Sturgis Brown High School - Mato Paha Yearbook (Sturgis, SD)

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ui MARYLYN Dow TYSDAL Home is Wllk'I't' the husband is. HOPE Vic lt's nice to hc- natural, wh:-n you'rc naturally nicvf' THOMASA WALL ujust he-causc a girl dOesn't say any- RUTH WOODSON I don't blush easyg it's just my make-- up. MONTE BACHAND Theres nothing like two homes on the range. FLOYD BAYER Maybe l dOn't say it, but l can think it can't I? MILLARD BRADEN lf l dOn't succeed the- first time-- Ah well, skip itf' LELAND BRINK Wfhose who study die young: l'm look- ing forward to a long lifcf' CLIFFORD CASTEEL 'Tigures are my favoritv-mathematical I6 figures that is. thing tlocsn't moan sho has nothing In say. JOYCE WILL He-r quiet ways only add tO hor charms. ANN WII,DBERGER 'Alt takes a girl to marry a hoy. 1- VALDA WILDBERGER She looks innocent but looks are de- ceivingf' I I I , 'L f Q Q

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IRENE PELL She thinks and thinks once in awhile!! KAYE SALMEN How innocent my childhood must have been. SYLVIA SANDERS Happiness on the road to successf CATHERINE SCHOMER Nice to look at, but nicer to know. LESLIE SHAW Live fast, love hard, die young, and leave a beautiful memory! l GLADYS SIMONS Sugar and spice and everything nice. and 'H W .I -,fX I MARIETTA SMITH I tell you this school won't be the same without me. DARLENE SORENSON 'Tcl like to be bashful but fate decrees otherwise. NINA SORENSON Give her time, she might grow up some day. GWEN SOUTHWORTH Someone has got to uphold senior dignity. NELDA SPENCER Gentlemen prefer blondes. MARJORIE SPERLE I'm learning a lot, but school inter- feresf'

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School days are fun, but, ah, that LARRY CHAMBERLAIN night life. PAUL CHORD Greater men than I have lived, but I doubt it. My DoN CHUBB I know it'S there, I just can't put my hands on it. ART DODSON Better late than never, which is usual. RONNIE DOUGLAS Sometimes l sit and think, but usually tc I just sit. GUY EDWARDS He may have short legs, but he takes long strides. M7416 704404159 W lwvx 'Ill C 5? fc Q I RONALD ERICKSON If friendship could he measured in dollars, I'd be rich. THOMAS Fox There is nothing selfish in his Smile. DDN GAPP Wise men are men of few words. JERRY GROVER I had it in my hand-but Somewhere it fell outlw EDDIE GRUBL '4He's a man after his own heart, but he'd rather have a girl after it. LARRY CRUBL I love life . . . and women! I l I7