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

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tw H it f STEPHEN KENOYER Unlike Others' hr- is himself. RICHARD LUBBERS ln rvspvct to Patrivli ll:-nry. l'm a man of few words? LAUREN MCllANIEL A man among me-n, hut ht-'ml rather lu- among food. ED MALEN l got so many ide-as l just dOn'l know whvrn- to start. JOHN MILEK Late hours arvn't good for a person, but all right for two. GEORGE MILLIN I8 What? Me worry? 74eqZfe glade ?cwL' BOYD HARWOOD Education is a word in the dictionary. PAUL HARWOOD Opportunity may knock, hut tempta- tion morr oft:-n rings the bell. DARRELL HENRIKS lf l'm studying when you como in. wake mf- up. LARRY HINES Big friends come in small pavkagvsf' MERLYN JOHNSON Gentlemen prvfrr blondes, but l like- red hair, too. TALVIN KEFFLER 4'Put Off today what l Can do tomor- row for tomorrow l may not have' to do it.

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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

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f 1 WILLIAM RAETZ lt's not how much I dog it's how much I get caught at. SHELDON ROBERDEAU He's liked by all who know him. and likes all he knows. BoYD RUBY You just don't know what you can do till you've tried to undo what you've done. ROBERT SAMMELI There's only one of his kind. DOUGLAS SINCLAIR Our Marshal and Student Body Pres- ident-truly a credit to our school. DICK SINGLETON Not one of the lonely type. 74eq.4'ao6? Koa f, 'rw2fAI , 1 in wi, JACK STODDARD He who laughs last doesn't get the joke. PIUS WERLINGER lf silence were really golden, I would be a millionaire. JERALD WILDBERGER Opportunity knocks but I can't find the door. DARRELL WILLERT '6When I feel like exercising, l rest till it wears off. JERRY WURNIG Ain't no gal got a brand on me. I9