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

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N it , g QC 1 ll. vi . ,X I 5 5 ,1 5 X 9 mb ll Climaxing the l947 football season was the 7th annual Homecoming which featured a parade led by the queen, Joan Haley, and her attendants, R. Madison and D. Grubl, respec- tively. is 5535 inf . . -.Lil I ri 'A Winning first prize in the float contest was the senior float which glided smoothly along in marked contrast with the dilapidated old Ford driven by the cheer- leaders at right. Jester Marcotte prepares to read the proclamation before the Coronation of the queen at right by S. C. president Bill Coacher. For the first time in the history of S.H.S. students elected by popular vote a Marshal of the Day, Francis Eveleth, who awaits the recognition of his sovereignty by President Coacher. 16 N i if

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Black Wills on erence ntieal Back row: Coach B. W. Woodle, D. Morrill, T. Sigman, D. Garlick, K. Marcotte, R. Soelzer, J. Blaess, C. Tribby, D. Johnson, M. Veren, F. Eveleth, Ass't Coach E. Coacher, Front row: E. Wilson, B. Lushbough, C. Hardy, M. Jastorff, J. Taylor, W. Simons, R. Conklin, G. Gerhard, D. McGuire, J. Sprung, V. Doyle, J. Cox, manager. ' 1 THEY WE Ely v Iwi :gpg ndeka tec! OI'LkI'QI'LC9 .Gblay B. Coacher, J 1 . 'jf Q, mam Sept. Custer 6 , ' Sept. Spearfish 7 , Sept. Hot Springs 6 Oct. Lead 0 I Oct. Deadwood 'I3 YA, Oct. Rapid City 1 Oct. Belle Fourche 0 -., .rf A ' 5. , 1 ,,,,,f-vnu: Oct. Casper. Wyo. 24 A 1 1 1 1- 'Q V? I S R' ig .551 'du J y .af-,gr M. -main ' A .4 . ' -for is - ' Co-Captain Co-Captain R. Conklin Backfield: M. Veren, F. Eveleth, B. Coacher, W. Simons. B. Coacher D. Johnson. Line: D. McGuire, C. Tribby, R. Conklin, G. Gerhard, R. Soelzer, J. Blaess, I8 Z' v-..q. ' R-. L