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

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JAMES SINGLETON ujimrr Why must all the girls flirt with me? LEONA SORENSON I may be little, but so was the atom bomb. GORDON SPEAKMAN ROGER SWENSON UCYII Late hours aren't good for one, but they're He is .3 self-made man who worships his good for two. creator. ,v-109' Q Q , Gow than Nui- JOANN SPENCER VIRGINIA AYMONDS Why worry abouf men? Her heart is like the moong there's a man in it. if-9 EN, ' L - TED TARRANT Our own Caruso! MARI.Ys TIPPEY High-school boys aren't for me.

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PAUL Nonosrnoivx When I feel like exercising, I rest till it wears off. MELVIN OLSON Junior Life begins at forty, so till then- Roaenr PEREGRINE uaobn I tell you, they need more men like NANCY ROBBWS me. Quiet, but so is dynamite till it explodes. ' Q . .usage ' eu.-1' Q I 1' i DALE PETERSON Del.ones SALMEN Hpele She lets her conscience guide her, but l W0l1d9r Wl'I6f l'd be if l 9feW UP?H sometimes it jumps the track. HARRY SCHEELE School gave him a jolly good time and he gave school what little time was left. BONITA SIMONS A woman after her own heart, but she'd rather have a man after it. hi -- - 71

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NORMA WALDMAN Gentlemen prefer blondes, l hope. JEFF WATSON Why mothers get grey and fathers get bald. MARY LEE WENDT TWYLIA WILDBERGER ln the long run a woman must depend l don't care how you spell my name, l'm on her own mind. going to change it anyway. i Adv' TRESA WERUNGER LOREE WILSON Brimful of lun and spirit. Her A's aren't her only achievements JEANNE ZIEGENBIEN The only thing wrong with me is that l have a one track mind and it occasional- ly gets derailed. MICHAEL HUDSON Mike l'm coming, but just let me take my time.