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

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,npffmg For the past six years Mr. Donald D. Dubbe, i biology teacher at Sturgis High, has served as advisor to the Mato Paha Staff. Each year he has put himself-his time, his patience, and his advice-toward the production of the Mato Paha. As an advisor he continually encouraged the imaginations, ideas, and creativity ofthe staff. We also acknowledge with appreciation his con- sistent patience. ' The events of 1964 belong to history, the W achievements belong to the student body, and the memories belong to each of us. The Mato i Paha preserves all these facets of l964 and we want this to belong to Mr. Dubbe. Today, tomorrow, or in years to come it pleases us to know that whenever the 1964 Mato Paha is opened and read our sincere salute to X Mr. Dubbe will again be made manifest. 1 1 1 -Qafsis-fig-,sawwffqfvqfwyH V ff-5-'fgsff'fgire--2'T2Fl'fvtfiffisf A3311 vigil -'f'f'fQ4,:fsi'f'.4f3Sf-i tif'-' Q11-gifs? sv: ff: s , as :miss-g,1J,-. awe-'fSi,Y s-1:53 a was QW? rixsi-5 f. ,rw iwiiai,-fr: 1 fs sg ? . A ,sfEwiQgf 'Qfy1f s-:asa-s,,-s s f,5?ff'3,f,,fs, Jtfv fM 31,fm3?,fF gim- -. -, ,af ,, .... sm.,r,Q1,,-2-,rss-erazwa gasgggsysmiyxa-1 . 5,tss.?,,J,-at Mw- ' fJ.i.,-- s.l54ffj::,,f7V Exif. A 354, Asilrf fs V 'lsiyiral 5 E i ,ssGS3m.Qg.4'?sff 'JAQQJ ji 2fzif:fZ'1f4ifW'Z'i2o5TQ.If 2S?Gf,:igHf,?' 1'5sfl2q9a9iWBf?a,4 sSQg5?.s1?e'ff:ls-Q, , , - , V H QM, as f ig? K fir 3225211472-Eff! , .... x 1 ' .- ,. gay wi f.-5.-g gf i 4' Qrffww V -gwrf , midii f ,wr ' Q52 K :.- f'. - 92 9 ' V ' 2 if 3 4' I m i' 5I ?' . f i ' 5,-,v,, Q as 'f- eiit stia f . r K i , V: , E , 'i-- - ' ', ' - jf ' , I t.' t J - M . T W ssiese if T - '

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UZWOQ fouffe fanofffaf sfecf 1513 cosfg 56000 Julius Caesar I 'Act III, Scene 1, Line 258 Q, ' ' ' - -' , , ,, I believe in an America where every child is educated, not according to his means or his race, but according to his capacity. . John F. Kennedy - Democracy demands more of us than any other system in education,' character, self-restraint, self-discipline. How are we going to get the best education in the world? One of the best ways is to have the best-trained teachers '. . . Our progress as a nation 'can be no swifter than our progress in education. The human mind is our . fundamental resource. - ' John F. Kennedy 77

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be said an hodest man and a good housekeeper goes as fairly as to say a careful man and a scholar Twelfth Flight, Act IV, Scene 2, Line 12 Zeofcafeof S70