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Lloyd Sherman Is Given LegionScholarship Award Last NightWins Year’s Tuition To Huron College By Virtue Of OutstandingHigh School Record; Is Only Boy On Honor Roll; SchierlingAward Goes To Marjorie E. Brown]In an auditorium yn.cked with people, 120 Huron high school seniors, members of the forty-third graduating class, were given diplomas last night signifying four . years of successful high school work. fEighty of the graduates were girls. 40 were boys. To the outstanding boy in ! the class—Lloyd Sherman—the American Legion presented a scholarship which carries with it a year’s tuition to Huron college, the equivalent of S150 in cash. 'Presentation was made by V. L. Weir, commander of tl\e Huron post.Only Boy On Honor Roll lt;Lloyd Sherman is the only boy in the senior class on the honor roll, which means that he lias an average of 90 percent or more for all four years of liis high school career. He has earned athletic letters in football and track, and at the time of his graduation was secretary-treasurer of the H-club.He is a swimmer of considerable ability, he taught life saving for one entire summer. He is at present employed as a life guard at the Huron swimming pool. He has earned all the possible merit badges in the boy scout organization, and is an Eagle Scout, : ^ ■■■;■\ttempt To EndChicago Murders!1While a junior he played a leading roll in the class play; he had the lead in the H-club play this year. A report from the high school office says that he has been successful in every high school activity in which he has taken part. He was secretary of the Hi-Y during the past year and is a member of the DeMolay,Three Years In “A” ClubHe was a member of the A club three of the four years that he was in high school. The last honor that his fellowr students conferred upon him was nam- ;1 ing him as the class historian. ■CHICAGO. June 7. Police todaytook steps to prevent further job-lot gang murders.State’s Attorney George Carbary of Kane county told Chicago police of the report of plans for more gang slayings. He learned, he said, that the plot was evolved by Chicago gunmen. and that Kane county was to be the scene of the attacks.Five men, believed to be associated with the Capone gang, have been visiting owners of speak easies and roadhouses in Kane county, he said. They have demanded, according to Carbary's information, the exclusive liquor selling privileges, beginning Monday.“We won’t have any rivals,” the men were quoted as saying, “because we’U kill them as fast as they show up. *:i1I:iIrAsked whether he expected the award, j the honor student said that he was so Isurprised that he could hardly rise. In /'N _| * ^ 1711commenting on the scholarship he said: * Ii^||M|M/lF0S T 110 “I didn't expect it. I felt that there wei e others in the class who were much j deserving of it than I.Post Commander V. L. Weir, representing the American Legion. B. B. McClas-key, representing the thamber of com- Tcmnicy Spends $41.1.2! In HlSmerce. and A J. Lang, representing the Campaign For NominationIExpense Reportsschool, determined who should get theaward.Maijorie E. Brown, valedictorian of the class, received the only other commence-For State’s Attorneymem award. It vmjfat Albert C. Schier- names appeared on the ballots fo. cotrn- J ling tward which was given by Mr.; ty office in the Mai 6 primary . vi uled .Nineteen of the candidates whose,irfSchil ling in 1926. Marjprie is to have j their cam' aign exu » -pot As wrthher name inscribed on the silver cup j County Auditor Everett Cuttu. today, along with the other four valedictorians The time for filing has expired, who have received it since it was pre- j Leo A Tetnmey successful in his fightfor the republican nomination for state’s51 sented. Marjorie will have possession of it during the summer but when school starts next fall it is to be placed in the high school again where it wil remainuntil graduation next year.David Anderson Gives AddressDavid Allen Anderson, president of the! ; Northern State Teachers college at Aberdeen, gave the commencement address to !attorney, submitted his expenses as totaling $415.21.George E Lon^taff. Temmey's opponent. reported his expenses were $227.27.H. L. Hurley, who won over liis wo. man opponent -Jodie R. Braskamp—in the republican race for nomination asI11fiie1!, ... . , , county superintendent of schools report-the cU* which exceeds by 26 students ^ ^cSany previous class of the 43 tnat have A } Ijrsc„ who won lhe rCi ubhcangraduated from Huron h.gh school. (nomination lor sheriff in a five corner- IterThe valedictory address was given by Marjorie Brown; the salutatory by Dru-cella Diekhoff. Music was furnished by the high school orchestra, the girls’ glee club. Lois Gitchell, soprano, and Robert Bryan, tenor.Of the entire class only 11 of the students went through the four years of high school maintaining an average of 90 per cent in all their subjects; only 11 wereon the honor roll. They were:Honor Students Marjorie E, Brown. Drucella Diekhoff, Thelma Anderson, Lloyd Sherman. Maxine Bryant, Munel Buck, Alberta Hal-vorsen, Thelma Chandler. Amanda Smith, Marie Gribble, Berruece Forgard.ited race, stated his expenses totaled $77.95. { Five of the nine republican cr. 'd dates for state representative reported their expenditures as follows; Charles E. Wilson, $61.15; H. M. Whisman, $20.75; J. B.McAllister. $11.50; E. L. Gordon, $18.50; 1 Richard Sejnoha. % :6.26. Wilson Whisman and McAllister were the three wrin-ners.Other candidates reported as follows; ’ W, A. Johns, unsuccessful candidate for stat. senator, $50.75; Gale B. Small, unsuccessful candidate for county tr surer $9, Mrs. B. M. Madden, who won the i nomination for cqunty treasurer, $25; T. 1 H. Young, winner of county auditortI.__ . ax i .nomination. $73.50; G. A. ihompson,_ JC1,.S. ~ ¥*yre: 00 ?' $27.35; E. B. Healey, $20 98; A. J. Maag,$21. The last three men were candidatesfor delegates to the republican convention. 'Two of the ight candidates for coun-. . , .. r „ ty commissioner reported as follows;mas we.e presented by Mrs. E. H. Bryan. Ffank Kuphn_ third Frailkpresident; Florence Laughlin, vice-president; Fern May, secretary-treasurer, Mr. Schierling was the sponsor.The class was presented by O. D. Dunbar, principal of the high school: diplo-t/president of the board of education.Invocation was given by the Rev. Hubert Ketelle, benediction by the Rev. S.D. DisrttdLE. MaUke, fifth district. $7.75.W. W. Howes was the only democrat to repor.. One of three men without opposition for delegates to state convention,
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Huron Evening Huronite
Huron, South Dakota, US
Sat, Jun 07, 1930
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