Coeds Practice Archery At The U Vermillion
At the University of South Dakota coeds join spring toxophilite practice as part of the physical education program. More than 30 women participate in archery drills with targets set at 25 30 and 50 feet as the university forms its first archery team to compete against other colleges.
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Normal To Sponsor Opera Presentation
ABUnuse German club on the Northern State college campus sponsors a new opera Hansel and Gretel for April 17 in the college auditoriums. An April 15 matinée is planned for children and city schools. Rehearsals feature local talent with Miss Susanna Piura and Mrs. Pfitzner in key roles, and the college orchestra and Little Aberdeen Orchestra provide music under Professor Garvin and E Kenneth Garvin supervision.
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Metron Opera Comnunatv
New York
Iocal Talent
Gretel
Mies Georgiamper
Fourteen “Angels
Shined College
Aberdeen
Pricer
Kenneth c. Garvin
Troubles Beset Wayland Families in April Tragedy
Land April Svecia reports a brutal sequence of misfortune in Wayland as the Parmerly family endures hospital transfers and the death of a two and a half year old boy at a relative’s home. Funeral plans and the community’s mood are noted as families cope with loss and illness. Later, Photo Finishers to Meet in Pierre on April 9 announced by F C Miller.
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Ant Wmmerly
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Siutwy Falls
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Parkes
George Dougherty
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Werington Hospital
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America
Hell
F.C. Miller
Woonsocket Huron Men Pledged To Frat
Zeta chapter of Phi Sigma Pi at Eastern States Teachers College recently made W. A. Lowry Dean of Men an honorary member. Pledges include Joseph Semb Karl E Mundt Ben Burris and William Dankey. Lawrence N Pease served as National Counselor and received a gold service key.
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Woonsocket
Huron
Madison
Zeta
Phi Sigma Pi
Eastern States Teachers College
W. A. Lowry
Joseph Semb
Karl E. Mundt
Ben Burris
William Dankey
Woonsock+et
United States
South Dakota
Lawrence N. Pease
Eastern
Detroit
Hills Club Women Set For Lead Convention
Black Hills club women plan a two day program April 10 in Lead for the first district South Dakota Federation of Women's Clubs. The event features addresses by state and local leaders, a Friday reception and theater party, and sessions on Prison Reform and Women as World Citizens.
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W. D. Camery
New Underwood
C. Polley
Pierre
Peny Taylor
Whitewood
Lena Lincoln
Rapid City
Sparde Wins Second Place in National Poetry Festival
Sydney H. Sparde head of Yankton college dramatics won second place in the first national poetry speaking festival in the United States under Northwestern School of Speech. He represented Yankton college in blank verse and earned second in final ratings judged by Harriet Monroe Lew Sarett Vadh el Lindsay Harold Ehrensberger and Louise Ayres Garnett.
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Yankkton
Yankton College
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Northwestern School of Speech
Spayde
Yankton
Chicago
Harriet Monroe
Lew Sarett
Va_ dhel Lindsay
Harold Ehrensberger
Louise Ayres Garnett
United States Army Band to Appear in Aberdeen
The United States Army band from Washington DC will perform in Aberdeen on September 15 under Northern State Teachers College. Two shows planned, matinee and evening, as the band tours a western circuit via a special act of Congress. Led by Capt. William J. Stannard, the group, known as Pershing's Own, features noted soloists and a range of instruments.
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Sioux Falls college Y M C A elects leadership
Sioux Falls residents were elected to campus youth group offices with SIOUX FALLS residents chosen as president of the Y M C A and Margaret Geegh named president of the Women's Christian organization on the campus. William Hunting was elected vice president of the men's group Arnold Tremere became treasurer and Emile Raveling named secretary. Other women officers include Rosamund Jones Dorotha Earls and Ruby Peterson among others.
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Sioux Falls College
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Margaret Geegh
Womens Christian Organization
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Arnold ‘Tremere
Emile Raveling
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Rosamund Jones
Canton
Dorotha Earls
Dell Hapids
Ruby Peterson
Clarks Grove
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Canova Dairy Day to Crown Queen on June Fifth
Canova prepares for the fourth annual Dairy Day celebration on Friday June 5. Young ladies will vie for Dairy Queen honors with votes cast by cash purchases from local merchants. The event, linked to the town creamery opening three years ago, promises an educational and entertaining program with talks by prominent men and various festivities.
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Diyers
Reading Greek Language Emphasized by Student At Sioux Falls
Daisy Krantzaz, formerly of the University of Athens, now studying at Sioux Falls college, urged fellow students to read ancient Greek to grasp language fully. She noted Greek literature shows how logical thinking began and urged Americans to study the classics. She also mentioned her multilingual familiarity with French German Trajan and English. Miller election set for April 21 with a mayor three aldermen and a city justice to be chosen.
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Sioux Falls
Daisy Krantzas
University of Athens
Sioux Falls College
Miller Miller
Eastern Students To Stage Costume Party
The Co-Ed party, annual by the Women's Athletic Association at Eastern State teachers college, will be in the College gymnasium on April 110. A circus theme will appear in costumes, decorations, entertainment and refreshments. Only college girls and faculty women invited. Prizes for best costumes. a grand march will determine winners. Short program, games and dancing planned.
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Madison
Women’s Athletic Association
Eastern State Teachers College
College
Geraldine Crabbs
Bute's Hearing Set For April 14
MILLER April 9 The hearing date for a pardon of M C Bute who received an eight month jail term at Pierre and a $500 fine for shooting a young man during a liquor case near Pierre is April 14 at Pierre. Friends have raised the fine money and a pardon is sought. The pardon board includes Judge Polley Mrs Coyne and the attorney general.
Pupils to Stage Cinderella Operetta at Training School
Elementary grade pupils at Easter State Teachers College Campus Training School will present a three act operetta Cinderella at 8 pm April 17 in the Training School auditorium. Music by Harvey W Loomis accompanies the show featuring the schoolchildren in a fairy tale buildup.
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Madison
State Teachers College
Training School
Harvey W. Loomis
Cast list for Cinderella operetta slated for April 17
The production features Cinderella Cyn tala Bohl and Prince Charming Lloyd Krieger with Stepmother Alice Van Hove and Stepsisters Virginia Kehrwald and Helen Feige. Fairy Godmother Agnes Lowell Herald John Baker and three choruses of fairies gnomes and guzels will accompany the public school music instructors Miss Josephine Whi and Miss Regina McMahon as they prepare the operetta for production on April 17.
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Cyntala Bohl
Stepmother
Alice van Hove
Virginia Kehrwald
Helen Feige
Agnes Lowell
Prince Charming
Lloyd Krieger
Herald
John Baker
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Josephine Whi
Regina McMahon
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