Two Huron College staffers resign to pursue new roles
Dr. L. B. Harmon and Rolf Peterson will leave the Huron College teaching staff at the end of the current school year. Harmon becomes dean at Parsons College in Fairfield Iowa. Peterson returns to study for a PhD at the University of Iowa and John deVries is slated to replace him as chemistry instructor. deVries, a Dutch native and Illinois PhD candidate, joins from Illinois and will start next September.
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Huron College
L. B. Harmon
Rolf Peterson
Harmon
Christian Service
Parsons College
Presbyterian School
Fairfield
Iowa
Peterson
University of Iown
John deVries
Calvin College
Grand Rapids
Mich
University of Illinois
deVries
Septemer
Netherlands
United States
Milinois
Illinois
deVries Sories
Toyal C. Agne
Agne
Chicago
University of Minis
J. H. Reedy
Purdue University
B. S. Hopkins
Ilinois
John
Sigma Sigma Xi
Phi Lambda Upsilon
Alpha Chi Sigma
Christian Reformed Church
Journal
American Chemical Society
Physical Review
Bible School
Parsons
Bible
Johnor Harmon
Huron
Religious Education Council
Taxis Club
Presbyterian Church
Boethian Girls Society
U. W
W. Q. Peterson
Pupils Rehearse For County Chorus In Huron
Rural Beadle county third district pupils gather in Huron for a Saturday rehearsal led by Professor Lee Bright of Huron College. About 300 children attended with teachers, preparing for National Music Week concert next Saturday. Final massed chorus practice occurs morning of the concert with about 200 children expected to sing at 2 p.m. in the college auditorium.
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C. S
Beadle County
Huron
Lee Bright
Huron College
Court House
Bright
College Auditorium
Radio Features on SEST IN RADICOLAND broadcast list
New York April 28 listing radio programs for WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WJZ NBC CBS. Leviathan liner half way Atlantic will air music back home at 8:30 pm Friday. Howard Barlow will direct on WABC CBS May 6 for National Music Week. Programs include Rudy Vallee Irene Borden Toscha Seidel Guy Lombardo Larry Funk and Paul Robeson.
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Howard Barlow
Wabc-Cbs
Wabccbs
WEAF
NBC
Rudy Vallee
Irene Borden
Rudyard Kipling
Russ Columba
Johnny Hamp
WABC
Thompkins Corners
Larry Funk
Wiz-Nbc
Andy Sannella
CBS
Wilbur
Penn
Paul Robeson
WJZ
Ward Wilson
Roy Shields
Coursey To Address Eighth Grade Graduates
Lecturer and author Coursey will deliver commencement addresses at graduation exercises for eighth grade pupils in Beadle County on June 11. County Superintendent H L Hirley announced the event at the grandstand of the state fair grounds. More than 275 students from rural and independent schools will receive diplomas. oral ceremonies have been held by mail in recent years.
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OL Ee Eum
Oe Yuna
Beadle County
H. L. Hirley
Student Election At U Tomorrow At South Dakota
Vermillion April 28 student body elections at the University of South Dakota will be held Friday afternoon. Two tickets have been presented for student president Bob Murphy of Pierre and Lyle Wirt of Parker. Vice president candidates are Tila Kilpatrick of Sioux Falls and Agnes Schmidt. Marjorie Gunderson is unopposed for secretary. The slate includes nominees for the student publications board, athletic board of control, Union building boards of control, and debate board of control. Donald Lovejoy of Sioux Falls is unopposed for student auditor.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Lucille Quirk
Highmore
Bob Murphy
Pierre
Lyle Wirt
Parker
Tila Kilpatrick
Sioux Falls
Agnes Schmidt
Marjorie Gunderson
Irene
Student Publications Board
Kenneth Guenthner
Bridgewater
Roseltha Simons
Belle Fourche
George Danforth
Craig Schouse
Plankinton
Athletic Board of Control
Elmer Caddes
Gregory
Hiram Bleeker
Emery
Don Wichals
Mitchell
Kenneth Early
Walden Pritchett
Union Building Boards of Control
Pauline Hunt
Rapid City
Mary Huyck
Leslie Winters
Chamberlain
Debate Board of Control
Pat Seydel
St Townsend
Donald Lovejoy
Speakers Listed For Child Parley In South Dakota
State and national welfare readers convene May 26 and 27 in Pierre for a White House conference on Child Health and Protection. Nearly 30 speakers from federal and state agencies will discuss medical service education and care of handicapped children with Governor Green opening the first session.
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E. A. Pittenger
Aberdeen
Blanche Haines
Washington, D. C
Children’s Hureau
Florence Walker Englesby
Margaret Koenig
Board of Health
Waubay
Bostrom
Public Health Service and Administration
A. E. Bostrom
W. E. Donahoe
Sioux Falls
W. F. Bushnell
Lk Point
Estella Warner
U. S. Public Health Service
F. J. Austin
Pennington
Rapid City
H. H. Holdridge
Madison
Public Health Association
W. W. Towne
Walter McNab Miller
New York City
American Child Health Association
White House
Washington
E. W. Feige
Huron
League of Women Voters
E. C. Giffen
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
F. V. Wilhite
Conference luncheon speakers at South Dakota event
Federal and state officials including Misa Geld Tracy Copp and Miss Mary E. Tamison join Judge Lewis Lerson to preside as the conference in Sioux Falls opens with daily luncheons. First noon session features speakers Hazel Ott, Feige, and H. M. Cass among others, with May 27 listed.
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Wate
Pierre
Feige
Huron
H. M. Cass
South Dakota Public Health Association
Alvin Waggoner
Philip
H. Bryan
Educational Tour Esmond Report Mentions Prof Ohlsen
Educational note from Esmond dated April 28 reports Prof W R Ohlsen leading a group of 24 pupils, including eighth graders, on a special educational excursion.
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Beau Hunks
Jarvis
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Roe Reeves
Willard Reeves
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Percy
Pat O'Brien
Rose Hobart
Charles Bickford
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