S D U Yearbook Out This Week
Vermillion June 3 The 1932 Coy ote yearbook dedicated to South Dakota and the university marks its 30th anniversary with a Golden Jubilee edition arriving during exam week. It features a complete faculty section, graduate school coverage, and historical sketches writeen by officials. includes building photos and a diary judging panel of University men.
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South Dakota
University of South Dakota
Tthe University
Arthur McKay Pardee
Board of Regents
Coyote
Jess
Am Southworth
Sioux City
Russell Gray
Rapid City
George Green
Sioux Falls
Margaret Draeger
Aberdeen
Jeanne Kearney
Watertown
John Adams
Helen Chamisses
Vermillion
Marion Caldwell
Lucille Quirk
Highmore
Roseltha Simons
Belle Fourche
Charlotte Shanard
Ter
John Shanard
Florence Lou Bush
Algrid Stespraitiz
Lillian Wagner
Faulkton
Gray
Kem Oldre
Madison
Prospects Bright For Crops Near Raymond
Soaking rains have boosted farming near Raymond with plowing finished and early fields emerging well. Small grains look good, pastures are lush, livestock thriving after a hard winter, and milk and alfalfa are improving. Garden trucks grow fast and fruit trees set heavy. some cutworm damage noted amid buoyant prices and hopeful yields. Relatives visit Esmond residents Nellie Costello and daughters from Sioux Falls.
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Raymond Raymond
Teachers Are Placed Mitchell
On June 1 the Bureau of Educational service at Dakota Wesleyan university announced the placing of fifty teachers in South Dakota schools. Five will begin this year, the rest start in September 1932, with more placements expected weekly. Daisy Rickard and W J Hammers wed at Esmond M E Parsonage. couple to reside in Esmond after a short trip.
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Mitchell
Bureau of Educational Service
Dakota Wesleyan University
South Dakota
Esmond Esmond
Daisy Rickard
W. J. Hammers
M. E. Parsonage
Tedfield
Esmond
Hammers
Mrs. Hammers
Eastern bankers discuss prevention of bank banditry at Watertown
At the South Dakota Bankers Association annual convention in Watertown, James E. Baum of New York urged stronger steps beyond insurance to prevent bank banditry. J LeMyers of General Motors Acceptance Corp New York warned bankers that the industrial east now recognizes agriculture's importance to prosperity.
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United States
State Bankers Association
Watertown
James E. Baum
New York
American Bankers Association
J. LeMyers
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
New York City
South Dakota Banlers
Onida 4-H Rally Draws Large Attendance
About 160 registered for Onida's annual 4 H rally day program at Crystal theatre the event included a lawn picnic with dinners for two and ice cream. Rev J P Williamson gave the feature talk on Edo education of Indian children before government schools. Stunts named Over the Top won first. sewing clubs from Blaine Lincoln and Pleasant placed second and third.
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Onida
Onida Club
Crystal Theatre
J. P. Williamson
Luk
Rube McGilvery
Blaine Lincoln
Luther Nelson
Sewing Club of
Pleasant
Carol Hansen
Breakfast Held for Onida Seniors by Lake Sully
Onida seniors enjoyed a six o clock breakfast by Lake Sully followed by dancing in the pavilion. Mrs W B Crawford accompanied them. Friday evening they visited Ethal Phares and Almy Glessner in Onida, where a bridge game with Abie Hofer winning high honors concluded the evening with refreshments.
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Onida
Lake Sully
W. B. Crawford
Eth¢l Phares
Almy Glessner
Phares
Abie Hofer
Awards Are Given To Brentford Grads
At Brentford high school the term closed with two awards. A silver loving cup for greatest progress in character, scholarship and activities went to Oswald Lillernoe and Vera Haven. Vera Havert won the five dollar journalism award from La Roy W. Zell for outstanding journalism work.
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Brentford Grads
Brentford
Bretford High School
Oswald Lillernoe
Vera Haven
la Roy W. Zell
Vera Havert
Eldor Hafner Elected YMCA Leader at Northern AB
Eldor Hafner of Stratford is elected president of the Northern State Teachers college YMCA. Bean J. W. Thomas announces the appointment. Chester Buenning of Portland Gre was named vice president and Leland Gorder of Frederick named secretary. The officers will serve the coming school year.
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Eldor Hafner
Y.M.C.A
Northern Aberdeen
Stratford
Northern State Teachers College
Bean J. W. Thomas
Chester Buenning
Portland
Gre
Leland Gorder
Frederick
Wayland Ladies Aid Names New Officers
Wayland Aid society met at Mrs. Clara Ravenscroft home with 16 members and three visitors. Officers elected: Mildred Ballantyne president, Clara Ravenscroft vice president, Opal Hart treasurer, Wilma Ravenscroft secretary. Lunch served by Mrs. Ravenscroft and Mrs. Vera Van Schaick. Pleasant Valley class party features 28 children, May Queen Hazel Dun.
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Wayland Ladies Aid
Wayland
Wayland Aid Society
Clara Ravenscroft
Mildred Ballantyne
Opal Hart
Wilma Ravenscroft
Pleasant Valley
Pleasant Valley Congregational Sunday School
Community Cottage
Hazel Dun
Woody
Initiation into Alpha Zeta Honors 12 State College Students
Twelve agricultural division students at State College were inducted into Alpha Zeta, honoring C G Hopkins. The Hopkins club origin, a mallet piece from Central building, and Ben Reifel chaired the ceremony. Inductees include Kenneth Anderson Hudson John Barron Elkton Fred Baxa Wagner Kennth Foster Murda Forrest Garey Treymond Adolph Gilbertson Roslyn Walter Joanson Frankfort John McNeely Avon Corliss Moser De Smet Paul Rasmussen Fairburn Rey Roehr Britten Emersons Wolfe Clark.
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Brookings
State College
Alpha Zeta
South Dakota
Hopkins Club
C. G. Hopkins
Central Building
Hopkins
National Council of Alpha Zeta
Ben Reifel
Student Association
Kenneth Anderson
Hudson
John Barron
Elkton
Fred Baxa
Wagner
Kennth Foster
Murda
Forrest Garey
Treymond
Adolph Gilbertson
Roslyn
Walter Joanson
Frankfort
John McNeely
Avon
Corliss Moser
de Smet
Paul Rasmussen
Fairburn
Rey Roehr
Britten
Emersons Wolfe
Clark
Platte Man Killed by Lightning Near Platte
Lester Bailey was instantly killed by lightning Monday while tending a field in Platte. Neighbors saw him fall as horses nearby continued their path to the field end. Funeral services will be held today. he is the eldest son of Mr and Mrs Charles Bailey.
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Platte
Lester Bailey
Charles Bailey
Canova 1932 Census Records 7-Pupil Rise
Canova's 1932 school census shows an increase of seven pupils from last year. School Clerk E H Mans reports 100 pupils this year, up from 93. The census covers children aged six to 21 in the district as of May 1 and informs state apportionment funding.
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Canova
E. H. Mans
South Dakota
Eastern Graduates Are Given Diplomas
208 students received diplomas at Eastern State Normal school commencement in Madison. J E Peart of Flandreau awarded diplomas. Dr C W Pugsley of State College gave the address. BE A Bixler acted as dean and conferring official. Weather notes summarize May conditions near Forestburg with temperatures from 35 to 97 and monthly moisture. Local kittenball and girls team organized. Leona McCarl and Anna Edwards lead captains with a church yard game and lunch follows.
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Eastern
Madison
Eastern State Normal School
J. E. Peart
Flandreau
Regent of Education
C. W. Pugsley
State College
BE. A. Bixler
Pleasant Valley
Church Yard
Leona McCarl
Anna Edwards
Summer recreation plan for USD summer session
Vermillion June 3. University of South Dakota outlines a rich 1932 summer program with musical programs, lectures and picnics for students. Noted visitors include Dr Frank Bohn on June 15 and Edwin Ford Piper on June 29. Professor Piper authored The Land of the Akuwas. Kerman G. James and E S Sparks will also speak on Latin America and money in relation to the national crisis. The schedule covers June 8 to July 15 with multiple lectures and performances.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Wiliam Howard Batson
Sunkemer
Frank Bohn
Edwin Ford Piper
University of Iowa
Piper
Kerman G. James
E. S. Sparks
School of Business Administration
Slagte
Union
Dr. James
Brazil
Dean Spark
Edward Ford Piper
College of Music
Grasshopper Damage Is Reported Smaller Custer
Harold Doner county agent spent days in the east end of the county where last season grasshoppers damaged crops and found infestations localized with hatching underway. Cool wet weather has slowed hatching and reduced potential damage. Doner met Squaw Creek Home Extension club at Mrs Hesnard Hermosa and spoke on home beautification and tree shrub propagation. Farmers near Custer show interest in a small head lettuce crop with attention to temperature moisture and soil conditions.
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Custer
Harold Doner
Doner
Squaw Creek
Theodore Hesnard
Hermosa
Hold Watertown Man On Charge Of Arson
William Mitchell of Watertown was held for trial in circuit court on arson charges after waiving a preliminary hearing before Municipal Judge Prolem Howard 1B. The court set bond at 3,500, which his counsel said would be provided. The state charges him with compelling his minor son to set fire to the Mitchell residence on February 20.
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Watertown
William Mitchell
Prolem Howard
Mitchell
Forestburg Voters to elect one school board member
June 3 special report notes voters may choose one school board member in the coming election. Petitions circulated for candidates Mrs Anna Burrill and Lloyd Larson.
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Forestburg
Anna Burrill
Lloyd Larson
Earth Shrinking Like Apple Says University Professor
Vermillion June 3. University of South Dakota geologist Walter Searight tells KUSD that earth shrinks like a giant apple left on a pantry shelf. He explains mountain building is slow and broken by earthquakes, weather, glaciers, and running water. mountains form then erode away over long geological cycles.
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Walter Searight
University of South Dakota
Kusd
University Station
Dr. Searight
University School of the Air
Earth
Lana
Seax
School Head Presented With Purse In Scotland Dream
Sioux Falls officials and school staff present A. A. McDonald, longtime superintendent of Sioux Falls schools, a purse of 463 dollars a passport and case as thanks for 25 years of service. The note recalls his dream of visiting Scotland and his beloved Bonnie Scotland as a “castle in Spain” wish.
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Sioux Falls
A. McDonald
Scotland
McDonald
Board of Education
Spain
One-Year Diploma Recipients at Northern State Teachers College
Aberdeen June 3 One hundred seventy seven students of the one year curriculum at Northern State Teachers college will receive first grade certificates at the college commencement exercises to be held Thursday June 2. These pupils represent cities and towns in three states South Dakota Minnesota and North Dakota.
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Aberdeen
Ors
Northern State Teachers College
South
Dakota
Minnesot
North Dakota
Mitchell Lions May Sponsor Playground
Mitchell Lions plan to sponsor a supervised playground for local youngsters this summer, a project likely joining earlier efforts started by the Business and Professional Women's Organization. Also noted are graduation remarks from Loraine Reed in Irene, with R P Nommensen returning from the event.
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Mitchell Lions
Mitchell
Loteal Lions Club
Business and Professional Women's Organization of
Children’s Day Service at Presbyterian Church
Forest Burg announces a children's day service at the Presbyterian church on Sunday June 5 beginning at 10 30 AM. The program features recitations and songs performed by the Sunday school children and all interested are invited to attend.
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Forest Burg
Presbyterian Church
Mail plane damaged near Loux Falls. repair completed
A southbound city mail plane crashed near Loux Falls causing damage to the craft. Pilot Jack Parsha and passengers escaped injury. The mishap disrupted mail service as a broken rocker motor pin forced the landing. one passenger identified as Mr. Holloe from Minneapolis was among those aboard.
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S. D
Loux Falls
Dayr
Jack Parsha
Holloe
Neapolis
Watertown
Water Parade to Highlight Watertown Celebration
Watertown plans a June 24 water parade as the centerpiece of the Carn-Aqua festival on Lake Kampeska. The event features electric fixtures carried on the lake’s waters, promising a bright showcase for the annual celebration.
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Watertown
Lake Kumpeska
Stony Point
Sheertown
Kampeska
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State of
Nellie Costello
John Briskman
Gerald Phipps
Thomas Edward
Stanley
H. H. Ness
Huron
J. L. Myers
James E. Bause
Japan
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Rex Remerch
Tse
Dr. Sealight
Raymond
R. P. Nommensen
Irene
Loraine Reed
Loraine
Guate Sa
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