State College honors 133 seniors at annual commencement
Brookings, June 11 The 48th annual commencement marked the end of State College's academic year as 133 seniors processed in the Coolidge Sylvan Theatre. The class joined 2788 graduates in the college's history, with honors awarded to Adlene Larson and others. Thirty-eight members received reserve Army commissions.
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