Yankton College Elects Officers
Yankton college held a run off election naming six student officers and a final manager for Pioneer Day. Don Gibbs led athletic manager with 147 votes while Thomas Piak had 92. Corinne Koepke won secretary 122 to 113. Leo Ringer beat Dick Abraham 142 to 95 for vice president. Mary Ward defeated Erna Lehman 134 to 100 for May Queen. Devore Cheney won forensic manager 128 to 103. Harrison Danforth will be homecoming manager after opponent withdrew. The four first election leaders from a week ago will join the new officers just before term end.
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Yankton
Yankton College
Harrison Danforth
Don Gibbs
Wessington Springs
Thomas Piak
Tyndall
Gibbs
Greyhound
Corinne Koepke
Elmore
Minn
Verona Sumner
Fort Pierre
Leo Ringer
Norfolk
Neb
Dick Abraham
Akron
Mary Ward
Everitt Calhoon
Lead
Yankton College Student Association
William Lang
Maurice Lenser
Tilden
Dorothy Lister
Onida
Fred Nichol
Paul Muilenburg
Beresford
Walden Lee
Philin
Joe Mendel
Fedora Hardware Store Remodeled and Expanded
The Fedora hardware store and the Fedora implement company undergo a remodeling project. The Nick Kieffer hardware shop gains a central partition while the Schramm building moves to new space. A vacant lot south of the building is leveled to display farm implements.
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Fedora 'S
Fedora May
Nick Kieffer
Fedora Implement Company
John Schramm
Kieffer
Youth Is Injured When Hit By Car
Five year old Stone Falls resident Eugene Pratt was struck by an automobile in Sioux Falls. He sustained head and facial injuries after reportedly darting from behind a parked car into the path of Grace Zigler's vehicle.
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Sioux Falls
Eugene Pratt
Stone Falls
Grace Zigler
Forestburg Students Host Annual Banquet in Spanish Garden
Forestburg high school seniors and faculty were guests of the juniors at a 6:30 banquet held in the school gymnasium. The decor featured a Spanish garden theme with plum blossoms and a brick wall, a well with an old oaken bucket, and a north balcony. Four course dinner used Spanish green and white colors, with carnations as table centers. Fouberg acted as toastmistress and readings and songs included Helen Fouberg in In a Little Spanish Town and Miss Remster singing My Spanish Dancer.
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Forestburg
Forestburg High School
Fouberg
Helen Fouberg
Remster
Miller Student Wins UW Inorganic Chemistry Fellowship
Emory Fisher of Miller South Dakota a Dakota Wesleyan University senior and chemistry and mathematics major has been elected to a fellowship in the University of Wisconsin Inorganic Chemistry department. He will work as Dr J H Walton's laboratory assistant focusing on reaction velocity catalysis and colloids starting September 15.
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J. H. Walton
Six Initiated Into Theta Alpha Phi At Wesleyan
Six new members were initiated into the local Theta Alpha Phi chapter at Dakota Wesleyan. The ceremony honored high achievement in drama with sixty five chapters nationwide. Guests attended a dinner after the initiation. New members include Lavern e Crockett Mitchell Esther Walker Wessington Springs Etta Frerking Faith Eben Noyes Mattoon OL Marvin Scott Mitchell and Helen Smith Selby.
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Wesleyan Mitchell
Theta Alpha Phi
National Dramatic Fraternity
Dakota Wesleyan
United States
Laverne Crockett
Mitchell
Esther Walker
Wessington Springs
Etta Frerking
Faith
Eben Noyes
Mattoon
Marvin
Scott
Helen Smith
Selby
Forestburg Woman Breaks Hip in Mitchell Fall
Mrs. Alex Ferguson fractures her hip after a fall on a Mitchell sidewalk last week. She was taken to a Mitchell hospital and is reported resting comfortably though her condition remains serious.
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Forestburg
Mitchell
Alex Ferguson
School Conference Opens At Brookings
The annual two day conference and contests for South Dakota Smith-Hughes high schools open in Brookings today and Saturday May S and 9. About 30 schools send students to compete in speaking contests animal husbandry dairy husbandry field crops poultry farm shop and meets. Winners announced at a luncheon Saturday.
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Brookings Brookings
South Dakota
Smith-Hughes
Frankfort Juniors And Seniors Banquet Held At High School
The Frankfort Junior class hosted its Senior class banquet at the high school building. The decorated gym featured a dinner served by five Sophomore boys in white trousers and shirts. Program included welcomes to the girls and boys, a whistling solo, faculty tribute, vocal duet, readings, and piano solo with Ruth Franz as toast mistress.
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Frankfort
Marian Stewart
Alvin Bickness
Benevieve Valder
Laurence Valder
Marian Hassinger
Ruth Franz
John. Meinmiller
Joyce Adams
Frederic Whalley
Ruth
Fanz
Clyde Fisher To Address Students at University of South Dakota
Clyde Fisher, renowned naturalist and curator at the American Museum of Natural History, will lecture to summer session students at the University of South Dakota in June. The program includes five reels of German film and centers on the Einstein theory of relativity, with emphasis on non mathematical explanations.
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Clyde Fisher
American Museum of Natural History
New York City
University of South Dakota
Department of Education
Fisher
America
New York
Amateur Astronomers Association
Miley Way
William H. Batson
American Museum of National History
Carl Akeley
L. E. Akeley
College of Engineering
Akeley
Dedication Plan for Cheyenne River Bridge Near Sturgis
Plans for the Cheyenne river bridge dedication at four corners 100 miles east of Sturgis target early June. Rodeo entertainment will accompany the ceremony under Circle Eagle of the Where the West Begins Rodeo Association. The site has a history of drownings during high water.
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Cheyenne Bridge
Sturgis, May
Four Corners
Sturgis
Circle Eagle
Dakotans Announce Membership For 31 Vermillion
The Dakotans honorary group at the University of South Dakota named eleven new members for the coming year including Leroy Ericsson Salem Muriel Kautz Witten Robert Dunn Groton Don Harris Plankinton Kenneth Waddell Webster Robert Campbell Frederick Glenn Wobler Watertown Arden Swisher Vermilion Burril Monk Viborg Rolle Bergeson Isabel Sevrens. They sponsor university affairs and aid housing for state music contest contestants while assisting Campus Beautiful efforts to landscape the Student Union. Outgoing members listed include Edward Doughty Parker and Howell Fuller Aberdeen.
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University of South Dakota
Leroy Ericsson
Salem
Muriel Kautz
Witten
Robert Dunn
Groton
Don Harris
Plankinton
Kenneth Waddel
Webster
Robert Campbell
Frederick
Glenn Wobler
Watertown
Arden Swisher
Vermillion
Burril Monk
Viborg
Rolle Bergeson
Sioux City
Sevrens
Isabel
Dakotans
Campus Beautiful
Edward Doughty
Parker
Howell Fuller
Aber
Local names appear in fragmented Sioux region list
A partial OCR line lists several individuals and towns including Sioux City Sioux Falls Tyndall Wentworth Humboldt Aberdeen and related surnames Robbins McCann Long Moses Petsch Root Grieves Gruhn plus others, without clear context or actions.
New Heads Take Over at South Dakota State College
BROOKINGS May 3 The new student administrator Ben jamin Reifel Parmalee will serve one year as student president of State college. Reifel elected March 18 is a junior in agriculture and succeeds Herold Jordan Sansarc. Lieut Lee Haney rifle coach presented a silver shield won by the rifle team to President Pugsley.
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Brookings
Benjamin Reifel
Parmalee
Stuent
State College
Reifel
Heo
Herold Jordan
Sansarc
Lieut Lee Haney
Pugsley
William Ran
Hearst Trophy Match Sees Team Take Third in Midwest
The squad finished third in the Midwest section of the Hearst trophy competition. Team members delivered strong performances, securing a solid placement amid regional rivals.
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Delph Hearst
Midwest
Springfield College Announces Faculty Salary Cuts
President C. G. Lawrence unveils a two and half percent across the board salary reduction for all faculty and administrative staff at Southern State Teacher College. The plan includes eliminating one or two departments and trimming lab materials, equipment, and library purchases to cope with reduced state appropriations and lower revenue from school lands.
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Springfield
C. G. College
Lawrence
Pres. Lawrence
Tuition Hikes Fall Short of Covering Allocations
The document notes that despite higher student tuition and a new library fee, operating funds will still fall short of the required allocations. It emphasizes the need to preserve efficiency as the university adjusts finances amid reduced gene propric ations.
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M&m
Automobile
Kellogg
Jatile Creek
All-Bran
S. D
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Bank of Personal Service
Thomas
Benj. Thomas
M. D
Robert W. Vance
Huron
Baey
Pontiac
General Motors
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