Winners Named in State High School Journalism Contest
Redfield Lead Rapid City and Washington Highs and Sioux Falls students won top honors in four divisions of the Sigma Delta Chi journalism contest at Brookings. The 203 entries from 29 schools earned 39 placing winners with 21 being girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
Redfield
Lead
Rapid City
Washington High
Sioux Falls
Sigma Delta Chi
Eli Tost Schimerer
Wessington Springs
Termont Bysn
Kathryn Kemper
Wioux Falls
Morris Sanding
Leac
Sheila Ryan
Cathedral High
Francis Anderson
Philip
Rosemary Schmitt
St Mary's High
Salem
Betty Stanley
Barbara Ann Gehrki
Selby
Bernedeene MacArthur
Spearfish
Jane Munson
Lemmon
Grace Lewis
Delmont Burn
Nick Mastrovich
Joyce K. Huistendahl
Stone Falls
Felen Larson
Irene Parry
Monroe
Bruce Cole
Vincent McGinty
Huron
Lyle Bean
Alvina Jerke
Tripp
Herbert Alf
Alma Braden
Gordon McNamara
Be McDonnell
Sipe
Alpha Evans
Garretson
Emily Renner
Gene Brooks
Helen Hoefs
Marion Billings
Donald Giles
Schmierer
Turton Graduation Exercises Tonight
The class of 1957 at Turton High School is set to graduate with Luella LaBrie earning the valedictory for top standing and Rachael Blanchette the salutatory honor. Superintendent M B Gunderson and Miss Eleanor Watkins led the final year with Principal Morris Neilson departing for a position in Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turton
Orville N. Barrie
Rachael A. Blanchette
Martha N. Hagstrom
Clarence H. Hausvik
Betty L. Jenkins
Loella F. LaBrie
Lilian B. LaChance
Richard J. Miles
Marie A. Rahm
Francis W. Sullvan
Marie Rose ‘Troske
Luella LaBrie
Fox pups found near Wayland by Brown and Ravenscroft
Two dens of young foxes were unearthed about two miles west of Wayland this week. Chester Brown discovered the first den and Clair Ravenscroft unearthed a second. The pups are being kept as pets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Chester Brown
Clair Ravenscroft
Banking Pictures Shown At College
Huron College students watched a film at the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis presented by F. M. Clark. The reel detailed daily bank operations, public services, vault security, and the Federal Reserve system’s role in payments, discounting notes, and safeguarding currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron College
F. M. Clark
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapois
Washington
Skagg Stores Raise Wages In Huron Retail Move
Hi M Cooley manager of the O P Skaggs system store in Auran announced a ten percent wage increase for all employees. The new scale took effect May 1 as the Skaggs store enters its second year in operation in Huron since opening May 9 1936.
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Hi. M. Cooley
Auran
Cooley
Skaggs
Huron
Hermanson Named Social Chairman at SDSC
Walter Hermanson, a junior agriculture student from Garretson, will head social affairs at South Dakota State College for the coming year. He received the appointment from David Henry of Volga, the student president, at a recent Student Association Board of Control meeting. Hermanson is a member of the Board of Control, Scabbard and Blade, the Ag Club, Alpha Zeta, and a pledge to Blue Key.
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Hermanson
Brookings
Walter Hermanson
Garretaon
South Dakota State College
David Henry
Volga
Student Association Board of Control
Board of Control
Scabbard and Blade
Ag Club
Alpha Zeta
Blue Key
Farewell Party for Emil Schoenning at Wayland School
About 70 patrons pupils and friends gathered at the Wayland school house Monday evening for a farewell party honoring Emil Schoenning who teaches his sixth consecutive term here and does not plan to return next year. After supper a social time followed and Agiles presented Mr. Schoenning in appreciation of his years of service.
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Emil Schoenning
Vayland
Wayland School
Agiles
Schoenning
Skip Day Observed by Virgil Seniors at Brookings
Virgil seniors observed their annual Skip Day on May 14 driving to Brookings. They visited the state college and attended the college dance in the evening. Superintendent E J Thurston accompanied the group. Car drivers were Rueben Oschner and Leonard Bander.
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Virgil
Brookings
State College
Clase
Supt
E. J. Thurston
Rueben Oschner
Leonard Bander
Maytime Varieties Tonight At Huron College Fete
Miss Phyllis Hoffman and Miss Velma Tonason announce readiness for Maytime Varieties in the Huron College gym at o o'clock. William Tredway will act as master of ceremonies with skits by Le Roy Stahl and participants including Lyle Schuelke and Arold Diekhoff. A Maypole dance and various dances by students and younger people are planned along with a coronation for Margaret Noel.
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Phyllis Hoffman
Velma Tonason
Huron College Agronashum
Lyle Schuelke
Arold Diekhoff
Helenstar Bagby
Miss Hoffman
Morris Gilbert
Margaret Noel
Neds
Alsenbrey
Alpena
Reeva Ashley
Kimball
Lois Staskamp
Ve Harris
Leata Burdick
Eva Hollister
Vera la
Huron College
Esther Serr
Esther Rundell
Carthage
Violet Pederson
Kadoke
Evelyn Pugsley
Huron
Garnet Diekhoff
Weasington
Selma Larson
Foresbburg
Seina Standy
Geddes
Clara Schamber
Wolsey
Jeannette Jones
Worthing
Bernice Howard
Mary Beach
Helen Habicht
Jean Hetlinger
Ione Hedlund
Iroquois
Gracy Leek
DeSmet
Grace Robertson
Rapid City
Betty Cook
Elmnor Hern
Nagle Butte
Marjorie Atkinson
Sturgis
Ruth Welch
Philip
Laura Statmann Hosts Wayland Bridge Club
Mrs Laura Statemann hosted her bridge club in Wayland on Wednesday afternoon. Fourteen members and one visitor played contract bridge at four tables with Mrs Gladys Major finishing high and Edith Wood second. Guest Mrs Helen Douglas received a gift. refreshments were served by the hostess and her daughter Derla Jean. Also notes that Iowa is the leading term producing state in the Union with Nebraska and Missouri following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Statsmann
Wayland Wayland
Bay
Laura Statemann
Gladys Major
Edith Wood
Helen Douglas
Derla Jean
Jury Selected to Try Jerry Macer in Wife Death
In Watertown on May 14 jurors were chosen to try Jerry Macer for second degree manslaughter in the death of his wife after an evening incident when he went to seek help for their car stuck in a slough. Judge Vern Wohlheter presided. The state opened with its first two witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Jerry Macer
Vern
Wohlheter
Macer
Atate
Coroner and Doctor Testimony Restricted to External Examination
Clark County Coroner Ralph Mait bey of Vienna and Dr EB T Remesy of Clark gave testimony limited to an external examination of Mrs Macer's body. Defense argued absence of an inquest made dissection illegal and testimony should be mailed. Judge recessed court to consider the point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Ralph Maitbey
Vienna
EB. T. Remesy
Clark
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Manhattan
Noel To
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Union
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