Juniors Host At Colorful Banquet With Nautical Theme
Highmore High School held a May 15 banquet for the junior class with about 90 guests. The St Marys Church dining hall was decorated Under the Sea to match the nautical theme, and the evening included a program led by toastmaster Howard Quirk and a lively dance in the school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore
Theove High School
Ing. de
St.Marys Church
Howard Quirk
Donald Nancey
Kathryn Ryan
Rade
Evelyn Marvis
Janet Witeman
Bob Whipple
Grace ‘Thinnglestad
Maxine Swanson
Phyllis Rezae
Unice Oakley
Lennar Perkins
Jimmy McDonald
Charles] Swanson
Jack Harknese
Roward Markley
Successful Play By Bryant Seniors
Bryant High School presented One in a Million to a capacity Bryant Theatre audience Friday. Supt A Mortenson coached the cast which featured seniors Ted Peterson Robert Lei Clifton Cronkhite Frank McLain Kathryn McCool Lillian Larson Irene Larson Kathleen Dailey with vocal solo Lois Perry accordion Lyndia Jorgenson and tap numbers by senior girls.
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Bat A. May Ly
Bryant High School
Bryant Theatre
A Mortenson
Lois Perry
Lyndia Jorgenson
Ted Peterson
Robert Lei
Clifton Cronkhite
Frank McLain
Kathryn McCool
Lillian Larson
Au— Irene Larson
Kathleen Dailey
Dormitory Open House Delights Visitors at Girls School
Fifty four guests registered at the Girls School Dormitory during an Friday afternoon Opera House event. Mrs Agnes Hottman and Mrs Nina Hagerty served a light lunch. Dean Mabel MacLean led a building tour of the main floor study hall recreation room dean’s office and living quarters. The second floor holds sleeping rooms and a bath. the basement houses a large dining hall and kitchen. The dormitory is a WEA project praised by the community.
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Doland
Agnes Hottman
Nina Hagerty
Mabel MacLean
Atta Thors
WEA
Doland Field Day Plans Sixth Annual Event
Deland school and the Doland Service Club sponsor the sixth annual Field Day Friday. Pupils from 201 townships are invited to attend. Morning events feature games for boys, girls, and adults. The Service Club serves ice cream cones or lemonade at noon. An indoor program follows lunch, then varied sports events directed by Coach Milton Dameron.
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Wasabd
Doland
Deland School
Doland Service Club
Deland
Deland Service Club
Milton
Dameron
Gettysburg Council Names City Officers and Alderman
Gettysburg May 16 special council meeting confirms officers and fills vacancy. Edward Loilward is treasurer E C Adams night marshal E J Won superintendent Bert Clark justice J F Weaver Louis Tilsisen dent and A En of the council. Albert Houck named councilman for the third ward. Mayor Harry Hixag appoints president and vice president.
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Gettysburg
Eduard Loilward
E. C. Adams
E. J
Hird
Harry Hix
Presid
Local Athletic Field Committee Chooses Chairman
A son was named chairman of a central athletic field committee and will be aided by a representative from the softball and baseball groups.
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Son
Baccalaureate Held For Bryant Seniors Near NTL
Bryant High School seniors gathered at city hall for a baccalaureate service Sunday evening. Lavish stage flowers and plants adorned the hall as 31 graduates entered and took their seats. Louella Young sang The Lord's Prayer while the high school choir performed two numbers under Teene Thiede. The sermon was delivered by Rev. Glenn Vahdor of the Congregational church, with invocations and benedictions by Rev. A J Soterson of the American Lutheran Church. A capacity audience attended as the seniors prepared to graduate.
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Bneans
Bryant High School
City Hall
G. M. Thompson
Louella Young
Teene Thiedehe
Glenn Vahdor
Congregational Arch
A. J. Soterson
American Lutheran Church
G. ©. Thorpson
Aberdeen Dentists Elect Leaders At State Meeting
A South Dakota State Dental Society gathering elected new officers. Jo W. King of Aberdeen automatically became head, succeeding Dr. C. B. Boyden of Mitchell as the convention closed. Dr. W. P. Henderson of Sioux Falls will lead in 1941 with Rapid City chosen for next year’s convention. Dr. W. H. Morgans of Shereden was reelected treasurer and Dr. E. W. Elman of Sioux Falls was appointed.
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South Dakota Bankers Association
Watertown
William C. Rempfer
Parkston
R. M. Hanes
Cantor
Winston-Salem
W. C
American Bankers Association
E. S. Woolley
George
May Company, Engineers
New York City
Hempfer
Jo. W. King
South Dakota State Dental Society
C. B. Boyden
Mittthell
Denti A
W. P. Henderson
Sioux Fall
King
Rapid City
W. H. Morgans
Sherdeen
Er W. Elman
Sioux Falla
Yeeleetvay
Cosgrove Names Committee Pierre
May 15 Denny Cosgrove chairman of the South Dakota Young Republican League Tuesday appointed the following executive committee Art Lease Deadwood Cyril C Kenobbie Presho Ted Van Tassel Mitchell Charles E Hansen Heard Harold Friesman Fort Pierre Mrs Maxine Fresconi Winner and Leslie Nelson Aberdeen
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Cosgrove
Pierre
Denny Cosgrove
South Dakota
Young Republican League
Art Lease
Deadwood
Cyril C. Kenobbie
Presho
Ted van Tassel
Mitchell
Charles 8. Hansen
Heard
Harold Friesman
Fort Pierre
Maxine Fresconi
Winner
Leslie Nelsen
Aberdeen
Guest Director John E Howard Named For School Hand Carpow
Guest director John E Howard of University of Gukota will lead St Lawrence Hieg School’s fourth annual hand carp, announced Calvin Engel music supervisor. Howard serves as secret treasurer of the National School Band Orchestra and Vocal Association and is a member of Mu Chagter Kappa Kappy Psi. Arrangements with NBC set the band to broadcast a program for the national arm and Home Fay.
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John E. Howard
University of Gukota
St. Lawrence Hieg School
Calvin Engel
St Lawrence School
Mer. Howard
National
Mu Chagter
Kappa Kappy Psi
National Broadcasting Company
Caing
Cowboy Theme At Bancroft Junior Senior Banquet
Bancroft hosts the annual junior senior banquet with a cowboy theme in the community hall. Tierold Feinstenau presided as master of ceremonies while Anita Martens Bruce Huddleston and others spoke. Wanda Barber read the class prophecy. solos by Dorothy Bolan and El Olmsted. dance featuring Manthey's Meadowlarks of Ramenn.
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Bancroft
Community Hall
Tierold Feinstenau
Anita Martens
Bruce Huddleston
Supt. Finley
Alvin Fellers
Palma Larson
Wanda Barber
Dorothy Bolan
el Olmsted
Bays
Hills
Manthey
Meadowlarks of Ramenn
Wheat allotments for 1941 announced by AAA
The department named a 1941 wheat allotment of 62,000,000 acres with no marketing quota next year. Readouts include Minnesota 1,652,047 acres Montana 3,707,254 South Dakota 3, etc. North Dakota listed at 8,935,048 acres.
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AAA
Minnesota
Montana
South Baletta
Bes
North Dakota
Seniors Attend Party Forestburg
Seniors wrap up activities with a party at the superintendent and Mrs Sather’s home Friday. Skip day was Tuesday and the baculate services were at State College Brookings. Sunday morning worship at the Presbyterian Church with Rev Roberts.
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Forestburg
Sather
Evers
State College
Brookings
Presbyterian Church
Roberts
Doland Bridge Club Meets Doland
Mrs. Charles Hahn hosted the Double Four Bridge Club at home Friday evening with Mrs. G W Cook substituting. Nas Harold Kline and Mrs. G W Cook won score honors. lunch followed. Next meeting will feature the four high scorers entertaining the four low scorers. Mrs John Levien had the high score for the entire round.
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Doland Bridge Club
Doland
Charles Hahn
Double Four Bridge Club
G. W. Cook
Nas
Harold Kline
John Levien
Bancroft Graduation Set For Thursday
Bancroft plans commencement Thursday with Paul Jones Harkness as speaker professor at Northern Slave Teachers College. Supt Finley and Bruce Huddleston will present diplomas while Russel Olmsted introduces graduates. Baccalaureate Sunday featured Rev A C Gordon and Dorothy Bolan solo. Class night Friday and a Friday picnic at Spirit Lake are also on the schedule.
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Bancroft
Bancehoft
Paul Jones Harkness
Bancroft Hall
Harkness
Northern Slave Teachers College
Supt
Finley
Bruce Huddleston
Pr Ent
Board of Education
Russel Olmsted
Special Election at Highmore Hig hmore City
A special election is set for Thursday in Highmore to decide a measure about closing bowling alleys after midnight on weekdays and until 2 PM weekends. The vote follows a circulated petition with required signatures.
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Highmore Hughmore
Highmore
Diplomas To 36 At Woonsocket
Thirty six Woonsocket High School seniors will graduate at evening exercises in the city auditorium. Rev BE Folley will deliver the address. Leif Pabner is valedictorian and Eleanor Stegeberg salutatorian. Class officers include President Warren Prostrollo and Vice President Marv Forbes. Baccalaureate services were held Sunday at the M Church with Dr M A Chase delivering the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Brosnan
M.A. Chase
St Lawrence Musicians Travel to St Paul
Readable fragments show a group from Lawrence preparing a trip to St Paul for a musical engagement. The piece notes the departure of the St Lawrence ensemble and hints at departmental support for the project.
National Music Contest Entries by 54 Musicians
Engel heads the music department as 54 students enter four events at the contest. Entries include woodwind ensembles and brass groups. The group was transported to St Baril by car and will return Friday.
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Engel
Ban Vhanvser
soTns
St. Baril
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