Wessington Springs Plans Baccalaureate and Commencement
Wessington Springs High School announces baccalaureate services May 18 in the high school auditorium with Rev. Kenneth E. Seim delivering How Big Is Your Thumb. Awards, music, and student reports follow, leading to commencement May 22 with Charles R. Hatch addressing Thirty Years of Education in Wessington Springs. Fifty three graduates listed with valedictorian Bonnie Amy and salutatorian Betty Schaefer.
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Kenneth E. Seim
Supt
L. E. Gerber
Harriet McDonald
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Supt. L. BE. Gerber
Bonnie Amy
Betty Schaefer
Wessington Springs High School
Bob Adams
Vera Adams
Lavella Anderson
Evelyn Ankrum
Margaret Arnott
Edmund Bauer
Eldon Beckman
Nelle Bell
Leo Bergeleen
Charles Burchfield
Muriel
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Blunt Commencement to Feature J F Hines Speaker
Blunt High School will hold its commencement on Friday May 23 with F Hines state superintendent of public instruction as speaker. Baccalaureate services are set for Sunday May 18 officiated by the Rev Harold Wager. Raymond Marshall and Gilbert Shore are valedictorian and salutatorian.
Zell Eighth Grade Graduation At St Marys Zell
Eighth grade pupils at St Marys Parochial School Zell will graduate with a ceremony in the parish hall on May 22. A patriotic play directed by Sister Lidwina features students including Mary Ann Remling Eunice Grohs Avis Irwin Patricia Tierman Hetty Roebner Mary Banks Loretta Stemper Trene Bisver Patricia Irwin Dorothy Muellenberg Lila Stemper Delores McKenna Raphael Weiss Albert Miesen John Stemper Roland Joyce Edmund Zens Dennis Joyce Quentin Joynt Dennis Haider.
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Mary Ann Remling
Eunice Grohs
Avis Irwin
Patricia Tierman
Hetty Roeber
Mary Banks
Loretta Stemper
Trene Bisver
Patricia Irwin
Dorothy Muellenberg
Lila Stemper
Gettysburg to Get Dial Phones in June
Gettysburg plans dial telephone service after the new central office building on Exene and Main is completed, with installation on schedule and calls ready to begin in June. Edward Meyer leaves Willow Lake for St Paul to compete in the tenor division of a national contest with his parents and instructor.
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