The Daily Republic from Mitchell, South Dakota • Page 8

Pcrga Eight THE DAILY REPUBLIC, Mitchell, S. Friday, May 16, 1958 Name Corsica's Top Seniors Marlene Star, (left), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Star, and Eugene Llgtenberg, (right), son of Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Llgetenberg, were chosen valedictorian and salutatorlan respectively of the Class of 1958 of Corsica high school. In addition to her scholastic work, Miss Star had four years as a majorette of the band, four years In glee chib and mixed chorus. In her senior year she reigned as both homecoming and carnival queen and had a lead In both jtuUon and senior plays. She was also a cheerleader, a member of the annual and paper staff and a member of the all-state chorus. Llgtenberg lettered In basketball for three years, was In mixed chorus and boys glee club, member of the class play as a junior arid senior.

Me won first place In the geometry division In the USD math contest and attended Boys State. He was named the outstanding junior and was soloist In the music contest, a member of vocal groups and vice president of his class. (Republic News Service Photos) Hutchinson Has Best Yield Of Barley SIOUX FALLS (Si Five South Dakota counties, led by Brown, each produced more than one-half million bushels of barley in 1957, the Crop Reporting Service said today. Brown county had 1,232,200 bush els. Spink was next with 869,800 and Marshall was third with 691,600.

Next were Day with 674,400 and Clark With 644,000. Highest average yields were in Hutchinson and Union counties with 37 bushels per acre. Methodist Church At Scotland Elects Officers By Republic News Service SCOTLAND Officers of the Scotland Methodist church were elected for the coming year at a recent meeting. Glen Clough was named as lay reader. Kenneth Ireland was named chairman of commission of stewardship and finance.

Mrs. Ken Ireland was named chairman oi commission on missions. Mrs. Clifford Davis was named chairman of the commission on education and re elected Sunday School superintendent. Mrs.

Alberl Wold was named communion ste ward; Clint Case was named financial secretary. Ray Englehorn was named as delegate to the annual conference to be held at Spearfish. Gerald Smith was named chairman of the music committee; Mrs. Morris Gran and Mrs. Roy Slupe were elected for three years on the nominating committee.

Elected to the board of Stewards were Allen Baker, Donald Behl, Bert Bowers, Dr. Clyde Dannenbring, Kenneth Wright, Wilfred Ireland, Fred Kayser, Mrs. Wilfred Ireland, Eddie Lipke, James Mulder. Roy Slupa, Mrs. Clifford Davis, Mrs.

Milford Brown, Roger Cass, Glen Clough, Deanna Clough, Kenneth Ireland, Arlin Melgaard, Mrs. Kenneth Ireland, Mrs. Albert Wold and Mrs. Lloyd Smith. Oriental Theme Setting For Artesian Banauel By Republic News Service ARTESIAN An oriental theme was used for the Artesian high school junior-senior banquet which was held at the Lawler Hotel in Mitchell.

Barbara Olson was mistress of ceremonies. Pat Clark gave the welcome and the response was given by Rodney Hall. Jean Looby, Doris Shoemaker, Eleanor Dean and Barbara Olson provided vocal music. Named Delmont Valedictorian Present Awards At Scotland HS Class Night By Republic News Service SCOTLAND Members of all! classes were Honored at the an-) nual Scotland high school class' night program held on May 13 The seniors presented their program with the theme, "Rainbow's End," with Joseph Schmidt as master of ceremonies. The class, history, class poem, class will, prophecy and class song were presented on the program.

Sylvia Anderson gave the valedictory and Judith Ireland gave the salutatory and were presented medals. The freshman scholastic cup was awarded to Marilyn Eber- foardt. The other awards presented included the following: natural science Henry Wlnckler; yearbook editor award Carol Eberhardt; Bagpipe editor award Kay Wieters; athletic award Duane Bierle; English award Sylvia Anderson: Gold Memorial scholarship award Sylvia Anderson: band and vocal music awards Lonn Swett; Danforth awards- Carl Neumeister and Judith Ireland; DAR awards Carol Eberhardt; social science award Carol Maruska. Library awards were presented to eight students. Seven were honored with declamation' awards and debate awards were presented to four on the A debate squad and eight on the squad.

Vonnie Magstadt won the NFL award. Twelve seniors were presented vocal Awards, twenty four juniors, nineteen sophomores and twenty one freshmen. Ten seniors won four year band awards and two received three-year awards. Twenty one Junior band awards were presented, along with seven sophomore and six freshman awards. The DeKalb outstanding senior agriculture award was presented Robert Nelson.

The FHA Foundation Award was presented to jloyd Sorlein. The FFA award for ipeech went to Lynn Englehorn and 18 members received judging awards. In athletics, Duane Bierle won he most valuable award. Alien tlemme, Robert Radamacher, Jos- jph Schmidt, Henry Winkler, Leignon Gall and Rodney Burke received awards along with a large group of other players. Lelcher's Top Seniors Named Jerry Wild, eon of the Rev.

and Mrs. J. A. Wild, was named valedictorian of he Class of 1958 of Delmonl high school. He was active in band, glee club and mixed chorus and was a vocal and instrumental soloist.

He was active in athletics In both basketball and football and was a member of the student council, delegate to Boy's State and won the award of "Ail-Around Student" and the winner of the "Ail-Around music award. He was a member of (he annual staff, participated In debate and was the homecoming king. He participated in class plays. Bridgewater School Pupils Give Program By Republic News Service BRIDGEWATER Pupils of the sixth, seventh and eighth grades of St. Stephen's Catholic school here presented a musical program dedicated to mothers on Friday, May 9.

Sister M. Alice is the music instructor and Sister M. Stella Marie is the instructor of the grade students Music pupils presenting the program were Barbara McCann, Amele Hofer, Frankie Hofer, Lyle Schrag, Phyllis Gaspar, Helen Heiberger, Janice Feterl, Mary Jeannette Heiberger, Jean. Mary Hoffman and John Heiberger. One Vacancy On Canova Board Oi Education By Republic News Service CANOVA One vacancy occurs on the board of education of the Canova school board this year with the term of Louis Litterick expiring and a successor must be chosen for a five year term.

Hold over members of the board are George Gorath, chairman; Russel Duxbury, Myles Walter and Ray Froehlich. Home EC Class Of Tyndall HS Visits Hospital By Republic News Service TYNDALL Members of the Home EC II class of Tyndall high school recently enjoyed a tour recently of St. Michael's hospital here. The students were shown rooms, wards as well as supply room operating room, x-ray department, laboratory and the pediatric ward. Supt.

Edward McGuire gave of the tour also included the main talk of the evening. There I kitchen and laundry as well as the were 15 seniors and nine juniors chapel, plus high school faculty members and their wives present for the oc- cast on. Following the banquet, the group spent the evening at Ruekin Park. Plan Annual Alumni Event At White Lake By Republic News Service Name Ex-Legion Head Bulk Oil Agent At Presho By Republic News Sen-ice PRESHO Socony Mobil Oil Co announced this week the appoint merit of Earl Hoelscher as bulk agent for the Presho territory. replaces Henry Cramer who held the position 13Vi years.

Hoelscher is former departmen commander of the South Dakota Supt. Cliff Mackey announced this week that two stnOenU had tied for valedictorian honors and two had tied (or salutor- ian honors from the class of 1958. Sharing the valedictorian honors were Gary Hewer (upper left), son of Mr. and Mrs. Art However, and Robert Titus (upper right), son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Titus. Sharing- the salutatorian borons were Judy McGraw (lower left), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James McGraw, and Rote Marie Pederson (lower right), daughter of Mr.

and Peder- aon. The four students were also outstanding in extra curtlcular activities and in their community and church activities. (Rcpublo News Service Photos) l-t One Vacancy Remains On Scotland Faculty By Republic News Service SCOTLAND Supt. Harold Settje announces that only one vacancy exists in the teaching staff at Scotland high school. He announced that Rosalie Herman of Tabor has been hired as he fifth grade teacher for the coming year.

She received her training at Southern State Teachers College and has been teaching rural school. Carol Schurmans of Tyndall has signed her contract to teach the sixth grade and Jeanette Geigel will teach the sixth grade and will have charge of the grade school music program. The vacancy still be to be filled in the high school faculty that is for an English and debate instructor. (H RCH ES Banquet Held At Avon For 7-8 Grade Students By Republic News Service AVON The annual seventh And eighth grade banquet was held at the high school on May eighth with the eighth gfadtra being gueste of honor at the event. Margie Thaler was mistress of ceremony for the program.

She gave the welcome which was responded to by Byron Brand. Elaine Hneto gave the class history and Doris Oorlog read the class will. Ronald Oorlog gave the class prophecy. A piano selection was presented by Sherilyn Pier. Kenneth Voigt gave a baritone horn solo.

A pano solo was given by Sharon Bertus and a skit was presented by Shirley Johnson and Kenneth Powers and another skit by Merlyn Schuh and Robert Welns. The evening's program concluded with remarks by Supt. L. N. Pier.

Name Officers For Tyndall HS F.F.A. Chapter By Republic News Service Knlffen was elected president of the Tyndall PFA chapter at its regular May meeting. Other officers elected included Larry Finck, president; George Stevens, treasurer; Ed Kreber, secretary; Don Rothschadl, reporter and Charles Kvasnicka, sentinel. Reports were given on the year's projects and a film on Alaska was shown. sent or during the school year.

Winners Included Laura Samis, Polly Ettswold, Joe Knutson, Harley Jamison, Judith Jarabek, Joyce Lee. Delores Ettswold, Sharon Jochims, Rex Rudd, Mike Stekl, Elaine Ruml and Dlanna Ettswold. iw liuinmnnucj ui me DUIHII LAK.H, Plans were; Arn ripan nn an ot ho annual American region ana at made for the annual reunion, ban quet and dance of the White Lake Alumni Association which is to be held on July 10. The plans were made at a meet- Ing of the officers and board members of the Association which met on May 5 at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

WUmer Steffen. national committeeman. He has been engaged in USD Rodio Program Is Given Award VERMILLION "The Book Fair," a University of South Dako. ta "School of the Air" production, has been given a first award rating by the Institute for Education by Radio-Television of Ohio State Uni ve-reity. The program was broadcast over seven South Dakota stations and was intended for in-school listening tor grades four through six.

The program was also intended to stimulate cliUdrea to read good Wood Congregational Church Plans School By Republic News Service WOOD A Bible school for children of the community will be opened on June 2 at the Congregational church here. Mrs. Judith Brown will be in charge and the helpers will in Sanborn 4-H Leaders Plan For Building By Republic News Service WOONSOCKET About 25 4-H leaders, together with the county commissioners of Sanborn county, discussed plans for the new 4-H building at Fotestburg at a meet ing here Tuesday night. During the meeting the location of the facilities for the kitchen and electrical plans were discussed Larry Severin of the Intercounty Electric Association of Mitchell helped plan the electrical designs. After the joint meeting, the 4-H leader planned to make plans for' the 4-H talent night program which will be held Wednesday, May 28 at the Letcher city auditorium The group also decided to spon sor a float for Woonsocket's Dla mond Jubilee event on July 4.

Vivian Faculty For '58-59 Year Is Complete By Republic News Service VMAN-rThe faculty for the Vi viaii public school is now complut Filth Bom. Chapel 1003 Cast Sixth Ave. Lyle Howard Pastor Sunday 10:00 m. Sunday School a. m.

Worship Tuesday 10:00 a. m. Prayer Wednesday 8:00 p. m. Evening Prayer Trinity Lutheran ALC East Second Ave and Marshell St.

T.P. Doyen. Pastor Telephone Wy 6-4918 Residence: 220 N. Marshall St. Sunday 9:30 a.

m. Sunday School And Bible Class 10:00 a. Divine Service Wednesday: 7:30 Choir rehearsal. Weslejan Methodist Church West 6tb and North Sanborn Robert Vermilvea Pastor Earl HKacnrandt, SS Supt. Albert Hillen, Asst.

SS Supt. L.L. Hlldebrandt. Senior Choir Sunday 10:00 a. Sunday School 11:00 a.

m. Morning Worship 6:45 p. m. Wesleyaii Youth 7:30 m. Evangelistic Service Wednesday 8:00 m.

youth Prayer Meeting 8:00 p. m. Adult Prayer Meeting Thursday 1:30 p. m. Women's Missionary Meet' 4:30 p.

m. Children's Bible Club 8:00 p. Senior Choir Jehovah's Witnesses Kingdom Hall, 202ft North Main James Potter, Presiding Minister Phone Wy 6-2811 Sunday 3:00 p. m. Watchtower Bible Study Wednesday 8:00 m.

Congregation Book Study Friday 7:30 p. m. Service Meeting 8:30 p. m. Theocratlo Ministry School St.

Episcopal Cburch West Third At Dull Street Phone WY-6-3025 Sunday 8:00 a. m. Morning Prayer 9:30 a. Morning prayer; both ser- iccs conducted by episcopal Youth Pel wship. 7:13 m.

Episcopal Youth Fellowship ursery Provided For Very Young Monday 7:00 p. m. Boy Scout Seventh Day Adventlat 720 Bast First Ave. D. A.

Copsey, Pastor Daniel Larson. Elder Mrs John BuchhoU S3 Supt. Saturday 10:00 a. m. Sabbotb School 11:00 a.

Church School The Public Invited To Attend ervlces. elude Mrs. Myrtle Deny, Mrs. Colder, Mrs. Goldbraith and Mrs.

Leat. COLOME BUSINESS SOLD By Republic News Service COLOME Lawrence Steiger, owner of Steigers Cafe in Colome, hit purchased Mike Peter's Corner Bar. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Peters and family have purchased a home in California and are leaving in the 4ear future.

for the 1958-59 school year. Nelson E. Nelson of Orient will assume the duties of superinten dent and leach social science. Other members of the facult include James Mendenhall of Inter lor, math and physical science well as coaching duties; Goria Tag tow of Reliance. English and com mercial; Mrs.

lone King, sixth seventh and eighth grades; Mrs Mary Stolley, third, fourth and lift grades: Mrs. Signe Sletto, first an second grades. 11:00 a. m. Morning Worship 7:30 D.

m. Evening Evangelistic ler- vice Wednesday 7:30 p. Bible Study And Tooth Group The Salvation Army 512 North Main St. Capt. Robert Voeller Officer IB Charw Sunday 10:00 a.

m. Sunday School 11:00 a. m. Holiness Meeting 6:30 p. m.

YPI 8:00 p. m. Salvation Meeting Wednesday 7:00 p. m. Young People's Study Clasi 7:30 p.

m. Mid-Week Prayer Meeting, Friday 2:00 p. m. Ladles Rome League 7:30 p. Youth High All Assembly 01 God 309 North Sanborn Richard Tufte.

Pastor Sunday 10:00 a. m. Sunday School 11:00 a. m. Morning Worship 8:00 p.

ft Evangelistic Services Tuesday 8:00 m. Ambassadors Thursday 8:00 m. Bible Study And Prayer First And Third Fridays; 8:00 m. Women's Missionary Council ew Borne Evangelical Lutheran Church .7 Miles South Of Mitchell And West Rev Glen H. Oman.

Pastor 721 But First AVB Phone 6-7033 Sunday 9:30 m. Divine Worship 10:30 Church School "You Are Welcome" Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church 622 But Ave Rev. Olen U. Oman Pastor 721 But First Ave. Phone WY 6-7033 Sunday 10:30 a- m.

Church School 11:30 a. m. Divine Worship Saturday 2:00 p. tn. Confirmation Class "You Are Welcome" First Presbyterian 500 Bast Fifth Moderator, The Rer.

Robert Larsea firms andeRos jcne, S3 Supt. Valentine Preston. Dorector of Music. Miss Shirley Uamalcer, Organist Sunday 9:30 a. m.

Sunday School 10:45 a. in. Worship Service, 7:00 p. m. Youth Fellowship Croups Bolj Family Catholic Caurefc Corner East Second Ave And Klmball Msgr J.

M. Brady. Pattor The Rev Richard J. Mabowald Asst The Rev James Doyle. Assistant Sunday Masses- 7:00, 8:00.

a.m. And 4:30 p. m. Week Masses And 8:00 a.m. Holy Days Masses- 7:00, 8:00, And 1:00 a.

m. And 9:45 p. First Fridays Masses- 7:00, 00 And m. Church 01 Christ Fourth And Rowley Phone WY6-8011 Philip Prtcketl, Pastor Sunday 10:00 a. m.

BlWt School First Lulberan Church Corner West 5th And Duff Mitchell, S. D. Pastors Robert L. Anderson Donald P. Bankson Sunday 8:30 and 10:45 a.

m. Divine Worship Services (Nursery Open For Children 2-4 Yrs. At Both Services.) a. Sunday School Worship; Men's Bible Class: Women's Bible Class: 5:00 p. dinner for Stn- ior League.

Monday 4:15 p. m. Youth Choir 7:30 p. m. Boy Scouts Tuesday 6:30 PI Wednesday 7:00 a.

m. Men's Morning Fellowship 7:30 m. Senior Choir Thursday 4:00 m. Children's Choir Rehearsal p. Ior confirm- ands.

Saturday 9:30 a. m. Confirmation Classes Zlon Lutheran Church (Mo, 8jao4) Third At Capitol John B. Lutze, Pastor Sunday 8:00 a. m.

Worship Service 9:15 Sunday School Classes 9:15 a. m. Bible Classes 10:30 a. Worship Service 6:30 p. m.

Lutheran Hour. The Conservative Baptist Church First And Mentzer (Formerly The Mitchell Bible Church) The Rev. K. D. Dobson Pastor Sunday Morning service 10:45 Evening Service 8:00 p.

m. Wednesday Service 8 o'clock. 9:30 a. m. Teachers Prayor Meeting 9:45 a.

Sunday School Young People's Meeting 7:30 Evening Services Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Prayer Meeting Every first Thursday Evening Of The Month 8:00 p.m Women's Missionary Prayer Fellowship. First Baptist Church Corner East Third And Langdoa Mr. Reuben Buchholi, SS Supt.

Mrs. Lloyd Scovllle, Organist Sunday 9:45 Sunday School (A Nursery Is Provided During The Morning Service 10:50 a. m. Morning Worship 7:00 p. m.

Baptist Youth Fellowship 8:00 p. m. Evening Service Wednesday 8:00 p. m. Prayer And Biblt study The First Methodist Church Third Ave At Rowley St.

Arnold T. Herbal, Pastor Harry D. Clark, Pastoris! Visitor Mrs. Melvin Baumap, Director 01 Christian Education William Kugel, Minister OI Mrs. Kaye, Director-Organist, Sunday 8:30 a.

Choir Rehearsal 9:30 a. m. Church School 10:45 a. Morning Worship Service 1:00 p. m.

Methodist Student Movsnjtnl 6:00 m. Senior MYF Monday 5:00 p. m. Intermediate Youth Fellowship Corner Rowley at Wast Sixth Sunday: a. school.

11:00 a. service. Wednesday meeting at 8:00 p. m. A reading room maintained by the church In Room 210 of the Western Building Is open every day except Sunday and legal holidays.

Free Methodist Church The Rev R. U. Osborn, Pastor 600 South Edmunds St. Phone 2U3 Sunday: 10:00 a. school.

11:00 a. service. 7:45 p. service. Welcome to all services.

CfBgrecatloBat Chueh Corner But Fourth and Klmball The Rev Everett o. Pearson, Mlnlstei Wayne Perrill, Director of Muslo Miss Marlene Heyd, Organist. Sunday: m. Church School 10:45 a. Service Of Worship; Nursery During The Hour 6:00 p.

m. Youth Meetings 8:00 p. m. Congregational Couples' Club, Wednesday p. m.

Men's Forum, Second Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Choir Rehearsal 7:30 p. m. Explorer Scouts Thursday 1:00 m.

Women's Fellowship Second and Fourth Thursdays 8:00 p. m. Plymouth Guild, Second and Fourth Thursdays 7:30 p. m. Boy Scouts Church ef Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints (Morman) Wendell Miller.

88 Supt. 920 West A Ave. Phone WY6-4998 Branch President George Qlllesple Telephone WY6-2749 Sunday: 10:00 a. service Public Is Invited to attend Top TCHS Seniors Are Named Sharing top honors of the senior clast of Todd County High School at Mission wen Myrnn Jo '(left), selected as the class valedictorian, and Joanne Rlsseeuw (right), satutatorlan. They were among the 27 seniors who received their diplomas In commencement exercises on May 14.

(Republic News Service Photos) Initiate New Thespians At Gregory High By Republic News Service members of the National Thespian Society of Ore- gory high school were inltated at a ceremony presided over by D.A. London, director of dramatics. Initiated were Jack Studenberg, Lee Tappe, Joann Nebola, David O'Neill, Bill Allum, Joyce Tlustos. Fay Snider, Roy Messick, Linda Harrison, Frank Fortune, May Adcock, George Barfoot, Donneen Dale, Helen Ann Glske, Lola Grandstrom, Marilyn Hutchison, Darlene Jewell, Richard Jorgensen, Douglas Kotrba, Kay Laur, Richard Lopour, Sara Newsam, Susan New- sain, Ellen Joyce Opperman, Gary Attendance Awards Given At Letcher By Republic News Service LETCHER The perfect attendance awards have been presented to Letcher grade school stu- "Bar- dents for a record of not being ab- bara Sattler, Hal Shaffer and Lila Woolhiser. The present officers are Nedra Lundberg, president; Peggy Kimball, vice president; Janice Schlaht, secretary; Beverly Lang, Kay, Rundall, scribe.

Graduation Events Held At Foreslburg By Republic News Service FORESTBURG Baccalaureate and commencement exercises for the seniors of Forestbure high school were held tills week. The Baccalaureate services were held Sunday night with the Rev. Duane Shay of Forestburg deliver ing the sermon. i The Rev. Robert Anderson of Mitchell was the main speaker for the commencement exercises Monday night.

Three eighth graders, Sheryl Fair, field, Linda Christenson and Verald Grassel were presented their diplomas by August Kundert after they had been presented by Mrs. Mabel Patterson. Mr. Kundert also presented the diplomas to the following: seniors: Richard Bayslnger, Ronald Brakke, Ellen Elllugson, Alberta, Claus, Richard Goudy, Jeanne Grassel, Leonard Larson, Nancy Manners, Marlene Nelson, David Nlgbet. William Smith, Ronnie Snedeker and Fred Zoss.

Auction Sale Feature Of Foresiimrg PTA By Republic News Service FORESTBURG An auction sale was a feature of the meeting of the PTA at the Forestburg school on Monday evening. A total of $31.25 was realized from the auction sale of items which were brought by each member. The, group decided to plan a tea for the mothers and the beginners this fall. Special music was provided by the intermediate grade school students. The lunch committee was composed of Mrs.

Ernest Nunberg, Mrs. Carl Schwemle, Mrs. Lowwell Lindsley and Mrs. Cecil Cassens. ON SKIP DAY By Republic Newt Service TR1PP Members of the senior class of Tripp high school, accompanied by Supt.

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