The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-01-10
COLLEGE NOTES

The senior class lost another mem
Der when Hazel Hanson left last Fri
day evening for Gregory, South Da
kota, where she will teach mathe
MATES and English history. Mis-
Hanson has been a member Of thu
class during the last four years ans
has the reputation of being a good stu
dent and a mathematical shark. There
Is no doubt but that Miss Hanson viii
make good at her position and hel
many friends wish her the best Of sue
cess Colleeian.
Miss Virginia Spencer returned last
Wednesday from her trip to New YORK
A good many of the alumni OF STATE
college were in town during the holl
days. Among them We're the folio"
ing: Janet Sloan, '1G; Edith sloan
10; Mabel Jarman. II Joe SWEARING
90: 1t. Carroll lycr.on. Is; Arlene
Zicglcr. II. Faye and Lloyd Holiday,
both II: Norman Dahin NJ; Winni-
fred Catlctt. 90; Mr. and Mrs Emil
Heck, II and IS; Mr. Andrew Palm,
IA; Florence Plocker sheldon II;
Ruth Lynch. 10, Lieut.. Carl Johnson.
-: Frank Kremer. rs, Ernest Aims.
worth. II; Matte Stoddart. IT; En-
gene Swift II; Coleman Wagner, ~;
Esther Luebke, n; Vera Lee, II;
Joe Bergeim. '1G; Harmon Kopperud,
II: Florence Nord. 10: LOUIS West
gate, II: Frances Humphrey; Arthur
Lynch, IS; Harry Killing, 10; Ethel
Austin, '16; Daisy Nord, IT; Clinton
Holiday, "a.
Floyd Hewett, a former student, re
Gently entered the military servicc Of
the L. S, having Joined "A base hos
pital unit at Chicago.
Prof. w. II. Powers visited friends
in Huron over Christmas.
Genevieve Chappell visited with
Grace Lanphier at the l~atter's home
in Milbank during the Christmas va
cation. They both returned to school
on January 2nd.
Roy Ancy, a former member OF the
present senior class. Is spending seN-
eral days at the college renewing old
friendships. Mr.. Ancy is engaged in
farming at Peever, this state.
Mrs. Emil Heck. formerly Florence
Caldwell, has been engaged to take
the position left vacant by Miss Ada
Erwin.
The local Alumni Association held
a meeting in the home economies de-
partment Friday evening. December
28th. An oyster supper was served.
The following paragraph taken from
the Miller Sun for January 2nd, will
be of interest to Brookings and State
college people: "The marriage Of
Chas. Rudd and Miss Bertha Greeves
occurred yesterday at the home Of the
bride. Rev. Mr.. Tarleton officiating.
The bride Is n graduate of the Miller
high school and Of Bookings college
and taught school until now. The
groom Is a graduate Of the high school
now a lieutenant in the army at Hous-
ton, Texas. The young couple depart
ed for the south. 1t Is presumed that
Lieut.. Rudd will go to France in three
months, but his wife does not expect
to 60"
Miss Gertrude Young spent part of
the Christmas vacation in Sioux Falls
visiting friends. She returned Mon
day of last week.
Miss Burrows returned Saturday
morning from her home in Cedar
Falls, Iowa, where she spent her va
cation.
Lieut.. William Emerson spent Fri
day morning in town while on his way
Mr.. Emerson was a member Of last
years junior class.
Friends of Miss Ida Anderson and
Mr.. Allan Slode will be interested 20
know that they were married al Red
field. December IA. 1917. They expect
to make their home at Fulton Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Slode were at one time
members of the School OF Agriculture.
Ben Lawshe. at one time secretary
to Prof. J. w. Wilson, was In town
a few days last week.
Miss Fern Nuessbaum visited her
sister, Mrs. Charles Schlatter, for a
week recently. She returned to her
home in Iowa on Monday OF last week.
Lola Levitt, a former student Of
State college. and DR., s. D.. Folsom.
Of Fergus Falls, MINI. were married
December 25, 1917. They will make
their home at Fergus Fails.
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