Yankton College - Okihe Yearbook (Yankton, SD)

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lqanktnuais Most of the class of 1919 are teaching this year, disposed as follows: Beatrice Knnclert, Britt, lowa: Jessie Scott, Rec Heights: Margery Miller, Elk Point: Flora lane Bussey, Armour: Dorothy Levoy, Scotland: Georgia Brown. Spencer: Neva Underhill, Canton: Amelia Richards, Sisseton: Mrs. Alice VVolfe, Mitchell: Franklin Miller. Andover: George Henry, Terraville: Mae Horn, VVinner: Jessie Brown, Mobridge: Marie McDonough, Yank- ton College: Mary Zollinger, Yankton College Conservatory of Music. Henry Stallard and Alexander Rehn are students at the Chicago Theological Seminary. Bessie Stratton, '18, is a stenographer in the Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. She is living with the Lee family at 1415 Newton St. N. VV. Henrietta Bruhn, ex-'18, and Carl E. Lein were married at Platte, November 21, where they now reside. Rew W'alz, '17, was married to Edna Woodring, August 21, at the bride's home near Winner. Mr. Walz is pastor at Westminster and Ideal in Tripp County. Margaret Ward, ex-'09, has been elected to the position of Public Health nurse of Yankton County and takes her position next June. Albert Lyman, academy student of 1899-1900, and his wife, Mary Stuart, ex-'14, recently of Grand Valley, are now on the old Lyman farm at Ethan. Laura B. Keith, '14, is now Y. W. C. A. Secretary for Brookings County, South Dakota. Ralph E. Bayes, '16, received the degree of S. T. B. from Andover Theological Seminary, June '1 . Anna B. Donner, '10, and John E. Nichol, ex-'08, were married June 25, 1919, at the bride's home in Elgin, Nebraska. Their home is at Green Acres Stock Farm at Neligh, Nebraska. Lucille Bennet, ex-'21, and Fred Eberhart, ex-'20, were married in June at the Rev. H. P. Eberhart home in Sioux Falls. They are now living at Davis, where Mr. Eberhart is pastor of the Methodist church. Emma E. Lewis, '16, and Harold I. Rose, '17, were married September 1919 at the Lewis home in Lake Preston. They are living at 326 Meyran Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Belle Hetland, ex-'18, was married to William Lockhart of Pierre, December, 1919. Their home is at Pierre where Mr. Lockhart is in the Real Estate business. Martha Fisher, ex-'02, assisted in the Yankton College Summer School last summer. She is now Secretary of Religious Education in the Minneapolis Y. W. C. A. Marie Ostroot, ex-'10, was married August 12 to Roy L. Aney. They are at home at Crosby, North Dakota, where Mr. Aney is Agricultural Supervisor in the high school. Ray L. Wilson, '12, has resigned his position in the Dakota Trust and Savings Bank of Sioux Falls and is now connected with the Farmer's Security Bank of Valley Springs. Bert E. Fenenga, '16, and wife, nee Ruth Cross, '15, with their two children have recently moved to St. Louis where Mr. Fenenga has accepted a very attractive position as athletic director in the Cleveland High School of St. Louis. Ralph E. Nichol, '07, for a number of years on the faculty of the N. N. I. S., at Aber- deen, and during the war connected with the food administration in this state, has bought a farm near Springfield and is now engaged in farming. Florence Treat, ex-'20, expected to return to Yankton the second semester but changed her plans and is now at Ormund Beach, Florida. Mabel Thursie, ex-'21 has recovered from her illness and is at present bookkeeper in a dentist's office in Chicago, her home city. She expects to be back in college next fall. Alva Steadman, ex-'16, has entered upon a three years' course in the Harvard Law School. His address is 12 Hilliard Street, Cambridge, Mass. Henry Halla, '12, and Mrs. Halla, nee Hazel Coulson, ex-'17, have returned from Webb, Saskatchewan, Canada, and are now located at Erwin, where Mr. Halla is superintendent of schools. Three former Yankton College Conservatory students are now students in the McPhai1 School of Music, Minneapolis. They are Ethel Hoyer, ex-'22, Irene Mason, ex-'22, and Nell Posthuma, ex-'21, 27

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Edna Burkhardt, '16, has returned from her Y. M. C. A. work in Paris on account of the death of her mother. She is now at the family home, Great Bend, North Dakota. Henry Reich, '16, now owns a garage at Kaylor, South Dakota. His head mechanic is Edgar Miles, '17, Lieut. S. P. Nelson, '16, since his return from the army, has been selling stock for the Yankton Meridian Bridge Company. Hazel Belle Abbott, '12, is now one of the teachers of Columbia College. She spent the first semester taking post graduate work at Columbia University, New York. V I William E. Lyman, '12, who has been County Agricultural Agent at Spearfish, is carry- mg on a stock business there. His wife, Laura Williamson. Con. '08, is teaching piano in the State Normal School at Spearfish. Ralph L. Hazen, ex-'21, was married in August to Marjorie Slemmons, a sister of Theodore Slemmons, ex-'Z1. C. A. Alseth, '10, cashier of the Farmer's National Bank of Lake Preston, is also the senator from Kingsbury County. Alvin H. Hansen, '10, has resigned his position at Brown University. He is now As- sociate Professor of Economics at the University of Minnesota. He and Mrs. Hansen, nee Mabel Lewis, '11, are now living at 321 17th Avenue S. E., Minneapolis. Benedicta Lewis, '11, is a very successful osteopathic physician at Pierre. She was graduated from the American School of Osteopathy in 1918. She has built up a very good practice in Pierre. Gerald Stevenson, '10, also a graduate of the American School of Osteopathy in 1918, is now practicing at Kent, Ohio. L. W. Robinson, '10, besides being editor of the Parker Press-Leader, holds an import- ant position in the state as president of the State Sunday School Association. Mrs. Robinson was formerly Myrtle Fisher, also of the class of 1910. Mary MacGregor, '16, is principal of the High School at Lake Preston. Mrs. Maude Mathews Rowcliffe, '09, is also an instructor in the Lake Preston High School. Bessie Dooley, academy student, was married December, 1919, to Coy F. Myers. They reside at Iona, South Dakota. Miss Marie Nielson, Acad. '17, was married to Albert Peterson of Menno, August 21. Paul Bockoven, ex-'16, is now a student at Chicago Theological Seminary. Ella Connor, ex-'20, is principal of schools at Tulare this year. She expects to return to Yankton College next fall. Edmund Green, '17, has an excellent position in a bank at Fort Pierre. Khunie Diesch, ex-'20, is a senior at Oberlin College this year. Gertrude Andrews, ex-'20, is a junior at Oberlin. Philip Frazier, Conservatory and College student of a few years ago, is also a student there. The Bates Publishing Company of Onida, South Dakota, has recently been incorporated with a capital of 325,000 Carmon L. Bates, '13, is one of the incorporators. R. L. Nordness, '11, is one of the principal citizens of Lily, where he and his wife, nee Grace Lewis, '14 and Conservatory '15, continue to live, though he has extensive interests at other places. He is one of the chief stock holders of the Pe0ple's Bank of Minneapolis. He also represents Day County in the State Legislature. Harry A. Robinson, '11, has resumed his law practice in Yankton since his return -from army service. C. Stanley Stevenson, '11, and Mrs. Stevenson, nee Anna Daley, Con. '11, are now living in Sioux Falls. Mr. Stevenson is instructor in history and director of music in Washington High School of that city. Grace M. Tripp, ex-'19, and James Lambertson, ex-'19, were married December 1919 at the home of the bride's parents, Judge and Mrs. R. B. Tripp, Yankton. jim and Grace now live in Volin where Jim is manager of an elevator. Of the Normal Graduates of 1919, Gladys Eccles is teaching school in a consolidated school near Plankinton, Hilda Nelson is at Flandreau, Dorothy Burgi at Watertown, Ava Lyons in the high school at Canova, and Alice Meslo is staying at home in Yankton since the death of her mother. 28