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Easter Egg Hunt being held
Iroquois High School HOSA will be hosting a Spring "Egg"stravaganza on Sat., April 1 in the Iroquois School gyms. There will be a Spring Vendor Fair from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m., Easter Egg Hunt at 11:30 … more
"Swing Down Ezekiel" is the boys large group ensemble including Tristyn Schwieder, front left, Manuel Argueta, Andrew Gednalske, director Teresa Decker; Keaton Neuharth, back left, Rayson Timm, Rexton Blue, Dakota Fiege, Jared Sandoval, Logan Pekron, Nathan Enninga, Braydon Knutson and Dilyn McDermott.
IHS singing in Watertown
Iroquois High School musicians competed at Region Solo and Small Group Contest on Wed., March 1, at Watertown High School, a great experience for all the students who received either a superior or an … more
FCCLA member Madi Burma organized a fun morning for the Iroquois elementary students on Thurs., March 2, for Dr. Seuss' birthday during Read Across America Week. Burma planned the reading of the books and crafts to go along with each, and her fellow FCCLA members helped her in the classrooms. Pictured are Cassidy Lawton Rose, back left, Jayce Geyer, Rachel Leinen, Alisa Dunsworth, Haven Thennis, Lakaia Mallet; Addison Williams, front left, Miley Vincent, Pieper Echtenkamp, Abby Bechen, Oliver Cribben and Qresiaanh Jones.
Celebrating Dr. Seuss’ birthday
On Fri., Feb. 24, 100th day, delayed a few times because of South Dakota winter, was finally celebrated. Kindergarten teacher Mrs. Eckmann hid 100 numbered Starbursts around the classroom, and as students found them, they marked them off a chart. Kindergarteners Sophia Browning, Tripp Glanzer, Maverick Hanson, Kyren Thennis, Isabelle Rose, Savannah Driggers and Ella Strickler wait in line to mark off the Starburst number on the hundred chart. 
Celebrating 100(ish) days
This week was Iroquois’s FFA week. Students enjoyed dressing up for dress-up days, hosting an elementary school coloring contest, driving tractors to school, reading agricultural books to elementary students and competing in Ag Olympics and a bean bag tournament.  Coloring contest winners were: Preschool: Luke Bechen, Mikayla Keating Kindergarten: Daxton Frankfurt, Kaebrey Brown First grade: Jaxon Bakke, Aubrey DeJong Second grade: Collyn Miller, Bekah Dunsworth Third grade: Taten Meidinger, Cassidy Lawton Rose Fourth grade: Symphony Barth, Peyton Eckhardt Fifth grade: Ali Rowcliffe, Emmet Dinsworth Bean bag tournament winners were Lucas Peskey and Rexton Blue. Dakota Feige drove his tractor to school on Thursday. Also pictured are Cash Kuel, Kali Burma, Adison Moore, Kera Dubro, Shelby Pekron and Andrew Gednalske. 
FFA Week brings out friendly competition
Iroquois Elementary library scholars celebrate a different author each month. Laura Ingalls Wilder is the February author of the month. The students have been listening to excerpts from the Little House books and participating in related activities. Above: Fourth graders Brianna Blue, left, Maddie Cribben and Drake Perry make miniature covered wagons. 
Iroquois Elementary School Library Celebrates Authors
The Iroquois High School child development class helped preschoolers decorate valentine boxes Thursday. Kali Burma guided Rayeah Peterson, Luke Bechen and Ruby Schultz. 
Celebrating Valentine’s Day
A Little Sharks Cheer Camp, hosted by the Iroquois/Lake Preston girls basketball cheerleaders, was held in Iroquois on Sat., Feb. 4 from 3-7 p.m. They performed their routine between the junior varsity and varsity games. A hot dog meal was served to cheer camp participants.
Dancing little sharks
Iroquois elementary supports the Sharks
At each home basketball game, a Junior Shark, selected to represent the Iroquois Elementary School and support the Sharks, is introduced with the team. Braxton Wilke, a first grader, was selected on … more
1913: Pastry sales made a profit of $13.80
January 30, 1913Last Saturday, the school pastry sale gave us a profit of $13.80. We have now raised $159 of the $200 that the piano cost us. – Piano Committee. It is suggested that legislation be … more
Cloverleaf 4-H group meeting held
Kingsbury County Cloverleaf 4-H Club met Jan. 2, at the 4-H building in De Smet. A business meeting was held, with reminders to register online if not done already and to pick up available rodeo … more
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Sarah Nelson and Rosalie Wehlander will be performing on Wed.
Brother and sister take a road trip
Sarah Nelson and Rosalie Wehlander will be performing "Birdgirl on Walkabout" by James Armstrong, produced by special arrangement with BigDog/Norman Maine Publishing LLC, Rapid City, S.D., at the … more
1943: New victory tax applies to everybody
January 7, 1943A troop train, headed east with about 500 soldiers aboard, stopped in Iroquois for about half an hour Sunday afternoon, and the boys really made business boom for a while. The drug … more
1942: Many, many foods on ration list
December 31, 1942Here are the processed foods to be rationed in February, as listed by the Office of Price Administration: canned and bottled fruits and juices; apples, including crabapples, apple … more
One Iroquois preschool Christmas party game included tossing ribbons, jingle bells, stockings and Christmas pompoms into the air with a parachute. There was an abundance of squeals and laughter!
Preschool parachute party
Damaris Juarez Lopez, Bekah Dunsworth, Meredith Bult and Lilly Wagner exchange Christmas gifts during a second-grade class party.
Christmas party fun
Santa visits Iroquois
On December 4 the Iroquois Community Club hosted its well-attended annual Christmas Soup Supper. The children made Christmas ornaments and decorated trees. Santa made a visit to the event to the … more
Gingerbread houses
The Iroquois preschool class made gingerbread houses this past week. The children used Royal Icing to attach graham crackers and candies to small milk cartons. Four parent volunteers helped with the … more
Twenty-four Iroquois Elementary School students received the top read-a-thon prize of "Pizza with the Principal" by reading at least 350 minutes during the Read-A-Thon two-week period. Those students were treated to a pizza party with elementary principal Mike Ruth on Tues., Nov. 22. Fire Pit Pizzeria of Huron, S.D., donated all the pizzas for the party.
Pizza with the Principal
First graders from Iroquois Elementary School learned about the first Thanksgiving. Pictured are Kenzie Jager, back left, Nathan Wipf, Carlos Perez Torrez, Brent Bechen, Jaxson Bakke, Jessa Hanson, Aubree DeJong, Haven Groenewold; Haedynn Hagen, front left, Jordyn Rose, Chris Dorris, Micah Blue, Braxten Wilkie, Renan Guthmiller and Rina Frankfurth.
Learning about Thanksgiving
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