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Attendees enjoyed songs from the students during the program.
Veterans honored in school program
A Veterans Day program was presented to the community by Iroquois School students and staff. Ms. Bobbi Hunt-Larson was the master of ceremonies. The kindergarten class led the Pledge of Allegiance. … more
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Nathan McKee, fourth-grade student teacher at Iroquois Elementary School, enjoyed a high five from all the students who lined up on his last day as he left the building. He always played ball with the children at recess, connecting with them all. McKee was also an assistant football coach for the Iroquois/Lake Preston Sharks. McKee will be graduating from Dakota Wesleyan in December of 2022 with a degree in elementary education.
Student teacher moving on
Top photo: Iroquois Middle School students celebrate winning a game during Humanity Launch. Bottom photo: Iroquois High School students following Humanity Launch.
Iroquois students participate in Humanity Launch
Using music, movement, storytelling, private reflection, games and other fun activities, Humanity Launch touched the hearts of the Iroquois Middle and High School students, igniting them to greater … more
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Begin with a win!
The Sharks 5th and 6th grade girls basketball team began their season on a high note, winning both the free throw shooting contest and the Hitchcock-Tulare tournament on Sat., Oct. 29. The girls … more
Pictured are Advisor Ally Johnson, left, and Iroquois FFA President Kaylee Morehead, who attended the 95th National FFA Convention Oct. 26-29 in Indianapolis, Ind.
Iroquois FFA represents at National Convention
One activity at the festival was pumpkin carving. Josie Downey carves a pumpkin while daughter Willow watches.
Iroquois Fall Festival Held
Iroquois Volunteer Fireman Dale Unruh demonstrates the use of a fire nozzle to the the students of Iroquois Elementary School. Left, Qaixeon Auguston, Reed DeJong, Stefani Hernandez, Manuel Juarez Lopez, (facing forward.)
Fire hall visit
Celebrating 4-H week and Opportunity 4All. Candice Aamot, Brooklyn Coughlin, Abby Bechen, Kirby Miller, Willy Miller, Brent Bechen, Peyton Coughlin, Dalton Coughlin, Tabor Fawcett.
Cloverleaf 4-H club celebrates National 4-H Week
Cloverleaf 4-H Club met Mon., Oct. 3 to kick off National 4-H Week, Oct. 2-8. Officers were elected for the club, and members designed a window front at Wilder Welcome Center on Main Street to … more
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The Iroquois Elementary School kindergarten class made Johnny Appleseed hats and cooked up a pot of homemade applesauce. They got to snack on their applesauce, Apple Jacks and apple juice. A good time was had by all.
Learning about apples
Coronation was Monday night for Iroquois High School. Lily Blue, back left, Lexi Burma, Kaylee Morehead, Queen Anna Decker, King Toby Arbeiter, Logan Peskey, Braxton Stroud and Logan Pekron. Front row gift bearers: Rina Frankfurth and Wesley Rowcliffe.
King Toby Arbeiter and Queen Anna Decker
Reed DeJong, preschooler, explores the water funnels in the outdoor classroom.
Kids at play
Middle school reading class read the Kingsbury Journal and created a scavenger hunt for the high school journalism class.
Scavenging the KJ
Third graders receiving dictionaries from the Iroquois American Legion include Abby Bechen, front left, Rachel Leinen, Miley Vincent, Lakaia Mallett; Qresiaanh Jones, middle left, Taten Meidinger, Jayce Geyer, Cassidy Lawton-Rose; Alisa Dunsworth, back left, Pieper Echtenkamp, Haven Thennis and Addison Williams. The Legion also presented the kindergarten class with stickers of the USA flag, second graders with rulers and fourth grade with graphic novels about the American flag.
Legion has been busy!
Iroquois School District hosted an open house with 250-300 people in attendance, where students and their families emptied backpacks into lockers, met teachers and visited with friends. Families enjoyed beautiful weather, supper and bean bag games. The school served hamburgers and hotdogs. Water bottles were furnished by Helena Ag, and the Iroquois Booster Club served watermelon. Student organization leaders were available to recruit members and answer questions.Kaylee Morehead signs up students for IHS' award-winning HOSA.
Back to School Bash
Donna Wade holding her great-granddaughter Everlea prior to her baptism. Other great-grandchildren include Ash, left, Danny, Raine, Brielle, Blaire and Barrett. All are grandchildren of Brad and Mary Wienbar. 
A birthday and baptism celebrated
Family and friends of Donna Wade came together Saturday to celebrate her 90th birthday at the family farm. Donna's three children Jean (Marv) Bouska of Rapid City, Duane Wade and friend Kelly … more
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1942: Thrashing season has begun
August 8, 1912Iroquois now has an all-night electric light service, a step-in advance that is highly appreciated by patrons. The town board is installing lights in the alleys in the business … more
Ally Johnson
Five new staff members coming to Iroquois School
Ally johnson, Ag Ed and FFA I am the Iroquois agricultural education teacher and FFA advisor. I graduated high school from Centerville, S.D., in 2018. This past spring, I graduated from South Dakota … more
Back to School Bash
The Iroquois School will be hosting a Back to School Bash on Tues., Aug. 16 from 4-7 p.m. There will be food served starting at 5. Come and meet the teachers and staff and drop off your school … more
Tug of War: Left Team: Pat Raether, Brian Cundy, Jerod Blue, RJ Frankfurth and Cody Wiskur. Right Team: Nick Ward, Dylan Rowcliffe, Jonathan Peterson, Jack Pedersen and Zach Jacobs.
Tug in the mud
A day that’s entertained for over a century
Iroquois has been holding an annual Sports Day event for well over a century. Those first celebrations involved foot races, ballgames, horse races and picnics. Although much has changed, one thing … more
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