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This year’s concert was held on Thurs., Dec. 3 at 6:30 p.m. in the South gym. All vocal students in pre-school through grade 12, along with the “Little Chief Choir” and the “Select Ensemble,” performed a variety of Christmas songs. The junior high and senior high bands performed as well. Mrs. Decker and Mr. Rounds enjoyed preparing the various groups to make it an entertaining evening for all. Thanks to all who joined us in-person or virtually as our Chiefs helped us celebrate this Christmas season!
Iroquois musicians celebrate the season
1910: Mail carriers treated like real fellows, entitled to holiday
December 15, 1910 A bowling team went to Carthage last Wednesday; cleaned up the bowlers of that burg by a nice margin and brought the purse to Iroquois. The Iroquois team consisted of … more
Passersby on Hwy 14 could see the sign placed in Marj Blue's yard celebrating her 95th birthday.
Celebrating 95 years
Marjorie Ann (Rounds) Blue celebrated her 95th birthday on Dec. 12. Due to COVID her celebration was different than in past years, but at one point, over the last few weeks, most of her 15 children … more
Elienai Hernandez, Sarai Hernandez and Nathan Wipf play in the leaves during a beautiful December day.
Taking the learning outside
At Iroquois School, the youngest students love playing and learning outside. Providing age appropriate activities in all areas of development in the outdoor setting is the main focus of the outdoor … more
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Iroquois Schools Students of the Month
Iroquois High School Student of the Month: Harley Nelson Aspiring to be a cosmetologist What’s your favorite subject and why? Plant science, because I get to learn so many things … more
1910: Lively ballgame against De Smet at the opera house.
iroquois newsDecember 8, 1910: There was a lively game of basketball at the opera house Saturday night between the Iroquois High School and De Smet High School teams. The game was so evenly contested … more
Rina Frankfurth, daughter of R.J. Frankfurth and Ramie Coughlin, shows off her gingerbread house. This has been a tradition of the kindergarten class for more than 25 years under the supervision of Mary Wienbar.
Sugar and spice and everything nice
1930: Fire ruins local residence
December 1, 1910: Jesse Fisher went to Sioux Falls and drove a 1911 E. M. D. automobile back. This is the machine that Fisher & Greer have been advertising.The price has been reduced from $1,250 … more
Satoya Myers, Kaylee Morehead and Rebecca Bich all competed in the District 2 Leadership Development Events on Nov. 16. Myers and Bich competed in the Creed Speaking Contest while Morehead competed in Prepared Public Speaking and Employment Skills.
FFA represents at Districts
The Iroquois FFA Chapter competed in District 2 Leadership Development Events. There were students competing from 12 different schools in the area. Iroquois students did a fantastic job representing … more
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Lake Preston jacket recipients and their sponsors include Maddison Rieck, left, sponsored by RDO Equipment Company; Savanna Perkins, sponsored by RDO Equipment Company; AJ Wienk, sponsored by Daniel and Nancy Scholl; and Kanon Hoard, sponsored by Paul Fixin.
Area students receive their FFA jackets
To its owner, the FFA jacket is a physical reminder of the personal accomplishments achieved through the organization - a symbol of commitment and dedication for all who wear the corduroy. This fall … more
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The Iroquois Elementary PTO gave the elementary teachers goodie bags to show their appreciation in celebration of American Education Week. Parents are treating them to lunch each day, and all staff enjoyed caramel rolls Monday morning.
Teacher appreciation
Post Commander Charemon Dunham (left) presenting Mrs. Sara Heffner the Educator of the Year award. Photo by Annette Dunham
Educator of the Year
Bensley-Rounds American Legion Post 280 Commander, Charemon Dunham of Iroquois, presented Mrs. Sara Heffner, Iroquois Elementary School fourth-grade teacher, with the Educator of the Year award on … more
Enrique Siu Hansen (left), Elienai Hernandez and Nathan Wipf repair the bathroom sink in the Iroquois Preschool room.
Can we fix it? Yes we can!
The Iroquois Branch of American Bank and Trust donated a tote of masks to the Iroquois School District. Pictured left to right are Donna Koziolek, Diane Pedersen and Mike Ruth, Superintendent.
Mask donation
Church meeting held outdoors
The Spirit Lake Presbyterian Church has drive up services at 10:30 a.m. on Sundays. Services are broadcast on 88.1 F.M. and livestreamed on Facebook. Adult Sunday School classes are at 9:30 a.m. on … more
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Iroquois Schools Students of the Month
High School: Katie Dubro Aspiring to be like my mom because she is hardworking, genuine and caring to everyone she meets. What is your favorite subject and why?​ Psychology, because it is … more
1930: Turkey shoot, dinner and dance held
November 17, 1910: Chas. Green, Hugo Schultz and Frank Lynch made an automobile trip to Sioux Falls last Thursday, returning Friday night. The last six miles they came in on the rim of one wheel, … more
The Ag Issues Team consisting of Katie Dubro, Harley Nelson, Sierra Kogel, Kaylee Morehead, Logan Pekron, Lily Blue and Lexi Burma took 1st place at the Virtual Jackrabbit Invite on Nov. 5. Kaylee Morehead also took first in Employment Skills and 6th in Prepared Public Speaking.
Ag Issues Team takes first place
Iroquois football team supports Coach Walter by delivering meals at his benefit. Pictured are Coach Dustin Riedel, Justin Bice, John Bice, Thackary Hansen, Rexton Blue and Coach Dustin Wagner.
Iroquois football supports Coach Walter
Iroquois Honor Roll
1st Quarter “A” Senior: Hayley Geyer, Sierra Kogel, Kaitlyn Maas Junior: Kaitlyn Konshak Sophomore: Paige Wagner Freshman: Rebecca Bich “B” Senior: Justin Bice, … more
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