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Aldrich, J.M. Diaries (UA 53.14)

J.M. Aldrich was a student at Dakota Agricultural College who was employed as an assistant in entomology at the college after graduation. He went on to become a dipterist for the Smithsonian Institution. This collection consists of three diaries of J. M. Aldrich during his tenure as a student at Dakota Agricultural College from 1885-1888.

Alexander, Ruth Ann Papers (UA 53.22)

Ruth Ann Alexander was professor and head of the English Department. This collection is composed of files related to her writing and speeches, records related to her term on the Brookings School Board, Chautauqua and with her term as head of the English Department. Also included is material related to various other activities in which Alexander was involved.
 

Anderson, Sigurd Papers (MA 13)Sigurd Anderson was the 19th Governor of South Dakota. Anderson, a Republican from Webster, South Dakota, served in that office from 1951 to 1955. This small collection is composed of addresses given by Sigurd Anderson while he served as Federal Trade Commissioner. Collected addresses cover topics of interest to Anderson while he was governor of South Dakota.

Barnes, Allen Papers (UA 53.3)

Allen Barnes was Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences from 1967-1985. This collection consists of material related to the Centennial celebration of South Dakota State University, Barnes’ term as dean of arts and sciences, and his work on getting a Performing Arts Center established on campus.

Bates, Ward B. Scrapbook (MA 55)

Ward Bradley Bates was a second lieutenant of field artillery in the army during World War I, serving from 1915 to 1917. The collection consists of Lt. Bates’ World War I scrapbook, which includes his orders transferring him from camp to camp as well as numerous photographs and maps depicting his travels and time in theatre.

Berg, Sherwood O. Papers (UA 53.13)

Sherwood Berg was president of ������Ƶ from 1975-1984. This collection consists of material related to the National Advisory Commission on Food and Fiber established by President Lyndon B. Johnson on Nov. 4, 1965 on which Sherwood O. Berg served as chairperson.

Bianchi, William C.  Collection (MA 57)

Willibald C. Bianchi (1915-1945) a native of New Ulm, Minnesota, and a 1940 graduate of South Dakota State University. He was commissioned in 1940 and joined the 45th Infantry Regiment of the Philippine Scouts in 1941. For his actions during the Battle of Bataan, he was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor in 1942. He was promoted to captain and returned to battle only to be captured by the Japanese on April 9, 1942. He spent over two years in multiple prison camps before dying on an unmarked prison ship after it was bombed by an American airplane on Jan. 9, 1945.   

 The collection contains information regarding the Willibald C. Bianchi Memorial scholarship, ceremony and plaque at South Dakota State University. The records also include news clippings, remembrances and a photocopy of the Congressional Medal of Honor certificate. In addition, there are photocopies of letters from Bianchi to his family while he was stationed in the Philippines and as a prisoner of war.  

Biggar, George C. Papers (MA 1)

George C. Biggar, a South Dakota State University alumni (1921-22), was a program director and created programs for radio stations in Chicago, Illinois (WLS) and Cincinnati, Ohio (WLW). He helped to plan the Barn Dance and the Dinnerbell program. This is a collection of papers relates to Biggar's career in radio. Included are radio scripts, interviews, photographs and other material collected throughout his career. Material from a trip to Great Britain in 1943-1944 makes up a large portion of the collection and includes material related to agriculture during wartime.

Billow, Joye Ann Papers (UA 53.25)

Joye Ann Billow was a professor of pharmaceutical sciences and licensed pharmacist throughout her career. She joined the South Dakota State University College of Pharmacy faculty in 1972 and served for 30 years until her retirement in 2002. She was faculty advisor to the ������Ƶ Chi chapter of the Kappa Epsilon Fraternity for women pharmacy students. The collection is primarily composed of collected photographs, Billow’s awards and writings and her family’s genealogical documents.

Bjorklund, Elvin Papers (MA 96)

Elvin C. Bjorklund live from 1908 to 1990 and worked for Soil Conservation Service as deputy state conservationist. He dealt with soil and water conservation needs inventory, flood prevention and watershed protection. This Collection contains Elvin Bjorklund Soil Conservation Service papers. It is comprised of records on Soil Conservation Service’s works, events and personnel. Likewise, it has photographs of personnel, conservation and events.
 

Briggs, Hilton M. (UA 53.37)

Hilton M. Briggs was president at South Dakota State University from 1958 to 1975. The collection is composed of material related to his retirement, recognition, and his life after retirement. Included are biographical materials, clippings, correspondence, writings, photographs and scrapbooks.

Brown, Dona Papers (MA 105)

Dona Brown is an alumnus of South Dakota State University who served on the South Dakota Board of Regents from 1957 to 1969. The collection is material collected by Dr. April Brooks and Dr. Ruth Ann Alexander and includes research about Brown material created by Brown on South Dakota poets and writers.

Brown, George Lincoln Papers (UA 53.59)

George L. Brown was born on January 25, 1869. He attended a preparatory school at the University of Missouri. Where he also received both his B.S. and M.S. degrees at the university of Missouri. He started at South Dakota State in 1897 as a mathematics professor. He eventually became a dean, vice president and president during his tenure. He received his president emeritus in 1944.

Burns, Robert V. Papers (UA 53.19)

Bob Burns was a professor of political science and director of the Honors College. This collection is composed of minutes, agenda and correspondence associated with the various committees and commissions on which he served, and a small amount on material dealing with his State Representative campaign in 1980.

Cecil, Matt Papers (UA 53.23)

Matt Cecil was a media historian and associate professor of journalism and mass communication. This collection is composed of Cecil's research of the relationships of journalists and J. Edgar Hoover’s FBI from 1928 to 1972.

Cook-Lynn, Elizabeth Papers (MA 42)

Elizabeth Cook-Lynn is an editor, essayist, poet, novelist and academic, and member of the Crow Creek Sioux Tribe. She has been a voice within the discipline of Native American studies, Native studies, Indigenous studies, Native American politics, particularly in regards to tribal sovereignty. Biographical material, poetry, book reviews; material related to her teaching career, research projects and other activities; material related to the Wicazo Sa Review: a Journal of Native Studies; material related to Native American issues and topics.

Corothers, Lonita Gustad Papers (MA 48)

Lonita Gustad Corothers was a student in the Division of Pharmacy at South Dakota State College starting in September 1946 and graduating in the spring of 1950. Her graduating class was comprised of eight women and 56 men. Her minor was in chemistry. She began keeping a diary in 1945 when she was 17 years old and realized that she was "living in momentous times." The collection is composed of her diaries from 1946 through 2010, excerpts from and a timeline index of the diaries, correspondence with Tom Corothers written primarily during their courtship, a grief notebook written after her husband died and her original writings and poetry.

Crozier Family Papers (MA 88)

The Crozier Family Papers provide a detailed record of family history, education, crafting and community involvement over generations. It documents Caryl's life and career through educational materials, correspondence, journals, craft and sewing projects, 4-H achievements, recipes, homemaking activities and social group participation. The collection includes material related to family heirlooms like clothing, quilts and crafted items, as well as files related to Caryl and her husband Edward, covering travel journals, correspondence, home and craft projects, wedding and honeymoon details, and writings. Extensive genealogical records focus on the Croziers, Kinkners, Ericksons, Joneses and other family members, with biographical information, correspondences, genealogical records and historical notes about Beresford, South Dakota. Additional materials include recipes, patterns, club activities related to Caryl's mother, Elvera Kinkner, annotated commercial patterns, and sewing samples from Caryl's college years. Some materials contain stick pins and needles, requiring caution when handling.

Daschle, Linda Hall Collection (DA11)

The collection is composed of materials Linda Daschle gathered related to her career in aviation and her husband’s career in the U.S. House of Representatives and U.S. Senate. Included are materials such as correspondence, awards and recognition for her work in aviation. The remainder of the collection is comprised of materials such as campaign records, audio-visual media and photographs from Tom Daschle’s political career.

Daschle, Thomas A. Papers

The South Dakota State University Archives acquired the papers of former Congressman and Senator Thomas A. Daschle in 2005. Senator Daschle graduated from ������Ƶ in 1969 with a degree in political science. This growing collection includes photographs and documents from his distinguished 26 year public career in the U.S. House and Senate.

DeLong Collection, H. H. (UA 53.82)

H.H. Delong gained worldwide recognition for his classification of rammed earth; a procedure originally designed for affordable poultry coups. This collection is composed of publications related to rammed earth structures and some biographical material.

Denholm, Frank E. Papers (MA 74)

Frank E. Denholm was born on his parents’ homestead in Scotland Township in Day County, South Dakota on Nov. 29, 1923. During his life, he held several positions such as farmer, auctioneer, F.B.I. agent, lawyer and United States Congressman from South Dakota’s First Congressional District from 1971 to 1975. The papers consist mostly of materials created during the time he served in Congress. These items document his campaigns for Congress, and his work for rural America, particularly his effort to reinstate the Rural Electrification Act and numerous legislation regarding agriculture, rural water and rural development. Information regarding Denholm’s wife, Mildred Niehaus Denholm, is included in the collection. The Frank E. Denholm Papers contain press releases, newspaper clippings, correspondence, photographs, audio and video recordings and campaign artifacts.

Doner, David B. Scrapbook (UA 53.34)

David B. Doner was registrar at South Dakota State College. This collection is composed of a scrapbook, which largely documents his career of public service.

Dornbush, James N. Papers (UA 53.18)

Jim Dornbush was a member of the civil engineering faculty. He did extensive research and consultation in water pollution control and sanitary engineering. This collection is composed of reports on experiments conducted at the Big Stone Power Plant, collected material, files related to his consulting work with Dorand Engineering Services, personal material consisting of correspondence, class lectures, research, community involvement and publications.

Driving Hawk Sneve, Virginia Papers (MA 19)

Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve is an American writer of children's literature. She studied journalism at South Dakota State University. She was an English language teacher in several public schools and editor at the Brevet Press in Sioux Falls. This collection is composed of manuscripts of books and articles written by Sneve, as well as research materials and correspondence from both publishers and fans. General items include materials related to Sneve's career such as speaking engagements and awards, as well as biographical material, journals and hard cover copies of many of her books.

Dwyer, David Papers (MA 47.1)

David Dwyer was a poet and husband of Kathleen Norris. This collection is composed of Dwyer's works as a poet. Included are published works of poetry as well as other writings.

Dylla, Anthony S. Papers (MA 95)

Publications of Anthony S. Dylla, an agricultural engineer with the United States Department of Agriculture and alumnus of South Dakota State University.

Evans, David Allan Papers (UA 53.16)

American poet, poet laureate of South Dakota (2002-2015). This collection is composed of manuscripts, publications, correspondence, reviews and writings by David Allan Evans.

Gambill, Norman Papers (UA 6.9.2)

Norman Gambill was a scholar in art history and film studies, he was head of the Visual Arts Department for 26 years retiring in 2010. This collections in composed of his while he was department head of Visual Arts at ������Ƶ from 1984 to 2010. Also included are unpublished manuscripts, Ph.D. thesis and personal legal documents.

Gardner, Wayne Papers (UA 53.85)

This collection is composed mainly of slides and photographs related to Gardner's research on virus diseases of plants, with a focus on wheat streak mosaic virus and tobacco mosaic virus.

Gartner, F. Robert Papers (UA 53.21)

This collection is composed of materials created by F. Robert Gartner in relation to his research on range management and prescribed burning, activities, presentations and writings.

Garnos, Gordon Papers (MA 82)

Gordon Richard Garnos was born April 6, 1935, in Presho, South Dakota. He received a B.S. from the University of South Dakota and was in the United States Air Force (1954-1958). He worked for the Watertown Public Opinion (1964-1966; 1968-2002) and retired in 2002 as its editor. After retirement, Garnos continued to write editorials and his column, “Seeing South Dakota,” was printed in over a dozen newspapers in South Dakota. The collection consists of editorials written by Gordon Garnos between 1998 and 2016, including those printed in the Watertown Public Opinion and his column, “Seeing South Dakota.”

Gibbons, William Papers (UA 53.46)

Dr. William Gibbons is an industrial microbiologist and his research interests are in exploiting microbes to develop value added products from biomass and agricultural materials. This has included developing fuels and chemicals from biomass as replacements for petroleum-based products. The collection is composed of materials related to Gibbon’s research on developing fuels and chemicals from biomass as replacements for petroleum-based products. Included is article reprints, manuscripts, correspondence, clippings and photographs.

Graber, Edwin C. Poetry Collection (MA 34)

Edwin C. Graber is from Freeman, Hutchinson County, South Dakota. The collection is composed of chapbooks of his poetry.

Grant, Geoffrey and Sue Papers (UA 53.32)

Geoffrey and Sue Grant were professors of rural sociology and English at South Dakota State University. This collections consists of material from their trips to China.
 

Gritzner, Charles F. "Fritz" Papers (UA 53.29)

Charles F. Gritzner is Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Geography at South Dakota State University. Topical specializations include cultural geography, educational geography and population geography. Area specializations are Latin America, Japan and the American Southwest. Collection is composed of writings, teaching and research materials, and material related to his non-teaching professional activities.
 

Hansen, N.E. Papers (UA 53.4)

Niels Ebbesen Hansen, a pioneering horticulturist renowned for his groundbreaking contributions to agriculture and plant breeding, dedicated his career to enhancing agricultural practices through the introduction of new plant varieties. The N.E. Hansen Papers offer an exploration of his achievements, including articles, bulletins and circulars from his tenure at the South Dakota Experiment Station. Additionally, contributions from Helen Hansen Loen provide valuable insights into his personal and professional life. The collection serves as a valuable resource for understanding Hansen's legacy and his contribution to agricultural science.
 

Harding, A. S. Papers (UA 53.5)

A.S. Harding was professor and head of the history and political sciences department at SDSC. He taught courses in history, political science, sociology and economics. This collection consists mostly of material compiled by Harding while researching the history of South Dakota State University. Includes correspondence, research notes and finished writings.
 

Harding, Neva Whaley Papers (MA 130)

Neva Marie Whaley Harding, born in 1872 in Illinois and later settling in South Dakota, lived a life marked by community engagement and cultural contribution. After she married Albert S. Harding, the couple became an integral part of Brookings, South Dakota, with Neva notably founding the Brookings Women's Club and contributing to St. Paul's Episcopal Church.

Jane Alexander was born in Brookings to Ruth Ann and William Alexander. She began her journey of community engagement during her high school years, forming a lasting friendship with Neva Harding. This connection inspired her to delve into Neva's life, eventually leading to the expansion of Neva's autobiography. 

The Neva Whaley Harding Papers, curated by Jane Alexander, provide a detailed account of Neva's life, family background, and community contributions. Comprising manuscripts, correspondence, interviews, certificates, diplomas and audio recordings, the collection offers insights into Neva's formative years, education and active involvement in her community. Neva's role in founding the Brookings Women's Club and her dedication to St. Paul's Episcopal Church are highlighted, alongside her later passion for painting and writing. Through Jane Alexander's curation, the collection stands as a testament to Neva's lasting impact and legacy in Brookings.

Hart, Reed G., Jr. Scrapbooks (MA 80)

Reed “Rocky” G. Hart, Jr. was born to Reed Sr. and Marie (Johannsen) Hart on Aug. 4, 1926, in Pipestone, Minnesota. We fought in both World War II and the Korean War. Hart received a B.S. from the University of Minnesota in 1955. He spent his career as a government contractor working in places such as Kwajalein in the Marshall Islands and Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. While he was there, he established jogging clubs. The collection consists of five scrapbooks, each full of photographs, news clippings and scorecards of the jogging clubs.
 

Hawley-Lothrop Families Collection (MA 65)

Collection consists of historical documents relating to the Hawley-Lothrop Families and William Walters.

These materials belonged to Jean Walters Lothrop, who was the daughter of William H. and Grace (Durland) Walters, and the wife of Eugene H. Lothrop.

Hendrickson, J. P. Papers (UA 53.20)

J.P. Hendrickson was a professor and head of the political science department. This collection is composed of material collected by J.P. Hendrickson in his work with the South Dakota Constitutional Revision Commission and the writing of the Home Rule Charter for Brookings, South Dakota in 1996. Folders contain reports, commission documents, minutes, correspondence, material relating to constitutional amendments and notes.
 

Hepper, Carol Collection (MA 43)

Carol Hepper is a New York based and nationally recognized artist, she is widely known for her use of non-traditional materials to produce sinuous sculpture and drawings. This collection is composed mainly of gallery invitations, exhibition catalogs, reviews and some press material related to the career of Carol Hepper.

Hofer/Loewen Family Papers (MA 101)

Records of the Ben F. Hofer family farm in Spink County, South Dakota (1949-2000). The collection consists of farm accounting records, material related to Hofer’s 1996 campaign for the South Dakota State Senate, biographical material, and acreage measurements for Milford Township in Beadle County, South Dakota.

Hogan, Edward P. Papers (UA 53.17)

Edward Hogan was professor and head of the Geography Department. This collection consists of appointment books, correspondence, clippings, certificates, biographical material, photographs, material published by Dr. Hogan and material collected by Dr. Hogan in his research.
 

Jacobsen, Emil, My Life from 1903 (MA 56)

Emil Jacobsen was a South Dakota State Agricultural College student from 1922-1923. The collection consists of a photocopy of a handwritten account of Emil Jacobsen’s life.
 

Johnson, Dan W. Papers (MA 41)

Johnson (June 2, 1917 – Dec. 17, 2001), spent his entire professional career in the newspaper business. During the 1960, he was news editor at South Dakota State University and information officer for the South Dakota Board of Regents. He then accepted a position as the director for news and publications at Southwest State University and remained there until his retirement in 1981. This collection is composed of material relating mainly Dan W. Johnson and to the city of Marshall in Lyon County, Minnesota. Included are files relating his military and professional career, his family, collected research and files dealing with Jeanne Johnson and Antiques Ltd., Marshall, Minnesota, Lyon County, Minnesota, Southwest State University and Schwan's Home Service, Inc.
 

Johnson, Delmar R. Records (UA 42.4)

Del Johnson was director of University Computing Services from 1982-2003. This collection is composed of records collected by Delmar Johnson while he served as director of University Computing Services (1982-2003) and director of Administrative and Research Computing (2003- ) at South Dakota State University.
 

Johnson, Donald D. Papers (MA 18)

Donald D. Johnson was a resident of Brookings in 1992. Composed of a narrative relating the experience of Swedish immigrant, John P. Johnson during 1871-1879 and the publication The Quill published by the student of Marion High School, Marion, South Dakota.

Johnson, Henry and  Inez Journals (MA 32)

Henry and Inez Johnson lived and farmed on the farm of Henry' parents until they retired and moved into the town of Baltic in 1987. The collection is composed of 71 journals kept by Henry and Inez Johnson that document rural life near Baltic, South Dakota. 

Johnson, W. Carter Johnson (UA 53.68)

Dr. W. Carter Johnson, a Distinguished Professor of Ecology at South Dakota State University, has been a prominent figure in wetland and ecology science for over 40 years. His research, spanning river regulation, riparian ecology, climate change impacts on wetlands and more, has resulted in numerous publications. Notably, his work on riparian wetlands has influenced conservation efforts along rivers like the Platte, Missouri and Snake. The W. Carter Johnson Papers offer a diverse array of ecological research organized into series covering topics such as blue jays, forests, ranch management, and wetland ecosystems. These papers serve as a valuable resource for researchers and conservationists, providing insights into ecological dynamics and environmental stewardship practices.

Johnston, Blanche Avery Class of 1916 Collection (MA 71)

Blanche Avery Johnston was a member of the South Dakota State College class of 1916. The collection contains materials Johnston collected during her time at South Dakota State College, including 103 photographs and a booklet about campus life.
 

Jones, Susan A. Diary Transcription (MA 44)Susan A. Jones (Jan. 11, 1844 – June 23, 1925), came to South Dakota and homesteaded in Hughes County in 1905. While her daughter was proving her claim, she taught school in Wisconsin and South Dakota. The collection is composed of a photocopy of transcriptions of dairies kept by Susan A. Jones while she resided in Massachusetts and Wisconsin.

Karolevitz, Robert F. Papers (MA 39)

Freelance author and humorist. Articles, manuscripts, columns, commercial writing, political ghostwriting, speeches, clippings, photographs, professional and personal correspondence, and research files relating either directly to books or material of interest.
 

Kerr, R. F. Papers (UA 53.6)

R.F. Kerr was librarian at South Dakota State College beginning in 1885. This collection consists primarily of correspondence, diaries and other writings from Kerr’s life in South Dakota and elsewhere. Also includes items from his teaching career, including class records and items collected during his Japanese teaching experience. The bulk of material is correspondence.

Klock, Frank Papers (UA 53.69)

 Frank Klock was a professor of photography at South Dakota State University. This collection is composed of born digital photographs of South Dakota State University buildings.

Kramer, J. Howard Papers (UA 53.7)

J. Howard Kramer was a professor, head of the education department, and director of the Summer School. This collection consists of unedited manuscripts for book published as South Dakota State University, a history: 1884-1975. Also includes unpublished biographies of ������Ƶ’s presidents up until 1975.

Kuehn, F. C. W. Papers (MA 4)

F.C.W. Kuehn, a leading Midwestern architect, is known primarily for the 175 public schools he designed for the South Dakota Department of Public Instruction between 1912 and 1953. Composed of architectural drawings created for various projects including rural school plans and county highway maps, and bids and plans for projects.

Lee, MaryJo Benton Papers (UA 53.24)

Mary Jo Benton Lee has held many positions at ������Ƶ including teaching and administrative. She was diversity coordinator for the College of Engineering and co-founder and coordinator of the ������Ƶ-Flandreau Indian School Success Academy. This collection is composed mainly of materials related to the Promotional Techniques for Engineers class developed in 1987.

Loucks, H. L. Correspondence with R. F. Pettigrew (MA 23)

R.F. Pettigrew was a lawyer, surveyor and land developer. He represented the Dakota Territory in the U.S. Congress and after the Dakotas were admitted as States, he was a U.S. Senator from South Dakota of South Dakota. H.L. Loucks was an economist and Populist candidate for Governor of South Dakota in 1890. The collection is mainly political in nature, dealing with issues of the progressive movement in the United States in the early 1900s. The collection also contains photographs, and published editorials and a pamphlet written by Loucks.
 

Law, David J. Papers (MA 122)

David J. Law was a news director at KWAT Radio Station in Watertown, South Dakota. The collection is composed of material related to the farm crisis in 1985.

Marghab, Vera Way Papers (MA 25)

Vera Way and Emile Marghab founded Marghab Linens, Ltd., on the Portuguese Island of Madeira in 1933. Together, they established one of the finest embroidery houses in Madeira. This collection encompasses the entire life of Vera Way Marghab. It documents her life before meeting Emile Marghab, including her childhood in South Dakota and her life as a piano student in New York City. Correspondence with her suitors, including her eventual husband Emile, is also included. While the bulk of the collection is related to her personal life, Vera's work at the helm of the Marghab companies is also represented, as are the official records of the businesses.

Martin, Dave Papers (UA 53.27)

Five members of the South Dakota State University (������Ƶ) Men’s Basketball Team participated in a trip to Cuba in 1977 as part of a South Dakota delegation led by Sens. George McGovern and James Abourezk. This collection comprises material related to the 1977 trip to Cuba, including photographs, slides, newspaper clippings and programs. Also part of the collection are letters and other documents that detail the effort that went into making such an endeavor happen. David Martin, former sports information director at South Dakota State University, created and compiled these material.

McAuliffe Papers, Vincent Joseph (MA 119)

Vincent Joseph McAuliffe was a long employee and contributor to 4-H on a local, national, and foreign level. His involvement in 4-H spans over three and a half decades, which came with many promotions and programs. Throughout his career, Joseph received many honors and awards. Following retirement, he further involved himself in 4-H, working as a consultant on a national and foreign level. Folders mostly include newsletters, pamphlets, personal documents, newspaper articles and clippings, and correspondence. 

McFadden Papers, E. S. (Edgar Sharp) (MA 53)

Edgar Sharp McFadden (1891-1956) South Dakotan and graduate of South Dakota State University who developed rust resistant varieties of wheat that lead to saving the lives of millions of people from starvation. He was in the United States Army during World War I and spent most of his career working for the United States Department of Agriculture and the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station. The collection consists of materials relating to his work with research and production of small grains such as wheat, oats, and flax, and in particular the development of Hope Wheat. In addition, the collection contains biographical information about McFadden and his writings and speeches.

Miller, John E. Papers (UA 53.15)

John E. Miller was a professor of history at South Dakota State University, where he taught courses in recent American history, South Dakota history and historical methods since 1974. He was the author of many books and articles on Midwestern politics, creativity, Laura Ingalls Wilder, small town culture and other American history topics. Material consists of course material, oral history interviews, talks, presentations, workshops, Laura Ingalls Wilder, writings and research.

Musson, A. L. Papers (UA 53.8)

A. L. Musson was a professor and head of the animal science department. This collection consists primarily of items collected by Musson on a trip to Somalia and East Africa in 1954. Also includes correspondence and research resulting from the trip.
 

Bill Nibbelink Collection (DA 12)

Bill Nibbelink worked on Tom Daschle’s first two campaigns for the U.S. House of Representatives in 1978 and 1980. He also worked out of Daschle’s Mobile Service Office that provided constituent service for the eastern 22 counties in South Dakota. The collection primarily consists of alcohol fuel publications, constituent robo letters, photographs and campaign materials including a recount handbook.

Norby, George and Evelyn Photograph Collection (NA 1)

The Norby's did research for the Brookings Historic Preservation, History of the City of Brookings as well as collected old newspapers and pictures pertaining to the history of Brookings. The collection is composed of newspapers, photographs and filed related to Brookings and Brookings County.
 

Norris, Kathleen Papers (MA 47)

Kathleen Norris is a best-selling poet and essayist. She became known for her writings about Christian spirituality, especially after she became a Benedictine oblate and spent two extended periods at Saint John's Abbey in Minnesota. The collection is composed of manuscripts, correspondence, galley proofs, research, books and publications related to her published works of fiction and nonfiction.

Olson, Roberta K. Papers (UA 53.41)

Roberta K. Olson was dean of the College of Nursing at South Dakota State University from 1994 to 2013. This collection is composed of materials related to her tenure at Dean of the College of Nursing at South Dakota State University. Included are reports, correspondence, newspaper clippings, publications, presentations, notes, writings and photographs.

Opdahl, W. Sigurd and Goldie Family Papers (MA 87)

Correspondence between W. Sigurd Opdahl and his wife, Goldie Opdahl, while W. Sigurd worked at an airplane factory in California during World War II.

Pearson, David F. Papers (UA 3.1)

David F. Pearson began his career as a professor of economics at South Dakota State College in 1957. In 1959, President Briggs appointed him special assistant to the president. In 1973, he was name to the newly created position of vice president of administration. The collection contains files from the office of David F. Pearson while serving as vice president for administration and consists mainly of correspondence and files dealing with the F. O. Butler Foundation, the engineering controversy of the early 1970s, and material dealing with the celebration of the United States Bicentennial celebration on the campus of South Dakota State University.

Plumart, Phillip E. Papers (UA 53.35)

Phillip E. Plumart a professor of poultry at South Dakota State University. The collection is comprised largely of materials related to the poultry coursework of Phillip E Plumart, both as a graduate student and as a faculty member.

Popowski, Bert Papers (MA 5)

Bert Popowski is noted as an outdoor writer. He wrote books concerning various aspects of outdoor sports such as hunting and fishing. His writings emphasized the important of habitat management. This collection is composed of articles, manuscripts, and materials related to Popowski's career as author and hunter.

Powers, William H. Papers (UA 53.9)

William H. Powers was library at SDSC from 1905-1931. This collection consists mainly of notes and research for history of South Dakota State University. Also includes correspondence and notes related to the Brookings Public Library, Ethical Culture Club and the World Disarmament Committee,
 

Pyle, Gladys - Incredible Gladys Pyle Collection (MA 20)

This collection is a small representation of the research that Jeanette Kinyon and Jean Walz gathered for biography of Gladys Pyle, titled "The Incredible Gladys Pyle." Pyle was a South Dakota politician and the first woman elected to the United States Senate without having previously been appointed to her position; she was also the first female senator to serve as a Republican and the first female senator from South Dakota.

Reifel, Benjamin Papers (MA 9)

The Ben Reifel Papers are held at the South Dakota State University Archives and Special Collections at Hilton M. Briggs Library. The collection includes memorabilia, scrapbooks, campaign items, personal items, photographs and sound recordings related to Ben Reifel's career as a public servant, especially his years in the U.S. House of Representatives and his work with the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
 

Richards, David Collection on N. E. Hansen (MA 49)

Richards was an admirer of Dr. Hansen and often stopped to visit him in his office. After Dr. Hansen's death in 1950, David asked for and received, permission to keep a few souvenirs and then dug through the trash filling several boxes with papers of historical value.

This collection is composed South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station bulletins, circulars and reports, manuscripts, correspondence, catalog descriptions, transplanting cards, research projects and material related to the South Dakota Horticultural Society, collected Russian publications, seed catalogs, clippings and photographs.

Richardson, Marilyn Papers (UA 53.11)

Marilyn Richardson was a professor in the health, physical education and recreation department teaching primarily dance. This collection consists of materials related to dance and the teaching of dance at South Dakota State University. Slides, photographs, videos, posters and scrapbooks document the formal entrance of dance into the ������Ƶ curriculum.

Schultz, Theodore W. Collection (MA 22)

Theodore Schultz, 1927 graduate of South Dakota State College, was the 1979 winner of the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences. This collection is composed mainly of Schultz's personal collection of articles he authored. Most are offprints from the journal in which the article appeared and many bear Schultz's signature. Included are a few articles not authored by Schultz which are review articles or contain biographical material about Schultz.
 

Sewrey, Charles L. Papers (UA 53.10)

Charles L. Sewrey taught political sciences, economics and history. This collection consists of collected materials presumably used for research, correspondence and writing and miscellaneous materials. Manuscripts and published works are devoted primarily to anti-Catholicism.
 

Sexauer, Elmer and Cecile Papers (MA 6)

Elmer Sexauer was chairmen of the board for The Sexauer Company, a seed business based in Brookings. He and his wife, Cecile, enjoyed travel and provided funds for Sexauer Field, a track on the campus of South Dakota State University. Composed of postcards and other items related to trips taken by Elmer and Cecile Sexauer. Also includes diaries, scrapbooks and family materials collected primarily by Cecile (Welch) Sexauer.
 

Shunk, Harold W. Papers (MA 3)

Harold Shunk worked for the Bureau of Indian Affairs as superintendent of the several Indian agencies in South Dakota. He was also active in many civic and fraternal organizations and served on the governing boards of several schools and universities. Shunk had a special interest in history, and in addition to his service to the South Dakota State Historical Society, he hosted radio and television programs in Rapid City. Composed of collected stories, publications, speeches and typewritten transcripts of Wahehe Heirship hearing.
 

Simonson Oscar and Alice Papers (MA 75)

Oscar E. Simonson (1913-2014) and Alice Margaret Bakken (1918- ) were married on June 11, 1938. They made their home and farmed in the Bristol, South Dakota area for 40 years, planting their first crops in the spring of 1939. The collection consists of “Farm Family Record Books” compiled by Alice and Oscar Simonson from June 1, 1941 through Dec. 31, 1979 for their farm in Day County. In these workbooks, issued by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Farmers Home Administration, farmers recorded monthly all money taken in and paid out, as well as farm-furnished food, an annual summary and a five year inventory. The workbooks provide details of a family farm during the mid-twentieth century. The collection also includes some images of the family and an oral history interview conducted with Alice Simonson in 2016.
 

Clav Snow Photograph Collection (MA 123)

Stewart, Beryl Papers (MA 14)

Rhea Beryl DeHaven Stewart was a teacher and a farm homemaker. She served on the South Dakota Board of Education from 1947 to 1959 and was a contributor of poetry and prose to many publications. This is a collection of manuscripts and published works of Beryl Stewart as well as material she collected and scrapbooks she created throughout her career.
 

Thomas, Clark S. Student Expense Notebook (MA 73)

Notebook of Clark S. Thomas documenting his personal expenses while attending South Dakota State College.
 

Thomson, Verl Collection (MA 68)

Verl Thomson was a South Dakota broadcaster who worked for the first broadcast radio station in Sioux Falls in 1924 and later went on to be an announcer and program director for KSOO, KELO and an announcer for NBC in Chicago. The collection contains a copy of Virginia Thomson’s theses about Verl Thomson and memorials and tributes to Thomson.
 

Three Irons, Valerian American Indian Oral Histories Microfiche (MA 104)

Valerian Three Irons, was an American Indian Studies professor and Diversity Association at South Dakota State University from 1997 to 2011. He donated the Listen to Indians microfiche to the Archives in 2004.

The “Listening to Indians” project which was planned executed, and directed by Mr. Samuel I. Meyers as part of the New York Times Oral History Program. The project was funded by the New York Times Oral History Program and completed in 1978. Members of many American Indian tribes are represented.

Trump, Alfred G., Jr. Papers (UA 53.39)

Alfred G. Trump, Jr (1907-1994) was the head librarian at South Dakota State College in 1948 and was named director of its libraries in 1959. He held this position until his retirement in 1972. He continued as its archivist emeritus until 1977 and was also instrumental in the logistical challenges of its move of from Lincoln Library to the Hilton M. Briggs Library in 1977. The papers consist mostly of materials related to Trump’s retirement from the South Dakota State University Library, including scrapbooks and programs. Other items in the collection include certificates and plaques.
 

Visser, Audrea Collection (MA 52)

Audrae Visser is an American educator and poet and was Poet Laureate of South Dakota from 1974-2001. The collection is composed primarily of correspondence with Dr. Charles Woodard, Visser’s poetry and prose writings and photographs.
 

Volstorff, Vivian V. Papers (UA 53.12)

Vivian Volstorff was dean of women, director of student activities and professor of history. This collection consists of material from Volstorff’s time as dean of women, records from her work with campus organizations, planning documents, and personal information and correspondence. Also included are Volstorff’s many speeches and writings, including research and drafts for her book, Winds of Change.
 

Wagner, Robert T. Papers (UA 53.31)

Robert T. Wagner, president of South Dakota State University, 1985-1997. Papers related to his career at ������Ƶ as a teacher and administrator.
 

Wahlstrom, Richard C. Papers (UA 53.26)

Dr. Richard C. Wahlstrom was a professor at South Dakota State University who served as head professor in the Department of Animal Husbandry. He later served as the department head of Animal Husbandry for eight years. He holds the prestigious title of Distinguished Professor Emeritus at ������Ƶ as well. The collection is comprised mainly of articles written by Wahlstrom and associates as well as speeches and talks given by Wahlstrom relating to his research involving the swine nutrition.
 

Wangberg, Grace (MA 98)

Grace Wangberg was a South Dakota State student in the late 1940s and graduated from ������Ƶ in 1950 with a B.S. degree. She was a home economics teacher in the early 80s. 

Young, Gertrude Stickney Papers (MA 8)

Gertrude Stickney Young was a professor of history at South Dakota State College from 1907 to 1942 and a writer of historical sketches of South Dakota. This collection of her papers is composed of manuscripts, correspondence and other personal material.