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May 23, 1930
The Harlem News
Harlem, Blaine County, Montana
What is this article about?
Leonard Wing from Hogeland, a 1926 Harlem High School graduate, is honored as president of the Associated Students at Montana State College for the coming year. He was captain of Company A, promoted to cadet major, majors in agriculture, and ranked third in stock judging at the Pacific International show.
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Harlem High School
Graduate Is Honored
Leonard Wing of Hogeland has been accorded the highest honor of the student body at Montana State college, the presidency of the Associated Students, for the coming year. Wing was former captain of Company A and recently was promoted to cadet major. He is majoring in agriculture and during the fall quarter ranked third in individual score at the Pacific International show on the team that tied California students for first honors in stock judging.
Leonard Wing was graduated from Harlem High school in 1926.
Graduate Is Honored
Leonard Wing of Hogeland has been accorded the highest honor of the student body at Montana State college, the presidency of the Associated Students, for the coming year. Wing was former captain of Company A and recently was promoted to cadet major. He is majoring in agriculture and during the fall quarter ranked third in individual score at the Pacific International show on the team that tied California students for first honors in stock judging.
Leonard Wing was graduated from Harlem High school in 1926.
What sub-type of article is it?
Biography
Personal Triumph
What themes does it cover?
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
Student Honor
College Presidency
Stock Judging
Cadet Major
Agriculture Major
What entities or persons were involved?
Leonard Wing
Where did it happen?
Montana State College
Story Details
Key Persons
Leonard Wing
Location
Montana State College
Event Date
1926
Story Details
Leonard Wing, a Harlem High School graduate from Hogeland, is elected president of the Associated Students at Montana State College, promoted to cadet major, and excels in stock judging.