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Welcome... South Dakota Crib Notes...
Famous SDSU graduates
Tom Daschle, former Senate majority leader; J Lohr, winemaker; Pete Retzlaff, Jim Langer, Adam Viniateri, NFL all-pros or Hall of Famers; Gene Amdahl, inventor, physicist, creator of the IBM 360; Stephen Briggs, inventor of the Briggs & Stratton engine.
Famous instructors: World War II General Omar Bradley; Niels Ebbesen Hansen, world-renowned botanist, seed scientist, plant explorer, discovered and adapted hundreds of plants to the Great Plains
Famous places Mount Rushmore; Sturgis (home of world's most important motorcycle rally); Oahe Dam (one of world's largest earthen dams); Badlands; Wounded Knee; Blacks Hills; Custer State Park (one of world's biggest buffalo herds, summer home of Calvin Coolidge, location where George McGovern replaced Tom Eagleton on the '72 Democratic ticket); Deadwood (Calamity Jane, Wild Bill Hickock, etc.) Sica Hollow (sacred Sioux grounds) Bear Butte (sacred Sioux mountains); Ellsworth Air Force Base (one-time overseer of largest missile field in North America); world's only Corn Palace in Mitchell).
Famous movies shot in South Dakota and set in South Dakota: Dances with Wolves; North by Northwest; Thunderheart; Into the Wild
Famous books written in South Dakota: The Wizard of Oz; Giants in the Earth; The Cloister Walk.
Famous South Dakotans
Sparky Anderson baseball manager, Bridgewater
Catherine Bach, actress (Daisy Duke). Faith
Tom Brokaw TV newscaster, Webster
Myron Floren accordionist, Lawrence Welk Show, Roslyn
Joe Foss governor, World War II fighter pilot ace, 1st Commissioner of the American Football League, Sioux Falls
Mary Hart,Television host, Madision
Crazy Horse Oglala chief
Oscar Howe Sioux artist, Joe Creek
Hubert H. Humphrey senator and vice president, Wallace
Cheryl Ladd actress, Huron
Russell Means American Indian activist, actor, Pine Ridge
George McGovern, senator, '72 presidential candidate, Mitchell
Billy Mills;Olympic running champion; Pine Ridge
Al Neuharth, founder, USA Today, Eureka
Red Cloud Oglala Sioux chief
Sitting Bull Hunkpappa Sioux chief
Norm Van Brocklin NFL quarterback, Parade
Welcome... South Dakota Crib Notes...
Famous SDSU graduates
Tom Daschle, former Senate majority leader; J Lohr, winemaker; Pete Retzlaff, Jim Langer, Adam Viniateri, NFL all-pros or Hall of Famers; Gene Amdahl, inventor, physicist, creator of the IBM 360; Stephen Briggs, inventor of the Briggs & Stratton engine.
Famous instructors: World War II General Omar Bradley; Niels Ebbesen Hansen, world-renowned botanist, seed scientist, plant explorer, discovered and adapted hundreds of plants to the Great Plains
Famous places Mount Rushmore; Sturgis (home of world's most important motorcycle rally); Oahe Dam (one of world's largest earthen dams); Badlands; Wounded Knee; Blacks Hills; Custer State Park (one of world's biggest buffalo herds, summer home of Calvin Coolidge, location where George McGovern replaced Tom Eagleton on the '72 Democratic ticket); Deadwood (Calamity Jane, Wild Bill Hickock, etc.) Sica Hollow (sacred Sioux grounds) Bear Butte (sacred Sioux mountains); Ellsworth Air Force Base (one-time overseer of largest missile field in North America); world's only Corn Palace in Mitchell).
Famous movies shot in South Dakota and set in South Dakota: Dances with Wolves; North by Northwest; Thunderheart; Into the Wild
Famous books written in South Dakota: The Wizard of Oz; Giants in the Earth; The Cloister Walk.
Famous South Dakotans
Sparky Anderson baseball manager, Bridgewater
Catherine Bach, actress (Daisy Duke). Faith
Tom Brokaw TV newscaster, Webster
Myron Floren accordionist, Lawrence Welk Show, Roslyn
Joe Foss governor, World War II fighter pilot ace, 1st Commissioner of the American Football League, Sioux Falls
Mary Hart,Television host, Madision
Crazy Horse Oglala chief
Oscar Howe Sioux artist, Joe Creek
Hubert H. Humphrey senator and vice president, Wallace
Cheryl Ladd actress, Huron
Russell Means American Indian activist, actor, Pine Ridge
George McGovern, senator, '72 presidential candidate, Mitchell
Billy Mills;Olympic running champion; Pine Ridge
Al Neuharth, founder, USA Today, Eureka
Red Cloud Oglala Sioux chief
Sitting Bull Hunkpappa Sioux chief
Norm Van Brocklin NFL quarterback, Parade
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