Cases Disposed 03/23-29/2012Kyle Adrian Weber, 310 N.

2nd Ave., Canistota; Renewalregistration during assignedmonth, $54.00 plus costs

Gerald D. Frerichs, Jr., 309Broad St., Alcester; Seat beltviolation, $25.00

Ian Burchill Williams, 3042W. Donahue Dr., Sioux Falls;Speeding other roadways,$19.00 plus costs

James Scott Taylor, 8 W.Main St. #201, Vermillion;Renewal registration duringassigned month, $54.00 pluscosts

Suzanna Giacopello, 3400Dearborn, Sioux City, IA; Speedon four-lane in rural areas,$79.00 plus costs

Brian Jensen, 46782 307thStreet, Burbank; Throw matchor burning object from vehicle,$54.00 plus costs

Andrew Joseph Mack, 110Forest Ave. #106, Vermillion;Seat belt violation, $25.00

Darya Hoffman, 110 ForestApt. #106, Vermillion; Seat beltviolation, $25.00

Markell James Boysen, 802N. Plum St. #129, Vermillion;Seat belt violation, $25.00

Kayla Erickson, 306 S. 1st,Beresford; Litter from vehicle ortransport it to rest area, 454.00plus costs

Jamie Smith, 4306 S. 49th St.,Norfolk, NE; Speed on four-lanein rural areas, $59.00 plus costs

Mark Daniels, 409 S. Pine St.,Vermillion; Speeding otherroadways, $59.00 plus costs

Andrew James Jensen, 1105Rice Dr., Vermillion; Illegal U-turn, $54.00 plus costs

Mark A. Protzman, 2 W.Broadway, Vermillion; Fail tomaintain financialresponsibility, dismissed;Driving with suspended (notrevoked) license, $204.00 pluscosts

Annabel Rodriquez, 1515Rock St., Sioux City, IA; Seatbelt violation, $25.00

Leo Frederick Engle, 47164316th St., Elk Point; Seat beltviolation, $25.00

Benjamin Sok, 113 MulliganDrive, Yankton; Carelessdriving, $54.00 plus costs

Suzanne Peterman, 105 E.Clay Street, Elk Point;Overdriving road conditions,$54.00 plus costs

Eric D. Miller, 215 N. 15thSt., Lyons, NE; Speeding otherroadways, $39.00 plus costs

Judge Tami Bern presidingMyron Larvie, PO Box 319,

White River; Driving underinfluence-2nd offense, $750.00plus costs, thirty days countyjails; Driving with revoked (not

suspended) license, dismissed;Twenty days county jail issuspended based on theconditions of the court

Michael A. Kay, 57655 851stRed., Wayne, NE; Drivingunder influence-1st offense,recharged; Driving underinfluence-1st offense, $350.00plus costs

William H.,V Willroth, 411Stanford St. #21, Vermillion;Simple assault, $300.00 pluscosts*; Thirty days county jail issuspended based on theconditions of the court; *Thisoffense may have beenpreviously reported as havingbeen disposed

William Willroth, 411Stanford St. #21, Vermillion;Vandalism-$400-$1,000-2nddegree*, $300.00 plus costs;Interference with emergencycommunications*, dismissed;Thirty days county jail issuspended based on theconditions of the court; *Thisoffense may have beenpreviously reported as havingbeen disposed

William Willroth, 411Stanford St. #21, Vermillion;Driving with revoked (notsuspended) license*, dismissed;

*This offense has a previousdisposition and may have beenpreviously reported as havingbeen disposed

Curtis Shannon, 530 Elm St.#32, Vermillion; Violateprotection orderstalking/physical injury, $16.00plus costs; Thirty days countyjail is suspended based on theconditions of the court

Marcus Murtha, 515 E. MainStreet, Vermillion; Simpleassault*, $300.00 plus costs;Vandalism-$400-less-3rddegree*, $100.00 plus costs;Burglary-1st degree*, dismissed;Imposition of sentence issuspended based on theconditions of the court; *Thisoffense has a previousdisposition and may have beenpreviously reported as havingbeen disposed

Curtis Shannon, 530 Elm St.#32, Vermillion; Violateprotection orderstalking/physical injury, $16.00plus costs; Thirty days countyjail is suspended based on theconditions of the court

David James Rucks, 45711Jetley Park St., Vermillion;Reckless driving, $350.00 pluscosts

Emily C. Vasgaard, 1108Cornell Street #211, Vermillion;Driving under influence-1stoffense, $350.00 plus costs; Fivedays county jail is suspendedbased on the conditions of thecourt

Michael Rucks, 45711 JetleyPark Street, Vermillion; Drivingunder influence-1st offense,$350.00 plus costs

Anthony Joseph Zeliadt, 800N. Plum #232, Vermillion;Possess two ounces ofmarijuana or less, dismissed;Ingest intoxicant other thanalcoholic beverage, $371.00 pluscosts; Use or possession of drugparaphernalia, dismissed

Andrew Marvin Mitchell,1505 W. Cherry St. #7,Vermillion; Simple assault,$300.00 plus costs; Thirty dayscounty jail is suspended basedon the conditions of the court

Eli N. Erickson, 47133 307thSt., Beresford; Driving underinfluence-1st offense, $1,000.00plus costs, two days jail;Imposition of sentence issuspended based on theconditions of the court

Zachery Todd Vanbeek, 600W. 15th Avenue #4, Mitchell;Reckless driving, $350.00 plus

costs; Possession of alcohol byminor, $54.00 plus costs

Michael J. Pegarsch, 317 N.Dakota Street, Vermillion;Driving under influence-1stoffense, $350.00 plus costs;Ingest intoxicant other thanalcoholic beverage, dismissed;five days county jail issuspended based on theconditions of the court

Jodi Stahl, 521 W. 1st Street,Mitchell; Theft by insufficientfunds check, $144.00 plus costs;Five days county jail issuspended based on theconditions of the court

Kayla Jo Brower, 118 N.Plum Street, Vermillion;Possession of alcohol by minor,$54.00 plus costs

Zachary William Anderson,320 Main Street, Merrill, IA;Possession of alcohol by minor,$54.00 plus costs

Shelby J. Isom, 201 MarthaSt., Newcastle, NE; Possessionof alcohol by minor, $54.00 pluscosts

Zachary A. Nolz, Mickelson#227, Vermillion; Possession ofalcohol by minor, $54.00 pluscosts

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FOR THE RECORD

Lindsey Montileaux, a student at the University ofSouth Dakota, won first place in the 21st annualNative American Essay Competition sponsored bythe Institute of American Indian Studies at USD.

Montileaux, of Vermillion, received a $1,500 firstplace prize for winning the competition that wasopen to all USD freshmen, sophomores and juniors.

Prizes were also awarded to students finishingsecond and third in the contest, which was judged byUSD faculty and staff for originality, style andrelevance to the announced topic. Samantha Taft, ofNorris, SD, received a $1,000 prize for second placewhile Tyler Stolsmark of Hartford, SD, and TylerJordan Smith of Sioux City, IA received $750 each ina tie for third place.

All four winners of the competition are NativeAmerican students and they were announced at theTiospaye Wacipi powwow at the DakotaDomerecently.

Students entering the essay competition wererequired write at least 750 words and defend theiropinion on a recent editorial in the Rapid CityJournal that proclaimed South Dakota as a “state thatreadily advertises its Native population but regularlyignores its presece.”

The contest also required students to explain howthey would try to change the situation if they were ina position of authority in their community.

According to Emily Haddad, acting chair of theNative Studies Department at USD, the amount ofstudents entering the competition exceeded last yearby about five times the entries received.

“The essays were so good that the facultycommittee reviewing submissions ended up awardingfour prizes rather than the three that had beenadvertised,” she said.

For more information about Native Studies at USD,visit the department’s Web site atwww.usd.edu/nativestudies or send an e-mail tonativestudies@usd.edu.

Montileauxawarded top prizein essay contest Katie Pacza, a graduate student from theUniversity of South Dakota, was awardedfirst place at the South Dakota District

National Association of Teachers of SingingArtist Award (NATSAA) competition atNorthern State University in Aberdeen onMarch 24.

Pacza, of Holstein, IA, received first inthe Graduate Classical Division andqualified for the North Central RegionalCompetition in La Crosse, WS, on April 22.Natalie Campbell of Sioux Falls finishedsecond in the Graduate Classical Divisionand will serve as the alternate to Pacza atthe North Central Regional Competitionnext month.

Pacza is a student of Tracelyn Gesteland,D.M.A., assistant professor of music(voice/opera at USD) while Campbellstudies with Brandon Hendrickson, D.M.A.,assistant professor of music (voice/opera) atUSD.

NATSAA, designed to assist singers

prepared to launch their professionalcareers, is a young artist competition wherestudents are required to prepare 60 minutesof music, including a portion that’sperformed before a panel of three judges.

Several USD students participated at theNational Association of Teachers of Singing(NATS) competition that was also held atNorthern State University on March 24.Aubrey Sea of Sioux City, Iowa was awardedfirst place in Women’s Musical Theatre andsecond in Sophomore Women’s Classical.Matt Black of Yankton received first place inMen’s Musical Theatre.

Students awarded second place at theNATS contest included Amanda Rich ofSouth Sioux City, NE, Senior Women’sClassical; Cody Perk of Yankton,Junior/Senior Men’s Classical; JordynBangasser of Sioux Falls, FreshmenWomen’s Classical; Jared Mogen of SiouxFalls, Sophomore Men’s Classical; BrianRasmussen of Sioux City, IA, Freshmen

Men’s Classical; and Hannah Lambertz ofYankton, was awarded second place inWomen’s Musical Theatre.

Additionally, Kristin Edwards ofAberdeen received third place in Women’sMusical Theatre, and Ashley Hogarth ofSioux Falls received honorable mention inWomen’s Musical Theatre. In all, there were122 entries from USD, South Dakota StateUniversity, Northern State and Black HillsState University.

Bangasser, Black, Edwards, Hogarth,Lambertz, Perk, Rich and Sea are allstudents of Gesteland. Mogen andRasmussen are students studying withHendrickson. Pianists accompanying theUSD singers at the competition wereAdrian Ries of Elk Point, Zach Rowling ofDes Moines, IA, Becca Lunstrum ofRedfield, SD, Christopher Larson ofHolstein, Campbell and Parker Knox ofVermillion.

USD music students take top honorsfor singing at regional contest March 24

The USD Jazz Ensemblesunder the direction of Dr. C.J.Kocher and Dr. Tim Farrell willpresent a concert on Friday, April13, at 7:30 p.m. in Colton RecitalHall in the Warren M. Lee Centerfor the Fine Arts.

The concert will feature specialguest Scotty Barnhart, who hasbeen a trumpet soloist with theCount Basie Orchestra for the last20 years. Barnhart is a two-timeGrammy Award winner with theBasie Orchestra and hasperformed on three criticallyacclaimed recordings by pianist

Marcus Roberts and over 10recordings with the likes of TonyBennett, Diana Krall, Ray Charles,and Tito Puente.

Scotty recently released hisdebut solo CD with Unity Musictitled Say It Plain. Acknowledgedas one of the authorities on thehistory of jazz trumpet, heintently researched and wrote theground breaking book The Worldof Jazz Trumpet - AComprehensive History andPractical Philosophy.

Published by Hal Leonard, it isa valuable resource tool for jazz

trumpeters, students, and jazzfans, with interviews from Harry'Sweets' Edison to Chuck

Mangione. Admission to theconcert is free.

www.scottybarnhart.com

Barnhart to be featuredwith USD Jazz Ensembles