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Stevens Senior High or Saint Martins Academy if you're Catholic. Otherwise just Rapid City Senior High which moved to it's new location by Rushmore Plaza in the late '70's.
Stevens Senior High or Saint Martins Academy if you're Catholic. Otherwise just Rapid City Senior High which moved to it's new location by Rushmore Plaza in the late '70's.
Stevens Senior High or Saint Martins Academy if you're Catholic. Otherwise just Rapid City Senior High which moved to it's new location by Rushmore Plaza in the late '70's.
Do I win?
Sorry. Stevens was built in 1971. However, Rapid City High was located between 5th and 7th. 6th street run right up to the front door and dead ended. I think it's a middle school now.
When stevens started in 1971, they renamed Rapid City High, to Rapid City Central High.
Good job Danny. I knew that one was going to be tough because it was the year before there was a Stevens.
By the way, just a bit of trivia. I graduated from 3 different schools in 1972. All at the same time. I took classes in all three.
Rapid City Central High.
Stevens High.
And Black Hills Area Vo Tech school.
Yep. The old Rapid City High School is Dakota Middle School now. Rapid City Central is by the Rushmore Plaza Civic Center and Stevens is way out west by the Guard Camp. There is also Jefferson and Douglas.
The first bridge... I read about it somewhere, but I can't remember. It starts with an "M" and I think it's in either Yankton or Vermillion.
Yep. The old Rapid City High School is Dakota Middle School now. Rapid City Central is by the Rushmore Plaza Civic Center and Stevens is way out west by the Guard Camp. There is also Jefferson and Douglas.
The first bridge... I read about it somewhere, but I can't remember. It starts with an "M" and I think it's in either Yankton or Vermillion.
Ends with a N. Now normally that would narrow it down. However, in this case, it doesn't. Bummer.
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