Huron University - Rubaiyat Yearbook (Huron, SD)

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MEMBERS Addison, Nash, McCune, Tsehetter, Uuban Van Huuveleu, -Sutton York, Gross, Olson, Lawrenice, Stahl ' PHI KABPA .PHI OFFICERS First Semester MOAFEE MCCUNE .... ...... P resident ........... PAUL TSCHETTER ..... VICTOR PETERSON. . . DWIGHT PASEK ....... Second Semester . . . . .RAYMOND DOLAN . . . .Vice-President. . . . . . . .ARNOLD VAN HEUVELEN .....Secrez'f1ry..... ......Treasurer. .. . CLARENCE KOOYMAN .... ..... S ergeanz'-at-Arms. . Stanley Addison Raymond Dolan John Friesen Joseph Gross , Charles Keppen Clarence Kooyrnan Arnold Van Heuvelen Fred Lawrence McAfee McCune Lester Nash LeRoy Olson Dwight Pasek Victor Peterson Honorary lwenzbers . . . . UFRANK RICHARDS . . . . .RAYMOND SUTTON HAROLD URBAN Robert Rayrner Frank Richards Jacob Stahl Raymond Sutton Paul Tschetter Harold Urban LaVerne York I . ll llln f I Fd J ill Fai I fl . rail Mr. George N. McClusky Mr. Jewell A. Brent Seventy-seven

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I X af I 1 all I l . lllq f fl l H3 s Kingdom, Wiseman, Cromer, Goddard. Johnson, Bischoff Blelkstrom, McCune, Van Heuvelen , Harris, Titt. l4'1'iE'Cl1'iCliS9D, Tift, Clow, Wilson gal I . 1 b W ,v :UI PHI DELTA PHI ACADEMY LITERARY SOCIETY 'af' OFFICERS I I First Semester Second Semester l RUBY BIscHoEE. . . . . .President .... ....... . MARIE CRONER 3 MARIE CRONER .... .Vice-President. . MADELINE WESTERBERG DOROTHY TITT .... . . .Secretary ..... .......... J ESSIE HARRIS HELEN MCCUNE. . . . . .Treasurer-. . . ......... . .ELSIE TITT Lui P' ll yell MEMBERS Fern Belkstrom Mildred Goddard Dorothy Titt Nfl Ruby Bischoff Jessie Harris Elsie Titt Arlene Burdette Christina Johnson Rena Van Heuvelen Lf Christina Clow Edna Kingdom Madeline Westerberg Marie Croner, Helen McCune Marilla Wilson Leona Friedricksen Mae lvlclnnis Constance Wiseman QE Hozzoraryi Mezlzbers lagl' Miss Emeline Dean Miss Florence VVallace Seventy-six 'Zi' 7 H3551Cff4Q5Q'Ef33iii95QQ-1 filelfffm C1599 .f C ii

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F .f 1g ii , ,r 1' r x5 PLT!! It I Povvwvovv , . DAY t Q' 1 Q:-3 '7 .yOW-WOW DAY is one of the biggest days of the school year. Not i ik -Z-fizqffff 'Q 1 I -'Iwi' only is It an all-College event but a community affair as well for the I 'tl entire city joins with the College to make it a success. The second annual Poxv-Woxv Day which was held on October 24, surpassed all previous expectations and was acco unted a tremendous success. The events of the day started in the morning when the alumni, students, and friends of fly. College gathered for an impressive service at ' the poplarsu on the north side of the campus. 1 V Formal presentation of the Big Chief, Dr. George I Shannon McCuneg the Povv-Woxv Princess, Miss Elgar , Eva Rogers, and the-Chief,War1'ior, Mr. George I Bell, was made at this time. ' I I Businesshouses, civic organizations, and the I I alumni -as well as student organizations were represented in the 'mammoth parade. As the I I clans gathered around the campus, the green resembled a huge 1 M Indian camp, with its if -, many tepee and canoe- Hoats, surrounded by cowboys with all their trappings, Irma Indian braves decked out in headdresses of brilliant feath- l ers, and charming Indian maidens dressed in gorgeous li blankets. 1: ' 4 l , ' The parade which ' 1 al i '-, l 5 ' .. if l I I , ll li .- V y ll i S1 e t'- 0'1t 'k i cv 115931 was witnessed by thousands Wound up at the College Athletic Field, where the Scalper braves met the Wesleyan Tigers in a terrihc game. In the evening the Indian tribes assembled at the College campus to 'witness the final ceremony. An Indian 4 play, f'The Arrow-NI aker's Daughter , was the main event. The natural background of trees and bushes, and 'the unusual lighting effects added much to the impressive- , ness and the success of the play. 'K 4 . ,g 'tpx El , . -i-. I -te Y '4- Pd