Huron University - Rubaiyat Yearbook (Huron, SD)

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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

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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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