Sioux Falls College - Sioux Brave Yearbook (Sioux Falls, SD)

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7 — First basketball game victoriously won — 33-25 defeats Bridgewater Lion. 10 — Rogers and Pa. ' merton for Rhodes scholarship try. 13 — Representative students elected — whom? — don ' t pry. 13 — Hoopsters lose to State in good contest. 14 — Big football banquet — Abraham captain next. 15 — Y. W. candy sale; Morning Musicale . 16 — Wik new gospel team leader; Y. W. pet carnival. 19 — In Christmas spirit Glidden Hall, W. A. A. hold parties enjoyed by all. 20 — Roister Doisters ' She Stoops to Conquer Show Diehn and Vest each a star performer. 22 — Koplow proclaimed Walsh Orator ; Palmerton, Eads, second and third conqueror. JANUARY Now we begin a brand new year. What happenings await us here? 4 — Dyer meetings inspire 5 — Many a student mind higher. 9 — Ring out ye bells again! 30-31 — Braves beat Norsemen! 1 1 — Rodriguez becomes leader of new Missionary group. 12 — Y. M. holds luncheon; and party enjoyed by P. K. troupe. 12, 13 — Lose games to Huron and Aberdeen. 17 — Wesleyan ' s men a victory glean. 18 — Debaters clash with Wesleyan. Johnson ' s interesting lectures begun. 23 — Frosh interclass basketeers Of first half l eague prove peers. 24 — Victory bell has another fling; Of Spearfish win we hear it sing. 25 — Frantic scanning of mildewed pages 26 — As semester examination rages. 30 — Yankton bows her head to the Braves. With 38-21 our colors the team saves. 30 — Registration for new semester; New students, new courses, new instructor. 31 — Warren completes entire annual staff; Full time work begins — not half and half. FEBRUARY The month of historically famous days Student effort in many fields repays. 1 — Stylus reporter contest won by Baumann. 2 — Dual debate, Southern; Barber made cheer captain. One hundred twenty

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On Tepee Day the campus be- comes a buzzing busy tepee village. The Princess float — Francis Diver, Tepee Day Princess is standing and her three attend- ents, Neil, Dempster, and Han- son accompanying her. Christopher riding the Publica- tions float during the night parade. Squaw and Papoose soccer game is a part of the morning calendar of Tepee Day The beating of tom-toms in fantastic rhythm sounded the coming of the Music Depart- ment float. Its Tepee Town Krueger and Prewitt ride the Freshman float Tepee Town photographed at night with the flood lights

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Three on a match — Or post. Just a few of the dormites A bicycle built for two — wheels Stylus Editor Rogers goes for a stroll Jail, jail, the gang ' s half here Hughes, Squeak, Foreman, Bar- ber and President-elect of the stu- dent body, Robert Rayl (No. 45) Let ' s have a party Just a group of the dorm girls packed into a room for a cup of, should we say, tea . Reading, Riten, and Rithmetic Rogers poses as the typical country teacher — in Prof. Gray ' s room Get goin, Louis-iana Hayride The Brave editor tries to start something When you and I were young, Maggie Viola Anderson poses in her fresh- man attire Betty Co-ed — Isn ' t she a Darling? Ruth Darling on her way to Phizz-Ed Wash Day Blues or Let ' s Turn Out the Light and- Finke and Waldrath in an informal pose Waiting for Robert E. Lee