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

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SIOUX VALLEY HOSPITAL and School of Nursing, Sioux Falls A Monument to Christian Unity — We Invite Your Cooperation t f f r r r i OUR MOTTO ' To give friendly care and service to the sick, irrespective of class, color, or creed, that is our task ii I Autograph ' S ±L K ULU ' , — (v - ) V L i - • One hundred fifty

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E. C Olson Co. HIGHEST QUALITY CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS at prices in line with today ' s conditions ( ♦ V Use Flame Kist Coffee SIOUX FALLS COFFEE AND SPICE CO. Sioux Falls, So. Dak. FROEMMING CUSTOM ! TAILORS J 318 S. Phillips Sioux Falls ! Meats 1100 West 18th i — JOE ALECK ' S GROCERY j ( INSURANCE In one form or another protects practically every form of Business and Private Enterprise Let your Insurance needs be taken care of through McKinney dC Allen, Inc. 53 Years in Sioux Falls Phone 3200 I Last night a basket social was held at the church in which a dozen young men bid for lunch baskets made by their ladies. The highest bidder was John Shultz who payed $98.99 for a supper made by the dainty hands of Dorothy Godfrey. The Women ' s Suicide Circle will meet next Thursday at the home of Miss Mary Lou Voelker. A talk will be given by Catherine Sanford on The Advantages of Committing Suicide by Jumping out of the Window. This is the fifth of a series of lectures on ways of committing suicide, and after the year ' s meetings are over, the club will as a matter of course dispand, because by then each member will have carried out one of the suggestions, (we hope). Marie Kaufman, Dorothy Vallier, Margaret Aikens, Wilma Webber, Mar- guerite Matney, Avis Rierson, and Bernice Rierson, graduates of Miss Hepzibah Prim ' s Boarding School for Girls, gave a tea yesterday afternoon to show off their culture (it is presumed). One hundred forty-nine

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Th e Last Word , Looking back over a period of pleasant and instructive associations, the editor and business manager wish to express their appreciation to those people outside of the school who have aided so much in the production of the Sioux Brave. The Brown Saenger firm have shown exacting care in the printing and binding of the book. Many constructive criticisms offered by Brown Saenger, have added much to the mechanical makeup of the Brave. Carroll Brown, Buckee Mears Co. representative, rendered an invaluable ser- vice to the staff with his suggestions concerning the layout and development of art work. Without the aid of these men the production of an annual would be a hope- less task. It is with mingled regret and yet a sigh of satisfaction that we look forward to the completion of the book. It is our wish that the pages of this book will bring back thoughts and memories of pleasant days at SFC. Louis C. Warren Editor-in-Chief Virgil M. Kleespies Business Manager 5« Vi Cj»oJlby ir. ob. One hundred fifty-one