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

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Louis C. Warren Editor-in-Chief Virgil M. Kleespies Business Manager !arie B, Associate r J L - Tt Marie Baumann t£ lT Feature Editor Wiley C hristopher j4 rocidte Editor Dob Speiki Administration Evelyn Eichhorn Organizations Woodrow Frost Philip Peirce Athletics Ada Waldrath Classes Ruth Marie Finke Women ' s Athletics Fern Nelson Typist

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THE SIOUX BRAVE At a period when most colleges were abandoning their year- books Sioux Falls College strove ahead with their plans with a spirit of We can do it. As a result this book progressed and became a financial success — because a book worthy of carrying the Fifty Years of Progress theme. The Sioux Brave became the official yearbook of the As- sociated Students of Sioux Falls College last year when the student council took over the sponsorship of the book. Formerly it was published by the Junior class. Curbed by a strict financial budget, the staff made every effort to produce a quality yearbook at a minimum of cost. All photography, with the exception of the class panels, was done by the editor. All pictures were mounted and layouts drawn out in the Brave office, thereby effecting considerable saving in expense. Much credit goes to Virgil Kleespies, business manager. Handi- capped by a late start, being elected late in the year, Mr. Kleespies strove on with a keen determination to make the book a financial success — a goal which he reached and may be justly proud. The staff are indebted to the faculty advisors, Dr. Gordon Fuller and Lloyd Wendt, former editor of the Brave, for their counsel and inspiration during the past year. I i Sixty-two

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Arnold Shultz Koplow Pi K; lpp . Delt; Carroll Arnold John Shultz - George Koplow President Vice-president Secretary The Sioux Falls College Epsilon Chapter of Pi Kappa Delta is a part of a nation-wide forensic fraternity. Although its membership is small, its usefulness is apparent from the interest displayed on the campus in debate. A group of five debaters attended the Pi Kappa Delta provincial tournament at Jamestown, North Dakota, April 6, 7, and 8. One of the important campus social occasions is the Pi Kappa Delta banquet and intiation held each spring. As a feature of the banquet each of the elegible candidates are initiated in the course of the evening ' s entertainment. Sixty-four