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

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I Top Row: Gregory, Jorgenson, Wahl, Johanson, Glover, Wik, Krueger. Middle Row: Rodriguez, Koplow, Snoxell, Anderson, Prewitt, Shaw, Arnold. Bottom Row: Eichhorn, Shaw, V. Anderson, Guinter, McKillop, Wendt. International Relations Club LeVerne Snoxell - John Shaw Lloyd Jorgenson Grace Ellen Guinter Hilmar Wahl - President Vice-president Secretary Assistant Secretary Treasurer As a part of a world-wide movement for international peace, members of the Sioux Falls College student body organized a local club sponsored by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, in the fall of 1932. Its purpose is to study international problems, events and issues which may vitally concern our country, its life, and its institutions. The local chapter meets bi-weekly in the college library with business being carried on in the form of discussions; and it is the intention of the organization that every member contribute some part to these informal talks. One member leads the discussion at each meeting. The club has already attained an important place in campus affairs. Seventy-six

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GuiNTER Anderson Walradth Thompsen Y. W. C. A. Grace Ellen Guinter Viola Anderson Kathrin Thompsen Ada Walradth President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Having over three-fourths of the girls on the campus as its members, the Young Women ' s Christian Association of Sioux Falls College aims to promote congeniality and lasting friendships among the students. To carry out this aim the Y. W. C. A. unites with the Y. M. C. A. in sponsoring an all school mixer at the beginning of the school year. Heart Sister Week, the spring strawberry breakfast, as well as various social functions are car- ried on by the organization. Meetings of an inspirational nature are held every other Thursday at Jordan Hall and many subjects of practical value have been discussed by the young women this past year. Seventy-fiyc

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Top Row: Benedict, Wik, Downing, Davis, Gilbert, Thompson, Palmerton. Middle Row: Tingley, Eads, Rodriguez, Hein, Holst, Vaughn, Mellquist, Compton. Bottom Row: Hein, Thompson, Rodriguez, Wilson, Tanquist, Huisman, McGrew raye r and Christian Service League Orville Melquist - Gordon Vaughn Viola Anderson Kathrin Thompson Dorothy Tanquist - President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Devotional Leader The name Prayer and Christian Service League has been adopted by this three- year old organization in place of the old name, Prayer Group, because it is more inclusive of the character and activities of the organization. The twenty members of the league have been active in their various teams, which have done much in the line of Christian service this past year. A visitation team works every Sunday afternoon in conjunction with the Central Baptist Church visiting jails, hospitals, and shut-ins. Besides this work a Gospel Team visits churches throughout the five states which the college serves. Over five thousand miles have been covered by the team since the beginning of the school year. The organization also sponsors several social functions. Seventy-seven