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

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Gilbert - Van Benschoten - Horton - A. Hubbard - Britzius - Jacobson - Modena Aberle - J. johnson - R. Dunn - Van Gerpen - L. Roberts - M. Dunn - Ryan .Jnfmafzmf ffefafzm Cla! The International Relations Club meets primarily for the discussion of topics of international concern, current and retrospective. It is composed mainly of students who are interested in history and economics. These students hold discussions among themselves, and outside speakers are called in to speak on various phases of economics and history. Two outstanding speakers who spoke before the group this year were Mrs. Yvonne Couch and Rabbi Fineberg. The International Relations Club presented a masquerade party April fourteenth. The nature of the club naturally eliminates a number of social gatherings, but one successful lunch- eon was held at a fall meeting to unify the group for the best interests of the club. The officers and several of the members usually attend the regional IRC conference, which is held in a different state each year. X rf N :sg --ar' ., XX J- u X .- A Ll. 1 INN S l X W V N I ev l J i vi f . , V W, M! I .' Id' 47' ri A ri'- . 4 . vm 125.7 Q 'WW ' ,M P. .., 2 I 'll ' ,A Q l jr President-Ernest Van Gerpen Vice-President-Robert Dunn Secretary-Lenore Roberts Treasurer-lNIerle Dunn W

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Wi fiajvyyni jeffd Rueb - C. Dougherty - Van Gerpen - Lawless - Jordan - Norbraten - Stier Park - Koller - Baily - Lundquist - Coon - Seguin - Vickery Boardman - A. Jones On May 3, 1920 the South Dakota Epsilon Chapter of Pi Kappa Delta was formed at Sioux Falls College. Pi Kappa Delta is one of the three major Honorary Forensic Societies in the country and of the three it is the most prominent. The art of persuasion, beautiful and just, rightly explains what Pi Kappa Delta means. Two initiation ceremonies are held annually and the Epsilon Chapter reached a new high in membership this year with fifteen active student members. They include Dorothy Baily, Dorothy Boardman, Nan Coon, Charles Dougherty, Avis jones, Ruth Koller, Harris Lawless, Carl Lundquist, Gordon Norbraten, jean Park, Rolland Rueb, Jeanne Seguin, Bernice Stier, Ernest Van Gerpen and Olive Vickery. Mildred E. Hickman and Professor Harold M. jordan are also members. ' - -1u,.',5. i l l I , i l l ip, 1 l i l i , l President-Bernice Stier Vice-President--Gordon Nobraten Secretary-Treasurer-Jeanne Seguin fi 3-5'-i?gf'3f3 L5-Elf X J