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

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czeaif President ----- .... J ohm Mandefscheid Vice-President .... ...... D uane Corning Secretary ----- .... R ussell Jensen For some time the Varsity club has been the ultimate goal of every athlete in either one or all of the four intercollegiate sports - five, if boxing ever returns to SFC. But never, until this fall, did the club become more than an intangible honor. It was this year that the big boys got into an off-campus huddle and discussed home-making. Plans matured. Locating in a long, narrow room in Pierce gymnasium, the members converged, each bearing donations of cretonne curtains, a stuffed owl, a table and one exceptionally commodious lounge. Things went well until cold weather set in. The heating and Ventilating system weakened and the b . oys gradually gave up their chess and checker games or whate h - ver t e room was for-and sulked about the social room or went to classes. ' It was a good project and one worthy of a second trial. The stuffed owl and the daven- port remain and it will always be an h ' onor to belong to the Varslty club. Letter winners, 1938 football: Captain VVebb, Sheggrud, Jensen, Atkins, Farnham, Misner, Swift, Larson, Baerenwald, Rempfer, Rorman, Kracke, Mullin, Huisinga, Schleicher, VVatters and Corning. Letter winners, 1938 basketball: Captain jensen Sheggrud Houk Mandersch 'd lNI' , , , . ei , isner, Goodbarn, Webb and Larson. - -, 1'-nw. orman - Hofer - Gooclbarn -- lxracke 4- Paulsen - .htlxllh , V Chl' W n Will? I, lx mlm R Jones - Qchleicher - Larson - Misner - RClUPff ' hmm - C mnmk - ' imc ' tvlamiei-scheiti - Kidd - xx mm-S -A MMM ffwfe 2-'J-1'a6Zf6-tg Q, We-c EMG... 42.

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L- 1 f ,f-+4-f-saajeaga 674161071 President ..... ---- A Vis Jones Vice-President ...... - - -Ruth 0,C01m01' Secretary-Treasurer. .. - - -Lenore R0bC1'fS Adviser, , , .... Sonja Manson The VVomen's Athletic Association is an active member of the National Amateur Athletic Federation. The organization functions under the rules of its constitution and aims to imply a consciously planned program of vigorous physical activities through which a girl may develop physical stamina and motor skills, of value not only for her everyday living, but for recreational activities as well. The association endeavors to promote health, to create a spirit of good sportsmanship, and to stimulate interest in athletic accomplishment among the women of Sioux Falls college. Any girl interested in sports may become a member. Honors are awarded by the association in accordance with the regular point system. Points may be earned by active participation in any sport and being an olficer in the WAA or head of sport for one year. Members of the varsity teams receive 100 points each, those par- ticipating in interclass tournaments receive 25 points each and captains and managers receive 25 additional points. When 500 points have been earned, a girl receives a letter. One thousand points entitle her to a WAA pin, and 1500 points make here eligible to a jacket and monogram. Margaret Ryan received the jacket and monogram award in the spring of 1937 after three years active participaiton in women's athletics. Letters and pins were awarded to several of the girls. .Each year the executive board of the association elects the most representative athlete. This is an honor for which she receives a pin of distinction. Honors and awards are presented to the girls at the annual WAA spring banquet. Hubbard - Rice - Alf - Westera - NI' Hubbard ' - - - - Whitby - O'C n - G. O'C nnor Roberts Elliott - Edwards - A. Hubbard - Westerlund - Atkins ini? Roberts ...opaye Dflughefty - Setchell - L. Edwards - Ryan - Jgnes -1,-. .as-5 -.. , ,,, ,Q . H nj

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A vm W4 . . . .Betty Girton President ..... Vice-President. . . ---- Ruth O,C0I'lfl01' Secretary .... . . .Helen Martini A strikingly dressed group of some sixty SFC co-eds stepped out on the football fields this fall to give support to the Purple and White teams. Organized late in the fall, the girls first appeared at the Augustana-SFC gridiron classic and were present for every engage- ment thereafter. Credit should be given the group for undertaking a much-needed stand and to Doctor Behan for sponsoring the movement. ' . yy ,V L . The major social events for the Pep Squaws were a thank you tea on March seventeenth at the home of Betty Girton, and later, spring practice in yelling and running at at rousing picnic. ,uyl Thurlow ' A' Hubbard - HHUCY - Rundell -- Elliott - Berdahl - Vicker - Chase gZigfHfHPEbi32g1CA11L9 - Bmly - Schnaidr - Park - Whitby - cooper - grief - Alf Chene - Bonham R lams - Dougherty - Foreman - Hiatt - Long - F- Dougherty Ugonn P O I 0.635 - Fay' - B611-all - Wfesterlund - Graves - Jones -- Kasten Of - g SCH 7 R166 - M. Hubbard - Buchanan - Huber - Carlton - Girton 6811111 - B21rr0r1 - Harlan - Zimmerman - Martini 5 -4. I4 uni!-ue, an-1 Q-1: . 4 ,. , ,... .Xt . 1 X K3 T NVE? is sxzuti - sims- 2 1 5 s.Q:ie'1i+5fg Y 2 5 Kaffe? v .rfpfixiz I . W-egg:-r,f l , Q l. 5 I 5 . 1 ge i 3: l Olse