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

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S U Committee The Student Union Board is responsible to the SA for the maintaining and adrninistra- tion of the Student Union. The members are appointed by the Student Senate and the Intertribal Council. CENTER PICTURE: Student Union Board is composed of B. Svendsen, R. Woodrick, and L. Peterson. Not pictured is Miss Ptacek, adviser. Publications Board The Publications Board supervises the two SFC publications, the Stylus and Brave. The members are appointed by the newly elected Senate one week after their election. The specific duties of the board are to select the editors and business managers for the Brave and Stylus. LEFT PICTURE: Members of the Pub- lications Board are L. Larsen, S. Grenz, L. Greenfield, and Dr. Early, adviser. Not pictured is Mr. Sugarbaker, adviser. Dining Room Council The Dining Room Council is composed of a representative of each class, the presi- dent, dining hall steward, and head waitress. The council's main duty is to administer the rules concerning Wearing apparel in the dining hall. LEFT PICTURE: Members of the Dining Room Council are J. Beeninga, D. Mallgren, B. Burkhart, J. Hood, Y. Hansen, and W. Welsh.

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Stylus Staff members constantly work to get the bi-weekly paper to eager SFC stu- dents. CENTER PICTURE: Co-Editors, B. Shep- hard and B. Hackett do the paste-up before sending the copy to the printers. Stylus Staff Reports SFC Events Co-Editors --------- Barb Shephard, Barb Hackett Feature Editor ------------------- Steven Madsen Business Manager ---- ---- B ob Furnas Circulation Manager ---- -- - Marvin Clague Business Representative--- ---Bob Bhyorkland Photographers--- -- Jerry Button Horner Christenson Sports Editors--- ------- David Skoloda Larry Greenfield Adviser ------------- ------ L yle W Koerper Contributing Editors ------- Kay Hayzlett Marsha Stylus malhng hst Lou Hoaglan, DeLorese Carey, Janet Brasel, Sylvia Hurnann, Elizabeth Dikkers Mary Evans, John Hisel, Terry Nelson Wayne Welsh, and Dick Norbraten

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ROW 1: D. Larsen, M. Stow, L. Griffith, C. Bishop, J. Gering. ROW Z: R. Morford, B.Shephard, L. Winter, K. Haring, A. Rold, and B. Hackett. SCA Promotes Christian Activities The Student Christian Association is promoter of Christian activities on cam- pus. It helps bring about Christian fellow- ship and spiritual growth of its mem- bers through worship, witness, attitude, and guidance. In the fall, SCA sponsored the SCAT watermelon party. A financial drive in February netted S192 for World Univer- sity Service. Money was raised through pledges, a pancake supper, and special taxes for co-eds during Twirp Week. During this year SCA participated in the Ikota Conferences and Social Educa- tion Day. The latter was centered about a visit to the Gospel Mission in Sioux City, Iowa. This spring SCA sponsored a unique Leadership Training Retreat. Very bene- ficial to next years officers were the ex- periences in group dynamics led by Bar- bara Thompson, College and University Secretary of the North Central Area of the YWCA and Harold R. Rudolph, who holds the sarne position in the YMCA. Sign here, Bob, invites M. Stow, SFC President, to freshman Bob Bjorkland.