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

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Junto is the men's speaking organiza- tion on campus. Its purpose is to im- prove oral expression in thought, in- crease ability to appear before audiences, to secure fair and constructive criticism and to gain experience in Parliamentary Procedure and toastznastership. Junto held a style show, Fashion- able Fashions , in the spring. Other projects included the Junto-Wospeco banquet and the annual Junto banquet. All two year members were presented with gavels. RIGHT PICTURE: Bill Svendsen is sure to gain the attention of his audience with his gestures. .lun1'o Speaks On and On ROW 1: J. Bell, L. Greenfield, B. Hating, K. Coddington, J. Button Svendsen. ROW 2: Prof. Nickel, ad- G. Robertson, B. Baldwin, L. Moore viser, J. Hood, D. Sorenson, K. W. Kelly, M. Clague. 121

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Wospeco Speaks Out f- 'S -Q. 1 3 2' Wospeco, the women's speech organiza- tion, meets bi-weekly to improve the oral expression of thought, to increase the abil- ity to appear before audiences, to secure fair and constructive criticism, and to gain experience in Parliamentary Procedure and toastmistress-ship. Additional activities this year included a Tea for new members, the Junto-Wospeco banquet and the annual spring Wospeco ban- quet, with Miss Claudia Dorland, guest speaker. LEFT PICTURE: Mary Evans brings a laugh from Sheron Osgood and Lee Ora Peters during her speech. C7 -4-r T77 Q7 7 ROW 1: Prof. Nickel, adviser, S. John- ROW Z: H. Martin, S. Osgood, B. Out- Sonf 5- Hunter, M- 5f0W, C- HOdgeS, land, P. Heyl, M. Evans, J. Johnson, B. Lineback. L, Peters. 12.0

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The Women's Dormitory Council is the governing body of Glidden Hall. With its advisers, Miss Ptacek and Mrs. Olson, the council makes and enforces all the dormitory rules. In the fall the Council sponsored the Dorm Walk-in, or all night party. During the Christmas Party, the Council presented the dormitory with a new clock and a new study table. A project spon- sored at Christmas was for Care. Resi- dents contributed over S3O to WUS by paying a penny for each minute they stayed out after closing hours the night of the Valentine party. .,,...- Monthly house meetings presented a variety of programs-hairstyling, plan- ning a wedding, humorous skits. On Thursday nights dorm devotions were held in small groups, except for the tirnes when a guest speaker was invited. The officers of the Dorm Council for 1950-1960 we re Patti I-Ieyl, President, Janice Bibelheimer, Vice-President, Sharon Grenz, Secretary, and Rosalee Mashek, Treasurer. 'QU' Women's Dorm Council Governs Glidden Residents UPPER LEFT PICTURE: ROW 1: J. Greene, S. Hunter. ROW Z: Bernice Ptacek, adviser, J. Benedict. ROW 3: J. Gering, D. Seeley, S. Grenz. ROW 4: J. Bibel- heimer, Mrs. Olson, house mother. ROW 5: R. Mashek, P. Heyl. LOWER LEFT PICTURE: Housemother, Mrs. Olson looks on as Brenda Wood- rick signs in past hours! 122