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

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Lambda Iota Tau Larnbda Iota Tau is a national honor- ary fraternity for students majoring or minoring in English. The require- ments for membership are an A or B average in English and a written paper to be read before the fraternity. ROW 1: L. Griffith, M. Maxvold, H. Wessell, N. Reek. ROW Z: E. McCon- nell, L. Peters, H. De Groot, T. Nel- son, K. Weaver, R. Potter. Not pic- tured, Dr. Buckingham, adviser. nam: V Delta Psi Omega The national honorary fraternity of dramatics on campus is the Delta Psi Omega. Membership in the fraternity is gained with at least 24 points in the dramatics club. Initiates must also recite 14 lines of Shakespeare and be acquainted with the history of drama. The purpose of Delta Psi Omega is to bring together all those excelling in drama. Members of Delta Psi Omega are: ROW 1: L. Hoslt, L. Peters, 'L.Griffith, S. Madsen, B. Dappen. ROW 2: Barbara Dodson, adviser, P. Heyl, J. Button, K. Haring, G. Dappen, D. Larsen. Pi Kappa Delta Pi Kappa Delta is the honorary speech fraternity having national connections. Membership in Pi Kappa Delta is gained by excelling in speech and attending a required amount of speech tournaments. Members of Pi Kappa Delta are: J. Button, F. Weaver, W. Svendsen, N. Farrell, and Mr. Nickel, adviser.

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Roister Doisfer --Again M.,-' Verna Slama, Leora Griffith, and Peg- gy Polzin try their skill at charades during the party for new Roister Doi- ster members. 0 ROW 1: J. Hedgecock, E. Dikkers, R. Funkhouser, R. Morford, D. Carey, E. Herr, L. Griffith. ROW Z: M. Howard, P. Polzin, N. Farrell, S. Grenz, L. Peters, R. Mayer, D. Larsen, S. Human. ROW 3: J. Johnson, M. Harrington, P. Heyl, B. Svendsen, L. Kemper, C. Steele, A. San- chez, B. Dodson, adviser. ROW 4: E. Olen, K. Hayzlett, K. Haring, J, Hood, D. Sorenson, T. Martin, K. Coddington, J. Button. The drama club again took the name of Roister Doister, the narne by which it was known two years ago. Other organizational changes included the point system. The pur- pose of the club is to give students, train- ing in drama and to produce plays for the enjoyment of the student body. The club presented two one-act plays in February, and a three-act play in March. A major project of the organization was the cleaning and reorganizing of the drarna attic. Another group project was attending the Community Playhouse performances.

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ROW 1: T. Martin, D. Bock, G. Johnson, W. Klippenstein, L. I-Iolst, Dr. Tingley adviser. ROW 2: D. Kogel, L. Schroder, V. Plucker, L. Broesder, D. Maule. Winnebagos Sponsor Halloween Party 132 Lee Holst presided over the Winnebago Tribe this year with William Klippen- stein serving as Vice-President, Mar- vin Clague as Secretary-Treasurer, and Glenn Harless as Athletic Director. Dr. Tingley served as adviser for the tribe. The Halloween Party and Bowling Party were sponsored by the Winnebagos and their sister tribe, the Quapaws. President Lee Holst was the tribe's candidate for King of Hearts. We Expect a Victory was the theme of the Winnebago -Quapaw Tepee Days float.