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

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The Halloween Party was sponsored by the Quapaw Tribe and their brother tribe, the Winnebagos. They also enjoyed a bowling party together. Erva Robinson presided over the Quapaws this year serving as President. Assisting her were: Dorothy Steadman, Vice-President, Reye Jean Woodrick, Secretary-Treasurer, and Beverly Burkhart, Athletic Director. Miss Million served as adviser. Candidate from the Quapaw tribe for Queen of Hearts was Charlotte Burkhardt. RIGHT PICTURE: Quapaw members join in 'victory circle' after beating the Catawbas in basketball. Quapaws Rise in Intramural Activities HT ROW 1: D. Bergstrom, C. Rongley, C. Burkhardt, A. Schock, D. Steadman, J. Hirsch. ROW 2: B. Burkhart, D. Nettleton, P. Quenzerf J. Brockett, N. Hendricks, J. Johnson, Miss Million, adviser. ROW 3: R. Woodrick, C. Steele, D. Button, M. Larson, N. Harless, B. Shephard, V. Slama., H. Martin, M. Gohring. 133

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ROW 1: L. Tuttle, S. Hunter, L. Peters, C. Burge, N. Reeh, L. Griffith, E. Seitz. ROW 2: N. Farrell, M. Denevan, L. Howard, B. Woodrick, C. Strom, J. Hedgecock, C. Nutt, Miss Ptacek, adviser. ROW 3: K. Johnson, J. Haner, M. Hofman, N. Hollingsworth, R. Mashek, C. Wayne, J. Brasel, E. Dikkers, J. Barrett. Tutelos Entertain New Members at Breakfast One of the highlights of the Tutelo T ribe for the year was a Breakfast for all new members held at the Town and Country Restaurant. The tribe was in charge of the Christmas Party with their brother tribe. A folk-games party was held with the Osages in December. Narola Reeh served as President assisted by Joanne Haner, Vice-Presi- dentg Rosalee Mashek, Secretary- Treasurerg and Nellie Hollingsworth, Athletic Director. Miss Ptacek served as adviser. Candidate Karen Johnson was chosen Queen of Hearts. LEFT PICTURE: N. Reeh, C. Burge, B. Hofer, J. Haner, A. Bruns, and N. Hollingsworth composed the cast of the Tutelo's skit, XCERZSTO. 135