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

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it.. .Lf ,. W1 . To Triumphant Week-end Saturday's events began at two breakfasts. Prin- cess .Tanice was honored by the co-eds with a lock- et and a bouquet of red roses. The Princess' clos- ing devotions asked, How tall are you? Chief Marv reigned over the Chief's breakfast. Guest Speaker was Allan Allenspach, Tepee Days Chief of 1956. Past royalty and parents of royalty were guests at the breakfasts. Saturday noon the homecoming royalty were guests of the Alumni Association at its annual Tepee Days Luncheon. Stationary floats provided by brother and sister The Great White Whale claims, We can swallow everything but de-feet! The marching band struts down Main Avenue, leading the home- coming procession. tribes gave a festive air to the campus. Tutelos and Osages captured fir st prize with their great white whale. Second place went to the Crows and Catawbas, who used out point the Pointers as a theme. Before the football game the marching band led the homecoming procession through downtown Sioux Falls. Riding in convertibles, the royalty and cheerleaders brought the caravan of students to Augustana Stadiurn. Fans, undaunted by defeat at the hands of Southern State Teachers College Pointers, cheered the Braves through the final minutes. Tepee Day Royalty re- vealed at pageant.

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Each fall SFC students choose an outstanding senior woman. to be honored as Tepee Days Primges s. Chosen to reign over the 1959 home- coming, was Janice Bibelheirner of Fessenden, N. Dak. Last spring Janice received a Purple Feather award for outstandinggl leadership,. servigge, scholarship, and character. This year she was among six seniors named to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. She has During her junior year, Janice was president of the I-Iidatsa tribe. As vice -president of Glid- den Dorm council, she hasgheen in,C3i1a.rge of its social events this year. 'i i Princess Janice is anxious to trade her pre- sent role for that of homemaker. She will mare- ry W. drive ritt Sliepherd une. met fiance last suzrrufxier while working atthe Alter? ican Baptist Assembly Grounds. Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd will make their home in Mesa., Ari- seryed on the,5tudentS1enate forjg-the pas-tyfirwo zona. Janice wiilhteach thirdugirade years--first. as womanllat-largeginow, as sec- Shep iContinues in school. 'ii'ii i A iii'i retary. Janice Bnbelhelmer Revealed as Tepee Days Prmcess x i S I be-'ff