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

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Glidden Co-eds Hostess Reception A reception for faculty women, faculty wives, and members of SFC's Women's Board was held on March 12 at Glidden Hall. The tea was sponsored by SFC co-eds and planned under the direc- tion of the women's dormi- tory council. Each girl who attended invited one of the ladies to the tea as her guest. The ladies enjoyed an afternoon of entertainment furnished by the girls from Glidden Hall. Afterwards refresh- ments were served. This tea is to be an annu- al event supplementing the Mother's Day Tea held each spring. In this way the wo- men on campus hope to get better acquainted with the faculty and thank the Wo- men's Board for all their contributions to Glidden Hall. If TOP: Ladies in line at recep- tion table. BOTTOM: Guest and students enjoy prograni during recep- tion.

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Cast members, left to right: T. Martin, W. Dalton, E. McConnell B Svendsen, L. Kemper, D. Larsen, K. Hayzlett, and B. Baldwin. Ghosts Haunt Three-Act, Lo and Behold Axtell Park Junior High auditoriurn was the scene for the three-act com- edy, Lo and Behold which was pre- sented on the evenings of March 18 and 19. The play was a situation comedy dealing with a Nobel prize winner who feels that the intellect is far stronger than the heart. He tries to solve all his problems by using the intellectual being. However, a situation arises, involving three ghosts, a Daisy, played by L. Kemper, serves supper to Milo, played by B. Svendsen. schemixig maid, and his doctor friend, which proves that logic holds a second place to love. Miss Barbara Dodson directed the play. Members of the cast were: Bill Svendsen as Milo Aleott, Ted Martin as Mr. Wingate, Louise Kemper as Daisy Durdle, Dave Larsen as Dr. Robert Dorsey, Kay Hayzlett as Minne- tonka Smallflower, Wayne Dalton as Kenneth Moore, Enid McConnell as Honey Wainwright, and Bruce Bald- win as Jack McDougal. Oh, you ate an apple, exclaims Louise to Dave as Enid and Kay lcenterj look on

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We Serve Our Churches For the purpose of service to the churches in our area and to provide an opportunity for students to de- velop personally, a program of de- putation teams has been set up. The program is sponsored by the Student Christian Association in co-operation with the Department of Public Re- lations. Scene from P.W. Turner's moving drama, Christ in the Concrete City which was presented on numerous occas- sions in four states. The play, within the limits imposed by a cast of six, attempts to portray the Passion of our Lord Jesus Christ from three points of view. Cast members are, left to right, Lori Larsen, Ken Haring, Dick Mayer, Rosetta Morford, Mary Stow, and Jerry Hood. This year Dave Larsen has been in charge of setting up the teams and their programs. Students have been called upon to provide special music, to speak, to lead discussions and to present inspirational drama. Groups have been sent into seven states. I '2'i'1L2'ifi'3Wv - ,Q V ug . -- 5 QQMQ 5 L is,, E -L-...Li ' Making preparations for week-end deputation trip are, left to right: Dick Mayer, Dave Larson, Jerry H. Hood, and Bren- da Woodrick. 5 c , yc,pt1 y