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

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.ev Reye Jean Woodrick, Arlene Bruns, and Janene Benedict look on as Beverly Burkhart admires pictures in one of the rooms of Kroske Hall during open house. Activities Increase As Year Progresses WA ... Q ' 'wp Dorothy Burgeson Jerry Button Wayne Dalton Mary Lou Denevan Beverly Burkhart Margaret Clague Dennis Decker Gordon Freeburg 79 55 ar if+'Q.. .',r The activities during Kroske Hall Open House were enough to keep even a level-headed sophomore spinning. The events of the week- end--Senior Invitation Days , the spring play, and Par- ents Day--taught a lesson of the fatal mistake of pro- crastination, a lesson strug - gled with yearly by fresh- men. A vow was made from that point on to organize. -- A ' if ,si S . 6 U 0 Q i W fav'-:.f,s gf-'w p Marilyn Bundy Kenneth Coddington J d'thG ' u 1 erlng Catherine Burge Donald Crovthe r Janice Giger

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