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

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Off-Campus Students Integral Part of SFC As the school term draws to a close, off-campus as well as on-carnpus stru- dents pack suitcases and boxes with all the accumulations of the year. With farewells, promises to write, and an- ticipation of the coming year, sopho- mores part and go their separate ways to enjoy a suanrner vacation. t.. K fi? Charlotte Steele and Diane Skola pack to go home for that long-awaited vacation. 9 K Q 'E' it it vf A2351 - ' 1..- 3 - K . :'fQ1iQs1fgg,f5f,iE-vii , N ffgiggqy, -'L . ff, r V -sf? at tj I ,si .ig-25 Am Y :V f 51: f -.,. . I YV .J,. Q . f ' L , v, if : . .,r,V V, - E , X? , ' 7 . x A . - ' f . V.. , 5 If '- I I kr V, fi Big , 4. i. yi K1 Z EJ - A, All 'W - Q1 iiti T 2-wg-H is ' i.V: -.I i V ? ti' 7 'iff plk- tt, 2 - fs A Loren Peterson Carnae Rongley Verna Odermatt Curtis Radel Verna Slama Byron Paup Ai-della Rold Dot Steadman 82 Charlotte Steele Ve Peggy Polzin Richard Shrogren Rebecca Van Loh rnon Plucker Carol Rott Bill Svendson Jean Radel Diane Skola Dennis Wiens

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