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

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Sugarbaker and Gowan Give Assistance Executive Vice-President Everett Sugarbaker saw the manifestation of his dreams and efforts this spring in the dedication of Kroske Hall. When the big moment arrived he was suddenly thrown into the presiding role. . . President Pro-tern in the absence of Dr. Jeschke. The new men's dorm represents a major stage in the SFC development program for which Mr. Sugarbaker has the major responsibility of rais- ing money. l96O has been designated as The Year of the Alumni. According to Mr. Sugarbaker, efforts are directed toward creating increased alumni in- terest as well as financial support. During the year many Alumni Chapters will be or- ganized across the nation. Mr. Sugarbaker earned his B. A. degree at Ottawa Univer- sity and received his M.A. from Kansas University. Mr. Alfred M. Gowan, M. A. , Dean and Registrar Mr. Everett Sugarbaker, M.A., Executive Vice-President Registration of students is the big job of Dean Alfred M. Gowan as each new semes- ter begins. Even this must be preceded by careful schedul- ing of class periods. Besides preparing the ac- ademic program for SFC, the Dean presides over the faculty meetings. From the Dean's office come both the failure slips and the Dean's honor roll--both meth- ods stimulating interest in scho- lar ship. Mr. Gowan's educational back- ground includes a B.A., degree from Iowa State Teachers Col- lege and a M.A. from the Uni- versity of Iowa.

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President Hasn'T a Leg To Stand On! gr , Dr. Reuben Jeschke took an unexpected vacation from his busy schedule as President of Sioux Falls College this spring. Following an accident which resulted in injuries to his foot and back, he spent some time in Sioux Valley Hospital. However, while speaking engage- ments and meeting appointments ceased, other duties were carried on from a horizontal position. Dr. .Teschke is an ordained minister. He holds B. A. , B. D. , and S. T. M.degreeS,as well as a Ph.D. from Co- lurnbia University. He has been named Citizen of the Week of Sioux Falls, is active in civic organizations and is a noted speaker. Recently President Jeschke under- took to write a history of Sioux Falls College-- The Dream of the Pioneers. 90 A 4 ,., M-.--.......,, -. 'm -- , V -t '5,g:g:wfm,M, , X gs- Now l'll have time to read some good books !

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Mr. Harry Talley Public Relations Director Besides the extensive work of Public Relations Director, Mr. Lyle Koerper teaches a class in journalism. He also is adviser of the Stylus and Brave staffs. One of his duties is arranging the band and choir tours. His association with the student also includes participation in deputation teams. Mr. Koerper is a graduate of South Dakota State College and recently received his M. A. degree from the University of Iowa. This year he has found a new outlet for his creative ability in an art course in oil painting . Rev. Floyd Sorenson Business Manager Business manager Harry Talley and his staff are responsible for computing and collecting tuitions and fees of SFC students, but are more popular for the distribution of the student payroll each month. Mr. Talley received his B.S. degree from the University of Kansas. His previous business ex- perience was with Sears Roebuck and Company. The birth of a baby boy brought the tally of the Talleys to five this year. The two older children are and a girl. Mr. Lyle Koerper Church Relations Director The open door of Rev. Floyd Sorenson's office is a constant invitation for student visits with him. As Director of Church Relations, Rev. Sorenson is also the campus pastor. In this capacity he counsels with students and helps plan chapel services. He is also the adviser of Ministerial. Rev. Sorenson's positions are prirnarily that of liaison between area churches and the college, as well as the cultivation of church gifts. He attended Sioux Falls College for two years, received his B.S. at the University of Minnesota and a B. D. from Eastern Theological Seminary. 92