Yankton College - Okihe Yearbook (Yankton, SD)

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M Matthiesen, Volcler, Iohnson, Oakes Ellerman, Nelson, Collins, Boland STUDENT SENATE ROBERT OATES ..., . . President DOROTHY BARADA . . -. . Senior Member BETTY BOLAND, LEO VALDER .... Iunior Members ELAINE NELSON, DON MATTHIESEN . Sophomore Members , MARGERY ELLERMAN, RICHARD IOHNSON Freshman Members DEAN STEWART ......... I . Secretary by each of the ot the Students The Student Senate is composed ot two 'members chosen tour classes and the Faculty Adviser who is the treasurer Association. I The powers of the Senate are mainly advisory, but it performs certain executive duties tor the association. To it may be referred for recommendation or action, either by the faculty or the Students' Association, matters which are the proper concern oi both faculty and Students. The Senate may upon its own initiative take up discussion of subjects appropriate to its function as an advisory body. 'This year the Student Senate promoted several outstanding achievements notable among them being the arranging for Special Trains to Sioux Falls and Mitchell to transport students to Football games, and the promoting of adequate uniforms for Yankton College's new thirty-five piece Pep Band. The Yankton College Student Senate may, at any time, be entrusted with the administering of certain college rules and maintains at all times a touch with the faculty and student body to promote coordination and harmony be- tween the two. I ,W

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CLAS-S OF '36 VERLIN SHERBIIRNE Flanclreau We would not have him otherwise Football 7 Y Club. MARY LOFT Yankton There is a daintiness about her that is attractive: We admire her ability too Sodale7 Theta Alpha Phi 2-3-4, Secretary 3, President 47 Mas- quers Club 17 Radio Guild 1-47 The Ivory Door 7 Romeo and Iuliet 7 The Rivals 7 The T-empest 7 Hamlet 7 Pageant of Dakota Land . IOHN RICHARDS Yankton And still they gazed, and still the wonder grew, That one small head could ' carry all he knew Drake Prize 17 Fisher Scholar- ship Prize 27 Sigma Beta Phi 2- 3-47 Pi Kappa Delta 2-3-47 Howl- ing Thirty 47 Booster Club 1-2-3- 4, President 47 Student Presi- dent 47 Riggs Extemp Contest, first place 47 College Council l- 27 German Prize 3. IAMES SLATTERY Springfield In football he has won his name, He plays a clean and splendid game Y Club 3-47 Football 3-4, Cap- tain 47 Greyhound Pack 4. ' IOSEPH IURICH Chicago, Ill. Sincerity has a charm all its own Production Work 1-2-3-47 French Prize 47 Track 1-2-3-4. DORABELL KYTE Lake Andes Sweet, neat, petite Drake l-27 House President 4L Y. W. C. A. 3-47 May Queen 47 Aristonian. VICTOR SINCLAIR Gregory His countenance shows happi- ness and Content Y Club l-Z-3-47 Track I-2-3-47 liliwling Thirty 47 Science Club IEAN MCVAY Yankton As a student, you shine7 As a friend, you are line Aristonian7 Booster Club 1-2-3- 4: Sigma Beta Phi 2-3-4, Presi- dent 47 Howling Thirty 47 Y. W. C. A. l-Z-3-4. IEAN MADOLE Mankato, Minn. Independent in everything, Neutral in nothing Sodale, President 47 Y. W. C. A. I-2-3-47 May Fete 17 House Council 4. ROBERT IONES Berne, Ind. He plays a good Cornet Men's Glee Club I-2-3-47 Choir l-2-3-47 Band 1-2-37 Orchestra 1- 2-3-4-57 Student Instructor of Band Instruments 3-4-5. MARION GROSS Yankton Her modest and graceful air shows her wise, and good, and lair Y. W. C. A., Cabinet 2-3-47 W. A. A. 2-3-47 Sigma Mu 47 Orchesis 3-47 Howling Thirty 2-3-47 Sodale, President 4, Vice-President 2, Treasurer 37 May Pete 1-2-3. MRS. ALICE HILL Yankton Good humor is the health oi the soul 4 Briar Cliff 17 Production Work Z-3-47 Sodale. Not in picture: Wade Fishbeck, Utica7 Harry Gardner, Spear- fishp Glenn Iensen, Winner: Ray Newell, Yankton7 Luvern Thomas, Yanlctom Glen Van Vactor, Speartish7 Marjorie Wright, Faulkton.

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mwah , J? CLASS OF '37 IVAN ANDERSON Yankton Ivan has identified himself with Drama cmd Speech Work in Yankton, and has distinguished himseli in both fields. As Senior Class Prexy, his year has been a full one. DELBERT BATES Lake Preston Del's record as a student is re- markable and along with it has gone band work: musicg a ree sponsible position on the Staff, and drarnatic work. DOROTHY BECKER Scotland Dorothy is a real scientist and a genuine student, prominent in Women's Athletics, Orchestra cmd Y. W. C. A. affairs: her graduation will be a loss. LAWRENCE BREWSTER Woonsoclcet BreWster's enthusiasm is con- tagious be it on the stage, in chapel, or at the breakfast table. He has led cheers, managed Pioneer Day, and presided over the Howling 30 with great suc- cess. WALLACE ARN ESON Yankton Wallace has taken innumer- able prizes for outstanding scholarship and still found time for Science Club, Glee Club and Piano Work. His plans include Princeton next year-so We'll be hearing of him. DOROTHY BARADA Platte The Barada's have made real contributions to the Y. C. student body, and how we hate to see the last one go. Dorothy, aside from looking like a Delineator cover, has presided ov-er Sodales, served on every known board and committee, and done great things in Dramatics. ELNA BEAL Tilden, Nebraska Elna manages to combine studies and society with grati- fying success. A prominent Sodale, she is president this year. Her Work for Y. W. has been tireless. BERNARD BECK Alcesler Bernard's catholic interests in- clude world affairs, forensics, bull sessions and plenty of sleep. A proud Warrenite We respect his ability to take it. GLENN BARRICK Winfred Glenn came to Yankton much too late-we've needed him for three years, needed his swing, his smile, his endless good hu- mor. We'll never forget his Shakespeare dramatization nor his jam sessions. ELMER BETTENHAUSEN Wishek, N. Dalc. Elmer's thoughtfulness is not characterized by reticenoe, but rather by a deliberation and a quiet kindliness.