Dordt College - Signet Yearbook (Sioux Center, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1969 volume:

SKJNET 1969 DORDT COLLEGE sloux CENTER, IOWA -...,. 4., Wherever there is life, there is change and growth. Since He has given us life, our life has only one purpose. ' 'Sf4S6?'V'siW' M' 981' X and our college motto SOLI DEC GLORIA. Y x, 75 nn. 11-Q dw . .1855 sf A ' 1 ' F, wr 3 ,. fs ws. V .lu Il N -nk. . ,wr Q. 'qi ian 4-fs! Yi Q . ,au...41 .ui pl use .mn gms A42 pa M1541 g ,F i..p as ff'Tc.Q iv .IA M S- WMC ,,+ .mv 1 '1 az, A. ., - .affix hi A A W xx 'st' .If ff If I' iii 1-4 1 A, Qu, . IL. 01 10011 an .a.r fe 1 1.-ff XF rl! - V was aw ,nas t s'X4 .I mlv'l:i bf wrtauili U. Qflly .i'gK.,, Q1 -19.3 li- 'Fiill rm. 1 AJ W 1-1.4. 1M 14.15F ae:sw1w g .af 1. ,Q -I 'Cl ' N'.W .adm lffid A an .H 1 ag. X Fr, V- 1.1! :HQ . ,J M .ng x R ,am vi . lttsh-ri-.fi 'un V mu! lg- DZ 5. .L '.ik 'U 2-.- ' 5 f... 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Our faculty An expanded Curriculum includes men and women has opened from many parts new areas of interest of our nation to many of us. and the world. ar my , I in Y 'A f!f M g , ' f 233 50 W ,f W , W ' fi ' 5 4 I ,W f'f, ,f f' ., nn, K Q 5 .W ,f ' fy, Z v ,,, fl , 1 f, M 4 A if f .,.. Ei ' gf, x f 1 : , A f a at a 1 yas K Vuv' ,,-, , lv' -1 ,U76 ,295 5 f , J , H y 4 4. at , f , 2 Q X, ffyf l 1, f , , ' wmv? ' fu A , y,.. Ziy. at yy. wifi' ' l ,f t 4X by .i ,W F ,A 1 . 4 A ' k , f Ay fm Y J ,tw ADW , ,as f- ,N 4 vw I0 ., ,.f' tm 'z - Q ,, 4 Q- fiiiu, ,191-?,Lf:f?iE?T??271 712' Tir-fififfrjii if gif: is i. E. it it-xiii- M' W an I I - - . ' 't '2't: f':t: rx : ' 1 - 1, -:rx TT'i'i1TI'.-f'35k -7'-?..-lib -M :'- man-':s1:: r,.':' . . I t I -1:.1: '-lxxl,s:1rl'..L,5L5.,,, .. l Q. w V Q - S I, Y ,I - . f- V A r A I Y M' M-, Y 'A A--V Wm 'u'+ J ' ' W ' 'x ' ' 'lu' he -' --f-' f ----- -- ---L--l-Q-Q,-V -f-- -,-- -------Q2-AA .--fum . . .- '.. ,M f , ,, , , 1, tXI I' '. .s4,s 'Ulf 5 '.'Ilii i .QQ 5 'il 'lggili5.' And when we are finished here we will serve our God in many parts of the world. Il v V i v 1 'P 2 ? f 3 3 3 X r I 1 3 . . . , . l gg, . . ,, . S OD IS HERE X W Two new changes occurred in this year's chapel, A chapel choir composed of concert choir mem- bers sang at each exercise, and the radio station KDCR broadcasted each exercise. During the firgt semester chapel exercises were held in the phys- ical education building. Due to possible legal difficulties, they were transferred to the classroom auditorium and the dining hall. H Chapel Exercises Held on Tuesday and Thursday l 4 T Committees Chosen to Help Provide Sp i r I t U E m p h lim Lyttle, spiritual dramatist. , SUNDAY NIGHT ACTIVITIES COM- MITTEE: Gary Verhoef, Evie Dykstra, lanel Watson, chairwoman Carol Hoekman. This committee provided activities for Sunday evenings. Some of the activities were films, jim Lyttle, and the Sincerity Singers. BIBLE DISCUSSION GROUP LEADERS: SEATED-Linda Cary, Kathy Huizenga Betty Van Maanen, Mary Medema, ludy Schwitters, jane Davies, Agnes Sieben- ga, Sylvia Vis, Beth Telgenhof. STANDING-Warren Lammers, Don Sinnema Cliff Van Dyken, Les Kuiper, lim Peterson, Harry Fernhout, Herb Vanden Broek Mick Knierem. I5 lt 'Q ,,,,.. , , , ....,.,,, ..- The physical education building and the science building were dedicated to the glory of Crod at a special service, Three speakers honored the event. They were Congressman Wiley Mayne, pictured at center left, Sioux Center's Mayor M. TePaske, and Rev. Haan. The audience dedicated the buildings through responsive reading. ,,,,,,,.,, ,,,, . .9 ,,.,, . ,,.,, ...,,,W.W..,,..,,.,,,.,,Mlv,,M,,,,,fm,..,,,,,p..,,W.h.,. ' L e eee LITERHTUREL -fn- - ff ,I W Several retreats brought students closer to C-od, to themselves, and to each other. The picture at the left shows Rev. Ver Berg, pastor of Vermillion Christian Reformed Church, leading devotions at one of these retreats. nv. we Tf,.'5'i'f 5f'i?7'?1'c?'fQ5. ' i .- . .. ,., .- ,, .2-' ju lllltgtand the lfee e glolll C Speakers ET left all ld Rev? HELLX me buildingg Dedication and Reformation Rallies Focus on Glory to God MHTIU RHTURNEHL lx? I , , ., ......,..m-,.,VL-... M f.. . rzw .Lx+!'AIlA A 1 +-.1-f.a.,s.as A - ents closer to ch other. The er Berg, pastor 'med Church, 2 retreats. October 31 was again set as Reformation Day, the day that Martin Luther posted his 95 theses. Dordt College conducted a rally which was held in the new gymnasium. The speaker was Rev. George Gritter, pastor of the Alger Christian Re- formed Church in Grand Rapids, Michigan. He indicated the need for constant reformation by every Christian. The even- ing ended with the singing of the Reformational hymn, A Mighty Fortress ls Our God. I7 --A--M -- -vu-v 4 l l l I i l l l i l l i l I I l l l 1 l 1 i . Mission Club: FRONT ROW-Faye Mulder, Agnes Siebenga, Karen Visser, Nancy Vander Woude, Delores Bruxvoort, Karen Van Til, janice jasper. SECOND ROW-Edith Dord, Marjorie Porte, Rena Post, Marina Van Etten, Kathy Van Zee, Lorna Brouwer, Elaine De Stigter, joyce Hibma. THIRD ROW-Marilyn Vander Riet, Harold Van Stryland, Ron Schaap, Dennis Boogerd, Cliff Van Dyken, Harriette Boschma, Marla De jong, jean Maas. BACK ROW-Les Kuiper, Don Sinnema, Dave Smit, jane Davies, Kathy Veenstra, john Keizer, jim Peterson, Harry Fernhout. The Mission Club Is the Largest Club on Campus MISSION CLUB: FRONT ROW-Linda Cary, Dawn Eriks, Sylvia Vis, Helen Vander Schaaf, Thea Halma, 9 if Hilda Dykstra, Dolly Veen- Stra. SECOND ROW-Mick Knierem, Willie Veenstra, Dorothy Kuik, Peter De Yager, Shirley Zomer, Sally Scheffer, Karen Van Ry, Wayne Kobes. THIRD ROW-Fred Heerema, Arja Woensdregt, Lois Schreur, Mary Vander Pol, Tina De Groot, Betty Vreeman, Herm Van Niejenhuis, War- ren Lammers. BACK ROW- Evie Dykstra, jewel Mep- pelink, joanne Schreur, Marlene Folkerts, Ruth De Vries, janel Wubben, Kathy Van C-ilst. I8 The purpose of the Mission Club was to instill interest in missionary activity and to promote such activities in its members in the future.Meet- ings were held every three weeks. It was the largest club on campus with approximately 140 members. They partici- pated in services at the Sioux City Gospel Mission, attended and took charge of services at the Sioux Falls Penitentiary, and helped in the Vermillion Church. David Smit was president, and Dr. Kistemaker was the faculty adviser. i . I I ission l' u fest in id 10 in its .Meet- three st club mately Jartici- e Sioux :ended 'ices at entiary, million was :maker '-1 ' . The Christians in Action began and operated Tomorrow's Book Club, selling books to its members and other students. They also did a study on entertainment and a study on war and its problems. The president of CIA was Bob Vander Plaats, Don Sin- nema was vice-president, and john Van Dyk was the faculty sponsor. Dr. Bandstra Speaks to Pre-Sems Dr. Bandstra, Dean of Students and associate Professor of New Testament at Calvin Seminary, interviewed the prospective seminarians on February 20 and 21. Leslie Kuiper was presi- dent of the Pre-Seminarian Club, and Rev. I. Vander Stelt was the faculty sponsor. In the spring a banquet was held with pre-seminarians from Northwestern and Westmar Col- leges. PRE-SEM CLUB: SEATED-Mart Contant Wa ne Kobes Le Kui er Cliff Van D ken Y 1 P 1 Y I Dennis Boogerd. STANDING-Andy Horlings, Harry Fernhout, Don Sinnema. rr CIA: FRONT ROW-Kathy Huizenga, Mary Gerritsma, Thea Halma, Hilda Dykstra, Sylvia Vis. SECOND ROW-Alida Vander Plaats, Shirley Zomer, Karen Van Til, Gena De Kam, Larry Meyer, Janice jasper. THIRD ROW-Jean Maas, Edith Oord, ludy Schwitters, Harriette Boschma, Marilyn Vander Riet, Faye Mulder. BACK ROW-Marly Breems, Bob Vander Plaats, john Piersma, Don Sinnema, Harry Fernhout, Cliff Van Dyken. CIA Begins Book Club F'-M,.,4' I9 Rev. Piersma Spoke on Morality Rev. john Piersma, pastor of the Bethany Christian Re- formed Church in South Hol- land, Illinois, was the guest speaker in the series Focus on Morality. His topics for addresses were How to be Good though Moral, How to be Happy though Moral, and How to be Christian though Moral. The problem of morality was further dis- cussed by a panel composed of Rev. Piersma, Rev. Taylor, Rev. Hulst, and Mr. Crroten- huis. This series of events was sponsored by the Spiritual Ac- tivities Committee during April15,16,and17. ,ww -3-:ns Q il' I of ie- lol- lest cus for be ow il, ,ian iem dis- used ilor, ICD- was Ac- ring Il Mission Emphasis Week Held April 22, 23, and 24 The purpose was to make students more aware of the work being done in foreign and home missions and to present the challenges and re- sponsibilities in missions. Three speakers were sponsored for the week. Rev. john Schuring be- gan by speaking on his work at the University of Minnesota campus. At the Mission Club meeting, Rev. William Stob spoke on his work as mis- sionary to japan. On Thursday in chapel Rev. Vernon Vander Zee addressed the students about his work as missionary to the inner city in Los Angeles. - 5 Y.: X xg i .1 I SPIRITUAL ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE: Mick Knierim, Mr. Vanden Berg Rev Hulst, Marjorie Porte, Eileen De Waard. Spiritual Activities Committee Appointed to Help Develop y ' Healthier Spiritual 'll Atmosphere .l 21 . ,t 91' f -r' K, 5? 1 I Y 4 2... X X 4, Y -iff , iw ? W 33,3 WK E we X 'Y Cx 4 QQ X 4, N t 1 8' ? in Q ,QQ wi K Learning is our occupation here Fellowship with learning- it is knowing ourselves, and the world around us. We leaf through printed page, and printed page. But answers lie beyond the ink that gives them form. v We learn through doing, thinking, searching, . and asking. God has given some to help and guide us. But here we make only a beginning- we lay a foundation and set for ourselves a direction. Xi! 5 i s XXX X 5 -, 7, I ,, .g ,, 2 Q. P mkr!-V iv ' 51 ii 9-Y A . . QQ '- 1 1 .. ji . .. ' Q ,, , 'hx 1. x . F EARNING NGT ALWAYS EASY DOESN'T FIT GUR PATTERN orth Central Granted Accredltatlon to Dordt rf Dr. Douglas Ribbens Dean of the College X Rev Bernard Haan President of the College Rozeboom Directed Student Housing Dr. Garrett Rozeboom, Dean of Students l 24 J v .i::sa':x-:ggi Mr. Neal Boersma, Business Manager Mr. Bernard DeWit 4 L-X f Boersma Announced New Dorm and New Classroom to Be Built Assistant Business Manager -..f Rev. Hulst Appointed as College Pastor Mr. R. J. Dykstra, College Representative De Groot Recruited Students and Supervised Grant and Loan Programs Mr. john De Groot Administrative Assistant 25 Mrs. loanne Alberda Rev. Hebden Taylor Mrs. Alberda Teaches Art Rev. Taylor Came to Dordt from Britain Moving from England to Sioux Center, Iowa, with his family, Rev. Taylor has been very active at Dordt College. He taught economics, sociology, and political science. Besides lecturing in these courses, he also conducted church services at Le Mars, spoke in many places, and wrote many articles. f.,.W,...,N . mg, . '-K-2... 'M'-N.,,N.Www g K i T - 26 I owa, ctive Iogy, these es at many is 's-:ef-,-is-+4151 I-H ----- -.,----, , , Dr. james Veltkamp, Instructor in Educa- tion The Education Department in- structed all the courses for the education students and conducted the six weeks practice teaching period. Dr. Rozeboom and Mr. De long attended a conference in Cedar Falls, Iowa. Coming off the press this spring, Mr. De Iong's book on the nature of Christian education was required reading in his principles of education class. Dr. Veltkamp accepted a summer teaching assignment at Western Michigan University. De long Published Book Education in Truth Mr. Norman De long, Instructor in Education Dr. Garrett Rozeboom, Instructor in Education 27 lL. 1 l l l ,i il F l l l was I E . , 1 Li - .1 ' ,i ll' 2 l H 1 l 5 l l l 7 Mr. Merle Meeter English Is Popular Major at Dordt Additions to the English staff were Mr. Marlin Vanden Bosch, Miss Piersma, and Miss Mulder, pictured on page 31. This year the English Depart- ment combined the Freshmen English course and the speech course to form a communica- tion skills course. Four drama courses have been approved. Two of them will begin next year. They are Theory of Drama and Play Selection and Play Writing and Play Production . The other two courses will be intro- duced in the 1970-71 school year. Mr. Koldenhoven will be teaching these courses. Mr. Richard Vander Zee 28 1 l I l l l i l l 1 l i l 1 1. i l s t l ,.. ? ,www N y if -14 i 4? L E ' L? Theatre Arts Courses to Be Added to Curriculum . - .4 Mr. james Koldenhoven Missleanne Piersma Mr. lack Vanden Berg 29 Morton Plans ,f l'3ClLIEltG Ol' Mr. Morton will attend the Free University of Amsterdam in the Netherlands on a scholarship of Mr. Louis Van Dyke 5000 guilders. His study will be on the theory of history. He was inter- viewed by the Diamond staff to express his opinions on Dordt. Mr. Van Dyke served on a panel discussing the Vietnam war. History Department Has Three Instructors l l Mr. Nick Van Til x-X i sf, - - fi-1- -idea-ff-if zifsfgfeeefz-fa1fi-lg-feqfseeeegicgesqg ....-.3g--:L3:' 4 f 3 If P '537'Zfzfff,532145275312:2fee2f5e?9 2:e?1if. ' D iiiZffiifi5i3?2?l5533f3ii3.5iiif?4fEE2iaiiififi-E f': T ii:ff1TS7T????f?45fff17??'?ff'f'3315211ff?f?fffZff?f5'i f '7:i T7 '5' ' ff f 'M' 1 - A A - 214-1-Iifiial5iQ25i:'. L7L'viirix' . . , ., - 1 - -1- -f f ff' 'f'1'1f f-f- W ' ' ' ' - ' ' ' Dordt College with the University of Northern Iowa held a workshop on january 11. Its purpose was to acquaint pros- pective teachers with a system of foreign language teaching. lt is the psych-o-generative method which has been formu- lated by Dr. Samuel Nodarse. Mr. Bos, chairman ofthe Language and Literature Division, along with Mr. Apol and Miss Mulder are instructors in Ger- man. Latin, Greek, and Dutch are taught by Dr. Kistemaker, Mr. Van Dyk, and Mr. Guret. Mr. Apol will be doing doc- torate studies next year at the University of Minnesota. I 1 . H . H 2 i' ' f 2 ' 5. , A Mr. john Guret Q L 4 li' . 2 Q i L L 'X' L , , . : .l 2-' gf . i , . v 'H w zz' ,e, , , ., Q . . ,V vi, ' l VL' ' n , . . ', ,,,,.A', . .-U-,w ' -. . 'J' 1 .1 , - I 'if' J' -' 1-7 -' 'RE i L. ' , , a 'Ji -' - Mr. john Van Dyk Mr Abe Bos Miss june Mulder 1- AL., w H Dr.SimonKistemaker Leave of Absence 31 fi Mr. David Netz, Library Science ix 'vkh,, . -,4..4V . Y, Miss Hester Hollaar, Head Librarian Panel Discussed Role of Librar f L Netz joined Library Staff and Taught Librar Sciences Mrs. Emma Vanden Berg, Reference Librarian Mr. Martin Seven, Cataloging Librarian 32 Microfilm Library Added ..,........,...,,..... ..:::pu::U:f4f.f .,.LJ3,,f-aff: 'f--:-- -5:agfe-A--:Q1fEgL1i.,,-.2:4194-:Y:,Af...,..-4.-ffrff, .. ,:-,,...i.n T,-Lfeemscyef -iff H ,YL , V , , .-...v.0--9,-.sg-.A-.nf-.M .....,-4-4.4. M-f.i'- f : ',1I.LU',L'.Zf:-fL.JlJf.2?.'fl.fZ1-.f-f.f-f1:-1-gag-15 15-'1i,1',2' 7.1'iLiI,lfi?'.2fZfLT,Le1F,25LT::44:'ff111-:J-Tfjgjg-..1-1Ng:':gf-5?-1 .::': ' g f- Q,.V,,-v-5:31-:-:Tx . -I--34 --A-:lu 'gl ' vu,-At,.,. A . , , , ....4..,..,,'r.-',..:',q.:1i:nr.g:',-g'. .af'...'j-'..2l.:,f: ,Q xmrgqvygt-f,M,-f:f::1:::7-ogg-xiii..-,,r.::p,gg-,-.....:,e,.:..,:,.,-..,.,..---5 -f f -5,-rg,-e 1:1,315,1:,.:e-fggTmf zf. fag ,g -is f- an S+., , ..-gf- -: , ,. . . l-'sung-nu-vmnfm: :Q-m-mi-fe -.QL-1. Math Department Conducted by Alberda and De Vries Dr. Willis Alberda Mr. Gerrit De Vries Business Courses Expand Curriculum The Administration has announced that business courses will be introduced into the curriculum. It is planned to offer forty-two hours of business courses for either a major Or minor. The instructor will be Mr. Henry De Groot, now teaching business at Sioux Falls College, 2. ak ii ' e I i 2 E Mr. Dale Grotenhuis Music Department Presented Many Concerts Through- out the Year M ss loan Ringerwole ' 1. 454. ' Lulu Mrs. Bouma Directed Chapel Choir Mrs. Trena Haan -. I .,cr 't22?c?i Mrs. Janice Boum 34 Vander Stelt joined Philosophy Staff r Rev. john Vander Stelt . J, fi Mr. Nick V ' ,ri . N QW f .r . 5 - -as 'if sv .Tw Mr.john Van Dyk Philosophers Attended Conference at Drake University journal Printed New Physical Education Building Used This Year Mr james Timmer A new physical education building added to the appearance of campus and provided the much needed room and facilities. Several courses were added, and a physical education major is now of-fered. Mr. Altena, a former Dordt student, joined the physical education depart- ment. He taught several classes and coached the baseball team. Mr. Calsbeek's article was printed in the October issue of The journal Of School Health. Article of Calsbeek . K V -f' '7 7,4 ngk-SIN- l , JH., - i , J so K N vkwmtm rg inn--NNW X -Nt-N.M,..,,X I 1 .. 1 Mr. Syne Altena Mr 36 -.A-W-.-5,-J ,ifff -.- vffjf fe, :: .-' -Y --f ...J-r:-.4-9-,-, . .......-...v-...t..,,.,,, ,..., . ,, 0..- ,.,..,,- ,NM-4 ,,.1g..,......-.. L 4 frm, -A-MH --',-1,-,g-H ,. .A,..-..Qw.,.,.,..wwM:v-me-geefmhrif - Af -f,--fwZfaffff-f- .,,--f- ,Uni Y ,.: '..........- ..x'7f-.--I- -1, -,,1g:gr.:57,.:, :gi-,:'l!,. WLT- A -fi,-gg F ' :,:?,- iQ33Z,.,.:::...Ne -f-f ff-Lee' ff' ' f . f . - .., .:, .. , ..,,,.,-11. -f -.-.F 547'--. V or ,,. . , Frank Calsbeek Simon Kistema er Reformed Doctrine Taught by Kistemaker Re I hn Hulst Rev. Hulst Taught History of Revelation Vander Stelt Had Calvinism Classes A 37 New Science Building Gccupied Last Spring A 1 - ' an 1 Q N va, '- ' H1 'V-we 2 I -..., fx 'K ' 7 . JL MS 1 K? my X' vi NN V X-,xx v - ' N , , .fqgrfb nf . :N I FX: 'ex f B 5 I A Dr. Aaldert Mennega , 9, ,m f f i Z ,: Dr. Russell Maatman Dr. Edwin Geels ,W -C -f Maatman and Cee s ttended Chemistry Conference Professors Maatman, C.eels, Mennega, Alberda, and Kiste- maker all participated in a Science Symposium held at Calvin College. The theme of the symposium was Problems of the Past, the Present, and the Future. An article written by Dr. Maatman on one of the projects of the chemistry department will be publicized in the journal of Catalysis. A :g Sr., l ' L Dr. Marvin De Young M De Young Operated CX Weather Station fel , K 39 Lothers Conducted Freshman Speech Contest Dr. Wil iam Lothe xxl The contestants for the speech contest were chosen from the English sections. On May 8 Dr, Lothers introduced the speakers and explained the contest. The winners were jerry Vreeman, Eve- lyn Van Wyhe, and Myron Blom. Dr. Lothers was the instructor of all the speech courses, and he also worked many hours at Dordt's radio station. P 14 it h f 1 N, i 'ws 't si 1 test eech the l Dr akers The Eve- m. tor ol e also ordt's 1 , .MA rs. Many Lecturers and Speakers Visited Dordt One speaker was Professor Keith Symon from the University of Wisconsin who presented a lecture in physics. Dr. Klaas Runia from Australia was another speaker. His topic was Is It Still Worthwhile to be just Reformed Today? The Dynamics of Romantic Love was the theme of the lec- tures given by Dr. Richardson. He is a psychologist from Chicago and a visiting lecturer at Trinity Col- lege. Some of the other speakers at Dordt were Rev. Sprik, Rev. Per- senaire, Mike Fleming, and Don- ald Lukins. . .,.-.alp s 9 Dr. Calvin Seerveld, professor at Trini I College, was at Dordt during the Tny State Christian Teachers' Institute. Wh' here he lectured on The Relation of th Arts of the Presentation of the Truth How to Read and Not to Read the Bible, Many students attended these lectures. Seerveld and Bandstra Lectured on Dordt CampuS Dr. A. Bandstra, Dean of Students and associate professor of D C'SeerVeld New Testament at Calvin Seminary, presented a lecture on What ls Lacking in Christ's Afflictions? During the days he was at Dordt, February 20 and 21, Bandstra also interviewed the pros- pective seminarians who hope to attend Calvin Seminary. HZEFN-, Dr. A. Bandstra 42 :g,g.,ggg-i:fp:r.5.,,,f 37:1 'WT' ' .'V1' I . f' ' 'Rf J.. ,. . -SL I --'-r---- .i,,...,-......., Ile l and Dr. Runner Was Guest Lecturer Student Council again sponsored the lec- ture series. This year's lecturer was Dr. Run- ner, Professor of Philosophy at Calvin College. During February 12 through 14 he addressed the whole student body, the C.I.A., the Po- litical Science, the faculty, and several classes. His topics were varied, ranging from action, activism, and Christian action to the role of the Christian in political life. He also spoke on the role of the Christian institution with re- spect to student unrest and rebellion. 1 2 I Aygx , gates 1 ig Q 5... N Lt - C: Th: Q2 -xg ., 'J . I 1 ig , Wi.- Ginn. Qu? 'il if-wa.. - K C .,............-no -..........,... .... -......... l EE Mg M3 , 44 2--.q.4...u' A, f I nw-.,,., L , .Q- A .1 -4. ' my x .fu--1' .A A -.. - .mls '- -39?-'QT F ' H U ' ' 'Y -. ' - , e . ' : '.L: ': 2-1-rn, '- fif-f-M' ' ..-f ,fe--,,,-.1.-. +4,15.35i3..r..g-.13 - w--,-- - ,- 5f.'flwfQi??i'f I1'L r r e? Q 2' ,gi f mt' ' N1 , I . ' ,, 4?-' bf' , ,-Q I V4 :N ,il :,' LE 5 X ' ,X f X J, K Learning Is Everywhere B X ga he J we-e J -ee . 1 N 6 5 Q f 0 X6 NDIVIDUALS EACH IN ouR owN WAY STAND our ln a face there is a man or woman. We know Him who made the face, then we must try to know what what He put beneath it. Then we can accept, appreciate, and understand- we can help and share. People give to our community each according to his talents. Old and New Friends Meet During First Week of School ' September brought many new peo- ple to the campus of Dordt, some familiar and some unfamiliar faces. Orientation week gave individuals the opportunity to become better ac- quainted. Dorm living, activities such as scavenger hunts, and orientation sessions aided in this. Also pictures, as in the upper left picture, were taken for a Student Directory. ll One night of orientation week was designated as Club Fair night. Each club set up 8 booth to introduce itself, ,eX- plain its membership qualifica- tions, and display its materials and activities. Several clubS added new members, and interest was aroused in starting a few new clubs. The evening ended 'with a bonfire and 21 hootenanny. we W istflllol the ll? tered, laflllll lofms' rhelf ll dal' an the lo Rozebl in the y lormef and ful September 11 was the im- portant day, for that was reg- istration day. The day before, the Freshmen had pre-regis- tered by meeting with their faculty advisers and filling out forms. All students completed their registration on Wednes- day, and classes began at 7:35 the following morning. Dr. Rozeboom, Dean of Students, in the picture to the right, in- formed students of the ways and rules of the school. T i1'.i-T . ' .Zflx J' ', i .1 g J kvbnxgiglei 1 y .fl .ZIQAQFQ -' '1 ., 1 1 'Z N-3. ,.' tiff... is Riff gig 4?fff.1.f: f ff T' it -lam .Q ., l, 1 K rgimw W lv I ...,,...l. ...-. ,:f f y,', C, . ,T . My-. Q as The President of the College Led the Convocations Exercises Wednesday evening students and faculty assembled for the convocation service. This convocation was a first in two ways: the first one to be held in the new gymnasium, and the first to be broadcasted over the radio. Mrs.lan Bouma led the singing, and Mr. Grotenhuis sang The Lord ls My Light as special number. Rev. B. 1. Haan, the convocation speaker, spoke on the topic The Fellowship Which Dordt Promotes, based on I john 1. UQ T t it X X x xt Y Trailers Were Added for dditional Housing Eight trailers were placed on the northeast end of the campus to house thirty-two students. These were all occupied by girls and supervised by a counselor. The two dormitories also sup- plied housing on campus. Construction began in the fall on a third dormitory building which is hoped to be completed by the fall M196 Other students lived off campus in Sch owned or private housing. At Christmas timeo open house in the dormitories allowed ev a one to enter to see the season's decorations, E I J. .Sl MQ' I ,I WX lf-4 1' rug 'sssqr' -usxw fa. ..--..f:..,,...x,..,- Y A --op - 4. , ff, - - T fi T' JK-g L. ,. .,'.. '..,. g'.Q.g5,L4:......f..L1:4.1.'.'. . . 7'.L.l.'.'.,. f., .J .s . -. . C ..: , 1 ..' --M. , f-mi f' Z' FC QA .f TTU Many Traveled by Chartered Bus at Christmas ' lil I . YI Ll l It J-14114: ' 'fri . l o x. jf ml If you had come to Dordt's campus at twelve o'clock noon on the day before Christmas vacation, you would have seen something unusual. There were four buses being loaded with students and suitcases. Two of them were headed for Lynden, Washing- ton, one was traveling to California, and another was going to Canada. Students left and returned by these buses to go home for Christmas vacation. Before leaving, Rev. Haan prayed for safety and guidance. 'N . sz-1' jimi F'-'Q EE g 51 . 1 -Q ' ' f':'.-g,1Zj1..Zf1 '- I AZ S 1 N W i E ,milf ag, 'ME' 6 7 He's laughing. She's crying over there alone. He's angry- stay away. She's lonely and kind of afraid. People feel way deep down inside. Feelings pick up pencils and draw pictures. Faces all around are the pictures feelings sketch. Photographs catch the pictures before new feelings come with erasers. , f V . 'N , . -.ful-L, .,,.,g.+-' ,, . ,. .- sw 53 Dordt Has Graduating Class of 125 -'C P 'RFP' ' '0Unung, I . -49,4 5- 1 .1 'utr .Nur . by If f HARRIET DONALD CARL ARKEMA ADDINK AHRENHOLZ Sec. Ed. Sec. Ed. Sec. Ed. DENNIS WILLIAM BIRD IUDITH BOOC-ERD Sec. Ed. BLANKESPOOR Pl'9'5em Elem. Ed. , A 54 41-ir wr- IANICE BAKKER Elem. Ed. HARRIETTE BOSCHMA Elem. Ed. GERALD BOVENKAMP Sec. Ed. VIVIAN BOXUM Elem. Ed. CORNIE BRUMMEL Sec. Ed. PETER BRUMMEL Sec. Ed. WYNITA BRUXVOORT Elem. Ed. LINDA CARY Elem. Ed. AC' MURIEL BARTMAN Elem. Ed. ESTHER BOVENKAMP Elem. Ed. Class of 1969 Senior Class Officers-President Willy Verhoef, Secretary Treasurer Lois Neerhof, Vice President Gordon Van Zanten. One hundred twenty-five seniors One hundred twenty-five individuals Each living his own life, Yet depending on others For friendship, Help and DAVE DE HAAN I Love. General Now each of these individuals ls leaving this college fellowship And entering the world To continue their learning And form more friendships. QLSBEET DE HAAN HELEN DE CROQT Elem. Ed. PETER DE HAAN Pre-Sem 55 K4 x 'K' i fo 1-,W if fl L. . 3-2 F RONALD COK Pre-Sem JAMES DE BOEF Sec. Ed. KQV wr-W ., N . Q Eh X-- +117 MARLENE COVEY Elern. Ed. ARTHUR DE GROOT Elem. Ed. i N551 I l l 1 l 3 Class of 1969 RUTH DE VRIES Elem. Ed. EILEEN DE WAARD Elem. Ed. DENNIS DOCKTER Sec.Ed. EVELYN DYKSTRA Elem. Ed. ELLEN EEKHOFF Elem. Ed. ELAINE ELIASON Sec. Ed. DAWN ERIKS Sec. Ed. DEANNA FABER Elem. Ed. LORRAINE C-EELS Elem. Ed. WILERED CESCH, IR. Sec. Ed. DELMAR GROEN Sec. Ed. DONNA CROEN Sec. Ed. THEA HALMA Elem. Ed. BERNARD HAVERHALS Pre-Sem DAWN HAWK Sec. Ed. an Senlor Gene Hospers Won lovva All-Stars Honors CARROLL HOL Sec. Ed. EUGENE HOSPERS Sec. Ed. KATHLEEN HUIZENGA Elem. Ed. WAYNE KOBES Pre-Sem STUART KORRINGA General DOROTHY KUIK Elem. Ed. LESLIE KUIPER Pre-Sem IERALYN LODEWYK Elem. Ed. MARY MEDEMA Elem. Ed. PHYLLIS MEMMELAAR Elem. Ed. 57 Mar Medema Did Her Practice Teaching in Des Moines, Iowa Lois MERRIAM Elem. Ed. MARCELLA MEYER Elem. Ed. PRESTON MOERMAN General PAUL MOOS Elem. Ed. MARVIN MULDER Sec. Ed. RUTH MULDER Elem. Ed. LOIS NEERHOF Elem. Ed. MARILYN NONHOFF Elem. Ed. EVELYN OLTHOFF Elem. Ed. CAROL OOSTRA Elem. Ed. RONALD OOSTRA Sec Ed PETER PASSCHIER Pre Sem Q il 9' Ai 'Z7' 'As fi, ' fr 58 V-35 1 f, ' ax, MARICRIE PORTE EIen1.Ed. IUDY SCHWITTERS Hern.Ed. REYNOLD SIEBENGA SeC.Ed. ROGER SINKEY Sec.Ed. DONALD SINNEMA Pre-Sem DALE SLINCS Sec. Ed. 59 I -49 RONALD RITSEMA General AGNES SIEBENCA Elem. Ed. '1 I X X .I H ,fc EMMA IEAN SMIDT EIen1.Ed. DARLENE SMIT Elem. Ed. YPE SPECK Sec. Ed. CALVIN STAM Sec. Ed. DUANE STARKENBURC Elem. Ed. IONATHAN STEVENSON Sec. Ed. SINA STUKEY Elem. Ed. IUDITH STURING Elem. Ed. ELAINE TINKLENBERC Sec. Ed. KEITH TINKLENBERG General GLENDA VAANDRAGER Sec. Ed. RODNEY VAN ABBEMA Sec. Ed. Hi - DONNA VAN DYKE Elem. Ed. CLIFFORD VAN DYKEN Pre-Sem RONALD VAN ESSEN Sec. Ed. CHARLES VAN GORKOM General EUGENE VAN HOFWEGEN General WILMA VAN KLEY Elem. Ed. BETTY VAN MAANEN Elem. Ed. HAROLD VAN STRYLAND Sec. Ed. JERRY VAN VLIET General K' ! '- 5..-I 4 ll 4-af x S .J A 1 5... vu 103 Seniors Were in the Education Program LARRY VAN WIEREN Sec. Ed. CLARENE VAN ZANTEN General GORDON VAN ZANTEN Sec. Ed. NANCY VAN ZEE Elem. Ed. SHARON VAN'T HUL Eknn.Ed. ARLON VANDEN BOSCH Sec.Ed. MARIIANE VANDER MOLEN HenLEd. DENNIS VANDER PLAATS Sec.Ed. MARY VANDER POL Hen1.Ed. HELEN VANDER SCHAAF Henw.Ed. HARVEY VANDER TOP Sec.Ed. IOYCE VANDER ZEE Sec.Ed. KATHRYN VEENSTRA HenLEd. WENDY VEENSTRA Sec. Ed. IAYNE VELLENGA Sec.Ed. KENNETH VERBRUGGE Sec.Ed. 62 Clarene Van Zanten Accepted in Medical School in Iowa LEON Sec. Ed. WILLIAM SYLVIA VIS VERHOEF Elem. Ed. Pre-Sem BRENDA IOYCE WALHOF ZUIDERVAART BETTY VREEMAN Elem. Ed. Elem. Ed. t Sec. Ed. I 'V MARTIN ZUIDERVAART Sec. Ed. 63 SHIRLEY ZOMER Elem Ed ZONDERVAN fs. , iff Wy 1: fe! 15 fd . ' -. e i .-we MQ, x Xxx 4 ts yt Q 5 :ff ni ., ,Ga x ,W f Aft .,,. , ,GIIIIEAV 05. ff f jig -ms.-v tw' Being a junior means over half finished with college. It isthe time to order class rings. This year requires hard work and much study. Hours are spent in the library and in labs. Energy is given in editing school newspapers, performing in concerts, and taking part in various other activities. Each one is an individual student, yet each one belongs to the body of Dordt College students. Marilyn Aalsrna Carol Arlrlink Strfvrr Ahrcnholl Sonja Assink Carol Balt lean Boer Karen Bokhoven Elvern Bootsma Marla Bouma Bradley Breems Marlin Broek loan Buys Yvonne Cok Marlene Cole Barbara De Blaey Charles De Groot Larry De Groot Case De Haan Marla De long Thane De Stigter Arenda De Vries Larry De Young Crystal Den Ouden Connie Dreyer Peter Dys Sandra Esselink Carol Feikema Harry Fernhout lay Fluck Marlene Folkerts Richard Freerksen Ruth Freerksen Mary Gerritsma joAnn Geshay Peter Creidanus Orlan Groen Henrietta Haak Glenda Haarsma Doris Helder Joyce Hibma Carol Hoekman Cheryl Hubers Ralph Huizenga john Hull Elainejasper Delaine Kempers junior Class Officers-Vice President Ronald Vrieze, President Case De Haan, Secretary-Treasurer Gloria Ver Meer. Larry Klyn Mich Knierim Elaine Koetje john Kooiman Kenneth Kramer Barbara Kuiper Elizabeth Lefever john LeMahieu Patricia Ligtenberg lean Maas Wallace Maas james Mahaffy Sandra Matheis Vernon Meederinck Harold Mellema Beth Mentink Shirleen Meyer Kathleen Moos Kenneth Mulder Phyllis Netz Class of 1970 fi: . sf . 5 Q5 5 s 3 T35 1 ,ii . 5 l 4 ii- el ig me 513522 'QM is - a sail: 253192 wa ,KT 1 iii 454 X X xx x9 x XX X 3' gi xx X xY x X Q XXX if Q 5 X l rx 4 S I ' 1 i l l ' l i r im 63 W 5 i l Marcia Nieuwsrna Carl Nunnikhoven Gale Nyland Edith Oord Sheila Otte Ruth Petroelje Joanne Postma Catherine Prins Dick Ritzema Linda Rupke Loretta Ryner james Schaap Ronald Schaap Paul Schelhaas james Schippers Carol Schoonekamp Harvey Schreur Marilyn Schryvers David Sinclair Marvin Slings . l i ,U ..., ,.,, . .-.AQ ,. Y W .................,.... Beth Telgenhof Richard Termaat james Tuuk Karen Ulferts Dale Van Donselaar Ivan Van Dusseldorp Quentin Van Essen Barbara Van Gelder Karen Van Ry jacob Van Vliet Wayne Van Wyk Kathleen Van Zee Larry Vande C-riend Marilyn Van De Riet janice Vande Voort Philip Vande Voort Nancy vanden Boogaard Thomas Vanden Bosch Charles Vander Hart Elroy Vander Ley Harry Vander Mey Alyda Vander Plaats Minnie Veldsema james Veltkamp ludith Verbrugge Gloria Ver Meer Eileen Visser Stanton Visser The juniors Planned Banquet for Seniors Ronald Vos Ronald Vrieze W1lbertWeldenaar Ruth Wieberdink janlce Wlnkel Wi? 7' 5 f ' 1' 1 ' ' X f Ja fr. ,Q , ,f,f-3415 U 'Q 'mzi , fm All ii 133 Q, -2, ,.,.i..,1 111 , 9' , , X , ' 710 ' Q W? gi 11, W' fag X ,, W? . ' Lyme 'nw' 525: sig:-'-ff ,f .-1 15? -7' y , f 1 X , Q, 5 lla e if M l f X if , X f f fy Y! if ...Mus 68 Donald Addink Duane Addink Betty Assink Barbara Attema Duane Bajema Ted Bakker Wilma Binnema David Blankespoor Gordon Blom Gary Boer Dorothy Boersma Leslie Bolt Vicki Bonnema Larry Bosma Dale Bovenkamp Ion Bradford Ivan Brand Marlin Breems Robert Broek Lorna Brouwer Randall Brouwer Gerald Brummel Glenda Buteyn Linda Bylsma Nick Christians ,..----...,.,5 l v l A, I I i i l 5 i l l. l i l 443 Sophomore Class Officers-Vice-President Roger O'Kones, Secretary Treasurer Ruth Van Ee, President Marlin Breems. Returning Renewing old friendships Forming new friendships Expressing one's need for companionship Yet each has his own unique personality Feeling and doing things in his own way. Interpreting literature Acting on stage Performing in athletics Creating artistic forms Reading books and books Is life as a student. Twyla Christoffels lane Davies Tina De Groot Connie De Haan Loretta De long Mary lane De long Ronald De long Darlene De Kock David De Ridder jay De Roos William De Stigter Maria de Visser Allan De Waard Peter De Yager Gloria Den Ouden Bernard Doornbos Wilmer Dragstra Kay Duckett Helen Dykshoorn Lois Dyksterhuis Eileen Eekhoff Stanley Elgersma Danny Engelsman Oeds Geertsma Bonnie Gilman Diane Croodyk Clara Goudswaard Margene Graves 69 Qia- 'rf 1 J 151333 3' jj ,- : :z::I- 11 ss ,:M : W 5.f?:I Zf.IH3'a.E - 1 3: 'XY' 24 ,V sl . , 1 'Q I . -IN ' ,ff w:gs4,:, 2 ex lsr. 14153: 5597 'f 1.55 A: Lv 1- 2 ,yyfwj ,:,..: 5: 51:55 V '- f fi 5,-L I J X I -.,,,-E , zf ff ' I 5 I - ' 3 Q WV? Q r'-s , '.f'f . YY' ' ' 3 Mx 5 3 fa sf ,J , ' -P 40 1 Q 1 ' Qkl-9? 'Y ' A Z .X S i? :qt fix , T t V. 1. f .. :rm ' gfl- 5.1 l f arm 1 C Q 05215 if , Q 1 Eg 4 E X 4 5. its-:P 'S' 1' M1259 J, ' .312 P-94' Ig ' WW If Q + 'A A W! fv 2' 4,5 f 5922 '?4 K W Q 4 T s Q- 4 Y 5 v, , Sophomores Were Active on Varsity Team of Basketball Terry Greenfield Albert Hamstra Terrell Hanenburg john Hardrath Carol Haringa Gertrude Haverhals Fred Heerema Sena Heeringa Helene Hengeveld Bonnie Hibma Ronald Hoekema Dick Hoeksema Philip Hoekstra Carol Hoogeveen Marjorie Huenink Barbara Huisman Dan Hybels Barbara jabaay janice jasper Joanne jasper Norma Kats john Keizer Charlotte Keller Cheryl Kiel Peter Kleine Patricia Klooster Harlyn Kooiker Donald Kooima Karen Kooima Judith Kooiman 'e ill :nfield nstra nenburg rath nga Haverhals 'ema ringa engeveld ibma oekema ksema iekstra ogeveen Huenlnli luisman els labailll Lgpel' aspe-f Kats izer ie Keller iiel eine KIo09le' Co0lllel Koqllila io0lf a lovlman Roger Kragt Arlo Kreun Carol Kuik Bradley Kuiper Warren Lammers Bruce Lefever Sylvia Langkeek Helen Ligtenberg Laurence Louters Michael Luinenburg Delores Maas Doris Maas Class of 1971 J' -if 5-AV fi I 1.1 jf' Af f I-1 A any .,,. V., . 5 Yu? ,Vltwg ., J-f' 7l Elsie Mast jewel Meppelink Larry Meyer Linda Meyer Viola Meyer Leslie Mollette Faye Mulder Mary Mulder james Navis Roger O'Kones Angie Opp Mel Persenaire Gertie Ploegman Deadre Plowman Joyce Poot Phyllis Post Rena Post Marlys Postman lenine Prins Eddwaine Regnerus loan Regnerus Marvin Rietema james Rip Randall Roskamp X B xx x X X 4, is E if 3 Xxx? , t X X X X x Otto Rouw james Rozeboom Ronald Saathoff Bill Saeger Ronald Schaap Mary Lou Schauffele Donna Schef'fer Sally Scheffer james Scholten Marilyn Scholten loanne Schreur Lois Schreur Tena Siebenga Helen Slegers james Smies Rosalie Soodsma Donna Starkenburg Mary Stephens Berwyn Stoel Anita Termaat Robert Termaat Carol Te Velde jacquelyn Timmer Michael Tinholt Brenda Top Class of 1971 f ' P- , ff AW?W 69 Q46 ff wif? W 4156 f aw Qtfmvw ffwf My 5 fffff if W J ,a 1 f f if Y f ev W f ZZ 2fffff?! ffff if ff, f Kfwgaff X Eff f fffw ff!! f yff X 4671 Awyffgzfff f X f!jWQ g X ffwi X Z! ff! Q u ,Z9 gxf 'X 1 ff! Hwy ' wf 445 ff' X4 4? f if-Z fV 70 f 7 X f ff X fi ffffg ff f f06 4M'?fzWf gf ft KUZV f f'? '.,f W-vu-rf' Henry Tuininga Larry Van Arendonk Ruth Van Ee Virgil Van Essen Marina Van Etten Kathleen Van Gllst Betty Van Hofwegen Donald Van Maanen Sandra Van Maanen Herrn Van Niejenhuis Marian Van Santen Diane Van Scbepen james Van Ry Ruth Ann Van Stelle 3- 'v'7 ...of C' -.J 3:-1 X-:no N..f' Betty Westerik john Wierda Dennis Van Voorst lane Van Weerdhuizen Rodney Van Wyk Robert Vanden Bosch Herb Vanden Broek Nellie Vanden Haak Robert Vander Plaats Mattie Vander Ploeg Aurelia Vander Vaart Joanne Vanderwerff Nancy Vander Woude Ruth Veenstra Wilma Veenstra Tena Veldman Carol Veltkamp Helen Veltkamp Gary Verhoef Vicki Veurink Marlyn Visser Karen Visser Robert Vonhof Nancy Vonk Dennis Walstra lanel Watson Paul Weg Arja Woensdregt David Wynstra . V - - T'f'?ffiiE3 'i 7ahl 55-'G-'.,:.. 'f - , 1. ..',':i' -D-. .wJ1.-4... - . . 5 --J A ' 1- -zz Over 300 Freshman Enrolled at Dordt Arriving Seeing strange faces Talking to each other Communicating one's feelings and thoughts Each having a personality of his own. Registering and being orientated Attending classes and studying Taking part in activities Freshmen Class Officers-Vice President Bernard Van Ee, Treasurer Donna Doppenberg, Secretary Lois Den Herder, President Lambert Zuidervaart. joining clubs and organizations Composing the largest class Beginning life at Dordt College. 1 A Larry Addink Nelvia Altena L Sheryl Andringa Q Judith Arends A Milo Arkema V -,-', , ri 3 -, -f '-v' - if ' ts t gat Evan Haas r- f i ,,tr, -lt,,, Stuart Bakker Ma rva Balk iff? ' J My f 5-gg, ft . mv,-1 4.4 f fig . , , , X x , 'Q AVX3 wt f if Q sa ar, Sri f ' fa A 52 ff, WSE A s ' 2 122453, 4 , ii if, ENV 2 W 'S X X? 0 Qvfcfa, is az 551' y H Q Qfgby f W K ' f 4 X ff B- Alice Bandstra jug. .,yff.y .' . f- JN' . '. ' -5 f, 'iff ' -1. ,.-cg. I -in, , Q25-:f1st'E:2g:E:::isv':zg zffrzwfix ijt .sin .Msn s - I iAfsvf,:':f '-rwhi 1..:. M asf - wi 4 ,,,., f..- - .., , X f?w.:?2sE '- Q, . Y25?2155'? ' . ,if ,.,- wx, ,,.,, , T . ,,,.,,..v, .53 - ,,,. , -.VJ-3-1 M ,sb t SMA-W -AQ ff' M M wh' 2, Wag Q tc 3 vw- Q J , Y A Y 5 rf s ' 3? f S5 Q s S Kathryn Beezhold Sonja Bentz Gladys Bierlink Mildred Bleeker Connie Blom Myron Blom Keith Boersma Kenneth Bogaards Lane Bonnema Sharon Boone Beverly Borduin Rose Bos Harry Boschma Hedley Boschma Karen Bosman 74 l l I 1 l l 1 1 i l E l l i l l l l -::r:.77r:::,:v1::::,r.:g:.,.i,, , ,. J Uigfftf Z jg. iT:A 7liTmxrJLN an-T::,-N Z i i W- Nw M vm- 'Meier Y 3--Aff Y A N L V.,- .iifif,'E5ffi:f??1f?E2f:iifiQ:?F'inEi1,':Lzg:.v5rq::g':f:::.,::, .' 1' 'if2f'?':T?f-T-fi 'S-Tiff-LiiJa'AL-1ifi:v1: f:g','.f.3f::. , qL3T.'IiL-'21fS:fl3'JL'F1-+1912--5-137rf-v :: ':: 'H- T fT f 'N'1f', f:4f f'2fF'Tf15'ff?4- '1':'771-Tf'3'f: : f i'f7: 'Ps' NT -': 'A tg,'1'1. . .gk X was -,Q sexi Va J , 1 r - f X, R f iii. vm eh. jerry Daale Corinne Danhof Rodney De Boer Ruth De Boer john Botting Martin Bron Arlin Brummel Delma Brummel Gloria Brummel Rodney Brunsting Delores Bruxvoort joyce Bultena Cerda Bulten Mitchell Burgers Audrey Bush Glenda Buys Ilene Buys Roger Buys Lavonne Buys Callae Bylsma Arlin Bylsma loan Christians Robert Clausing Bernard Clousing Paul Clousing Andy Compaan Martin Contant Stephen Crull David Cummings 5,1 Huibert De Boon john de Bree Karen De Bruin Donna De Groot Guy De Haan Bill Delager Cathy De long ludith De long Mary De long Sharon De long Daryl De Kam Geneva De Kam Richard De Pagter Elaine De Stigter Ronald De Stigter leanne De Wit Virginia De Witt Gary De Young Patricia Den Boer Lois Den Herder Steven Demers Stan Dibbet Karen Diehl Margaret Doelman Donna Doppenberg Donald Draayer Phyllis Dragstra Gwen Droog Bert Duinkerken Althea Dyk Barbara Dykstra Diane Dykstra Helda Dykstra lanice Dykstra Lenora Dykstra David Eekhoff 76- ,W I 411 '1 1 fi. Class of 1972 .- , 413521515 'Q james Eekhoff Tim Ekdom Irene Elenbaas George Ellen Richarrd Esselink Sharon Fenenga Liz Flikkema ludith Fluck Susan Flynn Margaret Fondse Ioan Carbrecht Gale Geiger Edith Geldermans Lois Gerritsma Fenton C-roen Three Freshmen Were Members of Concert Choir Roger Groen Michael Halverson Peter Haverhals Alida Heerema David Heinen Mark Hiemstra Sheryl Hiemstra Phyllis Hoekema Harold Hoekman Karen Hofman Alice Hogenes james Hoogeveen Sandra Hoogwerf Andy Horlings Hildred Hospers ax l si xi Q1 a l1. ., l lgiil lfl fall U1 ,Emi wl fidl iw 1lll' if iQ l. , if K1 ii 11 il l, l all 1 111i in 1 sage 1 1 ggi is ,fist X . N A - aw ,. M ,U s -L 12 1 i i 1 1 l i ' l : I 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 gs 1' 1 1 K 1 1 . i 1 .621 . l 1 1 1 's- 51 X 1 X1 s li xiii? ii lvl I q 1 il Q :- -5 Q if li li L15 A .s li Q llgl l 5 5. ii 1 , Qs it 5 ll 0 2 Ng f 2 1 12 , fi 1'5 i l 1 1, 4,. ,ff iw 1.14 1 llgx 4 4 1 1 l iii i l li 1i1 4.1: 1- ?Ef:E??5i:1f 'i1:l ' . vf wi . ,1-, .1 .... -f 1- S-1 1,1 , 1 3. f w,f,1.i,,.. ,.:, ., -. iiff' '.:1fi'2, , cf 'D -J 'C' l .,.,, 7 Beverly Kuiper jerry Lapp William Lapp james Larson Mark Le Mahieu Lois Lemmers Lorna Louters Betty Lubben Timothy Huhers Miriam Hugen Marvin Hughes Paul Huizenga Susan Huizenga Sarah Hulstein Marilyn Hybels Anthony lansen Karen lansen Nancy jasper lenniferleans loann Kalsbeek Paul Kamminga Leon Kelderman Richard Kelderman Patricia Kelley William Kimble Gwen Kimm Kathleen Kimm Sherry Klomp jane Knock Henry Knoop Arlene Koolhaas Richard Kooyenga Karen Kramer Lois Kramer Nanci Kreps Eugene Kroschell Richard Kruis Thomas Krygsheld Us t - 1- -, . 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MIND' -P u 1,49 gas f 7 1. 1 -ff sf X l fl' ' rg? 1 , 'ki' l ' , g A K 83 '- .-,NNN-k X , This is our community- we move and move together. Bonds bring us together in ever moving, ever active groups. These bonds are the the need to learn, the will to create, the drive to express, and the wish for recreation. We build together, so beams held together in groups make a strong house. We can help each other to learn and help each other to enjoy. , ll A 'E TIGN IN EVERY PHASE OF LIFE Vi' Student Council Has Three Members from Each Class and a President SEATED: Gerald Ebbers, Gary Verhoef, Agnes Sigbenga, Contant, Herm Van Niejenhuis, Virgil Van Essen, Don Delmar Groen, Karen Bokhoven, Harry Fernhout, Mich Sinnema. Knierim. STANDING: Guy De Haan, Fenton Groen, Martin Elections last spring voted Delmar Groen asStudent Council president. On October 15 the convention was held with twenty-four candidates presenting their positions. The next day each class voted for their represen- tatives to Student Council. Meeting each week, the Student Council planned and supervised all student activities on Dordt campus. The officers were as follows: Vice President Gerald Ebbers, Treasurer Herm Van Niejenius, Secretary Karen Bokhoven. wg X s - ,saw wx www ts xsxmx W WE NN 1 ,lsl slt- lili 's'st 5 tx sctxsxs sy XX .- g31i.TQs5t-C ak 1 S sstcs f '1 i fri i-XQXX t XX X fl, -ygtlkciysjtx. - -,X-QQ .y,ci.i.QS. S X ss at ctisifiiflip tt's RCW xs X .t.tt X Erg Essen, Don fi - s-sl fi , Q 3 -212' ',f i T 4 'fish A 1 5 to tflssts, i L Ski . .s,,, , 4 s gs, ,. ,suv- sg E K, 1. if J' , yi, - . , .. .5-feats : 3215231 B...- S Klan- r 4 l ' Social Activities Committee Plan Many Events ofthe Year The members of the Social Activities Com- mittee, pictured above, are Lois Den Herder, Agnes Siebenga, Larry Meyer as chairman, and loan Regnerus. They were appointed by the Stu- dent Council to plan all social activities. Some of the activities they sponsored were films lectures, Twirp Week, and Charity Nights. They also put up posters, set up all the equipment and lights, and set up chairs for these activities. 87 -J--+-W -.-Y ---..f.... 'x.,.v,,-Y f------Y f-W -M - 7' ' S-uv Y,' s lack Van Vliet Thane De Stigter Harry Fernhout -------2. Harr Fern out Won Student President Elections Three juniors, Harry Fern- hout, Thane De Stigter, and jack Van Vliet ran for Student Council president. At the con- vention held Tuesday, April 29, the three candidates pre- sented their views. The next Thursday was election day, and the student body voted Harry Fernhout from Port Arthur, Ontario, as 69-70 presi- dent. Harry hopes to make next year's student council function meaningfully, accord- ing to its constitution. Consti- tutional changes also were voted on, and they all passed. ,..-1 ' -EI -:::.:: f, , -1 '-'A u' V v l l l 4' l Fern. ff, and Silitlem he Con. lr IES pre. lie next council ', accord i. Consti- lso were assed. 1 ...W.,.--, ,.. . Y C .... .Q orth Hall Staged Ringo and julie DORM COUNCIL: lenine Prins, Kay Duck- ett, Kathy Van Gilst, Betty Vreeman, President Clarene Van Zanten, Tena Siebenga, Marlene Folkerts. A girl from each wing in the dorm was chosen to serve on this council. They were responsible for such things as redecorating the basement, organizing parties, and con- ducting wing devotions. To raise money for redecorating the North Hall basement, the girls in North Hall pre- sented a talent night November 19. A variety of numbers were given, ending with a musical entitled Ringo and julie written by Betty Vreeman. l l -.,..,.- .n...M.-.......... ,-.-my-y,-...-.,,, li .. .,.. N?-v If , .fel ., , . it pl Y' 1, 4 gf.. 1 .V 11, mf' W 1 :, ,MQ-..fQo,:. ,,,..:- 1' ' , , .J-tg I , '-- 'ware H ' In i - .,.4.. ' f VW 'H F ' . ,. - .. Y V M 2 , Y' wc , 4 1 H ' -'Arr ' . Y I In A My . r , ,f-1... G.. , nusual Costumes Were Seen at the Masquerade Part ! 5 :ti gr 1 2 5 1 'J i f 9, 1 ff f , , 1 E Z 3 s 5 i ll 4 ll l l 1 4 October 11 was the big night. It was again the time for Dordt's annual masquer- ade party. Many characters came to the old gym, charac- ters such as clowns, insects, cats, and hippies. All partici- pated in a lion hunt, games, and singing. Then the various costumes were judged. The picture below shows the first prize winners, Harry Fernhout and Hilda Dykstra dressed as Father Aquinas and his nun, and the third prize winners, Dawn Eriks and Stu Korringa as clowns. Kelli Keller, not pictured, won second prize as Auntjemina. 2 .fl - 1 ,iv f ng., '11 ' v Gil- The Dating and Newlywed Games Gave Lively Fun A new event this year was the Dating and Newlywed Games, Conducted ina similar way to the television games. They were held Friday eve- ning, September 27, with Gerry Ebbers as emcee. Many came to hear an active dia- logue and much humor pass between the demands and questions asked the eligible dates and their responses. Questions such as What kind of fruit does your wife re- mind you of? were answered by four newlywed couples at- tending Dordt. These games ,supplied fun and enjoyment. kv ,i 3 ' is Q . , N Q ' ..f 'WV' 91 F l Nh-P 1-ev-' !'i 1 A. ., 1 i x 1 3 s i H 2 i E 2 i i 1 5 2 i 1 A if E. E E 1 3 e 1 1 is 3 11 E ,H is ,E 1. Ii :A 11 5 iii iii iff i, 1:5 :E gi Zi 51 iii 'S Us is i iii 'iii H E E 2 5 52 Ei ii i I T .3 ,. ii 1 4 i I iii ,ii 1 ii A iii ,i Q5 ii ,. fi i iii I 4 I r i i i 'ii 'ii ,. ,ii i li, i ,....: ,1.. ,, 3. , -'Q 7, Wi- ,m.,4 . , Q dy : ll 1 Penny Carnival Ends Activites of Tvvirp Week QSM? ' F x X 1' 5Q.w'QQgi ' 'ix -nu-'Nw X-NN r K ff 'fret' l vwm.,,,,h y . 1 1 Q - . emw.f,,.m vi 5 3 in , A ..,.,.., Quin? , , V ,, A, -A,,.,, ,-----.. 'l vt 4 I wr--rj-'E3v:-1--lx...7-?----,, M., A,,,,,,1w,w Y lx, H-, K Much activity and excite- ment was present in Dordt's student body the days of Feb- ruary 11 through 15. The rea- son was that it was Twirp Week. Now was the time for the girls to do the asking out and the paying on dates. The week finished with the Penny Car- nival on Saturday night. Many booths and activities were set up for everyone to visit. The final activity of the night was Kangaroo Court, having such punishments as feeding some- one with a baby bottle or having your hair washed. 93 .,,,,'c',f,. , October 19 and Maytg Were Charity Nights t 94 .- --V--W ,-.,..........,Y,-, , , , .. ., NX --,Nw vgfnfy 'Wadi'-1-I-iY,,,,,-,, -HW - -4--- A Y kw , T. llll s l Two charity nights sponsored by the Student Council were given to raise money for Project Thank You. This money is used to send packets of socks, paper, pens, and Kool-Aid to the service- men in Viet Nam. Many students displayed their talents at these programs. The variety ranged from musical numbers to speech and dramatic presen- tation and interpretive readings. Gerry Ebbers hosted the first talent night, and Dale Slings was the emcee on May 10. 95 Zhi is 1 i Q 2. ,iff rs 4 3 v. .Q 554. . X News , W' My I Dressed semi-formally, students at Dordt attended the annual Christmas party. The M ,.s, I ggi Tree and Fireplace Set Mood for Part evening was enhanced by special entertain- ment, such as the Folk Society, violin solo by Miss Piersma, reading by Betty and jerry Vfee, man, and many others. Everyone participated in singing Christmas carols. Following this, 3 lunch was served. -v ix I . ,, fl I -5 O ,f5, s Q , 2- I N 'ffl l iii QNX Dffrdt v. The lelliiln. lS0l0 by ly VTQQ. Clpated is this, a P X 1- Q gygqv. ig, 1' 'X gig? 3 'im , T ' 2' z, ?12m1 , . ass ty, M5 ,V 'Vai 2 ' yi. ' .:?rzf.',- --' A -- - ...-- , With a carousel stage as the center and other decorations in the new gymnasium, the freshmen and sophomores held their - - -Y banquet on May 16. The theme was Riding 3 Carousel. The evening began with Dale Slings as emcee, and after eating, the Con- tinentals from Northwestern College per- formed. 225.443 QXWQQ, :-- .1 l .. -.f4-, 5-- E l l X-E,'X H Lim :V .J ,.fJQf ti f 1 ,Vu Rt. Carouseling Was Theme of Freshman-Sophomore Party 97 I, I p F '- '+ -i - ' -f:r'-'- 1 -l :KM f 4 4W4fi I T'1- V F. E. V QQ. ' X African Safari Was Setting of junior-Senior Banquet Friday evening, May 10, the juniors and seniors feasted on turkey in the deep jungles of Africa. A lily-pad pond and moss greeted their entrance. Two live wild animals roamed the safari. Tropical flowers, coconuts, lion heads, tiger skins, and shields deco- rated the tables and walls. White-clad, helmeted sophomores served the food. Brad Breems hosted the evening. Several numbers were presented. Rev. Peter Grossman concluded the evening by speaking on the challenge of entering the world with a Christian witness. 98 I Z' T' '. :-?+i'?Z'L3'l.f1-:W-. - ,, , , the iuniors key in the A lily-pad ir entrance. oamed the conuts, lion rieids deco- White-clad, served the the evening, presented. nciuded the he challenge h 3 Christian ,diffaar Thalians Present The Potting Shed as the Fall Play Q , J . , 4 . , , - ' 1. 5' Q., mx 5' 'VN . hs. 1- E - Q' .i , 1-v , 1 g P .- -, X -2-1 ' 'aj i 1 Q ' ,gs , e,, mn. f P 1 ,,,, , d'a 1' - , bd, ,. ,, . ., ., ' V In December a cast of eleven members pre- sented Graham Greene's play The Potting Shed. The play was a portrayal of the degen- erating effects and the miserable condition resulting from a disbelief in God. Yet it con- cluded with a faint hint of hope for the salva- tion of james and Sara Callifer. Thes pictures of the play are not very clearg however, they are being used because they were the only ones available. , 1 :E-at - Play Cast james Callifer Gerald Ebbers Mrs. Callifer . Lynda Piersma Sara Callifer . Carol Addink Father Callifer john Hofland Dr. Baston . . . . . . Larry Meyer Dr. Kreuzer .. ..... Bill De jager john Callifer . jerry Vreeman Mrs. Potter .. .. . Evelyn Van Wyhe Miss Connally Karen Van Till Corner ...... .... j ay Fluck Director ......... . . james Koldenhoven Student Director . . ., .... Betty Vreeman gil -T-.istlvi-f:Qf-is-52712- 'Y 1' ' ' .. ,, .,, maart: ,M--.ness '13??SE?EeIiii9.E3:iE'r4 Ll?E'fFaEL4?ETglE.fEr'1E5Ei-'-1212231532 'F' 'af' 'W -1'2 .rs . . 'f ' The Taming of the Shrew Was Tremendous Success The Thalians under the direction of Mr. james Koldenhoven produced Shakespeare's play The Taming of the Shrew. The induction scene involving Christopher Sly was in- cluded. The play was performed on April 24, 25, 26, and 28, and it was well-received each night. Both cast and crews did excel- lent work, especially the costume crew who designed and made most of the costumes worn. The student director was Carol Addink. Main Cast Christopher Sly ............ Duane Addink Katherina ....... . . Lynda Piersma Blanca ........ . .. Vivian Boxum Petruchio . . . . . jerry Vreeman Baptista .... .... K en Verbrugge Lucentio . .. . . . Gerald Ebbers C-remio .... .... B ill De lager Hortensio . .. ..,,,. Del Groen Tranio ..... ..... I ohn Hofland Biondello .. ... David Cummings Grumio .. ...... Larry Meyer l 6 Q1 1 Q. . 1 . Q 's .11 1, 'l,c.,.,,27 KIM .f I Q, 1 ii' .f .u 3 K,-Rf,,,gQfg I P. lg' E 541. -J -. 5 41' jf Tn ,:,,i Q-X Zu' , x S. ,lb l 'inl- J.- Hxh ' mum . . 'Q . fflj lv y rl' ..,, , . A f.. - -' 4 3, fi , N H' ' 5 f ra I ,Liga B 'iq' . u .1 i' 1 gk ' . Ii 1 1 9, iwcf? jlg' N w Q' , . A 2-NL Q , ' 'li' 'lin' ', si, Y ! Gly! Ufsijlg 9 ' fi 9 Q - Q 'QI ' ' .. 4 V' ' 1' Q 1' 1 'l uhh '-an Alumni and Parents: Welcome to the First Homecoming of Dordt For the first time ever in the historY Of the college, the school's alumni became a part of Dordt's school calendar. The event WHS OUT first homecoming. The day was to honor the alumni and to show them-just how the School continues to progress. The elected hosts of hostesses guided the alumni through the eventS of the day. Various activities were planned, culminating in some vigorous sports action in l..,l X Elected Students Hosted the Events The hosts and hostesses, who were elected by their re- spective classes, honored the alumni, students, and parents at a reception in the class- room-auditorium following the varsity game. The hosts and hostesses were Freshmen Guy De Haan and Donna Dop- penberg, Sophomores Marv Rietema and Helene Henge- veld, juniors lim Schippers and Gloria Ver Meer, and Seniors Brenda and Martin Zuidervaart, as shown in the picture above from left to 4:92557 l the evening, with the Dordt Defenders de- l feating Briar Cliff in the basketball game. The l day ended with a reception for all those attend- ing homecoming. I . f l . 6 U H T7-I I rg l :fi-L , W 4. S i X X J Ns, ' .' t X! g its K I sp t .W . X 1 ., ggggb g ,..,.,. . .... t , ' 4.-- .. .. s right. 9:29 V 44? -35251215 fr -it -7 ,,,..,. ..,3i2315Z3??ilifiii'j-7-.fi4f - I-if ig 1 ' - f A - ' U ' - .. V. ', 3- ,1,1,ff,1?i'- 1 V-- ffl ' .' '-'ft' -gy ' Y ' Mi Y MV ini- W W - , , - ' f f jeg' ' tired, fllon in ers de, le- The Hllfind. mr.. I 1 I 1 Sports and Snow Were the Main Activities Activities during homecom- ing were many and varied. Several students demonstrated their artistic abilities by con- structing snow sculptures. In the afternoon a panel dis- cussion was held in which campus life and affairs were discussed. In the sports world, the action began in the after- noon with a volleyball game between the Dordt all-stars and the faculty. In the evening the junior Varsity and the Varsity squads gave to the homecoming crowd a spirited representation of Dordt's par- ticipation in basketball. pi. QI K' 1 I I ...gf Q r iff x x N X Q Q IO5 I Q. X 'tm ti .S X Of f W -in I I I I I I I I I I I-. -T'-f 4:11. ,xr 1: 12'-Q ...Q-.4-a L 1 l l l STANDING: lohn Keizer, Coach lim Timmer, Arlo Kreun, Vander POI, Laffy LOUIGFS, Ken Siam, L3ffY Van Wlelenf Ger Bovenkamp, Terry Van Hofwegen, Marlyn Broek, P21Ul5Cl1Gll'I2l3S,3nd Manager Lani' De Groot' Roger Walstra, Gene Hospers, Dennis Van Voorst, Warren Our team is GREAT. This was the general feeling of Dordt's student body. And they had a reason for it, for the Varsity team won thir- teen games of the twenty that they played. Student spirit and excitement ran high at many of the basketball games. Mr. james Tim- mer coached them. Senior Ger Bovenkamp was the captain, and Gene Hospers, another Senior, was top scorer of the team. They be- gan the basketball season well by winning their first game which was against St. Paul College. Continuing in this spirit, they also 3 ended the season with a win. ln the final game, Dordt Defenders defeated Midwestern 82-7'l. A ,ANX 106 ,Q Lg .., ,,,4,1-g:11nL1qu,,Ti---:f.' i4,:nt,,.,..-23: W M,.T,,,,:..-f,f.i:1-I-4 A, -,.---- ..-?..,,,,..,,,, 'N-. . ..,c..--V...Y ff-............v.-,-a----- ..:.:':tf ,.,N-.- ':f:r1':1T1:'1fr ., ...c-,,'- -'J,.,.f.f'- --Q-f. f-'r'-'- ' -- I -- - ff' ' ',:.:.:.:-.-...... .-, , . .,, - ,M---f- Yr--z . , -A A nuns.-n1sv2.sun,::z. - 'i - ' 5 E l r 109 85 97 83 84 Wieren, 83 70 82 82 94 82 Defenders 78 91 83 82 86 Basketball Scores of Varsity Team Opponent St Paul Pillsbury Norfolkl C Northwestern Westmar Dana Sioux Falls General Beadle Norfolk 1. C. Buena Vista Huron St. Paul Bethel Pillsbury Briar Cliff General Beadle Buena Vista Northwestern Briar Cliff Midwestern is-E 89 70 93 69 81 99 92 44 88 76 100 63 74 91 84 71 The Varsity Team Set 13 7 Record This Year f 'U I xf . -,l-, ' ,fm -..,. 4. , .W ,. .-.IK--'ew' -..,..... .- 2 ii' Wt mfg V, , V ' 21-V ,3-Q . . . 1,4 ' A . . ., ., 31,ifi5?,, 4 1 X A Gene Hospers Wins All-Stars Honors Gene Hospers, a senior from Hull, Iowa, was in- vited to the Senior All-Star game. He was one Of the few seniors in the state of Iowa to be chosen, Traveling to Des Moines with coach Timmer and captain Ger Bovenkamp, Gene played in the game of The Senior All-Stars from Iowa small colleges against Senior All-Stars from Iowa universities. As an award, Gene received a watch. All his four years at Dordt, Gene has been a starter and top scorer on the Varsity team. 9 . iw ., , . 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Baseball Scoreboard ts Dordt Opponent 0 Buena Vista 1 3 Buena Vista 5 9 Worthington 2 7 Worthington 2 4 Sioux Falls 5 10 Sioux Falls 0 0 1. F. Kennedy 1 .f B b T 0 l. F. Kennedy 10 0 a l Westmar 2 :I.'iI .':- '.'E'I':'1'.1 E-'i.'2-i1'-:-i:n.- ,1 3 3111 1 it vi iiiiiiiiu W 'll gf' Y 'Y 'WAI L 1 Q IH gn' ,,., - D K V W t , 11: C y !,..X'!' i L - wi , y , F Tri , ff ggi , ,fy , Der Dc L nc :: I 5 f 1 y i 1 I -in ' Avi- f..-.1 we X is 'Y 'l f v-' I I 1' fl V ' f L ' Q 'S' li N A. te' 'fa N X9-24 2 ' . f 1 lt ta F f at L QQ. s I A, . lV q X sf BASEBALL TEAM: KNEELING-Ken Stam, Case De Haan, john Keizer, Larry Van Wieren, Captain Gene Hospers, Paul Schelhaas, jim Krosschell. STAND- ING-Coach Syne Altena, Arch Vanden Bosch, Gil Kamps, Bill Lapp, Mark Hiemstra, Case De Haan, lay De Roos, Harv Vander Top. fi ll3 :fl I K 52514 Newly Organized Art Club Was Ver Active Math Club Sponsored Several Lecturers MATH CLUB FRONT ROW Dale Van Arendonk Tina De Groot, Dorothy Boersma. SECOND ROW-Ivan Van Dussel- dorp, Harvey Schreur, Phil Vande Voort, Gary De Young. BACK ROW-Wally Maas, Larry Van Arendonk, Larry Vande Griend, Duane Addink, Don Addink, Dr. Fred Van Vlect, professor of mathe- matics at the University of Kansas, lec- tured to the Math Club on February 4. Dr. Alberda, faculty sponsor, lectured on the philosophy of math. The president of the club was lim Krosschell. Seven joined Radio Club Members of the Radio Club were Phil Vande Voort, Larry Van Arendonk, Steve Phillips, Harvey Schreur, Wayne Kobes, Gary De Young, Larry Vande Griend. Their main activities were setting up the station and helping some members ob- tain their license. ..t. S t...c .........,,.., . , . ,,.,t. ..t. . t. .... .. F F spy .. .... II4 vo i I l 1 . l ' ' Qynwl W' . ART CLUB: SEATED-Bev Nydam, Marlys Postman, Carol Schoonekamp, ludy Rosenberger, Bev Borduin, Karen De Bruin, Carol Veldhouse. STANDING-Dave Cummings, john do Bree, Berwyn Stoel, Mr. Morton, Kathy Huizenga, Dave Vander Molen, Lois Den Herder, Marlene Memme- laar. Forming this year, the Art Club gained approximately 25 members. Dave Vander Mo- len was the president with Mr. Don Morton as the faculty sponsor. Meeting on Wednes- day evenings, the club studied pastels, watercolors, sketching, ceramics, claywork, photog- raphy coloring, and acrylics. Much of their artwork such as the name mural, the apple- crate wall, and the decorations at Christmas were displayed inthe Commons. KJ it ARETE STAFF: SEATED-Dave Vander Molen, Beverly Borduin, Leslie Mallett, Betty Vreeman. STANDING-Ralph Huizenga, Charles Van C.orkom. Arete Staff Issues Fine Arts Publication POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB: SEATED-Mr. Morton, Willy Verhoef, Ron Oostra, Edith Oord, Marilyn Aalsma, Marla De long, I-Ierm Van Niejenhuis. STANDING- Harold Van Stryland, Paul Moos, Del Crroen, Rog Vos, Harvey Schreur, Ken Stam, Berwyn Stoel, Political Science Club Visited Iowa Legislature On April 17, the Political Science Club spent the day in Des Moines, attending Iowa's legislature. The purpose was to observe how government operates on the state level and to promote po- litical activism within a framework. II5 Intramural Council Members of the Intramural Council were Bev Nydam, Case De Haan, pictured at right, and Paul Schelhaas, missing from pic- ture. Thalians Ctave Three Plays The three plays were Graham Creen's The Potting Shed, Shakes- peare's The Taming of the Shrew, and The Bald Soprano by Eugene lonesco. Members of the Thalians also attended area plays. Gerry Ebbers was president. THALIANS: PRONT ROW-Dolli Veenstra, Bev Ny- dam, Clara Goudswaard, Alyda Vander Plaats Larr Meyer, Marlys Postman, Angie Hochk I E X orvo Rowfc D - ammer' 5 C I ena e Kam, Kelli Keller, Karen Van Til, lane Van Weerdhuizen, Rich Ter Maat Bill De lager, Lynda Piersma, Vivian Boxum, Tena Sieben Carol Schoonekamp. THIRD ROW-Elsy Nederlizll ll6 ASTE-ES Siebenga, Mary Medema, Ruth Van Ee, CMO' Addmk, Harriette Boschma, Marla De long, Evie DYRS' U31 Kathi' V811 Gilst, Betty Vreeman. BACK ROW' leffl' Vfeeman, Don Addink, jim Tuuk, Del Groen, Duane Addink, lOhn Hofland, Cale Nyland, Ken Ver' brugge, Gerry Ebbers. E ham ikes- rew, gene ians erry ,S k 5 31 Carol ie Dlllls' ROW' Groelll Len Ver' QPdvwv A speech by Father Lafferty of Sioux City diocese of Catholic schools, a film on drop- outs, a meeting with the library science class discussing the role of libraries in the Christian school, a panel discussion on practice teaching, and a banquet were activi- ties sponsored by the Phi Kappa Sigma. Quentin Van Essen was president. Kathy Huizenga. PHI KAPPA SIGMA: FRONT ROW-Sharon Van't Hul, Linda Cary, Dawn Eriks, Sylvia Vis, Dorothy Kuik, Betty Van Maanen, Helen Vander Schaaf, Thea Halma, Mary Gerritsma, Connie Dreyer. SECOND ROW-Velma Stravers, Henrietta Haak, Sandy Esselink, Evie Olthoff, Shirley Zomer, Jan Vande Voort, Karen Van Ry, Marilyn Aalsma, Carol Feikema, Gloria Ver Meer, Eileen De Waard. THIRD ROW-Donna Groen, Phyllis Memmelaar, Wil- ma Van Kley, Joyce Vander Zee, Carol Balt, Ruth Petroelje, Marlene Covey, Mary Vander Pol, Bev Nydam, Marilyn Nonhoff. BACK ROW-Betty Vreeman, Ruth De Vries, Helen De Groot, Ruth Mulder, Judi Blankespoor, Vivian Boxum, Cathy Prins, Marcella Meyer, Phi Kappa Sigma Tours Hope Haven PHI KAPPA SIGMA: FRONT ROW-Lois Neerhof, Joyce Hibma, Evie Dykstra, Beth Telgenhof, Marla Bouma, Joann Steensma, Shirleen Meyer, Lois Merriam, Marjorie Porte. SECOND ROW-Karen Bokhoven, Edie Smidt, Marla De l0f1g, Cheryl Kiel, Marilyn Vander Riet, Jean Maas, Kathy Van Zee, Marlene Cole, Donna Van Dyke, Jan Winkle. THIRD ROW-Agnes Siebenga, Harriette Boschma, Jane Davies, Carol Addink, Ivan Van Dusseldorp, Elvern Boots- ma, Tom Vanden Bosch, Bill Saeger, Judy Schwitters, Kathy Veenstra, Edith Oord. BACK ROW-Gerry Ebbers, Ken Verbrugge, Elroy Vander Ley, John Hofland, Dale Slings, Steve Ahrenholz, Del Groen, Marv Mulder, Gordon Van Zanten, Paul Moos, Harold Van Stryland. a A 1 .:' If i ,ES 3 . t W. X , il. QS Nb DELTA SIGMA KAPPA: FRONT ROW-Dolli Veenstra, Sharon Van't Hul, Thea Halma, Gloria Ver Meer, Marlene Memmelaar, Lois Den Herder, Marilyn Aalsma, Donna Doppenberg, Lois Vander Riet, Linda Cary, Dawn Erlks. SECOND ROW-Arja Woensdregt, Beth Middelkoop, Mary Vander Pol, Lois Merriem, Carol Vander Kooi, Shirleen Meyer, Faye Mulder, Marian Van Santen, Helen Stuit, Carol Veldhouse. THIRD ROW-Marilyn Delta Sigma Kappa, Worked The club's members worked at basketball games, trave- logues, faculty dinners, and athletic dinners. They were re- sponsible for taking tickets, ushering, and serving. , 1-1-n' --1 Nonhoff, loanne Schreur, Shirley Schreur, Evie Dykstra, Donna Van Dyke, Marlene Cole, Dee Kempers, Marlene Folkerts, Wanda Visser, Gena De Kam, lan Vande Voort, BACK ROW-Delores Bruxvoort, Karen DeBruin, Lois Van Beek, jean Maas, Marilyn Vander Riet, Kathy Veen- stra, Judy Schwitters, jane Davies, Kathy Van Zee, Audrey Bush, Marla Luinenberg, Tina De Groot. Varsity Forms New Club The Varsity Club's activities involved selling concessions and having a coat check at events in the Physical Education building, Printing programs for athletic events, keeping ath- letic records, and purchasing pennants. They hope to pr0- mote interest and participation in sports at Dordt. VARSITY CLUB: FRONT ROW-Larry -Meyer, Ken Stam, Paul Schel- haas, Ger Bovenkamp, Marlin Broek, Arch Vanden Bosch, Warren Vander Pol. BACK ROW -Willy Ver Hoef, john Keizer, Case De Haan, Cal Stam, Roger Wal- stra, Arlo Kreun, Gene Hospers, Larry Van Wieren, jim Krosschell, lim Schaap. ll8 ma-imgrimn-'lull DORM COUNSELLORS: SEATED-Carol Kuik Phyllis STANDING jon Stevenson Elroy Vander Ley Case De Memmelaar, lanel Watson, Ruth Petroelje, Kathy Hurzenga Haan lOhf1 Pl9l'5m3 W1lbertWe1denaar Les KUIDCF Judy Schwitters, Shirleen Meyer, Agnes Srebenga 14 Counsellors .4 Supervise Dorms Selected students performed the duties of counsellor in both of the dorms, the College Hall, and the trailers. Their duties involved such things as enforcing rules, distributing mail, and providing guidance. The pep bands, constituted of con- cert band members, entertained dur- ing half time at all Dordt's home bas- ketball games. Students themselves directed the pep band. F wa. Ply?-fs, is U, ,.-an '5- K 4 1 l. PLM, .,.,, x ll 4,5-'Q' ., 1fsE??fG7 1 ' l f .N if gf yi? 'i S mi , M li . nnual Fine Arts Festival Featured Variety of Talent May 'I through 3 were desig- nated as the Fine Arts Festival at Dordt. During these days, students of area Christian high schools and Westmar College submitted and dis- played their original art, writ- ings, speeches, readings, and plays. Seminars on music, art, and literature were held in the afternoons. A music recital and an organ and harpsichord presentation highlighted the evenings. On Friday evening the choirs performed. The fes- tival concluded Saturday eve- ning with selected works pre- sented at a reception planned bythe Alumni Association. mn' , fx fr , x R X A, tf, Q . 5-s ' , K FV' f sf- I 2 'ek -s f uv 5 H. s il 2, X .lt l CWA l ff 5' 54's X., 'vw , 120 l 4 i 'i Q fag - ....-.............. - l l 1 . 4 1 , l si' l l z1,52a43g3iig.msiq 'c ' ' 41T,i1?1!??4!5Y'?'?Ti i3:2i3T- -':Q'3f'5i'ff'iiE-4 '. ,'fi'T? 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Jil' .:. gs xgff' , Miss Grace Irwin Was Guest Speaker x g S ,as .. -1 5 .ij in A A . 1....' - l2I Miss Grace Irwin DIAMOND STAFF: FRONT ROW-Rose Stevens, Rich Ter Maat, Editor Brad Breems, Betty Vreeman, Carol Addink, Ginger De Witt. SECOND ROW-David Cummings, Ron Schaap, Myron Blom, Tom Stampfli, Evie Van Wyhe, Karen Van Til, Cheryl Hubers, Angie Hochhammer, Brenda Top, Peter De Yager, BACK ROW-Harry Fernhout, jake Van Breda, Dale Bovenkamp, Dwight Bonnema, jim Schaap, Elaine jasper, Lambert Zuidervaart, Joyce Hibma. junior Brad Breems Was Editor of the Diamond 5 - mfr--3 l 122 .1 The Diamond Staff, under the editorship of Brad Breems, re- turned to a schedule of publishing the school newspaper once every two weeks. They also published the Rock. This year the Diamond Staff did the layouts themselves whiCl1 required much more work and reduced expenses. By using 21 different type of paper, costs were reduced further. To facilitate their work, the staff purchased two elec- tric typewriters. Their photograph' ers and reporters were very active, covering many events. The faCUlfY adviser was Mr. M. Meeter. 31 V the r re- ihing gvefl' d the Staff Vl'1lCll and ing 3 wefe thelf l elef' r21Ph' Ctivef aculty 4 Ill SIGNET STAFF: SEATED-Nanci Kreps, Karen Bokhoven, Assistant Editor Steve Ahrenholz, Editor Judi Blankespoor, Mary Medema, Herb Vanden Broek. STANDING-Ted Bakker, Dorothy Boersma, Ruth Ann Van Stelle, Betty Van Maanen, lon Stevenson. 5 1970 Yearbook Editor ill Be Steve Ahrenholz A small staff of approximate- ly twelve students composed the Signet Staff to publish the 1969 school annual. In October four members attended a work- Shop at Buena Vista College to share and gain ideas. Some of the various things the staff did were forming layouts, writ- ing copy, reporting on activi- ties, and collecting information of the organizations. Much of the photography was done by students. Dr. Bodnar, pic- tured at extreme left, did the formal pictures. Mr. R. Vander Zee was the faculty adviser. l23 St. Paul ratorio 1114.0-.f.,., as F Concert Choir with Alumni Members Sang ff On Sunday afternoon, November 26, the Concert Choir with some of its alumni members sang Mendelssohn's oratorio, St. Paul. November 8 was also a major event -the annual Fall Festival. All musical groups of Dordt participated. On March 27 the Concert Choir left for a six day tour of the states of Wisconsin, Illinois, and Minnesota. Following this tour sacred concerts were given in Sioux Center and Hull. Mr. Dale Grotenhuis was the direc- tor, with Glenn Schaap the student director. The accompanist was loyce Vander Zee. . at .vw . S I iss .' 9 - N .X Q -N , 34. 5 XA ggx X, xx: -1. A N .F i L,-Qixs gal.: We ts ilJ6l f its lin's rent sical hoir lates sota. tzerts ll. ireC- dent oyC9 kts 1 QW s G -MO -UAW, ,.,,,,-N-,, -,AM , VL. 'Y faq tex Erase- B' '1 Glenn Schaap CONCERT CHOIR: FIRST ROW-Helene Hengeveld, Mick Knierim, Ellen Eekhoff, Bob Vander Plaats, Nancy Vander Woude, Les Kuiper, Glenda Buteyn, Dave Smit, Karen Van RY, lerry Vreeman, jenine Prins, Ron Vos, Marlene Covey, Ron Van Essen, Joyce Vander Zee, john Hull. SECOND ROW-Margene Graves, Carl Nunnikhoven, Helen Veltkamp, Quentin Van Essen, Dawn Hawk, Glenn Schaap, Charlotte Keller, lim Peterson, Barb De Blaey, jim Veltkamp, Marlene Folkerts, Bill Bird, Vivian Boxum, Virg Van Essen, Twyla Christoffels. THIRD ROW: lay Fluck, jan Vande Voort, Den- nis Dokter, Shirley Zomer, Vern Meenderinck, Barb Kuiper, Dave Postema, Wilma Van Kley, jim Van Ry, Harriet Addink, Dwight Bonnema, Mary Vander Pol, Dale Bovenkamp, Helen De Groot, Marv Rietema. Y I y-N Mr. Dale Grotenhuis Mrs. Trena Haan Directed the. Chorale Choir I .4.'K . Gerald Van Dusseldorp Chorale Choir performed in the Fall Music Festival and the Fine Arts Festival. A concert of sacred music was presented in the Inwood Chris- tian Reformed Church on Sunday evening, May 4. The Chorale Choir conducted an Easter chapel service by singing hymns to celebrate Christ's resurrection. Gerald Van Dusseldorp was the accompanist. f 7 9 CHORALE CHOIR: FRONT ROW-Loretta De jong, judith Rosenberger, Linda Meyer, Sharon Tolsma, Marilyn Nonhoff, jan jasper, joanne jasper, Elaine jasper, janel Watson, Gladys Bierlink, Eileen Visser, Diane Goodyk, Vicki Veurink, Sally Scheffer, Sylvia Lengkeek, Ruth Ann Van Stelle. SECOND ROW-Elsie Mast, Karen Van Til, Evie Dykstra, Clarene Van Zanten, Myron Blom, Al Smeenk, lack Schreurs, Norm Van Mersbergen, Ron Schaap, Tom Stampfli, Peter De Yager, Karen Ulferts, Nancy Vonk, Willie Veenstra, Sheila Wing. THIRD ROW-Yvonne Cok, Carol Hoekman, Sandi Matheis, Mary Medema, Ron De jong, Rich Termaat, David Vander Molen, jim Eekhoff, Dan Mulder, Delmar Spronk, Howard Nunnik- hoven, Gerald Van Dusseldorp, David Cummings, Kay Duckett, Corinne Danhof, Loretta Ryner. BACK ROW-Elaine Koetje, Beverly Borduin, judy Schwitters, Forrest Stremler, David Eekhoff, Durk Oord, Don Draayer, Ron Hoekema, Ivan Brand, Gary Verhoef, Marilyn Vande Riet, Delores Maas, Karen Bokhoven. 126 P112 E+, 'fx zff-+ 5 S C Y ir Ie 's 'D f 'I .41iu1If ?I1giEiQ..f liEfQjL'I ' 4 +fiffffQf?fM:2EEES2T'fMVII I Linda asper, , Sally Mast, I, lack Yagerr vonne rmaai, unnw- anhoi VIUCTSI 3, Ivan I I I '91- x Tl-'HIP'-Q-4. QL3f.,..X I I I I I I I I I I I I I Q 'e , I . , I ::......:-L... 1 A. , , i H I H. ............. v ! I I I I , i ff! I I In 5 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I V' I MA ' - If 1. 1 1 , 774, , , , .ff - ,, gf Male Chorus Travels to Denver in ovembei MALE CHORUS: FRONT ROW-Dave Smit, Bob Vander Plaats, Dave Postema, Ron Van Essen, jim Van Ry, Quentin Van Essen, Vern Meenderinck, David Schefters. SECOND ROW-Dwight Bonnema, jim Veltkamp, Dennis Dokter, Glenn Schaap, Virg Van Essen, jerry Vreeman, lim Peter- son, Mick Knierim. THIRD ROW-Ron Vos, Marvin Rie- tema, Bill Bird, Carl Nunnikhoven, Les Kuiper, john Hull, Wilfred Gesch, jay Fluck. Leaving on November 1, the Male Chorus had a weekend ,,,.C tour to Denver, Colorado. Stops were made in Sutton, Nebraska, the Denver churches, . and the Denver Christian High 1 i . School. rx -- 5.5 Concerts were also given in Q Sioux Center, Prinsburg, Ed- gerton, and Wellsburg. The director was Mr. Dale C-roten- huis, and Karen Van Ry was the pianist. Bob Vander Plaats, Dave Postema, and Dale Bovenkamp provided addi- tional accompaniment on gui- tars and stringed bass. .Z Karen Van Ry 'fy 8 Hz li i ai 1 ,sax - - 3,..:ai 7 --,,, ml1eCrotenhuis Directed Dordt's Concert Band Many different types of music were performed by this year's Concert Band. They ranged from a Baroque number to modern numbers, from hymn arrangements to marches. Area concerts were given, including one in Pella, Iowa. Each concert was con cluded with the Festival March. CONCERT BAND: Harriet Addink, ludy Arends, Muriel Bartman, Sonja Bentz, Bill Bird, Cordon Blom, Myron Blom, jean Boer, Marla Bouma, Dale Bovenkamp, Marlene Covey, Barb De Blaey, Crystal Den Ouden, Dennis Dokter, Bern Doornbos, Irene Elen- haas, loan Carbrecht, Wilfred C-esch, Margene Graves, Karen Hoffman, llildred Hospers, Barb Huisman, john Hull, Barb labaay, loanne Jasper, Steve Kraal, Dorothy Kuik, Mark LaMahieu, Beth Mentink, jewel Meppelink, Linda Meyer, Carl Nunnikhoven, Mel Persenaire, Dave Postema, lenine Prins, Glenn Schaap, lack Schreurs, Lois Schreurs, Emma lean Smidt, For- rest Stremler, lerry Ter Borg, lim Tuuk, Nancy Van Keppel, Ruth Ann Van Stelle, jackie Van Veen, Evie Van Wylie, Mark Van Zee, lla Vande Kerk, Gladys Vanden Einde, Charles Vander Hart, Maryan Vander Molen, loyce Vander Zee, Betty Veenstra, Betty Vreeman, jerry Vreeman, jim Velt- kamp, Gloria Ver Meer, Marian Walhof, Lambert Zuidervaart. The Dordt College Music Department ar- ranged for the Luther College Nordic Choir from Decorah, Iowa, to appear on Dordt's campus. This choir presented a concert of sacred music on Thursday, january 30. It is under the direction of Mr. Westen Noble, and is nationally known for its choral presentations. Several soloists added interest and variety. After the performance the choir was honored at a reception by Dordt's Concert Choir. Nordic Choir Presented Choral Music Concert f 427' ,, ,f wg 'Yi x ww S id 5 ' . A Music Festival Was Held May 2 , C ,u-,,,,V v .AW , W --s- 5 wi ii i s 130 Choirs and Bands rn Area High Schools Participated rn the Music Festival Friday evening was an evening of music, for it was the 1969 Music Festival. Mem- bers of high school bands joined Dordt's concert band to perform several numbers. Choirs from Dakota Christian, Unity, Southwestern, and Western Christian each sang two sacred numbers, and then joined Dordt's concert choir and chorale choir. This mass choir rendered several num- bers, concluding the evening with the anthem, Now Glad of Heart Be Everyone. - RTK ' ll 2' ui Q - 2 wes- Radio Station Is Set Up on Dordt's Campus Located on the northeast corner of Dordt College campus, the FM radio station KDCR began broad- casting in August,1968. Its purpose is to proclaim a God-centered culture for living a Christ-centered life. Chapel exercises, church services, classical and sacred music, and spiritual meditations are some of the programs broad- casted on KDCR. The station is operated by Leonard Van Noord and employs several students from Dordt. ,Q 1 ,Q OOO tikhsffbrar r A iss't ,Qi s fi r -4 l :I H . f ,? , ,gi 'A Y I ' ,Q w. .-,n l i l l i l i l l ai l l l ' . i f I l 5 . i X i is at ie? X K K ' l I 9 . irner e FM 'oad- -pose tered tered iurch rcred tions -oad- Jn is Ioord dents l . h ,. ,- LXR bktifw Q tt NWS 1 Qs i swwxibk l xxx -5 QJXNMW 1 ,qw New 2 V QTNEXN XS .' ' 11 L an -X be S ' The Bald Soprano Was Given in May The Thalians presented The Bald Soprano written by Eugene Ionesco on May 19 to the freshmen and to the student body on May 20. This play is a modern twentieth century play concerned with the absurdity and meaning- lessness of existence. This becomes evident through the problem of communication be- tween the characters. The cast involves jim Navis and joan Regnerus as Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Larry Addink and Sandi Matheis as Mr. and Mrs. Martin, Kelli Keller as the maid, and David Cummings as the Fire Chief. if T l i l l r r., Thursday, May 29 was graduation day for the 1969 seniors at Dordt College. At 8:00 A.M. the prospective graduates and the faculty dined with Rev. and Mrs. Haan at the annual President's breakfast. Commencement exercises began at 10:00 A.M. in the new physical education build- ing. jenine Prins was the organist. Concert choir sang two numbers, jesus, the Very Thought of Thee and Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled. The speaker was Dr. john Sanderson, Vice Presi- dent of Covenant College in Chatanooga, Ten- nessee. Dean Ribbens presented the graduates, and President Haan with Rev. De Ridder granted the diplomas. Sanderson Was Speaker at Commencement Folk Society Crave Concert Members were Bob Vander Plaats, john Hull, Quentin Van Essen, Glenda Buys, Barb Kuiper, and Dave Postema. Besides singing at Dordt, they will be performing at the Young Calvinist Convention this summer in Denver. nv- - - :wwf D . .. f -I. 4. .wr -wt' l - - 134 sf Q 5 4 1 A gnglllrunv z 9 I x ..-..-W. F nv 1.7 ' I . , x..Q . v A' n' 5 9 x V, x.. x ,U A is A ,Q .jx X 'il 1 3 ia . F JI Index Boschma, Hedley, High River, Alta., 74 Bosma, Larry, Sanborn, Ia., 68 Bosman, Karen, Lynden, Wa5h-I 74 Botting, john, New Holland, S- DBR-, 75 , Bou ma, Mrs. l3nlC6, 34 DeB ,R tj . . D Boer Ro ney,Leota,M,nn'l75 0 00f, Ulh, Quincy Wa h De Boon, Corneliu EJ S H75 Alta., 76 5 '0 '0 f De Boon, Huibert fdmom Aalsma, Marilyn, Waupun, Wis., 64 Aalsma, Mary, Waupun, Wis. Addink, Carol, Orange City, Ia., 64 Addink, Donald, Orange City, la., 68 Addink, Addink Addink Duane, Sioux Center, Ia., 68 Harriet Sioux Center la. 54 I I Z Larry, Sioux Center, Ia., 74 Ahrenholz, Donald, Renville, Minn., 54 Ahrenholz, Steven, Renville, Minn., 64 Alberda, Mrs. loanne, 26 Alberda, Dr. Willis, 33 Altena, Nelvia, Maurice, Ia., 74 Altena, Syne, 36 Andringa, Sheryl, Phoenix, Ariz., 74 B uma, Marla, Hull, la-, 64 Bgvenkamp, Dale, Lynden, Wish 68 Bovenkamp, Mrs. Esther, Lansing, Ill., 54 Bovenkamp, Gerald, Lynden, Wash' 54 Boxum, Vivian, Lynden, wash., 54 Bradford, jonathan, Berwyn, lll-, 53 Brand, Ivan, New Sharon, la-, 6? Breems, Bradley, Raymond, Minn-, 64 Breems, Marlin, Raymond, Mlnn-, 68 Broek, Marlin, Sioux Center, la., 64 Broek, Robert, Sioux Center, Ia., 68 Bron, Martin, Ripon, Calif., 75 Brouwer, Lorna, Tyler, Minn-, Brouwer, Randall, Edgerton, Minn., 68 Apol, Dallas I., 31 Arends, ludith, Ackley, Ia., 74 Arete Staff, 115 Arkema, Carl, Lynnville, Ia., 54 Arkema, Milo, Lynnville, Ia., 74 Art Club, 114 Assink, Betty, Lynden, Wash., 68 Assink, Sonja, Kanawha, Ia., 64 Attema, Art, Rock Valley, Ia., 74 Attema, Barbara, Rock Valley, Ia., 68 Baas, Evan, Corsica, S. Dak., 74 Bajema, Duane, Hills, Minn., 68 Baker, Duane, Kanawha, la. Bakker, Mrs. Janice, Manhatten, Mont., 54 Bakker, Stuart, Edmonton, Alta., 74 Bakker, Ted, Winnipeg, Man., 68 Balk, Marva, Fulton, Ill., 74 Balt, Carol, Edgerton, Minn., 64 Bandstra, Alice, Searsboro, Ia., 74 Bartman, Muriel, Rock Valley, Ia., 54 Baseball Team, 113 Basketball, 106,107,110,111 Beezhold, Kathryn, S. Holland, Ill., 74 Bentz, Sonja, Artas, S. Dak., 74 Bierlink, Gladys, Sunnyside, Wash., 74 Binnema, Wilma, Galt, Ont., 68 Bird, William, Wilmington, Del., 54 Blankespoor, David, Inwood, la., 68 Blankespoor, judi, Inwood, la., 54 Bleeker, Mildred, Castlewood, S. Dak., 74 Blom, Connie, Pipestone, Minn., 74 Blom, Gordon, Modesto, Calif., 68 Blom, lerry, Pipestone, Minn. Blom, Myron, Modesto, Calif., 74 Boer, Gary, Sanborn, Ia., 68 Boer, lean, De Motte, Ind., 64 Boersma, Dorothy, Raymond, Minn., 68 Boersma, Keith, Raymond, Minn., 74 Boersma, Neal, 25 Bogaards, Kenneth, Pella, Ia., 74 Bokhoven, Karen, Pella, la., 64 Bolkema, Mrs. Betty, Hull, Ia. Bolluyt, Irene, Hull, Ia. Bolt, Leslie, Edgerton, Minn., 68 Bonnema, Dwight, Willmar, Minn. Bonnema, Lane, Hull, la., 74 Bonnema, Vicki, Ireton, Ia., 68 Boogerd, Dennis, Rock Valley, Ia., 54 Boone, Sharon, Palo Alto, Calif., 74 Bootsma, Elvern, Melvin, Ia., 64 Borduin, Beverly, N. Halledon, NJ., 74 Bos, Abraham, 31 Bos, Rose, Manhattan, Mont., 74 Boschma, Harriette, High River, Alta., 54 Boschma, Harry, North Salem, N.Y., 74 tK,iC ' Brummel, Arlin, Hull, Ia., 75 Brummel, Cornie, Hull, Ia., 54 Brummel, Delma, Edgerton, Minn., 75 Brummel, Gerald, Hull, Ia., 68 Brummel, Gloria, Hull, Ia., 75 Brummel, Peter, Hull, Ia., 54 Brunsting, Rodney, Hull, Ia., 75 Bruxvoort, Delores, Sheldon, Ia., 75 Bruxvoort, Wynita, Sheldon, Ia., 54 Bultema, Joyce, Saginaw, Mich., 75 Bulten, Gerda, Leduc, Alta., 75 Burgers, Mitchell, Colton, S. Dak., 75 Bush, Audrey, Zeeland, Mich., 75 Buteyn, Glenda, Sanborn, Ia., 68 Buys, Glenda, Edgerton, Minn., 75 Buys, Ilene, Outlook, Wash., 75 Buys, Ioan, Chandler, Minn., 64 Buys, Lavonne, Denver, Colo., 75 Buys, Roger, 75 Byker, Gerald, Rock Rapids, la. Bylsma, Arlin, Hull, Ia., 75 Bylsma, Callae, Denver, Colo., 75 Bylsma, Linda, Le Mars, Ia., 68 Calsbeek, Frank, 36 Cary, Linda, Lennox, Calif., 54 Cheerleaders, 109 Chorale Choir, 126 Christians in Action Club, 19 Clgristians, loan, Steamboat Rock, la., 5 Christians, Nick, Kanawha, la., 68 Christoffels, Twyla, Hardwick, Minn., 68 Clausing, Robert, Chicago, Ill., 75 Clousing, Bernard, Chica o, Ill., 75 Clousing, Paul, Chicago, HI., 75 Cok, Ronald, Manhattan, Mont., 55 Cok, Yvonne, Manhattan, Mont., 64 Cole, Marlene, Manhattan, Mont., 64 Compaan, Anthony, Sioux Center, la., 75 Concert Band, 129 Concert Choir, 125 Contant, Martin, Terrace, B.C., 75 Counsellors, 119 Covey, Marlene, Hamill, S. Dak., 55 Cross Country, 112 Crull, Stephen, Ridott, Ill., 75 Cummings, David, Pittsburgh, Pa., 75 Dafilfi, lerry, Hawarden, Ia., 75 Dammg, Susan, Newaygo, Mich, Dzgrghof, Corinne, Manhattan, Mont., Davies, lane, Holland, Mich., 68 De Blaey, Barbara, Oostburg, Wis., 64 De Boef, Mrs. Gracia, Magnolia, Minn, De Boef, lim, Leighton, la., 55 Y- I36 ' 0n,AI , Dzlieecggohn, Vancouver lslandfa De Bruin, Karen Osltaloosa la ' , .,76 D!ggfOOl, Arthur, Neerlandia, Alta., De Groot , Charles, Ching' Calif' 64 Delirsmgnt, Donna, Evergreen pafkl De Groot, Helen, Sioux C De Groot, john, 25 enter' la 55 De Groot , Larry, Sioux Center, la 64 De Groot, Tina, Vauzhall 7 De Haan, Case, Pella,Ia.,'6?1ha 68 De Haan, Connie, Orange City Ia 69 De Haan, David, Hollandale, Mimi' 55 De Haan, Gu , Pella, Ia., 76 De Haan, Hubert, Pella, Ia., 55 De Haan, Peter, Pella, Ia., 55 De lager, William, Coaldale, Alta., 76 De long, Cathy, Lynnville, Ia., 76 D9 lOng, ludith, Ripon, Calif., 76 De long, Loretta, Kennebec, S. Dak, 68 I De long, Marla, Orange City, la., 64 De long, Mary, Pella, la., 68 D6 lOng, Mary lane, Maurice, Ia., 76 De long, Norman, 27 De long, Ronald, Ripon, Calif., 68 De long, Sharon, Orange City, la,, 76 De Kam, Daryl, Edgerton, Minn., 76 De Kam, Geneva, Worthington, Minn., 76 De Kock, Darlene, Pella, Ia., 69 De Koter, Tony., London, Ontario D9 PGSICF, Ric ard, Oostburg, Wis., 76 De Ridde r, David, Sioux Center, Ia., 69 De Roos, lay, Denver, Colo., 69 De Stigter, Elaine, Sioux Center, Ia., 76 De Stigter, Ronald, Sioux Center, Ia., 76 De Stigter, Thane, Sioux Center, la., 64 De Stigter, William, Sioux Center, la., 69 De Visser, Maria, Oakdale, Calif., 69 De Vries, Arenda, Chino, Calif., 64 De Vries, Gerrit, 33 De Vries, john, N. Haledon, NJ. De Vries, Ruth, Prairie City, Ia., 56 De Vuyst, Ria,,Grande Prairie, Alta. De Waard, Allan, Corwith, Ia., 69 De Waard, Eileen, Britt, la., 55 De Wit, Bernard, 25 De Wit, Jeanne, Rock Valley, Ia., 77 De Witt, Virginia, Colorado Springs, Colo., 76 De Yager, Peter, Doon, Ia., 69 De Young, Gary, Sioux Center, la., 76 De Young, Gregg, Sioux Center, la. De Young, Larry, Everson, Wash., 64 De Young, Dr. Marvin, 39 Delta Kappa Sigma, 118 Den Boer, Patricia, Sheboygan, WlS-, 76 Den Herder, Lois, Luverne, Minn., 77 Den Ouden, Crystal, Edgerton, Minn., 64 Den Ouden, Gloria, Bellflower, Calif., 69 Demers, St even, Galva, la., 76 Diamond Staff, 122 Dibbet, Stanley, Maurice, Ia., 76 Diehl, Karen, Bellevue, Wash., 76 Dockter, Dennis, Denhoff, N. Dalt-, 55 Doelman, Margaret, Ramona, Calif., 77 Doornbos, Bernard, Denver, Colo., 69 Doppenberg, Donna, Edgerton, Minn., 76 n Douma, Mrs. Caroline, Sioux Center, la. Draayer, Donald, Maurice, la., 76 Dragstra, Phyllis, Sioux Center, la-I 76 Dragstra, Wilmer, Sioux Center, la-1 69 Dreyer, Connie, Holland, Mich., 64 Droog, Gwen, Sioux Center, lil-, 77 Duckett, Kay, Ashley, N. Dak., 69 Duinkerken, Bert, Grand Haven, Mich., 76 Dyk, Althea, Manhattan, Mon!-, 75 Dykshoorn, 69 Helen, Abbotsford, B.C., Dyksterhuis, Lois, Sumas, Wash., 69 Dykstra, Barbara, Edgerton, Mlm'-I 76 Dykstra, Diane, Chicago, Ill., 77 Dykstra, Evelyn, Sioux Center, la-I 55 Dykstra, Hilda, Winnipeg, Man-, 75 Dykstra, lanice, Sioux Fa ls, S. Dak., 75 ter, la., 76 , 75 75 Alla, d. ., 75 Alta., f., 54 ark, 'la-, 55 Ia-,si ,ea ' law inn 'r ta., 76 ls 6 Dak., a., 64 la., 76 ., 68 ', l3.,76 tn.,76 in, S9 tario gl Wls-, 76 ter, la., 69 69 nter, la., ter, la., enter, la., Calif., 69 ilif.,64 N.l. Ia., 56 e, Alta. a., 69 55 t, Ia., 77 Springs, 59 ter, Ia., 75 nter, Ia. Vash., 64 gan,WlS-, Minn.,77 l0nlMlllll-1 wefl Calll-I 76 a., 766 h., 7 id, Dali-I na' ,,, Colo., 69 gfwlll ux Cfnlel' ,la. 75 lllelii la Enter, li-i Mlfll-164 gf: li-i 77 Iall-1 lavefl Aon'-'76 Sfordl Sh., 69 ffiiinn-'75 lter, lah x?iiil.,7l D kstra, Lenora, Doon, la-, 75 yk tra R125 glylsspeferl llludsonville, Mich., 64 Gerald, Edmonton, Alta. Egtligsff, David, Wellsburg, la., 77 Eekhoff, Eileen, Renwick, la., 69 Eekhoff, Ellen, Wellsburg, Ia., 56 Eekhoff, lames, Kanawha, la., 77 Ekdom, Timothy, Edgerton, Minn., 77 Elenbaas, Irene, Wellsburg, Ia., 77 Elgersma, Stanley, Sanborn, la., 69 Eliason, Elaine, Corwrth, la., 56 u Ellarson, lenette, Cedar Grove, Wrs. Ellen, George, Lacombe, Alta., 77 Engelsman, Danny, Boyden, la., 69 ErikS,DaWl'1, Lansing, Ill., 56 Esselink, Richard, Lacombe, Alta., 77 Esselink, Sandra, Leota, Minn., 64 Faber, Deanna, Alvord, la., 56 Faber, Dottie, Sioux Center, la- Feikema, Carol, Denver, Colo., 64 Fenenga, Sharon, Winner, S. Dak., 77 Fernhout, George, Edmonton, Alta. Fernhout, Harry, Port Arthur, Ont., 64,88 , Fe ,GaiI, Edgerton, Minn. Flilikema, Elizabeth, Manhattan, Mont., 77 Fluck, lay, Pittsburgh, Pa., 64 Fluck, ludith, Pittsburgh, Pa., 77 Flynn, Susan, Bellevue, Wash., 77 Folkerts, Marlene, Denver, Colo., 64 Fondse, Margaret, Mount Vernon, Wash., 77 Fopma, Bryce, Grinnell, Ia. Freerksen, Richard, Kanawha, la., 64 Freerksen, Mrs. Ruth, Grand Rapids, Mich., 64 Garbrecht, loan, West Olive, Mich., 77 Geels, Dr. Edwin, 39 Geels, Lorraine, Sheldon, la., 56 Geertsma, Emma, Monroe, Wash. Geertsma, Oeds, Telkwa, B.C., 69 Geiger, Gale, Hamburg, NJ., 77 Geldermans, Edith, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. 77 Gerritsma, Lois, Sioux Center, la., 77 Gerritsma, Mary, Sioux Center, Ia., 64 Gesch, Wilfred, Cedar Grove, Wis., 56 Geshay, l0ann, Racine, Wis., 64 Gilman, Bonnitta, Edgerton, Minn., 69 Goodyk, Diane, Pella, la., 69 Goudswaard, Clara, Lynden, Wash., 69 Graves, Margene, Dike, la., 69 Greenfield, Terry, Sibley, Ia., 70 Greidanus, Peter, Edmonton, Alta., 64 Hoeksema, Dick Alh b Hoekstra, Peter, Hulljilgv gg' Alta 70 Hoekstra, Philip, Sheldon, la. 70 H0ek5U3, Robert, Harris, Ia. 57 Holland, l0hn, Sanborn, Ia.,'57 0 man, Karen, Oakfield, Wis., 77 Hggenesf Alice, N. Edmonton, Alta. HOI, Carroll, Cedar, la. 57 Hollaar, Miss Hester, 32 Hollaar, MHFY, Hague, N. Dak. Hoogeveen, Carol, Sully, Ia., 70 Hggseveen, lames, Raymond, Minn., Hoogwerf, Sandra, Volga, s. Dak., 77 Hofllngs, Andy, Smithers, B.C., 77 HOSPHS, Eugene, Hull, ra., 57,108 Hospers, Hildred, Hull, Ia., 77 Hubers, Cheryl, Artesia, Calif., 65 Hubers, Timothy, Pease, Minn., 78 Huenink, Marjorie, Hawarden, Ia., 70 Hugen, Miriam, Phoenix, Ariz., 78 Ht9g3hes, Marvin, Evergreen Park, Ill., Kuik, Carol, Orange City, Ia., 71 Kuik, Dorothy, Waupun, Wis., 57 Kuiper, Barbara, Racine, Wis., 65 Kuiper, Beverly, Racine, Wis., 78 Kuiper, Bradley, Hartley, la., 71 Kuiper, Leslie, Hartley, Ia., 57 Kuiper, Louis, 135 Lammers, Warren, Brandon, Wis., 71 Lapp, Gerald, Hamburg, Minn., 78 Lapp, William, Hamburg, Minn., 78 Larson, lames, San lose, Calif., 78 Lefever, Bruce, Orange City, la., 71 Lefever, Elizabeth, Orange City, Ia., 65 Le Mahieu, lohn, Oostburg, Wis., 65 Le Mahieu, Mark, Oostburg, Wis., 78 Lemmers, Lois, 78 Lengkeek, Sylvia, Volga, S. Dak., 71 Ligtenberg, Helen, Armour, S. Dak., 71 . Ligtenberg, Patricia, Upland, Calif., 65 Lodewyk, Clarence, Red Deer, Alta. Lodewyk, Mrs. leralyn, Chatham, Ont., 57 Huisman, Barbara, Maurice, Ia., 70 Huizenga, Kathleen, Fulton, Ill., 57 Huizenga, Paul, Chicago, Ill., 78 Huizenga, Ralph, Red Deer, Alta., 65 Huizenga, Susan, Fulton, Ill., 78 Hull, lohn, Sutton, Nebr., 65 Hulst, Rev. j. B., 25,37 Hulstein, Sarah, Rock Valley, Ia., 78 Hybels, Daniel, Kalamazoo, Mich., 70 Hybels, Marilyn, Kalamazoo, Mich., 78 Intramural Council, 116 labaay, Barbara, De Motte, Ind., 70 lansen, Anthony, Edmonton, Alta., 78 lansen, Gerald, Hull, Ia. lansen, Karen, Newton, Ia., 78 lasper, Elaine, Artesia, Calif., 65 lasper, lanice, Orange City, la., 70 Lothers, Dr. William, 40 Louters, Lorna, Hollandale, Minn., 78 Louters, Laurence, Hollandale, Minn., 71 Lubben, Betty, Edgerton, Minn., 78 Luinenburg, Marla, Brewster, Minn., 79 Luinenburg, Michael, Worthington, Minn., 71 Lyon, Kathleen, Grand Rapids, Mich., 79 Lyon, Susan, Portland, Oregon, 79 Maas, Delores, Corsica, S. Dak., 71 Maas, Doris, Corsica, S. Dak., 71 Maas, Maas, lean, Corsica, S. Dak., 65 Wallace, Holland, Mich., 65 Maatman, lohn, Sioux Center, Ia., 79 Maatman, Dr. Russell, 39 Mahaffy, lames, Chicago, Ill., 65 Mahaff , Paul, Chicago, Ill., 79 Groen Groen Groen Groen Groen , Delmar, Chandler, Minn., 56 , Donna, Ripon, Calif., 56 , Fenton, Chandler, Minn., 77 ,Orlan, Chandler, Minn., 64 , Roger, Renville, Minn., 77 Grotenhuis, Dale, 34 Guret, john M., 31 Haak, Henrietta, Hills, Minn., 65 Haan, Mrs. Trena, 34 Haan, Rev. B. I., 24 Haarsma, Glenda, Orange City, Ia., 65 Halma, Thea, Cranford, Alta., 56 Halverson, Michael, Forest City, Ia., 77 Hamstra, Albert, De Motte, lnd., 70 Hzgrgenburg, Terrell, Edgerton, Minn., Hansen, Lois, Anchorage, Alaska Hardrath, lohn, Newton, Wis., 70 Hartngwa, Carol, Whitinsville, Mass., 70 Haver als, Bernard, Hawarden, la., 56 Haverhals, Gert, Hawarden, la., 70 Haverhals, Peter, Hawarden, la., 77 Hawk, Dawn, Phillipsburg, NJ., 56 Heemslfa, lames, Chicago, Ill. Heerema, Alida, Blooming Prairie, Minn., 77 Heerema, Fred, Port Arthur, Ont., 70 Hegfmga, Sena, Lynden, Wash., 70 Hemen, David, Oostburg, Wis., 77 Helder, Doris, Holliston, Mass., 65 Hengetleld, Helene Alton Ia. 70 Hlbma, B0nnie, Harris, la.,'70 I Hlbma, loyce, Sheldon, ia., 65 Hiemstra, Mark, Pella, Ia., 77 Hlemslfa, Sheryl, Clarion, Ia., 77 H'lbel'nl4, Gary, Cedar Grove, Wis., 57 Hockey, 112 Hfixllrskammer, Dennis, Manitowoc, Hfggkemil, Phyllis, Manhattan, Mont., Hggkema, Ronald, Manhattan, Mont., ggetmanf Carol, Colton, S. Dak., 65 e man' Harold, Colton, s. oak., 77 lasper, Joanne, Orange City, la., 70 lasper, Nancy, Lakewood, Calif., 78 leans, jennifer, Bellevue, Wash., 78 Kalsbeck, Steven, Estelline, S. Dak. Kalsbeek, loann, Orange City, la., 78 Kamminga, Paul, De Motte, Ind., 78 Kamps, Gilbert, Bozeman, Mont. Kats, Norma, Long Island, Kan., 70 Keizer, lohn, Sioux Falls, S. Dak., 70 Kelderman, Leon, Oskaloosa, la., 78 Kelderman, Richard, Oskaloosa, la., 78 Keller, Charlotte, Grafton, Nebr., 70 Kelley, Patricia, Ideal, S. Dak., 78 Kempers, Delaine, Sioux Center, la., 65 Kiel, Cheryl, Milaca, Minn., 70 Kimble, William, Washington, Pa., 78 Kimm, Gwen, Manhattan, Mont., 78 Kimm, Kathleen, Manhattan, Mont., 78 Kistemaker, Dr. Simon, 31,37 Kleine, Peter, Edmonton, Alta., 70 Klomp, Sherry, Rock Valley, Ia., 78 Klooster, Patricia, Aplington, la., 70 Klyn, Larry, Otley, la., 65 Knierim, Michael, Anchorage, Alaska, 65 Knock, lane, Wellsburg, la., 78 Knoop, Henry, Edmonton, Alta., 78 Kobes, Wayne, Sioux City, Ia., 57 Koetje, Elaine, lenison, Mich., 65 Koldenhoven, lames, 29 Kooiker, Harlyn, Orange City, la., 70 Kooima, Donald, Rock Valley, Ia., 70 Kooima, Karen, Hull, la., 70 Kooiman, lohn, Woodstock, Minn., 65 Kooiman, ludith, Hammond, WiS-, 70 Kooiman, Mrs. Karen, Edgert0n, Minn. , Koolhaas, Arlene, Bellflower, Calif., 78 Kooyenga, Richard, Chicago, Ill., 73 Korringa, Stuart, South Holland, Ill., 57 Kragt, Roger, Rock Valley, la., 71 Kragt, Terry, Milaca, Minn. Kramer, HenfY, 135 , Kramer, Karen, Racine, WIS-, 75 Kramer, Kenneth, Racine, Wis., 65 Kramer, Lois, Sioux Center, Ia., 78 Kredit, Donna, Sioux Center, Ia. Kreps, Nanci, Prinsburg, Minn-, 73 Kreun, Arlo, Edgerton, Minn., 78- Krosschell, Eugene, Edgerton, Minn., 78 . Krosschell, lam'-25, Grand Ralmds' M' h. Krui5Richard, Toadlena, N.M., 75 Krygsheld, Thomas, Ch'C3S0f 'll-1 73 137 Male Chorus, 128 Mallett, Leslie, 71 Mast, Elsie, Volga, S.Dak., 71 Mast, Gary, Volga, S. Dak., 79 Math Club, 114 Matheis, Sandra, Edmonton, Alta., 65 Medema, Mary, Grand Rapids, Mich., 57 Medendorp, Linda, Racine, Wis., 79 Medendorp, Nancy, Denver, Colo., 79 Meenderinck, Vernon, Lynden, Wash., 65 Meeter, Merle, 28 Mellema, Harold, Reading, Minn., 65 Memmelaar, Marlene, Prairie City, la., 79 Memmelaar, Phyllis, Prairie City, la., 57 Mennenga, Dr. Aaldert, 38 Meppelink, jewel, Pella, la., 71 Merriam, loy, Ringle, Wis., 79 Merriam Lois Rin le was. se ' I I S I I Meyer, Larg, Volga, S. Dak., 71 Meyer, Lin a, Woden, Ia., 71 Meyer, Marcella, Volga, S. Dak., 58 Meyer, Shirleen, Volga, S. Dak., 65 Me ers, Steven, Ridsott, Illi, 79 Meyer, Viola, Oran e Cit , Ia., 71 Mi delkoop, Beth, Baldwin, Wis., 79 Miersma, Davonna, Rock Rapids, la., 79 Mission Club, 18 Moerman, Preston, Sioux Center, Ia., 58 Moorlag, Marvin, Milaca, Minn., 79 Moos, Mrs. Kathleen, Milaca, Minn., 65 Moos, Paul, Ashley, N. Dak., 58 Morton, Donald, 30 Mulder, Daniel, Waupun, Wis., 79 Mulder, Elaine, Renville, Minn., 79 Mulder, Faye, Waupun, Wis., 71 Mulder, Joanne, Sumas, Wash., 79 Mulder, June, 31 Mulder, Kenneth, New Holland, S.Dak., 65 Mulder, Marvin, Sioux Center, Ia., 58 Mulder, Mary, Orange City, Ia., 71 Mulder, Ruth, Ireton, la., 58 Navis, James, Racine, Wis., 71 Nederlof, Elsy, Bellflower, Calif., 79 Nederlof, Nancy, Bellflower, Calif. Neerhof, Lois, Sheboygan, Wis., 58 Netjes, Leslie, Lismore, Minn., 79 Netz, David, 32 Netz, Mrs. Phyllis, Harrison, So. Dak., 65 Niekerk, Darwin, Denver, Colo., 79 Nieuwsma, Karen, Herreid, S. Dak., 79 Nieuwsma, Kathleen, Herreid, S.Dak., 79 Nieuwsma, Marica, Herreid, S. Dak., 66 Nikkel, B. Wayne, Sully, Ia., 79 Nonhoff, Marilyn, Lynden, Wash., 58 Nunnikhoven, Carl, Oskaloosa, Ia., 66 Nunnikhoven, Howard, Oskaloosa, Ia., 79 Nydam, Beverly, Whitinsville, Mass. Nyland, Ann, La Glace, Alta., 79 Nyland, Gale, Lynden, Wash., 66 O'Kones, Roger, Grundy Center, la., 71 Olthoff, Evelyn, Chicago, Ill., 58 Ooms, Janet, Chicago, Ill., 79 Oord, Durk, Warwick, N.Y., 79 Oord, Edith, Warwick, N.Y., 66 Oosterhof, Tina, Chilliwack, B.C., 79 Oostra, Mrs. Carol, Sheldon, Ia., 58 Oostra, Larry, Sioux Center, Ia. Oostra, Ronald, Hull, la., 58 Opp, Angeline, Sioux Falls, S. Dak., 71 Otte, Sheila, Sheboygan, Wis., 66 Oudman, Jack, Lacombe, Alta., 79 Oudman, Margaret, Lacombe, Alta., 79 . Parrish, Lynn, Thornton, Colo., 79 Passchier, Peter, Grand Rapids, Mich., 58 Pep Band, 119 Persenaire, Melvin, Delray Beach, Fla., 71 Peterson, James, National City, Calif., 79 Petroelje, Ruth, Holland, Mich., 66 Philipsen, Beth, Brooten, Minn., 79 Phillips, Steve, Lynden, Wash. Phi Kappa Sigma, 117 Piersma, Miss Jeanne, 29 Piersma, John, Pella, la., 59 Piersma, Mrs., Lynda, Broomall, Pa., 59 Piersma, Thomas, Broomall, Pa. Pikkert, Garritt, Red Deer, Alta., 80 Ploegman, Gerturde, Winnipeg, Man., 71 Plowman, Deadre, Renville, Minn., 71 Plowman, Kerry, Renville, Minn., 80 Pluim, Mrs. Faye, Orange City, Ia. Poel, Judy, Grand Haven, Mich., 80 Pole, Susan, Grand Rapids, Mich., 80 Political Science Club, 115 Poot, Arie, Modesto, Calif., 80 Poot, Joyce, Modesto, Calif., 71 Porte, Marjorie, Lansing, Ill., 59 Post, Donald, Orange City, Ia., 80 Post, Phyllis, Ocheyedan, la., 71 Post, Randy, Raymond, Minn., 80 Post, Rena, De Motte, Ind., 71 Postema, David, Hull, Ia., 80 Posthumus, Roger, Wyoming, Mich. Postma, Joanne, Ireton, la., 66 Postman, Marlys, La Glace, Alta., 71 Pott, Frank, Mexico City, Mexico, 59 Pott, Marguerite, Coyoacan, Mexico, 80 Prince, Richard, Sioux Center, la. Prins, Catherine, Granger, Wash., 66 Prins, Edith, Edmonton, Alta., 80 Prins, Jenine, Edgerton, Minn., 71 Radio Club, 114 Regnerus, Eddwaine, Sioux Center, Ia., 71 Regnerus, Joan, Randolph, Wis., 71 Reitsma, Frank, Blackfalds, Alta., 80 Rens, Carol, Baldwin, Wis., 80 Rhudy, Pamela, Holland, Mich., 80 Ribbens, Dr. Douglas, 24 Ribbens, Timothy, Hull, Ia., 80 Riemersma, Halvern, Sioux Center, Ia. Rietema, Marvin, Kanawha, Ia., 71 Rirngerwole, Joan, 34 Rip, James, Oak Harbor, Wash., 71 Ritsema, Ronald, Grand Rapids, Mich., 59 Ritzema, Richard, Fulton, Ill., 66 Roelofs, John, Hollandale, Minn. Rosenberger, Judith, Willow Grove, Pa., 59 Roskamp, Randall, Edgerton, Minn., 71 Rotman, Daryl, Cozad, Nebr., 80 Rouw, Otto, Mount Vernon, Wash., 72 Rozeboom, Dr. Garrett, 24,27 Rozeboom, James, Chandler, Minn., 72 Rozendal, Marvin, Lynnville, la., 80 Rubingh, Gary, Ireton, Ia. Ruis, Phyllis, Pease, Minn., 80 Rupke, Linda, Kettleby, Ont., 66 Ryder, Jacqueline, Huntington Sta., N.Y., 80 Ryner, Loretta, Bellmawr, N.J., 66 Saathoff, Ronald, Estelline, S. Dak., 72 Saeger, Bill, Rock Rapids, Ia., 72 Schaap, Glenn, Edgerton, Minn., 59 Schaap, James, Oostburg, Wis., 66 Schaap, Ronald, Maurice, Ia., 66 Schaap, Ronald, Worthington, Minn., 72 Schauffele, Mary Lou, Wynnewood, Pa., 72 Scheffer, Donna, Everson, Wash., 72 Scheffer, Sally, Sumas, Wash., 72 Scheffers, David, Kalamazoo, Mich., 80 Schelhaas, Paul, Edgerton, Minn., 66 Schippers, James, Holland, Mich., 66 Scholten, Jacobus, Palo Alto, Calif., 72 Scholten, Marcia, Edgerton, Minn., 80 Scholten, Marilyn, Lynden, Wasil., 72 Schoonekamp, Carol, Edmonton, Alta., 66 Schouten, Alyda, Lynden, Wash., 80 Schreur, Harvey, Milaca, Minn., 66 Schreur, Joanne, Milaca, Minn., 72 Schreur, Lois, Kanawha, la., 72 Schreur, Shirley, Milaca, Minn., 80 Schreurs, Jack, Cedar Grove, Wis., 80 Schryvers, Marilyn, Clifton, NJ., ss Schwitters, Judy, Clara City, Minn., 59 59efV9ld, Wesley, W. Sayville, N.Y. Senter, Karl, Omaha, Nebr., 80 Senti, Robert, Cawker City, Kan., 59 Seven, Martin, 32 51919908-1, Agnes, Blackfalds, Alta., 59 Sfebenga, Reynold, Lacombe, Alta., 59 Siebenga, Tena, Blackfalds, Alta., 72 Siegbjersma, Marvin, Sioux Center, la., Siebersma,Willia ,G dR 'd Mich.,80 m ran ap' S' Siebrir1g,1oy, Cobble Hill, B.C., so Signet Staff, 123 Sinclair, David, Drexel Hill, Pa., 66 Sinkey, Roger, Ireton, Ia., 59 Sirggema, Donald, Nobleford, Alta., Slegers, Helen, Chino, Calif., 72 Slings, Dale, Newton, Ia., 59 Slings, Marvin, Leighton, Ia., 66 Sngeienk, Albert, Snohomish, Wash., l38 Smidt, Donna, Kan h Smidt, Edith, Artesilalfcgiiixgao Smidt, Emma, Britt, la., 60 I Smles. lames, Oostbur - Smit, Darlene, Orangeg6il:.'SiQ72 Smit, David, Hospers, la, ' 60 Smit, Ina, Denver, Colo, 66 Smith, Denise, Grafton, iqeb, 80 Snieder, Dawn, Sioux Centervl Social Activities Committee 078780 Soodsma, Rosalie, Hull, Ia. 72 Spek, Ype, Smithers, B.C., 60 Spiritual Activities Committee 21 Spronk, Delmar, Edgerton, Milm 66 Stam, Calvin, Oskaloosa, Ia. 60 I' Slam, l0l1n, Oskaloosa, Ia., 00 Stam, Kenneth, Rose Hill, ia, 55 Slampfli, Tom, Santa Ciara, dam 80 Stagkenburg, Donna, Bruce S lik 7 ' ' 'I Starkenburg, Duane, Bruce, 5, Dak 60 Stfggnhoek, Marlene, Prairie City, la., Steensma, Fred, Sanborn, Ia., 80 Steensma, Joann, Bloomi ' ' Minn., 66 ng Prairie, Stephens, Mary, Orange City, la. 72 Stephenson, Janice, Sioux City, lei. 80 Stevens, Rose, Edgerton, Minn., 80 Stevenson, Jon, Alexandria, Vir., 60 Stoel, Berwyn, Denver, Colo., 72 Stravers, Velma, Lynnville, la., 66 Stremler, Forrest, Everson, Wash., 80 Strikwerda, John, Edmonton, Alta. Student Council, 86 Stuit, Helen, Modesto, Calif., 80 Stukey, Sina, Denver, Colo., 60 Sturing, Janice, Oskaloosa, la. Sturin8, Judith, Oskaloosa, Ia., 60 Sturing, Marcia, Oskaloosa, Ia., 81 Stu rwold, Thomas, Neerlandia, Alta., 81 Sunday Bible Discussion Leaders, 15 Sunday Night Activities Committee, 15 Swier, Warren, Edgerton, Min'n., 81 Taylor, Rev. E. L. H., 26 Telgenhof, Beth, Holland, Mich., 66 Ten Cate, Russell, Edgerton, Minn., 81 Terbor, Jerry, De Motte, Ind., 81 Termaat, Anita, Rock Valley, ia., 72 Ter Maat, Kathryn, Sioux Center, Ia., 81 Ter'Maat, Richard, Sioux Center, Ia., 67 Termaat, Robert, Delavan, Wis., 72 Terpstra, Greta, Ladner, B.C., 81 Te Velde, Carol, Lynden, Wash., 72 Thalians, 116 Timmer, Jacquelyn, Milaca, Minn., 72 Timmer, James, 36 Tinholt, Michael, Holland, Mich., 72 Tinklenberg, Elaine, Holland, Minn., 60 Tinklenberg, Keith, Woodstock, Minn., 60 Tjarks, Vernon, Wesley, la., 81 Tjarks, Wayne, Wesley, la., 81 Tolsma, Sharon, Inwood, la., 81 Top, Brenda, Edgerton, Minn., 72 Tucker, Judy, Kirkland, Wash. Tuininga, Henry, Winnipeg, Man-, 72 Tuininga, William, Winnipeg, Man-, 81 Tuuk, James, Oak Lawn, Ill., 67 Ulferts, Karen, Blomkest, Minn., 67 Ulmer, Dean, Sutton, Nebr., 81 Vaandrager, Glenda, Sheldon, Ia., 60 Van Abbema, Rodney, Elgin, Ill-, 50 Van Arendonk, Dale, Prairie City, Ia-, 81 Van Arendonk, Larry, Prairie City, Ia., 72 Van Beek, Lois, Holland, MiCh-, 81 Van Beek, Marcia, Bruce,S. Dak., 81 Van Breda, Jacob, Lethbridge, Alta., 81 Van Donselaar, Dale, Pella, la-1 67 Van Driessen, Lois, Hawarden, la-f 31 Van Driest, Jane, Oostburg, WIS- Van Dusseldorp, Gefilld, Pella, la-f 81 Van Dusseldorp, Ivan, Platte, 5- Dali-' 67 Van Dyk, John, 31,35 . Van Dyk, Mrs. Susan, Ripon, C?l'f- Van Dyke, Donna, Holland, MiCl'l-'51 Van Dyke, Linda, Chandler, Minn., 81 Van Dyke, Louis, 30 Van Dyken, Clifford, Rexdale, Ont., 61 Van Dyken, Rodney, Manhattan, Mont., 81 50 66 'I 4-. la., '2 .ao 1 o 80 l Ita., 15 ee, 81 .66 ,n.,81 72 ,IH-, ,la., 72 .72 in., 72 1., 72 lmn., I 72 an.,72 Ain-I ,.,s7 la-150 l., 60 llyl Ia jty, ll-I ,81 Ill-I Alta 'I . 67 ll la-I lis. 1, I3-181 S Dak I galil. ,1iCll'l Ainn-I EI onl-I 13111 Van Ee, Bernard, Otley, Ia., 81 Van Ee, Ruth, Otley, Ia., 72 Van Engen, Marcia, Rock Valley, la., 81 Van Essen, Quentin, Leota, Minn., 67 Van Essen, Ronald, Edgerton, Minn., 61 Van Essen, Virgil, Edgerton, Minn., 72 Van Etten, Marina, Edmonton, Alta., 72 Van Gelder, Barbaram, Alton, la., 66 Van Gilst, Kathleen, Cedar, la., 72 Van Gorkom, Ch3fl6S, San lose, Calif., 62 Van Gorp, Dennis, Pella, la., 81 Van Hofwegen, Mrs. Betty, 72 Van Hofwegen, Eugene, Chino,Calif., 61 Van Hofwegen, judith, Chino, Calif., 81 Van Hofwegen, Terry, Chino, Calif. Van Keppel, Nancy, De Motte, lnd., 81 Van Kley, Wilma, Rock Valley, Ia., 61 Van Maanen, Betty, Newton, Ia., 61 Van Maanen, Donald, Pella, Ia., 72 Van Maanen, Marjean, Doon, Ia., 81 Van Maanen, Sandra, Doon, Ia., 73 Van Mersbergen, Norma, Cedar, Ia., 81 Van Niejenhuis, Herm, Edmonton, Alta., 73 Van Ry, Gary, Lynden, Wash., 81 Van Ry, james, Lynden, Wash., 73 Van Ry, Karen, Lynden, Wash., 67 Van Santen, Marian, Lake Park, Ia., 73 Van Schepen, Clark, Hull, Ia., 81 Van Schepen, Diane, Hull, Ia., 73 Van Someren, Phillip, Baldwin, Wis., 81 Van Stelle, Ruth, Oostburg, Wis., 73 Van Stryland, Harold, Bemis, S. Dak., 61 Van Til, Nick, 30,35 Van Til, Karen, Sioux Center, Ia., 81 Van Til, Mrs. Mildred, Sioux Center, la. Van Veen, jacqueline, Artesia, Calif., 82 Van Vliet, jacob, Edmonton, Alta., 67 Van Vliet, jerry, Sheldon, la., 61 Van Voorst, Dennis, Sioux Center, Ia., 73 Van Weerdhuizen, jane, Everson, Wash., 73 Van Wieren, Larry, Holland, Mich., 61 Van Wyhe, Evelyn, Sioux Center, Ia., 82 Van Wyk, Rodney, New Sharon, Ia., 73 Van Wyk, Wayne, Ocheyedan, Ia., 67 Van Zanten, Clarene, Rock Valley, 61 Vaalanten, Gordon, Colton, S. Dak., Va5Zee, Kathleen, Corsica, S. Dak., Van Zee, Mark, Pella, Ia., 82 Van Zee, Nancy, Pella, Ia., 61 Van't Hul, Sharon, jasper, Minn., 62 Vande Griend, Larry, Hull, Ia., 67 Valndfggamp, Glenda, Rock Valley, a., Vande Kamp, Lyle, Doon, Ia., 82 Vande Kerk, lla, Rock Valley, Ia., 82 Vagizde Kerk, Geneva, Denver, Colo., Van De Riet, Lois, Milaca, Minn., 82 Vag17De Riet, Marilyn, Milaca, Minn., Vasrgde Voort, janice, New Sharon, Ia., Vande Voort, Philiizy, Sherman, So. Dak., 67 Vanden Berg, Mrs. Emma, Sioux Center, 32 l Vanden Berg, lack, 29 - Vanden Boogaard, Nancy, Edmonton, Alta., 67 .1 Vanden Bosch, Arlon, Edgerton, Minn., 62 Vanden Bosch, Marlin Villndtarg Bosch, Robert, Rock Valley, a., Vanden Bosch, Thomas, Ripon, Calif. Van Den Bosch, Thomas, Edgerton, Minn., 67 Vanden Broek, Huibert, Cypress, Calif., 73 Vanden Einde, Barbara, Milaca, Minn., 82 Vanden Einde, Gladys, Renville, Minn., 82 Vanden Haak, Nelli, Oak Harbor, Wash., 73 Vanden Hoek, Kathleen, Luverne, Minn. Vander Hart, Charles, Pella, la., 67 Vander Kooi, Carol, Worthington, Minn., 82 Vag17d9f Ley, Elroy, Harrison, So. Dak., Vander Lugt, Kathy, Hawarden, Ia., 82 Vander Mey, Harry, Sumas, Wash., 67 Vander Molen, Connie, Clifton, N.j., 82 Vander Molen, David, Clifton, N.j. Vander Molen, Marijane, Bellingham, Wash., 62 Vander Molen, Maryan, Pella, Ia., 82 Van Der Molen, Roger, Pella, la., 82 VanderPlaats, Alyda, Hull, la., 66 Vander Plaats, Dennis, Hartley, Ia., 62 Vander Plaats, Robert, Hull, Ia., 73 Vander Plas, Leyla, Merrill, la. Vander Ploeg, Mrs. Mattie, Sioux Center, Ia., 73 Vander Pol, Edward, Seattle, Wash., 82 Vander Pol, jean, 82 Vander Pol, Mary, Mount Vernon, Wash., 62 Vander Pol, Warren, Edgerton, Minn. Vander Schaaf, Helen, Ontario, Calif., 62 Vander Schaaf, jacob, Red Deer, Alta., 82 Vander Stelt, Rev. john, 35,37 Vander Top, Harvey, Edgerton, Minn., 62 Vander Vaart, Aurelia, Telkwa, B.C., 73 Vander Veen, Dean, Ripon, Calif. Vander Veer, Richard, South Holland Ill., 82 Vander Vegte, Robert, Orange City, la., 82 Vander Wal, Ardith, jenison, Mich., 82 Vanderwerff, loanne, Monroe, Wash., 73 Vander Wilt, Arlin, Hospers, la., 82 Vander Wilt, Brenda, Hospers, Ia., 82 Vander Wilt, Mary, Sioux Center, Ia. Vander Woude, Raith, Pipestone, Minn., 82 Vander Woude, Nancy, Pipestone, Minn., 73 Vander Zee, Richard, 28 Vander Zee, joyce, South Holland, lll., 62 Vanderzwan, Keith, Edmonton, Alta., 82 Varsity Club, 118 Varsity Team, 106 Veenstra, Betty, Lynnville, Ia., 83 Veenstra, Kathryn, Sioux Center, Ia., 62 Veenstra, Ruth, Winnipeg, Man., 73 139 Veenstra, Wendy, Redcliff, Alta., 62 Veenstra, Wilma, Harrison, S. Dak., 73 Veldhouse, Carol, Pella, Ia., 83 Veldman, Tena, Hollandale, Minn., 73 Veldsema, Minnie, Elmhurst, Ill., 67 Vellenga, jayne, Sioux City, Ia., 62 Vellenga, Paula, Sioux City, la., 83 Veltkamp, Carol, Gallatin Gtwy., Mont., 73 Veltkamp, Helen, Manhattan, Mont., 73 Veltkamp, james, Sioux Center, la., 67 Veltkamp, Dr. james, 27 Veltkamp, Winerva, Rock Valley, la., 83 Verbrugge, Mrs. judy, Edgerton, Minn., 67 Verbrugge, Kenneth, Chandler, Minn., 62 Verhage, Harold Verhey, Antonia, Edmonton, Alta., 83 Verhoef, Gary, Oskaloosa, Ia., 73 Verhoef, William, Oskaloosa, Ia., 63 Ver Meer, Gloria, Pella, Ia., 67 Ver Steeg, Curtis, Sioux Center, Ia. Verwold, William, Rock Rapids, Ia. Veurink, Vick, Milaca, Minn., 73 Victoria, Vicki, Sheldon, la., 83 Vis, Carol, Escalon, Calif., 83 Vis, Sylvia, Ladner, B.C., 63 Vis, William, Hull, Ia. Viss, Carl, Ripon, Calif., 83 Visser, Visser, Visser, 83 Visser, Visser, Visser, Visser Eilee, Sumas, Wash., 67 Karen, Escondido, Calif., 73 Margaret, Kalamazoo, Mich., Marla, Zeeland, Mich., 83 Marlyn, Orange City, la., 73 Sharon, Sunnyside, Wash., 83 Stanton Hull Ia. 67 Visser, Wanda, Orange City, la., 83 Vonhoff, Robert, Alameda, Calif., 73 Vonk, Nancy, Rock Valley, la., 73 Vos, Adrian, Pella, Ia. Vos, Roger, New Sharon, Ia., 83 Vos, Ronald, New Sharon, la., 67 Vreeman, Betty, Holland, Mich., 63 Vreeman, jerry, Holland, Mich., 83 Vreugdenhil, Glenda, Seattle, Wash., 83 Vrieze, Ronald, West St. Paul, Minn., 67 Walhof, Mrs. joyce, Manhattan, Mont., 63 Walhof, Marian, Edgerton, Minn., 83 Walstra, Dennis, Chicago, Ill., 73 Walstra, Roger, De Motte, Ind. Wassenar, judy, Crookston, Minn. Watson, Mrs. janel, Reading, Minn., 73 Weg, Paul Watson, janel, Raymond, Minn., 73 Weg, Paul, Reading, Minn., 73 Weidenaar, john, Chicago, Ill., 83 Weidenaar, Wilbert, Chicago, Ill., 67 Wessels, Barbara, Denver, Colo. Wester, jennie, Escondido, Calif., 83 Westerik, Betty, Transcone, Man., 73 Westra, Delmar, 38 Westra, Glenn, Sioux Center, Ia., 83 Westra Westra , Karen, Hull, Ia., 83 , Steven, Waupun, Wis., 83 Wichner, Mary, Hills, Minn., 73 Wieberdink, Mrs. Ruth, Cedar Grove, Wis., 67 Wierda, john, Winnipeg, Man., 73 Williams, Catharine, 83 Wing, Sheila, Runnells, la., 83 Winkel, janice, Waupun, Wis., 67 Witt, Elleonore, Paullina, la., 83 Woensdregt, Arja, Pella, Ia., 73 Wynstra, David, Kenosha, Wis., 73 Zee, Frank, Red Deer, Alta., 83 Zomer, Shirley, Armour, S. Dak., 63 Zomermaand, Garald, Le Mars, Ia. Zondervan, Leon, Prinsburg, Minn., 63 Zuidervaart, Mrs. Brenda, Alameda, Calif., 63 Zuidervaart, Lambert, Escalon, Calif., 83 Zuidervaart, Martin, Escalon, Calif., 63 Zuidhof, Pearl, Lacombe, Alta., 83 n . 7 K Editor's Note A year at Dordt College in Sioux Center, Iowa. The school year from September, 1969 to May,1970. This year was made up of people: people learning, people teaching, people working, people living, people loving, people hating. All these people are separate people, indi- viduals. They are separate, yet one. They are One because they serve and love the same One and Only C-od. They are one because their purpose for being at Dordt College is to learn. They learn from books, from fac- ulty members, from each other, from them- selves, and from the community. 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