Dordt College - Signet Yearbook (Sioux Center, IA)

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'-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.

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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 - '