Dordt College - Signet Yearbook (Sioux Center, IA)

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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

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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

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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