Dordt College - Signet Yearbook (Sioux Center, IA)

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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.