Dordt College - Signet Yearbook (Sioux Center, IA)

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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

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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.