Sioux Falls College - Sioux Brave Yearbook (Sioux Falls, SD)

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Qfte iniacfeeia! alaaacfalfion Carman - Pearson - French - Newman - Van Benschoten - Tuttle - Johnson - Lundquist Dunn - Thornton - Pennington -- Mead - Rendahl - Wilden - Hoffman R. Dunn - Engberg President ....... ...Rollin V. VVilden Vice-President ...... .... R oy Pennington Secretary-Treasurer .... ...Merle Dunn For I am not ashamed of the Gospel of Christ, for it is tim Pofwer of God unto Salwztionf'-Romans 1:16. The Ministerial Association, recently reorganized, has regular luncheon meetings in the Rose Room of Glidden Hall. There is a guest speaker for each meeting. The object of this organization is to promote the spirit and practice of spiritual and fraternal interests among the ministerial students of Sioux Falls Collegeg to develop their activity in all that relates to social and civic betterment of our school. Members of the organization are J. Stanley Rendahl, Alfertl Van Ben- schoten, Jr., Rollin XViltlin, Dallas French, Arthur Pearson, Merle Dunn. Robert L. Dunn, and Roy Pennington. -Y.-.x-,

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gag? CQ! .. C 11' - H - Hubbard - Van Benschoten, Hamilton - Newman ggpnihggitrinjohnsoon If Roberzlgsii Ogden - Zimmerman - Alf 5 Koller - Marousek VVesterlund - Whitby - johnson - Schoeneman - Cressey - Gafhn -- Webb - Foreman A. Hubbard - M. Cressey - Rice - Fay - Cooper - C000 - Price President ....... -.-- W Cfldell Webb Vice-President ...... ....... A lice Fay Secretary-Treasurer .... ..... A Vis Hubbard Mrs. C. F. Ogden is the sponsor of the class. The Fir-Ba-Col college class meets each ,Sunday morning to consider and discuss religious and social problems together with Biblical passages and personalities. Mr. J. M. Coon conducted the class the first semester, emphasizing personal religious obligations and derivatives in this modern world. The discussions the last semester under the direction of Mrs. Ogden have been a study of the history and content of the New Testament and its relation to our lives. Each meeting is brought to a close by a short devotional period led by one of the members. 4. - sf,-i , ,L -1-,--rv J:- f 1 Y A --1. . -fs f.-- .

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,I pf P I 1 y ,sx,X Q :Ars v t Q-as X . .. . serve' 'Am 5 v, ., . N P SB f I st it 5 The Sioux Falls College Band under the direction of Ardeen Foss is in its fourth year of service. The band has added a great deal of enthusiasm at football and basketball games this year. The annual concert at the Coliseum was presented this year on February 3. The personnel of the band is as follows: Duane Greenheld, Clayton Stanley, Ronald Lane, Marlin Brown, Rodney Bray, Charles Steele, Donald Stewart, Richard Lane, Donald Smith, Everett Zellers, Mark Odland, Ernest Van Gerpen, Donald Foss, Donald Rayl, Wayne Aberle, Donald Anderson, Palmer Kremer, Donald Stivers, Rolland Rueb, Robert johnson, Kenneth Lane, Robert Branson, Gale Sperry, Loren Mussler, jack Krusenstjerna, Arthur Perkins, Ernory Rendahl, Clifford Foss, Robert Dietrich, Edward f Lili X Gamberg, Ivan Foster, Joe Thompson, Fletcher Nelson, Owen Foster, Harry Nimtz, Robert Robinson, C! Charles Dougherty, Robert Shenkle, Richard Ogborn and Curtis Beecher. I I 1 i 1 3. - - i i - -1 -i -it - - ll T - - I- - - .1-I I - 1- li Ill 'll 1 - - -- ii ii cotta-ss gags