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

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Dr. Roger L. Fredrikson, pastor of the First Baptist Church in Sioux Falls was the featured speaker for the fall Christian Emphasis Week, November 9-15. Dr. Fredrikson attended SFC for three years and is a graduate of Ottawa University. He is also a graduate of Fun, Fellowship, and Dr. Fredrikson shows his lighter side during CEW get-acquainted party. Andover-Newton Theological Seminary in Massachusetts. Before coming to Sioux Falls, Dr. Fredrikson was a professor at his alma mater in Ottawa for ten years. He also served as pastor of the First Baptist Church there for five years. Glidden gals asked pertinent questions and discussed their problems freely with Dr. Fredrikson. Charlotte Steele and Diane Skola introduce one of the daily discussion hours.

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Glidden Girls Enioy New Furniture Glidden Hall was given a new look this fall by the ad- dition of new furniture to the dormitory rooms. The furni- ture was a gift of Mr. and Mrs. Norman B. Mears of St. Paul, Minn. A prominent Baptist layman, Mears has served on the college board of trustees for a number of years and is currently board chairman. Glidden Hall was constructed in 1929. It currently houses 62 women students in addition to the dining room and several lounges. Refurnishing the resi- dence rooms nearly completes an inqprovement project started several years ago. In 1957 the S. F. C. Women's Board re- decorated and furnished much of the lounge area. Resurfac- ing the floor of one of the three stories of the dormintory will comriete the irnprovement project. Lori Larsen and Sharon Grenz were in a state of confusion as the new fur- niture was moved into their room. What a transition! Lori and Sharon put finishing touches on their refur- nished room. FWM1

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11 Food for Thought Dr. Fredrikson chose Our Search for a Mature Faith as the emphasis theme. His daily topics were: Mature Faith, Life's Great Encounter, The Will of God in My Work, Sex and Christianity, and The Meaning of a Christian Commu- nity. Friday evening's communion service add- ed a new climax to Christian Emphasis Week. The service, for faculty and students, was held in the Student Union, significant of the close tie between Christian faith and daily living. Sharing of the bread and cup followed a tirne of testimony and dedication. CEW Terry Nelson .... LeeOra Peters .... Mary Stow ........ LuCille Kramer .... Margaret Clague. . . Janice Bibelheime r. . Bette Outland ...... Ken Haring .... Jennie Greene... Ardella Rold. .. Dr. Roger Fredrikson CHAIR MEN Committee C hairm an Co-Chairman Evening Program Worship Center Book Table . . .Worship Service Program . . .Question Hour Publicity . . .Sermon Publications Chapel service brings inspiring CEW to a close. Zl