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

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Louise Kemper Reigns at Le'rTermen's Carnival In , .ian .. -.x e The SFC Lettermen's Club held their annual Spring Carnival March 12 in Pierce Gymnasiurn with Wayne Reed and Warren Wright serving as co-chairmen in planning the event. Highlighting the evening's activities was the Coronation of the carnival queen, Louise Kemper, by the Lettermen's Club president, Robert Young. Attending the queen were Susan Rester and Karen Johnson. Decorated concession booths were set up around the gym and carnival-goers of all ages tried their luck at winning the prizes. An auction followed by a drawing for door prizes was also held near the end of the evening. Background music, throughout the evening was furnished by an SFC combo. TOP: Letterman Wayne Reed looks on as girls select prizes. CENTER: Lettermen's Carnival V royalty are, left to right, Susan Rester, Louise Kemper, and Karen Johnson. BOTTOM: Ken Youel lrightj assists at the ring-a-duck stand.

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Sherry Hunter is 1960 Campus yCoyer m f Q5 4 if! ' 'Stix , ' K EE 5? ' ' f - ' YZAEKQ' 5 ,. , , farx-'QQ tial? X. , E ygffflvff'-,1? Sherry Hunter, a brown-eyed beauty from Oskaloosa, Iowa, proved to be SFC's most photogenic co-ed. Roister Doister nominated Sherry as their candidate in the Campus Cover Girl contest sponsored by the Stylus and Brave. Leo Hartig, director of Community Playhouse, David Stewart of Stewart Beauty Salons, and Dave Dedrick, KELO television star judged the photographs of six contes- tants chosen hy caxnpus organizations. Competing co-eds and their sponsors are identified on the opposite page. 51 ' W f N ' fr - V22 ,751 Sherry Hunter Roister Doister

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3.24 Dr. Boyce Van Osdel, pastor of First Bap- tist Church in Oakland, California was the speaker for the spring Christian Emphases Week, March l-4. Dr. Van Osdel spoke each morning using the following topics: Who Am I'? , Where Did I Come From'? , Why Am I Here'? , and How Can l Grow ? . Prayer watch, wor- ship services, question hours, a movie, and a communion service were also part of the week's prograrn. Girl's trio, left to right, Jennie Greene, Margaret Clague, and Nell Hollingsworth, sing to Mahlon Howard at get-acquainted party. We Thirst For Meaning Preparing to serve communion at concluding service of CEW is, left to right, W. Welsh, J. Button, Dr. Van Osdel, H. Lippert, and E. Stobee. Lee Ora Peters was general chairman for the week's activities. Chairmen for the various committees were: J. Hood and R. Morford, evening program, D. Steadman and D. Skola, worship centers, A. Jeffries and J. Johnson, book table, L. Winter and W. Camp, worship service, S. Hansen, and N. Freeland,progran'1sg R. Woodrick and J. Bell, question hoursgN. Reeh and C. Bishop, publication, B. Shepherd and C. Stroni, sermon publication, B. Line- back and L. DeBoer, morning watch. Browsing at the CEW book table are, left to right, D. Nugent, L. Holst, J. Hood, J. John- son, H. Hamerly, J. Brasel, C. Strom, and W. Welsh.