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

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QXVQ' 42-fl.-ar Q , - F. 'fwflw ' swf. j gas? fe v is 'xr 2' a. P. '4 A rf senfative Man Duane Sisson Iowa, will receive a B. A. idegree with a major in sociol- ogy and minors in history. V He has served of vice president for Student Christian Association, planning the Thursday chapel programs. He displayed his flair for drama as a member of the play cast of Antigone , 1957 fall production. During his junior year, he was treasurer of the class and a proctor in the men's dormitory. Duane has gained much practical experience for the ministery by serving as president of Minis- terial, and student assistant at First Baptist Church. He plans to continue his studies at Berkley Baptist Seminary in Berkley, California, after6a4year as a BYF Intern.

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Glen Dappen Glen Dappen, from Lucas, South Dakota, is a well-known student on the campus because of his active participation in many of the organizations on campus. He has been a member of Choir, Jud- son Fellowship and the Crow Tribe, of which he was president his junior year. Glenn, too, was honored with a Purple Feather last spring. This winter he was initiated into Delta Psi Omega, an honorary drarna society. Glen is a chemistry major who plans to con- tinue his studies at the University of South Dak- ota. He and his wife Barbara plan to become mis- sionaries. 'mf Six Senior Students Larry Shaw Larry Shaw, history major from Fremont, Nebraska, has contributed a great deal of capable leadership to our carnpus. I-Ie was a member of the Osage tribe in which he served as president. l-le has held an office in the Student Senate for two years, serving as Man-at-Large his junior year and Student Body President this past year. Larry's talents extend into the music field where he has been a member of the choir and a quartet known as the Collegiates. Larry's out- standing leadership earned a Purple Feather for him during his junior year. Janice Bibelheimer Personality combined with scholastic achieve- ments make Janice Bibelheimer one ofthe out- standing senior women on our campus. Janice is an elementary education major from Cathay, North Dakota. She 'has been a member of Judson Fellowship, Crescendo, Women's Trio, and Stud- ent Christian Association. Janice has served as vice-president of the dorm council, secretary of Student Association, library president, and vice-president of the choir. ln her senior year, Janice reigned as Tepee Day 6Princess for the homecoming activities. 6 i 7 '9 m:nh.. ..,,NNS