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

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15 I g , 5? nf SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. . . LuCille Kramer, Secretaryg Garene Benedict, Student Senate Representative, Marvin Clague, Dining Hall Representative, Patti Heyl, Vice-President, John Stone, Treasurer, Larry Winter, Presidentg and Mr. Harold Wortman, Adviser. Thirty-Five Seniors Graduate in Class of '60 Fall semester, 1956, brought a new surge of life to SFC. Nineteen of the original sixty-nine class members have remained through four event--filled years to complete their cour ses and to reach the climax of college life--graduation. The original nineteen from the class of 1960, has grown to thirty-five. Friend- ships made, discovery through books and professors, and new experiences are spent at SFC--days which will not soon be forgotten by the class of 1960. Garene Benedict Henry Bibelheimer Berthold, N. Dak. Ashley, N. Dak. Janice Bibelheimer Marvin Clague Cathay, N. Dak. Ames, Io. Music Education Business Administration Elementary Education Chemistry

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Named 'ro Who's Who Ronald Mattice Ronald Mattice, from Sioux Falls, South Dakota, has earned recognition in several areas of canfxpus life. He has been an outstanding letterman in foot- ball during his four years of school. In 1959 he was narned co-captain of the squad. Ron also let- tered in basketball his first two years of school. Ronald, an honor student, served as treasurer of the Student Senate his junior year. Completing his business adrninistration major at the end of the first semester, he is now employed in Winner, South Dakota by the state. I , Patricia Heyl Patricia Heyl, a music education major from Hartford, South Dakota, has been outstanding in the music departxnent on campus. She served as personal secretary to Dr. Bright, head of the Music Department, for two years. In addition to singing in the choir during the past four years, Patti was a soloist and sang in the Women's Trio for three years. This year she represents the Music Department on the Social Board. Some of her other activities include Crescendo, Roister Doister, and Brave Editor. 67 gf 9.5 A is i , 5 c 4 X P e jg. e is . S ' ' Marvin Maxvold As a history major, Marvin Maxvold has ser- ved in several capacities on the campus. I-le has been a member of Junto, Ministerial, Judson Fellowship, Student Christian Association, and the Crow Tribe. He served as a freshman and sophomore class officer. As a senior, Marvin has reigned as 1959-1960 Tepee Day Chief over the fall homecoming ac- tivities. He has earned his member ship of the national honorary society, Lambda Iota Tau. Marvin is very active at Central Baptist Church where he has the position of Youth Pastor. LI t S0

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Garneta Colon Glen Dappen Nina Hendricks Thelma Hennager Sioux Falls, S, Dak, Lucas, S. Dak. White Bear Lake, Minn. Flandreau, S. Dak. Medical Technology Chemistry Elementary Education Elementary Education Four years have passed, and graduation draws near. Time--where did it go? Days of leisure, cramming, sunfirners flying by, pressure, comprehensives, football, Tepee Days--countless activities, have been jarn- med into four years to make them exciting and unforgettable. Many young freshmen entered SFC with a goal, and this hazy dream has become a reality. Touching the folds of the gradua- tion gown--feeling the pressure of the cap Final Touches Precede Graduation is proof that the anticipated moment has arrived. Soon the senior will step off the platform with diploma in hand--a symbol of the achievements of the past four years. --3 Patti Heyl Robert Joyner Sioux Falls, S. Dak. Pontiac, Miflh- Music Education History LuCille Kramer gets a last minute assist from Dave Mallgren before the long awaited event.