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

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS.. .First Row: N. Farrell, Secretary, Y. Hansen, Dining Hall Representativeg B. Dappen, Vice-President. Second Row: R. Steadman, Student Senate, F. Weaver, Treasurerg and L. Peters, Presi- dent. Not pictured is Mr. Hawkins, Adviser. Juniors Ready To Fill Senior Shoes The fifty-two members of the junior class who returned to school this fall soon became engaged in the many activities on the campus. After sunimer vacation, they were ready for a SllCC6SSfL11 year, as the new officers laid their plans., The majors of the juniors were becoming a reality as they passed the half way mark. Three years have prepared the juniors for new responsibilities. Q y ii 2 gg Q X Barbara Dappen Harvey DeGroot James DeJong Noel Dikkers 73 ,in U. L 'wmv . if by ' . 3 :Q '.,,V 55 x L 93, E 4f '422K i S532 N f Charmaine Bauer ' Rodney Birger Bill Bowman Doris Button Don Carlson

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Duane Sis son Johanna Soodsma Edward Stafford Carl Stanek Waterloo, la. Sioux Falls, S. Dak. Oxford, Nebr. Montgomery, Minn, Sociology Elementary Education History Business Administration Graduation Means Beginning for Anxious Seniors E. Robinson prepares for practice teaching and gains new experiences. i i The future is in sight. Some knowledge has passed from the printed page to the brain. Seniors are nearly ready to enter varied fields. The preparation for teaching includes a course in practice teaching. This is train- ing taken at different Schools throughout the city for a period of nine weeks. Commencement will mark an exciting beginning to a. life for which this group has been preparing themselves. Their minds have been opened to the new experi- ences awaiting them in this new life. JOhX'1 Stone William Vernon Helen Wessel Larry Winter Sioux Falls, S. Dak. Sioux Falls, S. Dak. 5iO1lX Falls, S. Dak. Wessington Springs, S Dak Psychology Business Administration English Music Education

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f!',,, '-7 'Z 1' ft if j f , 3. Aw ii ii i'1? ' i , fr 1 Richard DeNeui Richard Dykstra Nancy Farrell Robert Furnas Leora Griffith John Hammond Shirley Hansen Yvonne Hansen Kenneth Haring Glenn Harless Juniors Accept Responsibilities on Campus Qs. Sn--f L WR Rodney Birger assists Barb Shepherd with waste paper as he dispatches duties as jani- tor at Glidden Hall. Never give up the ship has been one of the thoughts im- pressed upon the juniors. Diffi- cult freshman days and sopho- more temptations to transfer have brought a more rnature out- look to campus activities and responsibilities. Members of the junior class hold on-canqpus jobs as lab as- sistants, janitors, student teach- ers, and officeassistants. These jobs plus their studies keep them busy in a whirl of activity on the SFC Carnpus.