Black Hills State University - Eoicha Yearbook (Spearfish, SD)

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GVCI'W Jaw ll We 4an in Me m: 3,650 4W2; doubledly recall Aladdin 5' ow +h ' e llH fly released a le Ur- mmand. There is Aladdin and +heasfiz; e ?o examine fhe fume lea+fel Teachers College v e rou I aled-W: gfnsfilelgii ' lOVEFS over +hem awe. . Aladdin. The commiHee m +haf if will be able +0 enie of The lufure. Mem. fulure is Theirs lo com. fasl is nol simple. ' should conlinue lo em- r educalion and al The revide oppor'runilies in -n for +hose inieresled in delermined +he sludy Iemenf +his obieclive lhe mined +hese aspecls: ollmenf, number of lac- ctu ralio, adminislra- on. curricula. buildings. nd housing, library needs. rvices. . ilizafion of presenl lafll- by fhe group. By delng . +he currenf dailY class hl and Wilh The addition ssions. classroom Ul'l'la' up huenW percent. . zafion will nof mlnlmlze addifional classrooms. +he expanswqdphn :llho college preSl e l ely from +he s'rudy'gro'JP +ure eSl'maha oom slruc +icipal95 dollars. He an alory SC 00 he old labo;r a library T be used 0 group disagreed I sludY ucllon- Te consfr '. r:wzrwds confinued addl h .senf library; Togas: lh: ear period U9 $9 Ii. then of a separa cademic Year 19531959 If +he s'iudy group could command +he genie of The fufure, separafe library facilifies would head +heir preference list The presenf library areas would be converled +0 adminisfrafive offices. In preferred order. +he group would ask for separa+e indus+rial ar+s facilifies. new heafing and mainfenance building. separafe fine ar+s for The +hea+re and all olher fine ar+s curricula. conversion of +he audii'orium +0 classrooms. in- creased science faciliHes. and conslruc- fion of a field house for physical edu- cafion and recrealion programs. The factu sfudy also cifes +he prob- lem of low feacher salaries. Salaries are lower af +eacher colleges +han a+ o+her sfafe insfifufions of higher learning. lm- proved salary s+a+us for Black Hills would also include re+iremen+ and in- surance benefifs and more liberal sab- bafical policies. Sfudenhfacully rafio now slands af fwenfy-one +0 one. The group recom- mends a fwelve +0 one rafio by I973. The commiffee also advocafes an aca- demic maior in each +eaching field. Beyond The undergraduafe program. +he proiecfion commiHee recommends expansion of +he masfers of educa+ion program. Grealer varieiy of academic major and graduafe insfruc'rion during +he academic year are among requesfs. The presenf program is resfricfed fo summer sessions. Now and Ten Years Hence. a re- porf prepared ioinfly by +he adminis- frafion and a faculfy commiHee a+ Projecfed faculfy: 206 llZ-l sfudenf-faculfy rafiol Presenf sfaff: 48.2 ac+ual insfrucfors Projecfed volumes for +he library: 70.000 Curren+ volumes in +he library: 40.000 Projected library seafing capacify: 770 s+uden+s Currenf library sealing capacify: I80 sfudenfs 400 Hungry Jackeis Currenf Food Service BHTC. per year: $820 Na+ional. per year: $2.000 Black Hills. safisfied a requesf issued by The Regen+s of Educafion +0 each of +he Sfafe's ins+i+ufions of higher learn- mg. Members of +he faculfy sfudy group were: r. Keifh JewiH, chairman; Dr. Vicfor Weidensee. Mr. Vern Backens, Miss CharloHe Forsberg. Mr. Maurice Fifzgerald, Mr. William Fullefon. Mr. Frank MaHern. Dr. Russell E. Jonas. president represenfed lhe adminisi'ra- five viewpoint 800 Hungry Jackels Proiecfed Food Service BHTC. per year. I970: $l.230 Nafional. per year. I970: $3.000 Current, projected education costs Projecfed housing for l.000 s+uden+s Curren+ housing 300 s+uden+s

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' wm,wmm..mm..mmw. of lite Magic famp You will undoubfedly recall Aladdin and his magic lamp-how Hue liHle ur- chin inadverlenlly released a genie sub- iecf +0 his command. There is a allel be'rween Aladdin and +11e sludy group appoinfed +0 examine flue fu+ure of Black Hills 1Sfa+el Teachers College Like Aladdin. +11e group gof more. +han if anlicipa+ed-+he genie released from +11e lamp lowers over +hem awe- somely. Unlike Aladdin. +l1e commiHee can'f be cerfain +ha+ 11 will be able 10 influence 1118 genie of H19 fufure. Mem- bers hope +11e lufure is +11e1rs +0 com- mand; bu+ +11e Jtask is n01 simple. The college should confinue 10 em- phasize leacher educaHon and a1 1he same fime provide opporfunifies in hiqher educafion for 1hose inferesled in ofher fields. defermined flue sludy group. To implemenf +1115 obieclive 'lhe commiHee examined +11ese aspeds: Sludenf enrollment number of fac- tu, sludenf-facully rafio, adminisfra- five organizaHon. curricula. buildings. food services and housing, library needs. and special services. Increased u+iliza+ion of presenf facil- ifies was eyed by +11e group. By adding fwo periods 10 +11e curren+ daily class schedule of eighf and wi+l1 +he addifion of Safurday sessions. classroom uliliza- par- 1. :- Hon would be up fwenly percent A Ten -Year .. - Greafer u+ilizalion will no+ minimize . +11e need for addifional classrooms. . ' ,1 l Nofed firs+ on +119 expansion plan sub- PrOJeCtlon 5 miffed by 1118 college presidenf 1who worked separa+ely 1rom +he sludy groupl is a large classroom s+ruc+ure es+1ma+ed of Growth, Needs a1 111011101615. He 711910995 eliminafion of +119 old laboralory school and ifs sife +0 be used for a library . 1: :1 1 cenfe1. at BIaCk HIIIS :3 Presiden+ and sludy group disagreed '1 : ', relafive 10 library cons+ruclion. The ' presidenf recommends con+inued addi- +1ons lo +11e presenf library: 1oward +11e end of +119 len-year period 119701. +l1e possible cons+ruc+ion of a separale li- brary. . . n . Annual Enrollment PrOjeCtIO Enrollment by AcademIC Year Projected symbol represents 2336 Symbol represents 990 students 1963- 1964 990 1968- 1969 1964- 1965 1089 1969- 1970 1965-1966 1198 1970-1971 9 -1956 1966-1967 1318 1971-1972 l 55 1953-1954 315 1958-1959 1954-1955 446 1959-1960 571 1960-1961 . 9 7 639 1961-1962 1967-1968 1450 1972-1973 1956 l 5 1957-1958 657 1962-1963 128E, 913511118311, 31333.1 ?1 11151516115.

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STUDtNT 05min 3.1.5:: mus TEACHERS comes: ans oomnonv 0 K mLLs TEACHERS coma: New womenls dormitory, student union facilities readied for fall occupancy SEPARATE student union facilities, rising on the south campus will replace limited accommodations provided by Jonas Hall, Former union facilities will be converted to dining service COMPLETION of new dormitory on western slope will increase campus housing from 300 persons to 462. The new dorm represents substantial step toward onicampus housing for 1,000 by 19730 The new sludenf union rising on Hie soulh campus will greei sludenfs and laculfy. homecoming alums and visifors. Ready for use nex+ fall. +he union will accommodaie alumni facililies. posf oliice. mee+ing rooms, dining service. oul'door palio. chapel. and booksfore. Tenfalive planning calls for a direc+or oi sfudenl aclivifies and a sludenl advisory group appoinled by lhe sludenl' council +0 adminis'rer union programs. A new dormifory on +he wesfern campus. wi+l1 accommodahons ior I62 persons. will augmenf housing for women provided by Wenona Cook and Souih Halls.