Dakota State University - Trojan Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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I ill those in tic director Liv' J . M we. -'Im pw! mm S- ABOVE LEFT: Special entertainment was provided at the reception by Jerry Broveleit and Joel Barkmeier. At their left is Bill Heitkamp and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Heitkamp, Adrian, Minn. ABOVE: The reception following the GB-Southern game pro- vided an opportunity for the athletes and their parents to meet one another and enjoy the modern facilities of the new Trojan Center. AT LEFT: Mrs. L. K. Stoddard, Parker, mother of Lee Stod- dard and a loyal Trojan fan, enjoys a cup of coffee and a doughnut while chatting with Mr. and Mrs. Helmer Moen, Sis- seton, and Mrs. Myron Moen. gggg j -i 3 ' Upon their arrival at the reception, Coach Harter and his wife cast expressions of relief and joy at having won the last if game of the season. Prior to the varsity game, all parents and honored guests .- were introduced and received a warm welcome from the large 'T -- if crowd which filled Memorial Gymnasium. 123 Y.

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R... Mr. Midgard, food service director at the college, Cul and served the hum at the banquet supper which was served cafeteria style. 3, I X , ,V 2 . , 1 ,,.i...,,,, . .- Q' ,f Ziff 1 3 A special welcome was extended to all thase in attendance by Mr. Steve Bindas, athletic director Banquet, Trojan Victor , MSC- and Reception Highlight Parents' Night The 97-76 win over Southern on February 19, 1966, was an im- portant one for several reasons. First, it was the last game of the season. The win also clinched second place for the Trojans in the SDIC race. Finally, it was parents' night, and the victory gave many proud parents the opportunity to see a great team in action. The evenings activities began at 5:30 with a banquet at the Zim- mermann Hall Cafeteria. Following the ame, a rece tion was held at S P the Trojan Center for all players, their parents, faculty members and friends. The cheerleaders were an hand to help set tables, welcome the parents, type name cards, and pm on the corsages and boutonnieres. 122 5 1 4 r'-'N--P-m..Z..,.,s ,,,, ., ' ' I v M---,.,. ,....,,,.,.,.,.,,.,. .. ......,...,......,.--- - , . P , ,,,,, K, .. .1 , ., . , nl I

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Myron Moen talks with Coach Harter during a practice session break. N 'f f , wfk 61 4' ,n n 1 n 44 Q 1. , Q 5 5 if we 1 . - sw. 1. ss aco ' 1 oen Ins SDIC, NA A All-Star Honors Myron Moen, Beadle's basketball ace from Sisseton, South Dakota, broke the NAIA field goal shooting percentage and Was named to the NAIA District 12 all-star team and the South Dakota Intercollegiate Conference all-conference team. Moen, a 6-3 junior, shot 70.5 per cent from the field, breaking the NAIA's previous mark of 70.0 per cent made by Richard Trice of Howard Payne College in 1963. Myron averaged 23 points in a 23-game season, racking up 550 total points. In the SDIC, he scored 308 points in twelve contests for a 25.7 average and led the SDIC percentages with 68.8 per cent. Beadle's Rick Fisher and Lee Stoddard Were given honorable mention on the SDIC team. 1 1 , I sf! . rf , r wa, 'L f, , 1 f 1 1 f 1 ...gi ' V f . ff Myron Moen MEMB Troians' Individual Performance SDIC Standings FG FG FG Att Made 'Ms Northern 12- 0 Fisher 260 137 52.6 General Beadle 3 4 my 157 53 40-1 ' Moen 272 192 70.5 Heitkamp 195 90 46,1 Dwu 1- 5 Stoddard 222 103 46,3 Orton 148 69 46.6 HUTOII 6- 6 Heldt 69 33 47 Thomas 55 25 45 Bl - Bentson 13 2 15 BCI! HIIIS 6- 6 Carlson 24 9 31 Sperling 21 9 43 S0llthel'lI 2- 1 0 Bouman 4 0 00 M 5-rahm 62 21 34 mes rumen 8 1 I3 1-11 Totals 1519 150 49 124 FT Made 34 49 166 32 56 23 19 11 0 14 6 2 10 1 417 FT 'Fotal Game fx, Pts. Ave 64 308 12 77 175 7 76.4 550 23 45 212 9 71.7 262 10 59 161 6 58 85 4 69 61 3 00 4 06 58 32 2 55 24 24 33 2 .05 59 52 4 100 3 65 1929 .01 E1