Dakota State University - Trojan Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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f' 2 xx. fha' 7 Elegance was the word as couples danced to the melodic strains of the Collegiates. Students and Facult Members Enjo an Evening of Dancing fafe e dnnn p d-frt , J? ' l-hwyfrw - lwagrzfl H 14 . - . hr 9,1-fd' lL'M4W' 2 ,,,,, f N. QMQW. f .,ffWf' ,fM.f.- at the 1965 Spring Prom P ...ew 4 .. ' d ,,, , t . I The night of May 6, 1965, was a beautiful evening, :incl its beauty will long he remembered by those who attended tho annual Spring Prom. The dance was with glitterccl balloons 'md strands of astel col I C p - ored crepe paper. The Collegiates, an orchestra from Sioux Falls, furnished the music. Approximately 150 elegantly attirod couples attended the gala event. rl? , ht-id in the nuts Club which had been gaily decorated 6 6 it , -X , 5 4 --eg M fu M .fdfw -2'-had --R um :Liar-Qi: A -W.,-,4 hafllgul al .grid ' L ' Qu:-re, yup, Q... M S ' 'I p vvffgr A f .4 .i n -rs I , :lx , F 9' M .1 1 -1 -ww mm .ddl ' rw! J ,, ., L' ,, fi elsif' X14 ty ,fy -,fit , rdaffm- it X l 4, Greeting President and Mrs. Flaum upon their arrival at the prom were Janis Rikansrud and Jim Heidbrink. 166

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' Midwest standstill. .md :ard The worst winter storm in history swept across the Upper Midwest and reached the Madison area as students were preparing to go home for the Weekend of March 4-7. Because of the impassible roads, stu- dents Were forced to spend their time on campus. The 'Trojan Center buzzed with activity. With all Madison cafes closed, employees at the Snack Bar were kept especially busy frying hamburgers and shoes and making malts. On Friday evening, The RaVeUf' with Vincent Price, was shown to a jam- Packed crowd. Saturday evening a special social was held for all who were snowbound at GBSC. The 'South Dakota Music Educators Association Convention and Intercollegiate Band which was '00 have been held at the college on March 5 was also cancelled. I One death in Lake County was attributed to the blizzard. Stores closed early on Friday and schools were closed. , V f WK 1 ..,,,. , X 1,. x A x . i nf 'U ,.f.,, , f ' 4, f .4 -. . am! Strong winds made it extremely difficult to reach one's destination Interesting snow patterns were formed on the buildings.

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143 ff' Lg Y' 'rv 5-' ff 1 3 1' ig fi iit 'ERN 5 7 E E , rs . 5 E 2 . X v Q 4 E ii K- , 2, n X Dean Joseph Williams Introduced one ot -the dls tlngulshed speakers at the event Archle Gub- H brud former governor ot South Dakota. President Laurence S. Flaum intr0dUC6d The Honorable Barrett Lowe, a college alumnUS, HOW 5 5, 55 fi, The Glrls Glee Club under the direction of Mr S K Lotspexch, sang several numbers to open the Three Individuals Recognized as Campus Commemorates Honors and Founders Da Honors and Founders Day is an annual event at General Beadle honoring former alumni and founders of the college. It is also a day when all outstanding students and scholarship winners are recognized. l l