Dakota State University - Trojan Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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--,. -0 NWI ' 5 iz? I 1 - 2 2 ' Q 1 5 Q - 2 ' 1 1 X. I E 5 f' 1, Ill if ,,,,..,....-.--- Mrs. Flaum attracts the students to her home by serving a variety of novel foods. I Even during lunch, President Flaum discusses the important future of GBSC. L cke . . . m 0 ' During the evening, the conversation centers on the serious side of college life. big 1 Mrs. Flaum bids good-night to the leaders of camPUS organizations as another Sounding Board session draws to a close. 7 Wifh ,ics of 49 , .f ,.,. ,.,. Af'

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' fg K ii r 'f . 'Nw , X -ix' ' X oy if-- 30' A h I if so f. f ! .2 .-.ro -.-z-,ferns ron 1965766 wc: iback f9w',G0'Y n- UV' r Ffh fxl1cil,1SOI'1, NOHCY Whcclcf, Glorlo Rleqiie' U-.N .- Giffqio Jmqinscn, Mortho Ikon, Jon Prairie, Sounding Board Discusses Campus Life 5 Iiozirci was formed for v fnionzil rQpi'esentatives , .1 1 is oi topics involving the E mr Cieiieral Beadle are I '-ggiz'-'wifi Concerning the activ- - iii-:iiilrf Student. Sounding li-i:zfi:ij.' of every month in 4 Ew:s:'.c-, and after each meet- fiiwxiss with their organiza- 'i-wcn snid and discussed. 48 gl . L k , ROY Peterson, fnot showni Don Dltter, Sievegiafpenmon' Tom oc 6 Fred Smith, Clayton Thornberf and Lee Ann e' v fi fx. NJ 6 x iw.-i H lk' I 4 fi .aw , .gn of l rv fi , .-I Vwyn at . -,. equi wow Q m'S'k s this ii' iw ,, I Y yi my-s fs Q, .1 ii i .N .1 Q 1 ,a s x Mrs. hom I l th r Wifi! Members of President Flaunis Sounding Board ga e' 5 of I . f f0plC President Flaum and his wife to discuss cuffen interest.

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I li i J ' . X s s ,. I7 . fp . 1 1 fb, . A' ' -l - lirllil- 751 O'-'EGA ,uc bod. row' Mr, Arnold, Nancy ' i 'ft ll 'f' O'T Lf 1'f', ROQU Pornpcrin, Doug Schctnon, ' - 5 fwfr Sondra Moose Aldis Johnson Mr J hn , , . o - - '- T fnwtn l-'-cry Kinslcy, Judy Knutson, Janet Della Psi Omega Grows ln umber fu W K 5 sullen L V 2 ,X , ist .sl X 1 I N 4 1 i ,iid Prairie, Orrin Townswick, Bill Atkinson, lfront rowl Jim Morris, Ray Peterson, Alon Christensen, Tom Redfield, Doug Soule, Dove Thoreson, Margaret Pratt, Connie Prouty, Donna Frick, Nancy Wheeler, Ruth Wil- son, Pat McAllister, and Dan Ryan. Delta Psi Omega, the national dramatics fri?- ternity, continued to expand in number at GBSC th1S Year- Over a two-year period, membership h8S grown from three to over fifty - making the local chapter one of the largest in the nation. To become a member of Delta Psi Omega, one must have had either'0I1C major role or two minor roles in college product1QIlS- Students may also obtain membership by working on production crews. Advisers for the group Wefef Mr. James L. Johnson and Mr. B. Paul Arnold. Officers included: Dennis Bossman, presidenti Clay' ton Thornber, vice-president, Ruth Wilson, secretary? and Nancy Hexom, corresponding secretary. KAI righ Mal Pct: BEL Jan r H ,i LX!- ig'