Dakota State University - Trojan Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL BEADLE WOMEN'S FIELD HOCKEY TEAM were: lback rowl Barb Langland, Pat Krueger, Marlys Quinn, Ardis Wilde, Carol Bau, Sheryl Hansen, Linda Quail, Joyce Lusk, Lane Dannenbring, Diana McCarriar, lmiddle rowl Dorothy Sudtelgte, Vicki Tomscha, Marge Maire, Jane Cizadle, Gay Lynn Johnson, Linda Oliver, lsittingl Lois Meyer, Sue Halsted. GB Girls Active In Intercollegiate Field Hockey The 1966 fall sports program for women was highlighted by a short, but spirited field hockey season. Only three games against other schools were played but several intersquad games gave many girls the fun and experience of competition. Again this year the General Beadle Girls' Field Hockey Team attended the annual Augustana Field Hockey Clinic held at Sioux Falls, S.D., where GB Goalie Pauline Tulson was named most valuable player. The team under the direction of Miss Moore, posted a 0-2-1 record. Goalie Pauline Tulson blocks another attempted point. 126

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WRA Sponsors Women's Track Clinic Girls Track played a big part on the 1966 spring sports program. Among activities was a track clinic and meet held at Flynn Field in Madison. This event, which drew several teams, was sponsored by the WRA. The track squad included the following girls: Barb Nightser, Colleen Nelson, Barb Tastad, Valdona Millar, Pat Krueger, Diana McCarriar, Jeanie Long, Diane Lar- sen, Elie Berdahl, Sue O'Hara, JoAnn Boer, Pauline Tulson, Jackie Foross, Lois Myers, Karen Hanneman, Carol Bau, Jan Amert, Carolyn Knox, Norma Sonen, Bev- erly Hodne, Linda Schadwieler, Kay Strouth, Marge Maire, Becky Hansen, Rita Linder, Joan Hanneman, Margaret Pratt, Monica Peterson, LeeAnn Tjarks, Dee Jefferis, Sharon Hummel, Dorothy Sudtelgte, Kathleen Johnson, Carol Neuberger, Diane Lee, Sharon Tastad, Sue Halsted, Gay Lynn Johnson, Linda Oliver, and Judy Wait. Sue Halsted stretches for the finish line, 125 Running down the runway Becky the broad jump. Receiving the baton in the 440 Karen Hanneman, , 6 Hansen concentrates yard relay is

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A happy Coach Blankley addresses the student body at the opening football pep assembly. Assistant Coach Rudy Gaddini leads the Trojans to the practice field. Long hours of practice faced the Trojans as they prepared for the l966 season 72 Candidates Try Out For Gridiron Positions Starting football practice two weeks before the 1966-67 school year started was a record number of 72 candidates for the team. As time progressed the team was down to 62 players that came from 11 different states. Facing a tough nine-game schedule, the Trojans were determined to have a winning season. After rolling past Northwestern of Iowa, South Dakota School of Mines, and Dakota Wesleyan University hopes were high for the Trojans in the SDIC con- ference race. However, at this point in the season an unfortunate string of injuries seriously damaged the team's chances. As the season progressed more injuries added increased woe to the hard-luck Tro- jans. Losses to Northern, Black Hills, Sioux Falls, and Southern was interrupted only by a 7-0 win over Huron College. The final game of the season brought the Trojans to a winning season as they blanked Ellendale by a lopsided 39-0 score. The young team, which had only three seniors on the roster, was guided by head coach George Blank- ley, and assistants Ed Harter and newcomer Rudy Gaddini. 127