Dakota State University - Trojan Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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I If ,. ak, 7f' I f ,NM ,,,, ,fl X, LINDA for each and every candidate. Papers on tree trunks, placards in halls, signs on the build- 4 ings, and posters on walls greeted students and urged support The newly elected officers stand before the students who gathered at the Women's Gym to hear the election results. 155 President-elect Fred Smith ad dresses the GBSC student body.

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Campaign Sprrrts Soarp mith Elected President Student Senate elections were held Friday, April 22, 1966, after two weeks of campaigning on campus. An election dance was held on Friday evening, at which time the election results were announced. Selected by the students to head the student govern- ing body were Fred Smith, presidentg Tom Locke, vice presidentg and Nancy Wheeler, secretary. Other members elected were LeeAnn Aker and Beverly Hodne, councilwomeng Jim Burma and Jim Heid- brink, councilmeng and Vicki Hanson and Georgia Jorgensen, council members-at-large. Even the Easter rabbit stayed around long enough to campaign for Georgia Jorgensen. Bulletin boards seemed to be bulging at the seams before the campaign finally reached its climax. 154 , 5 twin The Trojan Center buzzed with action April 22 as students cast their ballots for the candidates of their choice. There were also those who, like Cheryl Kearin, realized they had checked the wrong square!

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5 3 -,mn ABOVE: Many couples swing in tempo to the music pro- vided by the Skip Hudson's Quintet at the traditional Spring ,H Prom. AT RIGHT: Skip Hudson highlighted the evening as he displayed his musical talents with a drum solo. GBSC Celebrates A Roman Holiday Under a scarlet sky of red and gold, the 1966 Spring Prom was attractively decorated in a Roman Holiday style. Sparkling pillars of white With glittering vines and balloons gave the ball- room a grand effect. The annual Spring Prom was held in the -Memorial Gymnasium and the Skip Hudson's Quintet furnished the music for this memorable occasion. 156 BELOW: Jan and Roger Pamperin are shown dancing by the water fountain which centered the ballroom. The pic- ture was taken on the opposite side of the fountain, giving the photograph an interesting bubble-like pattern.