Dakota State University - Trojan Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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V1 my g I if ln iff , The first in a series of workshops featured a course in drivers education. Above, Dave Dangle is shown giving an illustrated lecture during a class session. AT RIGHT: Summer's heat drives Mr. Wright and his art class to the wide open spaces where the students enjoy the surroundings of a spacious and air-conditioned classroom. ,561 messy f- Max ,-A .. Ma' After a long wait, Sharlen Donielsen, Barb Hagen, and Lexie Rossow enjoy paging through the 1966 TROJAN which was distributed at a summer yearbook social. --t., F Action on the campus continued through- out the summer as students enrolled for the summer session which began June 13 and ran through August 6. In addition to the regular curriculum, sev- eral summer workshops were held beginning with a driver education course conducted by John Lang. Other workshops covered ele- mentary science, modern mathematics, space science, an instruction aides workshop for Indian personnel, and a reading clinic for elementary teachers.

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Waving farewell prior to their departure for Hot Springs were Carl Trooien, Ray Peterson, Kitty Bondesen, Mr. James L. Johnson, and Ardis Johnson. Five Attend tate Pageant General Beadle State College was well represented at the 1966 Miss South Dakota Pageant held at Hot Springs, July 14-17, as five Beadle delegates de- scended upon the pageant city for the twentieth annual state-wide event. For the first time, the col- lege was represented by an official entrant in the talent and beauty contest. Accompanying Kitty Bondesen, the reigning Miss GBSC, were Mr. James L. Johnson, chairman of the speech and drama de- partment, who returned as production manager for the second consecutive year, and his wife Ardis, who served as Miss Bondesen's official chaperone. Also making the trip were Ray Peterson, stage as- sistant and set designer, and Carl Trooien, college photographer and press representative. The Miss South Dakota Pageant is an official preliminary to the Miss America Pageant held each September at Atlantic City, New Jersey. beauties. Miss GBSC sparkles as she acknowledges the judges during the evening gown competition. Donning the crown of Miss South Dakota, l966, was Deborah Molitor, representing the University of South Dakota. Pictured with Miss Molitor are Janice Jencks, Miss Aberdeen, first runner-up, Dixie Kendrick, Miss Stockgrower, third runner-up, Barbara Sattler, Miss Northern State College, fourth runner-up, and Connie Merri- man, Miss Dakota Wesleyan University, second runner-up. Kitty waves to the crowd which lined the streets for the annual parade of 'S

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uni-' F' iii 'Uhr swung, ,J- 'T' za! M.. 'fr-W-Q Mr. Williams advises Ted Ellis about his classes, A bright September sun bore down as 332 green students gathered at the Women's Gymnasium where they experienced a never-to-be-forgotten day of fresh- man registration. 162 AT LEFT: An informal atmosphere prevailed as freshmen and transfer students gathered at the Activity Fair to hear about the various on-campus organizations. BELOW: ln-coming parents also learned about college pro cedures.