Dakota State University - Trojan Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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WY. AT LEFT: A sticky-fingered Brenda Schlenker indicates that she is having fun despite the mess. BELOW: Dancing provided the students with an excellent opportunity to meet and become acquainted with new faces. Fr .x ' , 'iv I , I J n X V' xx ABOVE: Slicing enough watermelon to satisfy the hungry students was no easy task. AT RIGHT: Student Body President Fred Smith finds that he has nothing over the rest of the students when it comes to eating watermelon. 165

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Old Meet and Greet New at atermelon Bust perclassmen returned to the campus as old-timers to meet and greet the new freshmen who gathered on the parking lot north of Kennedy Hall for the annual orientation watermelon bust. In addition to the melon feed, the cheerleaders led the students in a short pep rally and a live band was on hand to provide music for dancing. AT RIGHT: A sharp knife was not enough to keep Diane Siemonsma from reaching in for another piece of sweet tasting watermelon. BELOW: The evenings activities com menced with a rousing pep rally. ABOVE: Linda Petheram and Gloria Riecke prove that garbage barrels are not bad items to have around when eating watermelon. AT RIGHT: A live band provided music for the students' listening and dancing enjoyment. It was an evening of excitement and fun as up !7

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,.., ,. .,,.-. -w,-v,..4.-i.......-f V gy: 0 A-ftr Months ol Planning, Hours of Preparation Result ln Successful Homecoming Preparation for the 1966 Tutor Day Festivi- ties began in January as three co-chairmen were selected to guide the plans for the annual homecoming event. Working together with Student Body President, Fred Smith and head- ing the 1966 Tutor Day Committee were Jill Jorgensen, Joel Jorgensen, and Ray Peterson, all of Oldham. Long hours of discussion and concentrated organization on the part of the general homecoming committee preceded the big event. The entire month of October found Beadle students joining in a buzz of activity which included, among other things, band re- hearsals, float and dance decorating, and vari- ety show rehearsals. ' M' i ' : ' :? t W . ,vm .:2f.fea::sf-' WE, - , .- A ' ' .... , K W Q Q Ut 3. 5,155 '- as V3 EM X-Q--K za 3 1 as 2 F es. .c t , Q Q. or -. t . , . ----,-- M ,I ... ,N . Xl SNK' Tfgwmmv M M seas wil Qi s as o S. QL? WAN X xy xmiglvi' c Nam , N , , .. .. l.,e,. ....t t is A .. :.: VQQII Using her own sales pitch, JoAnn Boer winks as she points to the bumper stickers advertising GBSC's biggest event of the year. ' , - . L 'e'1.tsQ...3-ffeiefs-HN is V --- f M rin., ' .,... - me assess saws, as sites No, the queen and her escort did not forget their formal attire. Rather, Tom Locke and Ruth Wilson fill in for the i965 royalty during the dress rehearsal for the coronation ceremonies.