Dakota State University - Trojan Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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,, ,, W, Dave Dedrick's constant flair of jokes kept GB students in stitches as the wellknown television personality entertained the crowd who gathered in the poverty spot of the campus.' Dave Dedrick Returns As Pep Assembly MC School spirit was at its heights as many students filled the Womens' Gym for the 1966 Tutor Day Assembly. This memorable event was held on the morning of October 21 and MC'd by Dave Dedrick from KELO TV. During the assembly the team was introduced and short pep talks given by the coaches. One of the highlights during the pep rally was the presentation of the NAIA plaque to Myron Moen for his outstanding shooting accuracy. The rally ended with the traditional snake dance down Egan Avenue. QW' Dr. Joseph Williams, Dean of GBSC, in behalf of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics, presents Myron Moen with a plaque for his outstanding shooting accuracy for the l965-66 season. Moen shot for an average of 70.5, the highest in collegiate basketball history. Taping the conversation is Dave Dedrick of KELO-TV.

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l 1 GBSC Cheerleaders link hands together to form'the customary snake dance. Starting at the Women's Gym, the spirited group made their way down Egan Avenue, where short pep talks were held at the inter- section of Egan and Center. l-lnlslmm IIY . 27 ABOVE: Many students, with the pep band, express their school spirit as they sway their wayf through the Madison business section. BELOW: Led by the cheerleaders, the chain of students lets off steam with a chorus of the GBSC School Song. 169 a!Q'ww:.. Energetic Donna Blake is rapidly pulled along the snake dance route. of-- ' I I gum After an exhausting and spirited snake dance, several students stand in a long line outside of the cafeteria. . Q 'F