Dakota State University - Trojan Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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ills: During the pre-game show, Tutor Day Queen Linda Hotvet presented the 1966 homecoming football to Trojan co-captains Gene Elrod and Gary King.

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'Y Smiles from President and Mrs. Flaum were indicative of their emotions as they greeted the many spectators lining Egan Avenue. Fantasy of Color, entered by the Sophomore class, featured a large gold and blue castle, and was awarded second place honors in the Most Original division. ABOVE: The girls from Lowry Hall borrowed from the comic strip, Peanuts, to express their idea that Happiness ls Victory. BELOW: A rainbow, as seen by Noah, provided the basis 'lor the LSA theme, Colors of Promise. Entered in the Best Religious division, the float received a red ribbon.

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Presenting the Class A plaque to o member of the Howard High School Bond was Joel Jorgensen, co-chairman of the bond competition. Looking on are Ruth Wilson, competition co-chairman, ond Dr. Ritscher, advisor. Flynn Field was the scene of much color and excitement as students and alumni jammed the stands to watch the afternoon festivities October 22, 1966. It was a tough battle as the Sioux Falls College Braves invaded the field to take on the Trojans in the annual Tutor Day gridiron clash. The Trojans fought hard with the defensive teams dominating the play most of the game. The game was deadlocked 0-0 until midway into the third quarter when Bob Nix of Sioux Falls kicked for a 27 yard field goal. A touchdown by SF and a fourth quarter GB touchdown on a 30 yard pass interception by Ken Hansen ended the scoring with the Braves returning home with a slim 9-7 victory. 183