Dakota State University - Trojan Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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nowy Weather elcamerl lor Annual now eek Snow flurries and cloudy skies prevailed throughout the week of February 13-17 as General Beadle celebrated its third annual Snow Week. Although it was cold, the snow was welcomed by the students, especially those working on snow sculptures. Winning this year's snow sculpture awards were the junior class, first place with their turtle and heart. Second place went to Higbie Hall's Snoopy vs. the Red Baron, while Gam- ma Delta's Praying Hands won third prize. A sock hop was held immediately following X fi , I - sr rt t . - the GB-DWU basketball game. Winning first place honors for the best decorated socks was Carol DeLay, who represented the MENC. TOP: Perched atop his doghouse, Snoopy gazes down upon Mr. Joel Salter during the judging of the snow sculptures. ABOVE: Linda Thomsen and Gloria Riecke have the cold weather to help put the finishing touches on the Gamma Delta snow sculpture. AT LEFT: A colorful pair of socks worn by Carol DeLay walked away with first place honors in the best decorated socks contest. 192

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, ff- -MM, f . TOP, LEFT: Higbie band's rendition of Pipe Line was a hit with both students and judges alike as it won first place in the talent competition. TOP, RIGHT: Dennis Anderson entertained everyone by singing the popular Ballad of the Green Berets. ABOVE: Jean Lorang put her speaking ability to good use as she tried to persuade everyone into buying some of Victor Virile's Very Vital Vitamins. 5 i Higbie Hall Band Cops Top Talent Honors An added feature to this year's Snow Week festivi- ties was the variety show held Thursday evening, February 16. A number of organizations were repre- sented by individuals and groups who displayed their various talents in hopes of gaining additional points for their particular organization. Awarded first prize was a band composed of five men from Higbie Hall-Jim Rourk, Dale Klingberg, Roland Bradford, Gary Hartwig, and Rick Wales. Sec- ond place went to Higbie's Dennis Anderson, who sang while accompanying himself on the ukulele. Jean Lorang, representing the Newman students, earned third place honors. Judges for the event were Mr. Merrill Hunter, John Kearns and James Swanson. Included amongst the variety show talent was a skit, Oklahamlet presented by the girls of Lowry Hall, a vocal solo by Georganne Blase, a record pantomime by Irene Dugdale, and a rag doll's interpretation of Carl Sandburg's Love, as given by LaVonne Dieken. 193