Dakota State University - Trojan Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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Douglas Dobbs Ass't Prof. of Industrial Arts ' Dr. Peter Ford Ass't Prof. of Music B.S., Panhandle A and M College B-M., Yule I-l lV9 5lIY M. Ad. Ed., U of Oklahoma M.M., Converse College D.M.A., Stanford University ll u Division Promotes Art Appreciation Joel Salter Instructor of Art B.S. and M.S., U of Wisconsin le Lawrence B. Sattgast Ass't Prof. of Ind. Arts B.S., Bemidji State College M.S., Colorado State College Graduate Study, U of Missouri The Division of Fine and Applied Arts develops in the student the ability to appreciate and under- stand some of the great art expression of the past and relate them to the present by means of studyg also to use the media of the arts to express them- selves creatively for a vocation and to use skills and knowledge in teaching fine and applied arts and music in the elementary and secondary schools. Serving as Chairman of this division was Dr. Richard C. Ritscher. Joining the division was Lawrence B. Sattgast, instructor of Industrial Arts. James H. Wright Inst. of Industrial and Fine Arts a.F.A., U of Illinois M.F.A., Southern Illinois U 211

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Q-. Under the direction of Dr. Ritscher, the pep band is active throughout the year, entertaining students at many athletic ' events and pep assemblies. . .,:.. Q V. Experimentation with self-portrait sketching is but one of many techniques which may improve the skills of the art student. AT RIGHT: A between-class chat is enjoyed by two instructors in the industrial arts department. -S2 -55 T t ., fd . L 2 fffgww W 'N Q ...W ,LQ 'N S. Kenneth Lotspeich Ass't Prof. of Music B.F.A., U of Nebraska M.Mus., U of Michigan, Ann Arbor 210 Dr. Richard C. Ritscher Professor of Music B. Mus. Ed., Millikin University M. Mus., U of Wisconsin Ed. N., Columbia U N.Y., N.Y.

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Steve Bindas Director of Health and Physical Education B.A., Drake University M.A., Michigan State George Blankley William Bulfer Football and Track Coach Ass't Prof. of Physical Education Ass't Prof. of Physical Education B.S., Western lllinois State U B.A., College of Idaho M.A., Colorado State College M.S., University of ldaho Department Guides tudent Health and Recreation The objectives of the Division of Health and Physical Education are to promote, main- tain, and safeguard student healthg to pro- vide for the student adequate opportunity for acquiring recreational skillsg to assist students to prepare themselves to assume responsibilities in their own communitiesg to educate all those who will teach effectively to meet with their own students the normal needs for physical and recreational activi- tiesg and to provide an adequate program for preparing special teachers and supervisors of physical education for schools and communi- ties. Joining the division were Rudy Gaddini, assistant football coach and wrestling coach, and Miss Margaret Moore, instructor of wom- en's physical education. dl Rudy J. Gaddini Ass't Prof. Health and Phys. Edu. B.A., Michigan S U M.A., U of Nebraska 212 M. Ed Harter, Jr. Basketball Coach Ass't Prof. of Physical Education B.S. and M.S., W. New Mexico U