Dakota State University - Trojan Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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oLE Sr Q 1 Qc- Q - 13' '90 U 095 0 'V Sammi 18 81 V' W 45 og sr .,... . o uj . .... ---- ' ' 7' M 1-'Q l 5' ve, I In Closing . . . Faces . . . familiar and unfamiliar, a memorable homecoming, re- search papers, a cup of coffee in the Snack Bar, committee meetings, an SDIC basketball co-championship, administrative changes, socials, a popular broadway musical, fire alarms, banquets, a new sidewalk, final exams, graduation . . . this was life at GBSC, l966-'67. Within these 280 pages we have endeavored to capture some of the major highlights of the past school year. We sincerely hope that this book, the i967 TROJAN, will put new light on some of those unforget- table moments of the past. Although we regret the late distribution, we believe that the inclusion of more spring events makes for a better book. The favorable com- ments on last year's publication led us to continue with the 9 x l2 page size, and, with the addition of more color and duotone, we fol- lowed the basic layout pattern of the '66 edition. By now, you more than likely have thumbed through the pages and have analyzed the book for yourself. We certainly hope that it meets with your approval. Recording the year's events of a busy campus is no easy task, but thanks to a few hard-working staff members, the finished product is in your hands. As editors, we feel that special recognition should be extended to our loyal photo editor, Carl Trooien, who seemed to enjoy his work despite our constant nagging and demands. We would also like to extend our gratitude to Mr. Milo Natwick, our administrative advisor, whose cooperation and understanding were most greatly appre- ciated. To Modern Press goes unlimited credit, for despite our delayed deadlines and poorly marked copy, they managed to produce, what we hope you consider to be, a yearbook of which to be proud. And cer- tainly, to the students, faculty, and administration, we extend our most sincere thanks for your patience and cooperation. ln closing, then, may we say . . . editing the l967 TROJAN has had its moments . . . both good and bad. Nevertheless, it has been a truly rewarding and worthwhile experience, and we sincerely hope that you have enjoyed and appreciate our efforts. ,JA-wfotg YW4 ' With the finished product before them, co-editors Ray Peterson and Gloria Riecke take time to reminisce life at General Beadle State College, 1966- '67 ,fl We 280

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