Dakota State University - Trojan Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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me 'RI' Social Committee Sponsors adrigal Dinnerp Plans pring Prom The Social Committee is comprised of two social representatives from each class and is headed by Miss Thelma DeForest, Dean of Women. The organi- zation meets once each month and is responsible for planning many of the campus social activities of the year. Among the duties of this year's committee was to outline details for the Sadie Hawkins Dance and organize the Christmas Madrigal Dinner, which was held for the first time at General Beadle. In addition to sponsoring the Sweetheart Ball in February, the committee spent a great deal of time in planning for the Spring Prom-the theme being Springtime In Holland. Sh MEMBERS OF THE SOCIAL COMMITTEE: Istandingl Miss DeForest, Dale Hogie, Curt Hart, Ann Richter, Roy Peterson, Goy Lynn Johnson. Iseotedl Monica Peterson, Elmer Lovrien, and Jan Pomperin. Inot shownl Ruth Poppingu. Assembly Committee SERVING ON THIS YEAR'S ASSEMBLY COMMITTES were: Mr. Joel Solter, Mr. James L. Johnson, Dr. Keith Thompson, Dr. Richard C. Rltscher, and Dr. Kenneth Miller.

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wg.. . X Sw. s THE 1966-67 KSI HONOR ROLL included: lstandingl Eugene Daniel- Marilyn Jefferis, Pauline Tulson, Lee Ann Tiarks, Janice Pamperin, sen, Dave Egan, John Borns, Ray Peterson, Dr. Ernest Teagarden, advisor. Martha lken, Joel Jorgensen, and Joan Byllesby. Knot shownl Myrna lseatedl Barbara Nightser, Karen Danielsen, Sharon Lunt, Ruth Wilson, Norton, Ron Jansen. Kappa Sigma Iota: KSI Recognizes Outstanding Scholastic Ability Kappa Sigma Iota, General Bead1e's scholastic society, was organizad in 1923 by Dr. E. C. Higbie, former president at General Beadle. The purpose of KSI is to promote, secure, and maintain a high level of scholastic achievement in every phase of teacher preparation, to encourage and support out- standing service in the field of education, and to foster high ideals of professional fellowship. In keeping with tradition, the KSI has limited its on-campus membership to approximately twenty students. To be eligible for membership in KSI, a student must have a B 13.251 average or above. 65 This year ten students were selected for membership in the organization, thus making a total of 436 elected members over the years. The Kappa Sigma Iota annually awards scholar- ships to its members at the Initiation Banquet which is held in the spring. Sharon Lunt and Lee Ann Tj arks were this year's recipients. Dr. Ernest Teagarden, associate professor of history, serves as advisor to the honor society. Serving as KSI's officers were Joel Jorgensen, presi- dent, Joan Byllesby, vice-president, Martha Iken, secretary-treasurer: and Janice Pamperin, historian.

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Committee members Linda Petheram and Gloria Riecke use their creativity in working on the pageant Sei. Committee Outlines iss GBSC Pageant Details Preparations of the second annual Miss GBSC Pageant began in the fall of '66 as the general committee was selected to lay plans for the event. Composing this committee were Carl Trooien, committee chairmang Gloria Riecke, secretary' Ray Peterson, pageant directory Linda Pletheram judges chairmang Tom Redfield and Dean Larson stage construction and lightsg Gary Robinson, preliminaries chairman, and Mr. James L. John- son, adviser. Appointed by the committee to assist with the pageant were LaVonne Dieken, Marilyn Jefferis, Judy Wait, Gary Nyland, Jim Treloar, Doug Soule, Fred Smith, and Joyce Lusk. I 7 J sf in af K i 3 T S 2' 3 r' - 3 it irrrril Fritz i I l I l ll . .,s, L A Avi hnson Carl Trooien, Tom Redfield, M DEL SET FOR THE MISS GBSC Larson, Mr. James Jo 1 pAZCii'ii1il?aR'iiTcoAMMli',TEE MEMBERS Gloria Riecke, Dean Ray Peterson, and Lmdfl Pefhefam- 67 l