Dakota State University - Trojan Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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Athletic Committee Schedules Sports Events it we MEMBERS OF THE ATHLETIC COMMITTEE were: lback Dr. Harry P. Bowes, Mr. Joe Habeger, Mr. Harland Flemmer, rowl Ron Jansen, Mr. George Blankley, Mr. Milo Natwick, and Dr. Harry Robinson. The committee awarded scholar- Mr. Steve Bindas, Mr. Ed Tyc, lfront rowl Eugene Danielsen, ships and scheduled athletic events of the year. GB Varsity Club Recognizes lettermen Varsity Club promotes participation in varsity athletics and consists of Varsity Lettermen. Upon initiation, an athlete is recognized as a varsity club member. The club provides a wholesome program of athletics on General Beadle Campus. During the year the club sells refreshments at all sports events and provides athletic scholar- ships. The organization is advised by Coach Blankley. 5 S' l At the close of the basketball season a special varsity club dinner was held at the Park Hotel. All lettermen to- gether with the coaches and cheerleaders attended the event. VARSITY CLUB OFFICERS were: Fred Laborn, secre- tary-treasurer, Paul Tanke, president, Rodney Blanchard, vice-president. ,+ w

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Pem Club l40 Members trong l l ACTIVITIES headed by: lstandingl Lois Meyer, secretary, Myron Moen, president, Mike Lewis, program chairman, Bill Sharon Hummel, publicity chairman, Pauline Tulson, alumni Heitkamp, vice-president. chairman, Gay Lynn Johnson, program chairman, lkneelingl PEP CLUB OFFICERS were: Linda Oliver, vice-president, Donna Blake, secretary-treasurer, Bonnie Peterson, publicity chairman, inot shown? Dennis Tonsager, president. 69 Pep Club Organized, Migrates to DWU New to the realm of organizations on campus is the pep club which was organized during the basketball season. Pep club booster buttons were ordered, and blue and gold derbies were sold to each member. The members Worked together with the cheerleaders in creating unified routines to some of the yells. Among the club's activities was a mass migration to Wesleyan, January 31.

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Z, ,. 4 'Z W, .qi 4 ki: I ,Z lf, fi' f ., 7 W .J , 5 1 J is x on f ' WRA ACTIVES were: lback rowl Joyce Lusk, Myrna Poppe, Norma Sonen, Sharon Clark, Judy Knock, Lane Dan- nenbring, Linda Quail, Georgia Jorgensen, lmiddle rowl Pam Marsh, Pauline Tulson, Joyce Otkin, Donna Minnaert, Joan Byllesby, Carol Bau, Barb Langland, Jolene Lindbloom, Vicki 71 , 3 Q Tomscha, Miss VanO'rnum, lfront rowl Gay Lynn Johnson, Jan Amert, Bonnie Peterson, Sue Halsted, Lois Meyer, Dor- othy Sudtelgte, Linda Schladweiler, Sharon Hummel, Diana McCarriar, and Jackie Foross. Coeds Participate In Intercollegiate ports WRA is the Women's Recreational Association on the campus. The group meets every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon. The girls participate in various activities including field ball, basket- ball, softball, volleyball, track and field, badmin- ton, bowling, tennis, and golf. Activity points are earned by attending regular meetings, par- ticipating in intercollegiate sports, hiking, and intramural tournaments. Awards are given to members that have earned enough activity points towards an emblem, blazer, or blanket. WRA is guided by Miss Van Ornum. DIRECTING WRA ACTIVITIES were: lstandingl Gay Lynn Johnson, president, Sharon Hummel, vice-president, Joyce Lusk, secretary-treasurer, Sue Halsted, WRA state repre- sentativeg Carol Bau, social chairman.