Dakota State University - Trojan Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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Council Organizes Religious Emphasis eek eat if l ' s- ' of up r A MEMBERS OF THE I966-'67 RELIGIOUS COUNCIL were: Istand berger lsrthngl .loan Byllesby Pastor Urness Mrs Scovlll Lois Olson ingl Dave Thoreson, Tom Peters, Larry Puhrman, Howard Heidel and Dr Muller Christian Union Has Year long Study ol Religious Beliefs Christian Union is a religious group of re- formed protestant churches. Its purpose is to provide opportunities for worship, fellowship, and training which will promote the spiritual life of Christian young people of the college. Throughout the year the group had speakers from different churches discussing their relig- ious beliefs. They also had socials and Bible studies. Mrs. Gladys Scovill is an adviser to the oldest religious organization on campus. LEADING CU EVENTS were: Georgia Jorgensen, Lois Olson, and Millie Lund berg.

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Young Democrats SERVING AS YOUNG DEMOCRAT OFFICERS were: Eugene Neises, vice-presidentg Carolyn Knox, presidentg and Laura Dailey, secretary-treasurer. Political Organizations Urge Party upport The two political organizations on the General Beadle campus are the Young Democrats and the Young Republicans. Both organizations believe that the future of the government lies in the hands of the well educated young men and women of today. It is the aim of these organizations to create an interest amongst the members of the student body concerning the problems which face their govern- ment and to encourage every young voter to take an active interest in political and public affairs. Both political organizations work to acquaint the General Beadle students with the ideals of their individual parties and urge their support in order that these ideals may become active and successful principals of government. Young Republicans GUIDING THE ACTIVITIES OF THE YOUNG REPUB- LICAN CLUB were: Carl Trooien, treasurerp Ted Koelln, presidentg and LaVonne Dieken, vice-president. 'P' ag..

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Gamma Delta Discusses Inter-faith Marriage Gamma Delta is the Missouri and Wisconsin Synod Lutheran students. The purposes of the organization is to promote Christian knowledge and Christian service. Inter-faith marriages and the differences among the Lutheran churches were the main topics discussed. Building a prize winning snow sculpture and a first place float were a couple of rewarding experiences. Many mem- bers attended the North Central regional con- vention during the year. Rev. Joel Vogel is the adviser to the local Gamma Delta group and serves as pastor at Our Savior's Lutheran Church. GUIDING THE GAMMA DELTA ACTIVITIES were: Haw- ard Heidelberger, president, Betty Holzwarth, treasurer. Knot shownl JoAnn Boer, secretary. 4 u.. all Kid' mm GAMMA DELTA MEMBERS included: lbcck row! Howard Heidelberger, Rev. Vogel, Linda Thomsen, Betty Holzwarth, Ruth Micheel, Wayne Jefferis. lfront rowl Sharon Sittig, Gloria Riecke, Beverly Hodne, Rose Heidelberger, Linda Petheram, and Sharon Berger. 78