Dakota State University - Trojan Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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a picturesque building known as Kennedy I-lall ... a variety snow, displaying talent at its finest a quiet walk on a lazy autumn afternoon a crown and a robe, designat- ing Miss GBSC a nome- ooming parade with its sweepstakes vvinner . . . eaon a vital part of Trojan life, '67- '68

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side-nt WGS 1 Genera! cljeaoffe State Coffege President of tfze Coffege Macfsony To the Friends and Students of the College: General Beadle State College continually strives towards providing the best education possible to prepare its students professionally and to provide the personal guidance which is so vital in meeting the individual needs of today's college students. Our investment has given a rich return to South Dakota. The Trojan yearbook depicts life at General Beadle State College as it is. We are proud of it as a small college, knowing there is nothing small about the quality of education it offers to the student with a desire to probe the mystery of learning. We are proud of our continually expanding campus and its many buildings. The worth of a college, however, is not measured by the beauty of its facilities. Rather, its true value is measured through its students and graduates. Webster defines a Trojan as being a person of energy and determination. It is the purpose of this yearbook to portray, in one bound volume, life at General Beadle State College . . . a small, friendly college where student energy truly does seem endless, and determination abounds . . . a college where every man is an individual . . . every man, a Trojan. Sincerely yours, Hari P. Bowes President Dr. Harry P. Bowes . . . the nation's youngest college president family man sports enthusiast man of varying interests and talents . . . every Trojan's friend.

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