Dakota State University - Trojan Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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P' fi 'XX' . LV ,av Wh FAR LEFT: Dick Buck plays a trombone solo as Dr. Merrill Brown directs the band in an in- strumental accompaniment. ABOVE LEFF: Dr. and Mrs. Bowes listen as the band plays a concert in their honor. BELOW LEFT: Little Mike Edwards turns his attention to the cam- era as the band plays on. Q, . 1.1, K, W iff 'wma X x f 4 r l - f Wu -vm M A W-n,,,,,.np+-f-XWM U, , , QM Wm ww., W, Vfmwwwn ABOVE: Members of the faculty find their des- ignated positions in preparation for the Honors and Founders Day Ceremony. LEFT: Dr. Bowes and Dr. Hanke are shown with the five distinguished persons honored for their servg ices and contributions to General Beadle State College. Pictured are Elgie B. Coacher, Dr. Bowes, Judge Hansen, Jack Stahl Crepresent- ing Senator Karl Mundtb, Dr. Hanke, William Arneson, and Miss VanOrnum.

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wr' W -Q W' , I' ' 5, - 1.1 'f y 9. Faculty Dinner Begins Busy Inaugural Week '-'M' A full week of festivities leading to the inauguration of Dr. Harry F'. Bowes began Monday evening, May 13, as the General Beadle faculty and administrative staff members gathered in the Elks Dining Room for a kick-off Inaugural Banquet. Following the dinner, the guests were entertained by a dozen tal- ented GBSC students. The evening was climaxed with a faculty dance. The Trojan Center mall was the scene of an outdoor presidential band concert Tuesday evening. Clear blue skies and warm tempera- tures welcomed the students and friends of the college who gathered for the musical presentation. A drama review, featuring three student-directed one-act plays was presented in Kennedy l-lall Audito- rium Wednesday evening. Twenty- four hours later, the same stage saw honors presented to William Arneson, Madison attorney, State Supreme Court Justice Carl l-lan- sen, and Senator Karl E. Mundt. Also recognized in the l-lonors and Founders Day Ceremony were Elgie B. Coacher, Pierre, first state com- missioner of higher education and longtime board of regents executive secretary, and Miss Leota Van- Ornum, physical education instruc- tor at GBSC. BELOW: Dr. V.A. Lowry, GBSC president emeri- tus, speaks to the General Beadle faculty and reminisces some of the highlights of his thirty years as college president. RIGHT: Mr. Arnold and his wife, Penny, enjoy a dance at the faculty ball. l 55

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Inaugural l week l l 4 l .W r, TOP: A collection of Philippine stamps bearing the picture of General Douglas MacArthur was presented to Dr. Bowes by Mrs. MacArthur. Dr. Bowes' father, Judge John Bowes, had served on the General's staff. ABOVE: Governor Nils A. Boe and Senator Karl Mundt find time for a brief chat during the noon luncheon held in the Zim- mermann Dining Hall. ABOVE RIGHT: Dr. Harry P. Bowes looks at the large display containing the letters of greetings which he received from colleges and universities throughout the nation. ZX :govt D, sl Wi ian chafles Rahienmr 5 'al Walks