Dakota State University - Trojan Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL BEADLE JU- NIOR VARSITY SQUAD were: itop rowy Dennis RIGHT: Larry Aho lays the ball in for two. BOT- TOM: Early arrivals to the varsity game saw the General Beadle JV's defeat the Northwestern JV's. LOWER RIGHT: Players huddle under the basket in hopes of getting a rebound. 1' Ns. JN. 3 Carlson, coach, Richard Olson, Jim Whitethorn, Adrian Smith, Roger Munk, lmiddle rowl Bob Houser, Steve Saufley, Eric Struckman, Larry Aho, Bob Arends, Cbottom rowj Wilbur Cutter, Roland Bradford, Ron Sell, Bob Andersen, and Bob Klein. Uwii lll I wr' .4 f, E ilfnng! QAQSQUQKIX Jl-lflic as a h0Def yer x Dia ebfberi WSG efcc mt bs for

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FAR LEFT: Pete Heldt guards his Northern opponent. LEFT CENTER: Pete, with grim determination refuses to lose the ball. IMMEDI- ATE LEFT: Dean Jaacks' scores from under- neath. LOWER LEFT: Mike Alberts puts on the pressure against his Black Hills opponent. ABOVE LEFT CENTER: Pete Heldt jumps high to tip the ball to a Beadle player. BELOW RIGHT: Parents enjoy a pre-game buffet on Parents' Night. BELOW: Lee lays the ball in for two. BOTTOM RIGHT: Rick drives for the basket. :rice Action vvith Play Totals 12-11 but lose vjaCK9t5- far and the S68- winning uron, and 'Qf3g e0f 18.7 points and 13 rebounds per game. For these achievements Si- mon was named to the All-SDIC second team and to the All-NAIA District 12 second team. Lee Stod- dard ranked second with a 13.3 scoring average and 12 rebounds a game. 1967,'68 Basketball Record GB 66 Yankton 76 GB 82 Ellendale 69 GB 65 Sioux Falls 76 GB 67 Northwestern 80 GB 67 Peru 70 GB 80 Northern 60 GB 75 Northwest lVlo. 90 GB 78 Westmar 82 GB 61 Minot 63 GB 88 Southern 72 GB 99 Dordt 67 GB 84 Black Hills 73 GB 109 Tech 66 GB 95 Huron 91 GB 67 Dakota Wesleyan 8 GB 62 Northern 75 GB 80 Tech 78 GB 69 Black Hills 78 GB 84 Dordt 75 GB 54 Dakota Wesleyan 83 GB 78 Southern 65 GB 87 Huron 72 GB 81 Northwestern 71

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S D ws Ju T1 wh? Dwlnis in tethbrn e ,owl , Ekman' Lasgb mbur mm? ndersent ang dlllllll I W A, gl E all x. i -I f Hmm 6 I H QQQJQH 21 QQQJQ , 4 miflflffg lli .,,5 Y 4 JV Record Indicates Bright Future Junior Varsity basketball serves as a training ground for several hopeful future GBSC basketball players. It gives necessary game experience to players that other- wise would be cut altogether from intercollegiate competition or would be forced to sit on the bench with little chance to prove themselves. Although they do not travel as ex- tensively as the varsity, the trips they do take serve as an incentive for hard work in the hope of attain- ing a future varsity position. Coaching the General Beadle Ju- nior Varsity basketball team was Denny Carlson. Again waiving var- sity competition the General Beadle senior guided the JV's to another winning season. Denny also as- sisted Coach l-larter with the var- sity team.