Dakota State University - Trojan Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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RIGHT: ACTIVE PARTICIPANTS IN WOMEN'S FIELD HOCKEY CLUB included: istandingj June Lagg, Marcella Fallon, Linda Oliver, Pat Krueger, Tricia Knox, Becky Natvvick, Donna Minneart, Sandra Christensen, Mary Beth Ruby, Linda Thomsen, ikneelingy Dorothy Sudtelgte, Dianne Tyrrell, Mary Ann Jankord, Diana Mc- Carriar, Barbara Langland, Millie Sohock, Janet Tuscheng fsittingl Susan Simon and Joyce Lusk. BELOW: Members of the volleyball squad watch from the sidelines as fellow-teammates play a tough SDSU team. BELOW RIGHT: Another tip- off, and the action begins. GB Coed Life Includes The 1967 fall sports program for General Beadle Women started off well with the hockey club defeating South Dakota State University-this being the first General Beadle win over a Brookings A team in any sport. With field hockey ending in November, a volleyball club was organized. The B team displayed their skill by taking second place in the volleyball play day at SDSU in Brookings, December 2. Basketball is another popular sport that is participated in by the GB coeds. In addition to their sea- son-schedule the team attended the Basketball Sports Day, held at the University of South Dakota in Ver- million, February 24. With spring comes the women's track team and the Track and Field Sports Day Q.. Ni: Ami- hosted t area CO South DE with top Invitation state VEC 5,7 secor All of Y 5pOFfS 3 Miss Mail RIGHT: A C discus in int I