Dakota State University - Trojan Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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VIIBRY r rs :Q ,, rg, . - l ' 1 I 3 ta riff B ,,i I I l.. 9. -1 vl l , . f,-'f M '47, li , X 4: 40 NT -i ,QM ., LEFT: A familiar face on the General Beadle campus was that of Jim Seiler, school photogra- pher. BELOW LEFF: Despite the work, there is still room for a smile, as displayed by Deanna DuBois. , 75-'v',1 1 . 4.4 5.1: ,,....,--1-1 ' Rublications Record Trojan Life The two student publications on the General Beadle campus are the EASTERN and the TROJAN. Headed by two sophomore coeds, Suzi Domoraki and Rose Mary Owen, the EASTERN newspaper is compiled by the students' and strives to cover all phases of cam- pus activity. The TROJAN year- book, edited by Ron Beckman and Deanna DuBois, is a yearly publica- tion. Like the EASTERN staff, the TROJAN staff members are kept ABOVE: Roberta Blackford, Irene Dugdale, and Brenda Davis find their job to be rather amusing and fun. RIGHT: Editor Ron Beckman checks to make sure that all pictures are properly marked before they are sent off for publication. BOT- TOM LEFT: Members of the EASTERN Staff take to the floor as they lay out the school newspaper. busy throughout the year, taking pictures, cropping pictures, writing stories, selling ads, and collecting new and interesting ideas for future use. Both publications are advised by Ray Peterson. Dana Jennings served as publications consultant. The publications staff sincerely hope that they have successfully recorded the events of this past year, thereby enabling you to once again relive life at General Beadle State College, 1967-68.

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RIGHT: Covering athletic events were sports editors Tricia Knox and Steve Weisman. BELOW LEFT: Advisor Ray Peterson uses the light table as he sizes pictures for the TROJAN year- book. BELOW RIGHT: Suzi Domoraki and Rose Mary Owen show signs of being rather con- fused editors. BOTTOM: Columnists Darlene Ingalls, Tom Spielman, Anita Drake, and Bob Hovde glance through the EASTERN as it comes hot off the press. 4--v V'-'W if X V ,,.,.,,,f.f f' A f f Di-EE T EST o lNTER , LACK fx , TOMORROW WEWE GO? TO GU . .V ORGAZUZSD R, K 1 3 1 .,,, 1139! vm VNXTA sn 1 mm is lffx- gxiS5G H1595 ., .. . 4... Karin. llama ws s A 23? QQ xussfms nn sawn f l :sms ms ng lan ll , .4 1-Q gs ,f 75 :Q nmuz no wmv ix .. cam. w umm uc nr :iff sx .. .Q '- - PM snr swiss... gt auuwrrxn wrrn . f WCW :W.,,,,V ,,.,,, Z .7 X ww W WW. Owen fn-W ..., ,,.. ,,..-,,. . .ff , W ,f1f1wff,vm4a44 , W, ,,, ,. Nm., ..w..ff1 Y' Yrs J , L: 5, ,, X rr:s1'xanArsLJQ M ,-- vf V 1 Q H wx ' 7359 , .,.r ag 25 tl l f Q., A-tw-if 6 f . I

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