Dakota State University - Trojan Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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Marland Erickson Betty Fawbush James Fredlund Student Teaching Secretary English Shown receiving congratulations after being elected president of the Department of Higher Education is GBSC Registrar, Preston Tyrrell. John Haake Social Science C. Ruth Habeger Science I L 1 Rudy G2 3 Physical EC l l I l 2 l 'H Nl Came . i membe ' freshml um nlver Tyrrell 'lem Slghth the Ge bm'

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Dean Hackett Irene Hanson James Hanson Ed Haffel' Psychology Secretary Foreman, Maintenance physiflal Edl-lC5'fi0I'l ' Drug Series Cause Controversy ' 3 General Beadle State College re- ceived statewide publicity as a re- sult of three drug symposiums co- sponsored by the Student Union Board and the Lake County Mental Health Association. As a result of a lecture given by Dr. Preston Bro- gen, a Mitchell physician, during the second session, in which he stated that he believed drugs existed on l3eadle's campus, papers through- out the state picked up the story and related that there were drugs on the GBSC campus. The doctor later explained that he did not have any proof for his statement, but rather, was trying to educate the students of the dangers involved with its use. Despite the adverse publicity, the symposium sponsors felt that the three sessions were of definite value and that the purpose of edu- cating the students on the uses and abuses of drugs was achieved. ET Students filled Room 100 of East Hall as guest lecturers warned against the use of drugs in a series of Union Board sponsored symposiums. , , .,,, . X -115-Nflii Robert Hermann Richard HinkleY Economics Chemistry