Dakota State University - Trojan Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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jey simmons -ustgdian S' Wjs. X 1 George Stehr Custodian r i i iff' ,,, K in Q Construction work on Emry Hall, new girls' dorm, was a daily scene on campus this year. if X is iebS0h ztiify Ed Stonefield Custodian Dr, E,-nest 1-eagarden Joe Thomas Dr. Keith Thompson Laura Thurow Chairman Custodian Cha 'ma f Cook I Social Science and Language and Literature ' Business i 207

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il I Marcel Selgestad Librarian Helen Simmons Shirley Simmons Un Chol Shin Assistant Librarian Assistant Registrar Custodian l l Emry l-lall Constructed, Houses 156 One of the many construction jobs on the campus scene this year was the building of a girls' dormitory. The 35505,000 dorm was erected behind the old hospital building on the east edge of the campus. The structure, to hold 156 girls, was designed on the concept of the center-core system which makes the building shorter and wider, allowing better use of lounge, rest room, storage, and other facilities. 206 i Cone l i EIVIRY HALL im we 2 5 ' ' , , 'I , 4 l E. ' - E:f-- iyw ' X .. i 1 . i Q, , M n. ts A... A s ..W.,,x 1 Dr' Margaret Strang Joyce Liebsch X so LCI-ia. Kitchen Assistant Secretary Cla! gt BUS

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l I l r . Ramona VandenBosch ' Orval Van Deest Dr- ZGFIO Van Erdewyk ' Leoifa Van - Guidance f Physical Edu Supervisor, Switchboard Speech and English Building Expansion Brings About Academic Changes ln relationship to everything else, expansion of the arts and crafts the 1967-68 school year was truly a year of academic change at GBSC. The opening of East l-lall provided the added classroom and office space needed to facilitate additional students and faculty members. The and business education depart- ments. Particularly notable was the addi- tion of a wireless dictaphone set used in the new shorthand labora- tory. The set ls geared towards Alvin Walker Custodian foreign language lab previously lo- cated in the attic of Kennedy l-lall, was moved to new and more spa- cious quarters on the first floor of East l-lall. The' new facility also served as headquarters for the social science and education and psychology divi- sions, which previously were lo- cated in West Wing. The vacated area in West Wing enabled further 208 working with individual differences and enable students to take dicta- tion at varying rates of speed. Adding much to GB's academic life this year were the visiting scholars. Representing the various divisions of the college, the scholars lectured to and spoke with General Beadle students-about many new and inter- esting phases of education. Lavisa Wilson Elementary Education F .AlWeist 1 Dlrectorof .li l , il It 'NN Q' rms i xi I . xx l l l Viol f Business l l E James wr . Art l I