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AT RIGHT: Pageant-bound GBSC representa- tives join Dr. Bowes in admiring the trophy WON by Kathy Casey, the reigning Miss GBSC. BELOW: Miss Linda Hotvet, a General Beadle co-ed representing Prairie Village, talks with a patient in the Soldiers' Home. BOTTOM RIGHT: Linda Hotvet, third from right, and Kathy Casey, far right, join fellow contestants in the evening gown Quarter Turn Song. 62 x Z E ii General Beadle State College became well known in the west-river community of l-lot Springs, South Dakota, June 24 and 25, as six C-BSC representatives descended upon the pageant city for the 1967 Miss South Dakota Pageant. Wearing the Miss GBSC banner and winning fourth runner-up honors was Kathy Casey. l.inda l-lotvet, representing Madison's Prairie Vil- lage was among the ten semi-final- ists. Also making the trip westward was Donna Frick and Ray Peterson, two of the pageant's principal sing- ers. James Johnson returned for his third consecutive year as produc- tion manager, and Carl Trooien served as official photographer and press agent for the event. Both Miss Casey and Miss l-lotvet returned home from the pageant with scholarships, having placed in final and semi-final competition. Casey and l-lotvet Rank High '-En: me Miss Sokafhy IOM LEn. um 5 1? L Ve e?nnE 55, in a nd I Mdin5h.eeUVOLlSin Sfkora, Sany ?01 Ubiiglgpr' Kaul? 2 USD,a' Miss St I nd Lind Miss 3 Ji atlge X
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l AT RIGHT: Cutting watermelon is not the easi- est job in the world, but, luckily, Doug Kouri nose what he is doing! BELOW: Freshmen lis- ten attentively to student body president Ron Jansen as he welcomes and addresses the beanie-clad students at the annual activity fair. K is
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