Dakota State University - Trojan Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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a . Mi, H 1 -lit I ,M ' 1, l Kick off Fep Rally Sparks Tutor Day Festivities into Action Spirited march music provided by the General Beadle pep band wel- comed the students who svvarmed into the Women's Gym, Friday morn- ing, September 29, for the kick-off Tutor Day pep assembly. KJAlVl's sports director, Gabby Wiese, served as master of ceremonies and kept the hour-long rally moving at a rapid pace with his witty comments and sparkling humor. The Trojan football team members were introduced, and pep talks ABOVE LEFI' KJAM sports director Gabby Weise welcomes the student body to the 1967 Tutor Day pep assembly ABOVE Peppy Karen Neville reaches deep into the box as she draws out a name in the College Book Store s Tutor Day Television Drawing were given by members of the coaching staff. Preceding the sing- ing of the alma mater and school song, Ray Peterson made the long- avvaited announcement of the 1967 l-lelen of Troy. Kathy Casey was in- troduced as the '67 Trojan year- book queen. Following the assembly, students gathered at the Trojan Center where the yearbooks were distrib- uted. Q , i 1 ., , kt' Y fi LL x 1 ' .v .,-- , . I . c K V 111 S

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f A ,, wk, W ' 1 Q ,y f M ff ,f f' nwwwm 7 imw' A f ' '- 1 if 1 'N if , A f us... , 7 I' s Q -V M, 1 Q ,tw .Mb ,,. Q , ,V Q2 if J 5, A , ,ef ,P I f.' Lf fiyftk' - 'fr fy ' 2 V, Q., ' it wh A I, K- 2 P IQ x 4 in A , , ABOVE: Freshman Karen Goebel converses with Miss Van Ornum as her first hectic day of registration nears an end. AT LEFT: A little white mouse, highlighting the Science Club booth, was an added feature of this year's ac- tivity fair. Here, Candy Schultz expresses an eekish affection towards the lovable little creature. A record enrollment of 1109 stu- dents was reached as General Bea- dle opened its doors for the 1967 fall term, September 5. Nearly 450 freshmen donned beanies and had their first taste of college life as they struggled through a hectic week of orientation procedures and events. An activity fair, socials, and a watermelon bust together with assemblies, class meetings, and tests, combined to make the week of September 5-9, 1967, one which won't soon be forgotten. hool Record

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X ,x , s ,, , -H ff l f 7'N 'jp ABOVE: Linda Hotvet, 1966 Tutor Day Queen, and Gay Lynn Johnson, 1967 Tutor Day Chair- man, extend a wave and invitation for every- one to join in on the thrill and excitement of Beadle's homecoming festivities. AT LEFF: An eye-catching lawn decoration, designed by Dorothy Sudtelgte, depicted Northern's Waldo, bowing in defeat before Tommy Trojan. BE- LOW: Dance chairmen Shannon Christensen, Earl Wilmarth, and Don Meinen work together with Miss DeForest as work begins at Memo- rial Gymnasium.