Dakota State University - Trojan Yearbook (Madison, SD)

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we TOP LEFT and LEFT CENTER: The campus came alive with color as the outside surfaces of the Trojan Center, dormitories, and class- room buildings became bulletin boards for the energetic campaigners. FAR LEFT: A highly spirited election assembly found Ken- nedy Hall Auditorium filled to capacity. IMME- DIATE LEFT: Students cast their ballots for the candidates of their choice. 24 Seek Senate Positions Swanson 1 The first week in April saw a phys- 'Ca' Change in the appearance of General Beadle as all buildings were covered with campaign posters for the 1968 Student Senate elections. The next step was held on April 3 as an election rally was held in Ken- nedy I-lall Auditorium amidst an ar- VGY Of Dosters, placards, campaign buttons, and flying balloons. l-lere all candidates were introduced to time student body. Spirits soared as the four presidential candidates, Dwayne Jacobson, Dwight Kinney, L-Ynn Richter, and Jim Swanson were introduced and their platforms given. Elected Rrexy A special panel session was held April 4 at which time students were given the opportunity to question the candidates about their plat- forms and policies. Election Day was held April 5. Results were made known that night at a campus social held at the Women's Gymnasium. Elected were Jim Swanson, president, Sandy Schultz, vice-president, Charlene Jacobson, secretary, Shirley Chris- tensen and Vicki Woodward, council- women, Mike Dunn and Randy Bak- er, councilmen: and Colleen Doyle and Douglas Erickson, council-mem- bers-at-large. is ,WI X . vm .51 F , 'Q xt X Q .t TOP: Bright colored banners and flying bal- loons added much to the enthusiasm displayed at the election rally. ABOVE LEFT: A stunned and happy Jim Swanson addresses the stu- dent body after winning the 1968-69 preXy position. ABOVE: Newly elected senate mem- bers gather for a publicity photo following the long-awaited announcement. is X, 89

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'T -U. 1 X' 1 1' ABOVE: From a field of thirty-one contestants, twenty beautiful and talented coeds were se- lected in preliminary competition to vie for the Miss GBSC crown. BELOW RIGHT: All twenty contestants appear before the judges in eve- ning gown competition. Having been selected in a prelimi- nary contest March 9, in which thirty-one girls were entered, twenty lovely coecls began compet- ing for the coveted crown of Miss General Beadle in the third annual Miss GBSC Pageant. For the first time, the pageant was held on a two-night basis, thereby enabling more girls to participate. The first night saw all twenty young ladies compete in the tradi- tional evening gown, swim suit, and talent competition. It was then the job of the five judges to select ten semi-finalists to compete again the 1 'F ' 3 ,Fw-ffimil E fOllOWif'lg Flight. In H: ' f Ii' W' M W .. Twenty Coeds Vie for Crown Miss GBSC Pa geant Runs Two Nights ' s U