South Dakota School of Mines and Technology - Engineer Yearbook (Rapid City, SD)

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l PAHASAPA STUDENT GBOT T O - , . .-v-1,-Y. L ll - lSitting: Terry Gates, Monte Evans, Iirn Anderson, Iohn Rueb, Rodger Thompson, Steve Anderson, lim Hutchson, Alex Nelson, Dan Thompson, Carlton Peterson. Standing: Dennis Bryan, Sharon Law, Sandy Coles, Dave Shaddrick, Cave Crawler ,l, Iohn Cavonaugh, Adrian Coles, lim Hang, Gerry Bass, Gary Anderson, Ron lRinghand, Bonny Koskin, Allen Blair, Ioseph Townsend, Prof. David Garake. i The Pahasapa Student Grotto is a chapter of the ship among those interested in speleology, C31 to National Speleogical Society. Its main purposes are: cooperate with, and promote activities of the N.S.S. Clj to promote interest in and to advance the study inthe Black Hills. of the science of speleology, C21 to promote fellow- Sitting: Scott Fratzke, Mert Bowman, Mike Iohnson, Al Dixon, Myron Hummel, Russ Nelson, Larry Lockwood, Dave Wentland, Chuck Kliche, Gene Wad- leigh, Tom Tveten. Standing: Roger Stormo, Dave Presuhn, Doug Lykken, Barb Iohnson, Don Larson, Dale Koepp, Bruce Ballard, Kay Kunert, Harold Eaton, Lynn Kading, Dave Hedges, Rich Carlson. 111

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110 ASCE The highlight of the year for A.S.C.E. was its Christ- mas Party at Gill's Sun Inn. The student chapter of A.S.C.E. is the professional organization for civil engineering students. Member- ship is open to all students enrolled in the under- graduate and graduate programs of civil engineering. Prof. Tom propson is the faculty advisor. Meetings are held monthly to promote the profes- sional development and involvement of all members. The main program was a skit put on by the Seniors entitled, A Day in the Life of a Senior Civil. 1 is -'Mfr rf' J rg? .v Q11 .',-13 ,. :fav llltl . vw af? Fl . f-H' 24 -Hi fy' Uv ,' ' . 1 ' ' H u -viii' 1 QUT ff' If 1-If .1f- f 1 . -wt T Ii. -ff g 1, W 'j ff f .nl ' .9 dvr 'ffl' . .-. xr.-' .-' ' - 1' ' IF 1- , Q 'vt gl' i . ,vy A 5 4 - . ' ' . . ff-:L ' i u - 6 ' . . 3. 5. ,I A special feature of the 1969-1970 school year was the hosting of the Rocky Mountain Conference. Other activities included weekly films, four field trips, a student-faculty picnic, a student-faculty Christmas party, as well as active participation in Freshman Open House, Homecoming, and Parents Day. The faculty, under the able leadership of Santa Buff, presented gifts.

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112 r-4' Scabbard cmd Blade is a national military honor society with local chapters, called companies, located in 131 leading colleges which have ROTC programs. The chapter at South Dakota School of Mines and Technology is des- ignated as Company F, l2tl1 Regiment. The purposes of S. 6: B. are primarily to raise the standard of military edu- cation American colleges and universities, to encourage and foster the essential qualities of good and efficient of- ficers, and to promote friendship and good fellowship among the cadet officers. Membership is by election only and is based upon merit. All cadets taking advanced ROTC are eligible for elec- tion to S. 81 B. Front Row: Randy Walgrave, Ron Revell, Iohn Palmer, Denis Blindauer Dan Hirnmelspach, Ross Lushbough, Mike Bates, Ken Nelson, Gary Oyler, Don Meisel, Ray Roseland. Second Row: Major Atkinson, Bill Iensen, Iohn Heinricy, Lyle Stephen, Steve Hier, Dennis Christrnan, Ed Scott, Daryl Hegedus, Ferry Wright, Ed Schaefer, Terry Bartels, Dennis Olsen, Phil Anderson, Iohn Oberle, Dick De Wilde, Greg Parke, Ken Ackerman, Paul Paulhauus, Steve Danekas, Glen Larson, Dave Zwetzig. f