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

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S.A.M.E. The Society ot American Military Engineers was organized because oi a serious need for an as- sociation between the military and civilian engineer. It has over 28,000 members throughout the world. These include members who are students in 62 colleges and universities in the U.S. Its pur- pose is to promote professionalism among the students of military science here so that they may better serve as engineer officers. All students enrolled in ROTC in this school are eligible to be members ot the organization. Each year, members of the S.A.M.E. take trips to such places as the Missouri Basin projects, Fort Carson, Colorado, and others. , e J 'eff First Row: Ron Revell, Iohn Palmer, Bob Olson, Denis Blindauer, Dan Himmelspach, Mike Bates, Ken Nelson, Gary Oyler, Don Meisel, Ray Roseland, Second Row: Steve Iohnson, Don Hixson, Curt Olson, Gary Hamilton, Tom Callan, Bob Thomas, Ierry Wright, Charlie Newman, Ray Bryant, Wayne Buck, Daryl Hegeous, Maj. Atkinson. 113

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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

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CIRCLE K be 'v f '? 1 First Row Dennis Olsen, Bill Iensen, Lloyd Marsden, Ron Revell, Iohnson Waldo Klein Dick Fetzer Dale Novstrod Carl Sunclberg Don Meisel Doug Cain, Fred Rist, Steve Bartlett. Second Row: Enc Thompson Don Sinkular Fourth Row Craig Scott Pete Muel Bill Ward Rich Bue, Ton Week, Dave Howe, Mike Simonson, Bob ler Dave Ellis Dave Siegel Craig Olson Dave Grosek Dan Spader Neufeld Terry Rydell, Don Kurle. Third Row: Iohn Nedrud, Alex Fifth Row Dr Lindgard Ioe Prime Terry Gntz Dave Miller Circle K is first and last an service or- ganization. As in Kiwanis, the Circle K Motto is We Build. The specific purposes and objectives are: To emphasize the advantages of the American and Canadian way of life, To provide an opportunity for leadership training in service, To cooperate with the administrative officials of the educational institutions of which the clubs are a part, To develop aggressive citizenship and the spirit of service for improvement of all human relationships.