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

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,I N, l.AE I--V' 1 Anderson Richard Anderson Wayne Bender Dave Bender lerry Bowen Dave Barber William Beckham Gary Blair'Alan Bray Michale Brendsel Marlin Brown Bradley Bryan Dennis Bryant Ray Burteindt Dennis Buseman Alan Cavanaugh lohn Carlson Bennett Deneui Darius DeWitt Ed Dunker Ian Ellis David Grams Bill Gregg Robin Grode Tom Hansen Harvey Hallberg Richard Hodges Neil MEMBERS SINGING ENGINEERS I-Ioyer Darrell Huse Chris Iohnson Dennis Katton Lonnie Keill Don Klapperich Bill Lamb Curtis Larsen Kent Lathrop Dave Licht Paul Logan Douglas Lundy Alan Marsden Lloyd Marzlut Eric Menning Clair Mosley Gerald Nicholas T. R. Olsen Dennis Peabody Mathew Presuhn Dave Rollo Richard Runestad Mark Schaefer Larry Schauer Paul Schoeder Douglas Simon Gary Skillman Dale Slarna Dave Stoebner Iames Summers Frank Swanhorst Lance Symes Merle Trohkimoinen Gary Tveten Tom Uhl Dan Vernon Mike Veurink Gary Vogel Tim Voss lohn Weber Dave White Bob Wudel Iames Zeller Tom ,. Lx . . 1.m'!',,-' get-:Plow ,.,,,A1 V, N , 123

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1 24 KA DRILL AND CR U CIBLE First row: Dennis Bryan, Dennis Blindauer, Ray Atkins, Charles Wayne Greaves, lohn Rapp, Ron Smith, Randall Nelson, Roger Hirxtze, Scott Petit, Russell Nelson. Second row: George Szigeti, Walla, Paul Adcock, Gerald Brunskill, Milie Greenwald, Dick De- Donald Keill, Tom Treten, Larry Lockwood, Pete Crucible, Myron Wilde, Kay Kunert,AlLundy. Hummel, Harold Eatern, Ioek Strid, Mike lohnson. Third row: The Drill and Crucible Club is a student chapter oi the American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers. Last year the chapter was honored as being one ot the five top AIME chapters in the country. The one-hundred member group pro- motes interest in the Mineral Industries through an open house and by varied programs at their regular meetings. This year the group presented the school T' l V 2 'QM 51 f with a six foot high carving ot the school mascot Grubby. The club also took titty members to the National AIME convention in Denver. Other activities include an annual S50 scholarship to a sophomore in the Mineral Industries, a student-faculty banquet, and two infamous picnics during the Year. Funds are raised through the sale of minerals worldwide and pop on campus.