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

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THE TECH STAFF L R Iohn McCallum Owen Cowxng Bob Neufeld Tom Callan. The Tech Staff, composed of many good workers, publishes a bi-monthly student newspaper that speaks for the student body. lt publishes student views on a vari- ety of subjects, proficiently covers organizations, and keeps students abreast ot current happenings. Faculty adviser and head censorer is Dr. Iohn Dunn of the LA, Dept.

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166 PHOTOGS 3 ,.M,..,i W A I .. f .F LE5Ql.-' L : ...shane . ..-ir , Standing: lim Swartz. Sittina l-r: lim Frank, Gary Oyler, Gordon Guenther. The Tech student photography department has a V staff of five to ten students. Their responsibility, a thankless one, is to record photographically all minor and major campus events for posterity, i.e. the Tech, student newspaper and the Engineer, yearbook. M-Day is always the peak picture period. This last year, the staff of five accumulated over 1200 pic- tures. When deadlines for the Tech and the Engineer are due, the little 6x8 darkroom is always crammed. The staff is anxiously waiting for the addition on Surbeck Center which will provide a more spacious working area.

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S URBE CK CENTER COUNCIL n Brunner 2nd Row: Howard Bastian, Ole Andenas, Bob Neufeld, Bob Olsen Eric Marzlui Surbeck Center Council serves the School of Mines students by providing cultural, social and recreational activities. The Council is composed of twelve voting members Cstuclentsj and five non- voting members Cfacultyl. The Council makes and enforces the rules and policies of the Center. Activ- ities undertaken by the Council include the variety show, recreation tournaments, student-faculty art and photo contest, college bowl, Spring Daze , and most of the dances.