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

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y Y 9 I Opponent l T Rocky Mountain 102 Rocky Mountain 100 Mount Marty 58 l Peru State 85' i Dickinson State 94 -Chadron State 78. y Brandon University 85. Q Brandon University 96 j Black Hills 76 l Dickinson State 79 Y-an'kton College 95 Huron College '83 l Montana Tech 77 Chadron State 102 Southern State 7.3 Dakota State 73 Southern State 68 Minot State 85 i Dakota Wesleyan -94 l Dakota: State .699 . Northern State' 79 Huron College 866 . Huron College 98 Northern State 80 l .Black Hills. . 79 i Dakota Wesleyan T30 116 Tech 98 86 93 82 87 91 l' l 8 l l6 107 74 '84 82 98 83 90 76 80 77 75 .39 76 'lOl 94 184 71 86 r l l Dietz established new Tech and District l2 rebound- ing marks, while Bad Moccasin continued to spark the squad in scoring and playmaking. Others aiding the Hardrocker squad were sophomores Andy Pearson, Jim Konst, and Greg Lofstedtg and frosh Doug Schlepp, who established himself as a future standout. Probably the highlights of an interesting season were victories over Black Hills State, a smashing 107- 76 effort, an 84-80 upset of Northern on the Aberdeen court, and an 86-80 defeat of conference champ Dakota Wesleyan. Hardrockers 'finished 3-3 on the road in the SDIC, an excellent record in a conference where road wins are very hard to get. Other seniors finishing careers for Tech were Joe Vig and Steve Hoffman. Juniors Rick Clegg and Tom Van Whye will lead the veterans next season.

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61,1 x M? E 'Q gtk 9, Us sf fa' ,Ng 'Rf --iz. tgp ,,ft'5l7s -.R Sunshine Sports The l97l track season will be highlighted by the perform- ances of the distance runners and sprinters. judging from last years, performances. Bruce Sabacky will be out to break his own records in the 2 mile run C9:42.3J, the 3 mile run fl4:29.lJ, and the 6 mile run Q34:55.63. Monte Evans assaulting his 01:22.95 mile record will also be heading the team. Sprinters Eggum, Zwetzig, Gjere, Lipovsky, and Fishbach will be going after new relay times with help from several swift frosh. The team picture features: Dave Zwetzig, Bill Weber, Bob Gjere, Mark Fishbach, Dale Patterson. Second row: Steve Eggum, Jerry Lipovsky, Don Stroh, Monte Evans, Bruce Sa- backy. Third row: Tom Polkinghorn, Greg Daniels, Eddie Jack- son. Gary Trohkimoinen, Larry Gee. Fourth row: Lindell Sunde, Randy Johnson, Hon Simons. Daryl Hegedus, Loren Cooper. Fifth row: Coach Hunt, Gary Hanten, Dave Gnirk, Loren Rohrer, Chuck Wait. Jack Wacek. Only three lettermen return from last year's outstanding tennis team. but with Gary Quinn, Mike Hohn and Alan Jones as a nucleus it appears as they will again be strong. Men hoping to make the team are Joe Roby, Pat Dady, Rich Carlson, Ted Tennis, Bob Andrews, Darrell Mueller, Alan Jones. Bill Hyde, Gary Quinn. and Mike Hohn. A rugged schedule has been planned for the l97l golf team for the Conference Tourney. Returning from last year's cham- pionship team will be Doug Graslie, Henry Mott, Neil Thaler, Mike Hanson, and Jerry Gustad. Q