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

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Jie A. I. CH. E. The student chapter of A.I.Ch.E. is affiliated with the national professional in- stitute of the same name. Their purpose is to promote the professional development of their members and to contribute to the expansion and improvement of chemical en- gineering at the School of Mines and Technol- ogy through activities involving the fuculty and members. Any student enrolled in chem- ical engineering is eligible for membership. Those members pictured above are: On the floor: Bob Santee, Eric Warren, Ron Eschen- baum, Gary Bertnick, Russell Healy. Sitting: Eric Marzluf, Ron Addy, Wayne Ogren, Bobby Eschenbaum. Standing: Jim Swartz, Kurt Frost, Dan Sueltz, Dale Westendorf, Wayne Buck, Doug Kessel, Glen Larsen. Upper right first row: Karl Gerdes, Bob Neufeld, John Davies, Doug Lykken. Second row: Lance Eld Cole, Trand Rese, Daryl E. Madsen, Ken Houchin. Third row: Craig Tiezen, Norm Ligtenberg, Al Clark, Chicken Man, Rog Nelsen. Right sitting: Randy Wischmann, Lloyd Trautman, Ken Kline, Jim Cooper, Indian Delegate. Standing: AI Nelsen, Lawrence Mudlanberg, Makki Suad, Judy Chauncey, Pipe Painter, Greg Zoller, Alex Nelsen, Rich Carlson. 7' .Ji If ,av- 'Y

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gg xg-U0 The Dorm Association which consists of all dormitory residents, works to coor- dinate the activities ol' the dormitories and to formulate or change dormitory policies as the students see fit. The Executive Council of the Dorm Association consists of the officers elected at large and a floor representative from each floor of each dormitory. Pictured to the immediate left: Pres. Roger Olsen. Above: Sec. Duana Eschenbaum. Adrienne Coles, .lohn Sharp, Max Main, Arlen Schamber, Gary Dirks., Les Goldstine, James Thomson, Gene Wilson, Gary Baker, Merle Symes, .lack Lesser. Surbcck Center Council serves as the Social Director at the School of Mines. The Council programs and directs the social, cultural, and recreational activities for the Tech students. The Council is composed ol' both students and faculty members. Activities undertaken by the Council include the Watermelon Bust with the crowning of Miss Watermelon Bust . the Student-Faculty Art Exhibit. the College Bowl, the 40 foot Oar Bagg dance. the Variety Show, and the Spring Daze carnival and picnic. Regular activities of the Council include recreation tournaments, films, and weekend dances. Pictured at the far left in the first row: Cynthia Schwietert, June Harris, Vice- Pres. Howard Bastian, Mary .lane Seeley, Dick lfetzer. Second row: .lim Frank. Pres. Eric Marzluf, Clyde Ericsson, Dann Degan. Third row: Bob Olson, Bob Neufeld, Craig Ticszen. The Board of Control is the student governing body at Tech. It consists ol' the Stu- dent Association President, the class presidents, two elected representatives from each class, and faculty advisors. Pictured above left in the front row: SAP Ron Christensen. Second row: Keith Mutchler, Kirty Beck. Third row: Danny Spader, Gary Dink, Leo Lambert, Lawrence Van Shambeek. Fourth row: Clyde I-larbison. Dave Gnirk, Jim Honert. Paul Gnirk. Student Government fs? - -is Y

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