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

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DRILL AND CR UCEBLE The Drill and Crucible Club is the oldest organization on campus and it is a junior chapterofithe American Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum Engineers. Activi- ties of the club this year have included Completion and filing of the assessment work on our talc glaim near Nemo. The club also entered afloat in the M-Day parade. The club' is financed through the sales of pop and confectionery in the Drill and Crucible loungeL We are also active in rock and mineral sales to mineral dealers throughout the United States. A mine car has been placed on display in front of the Mineral 'Industries building as a sym- bol of Mineral Industries. Pictured below in the first row are: Marn,M,iller,iDo,n Keill, Sandy Shaddrick, Rich Nixon, Carole iLoskot,iDouglas Wagner, Donn Monhman, Ron Ty- ler. Standing are: Fred Moore, Curt Davis, Candy Moore, Larry Lockwood, John Kazvels, Jim Kruipka, Larry Messinger, Ken Luza, Dave Simmons, Mark Scott, Paul Ching, Mike Alley, JohnlSa'cha, Paul Schitpke, Doug Hansen, John Kopp, Mike Buswell, RichfBell. . L 1 , - I .L irq: -1- i ' 7 ' ' . JH' T t- V - -LL..-.,,.:l.. A ' ' . 1 5Q1,l:41.i . 5-4.1 . H, , N., Lil.,-f ,WJ L., ,. - . 4, . -V 'i 1 -575 7 W f l 1 Tl ' r L 5 L . 1 l H , 1 tu ,Li

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1 , we., .L g SKI CLUB The present Tech Ski Club wasorganized in 1969. The purpose of the club isto 'improve the skiing ability of its members and to provide entertainvrnent through skiing. Nleimbership is open to all Tech' .students and faculty members. This year the club held skiing competition with the B.H.'Weavers. Their money collected from dues went- toward a few good parties which rare ,held annually' at Terry Peak.,A few members also went to Steamboat Springs for a few fun-filled days. The'Club members shown are: seated,,tDave Balding, Can! l,aco,Sue Wood, Becky Wood, Darrel :Hoyer, Nlalfk Fishbach, Larry Stember, llVla'ry Ha-lling, Dont Keill, Fl'on'Va'n Horsen, and Sam Skibummg on chains,iBillFDal,1y, Svwen Skier, Roger Olgaard-, SandygOestreich, Someone, Someone's Friend, Gary Hamilto'n,,John Claude Killy, Bill Klap- perich, Bob Morcom, Doug Bradsfieldp standing, Chuck Hinze, Dan' Thompson, Jim Quinn, Cindy Schwietert, Marv Dennis, Stuart's Girl, Stuart Calhoon, BobGjere, Pat Schumacher, Head 606, Dr. Warren Sutton., and Steve'R'ichard's.

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C MPUS WI VES ,- Q ,. The purpose of the Campus Wives Club is to meet and entertain the wives of students at this school. The club provides an opportunity for married couples to become better acquainted and for greater participation in campus activities. Wives pictured, front row, left to right,lSandra Pullen, Berit Dreyer, Ellen Sovig, Kathy Roth, Ilene Johnson, Barb Bode, Carol Dewilde, Kathy' Thielen, Genny Nelson, Kari Grimstad, back- row, Ruth Veurink, Gloria Pavelka, Betty Howe, Chery Jordan, Janet Patrick, Renee Trautman, Sue Scott, Barb Ching, Donna Nlelichar, Judy Rensch, Lynette Olson, Eileen Hodges, Pat Paulson, Barb Patterson, Bonnie Berg, Gracie Evenhuis, Loretta Nesheim. Q !. l 1.4 Z. 'tri' lfri, 3,2 l 5 fl .F l:. .1 e! A- ,-,- u MA' 4 371. EHS 2 X Ml. il,