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1.	Heating Plant	Dakota State University -- Buildings; General Beadle State College -- Buildings	The Heating Plant was often called the Power House. The original heating plant was built between 1898 and 1899. In 1907, the smokestack was added. The building was expanded in 1913 to include the power...

2.	Madison Community Hospital building now known as Heston Hall	Dakota State University -- Buildings; General Beadle State College -- Buildings	Madison Community Hospital was built in 1920. In 1962, a new hospital was built in Madison and this building was left vacant. In 1966, the State of SD purchased this building. In 1970, the building was...

3.	Memorial Gymnasium	Dakota State University -- Buildings; General Beadle State Teachers College -- Buildings	In 1960, the construction of the Memorial Gymnasium was completed. It was built in conjunction with the National Guard and was often called the National Guard Armory in earlier years. The building was...

4.	President Charles S. Richardson	Dakota State University; Madison State Normal School; President of Madison State Normal School;	Professor Charles S. Richardson was the first President of the Madison State Normal School in Madison, South Dakota. He was President from 1883-1887. He was a native of Waterville, Maine and graduated...

5.	President William F. Gorrie	Dakota State University; President of Madison State Normal School; Madison State Normal School	President William F. Gorrie was the second President of the Madison State Normal School in Madison, South Dakota. He was President from 1887-1889. He was born in Salem, New York, May 25, 1842. He received...

6.	President William Henry Harrison Beadle	Dakota State University; Madison State Normal School; President of Madison State Normal School	General William Henry Harrison Beadle was the third President of the Madison State Normal School in Madison, South Dakota. He was President from 1889-1905. President Beadle was born in Liberty Township,...

7.	President Dr. John W. Heston	Dakota State University; President of Madison State Normal School; Madison State Normal School	Dr. John William Heston was a native of Bellefonte, Center County, Pennsylvania. He was born February 1, 1854. He studied in Pennsylvania, continued in Center Hall Normal and Penn. State College. Dr. Heston...

8.	President (Acting) Bela Malcom Lawrence	Dakota State University; President of Madison State Normal School; Madison State Normal School	B. M. Lawrence was born in Cherryfield, Maine, January 1, 1857. He graduated from high school in his home town and later attended Coburn Classical Institute in Waterloo, Maine. He was graduated from Colby...

9.	President Dr. Edgar Creighton Higbie	Dakota State University; President of Eastern State Normal School; Eastern State Normal School	Dr. Higbie was a native of Wisconsin, having been born at Berlin, Wisconsin on July 31, 1875. He attended Ripon College Academy; taught school in Bluffton and Fairwater, Wisconsin; taught in a district...

10.	President (Acting) E. A. Bixler	Dakota State University; President of Eastern State Teachers College; Eastern State Teachers College	E. A. Bixler was born in Ohio, November 27, 1880. He graduated from high school in Mt. Gilead, Ohio, and attended Normal School at Ada, Ohio. Later, he attended Miami University for one year, then transferred...

11.	President Dr. Vayne Arnold Lowry	Dakota State University; President of Eastern State Teachers College; Eastern State Teachers College; General Beadle State Teachers College; President of General Beadle State Teachers College	Vayne A. Lowry was born at Hibbard, Indiana on September 23, 1896. He graduated from high school at Culver, Indiana, he then attended Purdue University prior to serving in the U.S Army in World War I,...

12.	President Dr. Laurence Samuel Flaum	Dakota State University; President of General Beadle State College; General Beadle State College; President of Dakota State College; Dakota State College	Dr. Flaum was born in El Paso, Texas on February 11, 1911. He attended the Universities of Texas and Arizona and then went to Columbia University from which he obtained both his A. B. and M.A. degrees....

13.	President Dr. Harry P. Bowes	Dakota State University; President of General Beadle State College; General Beadle State College; President of Dakota State College; Dakota State College	Dr. Harry P. Bowes was born in Des Moines, Iowa. Bowes received his B.S and M.S degrees from Northwest Missouri State University and completed graduate work at Illinois State University, and the University...

14.	President (Acting) Dr. Allen R. Millar	Dakota State University; President of Dakota State College; Dakota State College;	Dr. Millar was born in Ravinia, South Dakota. He graduated from Bennett County High School in Martin. He enrolled at Chadron, Nebraska State College in 1941, enlisted a year later, and served four years....

15.	President Dr. Francis Gordon Foster	Dakota State University; President of Dakota State College; Dakota State College;	Gordon Foster was born in Springfield, Missouri on May 31, 1923. He attended Southwest Missouri State University prior to serving in World War II and returned to Southwest Missouri State to complete a...

16.	President (Acting) William W. Girton	Dakota State University; President of Madison State Normal School; Madison State Normal School	William W. Girton was born in Lincolnshire, England April 10, 1850. William received his education in public schools of Sauk County, Wisconsin. In 1868, he entered an Academy at Spring Green for two years...

17.	President Dr. Jerald A. Tunheim	Dakota State University; President of Dakota State College; Dakota State College; President of Dakota State University; Dakota State University	Tunheim has spent his higher education career in South Dakota, beginning as an undergraduate student at South Dakota State University in 1958. He holds a bachelor’s degree in engineering physics and...

18.	President Dr. Charles D. Lein	Dakota State University; President of Dakota State College; Dakota State College	Dr. Charles D. Lein was born in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Lein graduated from Rapid City High School in 1959. He attended South Dakota School of Mines and Technology for one year, and received his B.S....

19.	President Dr. Carleton M. Opgaard	Dakota State University; President of Dakota State College; Dakota State College	Carleton Opgaard was born February 18, 1929, at Fort Ransom, North Dakota. He graduated from Fort Ransom High School in 1946, and he received his Bachelor of Science degree in English/Speech from Valley...

20.	President Dr. Richard J. Gowen	Dakota State University; President of Dakota State College; Dakota State College	Born in New Brunswick, New Jersey, Richard Gowen received a B.S. degree in electrical engineering from Rutgers University in 1957. At Iowa State University in May 1961, he was awarded the M.S. in electrical...

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