University of South Dakota - Coyote Yearbook (Vermillion, SD)

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Md7T AxK(it : Q.oh££K. Although the School of Business has long been part of the acadennlc program at the State University of South Dakota, the conn pletion of the new School of Business building in 1957 fulfilled the annbitions of the administration. Built at a cost of $650,000 to accommodate a double enrollment in future years, the distinctive feature of the building is its singular placement of all the business subjects, essentially ade- quate for effective business education. I ■■ ' iSsapSissw Dean Robert Patterson keeps abreast of the business world. Dean Patterson cultivates a studious environment. 23

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Miss Eleanor Norton, Dean of Women, is always ready to advise, console, or take action. •X- •X- The face of Howard Connors, Dean of Men, is familiar to coeds as well as to the young men with whom he deals. Dean Norton keeps up with current changes in the educa- tion of women. Oblivious of the COYOTE photographer, Dean Connors checks his files. 22 r MEM 4 a OMEM

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Elbert W. Harrington, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, eagerly surveys the plans for the new Science Building. Usher Abeli, Head of the Department of Music, is busily engaged in his usual long hours of practice. Boo GeuJbuJL The Administration Building, familiar to all faculty and students, sturdily houses many departments and classrooms. 24