Kansas Wesleyan University - Coyote Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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D E D 1 c A T 1 is Kansas Wesleyan claims Albert T. Reid from way back when. It was in the gay nineties . . . 1895 to be exact . . . that he was head of the commercial department of Wesleyan's Business College. He was awarded an honorary degree a few years ago at the time ofthe school's 50th anniversary celebration, an event at which he was the main speaker ..... Even though New York City has been his residence for many years, Mr. Reid still considers Kansas his home. He is never happier than when renewing ac- quaintances and reminiscing with his Kansas friends. Perhaps it is because of this quality that he is able to depict the west with such accuracy in his drawings .... For more than forty years his cartoons and drawings have been nationally recognized, not only for the idea back of them, but for their excellent draughtsmanship. His drawings and paintings of horses are said to be second to none in America .... It is then, with a sense of appreciation and recognition of his many years of successful work that the 1942 Cartoon Issue of The Coyote is dedicated to Albert T. Reid . . . Cartoonist . . . Illustrator . . . and Painter ' wsstmw umvmg fy

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,Cf ,ff X le i f K Q i E ' E I 6 I URTABLE af CONTENTS THE EDITORIAL CARTOON The President The Faculty PERSONALITY CARTOONS TheClasses THE FEATURE CARTOON Musical Organizations Departmental Organizations Social Organizations THE SPORTS CARTOON Football W. A. A. Basketball Track SKETCHES . . . ON THE CAMPUS The Buildings Campus Views THE COMMERCIAL CARTOON Advertisements