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

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GERALD XV. COLLINS, D. D. S. LILA M. LAWRENCE MARION MCMELAN Bandmaster and Instructor Instructor in Instructor In on the Cornet Modern Languages Methods and Hxstory ' 1 WILLIAM G. WADDLE MRS. INIARY D. TAYLOR ANNA M. PRICE, B. L. S. CHARLES A. SLOAN Instructor in Instructor in Instructor in Secretary of College of Commerce English. Library Science the University I7

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.ix is t. J ss l J. E. TODD, A. M. GEORGE M. SMITH, A. M. HERBERT B. FOSTER, PH. D. Professor of Professor of . Professor of Geology and Mineralogy Modern Languages and Pedagogy Greek Language and Literature V RALPH M. MEYERS, S. B. FRANCES P. LAPHAM GENEVIEVE BLAIR, A. M. MARJORIE WOODS Assistant Professor of Instructor in Instructor in Instructor in Mathematics and Engineering Elocution and Physical Culture English Vocal Music 16

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EDMUND K. BROADUS, M. A. Professor of English and Philosophy CARL W. THOMPSON Principal of Commercial Department Qlewfg ppointkb Qprofessorz anb jnsfructore uv 41 . PROFESSOR BROADUS entered Columbia University after having finished his secondary educa- tion in the schools of his native state, Virginia, and in Columbia University Academy g received the Degree of B.Af., Columbia University, in 1897: was instructor of Latin and French at Marion Military Academy, 1897-8, was instructor of English in Columbia University Summer School, 18985 head of Department of English in the same school in ISQQQ took M. A. at Chicago University in IQOOQ head of Department of English of Stetson University, Deland, Fla., until appointment to University of South Dakota in 1902. PROFESSOR MCKITSICK received his secondary education in the schools of his native state, Maine. He entered Boston University in 1898, doing special Work besides taking the regular course in the College of Law, from which he graduated in IQOI, receiving LL. B. Degree. He entered the Maine Bar in 1901, and, before receiving appointment to University of South Dakota, actively practiced his profession. MARSHALL MC KUSICK. LL.B. , Assistant in College of Law PPOFESSOR THOMPSON received his secondary education in Alexandria, Minn , and later gradu- ated from the Classical, Elocution, and Commercial Courses of Valpariso College, Indiana. For two years prior to his appointment to University of South Dakota, he had charge of the Elocution and English Departments at Concordia College, Moorhead,Minn., and in 1901 was elected financial secretary of that institution. 18