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

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ARTHUR E. NEWCOMB, B. A. LAURA LATHROP MR. NEWCOMB is a product of the institution in which he is now serving as instructor. In 1902 he received the B. A. degree, and is now a candidate for the Master of Arts degree. His work as in- structor in the class room has won for him the praise deservedly ac- corded him as a student. 6? MR. WHITTEMORE came to us from Brown University. He re- ceived his secondary education in the Vermont Academy, and is a native of Maine. Previous to coming to U. S. D. in 1902, as Physical Director, he did newspaper work for newspapers in Boston and in Charleston, S. C. xr 9? MISS LATHROP is a Vermillion girl, having received her educa- tion in its various schools. She graduated in 1901 from the Teachers' course of Music, and in 1902 received the Bachelor of Music degree. She has continued her study under Dean Grabill since being ap- pointed Instructor in Piano in 1902. xl. '93 MISS BELL has, since taking her B. A. degree from the University of South Dakota in 1902, risen from the rank of student to that of faculty official. In 1898-9 she studied music under Emil Liebling, and since 1899 has been prominent as a member of the editorial staff of the college publication. 20 ARTHUR WH ITTEMORE ROBIN BELL

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x DR. CLARK M. YOUNG Dean of College of Arts and Sciences 22