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

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Newly Appointed Professors and Instructors U JOSEPH HENRY HOWARD, A. M., Beta Theta Pi A native of Indiana. Received the degree of A. B. in 1888 from Indiana University, and A. M. in 1890. He studied one year at the University of Chicago, and two years at Leland Stanford University. He taught Latin and German in the High Schools of Des Moines and Omaha, was instructor in Latin at Leland Stanford University one yearg Assistant Professor of Latin seven years at Indiana Universityg Adjunct Professor of Latin at the University of Nebraska, 1901-03. He came to South Dakota in the Fall of 1903 as head of the Latin Department. Author of The Quantitative Reading of Latin Verse and Case Usage in the Satires of Petroniusf' the latter being his dOctor's thesis. JE ELLWOOD CHAPELLE PERISHO, A. M. Professor Perisho claims Indiana his native state. Received the degree B. S. and A. M. from Earlham College, Indiana, and M. S. from the University of Chi- cago. He spent two years in post-graduate workin Geology at the University of Chicagog while at that institution he held a fellowship and a scholarshipg did special field work in Wisconsin under Professor R. D. Solisbury and was Professor T. C. Chamberland's assistant in some United States Geological Survey Work along the Mississippi River. He came to the University of South Dakota in November, 1903, as head of the Department of Geology and Minerology and also State Geologist. J! JASON ELIHU PAYNE, A. M. Professor Payne was born in Clay County. He received his education at Vermillion, in 1894 the degree A. B.: and A. M. in 1895. Studied Law in the office of A. C. Mellette, Pittsburg, Kansasg received the degree B. L. L from the University of Minnesota in 1898. Elected state senator in 19023 in 1903 was made a regular member of the Law Faculty of the University of South Dakota. 17