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

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Where He Falls Short is Nnture'a Fault Alone MAX MAHANEY moved his family to Sioux City recently and calls that his home. We all think of Max as a hustler and a good fellow. He has taken some interest in athletics, and is a Kappa Thetan. He has changed his mind about taking special work in English as he at first intended, and is taking Elocution instead. For She Was Just at Quiet Kind MARGARET ANDERSON never does anything naughty, so we cannot say anything bad about her: when she does anything good she never tells anybody, so what shall we say? Know- ing her to be entirely honest we made her Treasurer, and as yet no shortages have been reported. Her home is in Cen- terville. Write Me Down a Student ARTHUR W. TOWNSLEY is a native of the University city. On account of his ability as an artist he was given charge of the art department of the Coyote. He is also assistant instructor in mechanical drawing. ls a charter member of the Scientific Society and a regular chorus goer. There Are None Like Her OLGA AVERKIEFF wisely left Russia some time ago to come to South Dakota. She tried Iowa City tor a little while, but concluded that Vermillion was more desirable. So last fall she joined our joyous group, and-rhas been setting the pace for us since. She cannot understand Papa Pell's preference for the 'O4's. 29

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If Ladies be but Young and Fair They Have 'the Gift to Know It FLORENCE Tl-IODE, whose home is now in Sioux City, was until recently a resident of Ver- million. Sheplayed one of the leading parts in our Sophomore play and did justice to herself and her class. We have a little grudge against her be- cause she has asister in the '06 class, otherwise Florence is faultless. She is an N. S. N. Ol He Sits High in All the People's Hearts M. PLIN BEEBE is one of the many representatives of Ipswich. Plin is an all around college man. He is local editor of the Volante, ahard worker in athletics, a member of The Coyote Staff and a Trident. ls very popular with the girls and in demand in social circles. 28 She Tells You Flatly What She Thinks GRATIA JONES is one of the pioneer members of the class. She has the advantage of living near the University and employs her time well. I-ler work is mainly in scientific lines. She is presi- dent of the Y. W. C. A.g holds an important place on The Coyote Staff and is a member of the Scientific society. Her Air, Her Manner, All Who Saw Admired lVllNNlE SARGENT, recognizing the advantages of being amember of 'O5 remained out of school a year. She has charge of the humor department of The Coyote and is president of T. B. D. She is a Vermillion girl. Great Wits Are Sure to - Madness Ne'er Allied JOHN W. RAISH, although busy edit- ing one of the leading newspapers of our State capital, hearing of the 'O5's left his business to join them. John cracks jokes, is well known as aspeechmaker, is assistant editor of The Coyote and a prominent Trident. His home is at Pierre.

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A Meek, Tranquil Spirit JUNA KEPHART is one of those modest young ladies who attend to their own affairs. She always knows her lessons and never cuts classes. She is a charter member of the Historical Society. Her work is along clas- sical lines. She lives in Vermillion What Shall I Do to be Forever Known ? BEATTY E. CRIPPEN joined the a Freshman. Debating is his hob President of the Oratorical Board Secretary of the Debating League, and is a promi- nent member of the Theta Eta Soci his Thanksgivings at Elk Point, but h What Shall I Do to Malte PALMER H. EVANSON hails from Hudson. l-le has been a member of 'O5 since his Freshman year, and this year he holds an important position on the and has some aspirations as an orator and debater. ln chorus his sweet voice is frequently heard. requires to be reasoned with, but once convinced, he is not disposed to let a good thing go by. He Hath a Lean and Hungry Look RALPH L. MILLIKEN says his home is at Alpena. Hearing of the 'OS he left Leland Stanford, jr., and came here as a junior. His work is mostly in the Classics. I-le reads Latin and Greek very fluently, and is one of the scholarly members of the class. On account of the ladies of the Theta Eta he preferred that society. He never has a girl of his own, but he occasionally makes trouble for the other fellows. Stiff in Opinions, Always in the Wrong OLE LEHNE, of Beresford, can say that he has been higher up in the air as a pole vaulter than any other man of this institution. I-Ie cleared 10-6 last Spring, and will no doubt do better this Spring. Ole is an active fellow and full of life. I-le is a jap. class as by. I-le is of Control, ety. He spends is home is at Lodi. My Felts Want ? Coyote Staff. I-le is a jap. I-le has a disputatious eye, and 30