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

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home. Soon He will Awake and Astonlsh the World ' OTTO E. WEEDFALI. strictly attends to business. He joined the '05 as a junior, previously ranking as a College Special. He is a hard working man and is satisfied with nothing less than A in all his studies. He has a tendency toward story telling and occa- sionally adds a little to the original, he adds however to the interest QQ of the story as well. He makes Wakanda his A Man Well Lllied By All CYRUS PUCKETT when at home is in Vermillion. Cyrus doesn't believe in joining many societies, so we can not say he is a member of this or that. He does belong to the Washington Club how- ever. When we want any one for a funny part in a play we always get Puckett. On account of his whim some of the faculty members get after him. It usually re- sults in an invitation to spend the evening at the faculty members' homes. Puckett has done some But Still Her Tongue Ran On CLARA RONNE claims Elk Point as her home. Her work is mainly in literary lines. She is Literary Editor of the Coyote. a member of the Theta Eta Society, takes some interest in debating, and is an active Y. W. C. A worker. His Wit is Cut and Dried ABRAHAM MENDELSON was undecided as to which class to join until this year the progress of 'O5 decided him to cast his lot with them. Abra- ham or Abe may be said to be the founder of the Scientific Society. He is an ex-member of the Nestor- ian and business manager of the band. I Say the Earth Did Quake when I was Born O. O. STOLAND hails from Beresford. He has been with the class from its infancy. He is Class President, a charter member of the Scientific Society and a prominent member of the Washington Club. He doesn't specialize in English, but he plays right quarter-back on the second team. He is manager of the Socialistic Boarding Club. 31 work for the Coyote. 8 , W .

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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

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Sophomore Class ,G Class Colors- Gold and White Yell Rat-a-ta thrat, ta thrat, ta thrat Terra, two licks, two licks, two licks, Kick-a ba-ba, kick-a-ba-ba- 1-9-O-6! Rah-rah-rah! G. M. Smith . . Class Professor ' Officers Clarence Newcomb . . President Beatrice E. Downing . . Vice-President Louise C. Thode . . . Secretary A. Arthur Erudenfeld . , . . . Treasurer Roll Call Hannah C. Aase William R. Cleland Alice E. Brenne Earl S. Cotton Beatrice E. Downing Donald Fellows A. Arthur Erudenfeld Alice Gunderson Charles G. Haglund john R. Haynes Clyde R. Hupp Eli A. Hvistendahl Harry W. jones Maude E. Lewis S. Maude Lewis Hazel C. Lotze Clarence Newcomb William M. Potts Edith G. Reeves Abagail L. Ronne Murel B. Ross Lillian Spafford Iva C. Perley Louise C. Thode M. Eugene Todd Albert A. Satrum Grace Wildman 32