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

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MARY SIMPSON Which is which? The Simpson twins started out in life to- gether. They were graduated from high school together, and both spent two years at the Sioux Falls Baptist College. Both saw the advantages of taking work at the U. S. D., and together they came to Vermillion in'07 to join the class of '09, cOWi1'lg to their striking resemblence to each other, the historian has written this dual biographyj ELIZABETH BRYANT 1 picked a lemon in the garden of love. Elizabeth is known as the East Hall Evan- gelist. She spent her first two years at Sioux Falls Baptist College, but the opportunity for service in this University appealed to her so strongly that she ventured hither. She is a member of the Alethian. E. BURDETTE ELMORE He who knows noi, and knows that he knows noi, is simple, leach him. Burdette is one of the all-round members of the class. He had made a record as a fusser long before he had finished his Freshman year. He is a member of the Phi Delta Theta, president of the Y. M. C. A., and editor-in- chief of the Volante. ROSE SCHULTZ i'When she smiles, the birds stop singing. Rose is the only member of the class who has developed a capacity for the law. After finishing the Normal course in the U. S. D., she taught a year waiting to take her, collegiate work with the Class of '09. With an eye to the future she spent part of her Sophomore year on a claim in North Dakota and is now often heard to remark that teaching is not the only thing in this world. BENJAMIN ROWLEY I never crib and I never cut, 1 never drink or smoke, But I smile all clay in my own sweet way, At my little harmless jokes. Bennie is one of the class Medios, but his fame rests upon his skill as a taxidermist. He is a fine student fwhen hunting is poorl and the world will hear from him yet.

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LUCILE ALMIRA CAMERER Best things come in small paclfagesf- fFalse Teelhilj Lucile has already decided to take post-grad- uate work in dentistry. She played the part of Julia in the Class play. She belongs to the Alpha Xi Delta. EMMA CI-IRISTIANSON You'll have to show me. Emma is our girl of scientific open-minded- ness to all truth-providing you can provide your proofs. She taught one year after enter- ing University. Her work in Biology has been particularly good and she scorns to get less than an A in any subject. ROBERT L. KIRK The dpspeplic Mr. KlTlf.',1cMlTCHELL GAZETTE., Kirk has just the necessary experience to balance the untried theories of the rest of the Seniors and was a welcome addition to the class. He has won great fame as Assistant Football Coach, but is most widely celebrated for his dissertations on Societies and Cliquesf' I-IAZEL CARSON Big Came. Through the untiring efforts of the Engineers and Medics, Hazel was brought into the hall of fame by being elected to the responsible office of Class President. l-ler latest work is Carson's Rules of Order, for sale by a book agent who also carries Dr. Chase's Stock Book. HARVEY SANBORN Please go away and let me sleep. Sanborn,s first ambition was to be a farmer, so he attended the A. C. at Brookingsg but owing to the fact that he could not learn to milk, he abandoned that institution and joined the ranks of '09 in time to contribute to the Sophomore play dues. Since he has joined the P. H. P. he has received much social recognition in a limited circle.

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NELLIE SIMPSON i'WI1iC,1 is who 9 See Mary Simpson's biography, MABEL. SCHULTZ Laugh and the world laughs with you. Mabel is the general information bureau of the Senior Class. Not being satisfied in know- ing the history of all people, she went to Cali- fornia to climb still higher in the family tree. She is a member of the Alethian. IVER STOLAND No one so easily lead-when he has his own way. - Iver has won honors for the class on the track and in basketball. Endowed with great dramatic talent he took a prominent part in the Class play, but his ambition led him into the field of medicine and here he will doubtless distinguish himself. AMY ANDERSON She is recognized as a Senior by her capf' ' Nuff said. H CHARLES STERLING 'TU marry a Marquis, or none at allf' Sterling is a recent addition to the Class of '09. l-le came to us from the University of Denver. He is taking law along. with his Senior work, but his chief ambition, at present, is to secure a title among the nobility,