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

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LENORE TOTTEN Quiet, but loud. Lenore is a Vermillion girl. She stands high in the estimation of the faculty and of the president of the Students' Association. Be- cause of her simple and charming manner, she may claim a host of friends in every department. She is one of the luminaries in elocution. 'Her favorite selection is The Bridge of Sighsf, She is a member of the T. B. D. HOWARD CLINE He knows he is a worthy genllemanf, just from De Pauw so our data concerning his past career is not very extensive. But from the generosity he displays in bestowing his at- tentions upon the fair sex and Junior Class we have reached the conclusion that he is either en- gaged or just likes variety. Howard dis- tinguished himself by winning a place in debat- . d b . ing an elng a member of the team which de- feated the Creighton University Law Sc BESSIE KAI-ll.. ukflnd his name begins with H. Bessie is one of those modest young ladies who always attends to her own affairs. She is es- pecially interested in dentistry-the reasons are obvious. Most of her Work is in the German department. She is a member of the Alethian. hool. NORA STEPI-IENSON The happiest women, like the happiest nations, have no hisioryf, Nora is one of the model students of the University. She has never been known to Hunk a class or to violate any of the laws laid down by the faculty. She majors in English.

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JULIA SWEET Everything sweet is not sugar. Julia received her early training at the All Saints' School. She left there and joined us in our Freshman year. In the game of life she has already chosen her right Bower. WILLIAM PIPAL A manner so plain, grave, unafected and sincere. Pipe is the helmsman of our class and is an able president. He is a very unassuming fellow but puts into practice that old adage- Actions speak louder than wordsfy Bill won laurels for his class on the football field and aside from this adds dignity because of his ELLA MAE CRANE Singing was her hobhyf' position in the faculty. . if Ella Mae entered the 'LUN in '05, but re- mained at home one year, in order to graduate with ,l0. She has the distinction of being the ' only faculty fusser in the Junior Class. Bertha, sweet, demure little Betty, is one of our star students. Perhaps no one in the University can boast of a straighter line of A's than she. BERTHA SMITH So quiet and so neat. . SADIE LYONS To be trusted, and loved. Sadie is one of the brilliant Un girls in con- nection with whom we think of the Irish, and the engineer's Hold pal. She is assistant editor of the Coyote, president of the Alethian Society and was last year unanimously elected editor-in- chief of the Volante.

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Love me and the world is mine. Mary is one of our attractive 'Varsity girls. She excels in music and along literary lines. ' Being fond of athletics, she is a very enthusias- tic baseball fan. She is a member of the Alpha MARION WILLIAMS H Three-fifths o f her genuineg two-fifths of her MARY NICHOLS pure fudge. Marion came from Rockford College to join us in our Sophomore year. She is very dainty and cute, as her many admirers will testify. She belongs to the Alpha Xi Delta. ALEXANDER SEARLE. 'He is a tremendous fellowfi Alex is our humor editor, but is accomplished along other lines as well. Much of his time is spent in the library Hswiping Johnson. He is especially fond of golf and the barn dance. l-Ie is a member of the Beta Gamma. Xi Delta. ANNA DELL MORGAN The more we study her, the more we discern i our ignorance. Anna Dell is quiet and serious, but she is the kind that wears well. She attended the Na- tional Parlc Seminary last year, but decided to graduate with 'IO. She is president of the T. B. D.