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

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President Herman G. James This Coyote has a significance, invisible and unknown to outsiders, which makes it a symbol of things much more important than the mere record of University events which it purports to be. At a time when students found it a harder struggle financially to attend the University than ever before in their history, and very possibly in its history as well, the student body by its own free action voted to assure the publication by making the Coyote fee a compulsory charge. Obviously this meant a real sacrifice of other worthwhile and perhaps even of some almost essential things which the price of the Coyote might have purchased. In the making of this choice the students were confronted with one of the most difficult problems of this difficult time. Among many desirable things, only a very few could be secured. What things should be included among the veryxfew? The student action with regard to the Coyote showed that this yearly record of University life occupies a top rank in their estimate of University values. May this Coyote be received with the recognition due such a difficult and significant demonstration. HERMAN G. JAMES Page Eleven COYOTE 1934

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COYOTE 1934 Will A. Wells John Pear: REGENTS OF EDUCATION T 1 Alvin Waggener Guy H. Harvey W, S, Dol 'nfelve