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

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( . S. BALL Secretary Performing the duties I his office with efficiency and tactfulness, Chet has made himseli indispensable to the ad- ministration of the I riiversity and ap- preciated by the students. DEAN E. S. SPARKS Business Administration - lu-ad ul tin- Sclmiil nl Buhiii--- VI ministration. Dean Sparks lias m- ceeded in building one ol the targesl professional schools on tin- campus. HERBERT S. SCHELL Graduate School Under the direction ol Mr. Schell, the Graduate School has maintained an en- viable record among students of higher learning in this and other states. W. R. COETON College I Fine Arts Dean Colton has consistently main- tained the College of Fine Arts at its present high level. Under liis direction the University orchestra lias become one nf the outstanding musical organi- zations nt the tate. . II. BATSON School nl Education As Director ol the School of Education and of the Summer Session, Dr. Batson lias dime much to make the educational administrators ol the state University- conscious •

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BAN II. W. FRANKENFELD Registrar anil Examiner New students on coming to the Univer- sity meet Frank first. His advice and counsel are always in demand by students when they are planning courses. J. C. OHLMACHEH School of Medicine To Dr. Ohlmacher goes the credit of maintaining the School of Medicine at its high standard of efficiency. ARTHUR M. PARDEE College of Arts and Sciences The freshman advisory system which Dr. Pardee has put into operation since he has been Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences has done much to keep freshmen in contact with their instructors. A. E. MEAD Director of Extension Mr. Mead is new in the Extension Di- vision, having taken the place formerly occupied by Garret R. Breckenridge, who is now in Los Angeles, California. MARSHALL McKUSICK School of Laic An authority in tin- field of law. Dean McKusick has done much to advance the best interests of the law profession in South Dakota and the University.

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Student Senate Anderson, Seacat. Thomas, ouni:. Hubbard Crawford, Hepner. Frei, Dolan, Wessman The Student Senate serves as an intermediary body between the faculty and tlie student body. In the Student Senate, the students have an instrument through which their problems may be presented to the proper authorities with the assurance that mutual concurrence between the faculty and the students will be derived. Membership in the group includes the president of the student body, the presi- dent of the Women ' s Self Governing Association, and two representatives from the College of Arts and Sciences. College of Fine Arts. School of Law. and School of Medicine. JL cers Wessman, Rtihe. Mitchell, Slaughter