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

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DEAN JULIAN Being Vice-president and Dean of Student Affairs is a job in itself, but in addition. Dean J. H. Julian acts as mast. lemonies at all com tions, manages the financial affairs of student publications, and counsels the students concerning jobs, financial worries, and personal problems. In his spare time. Dean Julian manages a farm and enjoys music and literature. The Dean is noted for his ability to remember names. This accounts for his being able to meet students of alumni parents and say to them. Yes, I remember your folks well. Why. it seems only yesterday . . . . He is truly a booster for USD. DEAN BROWN Although Dean Esther Brown has been here only three years, she has accomplished a great deal for the stu- dents. To her we owe the completion of the new dine and dance room in the Union. Dean Brown also brought about the changes in the dining hall and monitor systems in East and Da- kota halls. Despite her busy schedule, the Uni- versity ' s charming Dean of Women always has time to help the women students with their problems. In her capacity as advisor, she has cheered up many homesick girls. Heading Dean Brown ' s list of in- terests are the theatre and symphony music.

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PRESIDENT WEEKS As you move across the years, this yearbook will be of increasing im- portance. It will be the source of renewed friendship. It will recall cherished memories. It will enable you to live again these friendly chats while sipping a coke at the Co-op. Thumbing its pages will bring back the thrill of Dakota Day. More than all these, it will symbolize the spirit of USD. The traditions, campus, buildings, and classrooms will be- come even dearer to you as the years pass. This Coyote will come to be one of your most prized possessions. You will appreciate it more and more with the march of time. May the eagerness, enthusiasm, optimism, and joy of youth that permeates this Coyote go with you as you traverse the valleys and the hill tops of life ' s highway. I. D. Weeks, President The President speaks 15 In the Social Spotlight

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H. W. FRANKENFELD When a fellow needs a friend, he finds thai friend m genial II. W. Prankenfeld, the Uni- versity ' s registrar. Frankie has just com- pleted bis 24th year in this position. In ad- dition tO his duties as registrar, he serves as secretary of the Alumni Association and as- sistant editor of the Alumni Bulletin. C. S. BALL C. S. Ball, financial secretary of the Uni- versity, received recognition last fall for hav- ing completed his 25th year in this capacity. Students on campus soon learn of his hobby, gardening, in which he takes a great pride. Active in campus and community affairs, Chef is respected and admired by all. STATE BOARD OF REGENTS Left to right: Mrs. E. R. Docring. Frank Cundill. M. E H.it ' mi. A H Ferguson, and E. M. Mumi 17