Charles F. [L.] Coughlin. (1934). In Lyn Gladstone (Ed.). The Jackrabbit of 1934. (p. 17). Brookings, SD: The Junior Class, South Dakota State College.

***Briggs Library call number: S537 .S6A52 1934***
***The Jackrabbit is the South Dakota State College student yearbook.***
***A photograph and the complete text of this article are presented below.***

Success in administrative work calls for ability to plan, organize and direct the efforts of others to the best advantage in a common cause. To represent achievement in this field the Jackrabbit presents a member of the class of 1909, whose success in directing the forces in industry supplements his athletic and electrical engineering success at State college. It was he, Charles F. [L.] Coughlin, who in 1929 presented State college with her most stately and picturesque structure, the Campanile.

Note: Mr. Coughlin's middle initial was erroneously indicated as "F" in this 1934 Jackrabbit tribute. Charles L. Coughlin was his name.

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