University of Wisconsin Madison - Badger Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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Board of Regents Responsible lor the operating polices and plans ot the University ot Wisconsin, the Board of Regents devote much of their time and efforts to improving the opportunities mailable at Wisconsin. The ten citizens representing all areas of the State are appointed by the Governor to serve as the governing body of the University. Current eflorts of the Board include obtaining a Legisla- tive approval of the building program set forth for the next few years. The Regents also recently appointed committees to investigate living conditions on the Campus, the award- ing of more scholarships, and a survey of the university ' s research program. F. I. Sc-n enbrenner, Prcs. of the A.I ..f RLgcnts Seated, from left lo nght: Miss Lucille D-rich, Sec.lary J ; ' Z wnv. President Edwin B f- l ' J Dantel H. l- ' ' t: oi.Tt:ttL. Supennlendenl of PoM.c Inslr.c- 11, 111; Rt ' gcnt A. Matt. Wiiiur. I uuMHafiflisaaaa ■HMIMIIIillliil

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To most students at the Univcrbity of Wisconsin Ocu RcnncUohni is the man who owns the Pharm. To 3 million Wisconsin citizens he is Chief Hxeciilive ol America ' s Dairyland. Farmer, businessman, Governor — Oscar Rennebohm has achieved success as all three. A graduate of the university ' s School of Pharmacy ( ' II), he has become a symbol of continued cooperation between the school and the state. He has maintained a healthy interest in his alma mater, serving as a director of the Wisconsin Alumni Association. But in Langdon street language Oscar Rennebohm is simply Wisconsin ' s milkshake Governor.

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Board of Visitors Help offered toward the maintenance of the high stand ards of the University of Wisconsin is an invaiuahle service of the Board of Visitors. The Board is composed of twelve members, three of whom are appointed by the (Governor of Wisconsin, six by the Wisconsin Alumni Association. and three selected by the Board itself. By comparing the instructlon.il methods .uul curriculum (if the University with those ollcred by other schools .ind colleges, the Board points up weaknesses of the State Uni- versity and renders assistance in correcting these weaknesses. They examine conditions relative to the students ' welfare, the latest in teaching methods, and the facilities needed to estab- lish these methods at Wisconsin. The assistance of the Board of Visitors is a valuable asset to the stiulents and citizens of the State of Wisconsin. Sl.in(iins, left to right, arc: Kcnforil NtlMin, l-.iiu.iy W. Kr.iutliDckj, t;(il. |. W. lacksiiii. Seated: C. F. Hedges; Mrs. Marcu:. Hobart: A. J. Goedjen;, Miss Grctchen H. .Vhoenlelxr, president; Marc A. Law; Clough Gates, vice-president: Benjamin S. Reynolds, secretary. Not present are Miss M.juilr M. Munrm ' . ,iii,l hnir Healil.