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

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WE SHALL ALWAYS REMEMBER THOSE WHO HELPED PfofoHor Lillian Gilbrclh, Engineering Profciior Sclig Perlman, Economic! Profesior Merle Curli, Hiilory. The third factor in Wisconsin’s scholastic life is her faculty. We who have lived the University life for four years will owe them an everlasting debt. In nineteen fifty-five they continued on much as they have throughout the history of the school. The professor is the perpetual scholar. To study objectively and to impart the knowledge gleaned from text books and research work done over a period of years to the not so scholarly student requires patience and a love of the work. The manner in which this is done determines the educational value of the University to the student and to the state. Professors Merle Curti, Pulitzer Prize Winning Historian, and Selig Perlman, noted economist, have become part of the school’s tradition. There are many others, too, that have earned a place in the hearts of the student and who will never be forgotten. Mrs. Lillian Gilbreth, pioneer in the field of Industrial Management, was in residence at the University this year.

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Over the rooftops of Science Hall, the Education major spend a lot of time praclicing their future trade. Union, and the Armory can be seen the piers of Fraternity Row. Some have called this section of the lake the little riviora.”

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Stove Brodic, Wendell Corey, ond Paul Douglas performed in The Caine Mutiny.