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

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M,,?,.,.q-pw Speaking before a Madison audience composed largely of University students, john Chapple of Ashland threw a picture of Governor La Follette on a screen behind him and shouted, 'els that the man you want as your governor? And back came the students' answer, f'Yes, thatls the manll' On another occasion five hundred excited collegians marched down a slushy State street to the Capitol, herded themselves into the Legislative chamber to hear the state's chief executive tell them, You cannot believe that I, who have been so long and so closely attached to your University, to my University, would do anything to harm it l But beyond all external demonstration and proof, his University is proud of its nationally eminent alumnus, its former professor, and its constant benefactor, Philip Fox La Follette. EUlfllllUll 3 U? Ulf maint

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lllltSUHll time Hll j ull l Together, Clarence Addison Dykstra told the first freshman class to come under him, Uwe shall see new vistas, discover new truthsf' So did Wiscoiisi11's eleventh president begin his first year. But in that year it has been he who has shown new vistas, dis- covered new truths. His associates came to know these things hrst, for they found from the beginning a man thoroughly undisturbed by their factions and their differences of opinion. Something in his deep set eyes and forceful manner echoed what they had heard, that with shirt-sleeves rolled he stood unafraid of their highly publicized graveyard I But by nearly eleven thousand students is he best understood. They see much of the man in the Dyke who walks, not rides, up and down the hill, in the prexy whose familiar smile is both a verity and a symbol. 'ff - it--115 ff-bf' l ,J 'l 'if