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

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M, The role of Dean of Men is an enormous task. The entire regulation of the outfoffclass life of over 7,ooo men students is his responsibility. But Scott H. Goodnight is more than Dean of Men. The Summer Session-famous throughout all states-with its varied and versatile program bows to Director Goodnight. Intricate problems on student life and discipline and their reasonable solutions characterize Chairman Goodnight of the Life and Interests committee. Dean Goodnight figures prominently as a friend to numerf ous campus activities. Phi Eta Sigma, honorary freshman fraternity, has been established on the Wisconsin campus by Scott Goodnight. Systematic thoroughness in administration make possible his active participation in so many campus groups. Grganizaf tion carried on since his acceptance of the position of Dean of Men tvventyffive years ago, has characterized him as America's ranking Dean of Deans. 22 SCOTT H. GOODNIGHT DEAN OF MEN

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MQCRATS carried the naf tional vote, the Progressives the Senatorial, but Republican Gov' ernor Julius P. Heil overwhelmed his nearest opponent for his second term as governor, proving his popularity throughout the state. In a favorable attitude tof Ward the University, he is trying to assist the campus building prof gram by recommending increased legislative budgets so long needed for the University. K , .., 41 , , f 1 Z5 'i an fr V ,-W. H mx -1,2 2 -4 AML .- J 4 - 1, . . uv.. . -g ., If .. 3 3- -1133? 4-f ,L 521 ag: , , M:-1 . ,Q 'wi ,-- 'Qgf ' E Q. iliffitif 1' f':'523,3 ,M-' -1 , i.:5'ir,3gQ . ..j 5155, '-' : if ' -1 : , 1 A E ,:,4:iJf' ,gf N , X ff' 4 - 4-1,f'W ' , 3 ig-,irffw : ig., - - . 1 wgffaz.fsrziizi-1222? A- , :if 5V h-15'-W iw. 7 Q nfvff V' 2'1fLtiY 1l1Qi55g:5I'iYS?i'-V is w f---1 rsfrw 4,1 :-:,::g1-1,.a,Lf!i'-' -'X ,- fi-' ' -- 3 . : -.'ff:v,f a. ' - 3 V '3.. :H--' P 'j' v '? ' t ' ..13-5,3153 .iw . - 'af' ' ' -3-'-A-.y-Mig.:'Cv--wif .,:f- -' 151 . - , 1,--ri c A -,,'-1-2,1.:w', 1-ug - . ., Eb, gh - , - -aff . 'f JULIUS P. HEII. GovERNoR OF WISCONSIN QU BERT H- SQHMY

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