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

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o w o Vj have attempted to pn ' sent in this, the (ifl -ci ' liih |{ l)(;i;i{. a I (let IMC ol iscoiisiii as it is. ( t with a leelin ' r of ii )stal ;ia lor what we have known Inrr lor lour earsand what has l»ecorne a pari of oiux ' lves, we still porlra with | i(liirc and words part ol llic old Wisconsin. Th ' a y and a es are n« ' w. Ihe stepped-up seiiednle is new. We are niissin i many familiar faces. IJut alter all most of the traditions and scenes retnain. I ,ineoIn still overlooks the imlorgettahle 1 1 ill. I he Lake is lill a ir of rare hliic liraiil in I lie nnuiier Min. Tluis our |»ur|»ose is lo eiid out in the |{ MXil ' .H ihox- old memories min;.d(d and hiended with a 1 niver il at w ar. that we w ho are leas iii w ill carr with us forex er and with it- help recapture those momcnt we knew at Wisconsin.

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Uo the men and women of UJldcondin wno ate aeaicating tneix 3e%vice3 to victot in the wax ana io% peace in the futute. must be the possession of great courage both physical antl mental to carry on the liberal ideals which Wisconsin has given them. They shall use the Wisconsin spirit as a base for the unstopable im- petus which will carry them to the final victory over the foes of their way of living; and as a stepping stone toward the development of a world more perfect than before in its concept of the ultimate truths wliich bring peace and understanding to all mankind.

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R L U II S. L II II M I N Governor -elect Orland S. Loomis, leafier of Wis- consin ' s Progressive Party- was born at Maiiston on November 2. 189! . He attended Ripon College and the University of Wisconsin, graduating in 1917. A prac- tising attorney for twenty -five years, he was an as- semblyman and a state senator, and served as attorney- general in 1935-1936. He was elected Governor of Wisconsin in November, 1942, but passed away before taking over the office. li II I ; II » ' II I! li II II II L I II Governor Walter S. Goodland — who is now in his first year as Governor of the State of Wisconsin — is devoting his energies to co-operating with the federal government in state war production activities and guiding affairs of state. Before entering a pohtical career he was a practicing lawyer, and editor and pub- lisher of a Racine newspaper. He was first elected to the Lieutenant-Governorship in 1938 and was re- elected in 1940. It II 1 K II OF K J li E » T N The mammoth task of guiding the University policy and deciding on all matters pertaining to the budget is no simple matter. Tiie Board of Regents handles just such a demanding job during its regular meetings. Under the leadership of President A. J. Glover, the Board keeps a sane and experienced eye on the great ' is( ' )iisin idea. 1 Board of Regents: Holmes, Sensenbrenner, Kleczka, Hodgkins, Grady, Glover, Dykstra, Peterson, Mc- Caffrey, Slightam, Weiner, Callahan, Ekern. A ' o in Picture: Cleary.