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

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E Wm B Fred Our Alma Mater is ap- proaching the end of the first hundred years of her contribution to education, scholarship, and public service. While our minds search the past and con- siderthepresent our thoughts must also be on the future - the second hundred years. . . Never before has the University had such a chance to make such major contributions to the Welfare of man- kind. P7'C'5l.dC'lll' Fred