University of Wisconsin Eau Claire - Periscope Yearbook (Eau Claire, WI)

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I THE AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE 1. Major Wrigglesworth was photographed by the Periscope at the Eau Claire airport standing by the Beautfighter pictured on the preceding page. 2. At the airport. Major and Mrs. Wrigglesworth and their little daughter Susan Marie, consented to pose for a picture. 3. Dr. and Mrs. F. B. Wrigglesworth of Ecu Claire, parents of Major Wrigglesworth, proudly posed for this picture ot the side of the bullet-marked (note the white spots' English plane. Page Fiv«

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.« V THE AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE 1. To help preserve democrocy ond the American Way of Life, Lieutenant Norman Hahn, the son of Engineer ond Mrs. Hahn of the College, enlisted early in the war in the Royal Canadian Air Force. In the picture, he is shown sight-seeing on a day off after bitter fighting in Egypt. 2. Lieutenant Hahn is pictured at the left in the flying outfit of the Royal Canadian Air Force. The photograph was taken in London. 3. Major William Wrigglesworfh. '36, a pilot in the United States Regular Army Air Force, flew to Eau Claire lost summer the English Beouflghter. fast pursuit plane shown in the picture He was one of a group of aviators on a war bond drive tour of the country.

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THE AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE I. Former Teachers College students who ore members of Co. L, 2nd Regiment, Wisconsin State Guard—(left to right) John Ask, John Childs, Sergeant Davey, Captain Pederson, Fred Lindner, Sergeant Haskins. 2. Lieut. Colonel McPhee. member of the faculty on leave, photographed on the campus. 3. Retreat —(left to right) Captain Pederson, John Ask, First Lieut. Haight, and Ser-geont Davey. Poge Six