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

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FRESHMEN Top Row: I . Roger Miller. Russell J. Wick. Robert Zemple, Curtis Cntin, William Stubmow. Irven llocsly, B. Paul. Middle Row: Roln-rt Frank, Terry P. Jacobson, Dale I,. Baldwin, Boh Olson. Thomas Brock-liauk. Allan llnlstnd. Bottom Row: Richard Mitchell. Barbara Barrett. Maxine Tlwunpson. Mary Jane Peterson. Jo Ann Couture, Betty O’Brien, Donald M. Caton. Top Row: Vernon C. Junkc. Andrew W. Tainter, Berton D. Sherman, J. Cary. Lincoln Olson. Bottom Row: Robert Urtulwes. Harold Kronenberg, Merrill Furr, Warren Cluinibcrlaiu, Ru M. IJunphy, I). K. Oil won. Robert Bredeson. President . Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . i-kESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS .............................George Woodincton ...............................Rodney McPiiee .............................Esther Ann Ausman ...............................Bahhaha Boukhg

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FRESHMEN ' Row: Cent Parish, Hit-hard Beirut , Steve Wist . Richard McGregor. John Emerson, John Hayimm, Ncvin Jamison, John Sullisan, Hobert Johnson. SUddlt: Row: Dean Wiseman, Emma Kohls. Margaret Jraneman, Elaine Carlisle, Joan Sauls, Margaret Sheehan, Margaret Shlagenhaft, Winifred Taft, (.eraId Metili. Rollout Row: Phyllis Hagen, Audrey Ihinger, Doris Anderson, Katherine Jenncmnn, Marion Eid, Delores KromreV, Kathleen Wendlandt. Tojt Row: W. Brinkman. Robert Poppe, Wesley Haumami, Arlin Morley, Truimin Hiekathier. Fhomus Slv, John Pongratz. Bud Snroixler, Jerrx Ojx-ll Middle Row: Dan McDonald, Maxine Mattison, Gloria Hawkins. Anna Mae MtCaver, Anna-belle Paulson. Lois Mott. Nada Zastrow, Hnmona Kromrey, John Hirvela. Rollout Row: Rachel McKitrick. Ruth Barlier. Marjorie Rowley, Ruth Kromroy. Marion Peterson. Betty PepjnT, Gloria Pense. E ghtccn

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Acquisition of the former Dulaney home by the college last spring, made possible Memorial Hall, the first women’s dormitory at Eau Claire. Conveniently situated on the corner of Garfield and State, tfiis spacious home lent itself | erfcctly to adaptation as a dormitory. It had long been considered as ideal because of its beautiful interior and surroundings. The home was completely remodelled as a dormitory and a third floor added. Work was begun last spring but shortages of materials prevented occupancy until after the Christinas vacation. Although fifty-eight girls moved in at that time, the total occupancy is sixty-two. Matron for the dormitory is Mrs. Elizabeth Gutwasser, Chippewa Falls. Three senior counsellors, Janet Barber, chairman; Ann Lowry, Augusta, and Helen Bischel, Downing, were chosen by Miss Sutherland. Dean of Women, and Student Life Council to aid Mrs. Gutwasser by maintaining supervision over the second and third floors. Some of the rooms house two girls and others four. Freshmen girls are assigned to the large, beautiful rooms for four. Ample study facilities are provided and specific quiet hours observed. The large, well-equipped kitchen is used when residents stay over the weekends. They plan and prepare their meals cooperatively. At present the coeds eat all of their weekly meals at the college cafeteria. Next year it is expected that the evening meal will be served at the dormitory. Memorial Hall has now become a favorite gathering spot for club meetings and social affairs. Meetings can be scheduled on the main floor and in the basement recreation room, which is equipped with ping pong table and a piano. Formal opening of the dormitory to the public was held April 13 and 14. at which time friends of the community and students were shown through the entire building. Twenty