University of Wisconsin La Crosse - La Crosse Yearbook (La Crosse, WI)

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8.WILLIAM BAKER-Assistant coach at Logan High School in city. 9. FRANK PAMPERIN-Prominent merchant in La Crosse. l0.IOE LISKOVEC-Chemist at La Crosse Rubber Mills. 11. HAROLD BEATTY-Assistant coach at Logan High School in city. 12. DR. SIGURD GUNDERSEN-Prominent La Crosse citizeng helped in establishment of Gundersen Clinic. 13. WILLIAM SPEARS--Teacher, assistant coach at Logan High School in city. 14, DR. SYLVESTER WELCH-Head ol' Beaumont Hospital, Prairie du Chien, Wisf consin. Q ...qw 1 mm-fn--v--fr fffefsi-'31 Mi ' V l-- '-. M M--ng: Qkmf-gg: .gin 'riff' ia V Hug.. -, .. .sw ., -.V--1 M ...- i'., --n ll1 'm:f?Z7vsw:igw1'f3' 'fall ful , '- H iz. H: fzisiofgfiffo-.gltiwfaai '- l . prix Q si,.s-film? V-1-3535 5!..r:!gf,f1.,' J 1-fr . Im QA .gigs 5.7 f ,l- A WM' JBQW' '. if , .7-.1 Wi,f.j.b-il-we A -,fi-iw W5 .i W Q I 'J' ' L We 2 n -asw- W- lf ' Qin Ev Q H' 4 .fi mg? E-W 55d 1 G W . ll- we . J , l Elf 5 v.?:Nf5 .al le,-li Q 311' l We it .ill 22: li . I w lr l, L V' 'ITM ill' If ' 5 -Hi l.. , -1 N VF-Vi' ' ig Af, 51.4 ' 'a - ii- iw uw H' . iiofzojgiylg MQW. K. .-1-I-1: ' - i'-?s...a5ffv, - ' ,f'3- I M A ' l- 'l. :Nl H, 1 ' afE'5'35of1 .:w5??.t1if , W Yu' . MLA., Y' im: - Mgrqf f yu Qfw LWMY,-Q:q . . - , -' -1 ' we e -. fax,-W-..4. .ui Q -M - 22. S ' lf' L42--f 1'i,'l'P3Q2.lf , w 4,-1 ., lui .S A ri MQ A -- L Q .,,.T 7+ -l .- -'VT .1 5-4-1

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wh.. ,Aw ,A N ' 1 F. HEX. Q. . ,J V, It j A I A , P-,ki aiiftqse Y . 3 ,s 4: r? 1--f Mxigx :,,.t5.'r 2 .M s he me -Jag.: ... G .M eu T .Q '- 15 . .. : ,ff W? We ' i E '25-535 may xg ' ilk! ll wales? x5 E1 Y' m.. .QV a Cur alumni are the students of the past. Some of them attended the college for a year, some for two years, and many graduated. A large number of these alumni are scattered throughout the United States -some even outside the United States. We have taken this group as representative of our great number of alumni in the field. They represent many vocations and lines of endeavor. The services they have rendered are great. We are proud of the alumni who have upheld the ideals of our college, and we show our pride by offering this slight bit of recognition. 1, LAMBERT HANSON-Teacher: served in the armyg attorney at lawg resides in Sparta. 2.DR. GUNNAR GUNDERSEN+Pron'iinent citizen of La Crosse: known for work in establishing Gundersen Clinic. fa a.KENNETH DOANE+Reccnt graduate: taught in Cashton two years. 4.WlLLI.AM H. STEVENSON---Attorney at Law: La Crosse: member of U. S. House of Representatives. 5.jOHN E. MULDERfProfcssor of Law at University of Pennsylvaniag editor of Bill of Rights Review. 6. HESTER HEMLEBEN+Head of Def pai-tment of History at Fordham University, New York. 7. HERBERT V. PROCHNCW-Assistaiit vicefpresident of First National Bank of Chicago. uplze if s ns- si sr nl!- na m7z E . E smart , WWE

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Lil. W. CORRIGAN-JTeacher at Waul-:ef s a, FRED W. ZIRKEL-Teacher at West Allis. MEYER HOUSEFEHT--Physical Education teacher at Milwaukee. 2. HELEN C, DYSON-Teacher of English at La Crosse State Teachers College. 3.HOWARD M. JONES-Head of the Def partmcnt of English at Harvard. 4. DR. VICTOR C. IACOBSEN1AlbaUY Medical College, Albany, New York.