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

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.fi 've af Win K . I am glad to see this year's annual featuring our students from other countries. We are pleased to have them on our campus. We value their friendship not only because they are personally interesting and Worthwhile individuals, but because through them we come to understand better these countries and their peoples. They, in turn, have a first hand opportunity to learn what We are like, and help their homeland friends to understand us better. There never has been a time when understanding and good will among the peoples of the world was of greater importance to all of us than now. Their presence on our campus contributes to that important end. Wexford .Mifcheff President Page 7

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Page 6 1 It is a pleasure for me to extend my greetings to you in this 1958 yearbook. Although the job of a regent is concerned primarily with such matters as build- ings and budgets, with policies and personnel, still, in the final analysis, it is concerned always with the welfare of students. It has been and will continue to be my pleasure and privilege to help in getting the teachers, the buildings, the equipment, the policies, and the organization which will enable your college and the other state colleges to grow and to improve and to serve your needs better. fcliqelld ..j4lU'PlLy Regent

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MAURICE O. GRAFF-Dean of the College B.Ed., Illinois State Normal Universityg M.A., Ph.D., University of Iowa EDITH J. CARTWRIGHT-Dean of Women B.E., Wisconsin State College, La Crosseg M.A., Northwestern University Page 8 6404 RICHARD J. GUNNING-Dean of Men B.Ed., Wisconsin State College, Steven Ph.M., University of Wisconsin 5 r-.... s Point W'-1-mn