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pecial Events reate lasting memories udents at UW-La Crosse will be the first to admit that university living more than academics. And for those who are seniors, they know that espite all their hard work and sweat, it wasnt the A they got in Vert. loo. their freshman year that they remember, but instead it is maybe bktoberfest or the play they were in that made the year a special one. ell the 1984-85 year was a special one in that there were numerous vents to get involved in. And these events are the ones that create memories that last forever. These are the times that will be remembered Drever. This year might not be your senior year not even your freshman ar, but it is nonetheless significant because you were a part of it and the cuts that shaped it - Mike McBride - Bob Hammerstrom 19
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Pageant recapture r - Bob Hammerstrom UW-L beginning Women in bloomers and calico skirts carried picnic baskets to a nearby shade tree while in the distance a piano medley could be heard above the noisy festivity of the day . . . To the passerby, the UW-La Crosse campu must have looked like it hadn't changed since 1909. And indeed, for on giddy hour on September 18, 1984, it hadn't. People from all over L Crosse donned straw hats and brought picnic lunches to watch th Recreation of the 1909 Dedication of La Crosse Normal School begin Clear blue skies, a light airy breeze, and Dorothy Wolfs piano medle reminiscent of the early 1900ls added the spirited touch needed to mak. the 75th Pageant a success. After james Fletcher of the class of 1987 welcomed the alumni, faculty students and residents, they were transported back to Wednesday, No vember 10, 1909 - the first dedication of what is now UW-La Crosse Contemporary community members delivered the same speeches the counterparts did in 1909. Reverend Kendall Baker portrayed Reveten Henry Faville, Peter Schreier of WIZM Radio portrayed Senator Thom Morris, UW-L speech professor jack D. Starr,Jr. represented La Cross Normal School President Fassett A. Cotton, and Mayor Patrick Zielk played Congressman Esch. The post-program consisted of the UW-L theater majors who gav popular orations of the time. Topics ranged from Anne Durallls portray of Ethel Oltman's The Woman of Today' to Sarah Moe's recreation o Ethel Dickie's The Cry of the Slums. The old narrations and speeches were preserved in La Crosse Ttibu papers and discovered by Kevin Berthesen of UW-L Information Se vices. - jean M. Raymond
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