University of Wisconsin Platteville - Pioneer Yearbook (Platteville, WI)

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Top Row: Gundy, MayTield, WeiTTenhilIer, McMahon, LaRoy, Massey, Lawrence, C. GarThwaiTe, Meier, Weigel, Nichols Livin ,sTon, E. GarThwaiTe, Davies, MarTins, Turnell, Blalcel , asTer, I-Iillesheim, Grundahl, J. Polich. Q y K BOTTom Row: Deyoe, EoTh, BrandT, Ralph, Abraham, Glaeser, Eclcerman, S. Polich, BryanT, BeasTer DiValI, Ullrich TI-IE DEPARTMENT OE AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION The primary TuncTion OT The courses in agricuITure in This college is To Train Teachers OT vocaTionaI ag- ricuITure. The success OT This deparTmenT is shown by The TacT ThaT up To daTe every graduaTe OT The course has secured a posiTiori. Upwards OT TwenTy per cenT OT The SmiTh-Hughes deparTmenTs in Wis- consin are now headed by graduaTes OT The PlaTTevilIe Teachers College. Page EighTeen The agricuITure enroIImenT This year exceeds ThaT oT any pre- vious year. The ToTaI number is 96, OT whom I3 are seniors, I3 iuniors, 29 sophomores, and 4I Treshmen. The graduaTing class includes The Tollowingz Clemence I-Iabermann, Garold BeasTer, AIberT BryanT, Verlen Hillesheim, William WaTerman, Paul Qehrlein, Willis DiVall, Wilbur EoTh, LaVerne KasTer, Clar- ence Grundahl, John Polich, STephen Polich, arid Erancis Mc- Glinn. Mr. IZ. T. Ullrich is The direcTOr OT The deparTmeriT. The Tac- uITy also includes Dr. G. P. Deyoe, animal husbandry and horTi- cuITurey Mr. E. J. SToneman, crops and mechanics: Mr. R. E. Moody, paulrry and economics: and Dr. G. V. Grundy, soils and chemisTry. A modern Tarm oT INK acres is owned and oper- aTed by The college Tor educaTional purposes. A coIIegiaTe chapTer oT EuTure Farmers OT America was or- ganized in I934. The I936-37 oTTicers Tollowz I3residenT, Clem- ence I'Iabermarin7 vice-presidenT, Garold BeasTer7 secreTary, William Brewery Treasurer, Willis DiVaII7 reporTer, Vernon Wells: waTchdog, Lewis Calloway: adviser, Fred T. Ullrichg program commiTTee: STephen Polich, Amos Grundahl, Clarence Eclcer- man, CleTus CvanshirTg social commiTTee: Wilbur EoTh, DeIloerT Winn, Joseph Spinlc, I-Ians Meier, J. W. Brand? pubIiciTy com- miTTee: William WaTerman, Clair Blakely, Lewis Callaway, John McAllisTer, Wallace LaRoy. TI-IE PIONEER OE I93Z

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UPPER GRADE DEPARTMENT Under The direcTion oT I. N. Warner, The up- per grade deparTmenT was organized Tor The purpose OT preparing sTudenTs To Teach in The upper grades and in The iunior high school. ln I877, when The course oT sTudy was TirsT published, Two years oT worlc were ouTlined Tor Teachers oT The grammar grades. As Hue educa- Tional sTandards oT Wisconsin changed, a Three- year course was added To meeT The higher re- guiremenTs, and in l93O, a Tour-year course. This year Hue enrollmenT in The deparTmenT was unusually small wiTh a membership oT only TwenTy. Three people reTurned The second semesTer To Tinish courses begun previously. The deparTmenT parTicipaTed in The Homecom- ing acTiviTies as well as in many oTher acTiviTies during The school year. This year Tor The TirsT Time The sTudenTs oT The upper grade deparTmenT presenTed Mr. Warner wiTh a ChrisTmas giTT. RUTH DAVIS HUGH SARGENT RUBY CADWELL Vice-Presidenl' PresidenT SecreTary-Treasurer DOROTHY BRODBECK WILLIAM GARDNER CLEO GEHRKE SecreTary-Treasurer PresidenT Vice-PresidenT SECONDARY EDUCATION DEPARTMENT OT all The college deparTmenTs secondary edu- caTion is The largesT. The deparTmenT, under The direcTion oT J. A. Wilgus, embraces more Than one-halT oT The sTu- denT body. This year's enrollmenT ToTals Two hun- dred ThirTy-seven: seniors, TorTy-one: iuniors, TiT- Tyy sophomores, seyenTy-Two: Treshmen, sevenTy- Tour. A Tour-year course was organized in I928 To Till The demand Tor Trained high school worlcers. IT embraces worlc leading To The degree oT Bach- elor oT EducaTion. Majors are oTTered in Eng- lish, maThemaTics, hisTory, educaTion, and The sciences. This year's oTTicers were: William Gardner, presidenTg Cleo Gehrlqe, vice-presidenT7 and Dor- oThy Brodbeclc, secreTary-Treasurer. The deparTmenT's TloaT won Third prize in This year's Homecoming Parade. While iT doesn'T engage in any independenT acTiviTies The deparTmenT's members are The sus- Taining Torce in many oT The leading school or- ganizaTions. AnoTher Picnic? THE PIONEER OE IQ37 Map STudy Page SevenTeen

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sr ,..L, nf? E Ni QQ, I k me -fi , 'w f Q A.. i, . sg 'id 9 x i ow: Oehrlein, Rogers, Scholl, Newlin, Curlis, Rosl, Sclnaeler, Tiedemann, Salmon, Wrighl, Myers, Bowman, Gorman, Guisl, Deering, I-lillbrand, Grundahl, I-larris, I-Ierwig, G-undlach, Bosch, Fowell, Ganshirl, Moody. fiollom Row: I-laberman, Wells, Brewer, Winn, Walerrnan, Klipslein, Ruskell, Mazur, Markus, Vlfilkins, Chilwood, Sloneman. PROGRAM OF WORK FOR I936-37 AND CI-IAIRMEN Assisliniuclging Iryouls: Clarence Grundahl. 2. Preparalion ol I-Iomecoming lloal: Ray Scholl. 3. Reloreslalion proiecl on College Farm: LaVerne Kasler. 4. Farmers Week: John Polich. 5. Arrangemenl lor exhibil ol during Farmers Week: Garolol Beasler. 6. Demonslralion ol Iarm skills before communily clubs: Paul Oehrlein. 7. Pres- enlalion ol rural lile play belore communily clubs: Vernon Wells. 8. Sponsoring a public speaking conlesl in Ihe chaplerz William Brewer, 9. Beaulilicalion ol some spol on college campus: Roy Simpson. IO. Sponsoring ol baskelball leam lo compele in lhe college inlramural conlesls: Charles Livingslon. I I. Parlicipalion in a raclio broadcasl: Leslie Lory. I2. Spon- soring ol menls chorus: Leslie Lory. I3. Sponsoring ol Ag- roundupu during Farmers Week: Verlen I-lillesheim. I4. Slucly ol work programs in high school chaplers in Wfisconsin: Del- berl Winn. I5. Sludy ol work programs in chaplers in leacher lraining inslilulions: William Walerman. I6. Sludy ol melh- ods lor realizalion ol work programs in high school chaplersz Clemence I-labermann. I7. Arrangemenls lor annual ouling: William Walerman. I8. Arrangemenls lor soulh-wesl Wiscon- sin horse show: Willis DiVall. I9. Revision ol lhe chapler con- slilulionz Alberl Bryanl. The oulslanding evenl sponsored by lhe Collegiale Chapler ol Teachers ol Fulure Farmers ol America was Ihe round-up ol lhe members ol lhe F. F. A. The lolal allenclance al Ihe banguel' was 240, ol whom I6O were visilors from high schools in Ihe palronage area ol lhe Plalleville Slale Teachers College. Mr. George P. I-Iambrechl, clirec+or of Vocalional Educalion, Madison, Wisconsin, was lhe principal speaker. TI-IE PIONEER OF I937 Arrangemenls lor Round-Up during larm producls by rural school sludenls Soils Lab Page Nineleen