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

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ILXVZ fi 6,991.1 i I til. Qi. 'ni i j f. DW .Ai Mllwii if lvljflfl, 5 . J' ll llifeffloirfl .yi Top Row: Reurer, P. Kreul, Wilkins, Griifilhs, Teller, Glaeser, Massey, Brandt Midd Boi QW le Row: M. Marr, Thomas, Bold, Curwen, E. Robbins, Wagner, R. Krull, Mingsf. rom Row: Pippin, Gorman, Ryan, Olson, Wright Norslien, Heiser. 0 r JW' f ff l 4:55 C - CMAJ . x b H f .xx U f M. FRESHMAN CLASS Mxshap Carherine Burris, Plalievilleg Charles Burroughs, Living- srong Belly Bushnell, Plailevilley Charles Curwen, Benlong Eugenia DeWi++, Plalievilleg Donald Dimiclc, Plarlevillep Jean- e++e Dull, Soldiers Grove: John Edl, Monflorrg Harry Eus- iice, Livingsrong Walker Friedrich, Pla++eville7 Florence Gop- lin, Osseog Belly Gray, Hazel Green: Roberi Grillilhs, Cuba Ciiyy Viola Hanson, Hollandaleg Leon Harlman, Dodgevilleq Donald Heim, Cuba Ciryy Jane Heiser, Plailevilleg Rulh Hol- men.Argyle1 Roland Kaap, Fennimore: Marvin Klilsner, Lan- casierg Rex Krull, Birnamwoodg Floyd Lilchfield, Wonewoc: Ann McDermoH, Richland Cenrerq Geraldine McDermoH, Richland Cenferg Margarer Marr, Mineral Poinly Clyde Mayhew, Plawurevillep Bar- Page Twenly-four Bonfire Boys bara Melcali, Dodgeville7 Eihel Mingsr, Plaile- villey Charles Norris, Sun Prairie: Inez Piund, Monroe: Marjorie Pippin, Blue River: Tommy Quirlc, Mineral Point Grover Reuler, Polosig Ele- nor Robloins, New Diggingsy Richard Ruka, Bos- coloely Aleiha Rule, Dodgevilleg Henry Schwarlz, Harliordg Earl Slalielcll, Waulceshaq Bernard Srahfon, Auguslag Helen Thomas, Lancaslery Dor- olhy Trewariha, Cuba Cily: Helen Trewarlha, Cuba Ciryp Gordon Wagner, Anligoy Roberr Walker, Lancaslerg Lawrence Walsh, Soldiers Grove: Shirley Walerman, Elroyy Doroihea Web- Tl-IE PIONEER OF I937

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Top Row: Walerman, Goplin, Goldsmiih, Guisl, Arand, Aaberg, Abraham, Gray, Newion, Middle Row: l-lolmen, Kinney, Wiseman, Websler, C. Garlhwalre, Dull, L. Ewsis, Melcalf, V. Hansen, Bofiom Row: B. Bushnell, A. McDermol+, L. Abrams, D. Whifing, Edl, D. Williams, J. l-lolizmiller, M. Weigel. The class was divided in+o small groups, each group being assigned To a member of The Tac- ulry. This has been proved a valuable pari o'T each sJruden+'s educarion. The counselor re- views Jrhe individual s+uden+'s problems wi+h The sludenr, and suggesls ways oT over-coming any diFTicul+ies. Curricular problems form The baclc- ground oT The conferences, allhough many social diTTicullies are ironed our as The siudeni is cone Tronred wilh Them. The Treshman class was guiie aciive This year in exira-curricular aciivilies. Marvin Kliisner won The College oraiorical coniesi. David Parish played as one of The Tirslr Tive o'i The baslcerball squad, and was high scorer Tor his Team. Don- ald Perkins was one of 1-he beg- performers on Henry Schwarlz, Mariorie Alexander, Dorolhy Trewarlha, The baslceiball squad, as well as being a slrellar Bernard Sfager' Toolball player. Francis Fosi played as a regular on The SOCTAI- COMMITTEE Toorball Team. Early in March The freshman class prepared Tor i+s pari in fhe Underclassman Prom. Class meeiings were held in which many spirired discussions occurred. The selecrion oi a From orcheslra, as usual, broughi Torih The grealeslr dis- cussion. The Tollowing six+y-six freshmen are eniered in The Tour- ear secondar educaiion de arlmeniz Fern Aaberg, Dodgyeville: Roberil Aaberg, Dodiigeville: Laurel Abrams, Gays Mills: Marjorie Alexander, Plalievilleg Jane Margarel Arand, Mifflin, Oswald Barih, Darlingiony Carl Beelham, Lan- caslerp Max Bellard, Plallevilley Roberl Benneii, Lancaslery Francis Boyle, Richland Cenlerg Alberi Bradison, Cam- bridge: Louis Brunckhorslr, Plarievilley Tony Bucci, Wauke- Tl-IE PIONEER OF I937 PGq3TWenfYcTh'ee

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Top Row: Ewers, Barlh, Dirniclc, Brunclchorsl, Friedrich, I-larlman. Middle Row: McMahon, Campbell, Rulca, Beelham, Klilsner, G. Ralph. Bollom Row: Slalleldl, R. Williams, Harris, Euslice, Slallon. sler, Baraboo: Kennelh Weigel, Plalleville: Ronald Whiling, Brandon: Dan Williams, LaEarge: Roberl Williams, Livingslon: Wayne Wiseman, Benlon: Kalhleen Zwelller, Blue Mounds. Twenly-eighl are lalcing lhe lour-year agricullure course. They are as lollows: Bryce Abraham, Ml. l-lope: J. W. Bryanl, Ml. l-lope: Frank Campbell, Gays Mills: Donald Curlis, Plalleville: Lewis Ewers, Soldiers Grove: Thomas Eowell, Richland Cenler: Chesler Garlhwaile, Ml. l-lope: Charles Glaeser, Monllorl: Edward Gorman, Tavera: l-lollie Guisl, Soldiers Grove: Roberl Harris, Livingslon: Paul Kreul, Highland: Richard McMahon, Lancasler: Orval Massey, l-lollandale: l-lollie Newlun, Onlario: Melvin Olson, Mazo- manie: Erancis Posl, Ml. l-loreb: Guy Ralph, Cuba Cily: Arland Rogers, Cambria: Waller Ryan, Soldiers Grove: William Salmon, Mineral Poinl: Leo Schaeler, Belmonl: Curlis Sheehan, Arena: Sidney Teller, Ellison Bay: Lenard Turnell, Blue Mounds: Vivian Willfins, Livingslon: Orville Wrighl, Glen l-laven. Those enrolled in lhe lour-year induslrial arls courses are: Roberl Goldsmilh, l.aEarge: Donald l-leal, Gays Mills: Wal- ler l-lein, Cambria: Gaylord McAllisler, Slurgeon Bay: Da- vid Parish, Rlalleville: Donald Rerlcins, Dodgeville. Four lreshmen are enrolled in lhe lourfyear lower grade course: ,lean l-lolzmiller, Mineral Poinl: Anne Newlon, Wau- walosa: Margarel Rosemeyer, Plalleville: Mildred Weigel, Plalleville. Tl-IE PIONEER OF l937 FRESHMAN CLASS KING AND QUEEN Leo Schaeler, Annabel Waller Page Twenly-live