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

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I The Faculty for cr few hours in the evening, over the Weekend, or during summer vaca- tions pursue a variety of hobbies: ' ' , , ets. gardening, sports, cooking books p I' A' WILGUS delves into the history of Platteville Academy, when not occupied with duties as director of secondary educa- tion and social science instructor. EDGAR F. RILEY ' seeks diversion from his duties as director ol the training school with a round ol golf. FRED T. ULLRICH is an enthusiastic fisherman, though his chief interest is as director ot the agricultural department. THE PIONEER OF 1938 PGQeNiHe1eeH

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i iw! P' -.1 .,. ' . ,- f. J 14W.,,.--zfzfji' 5 ' K 'wi-mf ' 1 Page Eighteen ASA M. ROYCE President .XV ' if YI I x by - s s gf lf' W 31. ffl li The President is a man of many interests, being district governor of the Ki- Wanis, having a personal in- terest in every student, address- ing many clubs and organiza- tions, and being vitally con- cerned in all current problems of education. A. M. ROYCE always finds time from heavy executive responsibilities for his little grandson. THE PIONEER OF 1938

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I. C. BROCKERT RACHEL SALISBURY W. H. WILLIAMS director of the rural department, finds while writing books or preparing for finds time from duties as registrar and pleasure in beautifying the home grounds. English classes, enjoys the company of vice-president for a little field work. her Persian cats. G. V. GUNDY makes first hand preparation for teaching chemistry and soils with a gardening hobby. KATHARINE CHAPMAN has a threefold interest: teaching English, weaving, and planning her tlower garden. 1 PuqeTwenty