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

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if ,V, H, L. EDQUIST MARION MARTIN EMILY BENFER is deeply interested in instrumental and for mental recreation teaches higher delights in skating and archery as hob- choral music as well as in his work as mathematics, for physical recreation in- bies, when her day in the library is science critic in the junior high school. sists on a game of golf. finished. MARGARET FRYE English critic in the junior high school, finds her greatest pleasure when teaching or supervising. IANE ANN CHURCHILL after a busy day as social studies critic in junior high school, drives away care with a book and a box of candy. PUQGTWSIUY-four THE PIONEER OF 1938

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'windy Q umunvnd 3 9 it 2 L. I. LEITL gives his children pointers in his specialty as athletic director. BERNICE CARDIN MARY E. ROBARDS when not assisting in the library, spends takes occasion during summer vaca- the time with her children. tions to enrich the background for her work as lower grade critic with a little globe-trotting. muifms H1154 3 .gg Q 7' i Q rs B. M. CARLSON AGNES OTIS BRIGHAM V. M. RUSSELL ot the music department, makes marim- an enthusiastic teacher oi physical ed- when not occupied as director of in- bas during his spare time. ucation, quite logically pursues archery dustrial arts, divides his recreational per- as a hobby. iods between amateur camera work and his dog. THE PIONEER OF 1938 Pc1qeTwenfy-three

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R. E. MOODY practices the essential principles of economics that he teaches in carrying out his poultry project. lower grade critic spends her summer vacations horseback riding and mountain climbing. ' HAZIEL LINDERMAN R. 6. V MILTON LONGHORN LUTHER ZELLMER GRETA M. GRIBBLE when he isn't teaching history or spices his teaching with an occasional dean ot women, whose main interest is speech, coaching dramatics, judging Paul Bunyan yarn prepared during his history, finds planning her home and lorensic contests, coaching debate, coach- spare time. the women's union a pleasure. ing declamatory, just relaxes with a book. , v Ubi? , , ei4l'A ' A PageTwenty-five l QV , t M If 1-W.