University of Wisconsin River Falls - Meletean Yearbook (River Falls, WI)

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■ 1ELETEA nT- MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY Hunt, W. I I., Principals Course. School Management. State Graded School Inspector of Wisconsin for many years. fHowARD, John E., Violin, Orchestra, Band. Pupil Z. G. Holms, St. Paul; Member St. Paul Symphony Orchestra 1909; Director Auditorium Orchestra, Stillwater, Minn. Soloist Univ. Extension. Jacobson, James Peter, Ass’t Physical Science.’ B. S. Beloit and M. S., U. of Wisconsin. t Private Lessons. • On leave of absence. Kargks, R. A., Physical Science. Prin. H. S. Dept. Whitewater State Normal; Ph. B., U. of Wis.; Ph. M., U. of Wis. Kuenninc, A. C., Agriculture. Peru State Normal, B. S., Agricultural College of Nebraska. Latta, Maud A., History. A. B., U. of Wis.; Bryn Mawr; U. of Chicago. Leavitt, Orpha, History. A. B., Doanc College; Lcland-Stanford; U. of Wis.; U. of Chicago. Malott, James I., Education. Prin. Rural Dept. Warrcnsburg State Normal; B. S., A. B., and M. A., U. of Mo. May, J. M., Agriculture. B. S., Kansas State Agricultural College. McDonald, Ethel, Dom. Science. B. S., Kansas State Agricultural College. McMillan, Mary B., Mathematics. Ph. B. and M. A., U. of Wis. Miiileis, Alice, Primary Training Teacher, R. F. S. N. On leave of absence. Mosher, Lovila Margaret, Librarian. B. S. and A. M.. Ripon. Prucha, Edward J., Oshkosh Normal; B. S. A., U. of Wis. Pardee, Carrie T., Drawing. Normal College, Albany. Sanford, Carolyn Bernice, Mathematics. Dean of Women. B. Pd., Normal College, Michigan; Columbia Univ. Schlosser, Nellie Louise, Expression. Boston School of Expression. Segerstrom, Wxi., Manual Training. R- F. S. N.; Stout Institute; Univ. of Wis. Sproat, Maud A., Training Teacher. Kan. State Normal School, Emporia; U. of Chicago; B. S., Teachers’ College, Columbia Univ. Stuaffer, E. C., English. A. B., Penn. College; U. of Penn. Stratton, C. G., B. A., Ypsilanti College, Mich. Swenson, Burt E., Physical Training. B. Ed., Peru State Normal; B. P. E., Training School, Springfield, Mass. Schlagkr, Helen J., Physical Training for Women. B. A., Wells College; New Haven Normal School of Gymnastics. Weberg. Edith E., Domestic Art, R. F. N. S.; S. P. N. S. Welles, W. S., Biology and Director School of Agriculture. Illinois Normal Univ.; B. S., U. of 111.; Grad, work U. of III. Whitenack, E. A., German. A. B., Rutgers College; Amherst College ; U. of Heidelberg. •Wickland, Arthur J., English B. Ed., Peru State Normal; A. B. and M. A., U. of Neb. Willet, Eugenie, Music. Springfield City Normal; American Institute of Normal Methods. Winans, Winifred, Assistant Librarian. Library School, U. of Wis. Wright, E. F., Manual Training. Warrcnsburg State Normal; B. S., U. of Mo.; Bradley Polytcchic Institute; Stout. On leave of absence. Page 15

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. lELETEANf- MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY Crabtree, James William, President. B. Ed., Peru State Normal; B. A. and M. A. U. of Neb. •Adams, Effie, Domestic Art. B. S. Kansas State Agricultural College. Columbia Univ. Ames, Jesse H., Supt. Training School, Pedagogy. Stevens Point State Normal; Ph. B., U. of Wis. •Armstrong, Irma Belle, Primary Training Teacher. R. F. S. N.; U. of Chicago; Columbia Univ. Beddai.l, Lois, Training Teacher, R. F. S. N. Berg, Marie B. K., Intermediate Training Teacher. Stevens Point State Normal; U. of Wis. Bridges, Mabel L., Training School Nebraska State Normal Peru, A.B., U. of Neb. Casler, Henrietta, Drawing and Art. Graduate, Milwaukee. Clark, Warren W., Agriculture. R. F. S. N.; B. S. A., U. of Wis. Clark, Lewis Hi., Mathematics. Print of H. S. Dept. Whitewater Normal; Northwestern Univ.; Chicago Univ. Davison, W B., History and Economics. Prin. Primary Dept. Superior State Normal; B. A. and M. A. U. of Wis. Dkneen, Marie, Rural Dept. Hamlinc Univ.; B. A., U. of Minn. Eller, Walter, Reviews. Normal, III. Ewing, Marjorie, Mathematics, R. F. S. N.; Scudder School; U. of Minn. Fleming, Elizabeth J., Training Teacher; Lake Forest Univ.; Teachers College, Columbia Univ. Flood, Ida Marion, I ntermediate TrainingTcacher. Supervising Grades Public School. Massachusetts Normal; Tufts College; Medical Dept. Tufts. Goble, Lloyd, English. Prin. Grammar Dept., Charleston (111.) Normal; B. S. and M. S., Westfield College, Harvard Univ.; A. M., U. of 111. Hanna, O. M., English. A. B., Franklin College of Ind.; Ind. State Normal; U. of Chicago. Page 14

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- 1ELE TEAfsT. POST GR 3 DU 3TLS The best things come in small packages; this is verified by the Post Graduate class at our dear old Normal. They arc small in number but legion in power and ability. They have brains, else why should they be in school now? They arc broad minded and can realize that they are still capable of growth and finish and know that they can best gain these under the White and Scarlet of our Alma Mater. They have found by contact with the hard cold world that there arc other things that one gets in his school career that arc higher and better and of greater worth than book knowledge, that the close acquaintanceship with the type of men and women that make up our faculty has a deep meaning and great influence on our character. There are other things that go to round out and complete our course, making the short years in Normal among the best years of our lives. These arc a spirit of brotherly love that exists between the River Falls Alumni wherever and whenever they chance to meet, and a spirit of cooperation between the faculty and the fellows on the team, between the team and the coach, and lastly, among the whole student body, all working toward one end and all boosting for Normal. With such a powerful combination there can be no such thing as failure. This is what has always brought success to our Alma Mater and always shall. When graduation is over and you have turned your back on the closed doors forever, this ability to co-operate with your fellow, no matter what your occupation may be, is the one thing that can bring you success. Every member in the Post Graduate class is a master in his particular calling. During the year they have been sought after to take up the duties of teaching. Some have gone and others have felt that they could not afford to lose that time from school. In all branches of school activities we have been well represented—look at the gridiron demons, Cudd and Lovell; our basket ball star, Pete; the debaters Taylor and Scarbrough and “others” among our number. We arc sure you will agree with us when we say that the Post Graduates are some Class!!! F. I.ovell.