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

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THE FACULTY JAMES P. JACOBSON M. S. University of Wisconsin Physics RUDOLPH A. KARCES Ph. M. University of Wisconsin Prin. H. S. and Jr. H. S. Dept. Physical Science CHARLES C. STRATTON A. B. Ypsilanti College Ccography HENRY A. DAVEE Ph. B. University of Wisconsin Supt. Training Dept. Education WALTER H. HUNT Valparaiso University Director Prin. Course Education JAMES 1. MALOTT M. A. University of Missouri Prin. Rural Dept. Education

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THE DEANS 1L1KE to think of our Normal School as more than a pile of brick and mortar, more than a collection of class-rooms presided over by instructors, more than a body of men and women seeking to learn the fundamentals of the profession of teaching. To me, it is rather a great pulsating institution rich in spirit and tradition, reaching out its arms throughout the state, extending its sphere of influence year by year seeking to fulfill its mission and binding us to it in bonds of loyalty and love. It is my hope that you, who go out this year into various fields of activity, will carry with you this conception of your Alma Mater, that you will look back with pleasure to the days that you have spent within her walls and that you will achieve the success that she would wish you to attain. May you, who will return again next year, catch the full spirit of the Red and White and carry on the duties that the outgoing class have laid down. In this, I offer you my heartiest co-operation confident that you will enter into the life of the school with an appreciation of the added responsibilities that you will be called upon to assume. H. E. HAYWARD. B. S. U. of M. Dean of Men. Biology ALTHOUGH the duties of a dean of women differ somewhat according to conditions in various institutions, in general, these duties have to do with the living arrangements, the social, and the academic life of the young women students of the institution. Where dormitories are provided for women students, this branch of her work is comparatively simple and much easier to administer than where no such provision is made. The personal contact, which the dean of women establishes with students, makes it necessary to provide ample time and opportunity for personal interviews. Matters of health, social activities, and scholarship are continually being brought to her attention. The young woman student is energetic and ambitious. She has a deep .st in life and is preparing to take an active part in the world's construc-Notwithstanding her apparent light-heartedness, and her devotion IRMA HATHORN. M. A. Columbia University Dean of Women. Mathematics interest to fashion, she will contribute her full share to the future good of society. ■ yyu 1922 Pag y

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THE FACULTY J. E. PRUCHA B. S. Univcrsity of Wisconsin Agriculture JOHN M. MAY B. S. Kan. State Agri. School Director of Agriculture Agriculture ARTHUR N. JOHNSON B. S. University of Wisconsin Agriculture REXFORD S. MITCHELL B. A. Lawrence College Public Speaking and Civics WALTER B. DAVISON A. M. University of Wisconsin Prin. Intermediate Dept. History and Social Science ERASMUS WHITENACK A. B. Rutgers College Foreign Language