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

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Old South Holl MELETEAN » Many times has our Campus, with its buildings, been pictured in yearbooks. However, this is the first time in its history that it has been pictured in full color. It is with pride that we of the '55 Meleteon staff give you this book. THE 1955 STAFF Jock Tooley - - Editor-in-Chief Joan Drumm -Ron Jensen ’ Assistant Editors Doris Lindemann - - - Administration Shirley Neuner - - Classes Ron Jensen - Athletics Blake Murray -Beulah Falkofske - Campus Life Rolland Baird - - - Editorial Assistants Patricia Williams - - -- Harry Elzinga - - Calvin Martell - Jerry Gibson - ' -Jack Tooley Photographers P. V. Peterson - - Advisor Colvin Morfell, Joan Drumm. Ronnie Jensen, Blake Murray, Doris Lindcmonn, Jack Toolcy, Beulah Falkofskc, Shirley Neuner.

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Sooted, left to right: Monochehr Barbed, Teheran, Iran; Kinana Abdulhadi, Jordan; Rosa Nazomaltajar, Iran; Colia Quiroz, Mexico; Luis Enjuto, Madrid, Spain; Parviz Bohlool, Teheran, Iran; Edot Nsikak, Uyo, Nigeria; Teymoor Gedayloo, Teheran, Iran. Standing: Hikaru Mikomi, Tochigi, Japan; Homld Kharrazi, Teheran, Iran; Jamshid Sovlati, Teheran, Iran. Not Pictured: Abdolrahmon Hooshier, Shlrez, Iran. WE DEDICATE... — It is well known that nothing creates international goodwill better than personal contact with people of foreign lands. On the River Falls Campus this year there were eleven such people. All of them individuals, and all good representatives. It is in this feeling of international goodwill that we dedicate this 1955 Meletean to the foreign students on our campus.

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IA E SALUTE... I i ... Glenn Junkman It has been said that an institution is but the lengthened shadow of a great man. If this be true, WSC represents the contribution of Glenn Junkman to teacher education. During the past thirty-seven years he has seen the college grow from a normal school to a degree-granting institution of high reputation. Born near Ellsworth, Glenn Junkman graduated from the high school there in 1902, then taught rural schools until 1903 when he entered the State Normal School at River Falls. From 1906-1918 he served as principal of schools at Pitsville, Independence and Wobeno. In 1913 he was granted a B.A. degree in history at the University of Wisconsin and in 1935 he received his M.A. degree in mathematics from Iowa University. He has taught at River Falls since 1918. Glenn Junkman's years of teaching are now committed to history — he will be remembered as o friend, a student, a scholar and just Mr. Junkman.