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

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BUILDING TALENTS, IDEALS, AND ASSOCIATIONS which will be valuable throughout life is made easy at a college where there are organizations, activities, and clubs to meet every interest. In addition to work in the classroom our college has extra-curricular groups interested in debate, drama, music, athletics, art, publications, science, mathematics, language, professional education and politics. Religious life is not neglected for nearly every major church group is represented by a campus organization and some have special student places of worship. Ways of developing abilities, broadening interests and serving others are available to all students.

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Upper loft: A dance in- terlude during Winter Carnival. Lower left: President Kleinpell pours as Mrs. Kleinpcll entertains girls of Sigma Chi Sigma, women's honorary society. Upper right: In front of the Newman Center, gathering place for Catholic students. Lower right: Preparing to board the bus for a choir tour.

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Abovo: About to bo graduated, seniors review their trials and tribulations, successes and accomplishments of the post four years. BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE 'S a never-ending process for the future lies alwoys ahead. Education is an attitude — on outlook — and, of course, unlike a physical structure, is never finished. For new vistas continue to open before us and the further we pursue knowledge, the more we are aware of new areas. But the habits of study, of learning, of participation, of weighing and evaluating, are the supports we have gained in college for meeting the opportunities and challenges which will come to us. Below: The R. A. Karges Physical Education and Recreation Center, scene of •ho graduation ceremonies.