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

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Husband • • • The Kleinpells enjoyed basketball games Speaker.. • Achievement of leadership Faculty Frolics Star... Deep in the Heart of Texas’ . . . These are things which describe our College president. Dr. E. H. Kleinpell. He received his bachelor of arts degree from the State University of Iowa, his masters degree from the University of Chicago, and his Ph.D. from Ohio State University. His teaching experience includes Kemper Military Academy, head of the history department of Northern Montana College at Havre, head of the Division of Social Science of Morningsidc College in Sioux City, Iowa, and President of the State Teachers College, Valley City, North Dakota, from 1942 until 1946 when he came to River Falls.

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We Dedicate Administrator. • • Duties kept him busy ■ DEDICATED TO ONE WHO, by his friendly helloes and wise counsel, has shown a sincere interest in each individual at the College ... WHO this year completed his fifteenth year as president at River Falls. . . WHO has been largely responsible for the physical growth of the campus . . . WHO has enthusiastically supported campus activities . . . WHO believes that liberalism on campus should be practiced as well as taught. . . DR. EUGENE H. KLEINPELL IndlVldl al . • • A moment alone

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An editor wonders, wo lieved as a yearbook goes t wonders if other editors hav of uncertainty for a compl such as “Is it done yet?” and, in our case, “What d browsing through past issues on ideas other editors have ( tion was answered. wishes, and finally is re-ress. During this time he ne through the same kind year, answering questions “When do you study?” Meletean While the Meletean, capitalizing lavcn’t) had, the last qucs- “A weekly paper, the I lished by the school, and t outgrowth of this. However the name, since it was that University of Wisconsin, s and the scientific name of tl was chosen, and from it wa 'ger, had formerly been pub' yearbook was in a way an e staff did not wish to keep the annual published by the he Latin word for badger, European badger—meles— ormcd—Meletean.” .... 1926 Meletean 8 — MELETEAN