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

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Hagestad Student Center May Hall Wilcox Karges Center

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Paths lead in all directions at Wisconsin State University-River Falls. From dorm to classroom, library to student center, laboratory to dorm, they crisscross, branch out and converge. Many of the paths were planned; some were added as necessity arose. Most are covered with concrete, in the fond belief that students will use sidewalks, when provided, instead of the manicured lawns that cover the River Falls campus. But always there is the student who must make his own course, stepping out from the beaten path, sometimes finding a short cut, sometimes detouring, but making his own way to his goal. For such a student does Wisconsin State University-River Falls exist. The free spirit of inquiry is no empty phrase at River Falls. The student chooses or makes his own path. North Hall

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To unpathed waters, undreamed shores —Shakespeare Every student at River Falls will take the path to North Hall, second oldest building on the campus. He will begin his college career by filling out forms at the registrar's office and paying fees at the business office. He may attend a science lecture in one of the amphitheatres, explore the mysteries of plant or animal life in the biology lab, concoct a mysterious potion in the chemistry lab, listen to the click of a geiger counter in the radiation lab, try to keep one step ahead of a computer in math classes. He may hear famous artists in concert or lecture in the auditorium or appear on its stage with the Concert Choir or Symphonic Band. He may go to the Dean's office for counseling or pay a friendly visit to the President's office.