University of Wisconsin Whitewater - Minneiska Yearbook (Whitewater, WI)

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'GR' JVIINNEISKA 1913 cxfl X wx X! , f i- 7 yi X f' I ll : 'ET'-Pg Xi, ,gawk -?2,gf,:- I 47-,:.. -x ,,g- ' X 1 X J' lxxlx :iq I .I -uf- J- vc-35 'f ' A NN ' f . C' 51 P J fo I. . ff. FANNY R. JACKSON A. B., Rockford College, B. L. S. University of Illinois. Periodical Library assistant, University of Illinois, Instructor, Library School, University of Illinois, Assis- tant Librarian, Western Illinois State Normal School, IVIZICOIHB, Illinois, Librarian, WhiteWate1'. - Gmc E C. ALvoRD State Normal School, VVhitewaterg Student, VVi consin Library School. Assistant Librarian, VVhitewater. LILLIAN C. NEIPERT Jefferson High School, Spencerian Business College. Clerk and Stenographer, VVhiteWate1'. 17

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f 1355 JVIINNEISKA, 1913 it 40 I J :es-fwefw 27,'zf1'?2:5Qj'li P A-P L57-9 952- ,M r 12 '-A , c. 1 S M , S X Nr- ffliafv-x: -A I X , - , ,K ggi? . I if .,'-x P GRACE R. POTTER State Normal School, Whitewatefi TQPICIWCTS Col' lege, Columbia University, University of Chicago, Sum- ' isconsin niversit . mer Slgiiclhlervl First and Secondy Grades, Public Schools, Nladigon, Wis.g two Summer Sessions, Teachers College, Columbia University, N. Y., Teacher and Critic, First and Second Grades, Whitewater. Brass LOU FARLEY Graduate, Private School in Dallas, Texas, Kinder- garten Training, Chicago Kindergarten lnstit t g u e. Teacher, Public Schools, Calumet Michigan' New York Chautauqua, Dallas, Texas' Leaid South D, k , , a otag Alma College, Alma Michigan, Kindergarten and Assis- tant Critic, Primary, Whitewater. VIOLA VVIGHTMAN State Normal School Whitewater 7 u Teacher, County Training School, Ladysmith, Rusk P COUITEY, WISCOHSIH. 16

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1 , mg JVIINNEISKA, 1913 NN gg I I-, ,. 'liilltppi Nj' fZliI3CE?'ff3f9B2' as nfl' '- -Q T-I ' uf .I I s N,,:5, V-+ Q7 E N -' WYJJ r P XX ill pre!-4' ' f' 4, A Tj' 1.,,5 CLARISSA M. WORKS Stout lnstitute. , , Teacher of lndustrial Arts, Carthage, hdissourig Hampton Virginia, Supervisor and Teacher of lndus- 3 trial Arts, Whitewater. 1 ll f A Tw A4 Lfiiixiiiiizs- be 41 ' llflr. Sherrick, who for the past sixteen years has been Professor of Latin in this school, has decided to make this his last year of teaching. At the close of school, he will go to the historic Shenandoah Valleyvto make his home on a fruit ranch. It is with regret that We must dispense with his valuable services both as in- structor and as recorder. With his strong and pleasing personality he has made many Warm friends, who Will miss him in the office, and in his own little room in the west Wing. The Minneiska voices the sentiment of the student body in wishing him success and happiness in his new home. 18