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

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AS the representative aFWhitewater on the State Board of Regents of Normal Schools, Mr. Seymour has proved beyond a doubt that he is a man of capability and ingenuity. He has the welfare and advance- ment ofWhitewater State Teachers College ever before him. t REGENT WILLlA-M SEYMOUR

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WTH an ever ready word of enccur- agement and willingness to aid in any way, Mr. Yoder has gained the respect OF Faculty and students. His amiability, cheerfulness and congeniality amidst Frequent demands are characteristics which have become in- delibly imprinted upon our minds. We shall never Forget the admirable inHuence he has had upon Whitewater State Teachers Col- lege and upon each individual in it. PRESIDENT C. M. YODER

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Mr. Roseman Mr. Carlson Mr. Daggett THEY cTEACH US HE STUDENT body of the Whitewater State Teachers College, urged by the sentiments of companionship and fellowship for members of the teaching staff, have endeavored to manifest appreciation by presenting the faculty this year in a less formal manner. The cooperative spirit and the valid interest shown by them in student projects and progress have made us feel one of them, and by the Administration Section of the 1937 Minneiska, it is our desire to make them irrevocably one of us. These pages are but a nucleus of the hope for a larger and more com- plete chapter of this type. Let us introduce you, primarily, to the five directors of the college. Mr. W. P. Roseman supervises classes conducted by practice teachers, encourages and instructs them at regular four dclock meetings held on Dr. Lee Dr. Nelson Thursday of each week, and is an invaluable aid in the professional placement of graduate students. The commercial department is the largest in the college, and is maintained under the direction of Mr. P. A. Carlson. Mr. Carlson is one of the three authors of Twentieth Century Bookkeeping and also has written the study guides to go with this text. He has long been noted for his standard- ized bookkeeping tests. It gives us a feeling of well being and enthusiasm to realize that the place- ment of commercial students for the past many years has been one-hundred percent. Under the guidance of Mr. Carlson each commercial senior is equipped socially, academically and profession- ally for his or her position. Mr. C. J Daggett, head of the department of education, has been active with experiments in his field. In 1936 he published Education in IVis- comm. Projects in this curriculum are largely con- ducted by the Experimental Education Class. Work Mr. Wells Mr. Wellers