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

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z'yAf fallWZan'e EM . . . The semester and the year come to an end A . . Library is overcrowded With the many ambitious students Oi . . . or are they just the ones Who left everything until the end? . . . Faculty meetings held throughout the year . i . Every teacher attends . . . no excuses . , . Miss Thomas gives report on a phase of geography work Of . . . The last few days of school are set aside to complete minor duties . . . One big duty is hnding all the books you drew out at the beginning of the semester . . . Virginia Marsh and Anabel Walter again busy checking in books and checking on books that are missing 00. . . . One important day in the minds of every student, but one day every teacher would like to forget is the day the Minneiska is distributed . . . classes, halls, and even Graham Street entrance are Cluttered with students and their Minnies m.

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The annual Stunt Night of W.S.T.C. was held February 10 . . . Stunts were numerous and all rated well above the average . . . hThe College Special't put on by the Alpha Sigmas brought magazines to life . . . Out of hChild Life came the Rag dolls to do their dance tn . . . Sigma Tau Delta portrayed campus activities . in America collegesWWhitewater t3 . . . The Delta Sigmas built forts, snowmen, and made snowballs out of cotton to produce their stunt thinter VVonderlamdv . . . Snowballs hghts, music by the trio and numerous other acts entertained the audience for ten minutes CO . . . A cappella surprised the onlookers with something new and different . . . H.M.S. . . . His Majestyts Ship 00 . . . All went to put over the biggest and best Stunt Night in history.

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19 38 Junior Prom Howard Olds, Eunice Anderson, William Goers, Dorothy Bisely, Fred Peters, Carole Anderson, Anthony Koenings, Genevieve Mullen, Dorothy Zehme, Robert Cory, Virginia Marsh, Arthur Mussal, Virginia Webb, Lowell Nickodem. 0 King Koenings and Queen Mullen KWWQWWWgW were Tony Koenings and Gen Mullen . . ruling and queen added color to the broadcast over supreme with the Queen was her court of honor . chosen by faculty and students, one sorority girl from each sorority 0n the campus and two independents were selected . . . Eunice Anderson, Dorothy Bisely, Carole Anderson, Dorothy Zehme, Virginia Marsh, and Virginia Webb add beauty to the scene. . . . Maurie Sherman and his orchestra provide the music . . . Half hour broadcast tfirst time in historw 0f the grand march gives outside listeners an idea of what a really grand party it was . . . descriptions of the court, but mostly of the king WCLO,Janesville. . . . Decorations in modern white and black motif cleared the floor giving the most room possible for the 300 couples . . . Pillars in white gave a Grecian appearance . . . much paper to be cut . . . hopes that the cardboard would hold . . . glue and paste always ready in case something should happen . . . all worries of the decoration chairman Loren Thompson . . . All juniors help in the manual work . . . some even offer mental help . . . grand prom.