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

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O A front view of the CCIP tral building at Whitewater with the insert showing how Mr. Yoder keeps the faculty informed on policies by holdr ing regular meetings.

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MW RM at the annual banquet in June alumni gathr ered at the Congregational Church to bid honor to the classes graduated . . responses of classes of 5'0, 25, 10, and iive years ago, as well as the . . Charles Hill of the Whitewater department store Chosen as president present graduating class of the alumni association . . Hanna Larson keeps herself busy as secretary arranging for the banquet this June. Reunion at Milwaukee in the fall . . . Audi, torium restaurant again place of meeting and feastr ing . . . alumni greeted by Franklin H. Zellhoefer . Over 200 hundred at, tend . . . Present and future teachers bump into in place of president each other on streets . only Window shopping sometimes wonder if it is a Whitewater con! vention then look forward to June as much as students. 0 With pompoms in their lapels alumni prove they are just itkidsii after all . . . Homecoming gives one good reason for coming back to revive old memories and cheer the present team on to victory.

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MR. YODER under the guidance of President C. M. Yoder, the kindly, whiterhaired gentleman who reigns supreme . . . from his office in the central building to the far ends of all sections of school . . . from White . . When he returned to his ofhce after a brief vacation last water to New York and Washington . summer, he found many problems . . . enrollment figures astounding . . . 961 students entered this year . i . rooms to be found . . . courses to be lined up . . . a shortage of teachers to face . . all come in the stride of the president of a teachers college as popular as Whitewater. . . . Additions came to his many regular duties this year . . . besides seeing that everything ran O.K. from the furnaces and fixings t0 the teachers . . . Mr. Carlson on a leave of absence left some of the regular duties of the Director of Commercial Ede cation . . . Dr. Nelsonis illness left his duties as Personnel Director to the President . . . College 18 MR. DOUDNA MR. SEYMOUR Life and Problems to be taken care of . . . 395 Freshmen meeting twice a week . . . The daily output of letters from the main office tall dictated by Mr. Y0de0 almost doubled . . . from the regular administrative letters to letters everything regarding teachersi positions, summer school cur, riculum, requests for catalogues, and information to parents concerning their sons and daughters. . . . Personal contacts must be taken care of . . . conventions such as the National Education A550, ciation at Cleveland in March to be attended . . . Even politics play an important part in the Presi' dentis life . . . always with the interest of eduI cation and the college at heart . . . Governor Heilis threatened budget slashing caused much con! cern and worry . . . Whitewater is already scrimp' ing too much on needed money . . . Legislative problems called Mr. Yoder to Madison several times.