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

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o Entering Graham Street Entrance, students climb three flights of stairs to the library to study for tomor' rOXXnS 16580115. 1455.25

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MISS POTTER, MISS BJORKLUND Art is a required course for the Rural :md Primary teachers . . . Miss Flora Potter and Miss Ethel Bjork- lund do the teaching . . . in the west wing over the girlsa gym is their domicile . . . Work of Miss Bjorke lund in teaching primary children is outstanding . . . may be seen in the art rooms and in and about the primary rooms . . . Miss Potter is continually active in the field of art . . . brought several famous artists be fore the students this year . '. . made several visits to . Miss Bjorklund studied Swedish are when she Visited relatives in Sweden last sume various exhibits . . mer. . . . Home economics falls in the line of duty for Mrs. Mary Fricker . . . teaches cooking and sewing to primary and high school students . . . sewI ing and problems of home to college girls . . . Her advice is requested and given to faculty members and others . . . from building homes to making dresses. . .. Dramatics attract a great deal of attention due to the active work of Miss Florence Holcombe . . . . . directs Senior Class Play . . . teaches . directs all plays of Thespian English and dramatics. . . . Miss Edith Knilans this year replaced Miss Thatcher as head librarian after Miss Thatcheris resignment . . . Results of study on Masters degree at University of Illinois shown by new system of handling reserve MRS. FRICKER MISS HOLCOMBE books . . . Miss Leora Harris was shifted into Miss Knilansi former position . . . she formerly ruled over the Children,s library . . . The third local young lady member of the library staff is Miss Mildred Brigham . . . added this year to take the place of Miss Harris in the Childrenis library . . . graduated from Whitewater in 1937 . . . Miss Ruth Wilkinson is zmr other new member of the book crew . . . formerly was in the library at Platteville Teachers College . . . came here after studying at the University of Wisconsin last year . . took the place of the deceased Miss Alvord . . . plans to travel through the East and Canada next summ er. MISS HARRIS, MISS BRIGHAM, MISS KNILANS, MISS WILKINSON

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GAUTHIER, JANZ, ANDERSON NlWJedofilteJM is my picture O.K.? . . . . . letters of application . . . U. S. Post thce Dept, has boom in business. . . . stand the seniors . . . 128 credits earned by June 9 . . . diplomas handed out then . . . much to take care of during the year . . . must arrange classes to complete minors and majors Iand still have some time freeI . . actually teaching the kiddies t0 IIjump through the hoopII . . . quote from W. H. Fricker . . . attend weekly conferences with Mr. Roseman the attributes of a good teacher learned to a u'Im . . . letters of recommendation must be gathered . . . faculty members, 01d teach, ers, minister, and others must be contacted . . . application blanks to fill out . . personal data sheetsw-Do I smoke?eHow many credits have I in English? . . . shall we have Class play or shall we have a picnic or both , . . learn to walk with mortarrboard. . . . must attend class meetings . . . Jobs . . . big feature of year I . . how much money can we get . . . where should we try to teach . . . 28 wear a suit in case of a personal interview . In a year will be alumni . . . look back at last year . . . best class in history Of you donIt believe it, ask themI . . publishers, and speakers . . I . outstanding athletes, musicians, more honor students than Freshmen . . . placed 50 on honor roll. . . . Dr. Lee still sponsors class with Ed. Gauthier as president . . . active in Pi Omega Pi, band, menIs Chorus, Phi Chi, debate, and generally . . . Carole Anderson chosen Vice'president . . . popular Alpha Sigma from Whitewater . Lucille Janz . . . W.A.A., Pi Omega Pi, Thespizm, Theta Sigma, etc. . . . most popular girl in a38 . . . elected secre' taryrtreasurer strictly on merits. . . . Seniors today . . . teachers tomorrow.