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

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', 1 at g, 2 , if E' . Ctr W ,sunt ri 3' A ,P w J r m 25' Us Lt-Y' 5 Ht , .5 .,, . ' 1 x Y wfvlx Nr A. lining, v 7 1 E, ,jr . . . . 1512 in 0 '-.qi 1 y h possible to write any article less than book W' wx gp 3? .wr . . . if-. 3 1 'li . . Tv T' ' 1 s f at . ix? fl :min ,,g,,,, ,,. . X fgy.: 51 'Q.'Vj'2H ' Q A . '1't- 'F y at 12 thevolumes of histoiy compiled in the past of education at Whiteivater one realizes gi ' A In L U Hy covei all that has exqpired. Thei efoi e, it 1S , fi this sketch to give the reader a veiy limited g 'pse into t ie past with the hope that some appi eciation of the progress during the last seventy-five years can be gained. Probably the first active step toward the establishment of a college at 'Whitewater was taken in the year 1860, when a representation from Vtlhitewater appeared before a Milwaukee meeting of the Board of Regents of Normal Schools and offered lands and funds for its construction. Political bickering continued until November 21, 1866, when a sum of 53,000 was appropriated to be expended, and a presi- dent and secretary were authorized to draw warrants for such moneys as might be due for work on the construction of the building. On March 23, 1867, the sum of 958,000 was appro- priated to finish the Normal School, as it was called then. The formal opening of the school took place April 21 1868 The first president was Oliver Cromwell Arey, who was born in Wellfleet, Massachusetts in 1817. Vtlhen the building was completely finished it had cost 344,000 and was, as the first catalogue said, One hundred eight feet long, by fifty-seven feet wide, and three stories high above the basement. Original Building in 1874 gf . . 'I , 11: irror President Arey The iii st pi esident s wife was iesponsiblc for the present cam- pus. She dren up the plans for the landscaping and the plant- ing of ti ees, foi in 1868 the Noimfil Hill wx as little more than a cow pastui e. Eventually a picket fence xx as built to keep the lit estock which it andered ing on the Normal lan n. Side- w'ill's xx ere of wood ind even Main Street that far out was nothing more than a stiip of iaiiie dirt wshich became a sea of mud with the spi ing thaws. Students in the early days lix ed much like the students of H . ,M W , . 77 1 - . t 7 A l 7 U rc , 1 77 , Y i 1 I 7 ' 3 along Main Street, from graz- N3 w X . , . t 4 xi . ,jc 1 ' 7 p. . . , 7 'T' in ,L-.U lf i X H, 4. W' ,, -s A 'H .