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

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1712 new 1897 T0 College Band of 1875 Sfi70,000g 1925 saw the completion of the East VVing with its spacious auditorium and many modern classrooms-an addi- tional outlay of 3'4250,000. The entire system of buildings as they are today have an original cost of SB548,000. Early social organizations of the school and campus in- cluded debating societies, literary societies, and musical groups. Although the organizations had Greek names, they were a far cry from our fraternities and sororities of today, for social life was limited and closely supervised. A School newspaper called the Royal Purple came into being in November, 1900. The first paper was really a monthly maga- zine which combined literature and news items. It continued in this form for twelve years and was then changed to a weekly newspaper. Ten years later a combination oi? newspaper and quarterly magazine was adopted. The first Mmneiska was published lyyiljepstticlgigla ot VVh1.tG?7Q . . . if . 'x , -' ' - Water and dedicated to President SHl1SlJk-gill l9Qf,j?:1X?,1qta,55ef,'t?t9!9l? - - - - . ,QF-J x ki V gf - Yi, the Minnie has made its a1Q13ea1'a11ctf855th,:5K xx.3tlX?f3E',Q A X5 K' gui- 1- if Vflgfiix MALE X ff Q ,PX ig.,:iif:H2x5g lxfagpgig :tg xi.: ll gi' Q. Q5i'Z'efgg.J4ktrct5 fi is it 53 iii? ,ev 3 lid, We tai, fi Q T512 'iii 7531 Tiiiiffzdj ,.ff-,-,...,,,4c1V,,,., ,emn ,nn ,::., i.- ,Ni ., .. ,, I, A-:A V, . h

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0761707 Three quarters of a century have fied, Since first thy form was etched against the sky And still it stands, and never will it die, So long as men love knowledge and are fed From thy copious store which ever led And leadeth yet to pastures new and strange, Where young and eager minds may rearrange All things to suit their growing minds instead. Alma Mater! We celebrate thy birth And thank the fate that brought us here to thee For surely thou hast proven thy true worth And earned the splendor of this jubilee. And when a hundred years have come and gone Still wilt thou wake to face the coming dawn. -by Fred Libby V 1 w 11