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

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1 N Vg , Fri, . , w , 9 Sam-5.42-e 1 it 1' :I his -at f gQ43'5.1 :54E5,Q'f - - fff' vi fy 'ew Z.. 8 ,al VI 'f . 1 Another faculty newcomer was Mr. Frederick Three women wcreacle f iieif ,..:2'1,,f Q Schmidt, a graduate of the University of Iowa, Mary Cloutier, whp Vfggagig . . . . . .. .wg-as ,qw who came to XVl11llCXVHlGl' to take charge of sics in the Junior Higlru' ulioolggeafetq music groups in the College Junior and Senior l1l21Sl1Q1'7S degree fron-Q ,tliiele versity' - . . .. . fa- - High Schools and to direct the college band sota. lXl1ssHe111-1ettaf.',y, . n . . 2 , and orchestra. the training schdolg Mr. Edgar Schwager, a graduate of both Col- lege High School and the college, took over the duties of athletic director and lcd his teams to victory. Mr. Herbert Paul, a Wiscoiisiii alum- nus, assumed the task of directing the College High sports activities. Both Mr. George Vllinsor and Mr. Lowell iVil- son were graduated from VVSTC and rejoined their alma mater in the fall of 1942. Mr. VVilson taught mathematics and science in the training school and college, and Mr. Wiiisoi- instructed social studies in the Junior High School and be- came principal when Mr. Charles Schuller be- came a Lieutenant j.g. in the United States Navy. teachers. She was a Vilhitewater graduate and had previously taught at the City High School. Mrs. Bernice Keown, RN., was a graduate of the Madison General Hospital. She took over the job of college and training school nurse, helped teach nutrition and home nursing, and participated in Red Cross work. Acting as a part-time faculty member during the last half of the second semester was Dr. Rus- sell Moberly, Professor of Education and Psy- chology at Milton College. His duties were to take over several of the educational courses that were left without an instructor due to the ill- ness of Dr. Glenn Nelson. Secretarial Staff: Mrs. Margaret Rinng Mrs. Ann Dahle, Miss Maeta. Lewerenz, Miss Viola. Konrad, Mrs. Olive Kohlmeyer. '

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Mr. C. M. Yoder Mr. E. G. Doudna. Dr. R. H. Dixon A school, like any other business enterprise, needs to be in the hands of capable administra- tors. These nien in Whiteivatei' State Teachers College are: Mr. C. M. Yoder, president, Mr. E. G. Doudna, secretary of the Board of Rc- gentsg and Dr. R. G. Dixon, regent from this district. In addition to his administrative duties, Pres- ident Yoder was acting director of commercial education during the absence of Mr. Paul Carl- son, who went to Vifashington, D. C. to becoine Principal Training Specialist in the Training Division of the Civil Service Coinrnission. Many nieinbers of the faculty left school for various reasons, one of which was to answer Uncle Sam's call to the colors. To fill their posi- tions Was a big task, but students and faculty were well satisiied with the choices made by President Yoder. Mr. 'Wendell Cannon left his position as Co- ordinator of Student Teaching at the Univer- sity of Illinois, Where he received his M. S. de- gree, to assume siinilar duties at Whitewater. He distributed directed teaching assignments, ,helped place students as teachers, and super- vised the training school. 22 vw ii -- li I- if -we . ...I ..-s-.v.......w...f.........,. al. na... .. ...., T- i....-.-D..,.,,... ......., Y' V' ' 1 1 '.Q.T.T Y 'Y :..d5f54zaRzn5i?3'3:f..' -,Qlzlnliffil.Elini5E?.if..?l. ':iI.nf..'l.ff.

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