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

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Mr. C. M. Yoderls resignation on March 5 brought to a close his activities as presi- dent. He served in this position for sixteen years. Mr. Yoder was Director of Commercial Education for eleven years prior to assum- ing presidency. An authority on commer- cial education, he was honored with the presidency of the National Commercial Teachers Federation and with vice-presi- dency of the State Teachers Association. Coming from Superior State Teachers College, Dr. Robert C. Williams completed the year as acting president. He will oili- cially become president on July 1, 1946. Dr. Williams served as acting president of Superior State Teachers College from 1943 until his recent appointment to White- water. He was also Veterans Counselor while at Superior. As resident regent, Mr. Dwight M. War- ner is vitally concerned with Whitewaterls welfare. Formerly a very active member of the student body himself, he is concerned with the problems and needs of the teach- erls college. Regent Edgar G. Doudna is also greatly interested in W. S. T. C. Besides his posi- tion at Whitewater, Mr. Doudna is Secretary of the State Board of Regents and is in charge of the central oHice of the board. Mr. C. M. Yoder 24W am When pwwwl Rediyu Mr. Edgar G Doudna page twelve

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Back Row: Mrs. A. Dahle, Mrs. O. Kohlmeyer, Mrs. Mary Updegraff Front Row: Miss Maeta Lawrenz, Mrs. M. Rinn It is a busy group that composes the sec- retarial staff. In view of the scores of offi- cial records to be kept, plus the assistance which each department director must have at his disposal, there is constant work going on. Mrs. Ann Dahle assumes the secretarial duties in the registraris office. Her respon- sibility is to keep the official records and to mail transcripts. To her falls the task of answering inquiries of all types from pro- spective students. In the commercial education office is Mrs; Olive Kohlmeyer. She is Mr. P. A. Carlson,s secretary. Her work also includes assisting page thirteen student placement in the commercial cur- ricula. Overseeing the college books is Miss Mae- ta Lewerenz. She must see that a budget is maintained, that bills are paid, and that ex- penses are minimized. As secretary to the president, Mrs. Mar- garet Rinn, like her fellow staff members, finds each day a full one. Her duties are varied and many. Mrs. Mary Updegraff assumes the posi- tion of secretary in two capacities, that of Mr. W. E. Cannon,s secretary in the training school ohice and as his assistant with the. duties as College High principal. 5mm! Staff JIM Weakly 0; beed