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

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Mr. M. O. Boyd Instrumental Music Mr. C. H. VVellers Manual Training Mr. A. I. Winther Rural Education Page Twenty-four Miss Laura Hamilton Mi-SS C1-HTH Tutt Enghsh Rural Education Miss Margaret Williams Mr. G. B. Winsor Director Elementary Principal College High Education

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Miss Leora Harris Miss Lorena Harrison M . R. W. K1 ' ' ' Assistant Librarian . Fourth Grade Critic r Psychologymb MISS Iiiiliiilrglriginulans in acfiuified Miss Dorothy Remp Miss Adelia Ringger Mrs. Merle Scholl Sixth Grade-Crinticm-wav First Grade Critic Third Grade Critic Mr. E. Schwager Miss Maude Webster Miss Ruth Wilkinson Physical Education -- English and Debate Assistant Librarian Y. . .I l the lwcnty thin 'wig' rw ,3 ,,- ,jj

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.gzcrefariefi Cooperating with the adminis- trative forces, keeping offical re- cords, and assisting department heads are duties of the secretarial staff of W.S.T.C. Secretary to the Registrar is Mrs. Ann Dahle. Besides keeping offi- cial records, she handles prospec- tive student inquiries. Miss Jean Gehri, President Wil- liams' Secretary, has varied respon- sibilities in addition to relieving the president of duties whenever possible. Mrs. Jean Hermsen also works in the president's office, handling numerous matters. Financial secretary is Miss Maeta Lewerenz. She is the one who maintains the budget. The secretary in the training school office is Mrs. Mary Upde- graff. Secretary to Mr. Cannon, she coordinates the training school and the college. Miss Olive Werner is employed as secretary to Mr. Carlson in the Commercial Education Office spending much time in placement of commercial graduates. 7 School nurse Miss Pape assists Dr. Ambrose While he looks over a patient. f X .1 Bottom: J. Hermsen, O. We1'r.e1', J. Gehri Top: M. Lewerenz, A. Dahle, M. Updegraff J4 minififrafiue Medical Center Whitewater State Teachers has appointed a spe- cial physician and nurse to insure health expedien- cies among all students in the college. The Health Center is located on the first floor of the east wing and is well equipped to take care of diagnosis and- limited treatment cases. Every new student must file a certificate of health and physical fitness from a qualified physician as part of his application for admission since the col- lege believes that the development and training of the mind and good health standards go hand in hand. There is co-operation between the Health Cen- ter and the Physical Education Department which makes it possible to correct many physical defects by proper exercise and to prevent possible ill effects of too strenuous exercise. Page Twenty-fue