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

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,.-4' . 5p,,..a t' - hiv--pf' ,. E -nil. ..,. ,. Dr. Henry G. Lee has been an instructor at Whitewater State Teachers College for thirty-two years. During that time he has served the students excellently in the field of Economics and other social studies. Dr. Lee received his master's and doctor's degree, as well as his bachelor's degree, at the University of Wisconsin. He has also served for many years as senior class advisor and is the sponsor of the only national fraternity on the campus, Sigma Tau Gamma. His progressive spirit has greatly aided this college in becom- ing one of the leading teacher training institutions in the country, and it is therefore to him that we, the MINNEISKA staff of l948, made this .... a o f4J

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aokimyq to continued growth in the well being and prestige of the Whitewater State Teachers College has again been assured by the progressive leadership of President Robert C. Williams in his second year as chief administrator. Dr. Williams came here from Superior State Teachers College where he served as acting president, in the absence of the regular president who was in the armed forces. President Williams received his bachelor's degree at Cen- tral College, Iowa. Both his master's and doctor's degrees were received at the University of Iowa. He has carried on the excellent work started by other presidents, and in keeping with the tradition of this school has enabled progress to continue smoothly. E51