University of Wisconsin Stout - Tower Yearbook (Menomonie, WI)

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Firs Row: Beverly DuBois, theo Benkert, Betty Snyder, Arlene Anderson, Patricia Malone, Carol Skorstad, Marjory Tanz, Irma Savage. Second flow: Eugene Kramschuster, James Illingworth, Robert DuCharme, Lillian Iverson, Mary Sipple, Kathleen Kreul. Third Row: Louis Stacker, Alvin Wutti, Maurice Schmid, Donald Brill, Alton Rigotti, Ralph Onar- heim, Harold Kobin, Alice Formell. Row: William Peterson, Donald Berg, Clifford Burtness, Robert Hull. Second Row: Billie Eichkorn, Helen Sasao, Virginia Lusby, June Tracy, Althea Edler, Lois Loomis. Third Row: Sam Belcastro, Gaile Gandrud, Doris Keup. Fourth Row: Marjorie Goodrich, Warren Weisler, Bruce Cameron, Harold Richter, John Cardinal. 25

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S op no motel First Row: Kenneth Wadley, Rudolph Wegner, William McKanna. Second Row: George Soderberg, Betty Larsen, Dora Campbell, Frances Corsi, Arlette Lunde, Barbara Wagner, Noreen Setter, Irma Austrian. Third Row: Charles Weber, Doris Ekholm, Miriam Spoor, Doris Fuller, Gordon Snoeyenbos. Fourth Row: Jerome Contney, Eugene Miller, Eugene Vaccaro, Jean Peterson. Senator Stout ' s original two-room building provided for little, if any, specialization in either manual arts or home economics. However, the $1,500,000 college of 1942 al- lows its students to branch into one or more of many fields. Through controlled choice of curriculum studies the sophomore man is directed into the field in which he will soon specialize. Prepared for more advanced work, he will devote his time to shop, drawing, and de- sign courses during his second year of work. The sophomore women in home economics are yet directed in their course of study. Such subjects as food preparation, clothing construction, home and family life, consum- ers ' information, and advanced nutrition serve as a foundation for the sophomore ' s concentrated study of the family and its relationships. Further work, too, is required of all soph- omores in the liberal arts and sciences. The completion of the sophomore year finds the student well equipped to proceed into the advanced work of his final two years at Stout. 24

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First Row: Joe Krajnak, Luthar Mueller, Conrad Mayer. Second Row: John Silvius, Elaine Lohrey, Charlotte Luther, Norma Njus, Nona Rhude, Shirley Nelson, Ruth Pady. Third Row: James Leigh, Neil Lucey, John Morgan, Laurence Kaner, Milton Miller, Annamae Young, Betty Nutt, Verna Stokke. First Row: Mae Larson, Elaine Hart, Margaret Klinner, Mary Dorick, John Baird. Second Rov : Harlan Adams, Mary Chovan, Florence Lindell, Ward Cowles, Mary Koser, Niel Hageseth. Third Row: Jane Huntzicker, Harriet Koepke, Marlys Hoseid, Betty Kreutzer, Karl Dettman. Fourth .Row: Paul Gehrke, Richard Brown, Daltcn Hedlund, Robert 3urke. 26