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

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Merle M. Price, M.A. Dean of Men Entered field of education in 1 22 ; Associate Professor of Social Science; Secretary of Stu- dent Affairs Committee and member of Stu- dent Governing Hoard: member of Administra- tive Council: supervisor of housing for men students including veterans ' housing units: member of Epsilon Pi Tau and adviser of Alpha Phi Omega and S Club; member of eight professional organizations; Dean at The Stout Institute since 1 0, Ketxrah Antrim. Pii.M. Dean of Women Entered field of education in 1923; director of physical education for women; member of Stu- dent Governing Hoard and Committee on Stu- dent Affairs; adviser to Intersociety Council; supervisor of housing for women students and management of Union; member of six profes- sional organizations including the Wisconsin Association of Deans of Women and the Col- lege Women ' s Physical Education Association: Dean at The Stout Institute since W5. H 1

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Clyde A. Bowman. M.S. Dean of Industrial Education Entered field of education in 1909; member of twelve professional organizations including Mississippi Valley Industrial Arts Association, and Wisconsin Industrial Arts Association serv- ing as co-chairman on State Curriculum Com- mittee: also chairman of Scholarship Committee of Industrial Arts Awards Program sponsored by Ford Motor Company; author of one book and seventeen articles; Dean at The Stout In- stitute since 1919. Alice J. Kirk, Ed. D. Dean of Home Economics Entered field of education in 1920; member of professional organizations including Pi Lambda Theta, Phi Upsilon Gmicron. Wisconsin Home Economics Association serving as Vice Pres- ident, and American Vocational Association; was Director of Home Economics at University of Denver before joining Stout faculty: contrib- utor to home economics journals; radio com- mentator on food fashions and families over station WEAU; Dean at The Stout Institute since 1947. CIO]

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A » Ul ■ ■ t HERBERT ANDERSON. M.A. Instructor of Industrial Education ■ i STUART ANDERSON. Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Education (12-5) HERMAN ARNESON. M.A. Assistant Professor of Biology (18-6) DAVID BARNARD. M.S. Assistant Professor of Audio- I ■ « Education (5-4) RALPH BETTERLEY, M.S. Assistant Professor of Industrial Education (14-5) ROBERT BLAESING. M.S. Instructor of Industrial Education (J-I CLARA GARRISON. M.S. Assistant Professor of Food and Hutrition (25-3; DWKiHI ' CHINNOCK, M.A. Supervisor of Student Teaching and Associate Professor of Education (2S-10) i WAUNETA HAIN. M.A. Instructor of English ( -5) The first figure in the paren- thesis represents the yean that the member has special- ized in the field of education. The second fijjurc represents the years with The Stout In- stitute. EDITH GRUNDMEIER. M.A. Assistant Professor of Food and Xutrition ( -3) ¥«5 . H. M. HANSEN. M.A. Associate Professor of Industrial Education MARGARET HARPER. M.S. Instructor of Home Economics Education ( -8) I V JOHN JARV1S. M. Ed. Assistant Professor of Education (|S- MARY KILL! AN. M.A. Assistant Professor of Food. Institution Management (52-4) RAY KRANZUSCH. M.S. Associate Professor of Industrial Education v 27 jif.i ttrtctwita ri- ' ]