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

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MR. DWIGHT D. CHIMNOCK. Supenisor of Student Training, and MR. ROBERT E. RUDIGER, Education. MR. DA ' ID P. BARN ' ARD. Audiovisual Ed- ucation and Photography. MR. JOHN J. KIRBY and MR, MORMAN C. ZIEMANN. Speech. The Stout Institute curriculum pre- pares a student for the degree of Bach- elor of Science with a major in vocationa! education, industrial arcs education, home economics education, institutional man agemenc, or dietetics. Upon receiving his degree, the grad- uate in industrial education is qualified for teaching or employment in various industries. The home economics graduate is well prepared to enter teaching, die- tetics, institutional management, or one of the many other related vocations. The members of The Stout Institute faculty shown on this and the following pages are instrumental in preparing tht: graduates for their college degrees.

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MR. JOHN A. JARVIS, Dean of the Divhioti of Industrial Education, and MISS ALICE J. KIRK, Dean of lh« Diiision of Home Economics. MR. RAY A. WIGEN. Director of Grad- uate Studies, and MR. G. S. WALL. Grad uate Studies. 7 Sta MR. MERLE M. PRICE. Dean of Men. MR. RALPH G. IVERSON. Director of Student Personnel Services, and MISS KETURAH ANTRIM, Dean of Women.

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MR. M. HARBOUR, MR. M. W. RENESON. and MR. C L RICHf Phyjiis and Mathematics. MISS ELEANOR H. COX and MR. OTTO W. NITZ. Chemistry. 1 Sta MR. DWIGHT L AGNEW, History and Economics, and MISS MARIAN M. DEININGER, Socio Science. MR. H. C. ARNESON and MISS ANNE MARSHALL. Biological Sciences. (12)