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

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Keturok Antrim, Ph.M., is Dean of Women. A sharp bridge player, Miss Antrim is also a detective story fan. Ralph G. Iverson, Ed.D., is Director of Student Personnel Services. Besides being a Toastmaster supreme. Dr. Iverson is also a londscoper and a dangerous bridge player. Roy Wigen, Ph.D., is Director of Graduate Studies. For the reckless among us. Dr. Wigen has a word of advice: Before going off on these space excursions, we ' d better make sure we ' ve thoroughly examined the surface of the earth.

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John A. Jorvis, Ph.D., is Dean of Industrial Education. Though he enjoys life in his new home during the school year, eoch summer he retreats to Canada to find a good fishing hole. Alice J. Kirk, Ed.D., is Dean of Home Economics. Next to traveling, Dean Kirk likes o good bridge game. administration Merle M. Price, M.A., is Dean of Men. Enjoying the good coffee served at the Union is one of Dean Price ' s favorite pastimes. The Powers That Be The college administration functions un- tiringly in working for the best interest of the college and its students. Specialization in the fields of home economics, industrial ed- ucation, and industrial technology requires training of the students ' hands, eyes, and minds. Although specialized, the liberal ed- ucation curriculum is not neglected. The ad- ministration strives to correlate the specialized professional training of home economics and industrial education with a liberal education. An active personnel service for students functions in multiple channels. Its work, is affiliated with guidance, housing, and occupa- tional placement. Staff members, too, are engaaed in the never-ending stream of activi- ties characteristic of their specific roles in the educational system. They assist in the plan- ning of school activities, and many serve as advisors for the various campus organizations. Aside from its primary interest in campus advancement, the administration must also focus its eyes on other states and adjust its program according to their fluctuating teach- ing requirements. Through constant efforts, the administration is able to revise and add to its curriculum so that it complies with cur- rent demands for keeping Stout State College unique in its field. 14

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Faculty Mory A. Cutnaw, M.A., is Instructor of English and Speech. Not only is Miss Cutnaw a young lady of some polish; she is a pilot of wild motor- boats and a catcher of ferocious fishes as well. Otto Nitx, Ph.D., is Professor of Science and Mathe- matics. Not only does Dr. Nitz write chemistry texts for colleges throughout the U.S.; he is also a mean walleye fisherman ond a stalker of squirrels. Erich Oetting, Ph.D., is Heod of the Department of Psychology and Education. Dr. Oetting is to be men- tioned in the some breath only with those great spirits of the seventeenth century — gardener John Evelyn and angler Izaac Walton. C. Harrison Parmer, Ph.D., is Assistant Professor of Social Science. Witty, urbane, inquisitive, Dr. Parmer finds his answers to the problems of human destiny upon the whirling discs of godlike Richard Wagner. JSss Mrs. Bcnita G. Smith, M.S., is Head of the Nursery School. She likes to travel, but also enjoys quiet evenings of reading or bridge. 16