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

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Theodore Wiehe, Ed.D., is Associote Professor of Industrial Education. Pointer, putterer, ond general fixer-upper, Mr. Wiehe is also a summer camper of some reputation. John H. Wills, M.A., is Assistant Professor of English. On the eve of his doctorate, Mr. Wills finds considerably less time than he ' d like with rod and gun, ond considerably more with book and quill. Norman Ziemann, M.A., is Head of the Depart- ment of Speech. Love of the good life is perhaps revealed by the twinkle in genial Mr. Ziemonn ' s eyes as much as by the way in which he handles reluctant spinning rods and wayward canoes. Lillian Jeter, M.A., is Head of the Deportment of Clothing ond Textiles. With her vivacious nature. Miss Jeter enlivens any classroom. Dick K. Klatt, M.S., is Assistant Profess Industrial Education. The Davy Crocket Menomonie, Mr. Klatt has the rare and en talent of sniffing out expendable bear superfluous trout.

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O. Clifford Kubly, M.S., is Assistant Professor of Science ond Mathematics. After quitting golf, Mr. Kubly took up woodworking os a hobby ond has made some of his own furniture. Matthew W. Rcncson, M.A., is Assistant Professor of Science and Mathematics. The best golfer on the Stout faculty and a par shooter, Mr. Reneson probably reminesces about his days as a caddy in Detroit. Thomas Fleming, Ph.D., is Associate Pi of English, Besides handling publicity for Dr. Fleming finds time for summer booth for nursing homeless dogs with large, so Faculty Philip W. Ruehi, M.S., is Associate Professor of Industrial Education. Four children would keep any man busy. Besides heading his family, Mr. Ruehl is working for his doctorate. Wesley Sommers, MA., is Assistont Professor of Industrial Education. Serious, inquisitive, forward- looking, Mr. Sommers took a leave of absence second semester to pursue his doctoratal work ot Minnesota, 26

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Faculty Getmde Callahan, Ph.M., is Head of the Depart- ment of English. Students of expository writing often hear her tell them, Be concise! i Martha Ruth Amon, M.S., is Head of the Depart- ment of Related Art. She is putting her professional skills into everyday use decorating her new home. Harold H. Holfin, M.S., is Instructor of Industrial Education. Mr. Holfin is o friendly new face on campus and has already revealed his varied mechanical skills. Roy F. Kranxuseh, M.S., is Associate Professor of Industrial Education. An avid fisherman,, perhaps Mr, Kranzusch fishes roadside streams on his many travels. Ray C. Johnson, M.A., is Head of the Department of Physical Education. An enthusiastic participant in summer sports, Mr. Johnson spends time planting and trimming trees in the hopes of developing a green thumb.