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

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Mary J. Rathke, M.A., is lnstructor of English, M-iss Rathke supplies her demanding stereophonic phonograph with recordsg she relaxes and enjoys them whenever time permits. Gladys Trullinger, M.S., is Asso- ciate Professor of Home Eco- nomics, Miss Trullinger bends every effort towards the welfare of college women during their brief stay at the Sixth Street Home Management House. Dorothy J. Knutson, M.S., is Assistant Professor of Home Economics. Miss Knutson's hobbies of reading and cooking often take a back seat to the checking student's of Meal Management plans. Betty S. Cotter, M.S., is lnstruc- tor of Home Economics. l-ler students gain untold benefits as Mrs. Cotter relates her recent and practical experiences in dietetics and institution man- agement activities. 26 Mary K. Williams, M.A., is Assistant Professor of Home Economics. Miss Williams' pur- suit of timeless, universal Art has led her to museums and galleries around the world. Miss Noble, Dean Horn, and Mrs, Smith enjoy the social hour at the Christmas tea Faculty Sw:-Giwudng QQ,

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Faculty High 9deaBo Erich R. Oetting, Ph.D., is Head of the Department of psychol- ogy and Education. Dr. Oet- ting's use of indirect discipline is as effective on his five grand- sons as with his classes. new places to eat. working instructor. Peter Christianson, Ed.D., is As- sistant Professor of Industrial Education. There exists a touch of the gourmet in Mr. Chris- tianson, who delights in finding David E. Gillespie, M.A., is As- sistant Professor of Psychology and Education. A truly inspir- ing instructor, Mr. Gillespie has gone far towards helping his students understand the forces which shaped the world. Alyce D. Vanek, M.S., is Assist- ant Professor of Home Econom- ics. To share her knowledge of hats from crown to brim, Mrs. Vanek is writing a book on millinery. Edwin C. Hinckley, M.S., is ln- structor of Industrial Education. Marksmanship, whether with gun -or bow and arrow, is the special interest of this wood- Sarah W. Littlefield, M.S., is Assistant Professor of Home Economics. l-ler study of French has given Miss Littlefield com- mand of that language. 25 Guy Salyer, Ph.D., is Protessor of Psychology and Education. Under Dr. Salyer's dynamic instruction, students are initiat- ed into the complexity of the principles of education.

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Lloyd Whydoski, M.A., is Head of the Department ot Printing. Mr Whydotski's hobbies, his- torical interests, bookbinding, and photography, are natural outgrowths of his speciolty, graphic arts. Undefwtamliug Paul A. Axelsen, M.S., is Instructor ot Industrial Educa- tion. Mr. Axelsen and his son Andy are anticipating the com- pletion at a workbench which they are building in their base- ment workshop. Planning a shop in the proposed industrial arts building, for-seeing faculty members experiment with machine placement. Gerald Schemansky, M.S., is Instructor of Industrial Educa tion. With his superior knowl edge ot this area's streams, Mr Schemansky gives the wily Gil bert Creek trout a rough time 27 Keturah Antrim, Ph.M., is Asso- ciate Protessor ot Physical Edu- cation. Miss Antrim's conta- gious enthusiasm makes her classes an enjoyable contrast to more sedentary subjects. irene Erdlitz, M.A., is Assistant Professor 'ot Physical Education. Miss Erdlitz's nimble steps set an example for her varied classes, os she demonstrates proper stonce and motion.