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

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When not busy with her duties as College Nurse, Mrs. Ora Chase enjoys a quiet game of bridge. Seiwiceo at Stout Welfare of Students Stout's smooth operation is largely due to the efforts of behind-the-scenes workers. The supervisor of buildings and grounds oversees the maintenance of Stout's physical plant. The business manager and accountant carry the task of keeping the college's financial records. Their staff, with office workers across the campus, perform duties indispensable though often unappreciated by the casual observer. First aid is available from the college nurse. With the dormitory housemothers rests the responsibility for residents' welfare. Those who run the Student Center and the library render service to students and faculty alike. Though their labors may not always be evident, there can be no doubt that they are essential to all. As Lynwood Hall's resident head, Mr. Face can be counted upon for helpful counsel. During school hours, Business Manager E. J. James Thompson finds relaxation from his work Schoepp tends to business, golf, fishing, and as Accountant in watching sports, especially photography furnish his recreation. football and basketball games. -,XX Q - , X

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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.

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Lovely crocheted articles are the product ot From the busy hands of Mrs. Anita Slocumb, the spare moments that come to Mrs. Clara Resident Head of Eichelberger Hall, come Messerschmidt, Resident Head ot Tainter Hall. beautiful hooked rugs. Sooeutiuk .llaluvw The glass mosaic, Tree of Life, in the Student Center foyer merits comment from Mr. Sparger and a Stout coed. Louis Rodey, Supervisor of Buildings and Grounds, delights in hauling in a big northern pike, whenever time permits a fishing excursion. 29