Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-06-15
GRADUATION At
MADISON NEAR,
Il FROM SAUK
THIS COUNTY WELL REPRESENT.
ED IN THE GREAT STATE
UNIVERSITY COM
MENCEMENT
Interesting Letter From the Capital
City and Timely This
Month

Twelve students from Sauk county
expect to be graduated from the Uni
versity Of Wisconsin, June Fl. OF
these, six are from Baraboo, two from
Reedsburg, and one each from Able
man, Prairie du Sac, Sandusky and
North Freedom.
Miss Marie r. Kleb, Reedsburg,
who expects to graduate from the Col
Iege of Letters and Science, entered
the university as a junior from Mil
waukee Normal school, She is a mem
Der Of the Alpha Gamma Delta soror-
ity, and is an active member of the
university Y. w. G. A., and the Ger
manistische Gessellschaft. She has
written a thesis on '"The Symbolism ir
Grillparzer's Dramas"
Herbert A. Mueller, Reedsburg, whe
expects to graduate from the College
Of Letters and Science, has written his
graduating thesis on THE Reconstruc-
tiOn of the Constitutions of the South
ern States" He entered the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin as a junior from the
Milwaukee Normal school He is a
member of Philomathis, debating So
ciety for men.
Fred P. G. Mueller of Ableman ex-
poets to be graduated from the Col
lege of Engineering of the University
Of Wisconsin, June 21 Mueller is
wearer of the "W'' because for four
years he was a member of the varsity
crew and captain of it in his senior
year. His thesis is on 1.-THE Test of
Trump Turbine"
Robert J. COughlin, Of Baraboo, ex-
poets to be graduated from the College
of Engineering, University of Wiscon.
sin. He entered the university as
sophomore from NOtre Dame. His
thesis is The Investigation of the
Phase Relations in a Single Phase In
duction Regulator"
Herbert A. Gollmar, Baraboo ex-
poets to be graduated from the Col
lege Of Engineering, University of
Wisconsin, He is a member of two
honorary fraternities, Tau Bota Pi,
honorary engineering fraternity and
Phi Lambda Upsilion, honorary chem
iCal fraternity. His thesis subject is
THE Manufacture of Hydrochloric
Acid from Magnesium Caloride and
Steam"
Ralph A McGilvra, Baraboo, expects
80 be graduated June q from the Col
Iege of Agriculture He is mem-
ber of the Y M. c. A. cabinet and pres
ident of the Country Life club.
Howard l. Potter, Baraboo, expects
to be graduated from the Course in
Journalism at the University of Wis
cOnsin Potter was a member of the
sophomore football team. His thesis
is on "The Contributions of Joseph
Pulitzer to American Journalism" Mr.
Potter made a special trip to ST. Louis
in order to CLEAN facts from the files
of Mr.. Pulitzer's paper when he was
an editor in the Missouri city. He has
a fine position with the Central Life
Insurance Co.
Lyle G. Clarke, Baraboo, expects to
be graduated June II from the course
in Commerce at the University of
Wisconsin He is a member of Beta
Gamma Sigma, honorary commerce
fraternity. He is also a member OF
the Commerce club, and has served
this year on the student conference
The subject of his thesis is "What
Wisconsin Newspapers Should Charge
for Advertising"
Miss Thelma G. Kuhns, Baraboo ex
poets to be graduated from the two
year Music course of the University.
Everett S. Prouty, Sandusky, ex
poets to be graduated June 21 from the
two-year course Of the College Of Ag
riculture at the University of Wiscon
sin.
Arthur j. Mertzke, North Freedom
expects to be graduated from the Col
Iege of Letters and Science, Universit!
OF Wisconsin, June 21 He was
member of the Choral union for twt
years, and is a member of Artus.
Miss Laura A. Meyers, Prairie dl
Sac, expects to be graduated June 2
from the College of Letters and SCI
ence OF niversity of Wisconsin.
Miss Mary 4. McNulty. of sprin
Green, has had the honor Of playin
on championship woman's. basebal