Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-04-12
MANY STUDENTS
Of THIS COUNTY
IN UNIVERSITY

prepared by students of the De
partment of Journalism, University OF
Wisconsin.
Sauk county is represented by fifty
nine students at the University OF
Wisconsin this year The towns rep
resented are Ableman, Baraboo, La
Valle, Merrimack, North Freedom
Plain, Prairie du Sac, Reedsburg,
Sauk City and Spring Green.
Ableman sends three students this
year: Walter Goedecke, sophomore in
the College of Letters and Science;
Miss Minnie E. Ho1z, freshman in the
Home Economics course, and Rollin
II. Manthey, freshman in the Course
in Commerce.
Baraboo sends eighteen students:
Arthur NJ. Andrews, junior in Chemi-
cal Engineering course; Rowland e.
Brennan, junior in the Course in Com
merce; Miss Flora B. Cooper, Junior
in the College of Letters and Science !;
Raymond M. Coughlin, senior in the
Course in Commerce; Miss Katherine
Donovan, freshman in the Home Eco
nomics Course; Miss Grace G.. Fisher,
senior in the College Of Letters and
Science; Miss Marjorie X. Fisher,
sophomore in the College of Letters
and Science; Miss Esther L. Gold
farb, junior in the Home Economics
couse; Miss Grace E. Hathaway,
freshman in the College of Letters
and Science; Miss Estelle H. Isen-
berg, senior in the College Of Letters
and Science; William H. Kasiska, jun
ior in the College of Letters and Sci
ence; Arthur X. Layden, freshman in
the Course in Commerce; Emil A.
Mueller, freshman in the College of
Engineering; Miss Alice M. Muir
ply freshman in the Course in
Commerce; Miss Marjorie P. Ryan,
sophomore in the Home Economics
course; Miss Vera M Templin, fresh
man in the College Of Letters and Sci
ence: Miss Lucille A. Warren, junior
iii tl4e> College of Letters and Science,
and James s. Wilmington, senior in
the Course in Commerce.
La Vale sends four students: Ben
jamin H. Duddleston, senior in the
College of Agriculture; r. Charles
Finnegan, graduate STUDENT in the
College Of Letters and Science, and
second year in the Medical school;
Voney B. Hyslop, freshman in the
College of Letters and Science, and
Miss Eva NJ Thornton, sophomore in
the College Of Letters and Science.
Merrimack sends two students:
Miss Gloria o. Cooper, sophomore in
the College of Letters and Science,
and Erwin G. Gross, senior in the
College of Agriculture.
North Freedom sends two Students:
Miss Helen E. Barker, junior in the
Home Economics course, and w. Fran
els Patterson, freshman in the Course
in Commerce.
Plain sends two students: John J.
Ferguson, freshman in the College of
Engineering, and Lloyd E. Gasser,
freshman in the two-year agricultural
course.
Prairie du Sac sends four students:
Walter L. Albers, sophomore in the
Electrical Engineering course; Paul S.
Conger, sophomore in the College OF
Agriculture; Miss Leona E. Dresen,
freshman in the College of Letters and
Science; and Miss Ina E. Drew, fresh
man in the College of Letters and Sci
ence.
Readsburg sends fifteen students:
Miss Dorothea L. Dangel freshman in
the College of Letters and Science;
Malvin Davis, sophomore in the Elec-
trical Engineering course; Arthur
Goetsch, freshman in the Course in
Commerce; Miss Mary E. Henry, SEN
ior in the College Of Letters and Sci
ence; Harold J. Hosler, junior in the
Chemical Engineering course; Milton
B. Hulburt, freshman in the College
of Engineering; Miss Gertrude NJ. ia
cobs, sophomore in the College of Let
ters and Science; August H. Martin
senior in the College of Agriculture;
Herbert A. Mueller, senior in the Col
Iege of Letters and Science; Henry M
Powell, sophomore in the College OF
Letters and Science; Miss Martha A
Schacke, senior in the College Of Let
ters and Science; Phillip R. Schwecke
senior in the Course in Commerce
Miss Ruth L. Stolte, Junior in the
College Of Letters and Science; Ed
ward w. Vorlop, senior in the Elec
trical Engineering course, and Hugo
j. Vorlop, freshman in the two-yeal
Pharmacy course.
i Sank City sends Bruno GanzliI
freshman in the Course in Commerce
Spring Green sends seven students
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