Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1917-03-15
IOWA COUNTY IN THE U. OF W.

Iowa county is represented by AZ stu-
dents at the University of Wisconsin this
year. The cities and towns represented
are: Arena, Avoca, Dodgeville, Edmund,
Highland, Holandale, Linden, Mineral
Point, Rewey and Ridgeway.
Arena is represented by six students:
Howard B. Briggs, senior in the College Of
Letters and Science; Miss Kate L. Crowley,
freshman in the College of Letters and
Science; Marvin S. King, Junior in the
Course in Commerce; Clifford E. Lampman,
freshman in the College of Agriculture, two
year course; Miss Alice P. Pfanku, fresh
man in the School of Music; Francis 7.
Sullivan, Junior in the College of Agricul-
ture.
Avoca sends three students: Joseph B.
Eagen, graduate student in the College of
Letters and Science; Jacob X. Rashid,
freshman, and Carlton l.. Schmit, freshman,
both in the College of Engineering.
Cobb is represented by one student, Ell
mer M. Doyle, sophomore in the Course in
Commerce.
Dodgeville sends six students: Miss
Leone H. Bennett, freshman in home econo-
mics; Thomas W. Cape, sophomore in the
College of Letters and Science; Miss Viola
A. Cutler, freshman in the College of Let
tiers and Science; Leo M. Hogan, junior in
the Course in Commerce; Richard K. Lane,
senior in mechanical engineering; Cleve A.
McMulen, junior in electrical engineering.
Edmund sends two students: Miss Alma
n Halverson and Miss Estella |. Halverson,
both Juniors in the College of Letters and
Science.
Highland is represented by four students:
V. Elmer Cabler, freshman in the pharmacy
course; Fenton R. MuIdowney freshman in
the College of Letters and Sciencey F. Rus
sell Wall, freshman in the College of Agri-
culture; Miss Eleanor WeidenfelIer, junior
in the College of Letters aud Science.
Hollandale sends two students: Miss
| Clara O. Paulson, freshman in the College
| of Letters and Science; Walter Z. Paulson,
senior in the Course for Normal school
graduates.
Linden sends two students: Carl C.. Gil
man, freshman in the College of Letters
and Science; Stephen c. Cribbe, senior in
chemical engineering.
Mineral Point is represented bysl4 STU
dents: Miss Margaret V. Bradford, sopho-
more in the College of Letters and Science;
Richard w. Brewer sophomore in electrical
engineering; Donald J. Fielder, freshman IN
the College of Letters and Science; Ray
school; Homer ]. Ludden, senior in cleo
trical engineering; c. Perry Paynter, sopho
more in the course of pharmacy; Chauncey
]. Pellow, sophomore in the College of Lei
ters and Science; Miss NJ Cenevieve Pen
hallegon, senior in the College of Letters
and Science; Miss Dolores M. Richards,
Gordon H. Shepard, sophomore in the Col
lege of Agriculture: Robert N. Smith, soph-
omore in the College of Agriculture Arthur
F. Trebilcock, senior in the Course in Com
merce; Miss Amy G.. White, senior in the
Course in Home Economics; Miss Dora NJ.
White, sophomore in the College of Letters
and Science.
Rewey sends three students: Robert l..
Rewey, freshman in the Course in Com
nerce. Miss Grace I SheDnerd iunior in
the College of Letters and Science; Charles
H. White. sophomore in the Course in
Commerce.
Ridgeway is represented by three STU
dents: Robert W. Cretney, freshman in the
College of Engineering: Chester and Harry
PAUL, both freshman in the Course IN