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Necrology
  Edward M. SABIN '93, at Union, Oregon.
  Reginald H. JOHNSON '96, retired pro-
fessor of modern languages at the University
of Pittsburgh.
  Mrs. Rebecca FRASER Buckbee '00, Mil-
waukee high school teacher for more than
40 years, at Milwaukee.
  J. Raymon WILLIAMS '01, Lancaster, at
Mesa, Ariz.
  Mrs. Julia SMITH Harvey, Madison, in
Naperville, Ill.
  Mrs. Grace GILSON Waite '03, head of
the mathematics department at Miami Senior
High school for 19 years, at-Miami, Fla.
  Leo REITMAN '04, Milwaukee attorney.
  Mrs. Kate MUTCHLER        Nordeng   '04,
Redgranite.
  Miner   T. MEADOWCROFT          '07, in
Madison.
  Mrs. Edith SWENSON Davis '08, Madi-
son civic leader and wife of Dr. Fred-
erick A. Davis.
  William KRUSE '08, Whitewater.
  Mrs. Genevieve DAY      Gates '08, Mil-
waukee.
  George L. HEMINGWAY '09, Orford-
ville.
  J. D. DARROW '10, Argyle attorney.
  Mrs. Florence TWO Kelley, '10, painter
and clubwoman, Oakland, Calif.
  Clive J. STRANG '11, long-time Burnett
County district attorney, at Grantsburg.
  J. Reese JONES '11, attorney at Osseo
for 35 years, at Madison.
  Dr. John T. SCHWAB '13, former Wis-
consin veterinarian, in Tucson, Ariz.
  Dr. Thomas S. O'MALLEY '16, at Mil-
waukee.
  Reid M. BERGH '18, Madison insurance
man.
  Lora HUSSEY '18, Zionsville, Ind.
  Municipal Court Judge Alvin G. BRENDE-
MUEHL '20, at Oconomowoc.
  Robert H. BENSON '20, Wisconsin Rap-
ids, at Madison.
  Charles H. BARLAND '22 at Eau Claire.
  Arthur B. AMES '22, attorney and pioneer
businessman, Kenosha.
  Mrs. Persis PERKINS Brown       '22, at
Evansville, Ind., some time ago.
  Else LEISER '24, in Costa Mesa, Calif.
  Curtis R. HANSON '24, president and
manager of the Scandinavia Telephone Co.
  Mrs. Bernice KUEHN Meland '24, Osh-
kosh.
  Isabel BURNS '24, at Sheboygan.
  Floyd R. SWAN '25, Appleton pharmacist,
  Dr. George A. KRIZ '25, former Milwau-
kee area physician, at Phoenix, Ariz.
  Alfred RESCHKE '27, at Milwaukee.
  Arthur E. JONES '28, Milwaukee.
  Mrs. Helen ICKE Harrison '29, Chicago.
  Lawrence E. ADAMS       '30, Dodgeville
druggist.
  Leon H. KELLEY '34, Van Nuys, Calif.
  Atty. Robert BRUNCKHORST '37, Platte-
ville.
  Geraldine MILNE '40, Honolulu, Hawaii.
  Jerry LEVY '55, Sheboygan.
WISCONSIN ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
        OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
                 OFFICERS--1957-58
  Chairman of the Board: Lawrence J. Fitzpatrick, '38, 5001
University Ave., Madison 5
  President: Dr. John A. Keenan, '30, 551 Fifth Ave., New
York, N. Y.
  First Vice-President: Sam Ogle, '20, Schuster's Inc., Mil-
waukee
  Second Vice-President: Martin Below, '24, Jahn & Oilier Engrav-
ing Co., Prudential Plaza, Suite 3015, Chicago
  Treasurer: Russell A. Teckemeyer, '18, 1 S. Pinckney St.,
Madison 3
  Secretary: Mrs. Silas Spengler, '19, 342 Park St., Menasha
  Executive Director: John Berge, '22, Memorial Union, Madison
                DIRECTORS AT LARGE
  Don Anderson, '25, Wis. State Journal, Madison 3; Dr. Norman
0. Becker, '40, 104 S. Main St., Fond du Lac; Oscar C. Boldt, '48,
217 S. Badger Ave., Appleton; M. Frpnk Brobst, '22, 9425
Grinel, Detroit, Mich.; Gordon Connor, '29, PO Box 810, Wausau;
John L. Davis, '43, 1228 Tower Ave., Superior; Dean Conrad A.
Elvehlem, '23, Bascom Hall, UW, Madison 6; John G. Jamieson,
'38, 119 Monona Ave., Madison 3; Mrs. Robert D. Johns, '41,
1514 King St., La Crosse; Walter H. Keyes, '45, 115 S. Ithaca,
Sturgeon Bay; Lloyd Larson, '27, The Milwaukee Sentinel, Mil-
waukee; Katherine McCaul, '25, Tomah; Charles 0. Newlin, '37,
Continental Ill. Natl. Bank & Trust Co.. Chicago; Raymond Pat-
terson, '45, Pres., Wayland Academy, Beaver Dam; James D.
Peterson, '18, 135 S. La Salle St., Chicago; Maxine F. Plate, '35,
Ambrosia Chocolate Co., Milwaukee; George S. Robbins, '40,
Chamber of Commerce, Marinette; William R. Sachse, '50, Security
Natl. Bank Bldg., Sheboygan; Mrs. John A. Schindler, '28, 532
22nd Ave., Monroe; Dr. Robert R. Spitzer, 44, Murphy Products
Co., Burlington; Frederick N. Trowbridge, 130 E. Walnut, Green
Bay; Mrs. L. J. Walker, '30, 179 E. Huron St., Berlin; John C.
Wickhem, '43, 19 E. Milwaukee St., Janesville.
                   PAST PRESIDENTS
  Charles B. Rogers, '93, 95 W. Main St., Fort Atkinson; John S.
Lord, '04, 135 S. La Salle St., Chicago 3; Charles L. Byron, '08,
38
First Natl. Bank Bldg., Chicago, Illinois; Earl 0. Vits, '14, 635
N. 7th St., Manitowoc; Harry A. Bullis. '17, Chairman of the
Board, General Mills, Inc., 400 2nd Ave., S., Minneapolis, Minn.;
Howard I. Potter, '16, Marsh & McLennan, 231 S. La Salle St.,
Chicago; Howard T. Greene, '15, Brook Hill Farm, Genesee Depot;
Albert J. Goedjen, '07, 350 Bryan St., R #6, Green Bay; C. F.
Van Pelt, '18, Pres. Fred Rueping Leather Co., Fond du Lac;
Philip H. Falk, '21, Supt. of Schools, 351 W. Wilson, Madison 3;
William D. Hoard, Jr., '21, W. D. Hoard & Sons Co., Fort At-
kinson; Joseph A. Cutler, '09, Johnson Service Co., 507 E. Michi-
gan St., Milwaukee; Walter A. Frautschi, '24, Democrat Prtg. Co.,
PO Box 1148, Madison 4; Stanley C. Allyn, '13, Chairman of the
Board, National Cash Register Co, Dayton, Ohio; John 'H.
Sarles, '23, Knox Reeves Advt. Inc., 630 1st Natl. Son  Line
Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn.; Thomas E. Brittingham, '21, Room
251, Del. Trust Bldg., Wilmington, Del.; Willard G. Aschen-
brener, '21, American Bank & Trust Co., Racine; Warren P.
Knowles, '33, New Richmond; R. T. Johnstone, '26, Marsh &
McLennan, 1300 Natl. Bank Bldg., Detroit; Gordon R. Walker, '26,
Walker Forge, Inc., 2000 17th St., Racine; Lawrence J. Fitzpatrick,
'38, 5001 University Avenue, Madison 5.
              SENIOR CLASS DIRECTORS
  Class of 1955: Mrs. George Wallace Meyer, 1337 Marengo Ave.,
Forest Park, Ill.
  Class of 1956: Leslie M. Klevay, Jr., 625 Mendota Ct., Madison.
  Class of 1957: James G. Urban, Frankenburger House, Tripp
Hall, U. of Wisconsin, Madison.
              ALUMNI CLUB DIRECTORS
  Chicago Alumnae: Mrs. Marcus Hobart, '19, 621 Foster, Evans-
ton; Chicago Alumni: Raymond J. Ryan, '22, 35 E. Wacker Dr.;
Detroit: Irwin R. Zemon, '50, 220 W. Congress; Eau Claire:
C. David Bugher, '46, 646 Putnam Dr.; Fond du Lac: Nathan
Manis, '38, Cohodas-Manis Co.; Fox River Valley: Donald C.
Bradley, '43, Wis. Tel. Co., Appleton; Janesville: Richard C. Mur-
phy, '49, 129 Corn Exchange; Kenosha: Mrs. Archibald Naysmith,
'29, 502 Sheridan Rd.; La Crosse: Norman Schulze, '31, 206
Exchange Bldg.; Madison: M. Lee O'Brien, '30, Gateway Transfer
Co.; Milwaukee: A. N. Renner, '48, Marshall & Ilsley Bank;
Minneapolis: Roger C. Taylor, '41, N. W. Mutual Life Ins. Co.;
New York City: Tom Tredwell, '23, Architectural Record, 119
W. 40th; Northern California: Delbert Schmidt, '38, Employers
Mutual of Wausau. 114 Sansome St., San Francisco; Oshkosh:
Clifford Bunks, '50, 480 E. Nevada; Racine: Willard R. Melvin,
'47, 1907 N. Green Bay Rd.; Sheboygan County: Nathan Heffer-
non, '42, 701 N. 8th, Sheboygan; Southern California: Emil
Breitkreutz, '05, 1404 Wilson Ave., San Marino; Washington,
D. C.: George E. Worthington, '10, 501 N. Oxford, Arlington 3,
Va.; Waukesha: David A. Waite, '49, 714 Beechwood Ave.
                        Wisconsin Alumnus, March, 1958
      BW    +ER    IBOQKSIEILF       J
  THE CENSORSHIP OF BOOKS. By David
  Feliman. University of Wisconsin Press.
  (Price: $0.75)
  Given originally as an address to the
annual meeting of the Association of
American University Presses, this pam-
phlet makes the point that America is
an open society in which no truth is
immune from criticism. Freedom, ac-
cording to the author, is the rule with
us, and restraint is at best only an excep-
tion to the rule. Using this as a main-
stem, Professor Fellman examines cen-
sorship both morally and poltically. The
book is thought-provoking and clear
with open references to spots of conten-
tion in the present publishing scene.