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Namesake of Tripp Hall. ]. Stephens Tripp moved to Wisconsin in 1853 and served as postmaster of Sauk City for 6 years, town clerk of Prairie ... (read more)
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Namesake of house in Tripp Hall. John C. Spooner received his Ph.B. in 1864, A.M. in 1869, and LL.D. in 1894 from the University. From 1882 ... (read more)
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Namesake of house in Tripp Hall. James Lambert High graduated from the University in 1864 and was orator for the Alumni Association. During the War of ... (read more)
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Namesake of house in Tripp Hall. David Bower Frankenburger graduated from the University in 1864 and was an instructor in military tactics for two years. He ... (read more)
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Namesake of house in Tripp Hall. Samuel Fallows was valedictorian of the Class of 1859 at Wisconsin, received his M.A. in 1862 and LL.D. in 1894. ... (read more)
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Namesake of house in Tripp Hall. William Freeman Vilas served his state and nation in a distinguished career as Wisconsin legislator and United States senator, Civil ... (read more)
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Namesake of Sellery Hall. George Clarke 5ellery, scholar of medieval history, played an influential role in the academic life of the University as dean of the ... (read more)
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Namesake of house in Sellery Hall. Frederick W. Roe joined the department of English at the University in 1905 and served for 40 years. He was ... (read more)
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Namesake of house in Sellery Hall. Selig Perlman received his Ph.D. from the University in 1915. He was a foremost authority on the theory and history ... (read more)
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Namesake of house in Sellery Hall. Julia Grace Wales dedicated her life to international friendship and understanding and teaching of literature. She came to the University's ... (read more)
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Namesake of house in Sellery Hall. Frances G. Perkins graduated from the University with a Bachelor of Literature degree in German in 1898, and taught Latin, ... (read more)
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Namesake of house in Sellery Hall. Frederic L. Paxson served on the University faculty from 1910 to 1932. He was chairman of the history department and ... (read more)
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Namesake of house in Sellery Hall. Frances Louise Nardin received her B.S., A.M., and Ph.D. degrees from Missouri and came to Wisconsin in 1918 as assistant ... (read more)
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Namesake of house in Sellery Hall. Abbey S. Mayhew was appointed in 1897 as mistress of "ladies' Hall," as the old Chadbourne Hall was originally called. ... (read more)
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Namesake of house in Sellery Hall. Howard C. Jackson was responsible for many major developments in the department of dairy and food industries, of which he ... (read more)
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Namesake of house in Sellery Hall. Mary Emogene Hazeltine organized the Library School at the University in 1906. She was a member of the American Library ... (read more)
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Namesake of house in Sellery Hall. John L. Gillin came to the University in 1912 and served for 46 years in the department of sociology. His ... (read more)
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Namesake of house in Sellery Hall. Lucy Maria Gay did undergraduate and graduate work at the University, and was appointed assistant in the French department in ... (read more)
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Namesake of house in Sellery Hall. Almah Frisbv entered The University of Wisconsin's scientific course in 1875 and graduated in 1878. After receiving her M.D. from ... (read more)
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Namesake of house in Sellery Hall. Lila B. Fletcher came to Madison in 1924 when Wisconsin General Hospital opened, and helped develop the present School of ... (read more)
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Namesake of house in Sellery Hall. Henry L. Ewbank joined the faculty in 1927, received his Ph.D. in 1931, and served the University for 33 years. ... (read more)
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Richard T. Ely was one of the leaders in organizing the American Economic Association in 1885, and served as its secretary and later as president. Coming ... (read more)
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Namesake of house in Sellery Hall. Minnie Riess Detling graduated from the University in 1905. Her interest in education and the welfare of the state university ... (read more)
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Namesake of house in Sellery Hall. John Callahan spent 64 years in public education and was state superintendent of public instruction in Wisconsin for 28 years. ... (read more)
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Namesake of house in Sellery Hall. Ray Hughes Whitbeck joined the Wisconsin faculty in 1909 and served in the department of geography for 27 years. He ... (read more)
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