University of Wisconsin Oshkosh - Quiver Yearbook (Oshkosh, WI)

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.THE QUIVE • - ’ ROSE C. SWART Dean of Women I’aice 27

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ISuap (C. iPiuart IT was with no small feeling of pride and pleasure that the young women of this school heard, on January 6. 1919, the announcement that Miss Rose C. Swart had been appointed Dean of Women of the Oshkosh Normal. The students felt that since she has been an active and inspiring member of the faculty since the organization of this institution, she. above all others, could fill that position. During the years that Miss Swart was head of the Training Department. she brought into practice several new methods of teaching. For many years she has been a leader in educational movements not only in this city, but in the whole state, and in recognition of her work the University of Wisconsin awarded her an honorary master's degree. Her broadmindedness, her keen sense of humor, and her loyalty have made for her many friends who gain great joys in their constant associations with her. She has a deep understanding of human nature and sympathizes with the interests and problems of the students who ask her advice. They feel that they are to be congratulated in having a woman of such high character and ability to whom they can go for counsel. I live for those who love me. For those I know are true. For the heaven that smiles above me And awaits my spirit, too: For all human ties that bind me, For the task my God assigned me. For the bright hopes yet to find me, And the good which I can do. I'aice 2

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 .▼HE QUIVE •jjfiiagogg att JJagriiolngti M. H. Small A.B. Colby University 18 7 Ph.D. Clark University 19: 5 Carolyn B. Jacobi State Normal School. Oshkosh. 1910 Teacher College. Columbia University, 1916-17 University of Chicago Page 28