Berlin High School - Mascoutin Yearbook (Berlin, WI)

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Nlledicationn '.g'f'? t 1- it MISS WILLIAMS This year the Mascoutin is being dedicated to Miss Margaret Williams. She is currently the supervisor at Lincoln and Washington schools in Berlin. Miss Williams has been a life-long resident of Berlin. She received her grade school and high school education here. She attended kindergarten and first three grade in what was known as the Primary School . She attended fourth grade in the First High School. which later burned, and she attended the fifth grade in the east wing of the former Park Hotel. The Second High School was built and here she attended school during her sixth, seventh and eighth grade years. She was grad- uated from Berlin High School in 1909, Miss Williams is a two-year graduate of Oshkosh Normal and after several years of teaching she went on to the University. She has a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Arts degree from the University of Wisconsin. During various summers. she has attended summer sessions at Northwestern University and Columbia Uni- versity. She is a member of local. state and national teachers organizations and has the distinction of having been elected to membership in two National honorary educational organizations, namely Delta Kappa Gamma and Pi Lambda Theta. Miss Williams has had forty-five years of teaching experience in elementary education and has taught in seventeen summer sessions. She has taught in four different cities during her career-Sheboygan, Berlin, Madison and Whitewater. In Berlin, Miss Williams taught at the West Side school, Lincoln school. and Green Lake County Normal. She was Director of Elementary Education at Whitewater State Teachers College for seventeen years. Leaving Whitewater. she returned to Berlin to teach and is now supervisor of our elementary schools. This year Miss Williams will celebrate her 50th year as a member of the Berlin High School Alumni Association. Miss Williams has also found time to do an extensive amount of traveling. She has visited many parts of the United States. Canada. and spent one summer touring the British Isles. Through the years Miss Williams has often recalled the following lines from her early training: 'To be a school lrveper requires only the ability to sit at a desk in the classroom and call classes. To be a school Mfucher requires learning, energy, enthusiasm. pa- tience, love of your work, and love and understanding of growing youth.