Milwaukee School of Engineering - EMF Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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 T tHe 1920 EHF JT i ri|nol of lEttgtnrrring Atljbttr AsBnriattnn Schools and colleges throughout the country have long since recognized the value of good, healthy physical exercise in the open as a necessary balance to the mental activities of the student in the all around development of the young man or woman. In order that the student may appreciate and avail himself of the advan- tages for his physical betterment it is but natural that he be given a vital interest in the athletics of his school, that he be given an active part in the promoting and forwarding of the athletic policy of the institution of which he s a part. Such interest begets enthusiasm and enthusiasm is the very es- 2 sence of success in any field of endeavor. With the above points in mind the School of Engineering of Milwaukee decided last October, 1919, that the time was ripe for the formation of an Athletic Association in order to place our athletics on a high plane and to develop a clean, strong backing among the student body by making them personally responsible and giving them voice in the development of S. O. E. athletic policies through their class representative. Accordingly a meeting was called October, 1919. consisting of a member from each class of College of Engineering, School of Elcctrotechnics and School of Drafting. Mr. Castleman, Mr. Stevens and Mr. Chamberlain were present as representatives of the faculty. The project was discussed at length and the ideas offered were carefully weighed and approved or dis- carded. Then a committee was elected and empowered to draft a constitution and by-laws and report ten days later. Mr. Havlick acted as chairman. At the time set. the same body met again and presented a constitution and by-laws which, after much discussion, were accepted as amended. This constitution is known as the Constitution of the Athletic Association of the S. O. E. of Milwaukee whose object it is to provide for a representative body consisting of one student from each of the classes of the various schools, to be elected by his fellow classmates, to serve a term of one year to represent his class in all its athletic activities. These members from the classes sitting in regular meeting shall elect from their number a president, vice-president, secretary and treasurer, and sergeant at arms of the Athletic association, whose terms shall begin on the second Friday of November and shall continue for one year thereafter. This body shall have power to formulate the athletic policy of the school and will use such methods as they deem expedient to create a healthy en- thusiasm and interest among the student body. The association has handled the financing of a very .successful football season, has presented the team with highest grade sweaters, has given a very delightful football dance and reception and is now working hard to make the basketball season of 1920 a big one. Much credit is due the student officers of the association for their earnest efforts in making the athletics of our school a success. The ideal they have set is a high one. One hundred per cent enthusiasm. “Every student a member and a booster” is their aim. S. O. E.’s athletic star cannot help but rise high and be visible from dis- tant parts. 4 h M tw Page Three Hundred Sixty

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FACULTY BOARD F. J. McCormick R. G. Chamberlain S. C. Deitrick COUNCIL J. Duff R. P. Potter W. J. Stransky G. R. Lea W. J. Allevato F. A. Long A. Meyers F. A. Kiblcr A. F. Bert S. Koch a nek D. R. Hall R. W. Sussmilch A. Erskine J. Stasky R. Jaramillo J. C. Castleman E. C. Stevens E. J. Schroeder R. O. Schrodt J. Havlick W. R. Goocher A. D. Horne I. L. Illing E. E. Curtis C. Benz O. Rogers E. Kurt D. D. Smith R. Brockmann H. Metropoulos R. B. McKnight P. Fueb E. A. Goessl Page Three Hundred Fifty-nine

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