North Division High School - Tattler Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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ll jfidufe s u To- MRS. ALICE BOUSFIELD Last Thanksgiving, North Division lost from its faculty a very able, dynamic teacher of English when Alice Nyherg Bouslield retired to join her husband on their ranch in California. Mrs. Bousfield is a graduate and Phi Beta Kappa of Lawrence College. After her graduation, she entered the field of teaching the subject of English. Being no mean poetess herself, she often used verse to express her own emotions and idealsg and she most ably transferred to her students her love for fine poetry and literature at the same time she aimed to instill them with a love of beauty in all its forms. Through the years her energy went into many other activities. She helped to organize the school's Athletic Associationg she was for a time sponsor of the Webster Debating Society and of the Girls' Clubg she was chairman of the faculty flower fundg she was one of the faculty advisers of The North Star and of The Tattler, the school yearbook. She coached many plays and served on the National Honor Committee. In addition to her school activities, she was a member of the Shorewood Opera Chorus and the Shorewood Women's Chorus. Sensing her sympathetic spirit, troubled students often sought her out for help and inspiration. She often worked beyond her strength and might have said with Edna St. Vincent Millay, M y candle burn! at both endif Il will not lar! the night,- But ala, my foef, and ob, my friendr, ll giver cl lovely light. May Mrs. Bousfield's retirement be blessed with good health and more leisure to enjoy the beautiful things of life.

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