Shattuck School - Shad Yearbook (Faribault, MN)

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MR. AND MRS. H. WI ROVUSE

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DEDICATION TO Earle M. Wagner Whose enthusiasm and loyalty have added greatly to the morale and Well being of the school. During Duke's twenty-tour years at Shattuck he has been a Warm friend and counselor to the SGl'1lOl'S. ln the minds ot the Senior Class there could not be a better dra- matic coach and choirmaster nor a finer senior English instructor, so to him, WE, The Class of l945, Respectfully Dedicate This Book.

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HERBERT WILDER ROWSE This Iune marks the end of the long and loyal serv- ice of one of Shattuck's best loved masters, Mr. Rowse. The leaving of Uncle and Aunt Rosie, as they are affectionately known on the campus, will be a great loss to the School. Their wonderful sense of humor will long be remembered-his in the class- room and hers at the many joyous social gatherings at their home. Rosie knew all the ropes, for he spent his prep school days at Shattuck. He graduated with the Class of l9U5. Shortly after Mr. Rowse's college days, he returned to the Campus to become a mem- ber of the faculty. Only a short intervening service during World War I interrupted his years at Shat- tuck. Rosie entered the faculty in the department of mathematics, and he became the head of the department when Dr. Newhall assumed the head- mastership. His extra-curricular activities included work for many years with Mr. 'Wagner in the pre- sentation of Shattuck dramatics and entertainments. In the annals of Spectator history, he will long be remembered for his editorship of the New Yap's Diary, flavored for l8 years with his wonderful wit and humor. More recently Mr. Rowse served as the faculty adviser for the present lunior Class. Working with Mr. Kingham, one of Mr. Rowse's best friends, he has been responsible in the past years for selecting members to the Cum Laude honorary scholastic society and for the awarding of the aca- demic prizes at Commencement. His administra- tive ability has earned him a post as secretary to the faculty and the alumni association. After being a member of the bachelor's club for a great many years, Mr. Rowse married Miss Ethel Hobart in l932. Since their marriage the two have spent many happy days on the campus. It is with sincere regret that we see Mr. and Mrs. Rowse leave. They have made a great contribution to all that Shattuck stands for, and they will never be forgotten for their devotion. The faculty, stu- dents, alumni, and all connected with the School wish them the best of luck in the coming years.