University of Wisconsin Madison - Badger Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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ln First row: I. Reynolds, H. Cooperman, H. Smith, B. Schweigert, B. Noble, E, Baum, C, Olson, Second row: D. Torke, R. lohnson, B. Woroch, P. Godfrey, I. Kinsman, P. Berger, B. Terry, P. Wursrer. mie n Nui As a national honorary society, Omicron Nu has as its objectives the recognition and promotion of scholarship, leadership, and research in the field of home economics. Eta chapter was founded at the University of Wisconsin in May, 1915. In furthering the objectives of the organization, Ornicron Nu presents a cup to the highest ranking freshman girl in home economics, sponsors a scholarship tea for students with high grade points, and co-sponsors a research open house. Members are selected for Omicron Nu on the basis of out- standing scholarship, leadership, Womanly qualities, and character. The students chosen must be second semester juniors, seniors, transfer students who have been in the insti- tution one year, or graduate students who have completed half of their home economics requirements for their master's degree. A ff , . f V ff . , I if V' l , 'f 3, ,.',, fwfr ,V ff 'W ,' , ' V' s ' A , f Hj'fI,f KSC-4-,, Cfww U-W1 W f Y, ' 4fW,H .,,',VLic. :,f.4j,f ,vf',' if' f'-4e.N7,gf, 4,f1,f,,4yf f ,MV Q Q Q ,V ,7 vw, ' ' f ry., AV ,WV Z, we 13,- 5 -f aff - f,ffV'x 0,51 f ff,fjj,a!fv Q V V, f-,, V, ,mf .,Q-f V V'wV,,4v,,' i ircsident, Beatriccdcbwi a A . ,i ,V VW ,VJIHV ,fffy , Vf,',,y1f, ' :QVVMO-, , if 4 ' , 5? I, , H V , My M gf' ,f.,,fj,, 'V , n yy, VV, 1CfiVVH1',f'f91QlCElt , ,Q ,,,V 1 f ' , ,yin f L ff ,fff Q'!YQ1Z'yZJff,l', A L f -- Wg f V,C'CIi6t3VL7ygL.1-,! f' 1g..g.Vg.VLf.ag--ng- 5 'C C119 mit , A , V J ,-,, V' Vw! V,,,1,!, - ,fy,f,.V Q-A,M,,f ,Aw , 'TiI'C3SLlIZCIfiV:-, a.-.42Eve1yngQBaum+gf. l G V, ,,,V! , 1 If VZ, f

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V l M ,f' 'lfltz'-3 -f . -asv , ,xg- m v U aria- ' . 31.4 'ral 5? ! '3i ' ' I I an '-s.f,Xlu,rsi?'9:.: A. ' v 1 I . AS' nn wr- 4 ' . H . . ' a:'4'J t' - 'LM-f f , 1 -. ' 'VY- 'M ,J . .' . T ., A ' a A ' ' 'ffaaa .W H--af-. Tl 1, H. -v :mt Q., ,M YN, . ,. - - in a -f.-,- W W an A 1-- - - .vffarfw iliiip-Yf--- '1 f-?: 9 ' ...A Q l l 3' l l il l W- l 'x - L I l l f X W5 lllill IT Q lflllflf' D l I ff LAL LJ - la. Lf - 'A lr 'Aj L- The Euthenics Club is the only organ1Zat1011 Ofl Ag Campus open to all students and faculty mem- bers in Home Economics. It is affiliated with the College Club Division of Wisconsin Home Econom- I ' OFFICERS ics Association and the American Home Economics ill' Association. The purpose of the club is to develop f V - - - ' ate the interest of Home Economics stu- , Ii Prcsulcm . . Lois Wuercli dvd mf?gf. , , dents Within the club, campus and community. This if Vice President ...c. Elmira Baumann is carried out through social, business, and profes- , Q sional experiences in club life. bccrctzirv . Ardnth Huckstead , . , . , ' C k The annual Euthenics Style Revue in which Home 'z ' . . ,. a ,a e - L't'1 ff IC D S Y Economics students model the costumes they have designed and made throughout the year is Well knovvn to students on both sides of the hill. Euthen- f ics girls took an active part in the Christmas Pair which Was presented this year for the first time since may -A' the War. lui! I. ll-'IHS l. V-In Ullwffliffli- l- Sllllff, S- Srlwrocrler, M. D. Ncitman, L. Zcirke, R. M. O'Brien, M. Suhr, I. Hasslinger. 4 ik-xrlilrr-sy: R. Xloslu-r. li. Liumlt-rum, NI. Ili-nson. Miss Allen, L. Wuerch, I.'Caskey, E. Baumann, I. Tenpas, A. Huckstead, A, A, Wise, il'lf'f'l R' Snlwfe-'II-Q l- RllVlCl'- lf-'UCVRHF3 l- lffllllk, D- Lamb- I. Helmke, F. Iohnson, D. Stueber, I. Loftus, V. Sensenbach, M. l I-if-11.1. I Null. l.. lwrtlm, Nl. Xhlllgnns, lx. Syring. I l.-infill r.-ni ll 5trn'l.lvur. li. Cr-uglxlin, V, Mullentlore. D. Feingold, E. DeIean, C. Rothfus, C. Olson, T. Wall, P. Lowman, S, Starch H. , l-Nmclu. A. Slllllll. C. l.unrlnl1l. C. Harrmg. 7 I 5 3 5 l 5 S L 1 O -ui H44-LW if, Y A js. , .'7Qi fs-' ba -i ' -f-'-M . . I ' - e ' - ,. . .I '- . 'A -T7 'MT' 'ref--W...,. , ' ' A -f -N-. -A...-:. , ,L ,U tip-ef:-i:-,:p...,,3,, ,V WV-up AN V L A ' 'I Us f--1.-ia- -v'

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Ta , - pin,-,guns . h . lfn ' ww' lf-'uucr l..ll'i1lU5- llfmllii, Schurr, Weiss, Krueger, Kirchner, Wagner, Carpenter, Hemker, Murp y . . ,, - ' Plunb Stone Steinke Stewart. Qunlltl Inuit'-'xltlllltlm l.l'.ll'iC. Slll-'nn' NLIIIWCIKIWN- Ntucktnhlrn, Hahll, Wilson, Goette, I , , , -I-hall I W. lmlliifk -rxmik lgmcr, Mi-ller, Ulherg, Wilkenson, Freiberg, Bruhn, Grummer, Ward. lg in . . f 1 . ff' 1 E lpha Zeta l l OFFICERS Chancellor Walter Kirchner Censor .e,. - -- Robert Krueger I Scribe ....., - ..... Myron Carpenter Chronicler ,-,,,,,,,,-, Paul Weiss Q TFCSSLIFCI ..., - -- ..t....,.,.., Henry Wagner 1 i l l I l I , l Q lil Alpha Zeta is a national honorary fraternity with chapters located in forty-five colleges of agriculture. The Babcock Chapter was estab- lished at the University of Wisconsin in 1906, and was named in honor of the late Stephen Moulton Babcock, noted Wisconsin agricultur- al scientist. High scholastic achieveinent, leadership, and good character are necessary requisites for ad- tnission. The Faculty Advisory Committee consists of R. Muckenhirn. R. Grunimer. and K. Weckel.