University of Wisconsin Eau Claire - Periscope Yearbook (Eau Claire, WI)

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GEORGE L. SIMPSON PH. B. GEOGRAPHY. PHYSIOGRAPHY We find him capable and willing to do much to help every worthwhile school project. FANNIE C. HUNN B. S. DIRECTOR RURAL DEPARTMENT Miss Hunn's smile is a true index to her character. W. E. SLAGG PH. M. BIOLOGY. NATURE STUOV Mr. Slags • great financier. Think of the Periscope and Spectator funds he has handled. KATHARINE THOMAS B. S. HIGH SCHOOL CRITIC A valuable critic and a valued friend. MONROE B. MILLIREN MANUAL TRAINING. MECHANICAL DRAWING Intense interest in athletics does not prevent Mr. Milliren from being interested in other school activities. IDA A. DIEKVOSS A. B. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES CRITIC It didn't take us long to decide that Miss Diekvoss is a valuable addition to our faculty. PAGE NINETEEN

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C. J. BREWER VICE-PRESIDENT, PRINCIPAL O TRAINING SCHOOL. SCHOOL MANAGEMENT Mr. Brewer has had a great deal of experience in the teaching profession. He passes along to us. all of the sojnd principles he has tested in his work. KATHARINE RYAN SUPERVISOR OF PRACTICE Miss Ryan is the friend, advisor, and inspiration of us would-be teachers. C. D. DONALDSON PH. B. PSYCHOLOGY. PRINCIPLES OF TEACHING Mr. Donaldson's chief interest seems to be in the boys. The R. S. W. C. proves the point. HILDA BELLE OXBY A. M. ENGLISH Intellectual, interesting, entertaining—Miss Oxby is all of these and more. A. L. MURRAY A M. ENGLISH Many of the things we learn from Mr. Murray help us to understand and enjoy life more thoroughly. LAURA SUTHERLAND A. B. HISTORY Being acquainted with Miss Sutherland convinces us that optimism, honesty, industry, and altruism are worthwhile personal characteristics. 3 J PACE EIGHTEEN

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ELIZABETH MACDONALD A. M. SPANISH. LATIN Travelled nnd accomplished. Miss Macdonald makes us wish we knew her better. A. J. FOX PH. B. EDUCATION. REGISTRAR It's a good thing Mr. Fox has the patience of Job, or some of us would never get our programs straightened out. CLARA MAE WARD MUSIC A top-notchcr in her line, and possessed of a personality to match. This makes our music department worthwhile. 3. A. HILLIER A. M. UNITED STATES HISTORY. SOCIAL SCIENCE We may forget the outlines, but not the poetry. LYLA D. FLAGLER DIRECTOR OP HOME ECONOMICS We like her because being busy doesn't spoil her good nature. B. W. BRIDGMAN A. M. PHYSICS Mr. Bridgman shoulders burdens easily; he has been the 1926 class advisor nnd looks none the worse for it. A • J I J'AGE TWENTY