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

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r JESSIE R. LEVINGS PRIMARY CRITIC We'd all like to take primary work for the privilege of working with Miss Levings. ANNA R. NASH THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES CRITIC A good car is nothing compared to a good teacher. TILLIE C. SYLFEST FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES CRITIC She looks good-natured, and she is. MAY LITTLE SIXTH AND SEVENTH GRADES CRITIC It’s a pleasure to know Miss Little. She is the assurance that one can be both busy and contented. JULIA DAHL FIRST AND SECOND GRADES CRITIC The little children tell us that Miss Dahl is the dearest teacher. DOROTHY HEAGLE A. B. ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN Miss Heagle is always willing to help a person find what he wants. PAGE TWENTY-THREE

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 BLANCHE JAMES B. L. MATHEMATICS If you want a sympathetic and cheerful confidant, go to Miss James. C L. THOMSON A. B. PUBLIC SPEAKING ANO FORENSICS COACH In Mr. Thomson we have what we like—ability, school spirit, and “pep . VINE MILLER A. M, DEAN OF WOMEN, HISTORY Happy, friendly, sympathetic. Miss Miller is ready and able to suggest and carry out ideas. E. C. GERBER A. B. ATHLETICS DIRECTOR In all respects a big man. Mr. Gerber is keeping Eau Claire on the map athletically. DOROTHY D. ROGERS A. B. PHYSICAL EDUCATION A round peg in a square hole? Decidedly not. Miss Rogers just fits. MYRTLE C. UEHLING A. B. j ART An artist without the usual eccentricities. % PAGE T W ENTY.TWO

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4 FRANCES JAGODITSCH CLERK Thing are running smoothly again—Mis JagodiUch i back. CAROLINE BETZ STENOGRAPHER Wc appreciate having Miss Betz in the office; she is always good-natured and willing to help us. LUCILLE PRESTON CLERK We never wonder whether Miss Preston will do a thing for us; wc know that she will do it, just right and with a smile. MARY DAVIS HODGE A. M. PRIMARY SUPERVISION She has a pleasing personality and is a willing worker. Is it a wonder that we all like her? A i PAGE TWENTY-FOUR