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

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EDWARD R. KRENZ Fall C-rcck 9CIENC8 Young men like Edward arc always in demand. Things are sure to be well-done, with a person such as he uround. He sees only the silver lining of every cloud, and has had few worries in his college career. He is well versed in science. He is well-liked by everyone. With these qualifications, added to his persistent seriousness in life, he cannot fail to make a competent teacher. Organizations and Honors: M. A. A '29-’31. Governing Board '30-‘3l. Basketball '28-'30 THEODORE KUNZ Eau Claire HISTORY The words, mathematical genius, adequately describe Theodore. His nature is one that cannot be easily analyzed, and it is only after association with him that one appreciates his personality led is a njember of Strut and Fret and an actor who doi justice to the club He is a very hard and conscientious worker in all that he undertakes, an attribute that will lead him to success. Organizations and Honors: Strut and Fret 28- 31; Manager Basketball '31. ALF LARSON Eau Claire SCIENCE Alf's is a quiet, determined nature. Majoring in science he has spent much time in the laboratory, ever ready to assist his classmates. Although he is reserved, his intimate friends find him a genial conversationalist. Earnest and capable and always an exceptional student, he should be a fine science teacher. Organizations and Honors: Crusaders 29-’3l, Secretary ’31; M. A. A. ’30-’3l; De Chatillon 31. RAYMOND LOVE Chippewa Falls ENGLISH Raymond is a quiet, unassuming young man whose abilities along literary and social lines have proved effective in making him a leader in the school. His modest behavior arouses the admiration of all who know what a hard-working, well-read student Raymond is. His election by student vote to the various positions he has held shows his popularity. He is admired by his instructors and classmates alike. Raymond will not soon be forgotten at Eau Claire Teachers' Colfcgc. Organizations and Honors: M. A. A. 31; Crusaders '28- 31; I3c Chatillon ’28-'3l. President '31; Spectator 28-'30, Editor '30; Periscope '31. Editor '31. Page Thirty-Nine

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Eau Claire DOROTHY BETH HANSEN SOCIAL SCIENCE l rothy's grace and case of bearing in all social situa lions has lifted her above the level of the average. She is not ed for her executive ability, as exemplified by her being president of two prominent school organizations, the Y. W C. A-and Strut and Fret. Dorothy's personality is an effective combination of dignity, poise, and geniality, which has caused her to be popular as well as admired Her conversation is not only vivacious but intelligent and informing Dorothy is a real student, but her learning is not mere erudition, it is practical in that she has utilized it in her social relationships. Organizations and Honors: Y. W. C. A. ’27-'3l. Cabinet ‘27-’31, President '30; Strut and Fret 28-'31, President '31 MARGUERITE E. HAWKINS Chippewa Falls HISTORY. SOCIAL SCIENCE True-hearted, considerate, dependable, and frank. Marguerite has won many friends, who appreciate these qualities. Her earnestness makes a lasting impression. She is a girl who likes only the genuine. Organizations and Honors: Y. W. C. A '28-'3l, World Fellowship Chairman '28; W A. A '27, Spectator Editor '28; Periscope ‘30; Senate '28; Pep” Club 28; Forensic Honors Club, Business Manager ‘29-'30. Vice President '30-'3l, Debate 30; Declamation '31; Strut and Fret '30-'3l. GENEVIEVE JOHNSON Eau Claire SOCIAL SCIENCE Gen is an active worker in every organization or activity in which she has a part. Her joyous good nature helps to keep up the morale of her co-workers and makes her welcome in any gathering. In addition to all the fine work she has done in the W. A A., in the Y. W. C. A. as a cabinet member, and in Strut and Fret, she has served the school and herself by fine scholarship. When one sees below her heartiness, he can observe a rare depth of character. Organizations and Honors: Periscope '27. Student Council '27-'28; W. A. A. '27-’3l. Secretary '29, President '30, Vice President '31; Y. W. C. A. '28-'31. Cabinet '30-'3l. Vice President '31; Strut and Fret '30-'31, Secretary 31. GEORGE JOHNSON Eau Claire SCIENCE George has been a shining light in all musical work of the school for four vears Moreover his dramatic talent has enabled him to take leading parts in minstrels, theatricals, and stunts of all kinds. He is known to his classmates as a thinker who takes pleasure in conversations on subjects which leave the average mind groping blindly. George's reserved disposition prevents his making friends rapidly; but, once made, his friends arc friends forever. Organizations and Honors: A Cappella Choir '28-'3l. President '29-3I; Crusaders '30-'31; Dc Chatillon 30-'31; Orchestra '28-'3I, Band '29; Boys Quartet '29-'3l; M. A A. 31. Page Thirty-Eight

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Eau Claire EUGENE MePHEE SOCIAL SCIENCE Intelligent, witty, capable. Eugene is a real teacher. He attended school here in l921-'23, graduating from the former principals’ course in 1923. Until this year, when he came back for his degree. Eugene was principal of schools at Winter. Seniority does not mean superiority to him. for he has been the genial friend of his classmates. Organizations and Honors: Debate 22; Newman Club '22-'23; Forensic League ‘23. Vice President ’23. Men's Glee Club 23; Crusaders ‘23,'31; M. A. A. 31. LUCY ANN MOON Eau Claire HISTORY. SOCIAL SCIENCE Simplicity seems to be the keynote to Ann’s charming personality. Her dress and manners harmonize so effectively with her personality that a person wonders whether they arc not carefully studied. However, on closer contact one learns that her womanliness of character is more than skin deep, for her charm lies in natural rather than factitious manners. Adaptability and self-confidence are further secrets of her charm, because Ann feels at home in any situation. As a student, careful speech gives her an added touch of individuality. R. ELMER NELSON Holcombe HISTORY, SOCIAL SCIENCE Elmer has been at Eau Claire State Teachers' College for four years. He has taken an active part in school activities and is always ready to help when called upon. He is a levelheaded young man. with a keen sense of values. With these qualities he cannot fail to make an excellent teacher, a credit to the college. Organizations and 1 lonors: Student Council '28-’29. President '29; Strut and Fret '29-’3l. Forensic Honors Club '27-’31; Crusaders '30-'31: M. A. A. '30-’3l; Spectator. Circulation Manager ’30, Reporter ’31. GEORGE PURVIS Knapp SCIENCE George's calm exterior is bcjicd by his accomplishments. Wit and an ever-present sense of humor make him entertaining. He is always ready to give worthwhile personal opinions in the classroom, and is unmistakably talented. He is dramatically inclined plays the banjo, and has an exceptional voice l-ast year, George, with the aid of Cupid and his bow and arrow, gave to our school both Marjorie and a pleasant surprise. Organizations and Honors: Crusaders '29-'3l. De Cha-tillon‘29-'3l. Strut and Fret ’30-'31; A Cappella Choir ’29. M. A. A ’30. Page Forty