University of Wisconsin Milwaukee - Ivy Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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W. H. CHEEVER

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iinprossivo, und cioquont, und Nicvliigun 11-g1'ots thu ioss olf ono of hcl' best- kuowu 0l'ilt0,I'S, who hus como to us to swoll the lfauno of Wisconsin. FFOIII no other fl9'u,c11ii,y oi' hotly olf stumheuts cfouhl. Nr. Mcliuuuy huvc 1'cvoivo4l :ii Imourticrr wuhfouue than il'i'o1u those off the Milwuukcc Stutc Noruull School, whvu 1101-lltwoil u ron his cilutios in A wil. Ilis c:Iun'u1iuU' mu1'so1m'litf , V ?'! 3 his uui-fiuetic' umIil'tiu11' iniluc-uw which haul so 1-iuiuziiwl hinl to thosc with I1 7 ,, U J whom hu wus ussoc-iutuml ut Mount il'h-usaiut, ceoiuphetc-ly won tho Iue:n'ts ol' ull, nnfl owl' sim'-ce hu hus i'owix'u4i tho most C2ll'IlCSi. c-oiiporaitioli :intl good-will ifroiu Filiilliif-Y und siuilonts. 'l'o quote tho words of Nr. l'luu'ry nt tho ilIFlllgl1l'2li'i011 corn-inouic-s, wo are ghul lhut Piwiihuit ,Mulfuiiiiy has huun horn into our fii2llNii'Y,q and wc hopu unit trust lhut hc iuuy ho poi-uiitiwl to 1'l'lll2lill with us for nmuy yours, whih: the houcis of Syllllbiltily :uni rogurril ha-lwi-on prcsiih-nt und school nuly continue to grow stronger und stronger. s

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55 fi . .. 4, ,A. I, -. l Q i' - ' 1 ig f k '. I, jl rlmnur lllllflvlfaaiilllllg. IIIHQM iggliil ' i 'lil t' i .Ml-f' l N wa- f Zvrrkc- A Ir,- ?yQiroR1enL. lllC Milwaukee State Normal School was organized in 1885. In con- nection with the Normal School proper, a Model School was also established at that time. The Faculty during the first year numbered five in the Normal Department and three in the Model School, while the enrollment in the Normal Department was forty-six, fifteen being members of the Senior Class and thirty-one members of the Junior Class. The enrollment numbers increased very rapidly each year, and at the end of the first decade the enrollment was two hundred two, of which eighty-four were Seniors and one hundred eighteen were Juniors. , Tn 1894-, it was found the building could no longer accommodate the increasing number of students, so it was enlarged to about twice its size. The enrollment for the current year, at the beginning of the last quarter, is three hundred twenty-seven, of which one hundred thirty-five are Seniors and one hundred ninety-two are Juniors. The Facility numbers: In the Normal Department, nineteen, in the Model School, four 3 Kindergarten, one 3 Manual Training, 0110 3 total, twenty- five. Eight hundred fifty persons have been graduated from the school since its organization. 10