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

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DEDICATION Amid the commotion of graduation days, those of us who are to receive degrees pause for a few mo- ments to philosophize over the busy years spent ar college. 1 We have added to our fund of knowl- edge. Long and tedious assignments have usually been performed; individual initiative and sheer in- tellectual curiosity hove done even more to raise educational attainment levels. 1 But facts alone might have been gleaned at any higher institution of learning. We have gained more than facts. Our Knctive privilege has been the opportunity to meet liberal and open-minded attitudes. •] The at- sphere of our school is pervaded with a spirit of tolerance and a wholehearted desire for progress - inspires the student to independent and con- structive thinking. It is, therefore, to the de- mocracy and freedom of thought evident in our i lent government and classroom discussions that the Echo Yearbook of 1937 is dedicated.

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CONTENTS c o L LEGE A C U L T y GRADUATES D V s O N S ORGANIZATIONS A T H LET C S SNAPSHOTS ACT V T E S A D V E R T I S N G