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

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Charles Averkamp james Lembck Jordyce Kuhm Ward Roots President Vice President Secretary Treasurer HE completion of four years of preparation for the chosen profession, teaching, has ended. The senior class, having formulated a basic philosophy, is ready to guide the children of our country toward an American way of life. Spirited by the leadership and inspiring words of our faculty, we are capable of taking over the direction of the inquiring and formidable mind. Philosophies developed within the social group of MSTC, some interrupted by a world conflict, look toward a future life filled with many memorable events. june, 1949, ends an era for the graduating senior which will never be found again .... The strangeness of first college days, the amazement of finding yourself a full-fledged Collegian after scarcely a sernester's work, the busy college social life, extra-curricular activities, and the thrill and frightening experience of your first practice teaching assignment . . . Lasting friendships still remain, all else is just pleasing memory, a part of the graduating seniors' personality. The seniors of 1949 depart, making way for the class of 1950. SEN IORS