University of Wisconsin Oshkosh - Quiver Yearbook (Oshkosh, WI)

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EVERY institution must have the machinery well oiled, lest disorder result in friction. From Mr. Keith’s office to the remote boiler-room, there are certain factotums necessary to its existence. When a telephone call needs response, when there is an order to be delivered, or a kindness to be done. Miss Burke and Mrs. Riorden stand ready. They are valued by the entire school. Mr. Keith would be lost if he lacked their assistance. The deus-ex-machina below stairs is Mr. Vincent, assisted by a corps of engineers the leader of whom is Mr. Vosburg. No dust is allowed to settle long, no window to remain open, no locker to be out of commission. One or all come to the rescue with vigorous aid and a gallantry that soothes the distressed. In the opinion of the entire school, the weight of the day is balanced on the Engineers of the Office and of the Boiler-Room. We could afford to lose one of the departments rather than either of these. Frances Burke Mrs. Mabel Riordan Oshkosh Normal.

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Hans W. Schmidt R. E. Gruenhagen University of Chicago. University of Wisconsin. A.B., University of Minnesota. University of Berlin. i Hkbkrung University of Chicago. Bradley Polytechnic Institute. 21

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Ivan Vincent Lathrop W. Vosburg The Xew Industrial Building as It Appears from the Rear 23