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

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ehr (puinrr. (On life mill Normal rlinul K. P:. Gruenhagen University of Wisconsin. Frank M. Karnes Oshkosh Normal. Stout Institute. Earl D. Hay Indiana University. 22 ■ i

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Jnduetrtal 2lrt0 IF the success of the past may be considered a measure of what can be accomplished by this department, then the future holds great promise. Established two years ago for the purpose of offering the very best training to specialists in this line of work, the industrial course has made rapid headway. The highest standards hold in this department, and none but first-class results are accepted. The excellence of this department is continually gaining. The addition of new and expensive machinery in the various departments is being made each quarter. The instructors in charge of this department are Mr. Schmidt, who is at the head of the department, Mr. Gruenhagen, Mr. Heberling. Mr. Karnes, and Mr. Hay. Hans W. Schmidt University of Chicago. A. B„ University of Minnesota. University of Berlin. R. H. Hkbkrlinc University of Chicago. Bradley Polytechnic Institute. 21

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2hr (Oiuurr. (Oahkunli Normal { rbuul engineers THAT any system may work with the most possible efficiency it is necessary that the subordinate positions of responsibility be filled with competent men and women. So it is with the school. In the office Miss Frances Burke and Mrs. Riordan keep the inner wheels of the institution running, in addition to serving as a general information bureau to the students. No matter how busy they may be, they are always ready and willing to interest themselves in anything concerning the welfare of the many students referred to them daily. In the office of the Training department Miss Thompson responds gladly to duties of a stenographer for that division of the school. At the head of the physical engineers is Mr. Vincent. It is through his efforts that many of the school activities are made to run smoothly, that the building is uniformly heated, that much lost property is found. At nearly every turn in the halls students are found in search for the janitor, and Mr. Vincent is always willing to aid them. Mr. Vosberg attends to the heating and lighting plant, and is plumber, carpenter, electrician, mechanic, or engineer, according as he may be requested to act. Frances Bcrkk 23 Mrs. Makki. Riordan Eu.en Thompson