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

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Harriet Rex winkle Primary Representative Kdward Kdick Marion Perry High School Representative Intermediate Representative Arno King Industrial Representative Harvey Pugh Clans Poem Robert Kolf Mark Ferrando Peace Pipe Class Historian Lucy Whalen Class Song William Price President's Address Roy Hindcrman Junior Response Ceorge Hctherington Ivy Oration E V Page 8 If- H

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□K Qlll VHP 3 Commencement Program SATURDAY. MAY 26 President and Mrs. Brown s reception to the Faculty and Graduating Class Normal Gymnasium SATURDAY, JUNE 3 Banquet of the Graduating Class and Alumni SUNDAY. JUNE 4—3:00 P. M. Baccalaureate Address Normal Auditorium TUESDAY. JUNE 6 Class Day Exercises Campus and Auditorium Ivy Oration—George Hetherington Junior Response Peace Pipe Oration—Robert Kolf Junior Response—Roy Hindcrman Class History—Mark Ferrando Class Poet—Harvey Pugh Class Song—Miss Lucy Whalen WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7—9:30 A. M. Commencement Auditorium Class Representatives: Elementary Grades—Miss Harriet Rexwinkle “The Story and the Child.” Industrial Department—Arno Klug The Learning Process and Its Relation to Effective Teaching.” Grammar Grade and State Graded—Miss Marion Perry “The Educational Eldorado of Today.” High School Course—Edward E. Edick “Mental Tests: Their Function and Purpose in Improving Instruction.” ADDRESS Dr. D. E. Waldo. State Teachers’ College, Kalamazoo, Mich. Pa e

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Foreword FIFTY years, fifty glorious years of the Oshkosh Normal School have passed into the shadows. Though they will live forever in our memories we are no longer concerned about them. The tendency of our school, our state, and our nation is to look forward. What will the next fifty years bring—what successes and what failures? Especially what does the next half century hold in store for us. we who are just crossing the threshold, who arc passing from school life into life’s school”? Have we caught the vision? Shall we carry the torch that lights the way, and keep the fires forever burning at the altar of love, the love of truth and of knowledge? Shall we prove to be splendid men and women with high ideals, who do big things ? Shall we hitch our wagon to a star? To every man there openeth A high way and a low. And every man decideth Which way his soul shall go. Some men choose the high way. And some men choose the low. While on the misty flats between The rest drift to and fro. But to every man there openeth A high way and a low. And every man decideth Which way his soul shall go. C. L. J.