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

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The School 1871 The first building, completed in 187ft at a cost of £70,000, was typical of college architecture in the nineteenth century. It was high and narrow, with a central tower and small pinnacles. It had three full stories, a high basement, and an attic intended for storage; on the northeast side a two story ex tension contained four rooms. In all there wore eighteen rooms usable for offices and classrooms. Funds were not sufficient to open school until September 12. 1871. Wings were added to this building in IS7I. 1891, and 1902. In 1888 a gymnasium unit was erected. I'ntil then the gymnasium had been in the :i11ie space intended as a storage room. As soon as the gymnastic apparatus was moved to its new ipiarters. this space was then used to house the Art Department Xannul School 187J Our Alma Mater Thou are the Mother of an eager host, .1 rextlcss ax tin shining, sifting sand That xtreirx the meeting it nee of sen nml taint When breakers roll along a pleasant eoaxt. -Ind this relationship is xlill a boast Among tin sons amt daughters as then stand Throughout the world, in one devoted hand. Iteadg with joyous hearts to gfv thy toast. O Mother! let our fares turn to thee. Still keep tin radiant beacon burning bright. Calming tin billows of the unknown sea. tabbing of all its fears the dubious night. Shining with inspiration, so that ice Mag shape our course, according to tliy light. Perry Avery ’l l.

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VOL. cQ u v v n No. I AM PUS

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 Published by the Student Body of the State Teachers College, Oshkosh, IPiscons in Tin: S«- HOOl. VST Presidents f.iK President T11K ( ’am i i;s P Kca 1- 2 4- 5 «- 7 8-17 jTederal Art Project...................18-23 - rriviTiKs...............................23-32 Editor-in-Chief Harold Hailkic Buxines Manager Roy Coij.au