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

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FOREWORD It is with a sigh of relief and a bright smile that we present to you THE 1954 QUIVER. Yearbooks have always been, and undoubtedly will continue to be, records of passing years, scrapbooks of memories, collections of important events, pictured treasures of friends; reminders of hours that will come no more. We hope to give you not only a yearbook as such, but also to show you that a college education is synthesis. The administration, the faculty, the student body, the organizations, the various activities; each of these is an integral factor to the graduate of Oshkosh State College. Bound between these covers arc the memories of 1953-4 for you to enjoy with your friends, and even later your family. We have trier! to make this the most interesting yearbook in the 83 years of OSC. There arc many new features to this book; whether it is successful depends on your reception. 3

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It is with pride that The 1954 QUIVER is dedicated to James E. Kile, representing the spirit of OSC’s alumni. Jim was a member of the Lyceum Fraternity and the football team when he attended Oshkosh in 1936 to 1939. I le took over the Campus Cafe in 1942 and his friendly attitude combined with his ability to remember names and faces, have contributed to the success of his business. But Jim is more than a proprietor to the students, he is the eternal part of campus life. The contributions he and his wife, Grace, make arc innumerable; anonymously broadcasting basketball and football games, giving a free banquet for the football squad, opening their home to college parties, attending and participating in all college functions only to mention a very few. There is no one person more influential to OSC's life than Jim Kile.

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No man is good enough to govern another man without the other's consent. Abe Lincoln