University of Wisconsin Stevens Point - Horizon / Iris Yearbook (Stevens Point, WI)

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ALUMNI WHO VISITED S. P. N.—DURING 1915-1916 Leona Albright '15 Alfred Anderson ’14 Mable Allen Florence Allen ’15 Vernon Beggs 15 Ruth Beaty ’15 Byron Carpenter Franklin Chilrud ’15 Bertha Dill Lucy DeBase 1$ Worth Defoe ’14 Earl Eades ’15 Amanda Erdmann ’16 Charles Fulton Emma Funk ’15 Esther Gill ’14 Lancelot Gordon '15 Lynn Grover Fred Gust in ’14 Ann Gavin '15 Grace Gavin ’15 Mr. Hill ’15 Henry Halverson '10 Fred Hamilton ’15 Winnifred Hamilton '15 Mary Jones ’15 Florence Krutza ’15 Evelyn Lallie Nina Macklin Arthur Murphy 13 Earl Moxan ’14 Hazel Menier ’14 Evelyn Oster ’15 Wm. O'Conncl ’14 Sophia Pasternacki 14 Alvin Peterson ’13 Frank Patterson ’15 Alma Purdy ’14 Ligoria Quigley ’15 Geanett Rowe 15 Margaret Rowe ’14 M. Robensteine '15 Mona Roote ’15 Clarence Strand ’14 Paul Shannon '14 Inez Smith ’15 Pierce Reilly Byron Thorpe ’15 Richard VanTassel '15 Esther Werlc '15 “Nibbs Woodworth Harry Young ’13 Elizabeth Reynolds ’14 Kathryn— I shouldn’t think those girls would allow the book to use their ages, would you?” April—“Why, they don’t use their ages, my dear.” Kathryn— They do, too. It says, Mary Jones, '15, and Hazel Menier, '14, right on the front page.” Mary Sturtevant 14 Vernon Beggs ’15 Lulu Ripley ’14 J. Meehan Pfipfner Bessie Doolittle Willis Boston I 151

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S. P. N. ALUMNI ATTENDING WISCONSIN “U” N March 23, 1916, President Sims was called to Madison to attend a banquet given by the Stevens Point Normal graduates who are now attending the University. This happy meeting of our former graduates resulted in a club being organized and officers were elected. The following were present: Graduated from Name S. P. N. Course at U Classed as E. W. Gilbert 1901 Teacher in University E. J. Mathie 1905 German Graduated Max P. Geimer 1908 Agriculture Junior D. P. Hughes 1909 Agriculture Graduated E. G. Reyer 1909 Commerce Graduated P. A. Carlson 1910 Commerce Junior Esther K. Thompson 1910 Letters and Science Junior Lila Thompson 1910 Letters and Science and Political Economics Junior Armilda Rifleman 1910 Letters and Science Junior H. M. Halverson 1910 English Senior Davis VV. Kunem 1911 Law- Junior H. WlLBERSCH EID 1913 Law Junior Alvin M. Peterson 1913 Letters and Science Junior Alma C. Hanson 1913 Letters and Science and four languages Arthur C. Murphy 1913 Agriculture Senior Relleigh Conant 1913 Law- Junior Mercy C. Williams 1913 Commerce Junior Virginia C. Hodges 1914 Home Economics Junior W. D. O’Connell 1914 Law Junior t 14]

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EVEN years of his life—in the blossom and fruit of his maturity—he gave to the Stevens Point Normal. Believing in the doctrine that all instruction must be given in order to further the mental and spiritual growth of the student and that there can he no mental or moral development save through the student’s activity of mind and conscience, he was in letter and spirit a living example of his creed. No one lived more closely to a line of morals and no one exacted more thorough and complete preparation of the tasks assigned than he. Students had confidence in him while his masterful methods of teaching caused the growth which was almost perceptible from week to week. He was a gentleman of unimpeachable character, genial disposition, accurate and thorough scholarship. Nature cast him in a noble mold—one that made for success. Students and Faculty mourn the untimely departure of this Christian scholar and teacher, whose memory is enshrined in their hearts. April 25, 1916. [ 16]