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

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AMY CARLEY Stevens Point Stevens Point High School. Primary: Two Year English. Activities: Y. VV. C. A.. Primary Council. Of easy temper and faithful to her word.” GEORGE CARLSON Unity Kaiser” Cnity High School. Grammar Department. Two Year English Principalship. Activities: Track MS, Glee Club. Thesis: Teaching of Agriculture in Elementary Schools. “He is a lion among the ladies.” Ll'NIEL M. CARTERON Belleville Peggy Lu” Belleville High School. Grammar Department. Two Year English Course. Activities: Basketball, Captain M8. Ohiyesa, Y. Y. C. A. Thesis: 'The Problem of Discipline in the Sev- enth Grade. Pleasant tom party shortens the miles.” CARL BERNARD CHRISTIANSON Stevens Pt. Christy” Academic Department. High School Department. Three Year Mathematics and Science Course. Activities: Forum-Athenaeum, Basketball, Track and Pep Club, Iris Staff, Class Play. Thesis: Science Behind the Big Guns. Man r rows hi her in stature as his aims grow higher.” ANNA CI.EBERG Rio Rio High School. Two Year Home Economics. Activities: Y. V. C. A., Arena. Treble Clef, Home Ec. Club. Thesis: There is a gift beyond the reach of Art, the art of being silent.” ALICE CONVI.ES South Byron Ai.” Five Year Home Ec. Activities: Home Ec. Club, Orchestra, Basket- ball, Arena, Y. W. C. A. Thesis: 'Textiles—Their Care and Use. Great tho'ts like deeds need not be trumpeted.” Page Twenty-nine

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MILDRED BROOKS Nekoosa Nekoosa High School. Primary Two Year English. Activities: Primary Council, Y. Y. C. A. . mbition has no rest. ALICE BEATRICE CALLAHAN Menasha Menasha High School Three Year History and Literature Course. Activities: Loyola, Dramatic Club, Ohiyesa, Iris Staff. Thesis: The Development of Irish Literature. II'illy tis she is Irish. WINIFRED CALL Merrill Merrill High School. Primary Two Year English. Activities: Primary Council, Y. XV. C. A. If hal heller school for manners than the company of a brilliant woman.” ILL A CALDWELL Oxford Cai.dy” Oxford High School. Grammar Department. Two Year English Principalship. Activities: Ohiyesa, Y. V. C. A., Treble Clef. Thesis: The Problem of Training Children to Question Thoughtfully. She who is determined has half her work done. GENEVIEVE CARTMILL Stevens Point Five Year Home Economics. Activities: Home Ec. Club, Basketball. Thesis: Planning and Equipping the Kitchen with Efficiency as an Aim. Vor she is ’jes the quiet kind whose natures never vary. IN A M. CARLEY Stevens Point Stevens Point High School. Grammar Department. Two Year English Course. Activities: Y. W. C. A. Thesis: How to Teach Fractions in the Fifth Grade. Hies! with that charm the certainty to please.” Page Twenty-eight

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 MABEL CRANSTON Green Bay Richland Center High School. Two Year Home Economics. Activities: Basketball. Y. V. C. A., Ohivesa, Pres. ’18, Home Ec. Club. Thesis: Sugar Substitutes and How to Use Them. Oh but your eyes are so brown.” ELSIE CROSSMAN Stevens Point “Shorty Stevens Point High School. Primary Course: Two Year English Course. Activities: Y. V. C. A.. Primary Council. Thesis: Picture Study in the Primary Grades. Little I ask, my wants are few.” RUTH RACHEL DIXON Union Grove “Dixie Union Grove Nigh School. Two Year Home Economics—Professiona.l Activities: Loyola, Ohivesa. Thesis: War Breads. . I maiden never bold, of spirit tsill and quiet.” MADELINE DEVLIN Loyal “Jim Loyal High School. Principal State Grade Course. Activities: Ix yola. Thesis: Industrial Schools. AGNES EICHINGER Stevens Point Algoma High School. High School Department. Three Year History and Literature Course. Activities: Ohivesa '17, '18; Dramatic ’17, '18; Y. IV. C. A. ’17. ’18. Thesis: The Continuation School as a Factor in Social Settlement Work. “.Is (haste as unsunned snow.” HAZEL EICHLER Camp Douglas Independence High School. Primary Two Year English. Activities: Ohivesa, Y. W. C. A., Primary Council. Thesis: Story Telling in the First Grade. Her quiet way and pleasant smile made one think that life's worth living.” . Page Thirty