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

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AI noma EVYLYN ENGLEBERT Algoma High School. Two Year Home Economics. Activities: Home Ec. Club, Ohiyesa, Loyola. Thesis: She stoops to nothing—but a door. ELVIRA A. FELLING Wausau Wausau High School. Primary: Two Year English Course. Activities:' Y. W. C. A., Primary Council. Thesis: Posture. “Be thou on; ns elf always, and then thou shall be lovable. MARGARET FULTON Stevens Point Stevens Point High School. Primary: Two Year English Course. Activities: Y. W. C. A., Primary Council. Thesis: Seat-work in the Primary Grades. Her sweet smile and winning ways win the love of all who know her. HAZEL GALLOWAY Bloomer Irish” Hloomcr High School. Grammar Department. Two year English. Activities: Pep Club, Y. W. C. A., Treble Clef, Senior ('lass Play. Thesis: Training for Citizenship in the Continuation School. New occasions teach new duties. BLANCHE GATES Neillsville Neillsvillc High School. High School Department. Three Year Mathematics and Science Course. Activities: Treble Clef. Hockey, Basketball, Ohiyesa, Triangular Debate. Thesis: Affirmative Debate. I slept and dreamt that life was beauty, I woke and found that life was duty.” WILLIAM GAVIN Stevens Point Bill Stevens Point High School. Two Year English. Principalship. Grammar Department. Activities: Football ’17, Dramatic Club. Thesis: Transportation in the United States'. Life is what we make it.” Page Thirty-one

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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

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NOI.A MAV GILLF.T Stevens Point Sum’’ Plainfield High School. Primary Two Year English. Activities: Arena, Primary Council. Thesis: Teaching the Rote Song Salute the Flag in the Second (trade. .I sense of duty pursues us ever.” EDNA GRAFF Prairie du Sac Prairie du Sac High School. Two Year Home Economics. Activities: Home Ec. Club. She is not conscious of her worth.” FRANCES MARIE CODER Stevens Point Stevens Point High School. Primary: Two Year English Course. Activities: Treble Clef '18. Orchestra, Loyola, Primary Council. Thesis: Froebel, Father of the Modern Kinder- garten. This lass so neat with smile so sweet IIhas won our right good will. ERMGARD P. GEISLER Wausau Wausau High School. Primary Two Year English. Activities: Y. M. C. A., Primary Council. Thesis: The Problems in First (trade Drawing. Sing away sorrow, sing away care; I'm off for a good time, come if you dare. FAITH E. GROSS Stevens Point ••Faithful'’ Stevens Point High School. Grammar Department. Two Year English. Activities: Arena, Loyola. Thesis: Convict Labor. To hear is to conquer our fate.” HELEN HANAN Oregon Dodo Oregon High School. Two Year Home Economics. Activities: Home Ec. Club, Y. W. ('. A., Treble Clef. Pres. '18. Thesis: Home and School Gardens. .I merry heart maketh a cheery countenance.” Tage Thirty-two