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

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 The Iris To the Seniors of 1922. Dear Friends: The law of unstable equilibrium asserts its supremacy in all individuals. As the sons and daughters of S. P. N you can not rest satisfied with your achievements intellectually or spiritually. For you it must be advancement or retreat progression or retrogression, ultimate victory or final defeat. You have in this school lived in an atmosphere which impelled you to wholesome self-activity and which urged you daily in the pursuit of excellence. You have deservedly earned the highest honor we can confer. Hopefully these traits you will, as many hundreds of your fellow-alumni have already done, reveal when you go forth as missionaries of intelligence, exemplifying and preaching the gospel of dynamic thinking and inspiring behavior to the boys and girls not only in the Badger Stale, but to those beyond its confines—wherever duty calls. In proportion as your lives are responsive to these forces you will find yourselves among the favored of your generation for just as truly as the night follows the day will progression, advancement and ultimate victory be your reward. S. P. N loves you. w ill cherish you. and w ill promote your interests always. She asks you to keep a large place in your hearts for her. May God bless and prosper you John F Sims I'-JCt our

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:=ggaa- The Iris ----—- Roard of Regents VV. K. Coffin. Charles S. Van Auken Miss Li tia Stearns Edward J. Dempsey R. U. Dugdale P. V. Ramer . C. S. Orthman Clough Gates Jerome Baker Clara T. Rlnge . John Callahan . Eau Claire Im Crosse Milwaukee Oshkosh Plalteville River Ealls Stevens Point Superior Whitewater Baraboo Madison Officers Charles S. Van Auken.................................... President P. W. Ramer........................................ Vice-President William, Kittle............................... . . Secretary Henry Johnson.......................................... Treasurer Pate UX