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

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appreciation We, THE IBIS STAFF OF IQZY WISUTO EXTEND OUR SINCERE APPRECIATION TO THE MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY AND THE STUDENTS FOB THEIR KIND ASSISTANCE AND -COOPERATION

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To the Class of 1927: In the arts of music, painting and letters. the outstanding characteristic of gifted people is the happiness they find in their work. Artists in these fields hold the vision of a completed masterpiece and have an absorbing interest in its development from the beginning to the end. If the outstanding characteristic of the teacher is to be happiness, there must be a vision of that which it is possible for the individual pupil to become. Absorbing interest and effort in this achievement will mean getting away from the piece-work type of service, and will win recognition of the great art necessary in the interdependent grades and departments of the public schools. Unlike the other arts, teaching must be carried on “among us mortals who still repeat the history which caused the schoolmaster of yore to conclude.— “Uneasy lie the heads of all who rule. His most of all whose kingdom is a school . However nothing can take away for long the joy of the job for the teacher whose spirit is suggested by Alfred Noyes in his drama. ' Sherwood in which the hero oft saved a fairy whom he thought only a mayfly in a spider's web . The main source of happiness for the teacher will be in meeting the very great need of the individual pupil to be understood. — particularly those who. despite privation, give evidence of great possibilities such as were comprehended by the one who wrote. — “The pen of the author and statesman. The noble and wise of the land. The plane and the chisel and pallette. Shall be held in the little brown hand. Page nine Elizabeth C. Maloney

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TABLE contents BOOK I ADMINISTRATION BOOK H-CLASSES BOOK I-DEPARTMENTS BOOK I?-ATHLETICS BOOK I-ACTIVITIES BOOK'S-ORGANIZATIONS BOOKH-CAMPUS LITL BOOKM-FEATURES