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

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le u the gas flames cooking in the home-ec labs as long as the major is in effect—or at home, if the privates get back on furlough. Mrs. Cutnaw, eighth grade critic, has two school children of her own—one of them in the fourth grade class of Miss Diehl the training school pupils' idol. Eddie Kotal strikes us as being one pretty good cartoonist, as is Mr. Knutzen, who is rather adept at inscribing landscapes upon Northern fungus— ask him to show you a product of his little-known hobby. Mr. Knutzen had hopes of taking the glee club to San Francisco this summer, but the draft sort of botched up matters and the glee club will have to be content with the prospects of going to Chicago next year. Mr. Faust is fast improving his bowling game. He plans to acquire his Ph.D. soon. He and Doc Pierson of the biology department are still the most eligible bachelors on the faculty. The people belonging to these signatures didn't request that we do so, but we avoided consulting Mr. Jayne, handwriting analyst, for analysis of the signatures —very diplomatic of us, n’est-ce pas?. Miss Hanson plans to introduce daily student-produced radio pro- — 23 —

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FAUST, GILBERT W. Chemistry B. S., University of Wisconsin, 1934; M. S.. University of Wisconsin, 1940. At Stevens Point since 1935. FINCH, JOSEPHINE House Mother at Nelson Hall GLENNON, BERTHA English B. A. University of Wisconsin. 1924; M. A., University of Wisconsin. : 1939. At Stevens Point since 1940. HANSON, GERTIE L. Geography and Radio Diploma, La Crosse State Normal School, 1914; Ph. B., University of Wisconsin, 1930; Ph. M., 1935; Fellowship student and University of Wisconsin. 1938-1939. At Stevens Point since 1920. HERLING, JOHN P. Assistant Librarian A. B.. University of Wisconsin, 1938; Librarian's Certificate, University of Wisconsin Library School. 1938. At Stevens Point since 1938. HERRICK, ALFRED J. Principal, Training School Diploma. Stevens Point State Normal School, 1902; Ph. B., University of Wisconsin, 1909. At Stevons Point since 1912. JAYNE, CLARENCE Training School Whitman College; Diploma. State Normal School, Cheney, Washington, 1927; A. B. , University of Washington, 1929; Ph. M., University of Wisconsin, 1936. At Stevens Point since 1929. Work nearly complete on Doctorate. JENKINS, WARREN G. History A. B.. Miami University, 1929; M. A., University of Wisconsin, 1932. At Stevens Point since 1934. KNUTZEN, NORMAN ELROY English, Men's Glee Club Graduate, Throe-year High School Teachers Course. Stevens Point Teachers College, 1920; A. B., Lawrence College, 1927; M. A.. Lawrence College, 1929; Chicago University Graduate work, 1930. At Stevens Point since 1931. KOTAL, EDWARD L. Athletic Director, Physical Education Ph. B., Lawrence College, 1926: Summer Session, Columbia University. 1930; Summer Session, Southern California. 1939. At Stevens Point since 1930. LAVIGNE, BESSIE Rural Demonstration School Diploma, Stevens Point State Normal School; B. S.. University of Minnesota; Summer Session, University of Minnesota. 1938. At Stevens Point since 1924. LOOMER, ZELLA G. Training School A. B., University of Wisconsin. 1920; M. A., 1937. At Stevens Point since 1938. — 22 —

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grams from our studios downstairs next fall. Mr. Herrick's hobby is his farm, where, each summer he relaxes from the worries of the school year. Miss Zella Loomer of the training school, takes over Mr. Steiner's history course each summer session. Miss Bessie La Vigne reigns supreme at the demonstration school. C.S.T.C. was very fortunate in obtaining the services of Miss Bertha Glennon from the P. J. Jacobs High school this past year. Mr. Jenkins favors Miss Hanson's radio policy; Mrs. Finch's dorm policy is still ten thirty or else. Mr. Mott's classes are characterized by his unique juggling, while Mr. Neale's picture studies play a prominent part in his lectures. ''Doc'' Nixon frequently takes time out from calculus and algebra to expound on the educational set-ups of teachers colleges in various states and seems to favor the educational system of Ohio State Prison. Mr. Morrison is an expert on the archeological history of Turkey, and Miss Meston has done some traveling too. Mr. Menzel returned to his Alma Mater to coach football and boxing. Mr. Michelsen, the best dressed male faculty member, gives all his directions with a baton. Mr. Lyness's hobby