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

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PFIFFNER, ELIZABETH Dean of Women, History Diploma. Stevens Point Normal. 1926; Central State Teachers College, B. E., 1929; University of Wisconsin. Ph. M.. 1937. At Stevens Point since 1939. PIERCE, BURTON R. Training School Diploma, Stevens Point State Normal School. 1921; Ph. B.. Ripon College. 1927; M. A.. Teachers University of Icwa, 1937; Summer Session. University of Chicago. At Stevens Point since 1923. PIERSON. EDGAR F. Biological Science Iowa Wesleyan College, 1933; M. S.. University of Iowa. 1936: Ph. D.. 1938. At Stevens Point since 1938. REPPEN. NELS O. Social Sciences A. B., University of Wisconsin, 1926; M. A.. University of Wisconsin. 1927; Ph. D.. University of Wisconsin, 1932. At Stevens Point since 1932. RIGHTSELL, RAYMOND Director of Secondary Education, Physics A. B.. Indiana State Normal College. 1915; M. A., University of Cincinnati. 1930. At Stevens Point since 1920. ROACH. MAY M. Rural Education Diploma. Stevons Point Normal School, 1910; B. S.. University of Minnesota. 1931. 1934. 1935, 1938. At Stevens Point since 1914. ROGERS, T. A. Chemistry B. S., Illinois Wesleyan University, 1911; M. S., State College. Pennsylvania. At Stevens Point since 1914. SCHMEECKLE, FRED J. Agriculture. Chemistry A B.. State Teachers College, Kearney, Nebraska, 1917; M. S.. University of Minnesota, 1924; Summer School. At Stevens Point since 1918. STEINER. HERBERT R. Dean of Men, History Diploma. Stevens Point State Normal School. 1910; Ph. B.. University of Wisconsin. 1922: Ph. M., 1929: Harvard, 1931. At Stevens Point since 1918. THOMPSON. VICTOR E. Industrial Arts Diploma, Stout Institute. 1904: Ph. B., University of Wisconsin, 1916; Ph. M., 1929. At Stevens Point since 1918. — 26 —

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LYNESS. ARTHUR S. Biological Science B. S., Kansas State Teachers College, 1916; University of Chicago; M. S., University of Iowa. 1932; Ph. D.. University of Iowa. 1933. At Stevens Point since 1934. MANSUR, LULU Acting Librarian Library School. Columbia University. At Stevens Point since 1911. MASON. SYBLE Assistant Librarian B. E. in secondary Education, Central State Teachers College, 1928; Librarian s Certificate, University of Wisconsin Library School, 1936. At Stevens Point since 1930. MATRAVERS. CHESTER H. Philosophy, Psychology, and Education Ph. B„ University of Wisconsin, 1920; Ph. M., Univorsity of Wisconsin, 1928; Teachers College at Columbia. At Stevens Point since 1935. MENZEL. ALFRED E. Athletics, Biological Science B. E., Central State Teachers College. At Stevens Point since 1939. MESTON. HELEN Home Economics B. S.. Doane College. 1907; B. S.. Columbia University. 1920; M. A., 1929. At Stevens Point since 1920. MICHELSEN, PETER J. Director of Music Graduate of the Seminary, the Military School of Music, and the Music Conservatory of Oslo, Norway; Graduate of the Vander-Cook School of Music. Chicago. At Stevens Point since 1931. MORRISON. ROBERT History A. B.. Dartmouth. 1928; M. A.. University of Chicago. 1930. At Stevens Point since 1939. MOTT. JOSEPH Education B. S., State Teachers College. Kirksville. Missouri. 1920. At Stevens Point since 1923. NEAL. OSCAR W. Director of Rural Education Denison University; B. S., Fremont Normal College. 1897. At Stevens Point since 1915. NIXON. O. FLOYD Mathematics A. B.. Indiana University, 1914; M. A.. University of Chicago. 1922; Ph. D.. Ohio State University. 1932. At Stevens Point since 1937. PFEIFFER, LYDIA M. Training School Diploma. Oshkosh State Teachers College. 1921; Ph. B.. University of Wisconsin. 1927; M. A.. Teachers College. Columbia University, 1932. At Stevens Point since 1927. — 25 —

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seems to be studying specimen's of human nature. The fifth grade has made great progress under the leadership of Miss Pfeiffer. The psychology department will miss Mr. Matravers greatly next year. The plan in the Physics lab is Mr. Rightsell's most recent interest. T. A. is still the best food chemist in these parts—an lookit that smilel We still think Mr. Steiner is the most handsome member of the faculty. Occasionally Mr. Thompson's shop pupils wander into Mr. Schmeeckle's conservation lectures. Mesdames Tobias. Van Arsdale, and Williams, teacher critics of the primary department, and Mr. Pierce, teacher critic of the junior high department, are all of the M.D.B.T.S.J.H., C.S.T.C., ST. PT. W., U.S.A. Dean Pfiffner—see page 18. Doc” Tolo—for an excellent photograph see snap shot panel page 108. Geography?—Ask Mr. Watson. Dr. Reppen is our “Wizard of Oz.“ Miss Wilson— that quiet lady of the home-ec department.