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

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TOBIAS. ADDA Training School Ph. B., University of Chicago. 1926; M. A.. Teachers College, Columbia University. 1931. At Stevens Point since 1926. TOLO. HAROLD M. History A. B.. Luther College. 1921; M. A.. University of Minnesota. 1926: Ph. D.. University of Illinois. 1934. At Stovons Point since 1935. VAN ARSDALE. GLADYS Training School Two year Diploma. Iowa State Teachers Collego, 1925; A. B., Iowa State Teachers College, 1931: M. A., Teachers College, Columbia University. 1933; University of Chicago. Summer School. At Stevens Point since 1934. WATSON. CHARLES F. Director of Intermediate Grade and Junior High School Education Diploma Plattevillo State Normal School. 1901; B. S., University of Chicago, 1908; M. S.. 1928. At Stevens Point since 1913. WILLIAMS. MILDRED L. Training School B. A., Iowa State Teachers College. 1932; M. A.. Teachers College. Columbia University. 1940. At Stevens Point since 1940. WILSON, EMILY Home Economics B. S., Kansas State Teachers Collego. 1917; Ph. B.. University of Chicago. 1918: M. S., Kansas State College, 1930. At Stovons Point since 1921. WINSOR. WILLIAM Chemistry Assistant B. S., Central State Teachers College. Stovons Point, 1940. At Stevens Point since 1940. — 28 —

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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.

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uni Office cSlajj Hurry! Scurry! Librarians move at this pace all the time. Did any one say that the li-brarianship is a simple job? Don't ever believe it. Miss Mansur, head librarian of the college does a fine job of keeping the library in order, such as keeping records, selecting books, helping students etc. Miss Mason and Mr. Hurling, both very able assistants to Miss Mansur, are kept running also. Miss Mason is in charge of cataloging books, purchasing magazines etc., while Mr. Hurling keeps an accession record, besides doing many odd jobs. lust ask any T.L.T.C. Student. Mrs. Donald Krider, formerly Miss Van Derra, is commonly known to all students as Mary Jane . Her pet fondness is classical music as well as personalities in dramatics (and we do mean Don) Miss Carolyn Rolfson, secretary-treasurer of the college board of administration, though hard worked, always keeps smiling. In her spare time (of which she has very little) she has a hobby of collecting blue glass. Miss June Lindeman came here in 1938, and won the hearts of all, but now she has taken a position with the government at Washington D. C. Miss Marie Swallow is secretary to the placement committee, no small job. Her hobby is Wisconsin, in all its phases, and she, quote has not found a place to equal it! Mrs. D. Kridor Miss Carolyn Rolfson Miss Juno Lindoman Miss Mario Swallow — 29 — Mr. J. Horling Miss Sybil Mason