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

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Radio Roundtable The world and its many problems do not slip by unnoticed. This year Radio Roundtable has brought to us such important current issues as the Marshall Plan, UNO. Near East problems, and the teacher's salary situation. Not a group of experts, the members do not pretend to solve these problems or even to deal with all the possible aspects of them. They merely discuss them in the light of their study and hope that it may present a new viewpoint to their listeners. Each Tuesday the members of the Roundtable discussion group met to decide what the problem for the week's discussion program would be. They began talking about it to help organize their ideas for Thursday. Before the program went on the air Thursday afternoon, the discussion was going on, having been started by one of Dick Miller's well chosen questions. Similar questions guided the fifteen minute discussion period, and many times the members adjourned to finish the argument over a coke. The members of the discussion group are thoroughly interested in their subject. In fact, they have become so absorbed while broadcasting that they have been known to emphasize their statements by pounding on the table, much to the dismay of the man in the control room. The enthusiasm of these people has provided their listeners with fresh viewpoints on topics of current interest. With this background we have a basis upon which to formulate our opinion. Our decisions will determine whether our world will be a better one in which to live. 26

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ON YOUR MARK! Eager minds and energetic bodies demand that the student teacher plan interesting and exciting activities for a well provided program in physical development. EARLY ARTISTS Many pleasant memories will remain in the minds of these children. They are encouraged to use their imaginations in expressing themselves. Bright colors and fanciful figures dominate their creations. Training School 25 CONFERENCE WITH DR. GOTHAM MISS ULLMAN'S HOME ROOM

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The Students Speak I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it. —Voltaire 27