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

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Miss Edna Carlstcn An artist who has given her time and her talent in training and giving her students a knowledge of art is leaving her student body and fellow faculty members. Miss Carlsten joined the faculty of Central State College, then Stevens Point Normal in 1923. She graduated from the Art Institute in Chicago with a B.A.E. degree. Throughout her many years in Stevens Point, Miss Carlsten has become active in many organizations such as the local Business and Professional Womans’ Club, Girl Scout work, and in various educational organizations among them the N.E.A. and W.E.A., Western Arts Association, C.W.E.A., and A.W.S.C.F. Along with her administration work in the College and in the Campus Laboratory School, she still finds time for recreation and travel. Having a cottage at Spread Eagle, Miss Carlsten finds her time occupied in relaxing and in enjoying the scenic beauty of our northern woods. Travel has taken her on an art pilgrimage to Europe, tours of the United States, and on a crossing of the Artie Circle. Now that her teaching years have come to an end, we will probably find her either at her new home in Stevens Point, her cottage, or traveling. Miss Carlsten brought to this school a fine training which she has so faithfully given to her art students. She has left them with the charm of her warm personality which with her is never ending. We who know her both in the field of study and administration will remember our Miss Carlsten as a woman who gave her time and talent to training others in the field of art. 27