University of Wisconsin Stout - Tower Yearbook (Menomonie, WI)

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ANNUAL- — i 19i •» 4 ? ERICKSON, GERTRUDE Canby. Minn. Philomathcan Thesis— Jelly Making. Thou art pale in mighty studies grown. FITZGERALD, MARY Winnebago. Wis. Thesis— -Patent Medicines. Would that men could only know how truly great I am. FAY. LYDA Baraboo, Wis. Thesis — Woman ' s Work in Primitive In- dustry. And one may travel thru the world and Sow it thick with friendships. FLOYD. RELLA Eureka. Wis. Philomathcan Thesis— A Six Weeks Course In Laundry. What was the attraction in Menomonie which made her leave Lawrence? ERICKSON, GERTRUDE A. Mable. Minn. Thesis— Course of Study in Seventh Grade Sewing. Perhaps she is sick, or in love, or has not dined. FOLEY. FLORENCE C. Lake City. Minn. Thesis — Short Course and Lectures for a Rural District. Rest first, then work. FITZ. LILLIAN St. Paul. Minn. Thesis — Models for Woolman ' s Sewing Course. It is our real work which determines our value. FOSTER, ADELE Moline. III. Thesis — Menomonie Water Supply. Nature knows exactly how to mix her colors. [25]

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,ST bUT -AflNNBALS 19 o DAVIS. JOSEPHINE Oshkosh. Wis. (12) Annual Play. Thesis — Practical Problem in Dressmaking. She makes a friend of every one she meets Each with a friendly smile of cheer she greets. She thinks of others comforts, not her own And that the merit of her charms has shown. DUNN. M. ELEANOR Milton. Wis. Thesis — The Development of Woman ' s Place in the World ' s Work. Woman is the lesser man. DODGE. BLANCHE New Richmond. Wis. Thesis Y. W. C A. - Eugenics. By grab there is advantage in inches. DUNSTAN, CARRIE Laurium. Thesis — Practical Model in Dressmaking. She ' s as modest as any and as blithe as she ' s bonnie. DOOLITTLE. SARAH Mcnomonie. Wk Thesis — The Preservation of Fruits and Veg- etables. A modest woman never talks of herself. ENGLISH. ELIZABETH Wyocena. Wis. Thesis— Art Needlework Models. Too much of even a good thing is bad. DRINKALL. CORNELIA M. Spring Valley. Minn. Thesis — Extension Work in Rural Schools. Loaded with conscientious thorough- ness. ENGLISH. MARGUERITE Wyocena. Wk Thesis — Dressmaking Model. Auld nature swears the lovely dears Her noblest work she classes, oh! Her ' prentice nan she tries on man And then she made lasses, oh! 124]

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■I ' StOUT, -ANNUAL 19 IS Annual Play (12) ilomathcan FOWLER, ELIZABETH Minneapolis. Minn. Y. W. C. A. Phil Thesis — Women ' s Work for Women. Soul beneath is more than skin deep. GODFREY, REDELLA Whitewater. Wis. Thesis — Food Fads and Fancies. Smiles, smiles, unending smiles. In radiant lines, for miles and miles. FULLER. EDITH Madison, S. D. Thesis — My Correlation of Art and Hand- work. Love seldom haunts the heart where learning grows. GORTON. EDITH E. Rolla. Mo. Philomathean Thesis— Fifth Grade Domestic Art Problems. The actions of women are the best interpretations of their thots. GAFFNEY. BEATRICE Negaunee, Mich. Thesis — Short Course and Lectures for Rural School District. - A little knowledge is a dangerous thing, safety lies in much. GRANUM, GENA Thief River Falls, Minn. Thesis— School Hygiene. May the earth cover her mistakes of the future. GILBERT. JOSEPHINE Glencoe. Minn. Thesis — Curing Tuberculosis. Would that she were a man, what a lovely fusser she would be. GREENE. MARTHA Glencoe, Minn. Thesis — Electrical Appliances in the Home. Unconscious goodness is the crown of human excellence. f [26]