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

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Z., ., Ph. D. DRESIDENT HARVEY started hi career an a teach- A .i- in district and in village graded schools. 1 1 « - has held positions as city superintendenl i schools, and as a member of two boards of education In cities of this state. After completing a term aa president of the Milwaukee S ' 6rmal School, he was elected i the office of state superintendenl of schools. Since that time he has been president of the Sinn Train- ing Schools and of The Stoul Institute. The Wisconsin State Legislature appointed him as ;i commissioner i investigate and report on In- dustrial Education in the rural communities. Later he was made chairman of a committee to investigate and report to the National Council i Education on i he same au bject . President Harvey has held several positions of responsibility in local, state, and national educational associations, having been president of tin- Wisconsin Teachers ' Association, twice president of the Li- bran Department, and once of the Department of Superintendence of the National Educational Associ- ation and president of the entire Association. During the past fifteen years, he has given spe- cial attention to the subject of Industrial Education in it- man; phases: he has introduced many courses into the curriculum in anticipation f the develop- ment and growth of industrial education in the schools of the country . As a realization of his efforts in In-half of The Stout Institute, we have the new Trade Building and shall ha c wry shortly the Household Arts Building; assets which will assure the Institute of its place OS the foremost training school of it- type in the coun- try. This position which Stout lias attained is hut a worthy tribute of the strong personality and pro- gressive spirit of its president. Lorenzo I). Harvey.

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•53 LENNA (J. BAKER Physiology, Borne Kursing State Normal School, Whitewater, 1907; Stoul Institute 11 ' lit pablio schools, 11MI?-l!M«) : i .ahools, |907-1009i leaah I ... ii. ashinifton, 1910-101 I - Toucher lomcstic science, Ii i ij l school, ' Institute, 1912- CLARA LOUISE BOUGHTON Advanced Cookery, Food Study State Normal School, Milwaukee Teacher in public schools, Mai science, K.,. ■;,,... 1910-1011; Stoul IS90-1K93; Stoul Institute, 1909-1910. utowoc, 1803-1909; director domestic Institute, I ' M 1- GEORGE FRED BUXTON Director ol Manual Training, Organization »i Manual Training, Drawing and Design BERTHA BI8BEY Dietetics, Advanced Cookery Prnv- ' S 1 ; N ' : - l SHr , J21» u ' rammwM i 1Vi , ' . ' 1, V ' ,| - 1 , 1 - ' Teacher publi schools, lima. Kan.. 1900-1903; Manl DON; .-,.. I , : ol mathematics. K state Agricultural ollefie, Manhattan, Kan., Stoul Institute, 1912- A. II. BROWN Wood Finishing Ten years ' experienca ,•. painter and decoratori I en •• experience t. w.kic! fi„ nutomohilc nn ■hops. Stoul Institute, 1911- OTTO E. BRUNKOW Architectural Drawing, Freehand Drawing and Design of Illinois, architecture, 1911-1912; Stoul Institute, 1913 Four yean experience In carpentrj and architectural draw- ing Stoul Institute, 1913- Thomas CHRISTOFFEL Cabinet Production Three years ' apprenticeship in cal inel making and inside finathlnd Hrorh in Switzerland; Swiss diploma in cabinet making. 1005; journeyman in bwitxerlnml. I0O.1-19O7; prnclical mill work and cabinet making . ' i.m ' V ,.iVi X l ' r ' I!M,r -, 1 . ' ' , 1 , : Special studj ... s,..,.. Institute. 1913-1914; Stoul Institute, 1914- FRED L. CURRAN Elementary Woodwork, Upper Grade Woodwork. History • ! Manual T raining § ■ ?, Nornjnl s. i Stevens Point, Wla., : ' :-, sn.,,1 Institute, 1908: Bradley Polytechnic Institute, hi mmcr IOCS. 1900. Teacher in public schools. IK9K-1003; principal slate graded nchools. I00o-190?; Stoul Inatitute, 1908- ( ' .HACK H. DARLING Ilniiu- and Social Economics .