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

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FOR- RELIGION PVRERELIGIONISAY STANDETHNOTIN WEAR1NG-OFAMON KSCOWLBVTIN RIGHT EOVSNESS • JVSTICE AN WELLDOING E.A.ABBEY ■■z

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which is possible where the membership is small. We are too busy to become really acquainted with each other in the class rooms: so the halt hours planned by the social committee have been a means of developing friendliness. The programs tor the first semester were planned with the general theme. ' Woman In Industry. The most important of these was the 1 lien H. Richard ' s program which was given at Assembly on the birth- day of this well loved ' Mother of Home Economics. ' In the second semester the program committee yielded to the pica of the members to get away from Domestic Science work, and the programs have been musical and literary in character. The lives and works of Jean Stratton-Porter, Rudyard Kipling, and Paul L. Dunbar have been made- subjects of some interesting and instructive meetings. Much credit is due to the officers of the society and to Miss Phillips. our faculty adviser, for their interest and work which have made this year worth while in the Philo. M. . ' 16. I.ICSON I ' MIWI-R WILKINSON KIMZ :ES KN1GH1 CXX)LE NDERSON BOUCHARD LERUE AUGUSTINE B R ;il TEED MARKS DOUGHT l-IKH WEIMER s [.Ml

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) . M. C. A. Cabin I A. ( i. Erk President E. F. Schulz Devotional R. H. Watson P. R. II tRSHBARGER Secretan H. Crockett Campus S. .1. COX Literan E. A. Holm Prcs. I 26 I