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

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1922 Stout .Annual Dunior-Senior Class DAN C BLIDE President GRACENE L. JONES - - - Vice-President ZELLA VERNE PRESCOTT - - Secretary-Treasurer A few days more and the class of 1922 will be an organization of the past, separated forever. Before the disintegration, it is fitting that a brief history of its career be chronicled. Only in the fact that its sp an of college existence is the same, is the class of 1922 like any other class. In all other respects it differs, but especially in its greater achievement in setting higher standards for succeeding classes. When we were Juniors and even as underclassmen, although Seniors should have been moulding student opinions, our class had a powerful influ- ence in directing under-graduates. The Senior class has made its impression, and that a good and lasting one. Other classes have been influenced for the better and when we are individually gone and scattered to the cardinal points, the one consolation will remain, that our deeds will live after us. ennobling and inspiring other plodders along the vocational path. 10

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1922 Stout .Annual

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1922 Stout Annual Dan C. BLIDE Watertown. S. Dak. Dan — P. D. A.; La Salle Club: Class Vice- President. 1919; Class President. 1922; Business Manager Annual. 1922. Xaturc l(nows exactly how to mix her colors. Ralph J. O. McKENZIE Fredericton. N. B.. Canada Mac — Quartette. 2; Annual Play. 2; Glee Club. 3-4; Annual Board, 4. The patron (taint) of Lynwood Hall. Clark L. Jackson Dell Rapids. S. Dak. Jack — Trowel; P. D. A. Cood seme and good nature are never separated. F. G. Mudrak Marinette. Wis. Funk — P. D. A.; Football 1-2-4. For sale, one ring, $74.98. L. H. Lamb Menomonie. Wis. Lee — P. D. A.; Class President 1917; Business Manager Stoutonia 1917; Associate Editor Stout- onia 1919; Editor-in-Chief Stoutonia 1920; Editor-1 in-Chief. Annual Board 1922. ' It is our real worl( which determines our value. FLOYD KEITH Menomonie. Wis. P. S. B.; Business Manager Stoutonia. His hair is his crowning glory. Raymond H. Browe Menomonie. Wis. Glee Club 2-3-4; R. K. O. 4; Gavaleers; Student Organizations Committee 4. Ever happy, earnest, bright, a student following paths of right. H. M. Anderson Eau Claire, Wis. Andy — P. S. B. 3-4; President P. S. B. 4; An- nual Board 2; Annual Board Play 3-4; Y. W. C. A. Play 3; Athletic Council 4. There ain ' t no use in all this strife and hurry and pell-mell right through life. Sister Mary Fridoline St. Rose Convent. La Crosse. Wis. IV e leave her praises unexpressed.