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

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Tower Staff C Harold Waller Editor-in-Chief Mavis Gallowai Associate Editor Sam Smi Business Manager Ml I.YIN S 1 NHV W ' ai.ti r Borg --------- Advertising Man Norman Olson • Advert tager Mvrti i Hi win Organisation Editor Lucile Hacikii it. Organization Douglas Harris it. Organization Editor Sally Makiin Art Editor Frank Guyott Asst. Art Editor Corini Ba mn. i Asst. Art Editor o Lund it. Art Editor Harry Merrou Athletic Editor Doroiiin BAHR t. Athletic Editor OttoStiimm Photographer IK Sokolik - - - - .... Dorothif. Morris llnmor Editor Pi arl Linuall Asst. Humor Editor Arnold Stori it. Humor Editor .HI ill W II ! IAMS FACULTY ADVISORS C. W. Hague Busi Eva S antllblry Contents art ten

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Stout E5E3 HE Stout Institute began as an institution dedicated to the preparation of men B H ind women rather for real and richer living than for learning without thought al S or interest in learning as its chief or primary motive. Its aim through three decades of development has been to fit its graduates for participation in so- ciety with the one constant belief that the home is the bedrock and foundation of all social relations. This thought is fundamental in shaping courses of instruction and in the organiza- tion of activities in this institution. Here we have left the beaten path of formal edu- cation, along which educational theorists have walked for a hundred years. Learning by doing has dominated the curricula for a third of a century. The success of our graduates in the home and in the business world has demonstrated the wisdom of this policy. Richness of thought is engendered by interest in accomplishments, which can be measured with certainty because results can be seen. Repetition of dull facts lacks stim- ulation. Memorizing dulls thinking. Action with thinking and reasoning, measuring and comparing, induces permanence of impression in each step in the mental growth of the individual. In these beliefs Stout has grown to nation wide importance. Schooled on these lines her graduates arc still pioneering as they have always pioneered in this chosen field of education. Stout is still a practical school of exceptional merit. Burton E. V President Page Sixteen