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

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to n t; R l 9 3 o Id in ! ' ., Mh ii ueu titan. Srhool of Home !■ ' . ' • onomiea Mi in i. M. Pe« E History, English, Dean of Men I I II. DA BaLKRUD Physical Education for Women Ahtiu-r G. Bruwn F,rl unit inn Hi -th E. BcLL Secretary Vuci M, Buioom Cafeteria Management Cl.VIlK A. BflWJfAS than. Srhnol of Indus- trial Kihicat ' um I ' m n v M. Bach man Biological Science f i mi v I .niisi Biirc-.iiTiiy Home Economics education Mary Lonst; Hit has as Foods Jri.ifs Bl.OM, m, n. College Medical Hxiimhn f Earl BLRhiuOR ygii u unit Athletic jgf.nni r ' -J- - - Po« r 9

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r O W KH 19 3 h Personality of the Individual THERE isn ' t any question about it. As the years pass, school work changes to better prepare students to meet life ' s responsibilities which in turn, through constant changes, are becoming more and more complex. New demands compel new standards of efficiency which must be attained through more expert guidance in curricula and the correlation of content to meet contemporary vocational demands. Leaders in Education must as surely be able to read the teaching nerds of the future as it is neeess;iry fo the manager of in- dustry to predict the direction and character of development in Ins field. Those are essentials in the professional and in the business relations of human activity. Hut more important than any of these considerations is the personality of the individual. That must not be overlooked in any study of the elements of success. The study of his own conduct in its relation to Ins associates and to the area in which he is working has so much to do with the determination of the value of all preparation leading up to the present in his experience, that it should be made a daily consideration. To fit in, to be appreciated, to be esteemed, depends more upon personality than upon the degree of preparation. Personality can be improved and developed and enriched as certainly and as definitely as any other of the worthwhile virtues. Burton Edsel Nelson, President Pag rJ

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T tiW ER 1 9X ( iFinnrriE L. C ' aij.aiian- Englitk Mahgarkt W. ( mi i-i: Nutrition Waltei B. Davooh Stirlul Science Jokh Favu.i.k. .In. s-irh ' l Science Hryahu M. Fl NK IlilnhU ' .- Mr ' ll ' Ofl II. F. G4N i» ' ■j )!• r!,ir,,ii-f. Electri- cal Work, 81 ■ fiu% « . , . .Per c » Lu.r.iAN Carson R lnt, i Art Fred I.- (Vhkw [iithisfriril Erhirtitinn Ja.mi.s If, Kahly JrrhHtrinr ii Drawing ], II. I IAN H, FlMtjIi I I I Library . tdminittratlon M May G I R I Bontt Economics Education Damki, Gkkzh W-irhiiri l rnfthi l