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

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THE STQUT INS I LJTE M'NOMONIE. WISCONSIN I: aunvcw z -vruxow erase May 29, 1940 Class of 1940 My dear Friends: I am pleased to use that salutation, because it siggifies intimate association and a common interest. In that relationship, here, as you leave the halls of college training and step out into the great outdoors of' larger ooffmunity opportunity, I em bidding you farewell and wishing you e high degree of success in new- fields of labor. Your success, I hope, will not be measured by silver and gold alone: for anyone who makes that his mejor ambition, genuine happiness will hardly be attained. Pride in yourself, the friends you make, the good you do are tremendously more important. For several years you have looked forward to this day which Ines-ks the close ol' an intensive period cf' preparation for a service to state and nation. From these halls have gone .forth hundreds, yes thousands, oi' strong men Rnd oompetent women whose accomplishments have adorned the teaching profession and served to light the way in the most practical fields of' education. Their influence has been felt in every section of the state and in every state of the nation. You will also add new honors to those already credited to your A1135 Mater. It is possible that changing world conditions may make your work more difficult: but we have confidence that your excellent preparation and your firm determination will crown your work with success. You Imow, of course, that world civilization is facing its severes test since the period of the dark ages. You -know-, too, that national libert and the freedom or our people is in grave danger or being crushed. It may become your major duty to fight for the preservation of American ideals, to help find the compromise between individual liberty and social security which affects the Muole people. It may be that the issues of freedom will be de ermined 1 your enerat on In 1: e meantime e education of the You o America n pre ration or any ezner ency is your immediate first job s we wish you every success Sincerely yours t n g 1 . h , th th 1' i pa 1' g . In thi . l I