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

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Tho Cafeteria— a place where faculty and students moot with a common motive— ihe place you enter with every intention of limiting yourself to a sandwich but,, at (he end of the line, find your iroy loaded with the special — including a piece of Olgcffl apple pte, . , , And here are our young- est students . the darlings of the college. Some say we col lego gala got an educa lion in nursery school— but confidentially — it ' a more like ploy. . , , And remember how we dreaded Home Management? Wo did until we actually entered the House and learned what jolly fun it was to fill around with a dust mop, lo lake Paul out rid- ing, or to snalch a few minutes for a hand of bridge. hi

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Preparing tasty dishes before a critical audience and trying lo talk at the same time . . , vCrylng Ihe ingredients in doughnuts or sponge cakes In order to obtain a perfecl product r . . planning high or low cost dteis - . seeing the results of nutrlltonal deficien- cies by e3a erlmenltng wiih white rats - . conducllng purveys and then sponsoring a breakfast cam- palgn , . . presenting an assembly program wl(h our own Frank Sinatra, Whoever said foods and dietetics courses were dull?

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Oul Jlauu Seniaid, BUSTER HAGIWARA Vice-President LOUIS STACKER President HERBERT ANDERSON Treasurer Memories ... of this year and the preceding three . . . our amazement at suddenly finding ourselves classified as seniors . , . catching up on much needed rest after those nine long weeks of lesson plans, study halls, and test evaluations . . . the farewell parties for January grads . . . informal dinners in the cafeteria and parties in the gym . . . Louie ' s, Buster ' s, Corky ' s, and Herb ' s able leadership of our senior activities. . . . Buster ' s boisterous send-off reminding us of those other fellow-classmates now in the Service and scattered across the globe. These and other memories flash through our minds on gradua- tion day as we recall the things we were always going to do but never got around to doing. We feel ourselves a part of a transition— being at the top, yet preparing to start anew. What seemed to have been four years of chaotic college living begins to resolve into order. We see a plan — we become part of a plan bigger than our- selves or our college. CORRINE YOUNG Secretary 20