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

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Out When your work at Stout is completed, the preparation for your chosen profes- sion will not be fin- ished. Though we feel that your train- ing has laid a fine foundation upon which to build a successful career, if your studies stop, few promotional op- portunities will be found along the road you travel. Laboratory and shop demands up- on your time have been heavy during your four years at Stout. Because it was necessary to become proficient at many skills, little time was left for cultural studies. Further preparation in the broader fields of education is essential to winning respect and confidence in any community. The study of history, litera- ture, and the social sciences should absorb a considerable portion of your leisure time, for without this knowledge your civic interests and contacts will be materially limited. Social contacts are important to you who desire to influence the opinions of the people to whom you are responsible. Familiarity with the home life, the problems, and the ideals of the community in which you serve should help in establishing respect and the rapport necessary between the school and the home. Effective teaching and intelligent leadership, whether in or out of the classroom, have never been more necessary than they will be dur- ing the initial period of your professional activities. May your performance reflect credit upon your Alma Mater. BURTON E. NELSON

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s ud a £ iaui Thin w Sloiil t . r our colkjgo f , no longor sotoly wllhln iho conflnoa of our small eanipuu ' V orld, In tliiy critical yoat of the war, Stout classfti ara tkttltorad through far-flung roahn ; In iho Sarvico, iti Induelry, and in olhor ntra logic postlona of l«r.d»r hJp- Th an mo cornpllcatEoEui which onvolopod the woild ih[ Krion0d iho publicotori of our TOWE-R, bul overwhelming Enloroal demanded thin all- i ludonl year book. Oito aomoatsr was gone Willi no photographic record of modem acllv- lllos, Many of our folEaw-studentif were gong, loo — f Ighllng for Stours way o! life — not on £h football ftold. but on larger roughs dirtier aoll, with opponent who know no rulon of fair play ond with no roloroo to blow iho whtalla when iho going la tough, II waa passible lo oalcii vivid gflmpaon oE thoir kall dlo- people ojtjwi EoncoH, howovor, through photographs nwit hy their parents. Wo anticipate that Iho ranks wo have Indicated arc droady oui-datod, for ranks chango, and all Stout mon ilao rapidly to greater hoighls. But In thla rx ok you will find thel: atalua as of surly J 944, Th name InloroHt which d mqmd«d a year book created tl, Photographa in number groat onough to fill sovoral annuals poured Into Iho Tower ofllco, Wo bocarno ao tmproasod with Ihom that wo found ourselves crowding the plcluroa (or fear o! loalng a one, and ddoling Iho Inlcrrnal script wo selected (o style our Tower. We have wanted this to be, In every uenao, a sludonl publication And ao It Is , .bitlll of your materia t a and of your time.

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- • . and Ute 2 eand CLYDE A. BOWMAN Dean of Industrial Education RUTH II MICHAELS Dean of Home Economics Trn.i i nhiiiN4 k;i men wllh Htroru; twhnti ' ul i r ■ ■ i r 1 1 1 ■ i id (o loach— ha Incn ■ gi«ally In 1hls day ol m chanlzsd wnr and pxpandudl deltHnne activity. Clyda A Bowman, Dmin ol [nduitrial EduraHon, hem kept n I ' lvlBlon W«I3 abroa ! ol tho Hn»»n. Am f Hi r i ' 1 Su nicnii, Dwin Bow- ffl hue tlevalopod tin oulnlandlng graduate school desllntd lo arMo-ve twn greatm i ni Hon In th pOit-ww world. A former Sleul ImiUlute ilud nt h rs l| 4 Dton Jiuih L ' Mlchaeta hap qui nod (he retfpact of the women piudonio and ol lh wemwn (etc- billy by hoi ufrlllly lo underlak and OOn any tank regard! of Its mag nil-. hm direction lh cunicutum hon Iwwti e frilly T« viw. d lo keep poc wUh tj una need ol -of Id. Wo oomJdw hot an truthorHy on Horn Ego- I and an unusually capable a Iftlruloi.