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

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RUTH E. MICHAELS De n of Home Economic Dean Michaels did hcf undergraduate study at Milwaukee State Teachers Col- lege, The Stout Institute, and the Univer- sity of Chicago, She holds a M.S, degree from Cofumbia University, During her stay at Stout she contributed to the develop- ment of Home Economics in the secondary schools and also in her work as chairman of the Home Economic curriculum com- mittee. The Home Economics Division of the college has undergone many improve- ments and [novations while Dean Michaels has been in charge. Always a friend and counselor of the women enrolled in Stout ' s Home Economics Division, Dean Michaels ' interest in campus activities is shown in her fai thfulness and ability which she has displayed discharging the numerous duties and responsibilities of her position. The students, faculty, and administra- tioii ol Stout, having known Dean Michaels as a en! specialist in the educa- tional field and as a person of dignity and charm, regret her leaving and we all know that The Stout Institute is now a better in- stitution of learning for her having been a member of its faculty. KETURAH ANTRIM Dc«n of Women Miss Antrim was appointed Dean of Women in 1945. Through her work with women ' s athletic and social groups, Dean Antrim hos gained the respect of the women of the college. Among other du- ties, Miss Antrim has charge of Women ' s housing problems. This year she has given many valuable hours to make the student union a success. til]

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CLyDE A. BOWMAN Dctn of Industrial Education Mf« Bowman become Dean of Industrial Education in 1919. Executive, teacher, and writer, Clyde A. Bowman is a recognized leader among teachers of industrial educa- tion. Mr. Bowman was the first and only Dean of Industrial Education at The Stout Institute, He fs a friend to and respected by a students, both old and new. MERLE M. PRICE Dean of Men Dean Price has studied at the Univ. of Minnesota and also at the State Teach- ers college at St, Cloud, Minnesota. His valuable teaching and administrative ex- periences have proven their worth in his position as Dean of Men, U has been his responsibility to find housing facilities for the men attending school here and because of this the Vet- erans of Stout have come to fcnow him very well. His efforts to find them housing has proven to them that he is very effi- cient to this position. He can also be given credit for the development of our student union, which has been one of the out- fing advancements this year toward a better well rounded student activity pro- gram.

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Left to (tight: Pad C. N hi M. Hi Sodfbrfg. Woodworking Department Woodworks courses from the beginning of The Stout Institute have been in- cluded fn the curriculum. Through the years, many changes have been mode m the department both in location and curriculum. A continual study of trends and require- ments will also bring many changes in the future. C - T 3