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

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Cm m Bowman Dean, Division of Industrial Education Director of Summer Session Dean Price ' s valuable teaching ami adminis- tration experiences are reflected in his efficient administration as Dean of Men. His teaching is in the fields of political science and education. Through his service on the Faculty Committee o n Student Affairs and on the Stout Housing Committee, he has made definite contributions to the welfare of the college and the students. The men of Stout appreciate his work in the handling of many of their problems. Dean Price took his undergraduate work at the Saint Cloud State Teachers College in Min- nesota, and the University of Minnesota. His graduate study was also done at the University of Minnesota. Dean Bowman lias done invaluable work in the field of industrial education since 1919, when he became a member of The Stout Insti- tute faculty. He is a recognized leader of the new graduate program which oilers a fifth year of work for graduate students. Dean Bowman has been with Stout since it developed from a two-year training school to a full-fledged four- year teachers college and has kept the school ' s shops and courses abreast of the times. Merle M. Price Dean of Men C123

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THE STOUT INSTITUTE -git WISCONSIN ortttt s lac muni! June 1, 1948 To the Class of 48 The Stout Institute As yoi, the ambers of the 1948 graduating class, take leavo of u« to enter upon the careers whose preparation has required froa eaoh of four pro- , . . rno«t wis ' -.et r success and express all r th« strength - r.r» shown by success: -allege wcr . of a person merely to desire to be a college graduate; actual graduation, however, represents for you definite triumph because you have completed tho arduous labor required of all rho desire a degree froa T : . . . , •..-..• the personal .- , -lotod by the col La and . resource now -.ade available tc all aanki- . As a personal achievement, graduation froa college constitutes a tangible asse;. Open before you now are unlimited : , ■-.£ numerous other rewarding fields. Li .© whiohever work yee • ,-r, you will carry ■ a gr r.-i the skills a... . evidence so whe receive froa us a college degree For The Stout Institute too, your successful completion of the college z ' j rs-: is an asset. As you prove yourself in hone oconoaies and industrial educ it success is constant evidence of the value and thoroughness of t ■ c.-k being offered on cur campus. Tour achievenents will, perhaps, be adrrcred again and a-: 1 graduation froa Institute of young people with whoc you -.avo coae in eootaet. To all mankind you now have become personnel needed for achieving : of world which we all desire. You are skilled women and men, trained your field, yet rcssossing also a social nut dedicates that learning to the service oi ethers. As teachers of home economic: r ttrial od . -.ve beer : every way to a the coair. . .- commercial or industrial endea. your talents o orvioes at orld so greatly r.eeic. So, again, let ne axpresa to you who ars graduating my s ir.cere wish that the coming yoars bring sic ess • .We ild like to ' -.are you stay longer here with us, e our valued friends. This cannot bej destiny awaits you. Co : rained to achieve. and may j iraaaanta reflec jpor. you oenor.u; . olIege, Sinoerely fours. .-.-. a] lent CUD

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Dr. Alice J. Kirk assumed the position of the Dean of the division of Home Economics in September when she filled the vacancy left by Dean Michaels. Dr. Kirk ' s work has not been confined to college teaching only, although she has spent a considerable amount of time in the field of college education. She has served as director of home economics at Rochester Insti- tute of Technology, Rochester, New Y ' ork; Russell Sage College, Troy, New York: and the University of Denver, Denver, Colorado. For seven years she was the regional director for the national organization of Girl Scouts. Miss Kirk holds a Doctor ' s Degree and a Master ' s degree from Columbia University and a Bachelor ' s degree from the University of Wis- consin. Dr. Alice J. Kirk Dean, Division of Home Economics A member of the faculty since 1936. she was appointed Dean of Women in 1945. Her con- stant contact with young women through social organizations and as director of physical educa- tion for women has given her valuable experi- ence which adds to her qualifications as Dean of Women. Dean Antrim has given many hours of valuable assistance to make the student union a success. She received her R.A. degree from Lake Forest, Illinois, and her Ph. M. de- gree from the University of Wisconsin. Ketlrah Antrim Dean of Women nil