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

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CLASS OF NINETEEN FIFTY-THREE Row One: Karl Young, Loree Woolen, Nukj Stratton, M.in Ann Timmerman Row Two: Warn-n Duercher, Robert VUtnaon, Albert Spanhctmcr, William Wcnscl 4 1 basic course in oxy-acetylcnc tr tid- ing is necessary for an understand- ing of metals and how they are fused together. Student teaching is required of all Stout students. Here two student teachers demonstrate valve grinding to a high school auto mechanics class.

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CLASS OF NINETEEN FIFTy. THREE ■me: Ardis Olson, Audrey Porter, M.ir Aon Moore, Patricia Pagel, Rosemary Raymer Row Two: Wanda Staehli, Audrey Stamm, Phoebe Smith, Harriel Tillman, Gail Sand, Patricia Ludch Row Three: Donald Schwartz, Gerald Quilling, Connie Schlozcr, Ann Rossmilter, Thomas William Four: Currii Weber, August Schulz, Roben Rustin. Lawrence Peterson, Michael Pavlicin. Francis Obcr priller Row One: Joan Staehle, Suzanne Tinetti, Charlotte Winslow, fane Shadewald, Muriel Rofren Rom Two: Ruth Strnzel, BcrnidcrTcIevik, Beverly Struck, Joan Schwancmann, Mary Ann Vamstad, Ellen Williams hrec: R.iIhti Wong, fames Tomita, Loretta Stodola, Priscilla Sirommen, Dorothy Wkldl Row Four: |oseph IWkar. Richard Sui . Lawrence Temple, Robert Vieths, fames Watlesvenl. George Stephenson po]

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CLASS OF NINETEEN FIFTY-TWO PAUL REVORD President RLTH QUIGLEY Vice President JEAN ARCH IK Secretary LLOYD PICKER! NX J Treasurer SOPHOMORES The sophomores started their second year at The Stout Institute by meeting old friends and making new ones at a class picnic at Riverside Park early in the year. Johnny enjoyed the afternoon of games and fun while reminiscing with the class of 52. The gay party ended with a supper on the river bank and the promise of many more good times during the year. Throughout the year the sophomores helped the school spirit by sponsoring various activities about the campus. Although only a few of these activities can be mentioned here, the many small things accomplished will not be forgotten by the other members of the student body or the Stout faculty. The class contributed to the Homecoming atmosphere by decorating the town for the big event. Although the class float won no prize, it revealed a spirit of cooperation from those who took part. Johnny followed the big crowd to the holiday bedecked gym for the annual all-school Christmas dance. The hard working sophomores had painted the bright socks and trimmed the miniature trees that gave the gym the Christmas atmosphere. During the second semester the sophs sponsored an unusual all-school dance with the theme Bargain Date, and so proved that two can dance cheaper than one. Johnny was right there with the crowd, enjoying every moment of the evening. Throughout the year the sophomores were active in allairs on the campus. They said farewell to the year with a class picnic in the spring, and now look forward to two more years of fun and friendship. LM1