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

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»••« o. ... .. the rd§r nst,tut E • ' « tej J.. Jo the Class of .« June 2 ' 1951 Th Stout Institute Th e form of this Throughout your en n a »«lou.ly recorded n f 6 C8reer ' youi Progress h „ y° have created for v V8Piety of reportf t been meti - al ity, scholastic abil?t UrSClf Weo c ha eM years success, and «?«?, Ilty » man al skill ,! acter » Person- report was oVy™ Vide es of you Caching your own making; it £ ££? «• We. That Wow your report h cha n«e. teri.tics M 1 i t ' hey ma y expect of yJi .1 you have ™- n technical background. you ln Personal charac- The college its degrees ' t ' Should ' ©port to th «- o ents Jf? » ««• i££ £ • ° Progress in our um.!!? , to ° u Physical tainm e n ts. Doth Actions of the eon endea ' or to C,, fJ Mt ' as ell as So, although this i« -- WETS - 5» 2 S - — t the o graduates h o CCOn3Plish tas s worthy of C ° lle « e We shall achievements roerf ? hear f ™uentW v. Prom you. Peasant ones PeFSOnal ha PPiness. £? af t profes sional y U thes e reports be Sincerely yours, Verne C. Fr yk f und President [ }

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f Verne C Fryklund, Ph.D. President, The Stout Institute The president of The Stout Institute, Dr. Verne C. Fryklund. is recognized as one of the nation ' s leaders in industrial education. He entered the field of education in 1916 as a Detroit public school teacher, and since then has served as an educator in many schools and universities as well as in the United States Army. In addition to his present position as head administrator at The Stout Institute, Dr. Fryklund is also life chairman of the Industrial Arts Conference. He is a member of many professional organiza- tions including Phi Delta Kappa, laureate member of Epsilon Pi Tau, national honorary member of Mu Sigma Pi and of Iota Lambda Sigma, and a Fellow in the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Dr. Fryklund, a veteran of both World wars, has written several books on industrial education and also over seventy articles for leading professional magazines. In addition he has edited many bulletins and courses of study for the Army and public schools.

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Clyde A. Bowman. M.S. Dean of Industrial Education Entered field of education in 1909; member of twelve professional organizations including Mississippi Valley Industrial Arts Association, and Wisconsin Industrial Arts Association serv- ing as co-chairman on State Curriculum Com- mittee: also chairman of Scholarship Committee of Industrial Arts Awards Program sponsored by Ford Motor Company; author of one book and seventeen articles; Dean at The Stout In- stitute since 1919. Alice J. Kirk, Ed. D. Dean of Home Economics Entered field of education in 1920; member of professional organizations including Pi Lambda Theta, Phi Upsilon Gmicron. Wisconsin Home Economics Association serving as Vice Pres- ident, and American Vocational Association; was Director of Home Economics at University of Denver before joining Stout faculty: contrib- utor to home economics journals; radio com- mentator on food fashions and families over station WEAU; Dean at The Stout Institute since 1947. CIO]