Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-05-20
LOCAL GRADS
FORM CLUB At
UNIVERSITY
Purpose to Create Good.
Fellowship and Promote
School Training.

nADISON-Lancaster students at
tending the University of Wisconsin
recently organized the Lancaster
club" The membership is composed
of 20 active members, those students
who live in Lancaster; and four as
sociate members. students who once
lived in Lancaster but who have re-
gently move dtO Madison and are at
tending the University.
Purpose Of Organization.
The purpose of this organization is
to create a spirit of goodfellowship
among the students of Lancaster. and
nrimarily to be of service to the high
school pupils, especially the seniors,
in helping them to make their choice
Of educational institutions at which
TO further their training.
Speakers for Home School
Every spring, speaker will be
chosen from the active members of the
club. to address the pupils of the home
school. encouraging them to attend
the University of Wisconsin because
Of its educational advantages and the
spirit of democracy which will make
for better citizens. Each year the
graduates will be entertained by the
club in order to substantiate the at
titude of the upper classmen toward
the prospective freshmen
At present the club is holding tri-
weekly business meetings in Lathrop
hall parlors. Small fees are paid by
each member of the club to defer
So1,
The students who are attending the
University at present are charter
members of the club, while any new
members are formally initiated into
the organization.
The social activities of the club are
limited to two events a semester,
since the purpose of the club is not
primarily to promote social life This
spring the big function will be hike
to DEVILS lake.
Something About the Personnel
Officers of the club are: Carl A.
Kasper, '26, president; Harry Kroen-
ing, ~ business manager; Anna
Tuffley, '27, social chairman.
Carl Kasper is a junior in the
course in Commerce, major in bust
ness administration. He is member
of Alpha Kappa Lambda, social frat
ernity, and member of the Phi Mui
Alpha, only national honorary musical
fraternity He plays bassoon in the
University band.
At the end of his Sophomore year,
Mr. Kasper was awarded Sophomore
hOnors, which are granted to the
student who has won 140 grade points
the first two years, freshman and
sophomore, in college, He was re-
Gently elected treasurer of the Uni
versity Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION The Y M. G. A. accommo-
dates approximately 120 men.
During the recent exposition, held
April 16-17-18, Mr. Kasper was on
committee for the School of Music ex-
hibit This exposition gave a cross
section of the University at work, was
successful in every respect and was
we'll attended by persons from all over
the United States.
Harry Kroening is sophomore IN
the course in commerce. He is a mem
Der of the Alpha Kappa Lambda, Soc
ial fraternity and a member of the
squad from which the first University
board of control has voted to send the
first and freshmen crews to Pough-
keepsie, N. Y, where they will compete
with Eastern crews on the HUDSON.
Mr. Kroening was on the floor com
mittee Of the University Exposition.
This committee was in charge of keep
ing order during exhibitions and TO
aid in the construction of booths. lie
has also been active in Cardinal re-
porting. The Daily Cardinal is the
official student paper, controlled by
students and backing all student en-
terprises It is the only Madison
daily paper with a morning circula-
ton.
Anna Frances Tuffley is a sopho-
more in the College of Letters ana
Sciences; a major in French. she
is a resident of Chadbourn Hall, one
Of the two women's dormitories for
Wisconsin girls attending the Uni
yersity of Wisconsin.
Active members of the club are:
Hazel Ward, Catherine Fowler, Doro-
thy Gibson, Anna Frances Tutfley,
Alma Thompson, Elizabeth Bryhan,
Melvin Bonn, Annette Backus, Harold
Wright, Archie Wilkison, Francis
Hunsaker, Rudolph Hartman, Harry
kroening, Myrna Bergheger, waiter
Pagenkopf, George Taylor, Oscar Ed
wards Paul Edwards and Carl haS-
PEI Associate members are: Paui
Austin Jack Kilby, Downer K1lby ana
Ruby lockwood
The University extends welcome
10 all mothers of students to Moth-
er's Weekend" May 80. This is the
first year that the University is having
an all-university mothers reception
The mothers will be entertained every
minute of the time they are IN Mao
lSon.-Contributed.