University of Wisconsin Superior - Gitche Gumee Yearbook (Superior, WI)

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LjUCMe BUSINESS STAFF: Anita Fisher, business manager Assistants: Elaine Anderson Fred Kemp Lorraine Pearson Bill Meyers Margaret McDonald Jim Walker SlMting. toll lo rttki: |. Monte . C. LlrvJtr. J. Rabc. S. Vincent Starra: b. h«to. O. Staup . K. Willed . E. Shook. V. Nnrdhnln. M. Buran. M Rory. We. the members of the business and editorial staffs of the 1938 Gitche Gurnee, have assembled this annual with the sole purpose of giving to S.T.C. students a book that is truly representative of a year at our college. It is our sincere wish that it meets with your approval, as we have ever kept in mind this saying, the customer has to be faced after the goods have been delivered. SfMtfte .- M. ThemiHon. P. Kc»p. I Walker. Sealed: P. Mdntcc, M. Ma D»«al«J. E- And«r on. A. Flrtcr, 0. Fowler, B. Ctieever. J. Currier. EDITORIAL STAFF: Merrill Thompson, editor-in-chief Gilbert Staupe, associate editor Evelyn Shook, art editor Imogene Morisset, senior editor Virginia Nordholm, features Katherine Willcut, society Jear Currier Bertha Cheever Helen Rory Anna Salin, music editor Charles Linder, sports editor Bill McConnell Shirley Vincent, departments Rita Falardeau Patrick Mclntee. dedication Esther Keto, laculty Dorothy Fowler Helen Buran Janet Rabe. underclassmen Lorraine Strom, W.A.A. Lois Wosepka

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I Bock row, tell to right: Mr. Almy, advlxr, Helen Anderson. Dafny Johnson, Donald Boyer. Front row: Anna Karlo, Genevieve Klaman . Loretta Fremont. Qruutwui i fjiMiosi-JliCfU epasdmerit The 1937-38 Grammar Junior-High Department has endeavored to maintain the high standards of achievement established by previous Junior-High groups. Bound together by similar interests and aims, and receiving constant encouragement and advice from our adviser, Mr. Almy, we are now able to look back with pride on an enjoyable year of business and social activities. Meetings were held every two weeks, business meetings alternating with programs of an educational and social nature. Talks by Mr. Almy and Miss Hovland, and music rendered by fine local talent made the meetings especially interesting for each and every member. The social activities of the year culminated in a picnic at Mr. Almy's summer cottage, where everyone spent a pleasant afternoon and evening. Rosamond Anderson Howard Dahl Neva Engolbrekt Frances Firtch Ernest Froemel Ian Grant Vivian Neurer Margaret Scott Loretta Thompson Margaret Zlelsdorf Helen Anderson Emily Best Donald Boyer Genevieve Flamang Loretta Fremont MEMBERS Ruth Glassow Elizabeth Hess Dagny Johnson Mrs. Julius Juel Anna Karlo Aili Keto Elynore Larsen Peter Larson Gertrude Legard Signa Peterson Frances Rieckert Chester Meyers Mrs. Sylvia Rotondi Marie Thompson

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PEPT0M1ST Students of Superior State Teachers College and friends throughout the many states have received copies of the Peptomist this year. Adella Belto and Patrick Mclntee were editors of the first and second semester, respectively. One sixteen page paper was put out during the first semester, copies of which were sent to hundreds of high school seniors in northern V isconsin. During the second semester several eight page papers were published. A special paper was issued for the students attending the first annual music clinic. Standing: Robert Hull, Francis Coogan. and Mary Bino. Seated: Evalyn Enger. Ella Mattson. Imo-gono Morisett. Adella Belto and Nourm Neault. Standing: Patrick Mclntee. Mary McCarthy. Bertha Cheever and Gilbert Staupe. Seated: Cyrilla Menne, Esther lohnson. Dagny Johnson. Anna Salin and Philo-men Morisett.