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

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Administration » » » Cooper R. D. V illiams Deaton Berenice Cooper, M.A. English. She is adviser to The Peptomist. She is interested in collecting eighteenth century editions of the works of Abbe Prevost. For exercise, she indulges in bowling. She hopes some day to make The Peptomist a weekly publication. Nona MacQuilkin, M.A. English. She is adviser to the Gitche Gurnee. She is much1 interested in public speaking and oratory, having coached and produced some of the finest orators this College has ever had. She enjoys reading, especially dramas. Robert D. Williams, Ph.D. English. He taught in 1933. He loves poetry and can quote from many famous poems. His favorite book is Topsy, M.P. He attended school in Edinburgh, Scotland. Kathryn Ohman, M.A. English. She is interested in dramatics. She coached the first production of the Superior Children's Theater, Mr. Scrooge , this season. She also teaches seventh grade English at the McCaskill. Mary Deaton, M.A. English. She is the teacher who has the rich, Southern accent. Her hobbies are reading and hiking. She is a very modest person, quiet and unobtrusive, but a sincere friend to many students. Frank E. Vitz, B.A. English. He enjoys athletics and is very much interested in debate, having coached that activity here for twelve years. His hobbies are gardening, hunting, fishing, and telling big ones . He and his curved stem pipe are inseparable companions. A TV j Ohman Vitz Page twenty

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Rollefson Flogstad « « « Administration Carl J. Rollefson, M.D. Listening to classical music and painting in oil are his hobbies. He plays the violin very well. He enjoys magazine articles on all subjects and the library calls him their best customer as far as such reading is concerned. Timothy J. McCarthy, M.S. Nature Study. He is a strong advocate of the conservation of wild life and is very active in the local Audubon Society. He enjoys camping and is quite a baseball fan. McCarthy Edward G. Whereatt, B.Ed. Physical Education. He says that his favorite hobby is taking care of my boys”. This is his sixth year as athletic coach at Superior State. He has introduced three new sports here, boxing, badminton, and hockey. Carlton W. Smith, M.A. Mathematics. He is the oldest member on the faculty, having served here since 1896. He earned his way through college by singing in a men's quartet. He has a remarkable sense of humor. Smith Ida Flogstad, M.S. Mathematics. She is another ardent bowling enthusiast. Other hobbies are reading and music. She enjoys hearing a good opera. Mary B. Davies, M.S. Physical Education. Here is the true and sympathetic friend of all the girls in the school. In spite of her Eastern culture, she enjoys mid-western life, particularly camping and winter sports. Davies Page nineteen

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 Pitkin Wait© Ad ministration William A. Pitkin, M.A. American History. He informs us that this is a flat'' year; at least, he says, nothing ever happens to him. He has an enviable record of having missed only two classes in four years. He enjoys tobogganing. Louis J. Carey, Ph.D. Economics. His favorite expression is pray tell”. Fishing is his favorite sport. He will go out of his way to help a student. He is recognized as one of the foremost economists in this region. Dorothy Waite, M.A. History. She is much interested in intermediate work and is adviser of that department here. She enjoys traveling immensely, and has been to Greece, Italy, France, and Switzerland. Her hobby is knitting. Leslie B. Tribolet, Ph.D. Political Science. His hobbies are traveling, canoeing, and singing. He is listed in Who's Who in Education”. His favorite state is Florida. He attended the World Economic Conference in London, in 1933. J. W. McKee, Ph.D. History. His favorite sports are fishing and tennis. His mild nature is broken only by an insatiable desire for blood and thunder stories of the Rafael Sabatini type. He will occasionally read a detective story. Carey Tribolet Elizabeth Monger, M.A. Junior High School history. She is an ardent admirer of Major Bowes. She loves to collect old furniture, quilt patterns, and dishes. She makes history live through her method of dramatization for the McCaskill pupils. Monger McKee Page twenty-oiu