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

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Jane Rehnstrand. Art. She spent last summer in California as a guest of Pedro de Lemos. She is going to China this summer wiih the Oriental Travel School. She edited the February, 1936, issue of the School Arts magazine. Volney E. Braman. industrial Arts. His humor and good nature make students flock to his courses. His hobby is what he teaches—woodwork. He's also much interested in dog-breeding. William F. Schliep, M.S. Music. He likes to play bridge and has a genuine little-boy love for circuses. He enjoys a good symphony orchestra and for reading prefers adventure stories of northern climes. Grace Barney, M.A. French. She has taken graduate work at Dijon and at the Sorbonne University in France. Her particular interest is collecting pictures. She has placed displays and exhibits which depict French life in her room. Helen Loth, M.A. Foreign Language. Our German and Latin teacher is an authority on Greek mythology. She is interested in journalism and her friends praise her ability as a pianist. Irene Curtis, M.A. Music. Her hobby is bird-study and she can identify over one hundred species by sight and sound. She likes to drive a car. She loves classical music, especially Lawrence Tibbett, her favorite baritone. ■ Brainan Barney Curtis

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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

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« « « Administration Benlon Bessie Benton, M.A. Foreign Language. Miss Benton specializes in German, though she is qualified to teach Latin, French, and Spanish as well. Her chief hobby is photography. Her pet cat, Timothy”, rules the Benton home. Joyce Williams, Recorder. She is proud of her Jonelle apartment and finds time to cook. She knows almost all of the students. She is the one who records your flunks and sends you your valentines. Gladys Bock, Financial Secretary since 1930. She was appointed training school secretary in 1925. She is taking golfing lessons now. She thinks that California is grand. Lorraine M. Boyle, Junior clerk. She has an irresistible smile that is lovely to meet in the office. She enjoys puttering around the kitchen. McKinnon Mabel McKinnon. Secretary to the President. She has a coupe and takes long trips by bus to New York and California. She indulges in a little stock market speculation, just for the thrill. Florence Walde, B.Ed. Assistant Librarian. Her chief hobbies are traveling and collecting beautifully-bound books. She recently made a cruise to the West Indies and Panama. Boyle J. William:; Walde Page twenty-three