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

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JliNNIE HOGAN (JUNK) Witty .'is slu is fair—fair as she is good— Our President! PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT

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To Mr. Gilbert He loves to play with animals, Beetles, bugs and toads; Get samples of bacteria And plant life from the roads. To Mr. Gillett 'Twas mentioned incidentally (I tell you confidentially), The students he trains mentally Ne’er flunk—but accidentally. They oil say he’s a darling! GITCHE GUM EE H-E-M-B-D-T An unpronounceable name hath he, A drill in consonants, don’t you see? The only thing that puzzles me Is how that name ever came to be. “In flattering me, O go it aisy. I'd rather be my own sweet self Than any made up daisy!” I A » V r wvj oww i we » fa $4 ---- 7 — S' — ?i 2 — ' a . i j d? xin PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN

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Seniors FULL COURSE Elizabeth Monger—April. “Sweet promptings unto kindest deeds Were in her very look. nna Larson—J unc. “Sac true her heart, sac smooth her speech, Her breath like caller air.” Emma K. He gland—June. Holy, fair, and wise is she. The heavens such grace did lend her, That she might admired be.” Mabel I c 1 ami! ton—J unc. “Her modest looks the cottage might adorn. Sweet as the primrose peeps beneath the thorn.” Mr. Carlson—June. “He is a very man, per se. and stands alone.” Selma Ek—Summer School. She taketh most delight in music, instruments, and poetry.” Alice Anderson—June. “ Twas just a womanly presence, An influence unexpressed.” Sedohr Rbodes—J unc. “Unconscious as the sunshine; Simply sweet and generous as that.” (29)