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

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NSKULaxix aov.i We have a President Mac. I le's bought a noble new shack. It’s out in the Park Where he'll have such a lark. For roll call lie'll never get back. We have a fine teacher named Ileinlxlt From his work you're never exempt, As lie has such a brain. It’s really no strain. For his desk to be never unkempt. THE FACULTY.

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Miss Harriet L. Eaton. Miss Eaton was compelled to leave temporarily, on account of ill health. She is now traveling in California. Miss Adelaide M. Parsons. Supervisor of Practice. Miss Parsons graduated from the State Normal School, Plattsburg, N Y., and Columbia University, N. Y. She has taught in White Plains, N. Y., at the Normal School, Oskosh, Wis., and in a private school. Denver, Colorado. She will not be here next year, Miss Hbi.kx Fitz Gerald. Miss Fitz Gerald, of the Latin department, left at the end of the third quarter. She went to Chicago for a short time. On April 27th she was quietly married to Merwyn Whipple of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Whipple will make their home here. Plans for Next Year. Prof. E. M. Gilbert has decided not to return to the Normal this fall but will remain at U. of W. as instructor in Biology Mr. Royce will have charge of the training department next year. Mr. Roycc’s work in Theory and Psychology especially fits him for this position and we arc sure that the students will enjoy their teaching under one who is so intensely interested in the work. Miss Clara Penstone will leave next year to take a position at Normal. Illinois. Miss Penstone has accomplished so much this year, it is with regret that the school loses her. Alumni Notes. Esther Moran is teaching Domestic Science in St. Paul. Norma Craven. 1906. has been teaching for the past three years in the Strait Settlement out of Singapore. India. Genevieve MeGraw, 1905, has graduated with honors from the New York City Hospital. She has shown great ability in the short time that she has l)ccn nursing in Superior and Duluth. Katharine Lenroot, 1909. has been attending the University of Wisconsin. Excellent reports have been received of her work there. Bessie St. John. 1905. has been studying music in Boston during the past year. Otto Schmitt. 1906. is attending the University at Madison. Olga Larson. 1906, has begun her duties as County Superintendent of Schools in Douglas County in a most praiseworthy manner. We wish her great success. Marie I-ong. 1906. is teaching Domestic Science in Highland Park. Illinois. Thomas Casey is a successful lawyer in Seattle. Wash. Irene Durlcy is teaching in one of the Milwaukee I ligh Schools. William J. Crumpton, consulting electrical engineer of Chicago and Boston, was married in February to Miss Jean Stone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Stone of Pittsburg. Pa. PAGE EIGHTEEN

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THE GIFT FOR A FRIEND. (Copyright. 1009. by Associated Sunday Magazines. Incorporated) There is one fitting gift for a friend, and that is the true coin of God's realm, sincerity! For. though it has two aspects, the one stern, the other tender, yet it has only one value, and that the highest. It is the coin hardest to mint, costliest to procure, easiest to lose. It has been refined in the furnace of anguish, and stamped in the hours of decision. And it is made of one metal, perfect and unalloyed, in the souls of sane men and women. Tears brighten it, laughter strengthens it. all persons honor it. If I give it to inv friend I still keep it. and if I give it not. 1 forfeit my right of possesion. Marguerite Ogden Bigelow. (Mrs. James C. Wilkinson.)