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

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Gitche Staff

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G I T C H E G U M E E 13 Asa M. Royce Principal Training Department Oshkosh Normal. University of Wisconsin, IM.B. May Hill Kindergarten Director University of Chicago. Kindergarten Collegiate Institute, Chicago. Nellie Wilkinson Composition, Rhetoric Northwestern University, 13.A. Lydia Kreutz Critic Grammar Grades IMattovillo Norninl School. University of Wisconsin, I’h. It. Belle Brady Critic Primary Dept. University of Chicago. Nettie Moulton Critic Intermediate Grades Mankato Norninl. University of Wisconsin, II. A. Lola B. Craig Drawing Winona Norninl School. University of Nebraska. Art Institute, Chicago. Applied Arts Institute, Chicago. Jeanne Kirwan Critic Lower Intermediate Grades University of Wisconsin. 9292 “WHAT'S IN A NAME?” Mr. McCaskill to Mr. Merrill, in the office: “There will he a man up here to see you this afternoon about what he has found in his well.” Mr. Merrill (in disgust): “Have him see Wheal- don.”

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Chapter I. 1. And it came to pass on the fifteenth day of the ninth month, in the year of our I ord nineteen hundred and fourteen, that a tribe of Freshmen came forth from the Central High School and passed down the street called Belknap. 2. When the leader among them cried: Behold, what manner of people are these approaching our temple of learning? 3. Hut the others stood silent and marveled; for when before had there come in their path such fair and intelligent maidens, such wise and mighty youths? 4. So the Freshmen counselled together and selected a tribal spokesman, whom they sent to commune with the strangers. 5. And when the spokesman returned, bringing with him one of the strangers, lie spake thus to his comrades: 6. Behold the mighty Edward, of the tribe of Hinterbcrg. Speak to us, () noble Edward, of yonder valiant throng. 7. And verily I say unto you, the hearts of the green and ignorant Freshmen are filled with wonder as they gaze on the learned Edward, and list to his words of wisdom. S. Behold, we of yonder throng are the exalted and scholarly Seniors, the pride of the Superior Normal. .Many are the Seniors that have gone before us. but verily 1 prophesy unto you that the works of these shall perish; but our fame shall endure forever. 9. And so it was. Chapter 11. 1. And after many days, this mighty tribe of Seniors assembled in a great room to counsel on matters of state. 2. And great was the joy among them; for already their wisdom had become known among men; 3. Yea, even the noble teachers, those mighty and exalted sages, had proclaimed them to he flu champions in all wisdom and understanding. 4. Now it came to pass that they chose a leader, and the maiden was called Grace, surnamed Cliff. 5. And there were other rulers of this tribe: Cadigan, mighty in valor: Mary, surnamed Clark, the keeper of the tribe’s gold; and Marian Mooney, the learned scribe. 6. And it came to pass that the leader. Grace, spake unto the tribe, saying: Ect us rejoice and have a feast and exclude these insignificant tribes, the Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen, from partaking of it.