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

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WALTER RUTH GEORGE LAURA DAHL. ANDREWS. CORINE. DIFFOR. WALTER DAHL. L. D. C, ’14, 15, '16. Debating Team. '16. Oratorical Association, '16. No one ha ever succeeded in gaining more than a passing smile from this young man. He's always on his way to get an education. VICTORIA CLEVETTE. German Club. One of the big gun in the English department. She allows no digressions whatever, except occasional time for class meetings.” O RUTH ANDREWS. Drama Study Club. Mixed Glee Club. Always jolly, always kind. She’s the maid we like to find.' ETHEL WHITE. 'To be of service rather than to be too conspicuous'—this is Ethel's motto.” GEORGE CORINE. L. I). C. Glee Clubs. A good picture of George with his mouth shut and his eyes open—the first time this happy combination ha occurcd since he took the prize at the baby show. LAURA DIFFOR. Y. W. C. A. “She never mentions work, and you'd never know she did any if the registrar should forget his reports. MYRTLE MILLAR. Wise to resolve, and patient to perform. What sweet delight a quiet life affords. RONA GASNOR. Withal a Senior—singularly she's serious and sedate.”

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PHILIP MAMIK HOI.ZHKRC. NORDSTROM. PHILIP HOLZBERC. L. D. C.. 'IS. 16. Glee Clubs, TS. 16. ''Hot air conservator for the Normal. Capacity unlimited, and the spigot turns easily. Never thinks except when he talks.” MAMIE NORDSTROM. “Her acquaintance is worth cultivating. She ean give you the kind of friendship that makes you glad you're living.” JOSEPH BURKE. This fellow believes in loyalty to'one's home town. One of Mr. Gilletl's special star t.” MABEL BYHRE. She's not a flower, not a pearl, ■ But she's a noble, albround girl.” JOSEPH MABEL BURKE. BYHRE. THERESA IIOVLAND. Y. NV. C. A. If you're not sure you’re right, just look at Theresa. Her amused, knowing look has pulled many a student through a doubtful recitation.” CLARA LOKSTROM. Clara is a girl who never shirks. If she promises a piece of work, you may be sure she'll get it done.” ELIZABETH NL'CENT. When joy and duty clash. Why—let tluty go to smash—of course.' HAZEL SABIN. A scholar she, and a right good one. Amuses herself by taking three courses, and cuts class once a term. THERESA CLARA ELIZABETH IIAZEL IIOVLAXI). LOFSTROM. NUGENT. SABIN. — 8 —

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ERMA ROOM K. FLORENCE. MCCARTHY. ANNA OSTKOM. ESTHER MORRIS. ERMA ROOME. For Erma, everything goes just right: she enjoys life, all of it—and doesn't worry for a minute. LORETTA RE VOIR. Three Arts Club, '16. Rex is one of the Kiris that girls like, and hoys, too. Never too busy to help anybody out or talk. FLORENCE McCARTIlV. Drama Study Club, '16. l•'lorellee is always jolly and full of fun, hut yon ought to see her smile a few days before vacation. She's a Kiri | crpctoally happy.” NELLIE PETERSON. A worker, yet always ready for a good lime, and content to do her duty. ANNA OSTRO.M. Three Arts Club, '16. More room than is here allowed is necessary to sum up even a fraction of Anna's virtues. Sincerity receives first regard in her nature. ESTHER F INST AD. Y. W. C A. “Her manner is as sweet as her countenance, and that’s saying much. ESTHER MORRIS. It is rumored that she is working hard; hut, whether she works or loaf , she lives in a happy-go-lucky way. BERTHA OLANDER. Y. W. C. A. No padlocks, IkiIis or bars can secure a maiden so well as her own reserve.” LORETTA REYOIR. NELLIE PETERSON. ESTHER F INST AD. BERTHA OLANDER.