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

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MARIK MeNALKY—“Best she's liked, who is alike • to all.” CLARA JOHNSON—Now Clara is really brilliant of mind. She's A No. I in all lessons you'll find. BUNA CI1AMPEAU—Dark eyes, dark hair: That little manner of ‘ 1 don't care.” ROSANA SWAN BY—Uosana is quiet. But you'll lind out There never was a Better or jollier scout. LILLIAN CLEMENS—Fair lady Lillian, Majestic you arc; May man bow before you Wherever you arc. IRENE FERGUSON— She that brings sunshine into the lives of others, cannot keep it from herself.” MARGARET ECKLO—Margaret can soothe us With her soft and gentle voice; She will he a singer great By birth, if not by choice. EDITH PETERSON—Not But one to sped and talk, a steady, quiet nature. 18

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MAY K. LA VOIE—Busy as a lice. each day She floes much in her quiet way. RUTH NELSON—Ruth is not noisy. But we found her out. And value her more Because she did not shout. MURIEL J. BRADLEY—“Always thotful, kind and untroubled.” JESSIE B. MacDONALD— Jessie is just as cheery and hri ght As the hair on her head, Which sheds brilliant light. I DAI I V. ROBINSON—A sense of humor she surely has. But Vina's jokes, by her do pass. HILDA G INGLES—Happy as the day is long. Even tho things go dead wrong. JENNIE HOLMQUIST—A noble type of good, Heroic womanhood.” ELVERA BENSON—“In thy face we sec The map of honor, truth anil loyalty. 7

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GERTRUDE 1IAKT—Eliinbclh, Gerlmdc or Betty What o'er be her name. She's jolly ami peppy. RUBY HENSLEY—Rubv stays at the dormitory; She belongs to the big four;” She has a lot of common sense And has friends by the score. MYRTLE WOODLAND—Myrtle Woodland hails from Ashland; My. but she is quiet and shy. But she’s always, always smiling With a twinkle in her eye. LORETTA GALLAGER-Wc could talk about her eyes; We could talk about her smile. But we couldn’t do her justice Tho' in space we took a mile. SYLVIA NELSON—A good friend to all. IDA GREEN—I've heard said of Ida Green That some day she will be a queen. VIOLA HARE—The story I've heard of Viola llarc Is that she is quiet and fair. LOTTIE TINGSTAD— Lottie has always something pleasant to say; Furthermore, she’s successful in making her way. t 19