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

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ETTA L. (IRONBERG—O’er her golden head doth shine; A halo of good will May this spirit still con-continue When she's been thru the mill. FLORENCE STEVENS—Her eyes and smile so gay, () boy! Tempt you to pass the time away, O boy! MURIEL NELSON—“Ilow she studies and recites; Gives the Hunkers forty frights.” CARRIE RONXESTRAXI)—Virtues many has our Carrie; Modest, sensible and merry. MARTHA WALLACE—Martha or Kcmniclinc, She’ll answer to each; Whatever we call her. She sure is a peach. GLADYS ANDERSON—Gladys is winsome and fair to see; Truly a vampire she could be, lint likewise an abundance of sense has she; A tout ensemble” for one to envy. MARIAN KINNE—Jolly, constant and kind; In pep she’s never behind. GRACE O'HARA— Here’s to the girl with a heart and n smile. Who makes the bubble of life worth while.” 20

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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

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JULIET GORDON—Judy comes from Across the bay, And we sure hate to see her go 'way For she's been full of pep from the very start. And in work and play lias gone with a heart. MARGARET O'BRIEN-'LShe enters things with zeal and zest. And ranks in knowledge with the best.” HELEN MOE—Helen is a maiden fair With eyes of blue and rosy lipi, Hut often when there's fun to dare She breaks the rules and off she skips. MARGARET McNELIS— Peggy's eyes arc soft and brown; Leggy's hair is black; Peggy's face ne'er wears a frown. For cheer she has a knack. SAM VOGEL—Short hut sweet. GRACE CROSBY—Was there ever another as good-natured as Grace? Was there ever as cheerful and as smiling a face? Did any one ever call her a grouch? For her good fellowship we’ll certainly vouch. OLGA LOFGREN— Her acquaintance is worth cultivating —she has the type of friendship that makes one glad he knows her. MARGARET MURRAY-A bright little lass, Who always got passed, Tho oft absent from class. r •2 I