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

Page 24 text:

 HELEN FA ONER—“A genial disposition brings its owner many friends. MARGUERITE DOYLE—Precious tilings in small packages conic; Vc don’t know where that saying came from. Hut you’ll certainly find it proved to a T If 'you are acquainted with Marguerite I). LYDIA MAKI—She’s got a cute little giggle, Which has brightened our way Day after day after day. EDITH EGGAN—This lovely Edith Eggan Sometimes believes in peggin’, And tho’ not a real true grind. In classes she's not left behind. ALEDA PETERSON— Oh, for a scat in some poetic nook; Just hid with trees and sparkling with a brook. MARY MARTIN—Our Mary lias a merry smile. May she lie merry all the while. JEANETTE SHAND— There was a soft and pensive grace, A cast of thot about her face.” ADELE BLOCK—Adelc is tall and very austere. Hut beneath it all she is a dear. a

Page 23 text:

IRENE FOR RISTEL—Work? Well. I should say she does—on the heartstrings of the men. NELL BURKE—Three Arts President; A good one, too; . Ask the girls, They’ll sure tell you. VINA VOX WALZ—Vina sometimes makes us mad; More often tho’ she makes us glad; An original thinker —a girl with pep; The rest of us hurry to just keep step. ETHYL ANDERSON—Brown arc her eyes; Pair is her hair; Ethyl is a girl You (I notice anywhere. LOUISE FORTE—“A medley of all that’s dark and clear. Of all that’s foolish, of all that’s dear. STELLA DAMM— Couldn’t lie serious try as she would!” FANNIE KANXEB—A Brilliant mind; A quiet way; The very kind That’s sure to pay. DORA BERG—“Her brain contains a thousand eclir.. And in each some active knowledge dwells.” r U:i

Page 25 text:

HELEN A. COLEMAN—Helen never lacks a smile. And never lacks a licau, For there's something cheerful in her style That's sure to make a go. HELEN L. ROCK— Happy go lucky, fair and free. Nothing there is that bothers me. FERN THOMPSON-We'd say a mouse made lots of noise When compared to Fern. For she cxcells in quiet poise Which others might well learn. NORMAN F. LASKV—An athlete, a student, a chemistry shark; Would that others came up to his mark. PEARL KRAUSE—There was a maiden christened Pearl, Who came unto this school; A more loyal, all round girl Ne'er learned a teacher's rule. FERN HOLTZ—A girl with a head that is level and cool, A true addition to any school. HELENE C. DURUM—Her perfect manner, her charm, her grace Will win her admirers every place. LUCILLE STRANGSTED-A hearty smile, full of cheer. Almost a grin front car to car. That’s what we see when Lucille's near. an