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

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ISABEL GARVEY—Beautiful Miss Garvey, Dormitory Belle, Vamps all our men folks And vamps ’em mighty well. ELVERA LARSON'—“There is no blessing greater than the love of books.” BERNICE A. WALKER—B is for Bernice: A peach of a Walker; - When it comes to a joke She sure is a talker. IOLET ENGELBREKT—Kindness is better than gold; Violet is kind, so we’ve been told. DRl SILLA ARNOLD—She's faithful, she’s smart. She’s jolly too. That’s what everyone says who knows Our friend Dru.” OLLIE KENT—“She—the merry mischief maker. L A TAYLOR—A mind industrious and clear, A manner always full of cheer. MARGARET O’BRIEN—Reserved and dignified is she. But just as jolly as can be. 26

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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

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1 CYRILLA GROSS—There's a girl this school Whom we call Cy, Who can sins anti charm us Vet's a good old stand-by. ELEANORA SWANSON—Eleanora dear Is sweet and small, lint truly now She's loved by all. ANNA FLYNN— Irish, oh, yes! Hut we knew you could guess. ANNA SCIIWEFGER— Dark as night, Yet fair as day. ISABEL MeDUNNOUGH— It takes one with poetry for a hobby To do real justice to Editor Bobby, For the energy which she can always display Has the power of taking our breath away. LILLIAN MOORES-She's not very big. Hut she doesn't need to blow Because she comes from East End. A place you all do know. FRANCES STEVEXSON-BIcsscd be the dear old man Who lirst invented sleep: f love to lie upon my back And dream dreams so sweet. r 27 SIGNA RUTH— We marvel at her brilliant mind And all her virtues that we find.