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

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Dedication r-T- HE 1933 Gitche Gumee wishes to honor the Alumni who have gone forth from Superior State Teachers College during its 37 years of service to the state. In honoring but a few, the Gitche Gumee wishes to pay its full measure of tribute to the countless number who are rendering daily service to their community, be their efforts unsung and their only reward a feeling of satisfaction in work well done. In the accomplishments of its Alumni, may the College find renewed inspiration for the future. May the ideals and visions fostered by the Alumni serve to guide the class whose record this 1933 Gitche chronicles.

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Foreword The 1933 Gitche Gurnee is a record of one brief year at S. T. C. It has been the desire of the staff to make this yearbook a link in the history of this College, portraying to the extent possible, the events which in one way or another touch the lives of all who have contributed by their efforts in making this year one of progress. The spectre of lean purses has taken away some of the pomp and ceremony which characterizes more prosperous times, but fundamentally, the same spirit of work and play which has permeated the life of this school from its beginning, may be found in the daily life of all those upon whom Superior has bestowed its opportunities. Should this Gitche succeed in keeping alive memories long after College days are past, the Gitche will find satisfaction in having played its humble part.

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iy Bronsky has made a success of her chosen profession, teaching. Upon her graduation from Superior Normal, Miss Bronsky accepted a position in the element tary grades at Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. Later she taught in a Duluth high school, from which position she came to Superior Normal as a critic. She was appointed state supervisor of elementary grades, which position she held for several years. Return ing again to Superior, she became head of the Intermediate department. In 1929, she became assistant professor of education at Ohio State University. Both as a student and teacher, Miss Bronsky has contributed by her talents to our college.