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

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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.

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Charles J. Anderson is one of the early grad' uates of Superior Normal School, a member of the class of 1903. His present position as dean of the College of Education, University of Wisconsin, is the result of extensive training and experience. He taught in the public schools of Wisconsin until his appointment as assistant state superintendent of public instruction. In 1926, he became assistant professor in the School of Education, University of Wisconsin. He has lectured at Cornell and the University of Southern California during summer sessions, and has conducted educational surveys of schools in Virginia and Wisconsin. His active participation in the state and national teachers associations has been recognized by election to important offices. The Lincoln Readers, Triangle Arithmetics, Reeding Objectives, Visiting the Teacher at Worl{, Supervision of Rural Schools, are among the text books which he has written with others.