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

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FACULTY ADMINISTRATION The Dean of Women, Miss Clark, presides over Crownhart Hall, and keeps the girls out of mischief. Dr. Loop is the Dean of Men. Despite what we hear from other members of the faculty, we still know he's a good golfer. The library is carefully and efficiently managed under the direction of Mr. Thorp, the Librarian, and Miss Walde, the Assistant Librarian. They are responsible for the care and distribution of the thirty thousand volumes which are available to the students. The duty of the Registrar, Mr. Langley, is to keep records of enrollments, class cards, and grades. He also makes a little mark after your name every time you cut a class, so beware, you can't get away with it. He talks for hours about ship models. All the business end activities of the College are handled by some member of the office force. These four workers answer in a single day as many questions on as many subjects as we can possibly imagine. Mrs. Stone, in the foreground, was the Assistant Secretary and directs most of the business into its proper channels. Miss Bock is the Financial Secretary. You know what that means. Miss Williams is the Recorder and the College statistician. Miss McKinnon is Secretary to the President. SbctMn

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ROBERT E. CURRAN DR. JIM DAN HILL In his sixth year as president of the second largest teachers college in the state of Wisconsin. Dr. Jim Dan Hill has, through his service to Superior State and efficient administration of her affairs, raised to a new peak her scholastic standards until today the reputation of this college as a foremost creditable institution of higher learning is widespread throughout the Northwest. Vitally interested in the welfare and accomplishments of this college is Robert E. Curran, LLB., our representative on the Board of Regents of Wisconsin Teachers Colleges. He, with nine other regents, appointed by the governor of the state, is charged with directing the government of Wisconsin's nine teacher training institutions, a tremendous task indeed, but one which Mr. Curran has efficiently fulfilled in these many years he has been the voice of Superior State.

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FACULTY • ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Miss MacQuilkin, head of tho English Department, is especially interested in English Literature, Drama, and Public Speaking. Miss Ohman specializes in Freshman English, English Literature, Play Production and Children's Literature. She likes to read good dramas. Mr. Vitz is an authority on old English, American Literature, and Poetry. He frequently judges debates throughout this section of the country. Period Literature and the novel are the main interests of Miss Cooper. Her favorite occupation, however, is the training of budding journalists through her efforts with the Peptomist, our College paper. Miss Deaton and Dr. Williams share the same office in the English section of the library wing. ThG former is primarily concerned with American Literature and Freshman English. The latter is an authority on Shakespeare. S Y»nt «n ■liJh