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

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FACULTY THE TRAINING SCHOOL The McCaskill Training School, the model school for student teachers, and offering educational opportunities from the kindergarten through the ninth grade for some three hundred Superior children is under the general supervision of Professor V. E. Van Patter. Miss Joanna Teerink is student teacher supervisor and has her office in the Training School. Below we have pictured the complete faculty of the Training school, including the McCaskill Junior High School. From left to right, back row, Miss Kathleen McCann, Miss Angeline Broffel, Miss Lois Pennie, Dr. Helen Loth and Miss Lilian V helan, the last two being on the faculty of the Junior High School. In front we have the faculty of the Junior High, Miss Grace Barney, Miss Blanche Barse, Miss Gertrude Unthank and Miss Agnes Kirk, principal. In the next picture we find Prof. Van Patter, Louis Rich, Junior High athletic coach. Miss Elizabeth Monger, Mrs. Daisy Fulton, Dr. C. J. Rollefson and Miss Thelma Bjorkman, former librarian, whose position is now being taken by Florence Jackno, a college student. Miss Ruth Peterson, secretary of the Placement Bureau, Miss Minda Hovland, Miss Joanna Teerink, Miss Hazel Seguin, and Miss Ada Louise Wilson. Of this last group Miss Monger, Dr. Rollefson, and Miss Sequin are of the Junior High faculty. Not in the picture is Miss Charlotte Williams, second grade critic, and Mr. H. Milton Weeks, Junior Hiah Gvm instructor. Tw«nly-Thr «

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FACULTY FINE ARTS ATHLETICS Mr. Robert W. Young organized, for the first time hero in many years, a Men's Glee Club and Men's Quartet who have ably represented Superior State in local music circles. Miss Irene Curtis, able director of the Girls' Glee Clubs and the seventy-five members of the All-School Concert Chorus, offers courses in music theory, etc. Edward G. Ted Whereatt is well-known as Superior State's versatile athletic director. His teams have spread his name far and wide. Because of his unassuming manner and pleasing personality he has become endeared to all who know him. Directing the fine College orchestra, band, string ensemble and other instrumental groups of the college keeps Prof. William Schliep very busy throughout the school year. His organizations have made several appearances on the radio and have taken tours to neighboring Wisconsin communities. A new type of interest is aroused by the courses taught by Prof. V. E. Braman, Industrial Arts instructor. Here those mechanically inclined find expression for their individual tastes in creative work of surpassing excellence. Well-versed in Oriental culture and art is Miss Jane Rehnstrand, director of the Art Department of the College. In her teaching and work she carries out her motto: Harmony in all things. Tw ntyTwo

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Twenty-Four Beauty 'midst brains. Whoro q o n I u s o s bud. Roadinq from loft to riqhl—books, books, books. Mr. Thorp and his olficionl assistants. Burning the midnight oil. THE LIBRARY Library Perspective.