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

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IOANNA E. TEERINK. B.A., M A.. 1920. Remember her. Seniors? She turns in a good share of those practice teaching grades. Spends her time teaching K-Ps and trotting around Central's halls. Loves music and conversation, and is active on the social committee. She's full of good advice and prides herself on being able to spot a good teacher before she sees the whites of his eves. CHARLOTTE WILLIAMS. B.S.. 1928. Her watchful and artful care of Sally , the third grade salamander, has made her dear to all who know her. Her pet hobby is gotting ready for a demonstration lesson. LOUISE ADA WILSON. B.S.. M.A.. 1933. Famous for the animal circuses which her classes give. She has a winning smile and a soft pleasing manner which makes of everyone who knows her a friend. GERTRUDE UNTHANK. A.B.. M.A.. 1923. Her chief interest is in attempting to inspire in small McCaskillites her own onthusiasm and skill in art. Her hobbies are in out-door sketching and the puppet shows which the Rex Theatre Club puts on each year. LILLIAN B. WHELAN. B.S.. M.A.. 1922. Her interest is divided between her vocation of teaching math to junior high pupils and her avocation. Camp Fire work. She is guardian of tne McCuskill group with whom she shares her love of nature and out-door activities. HARRY H. WHITNEY. B.S.. MS.. 1937. A man may be new to a community but can easily become a part of that community. Thus has the newest, Mr. Whitney, acting principal of the Junior High, found a pleasant place in the hearts of those who know him. Is also industrial arts instructor.