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

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Mr. Miller’s attention is diverted from the realm of geology to give the cameraman a break. “Without going into any horrible detailas the gentleman at the extreme left would say, we introduce that august body of intellectual giants—the Social Science Department. They are, reading from left to right, Mr. Carey, Mr. McKee, Miss Waite, Miss Monger, Mr. Pitkin, and Mr. Lund. Miss Clark, another one of these intelligentsia, was not present when this picture was taken. Miss Peter and Miss Pennie, charming and very able critics in thcd sixth and fifth gradiJ of McCaskill School gel together to talk over M new course of study. M We suspect from the surprised and slightly amused 1 expression on his face that] some ambitious young stu-j dent of psychology has given Mr. Mmy a new slant on the concept of learning. This year our photographer snapped Mr. Schliep in one of those rare moments which he occasionally snatches away from classes and orchestra practice to spend among his books in the Music Department office. Miss Barse wends her wa; homeward after a busy dai supervising in the primal grades. J Mr. Van Patter and his secretary, Miss Peterson, are busy locating jobs for prospective teachers.

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Emily Carey in an unusually chastened mood—we wonder if Doc had just slipped her a lolly-pop. Five Fortunate Faculty Fathers Mr. Lund with his little daughter, Sigrid—who reminds us of our favorite doll. Jimmy, getting a head start in Colonial History from his father, Mr. Pitkin.