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

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1944 volume:

CITEHE CONTENTS DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION FACULTY IN MEMORIUM SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES SPORTS FEATURES 352ND COLLEGE TRAINING DETACHMENT ADVERTISING DEDICATION Respectfully, ond with qratitude, we dedicate our 1944 Gitchc Gumcc to you. Miss MacQuilkin. who wore its quidc for so many years. Wc know that you keep a humorous eye on us from just across the campus— and wc thank you for it. This little book is our thanks, and our way of remindinq you that retirement from active service does not relieve you of all obliqation to us. You have too firm a place in our hearts for us to let you qo so easily. ADMINISTRATION PRESIDENT WILLIAMS Commander of the STC theater of operations, President Williams has done a commendable job in winning the friendship and confidence of the students. We appreciate the difficulty of heading a college in wartime. Knowing that he has many problems to solve, we pledge our loyal support. REGENT SUNDQUIST Mr. Sundquist keeps a neighborly eye on the progress of the Col-leg and its activities. STC is a better school for his friendship. MISS ELLEN CLARK. Oean of Women Although Crownhart Hall li no longer the home of the girls of STC. they still come for quidanco and sympathetic counsel to M.ss Clark, trustinq in her intelligent direction and understandinq for the answers to their problems. Miss Clark teaches history, and finds time to act as adviser to the Inter Club Council. DR. LOOP. Director of the Training School Since the men of STC have qonc to war, the need for a Dean of Men has been discontinued. Dr. Loop is now devoting his attention to the McCas-kill School in his new position as its Director. He is carryinq on in the training school with his uSuol wisdom and efficiency. mk. wnniNCT, principal of the Training School He doesn't say much—but he gets things done. He likes children and they trust him as a friend. The success of the Training School is larqely due to the influence of its principal. OFFICE CREW Jovcc Williams. Recorder: Janet Osmundson. Assistant Secretary; Gladys Bock, Financial Noerntarv: Mabel McKinnon. Secretary to the President. MISS WILLIAMS, Recorder Memories ore faulty at best, but when doubts arise, the proof of the pudding is not in the eatinq,_ but rather to be found in Miss Williams' carefully kept files. Clearance sheets and transcripts arc two of her services which students most appreciate. MR. SCHRIEBER, Acting Registrar With Mr. Lanqlcy in the armed forces. Mr. Schricbcr has added the duties of registrar to his heavy program of teaching physics and astronomy to both student and army classes. Many of the knotty, bchind-thc-scenc problems are solved by him. and the course straiqhtcncd for troubled students. FACULTY IN SERVICE 1. Colonel Jim Don Hill: Over-seas. 2. Major Thorpe M. Langley; Comp Grant, Illinois. 3. Lieutenant (s. q.) Ted Whereof!; Iowa University. 4. Mr. Phil Arlousky: American Red Cross. Overseas. 5. Major H. M. Weel� . Overseos. 6. Lieutenant Raidie Poole: Station Hospital. Camp Edward. Mass. LIBRARY STAFF MRS. H. A. HOLTZ MISS CHRISTIANSON MR. D. A. WOODS MISS WALDE Seated—Miss Ohman. Miss Deaton. Miss Cooper. Standing—Dr. R. D. Williams. Dr. Molyneux. MUSIC AND ART Left to Right —Mr. Wright. Industrial Arts; Miss Unthank. Art Critic; Miss Rhenstrand. Art; Mr. Schlicp. Music; Miss Glass. Music; Mr. Foltz. Music. ‘iND CHEMISTRY ad. Physics; Mr. Quadc. Phv i -Mr. Ncbcrqall. Chemistry Schu jf, vfhr,ebi re c� nt; rono rn Cfnistrv Left to Right: Dr. Thomson, Biology; Miss Jontz. PhysioloQv; Miss Sequin. Biology; Dr. Miller. Gco oqy ond Geography. Biology. Mr. Ludvig EDUCATION Miss Corslcy. Dr. Loop. Miss Tecrink. Miss Wicnckc, Miss Cams. Mr. Wi.!t ov, Miss Wilson. Miss Wicnckc. kindergarten; Mrs. Johnson, second; Miss Holland, third; Miss Pcnnic. fifth; Miss Castle, first. Mrs. Fulton, fourth; Miss Peter, sixth. Not Present McCASKILI CRITICS iff to Right: Miss Monoer. social science;. Miss Kirk, cnglish; Miss Unihank, art; Mr. Whitney, menucl training. Not Present: Miss Whclcn. mathematics. m Mmorium The death of Miss Blanche 8arse on January 22nd is deeply felt by all of us who have known her as teacher and friend. Sho was loved for the quiet strength of her character, for her kindness, for her sympathetic and sincere manner. In large measure she was responsible for the wholesome spirit that exists in the Kinderqarten-Primary department. The little children with whom she sang have volunteered to keep her memory bright by singing at least one of her favorite songs whenever they meet. We can offor no better tribute. Sho would wish for none. R � cic Row—Victoria Gotsky. 8eatricc Olson, Elizabeth Huber. Fay Thompson. Nancy Downs. I t Row—Lois Jane MacLcnnan, Mariorie McKenzie, Elizabeth Fisher. Dorothy Frederick. Not Present—Iris Day. OWL and SERPENT Only the ten top-ranking students are eligible for membership in the honorary scholastic fraternity. Owl and Serpent. Admittance is based on a consistent B-f record during the four years of college work. Thoso selected for membership this year were: Iris Day............................................. High School Troininq Lois Jane MacLcnnan..................................Kindcrqartcn-Primory Elizabeth Huber......................................Kindergarten-Primary Victoria Gotsky......................................High School Training Elisabeth Fisher.....................................Kindergarten-Primary Beatrice Olson.......................................Kindergarten-Primary Marjorie McKenzie....................................Kindergarten-Primary Fay Thompson.........................................Kindergarten-Primary Nancy Downs..........................................High School Training Dorothy Frederick....................................Kindergarten-Primary Helen Adams; Shell Lake. Wisconsin; K. P.; Siqma Pi] President; Siqma Gamma Chi; Girl's Glee Club. Mary Alto; Superior. Wiscon sin; K. P.; A. C. £.; Siqma Omega. Gonevieve Anderson, B. Ed. Superior, Wisconsin; K. P. Sigma Omega, Pres., Score lory; W. R. A.; Glee Club Choir. Marvel Banks; Bennett Wis consin; Rural State graded: Sigma Rho, Pres.. Vice' President. Beverlee Barrett; Superior. Wisconsin; B. S.; H. S. T.; Lambda Sigma Lambda. Vice Pres., Pres.; Senior Class Pres.; Alpha Psi Omega. W. R. A.; Inter Club Council; Orchestra; 8and; Glee Club. Mabel Champine; Danbury, Wis.; Rural State Graded: Sigma Rho. Nancy Downs, 8. $.; Proctor. Minnesota; H. S. T.; Gamma Phi Epsilon, Pres., Secretary; Inter Club Council. President; Band; Drum Major; W. R. A.; Owl and Serpent. Dorothy Frederick; 8. Ed. Superior. Wisconsin; K. P. Teu Alpha Chi; Owl ani, Serpent; Alpha Psi Omcqa Colleqe Artists. Lorraine Ellison; 8. Ed.; Super ior. Wis.; Int.. Pres.; W. P A.. Secy, and Treasurer Inter Club Council. Victoria Gotsky, 8. S.; Superior. Wisconsin. H. S. T.; Sip-ma Omcqa: Alpha Psi Orre-qa; Owl and Serpent; Inter Club Council; Choir; Glee Club; Double Trio; W. R. A.; Gitche Staff. M3. M4. Elisabeth Fisher; 8. Ed. Superior. Wis; K. P.; Tau Alpha Chi Secretary. Treasurer; Owl and Serpent; A. C. E.; Social Committee. Inter Club Council. Mary Green; 8. S.; Rice Lake Wisconsin; H. S. T.; Tau Alpha Chi. Pres., Vice Pres.; Inter Club Council. Sec'y.; Glee Club; Choir; Orchestra; Alpha Psi Omcqa; Girl Commando. Major. Lois Koby; 8. Ed.; Superior, Wisconsin; Gr. Jr. Hiqh; Siqma Pi, Pres. Elizabeth Huber, 8. Ed.; Superior, Wisconsin; K. P.; Tou Alpha Chi, Vice Pres.. Treasurer; Alpha Psi Omcqa; W. R. A.; Owl and Serpent; A. C. E. Edithe Johnson; Lake Ncbaqa-mon, Wisconsin; Rural State Graded; Siqma Rho. John Heisel; 8. $.; Superior. Wis.; H. S. T.. Fex. Patricia Henley, K. P.; Superior, Wisconsin; Lambda Siqma Lambda; Glee Club; Choir; A. C. E. James Hicks; 8. S.; Superior. Wisconsin; H. S. T.; F. O. P. S.. Pres. Laurel Lien; 3 yr. K. P.: South Range. Wis.; W. R. A. Marjorie. McKenxie;. 6. Ed.: Superior. Wis.; K. p.: Oelta Sigma. Treas.: Owl and Serpent; Alpha Psi Omega; A. C. E.; Inter Club Council. Marianna Myers; B. S.; Superior, Wisconsin; H. $. T. Bond. Glee Club. Orchestra Inter-Club Council. Vice Pres.; Social Chairman; W. R. A.. Scc’y.. Pres.; Alpha Psi Omega; Lambda Sigma Lambda. Pres., Vice Pres. Lois Jane MacLennan, 8. Ed.: Superior. Wisconsin; K. P.: A. C. E.; Oelta Sigma. Secretary; Alpha Psi Omega: Owl and Serpent; Inter Club Council; Glee Club; Orches- Faith Mickelsen, 8. Ed.; Superior. Wisconsin K. P.; A. C. E.; Gamma Phi Epsilon. Vice President; Choir; Glee Club: Woodwind Quintet; Orchestra; W. R. A. Ruth Ness; St. James. Minnc sota; K. P.; A. C. E. Beatrice Olson, 8. Ed.; Superior. Wisconsin; K. P.: Tau Alpha Chi. Vice Pres., Secretary; Alpha Psi Omcqa; Glee Club; Owl and Serpent; A. Mary Jane Ward; 8. Ed.; Supe'ior, Wi$.; Lambda Siqma Lambda. Vice Pres.; Glee Club; A. C. E. Dolores Steichen, 8. S.; Rice Lake. Wisconsin; H. S. T.: W. R. A.; Vice Pres.. Trees.; Gitche Staff. M3. Lorraine Schmidt; Bennett. Wisconsin; Rural State qretl-cd; Siqma Rho. Fay Thompson B. Ed.; Super-ior. Wisconsin; K. P.; A. C. E.; Delta Siqma. Vice Pres.. President; Alpha Psi Omeqa; Owl and Serpent; Glee Club; Choir; Double Trio; Gitche Staff M3 Editor M4 Shirley Selden; B. Ed.; Super-ior. Wis.; K. P.; Sioma Omega, Vice Pres.; A. C. E. Edith Watts; K. P., 3 yr.; Superior, Wis.; A. C. E.; Pres. Lois Wilson; K. P.; Ashland. Wisconsin; Glee Club, Pep tomist. Siqma Gamma Chi. Iris Day; Rice Lake. Wisconsin; 8. S-; H. S. T.: Tau Alpha Chi; I. R. C.. Pres.; Pepto mist. Feature Editor; Gitche. Editor '43. Senior Adviser '44; Girl Commandos. Major. Helen Gygli, B. S.; Haugen. Wisconsin; H. S. T.; Gamma Phi Epsilon; W. R. A.; I. R. C. Edith Walters, B. $.: Superior. Wisconsin; H. S. T. Jean Ycakey; Iron River. Wis.; 5. Ed.; H. S. T.; Alpho Kappa. Pres.. Trees.; Inter-Club Council; Choir. Glee Club. Double Trio. Messiah Soloist. 24 JUNIORS Row—Jones. Welch. Neck. Sudemier. Wongen, Pappclis. Jensen. Erlonson. Ijf Row—Lund. Gorr, Green. Gray, Vattcndahl, Nord. Flinn. Olson. SOPHOMORES Bock Rew—E. Johnson. Christ, J. Olson. Kemp, Bernstrom. Nelson, Roskc, E. Olson. Taopc.i. ''•s-eske. Honson 2nd Rew—Schmidt. Lund Hanson. Knickrahm, Cadigan, Harvey. Stack, Carlson, Williams. Zoqcr. 1st Row—6. Johnson. Ncilson, Banks. Chompinc, Moran. Wclshingcr, Simon, Ness. Bock Row—Linden. Samuelson. Omernik. Fuller. Miller. Anderson. Nelson, Hcrubin. Whittier. Zachoo. Lien. Moline. Bong. Winquist. Olson. . . ,, 2nd Row—Doherty. LoRonqe. Fancher. Nordstrom. Spafford. Hendrickson. Mead. Surch. t'ella. torccnwo 1st Rew—Jarvi. Vince. Link. Almquist. Peterson. Adamson, Bjjorkman. FRESHMAN 8ack Row—Mattson. Fagan. Bostad Swanson. Stumpner. Jacobson. Ohman. Cawcutt Walsh, Granaas. Benson. Fisher. Hutchinson. 2nd R°w—Gill Brayton. Dunn. Wilson. Holden. Murphy. Sanborn. Whittier. Edwards Walter. 1st Row—Costello. Jones. Rory. Torgcson. Hegstrom. 'W—Ansel I, Schul'z. Gunderson. Sladky. B. Anderson. Riggle. larvcau. Berg. Norman Johnson. Gehr.ng. Tnpp, r-Pa CC«lcrWGe . Meyers. Christianson. Jackson. Helwig. linden. Bartosic. Toffness. I. Anderson. —Marcum, Hondlovsky. Sword. Sergeant. Swanson, Jackson. Rory. Back Row—Oakes. Ansell. Macintosh, Bcrkowitz. Thcide. 1st Row—Peterson. Whitsitt. Sutherland. Pallis, Wick. ACTIVITIES Bock Row—Mory Green. Morionno Myers. Eugene Oakes, Lorry Wick. Louis LoRonqe. Vcrlc Neck Pat Mcc 2nd Row—Bette Fonchcr. Lois MacLennan. Beverly Barrett. Elizabeth Huber. Beatrice Olson. Fay Thompson Pat Walter. Marioric McKenzie. 1st Row—Violet Pappclis, Joyce Roske. Victoria Gotsky. Corine Lindford. Dorothy Frederick. ALPHA PSI OMEGA Director (President)................. Stoge Manager (Vice-President)... Business Manager (Secretary)......... Miss Kathryn Ohman, advisor. Corrine Lindford ....Joyce Rosko .....Violet Pappclis MISS OHMAN Miss Ohman is olso the friend and adviser of the Alpha Psi Omega. The curtain parted for the beginning of another busy Alpha Psi Omego season with the presentation of CRY HAVOC, a story of the nurses abandoned on Bataan. The mask of tragedy was exchanged for that of comedy when the college players, with the masculine support of the 3S2nd Detachment, presented the rollicking story of JUNIOR MISS. LITTLE WOMEN, adopted to the wartime enrollment with an all-women cast, was prepared to be taken on the rood to various schools around the state. For her fine direction of Cry Hovoc and Junior Miss , a medal to Miss Ohman. She has aiven distinguished service this year, as before, not only in the production of these plays, but in teaching her regular college English classes, and her Army Air Corps classes. CRY HAVOC Doc ------------ Snitty ' Flo ............ Pdf ............ ’Connie .......... •Steve ......... Sue .................i Nydio ........... Helen .......... ••Grace 1 ......... And o ............ •‘Sadie ......... Native Woman Reader............ .........Verlc Neck ....Victoria Gotsk .......— Mary Oticr ..Bette Jayne Fanchcr ......Violet Pappctis .....-...Mary Green ........Patricia Moo Lois Jane MacLcnnan .....Elizabeth Huber .... Morianna Myers .......Patricia Walter .......Bcotrice Olson .....Marian Williams .......Denis McGen� y ...A S J. B. Deyton Bugler 28 JUNIOR MISS” JUNIOR MISS Cast Harry Graves............A S Wayne Axclson Joe........................A S Cullic Wehr Grace Graves....................Joyce Ros' e Hilda.......................8evcrlcc 8arrctt Lois Graves......................Pat Walter Judy Graves...................Carol Granaas Puffy Adams............ Marguerite Anderson J. 8. Curtis ..........A S William Jamison Ellen Curtis....................Jean Yeakey Merrill Fcurbach.......Frederick Echclbachcr Willis Reynolds........A S Kenneth 8urqoon Barlo Adams............A S Edward Jochrcndt Haskell Cummings.......A S William Lockwood Western Union Boy.........A S Santo Anelio Sterling 8rown.........A S Douglass Crissman Albert Kunody.........A S Frederick Clemens Tommy Arbucklc.........A S Reginald Gibbons Charles..................A S William Scott Henry..................A S Bobby Chcaney MUSIC Professor Schliep Professor Foltz Miss Glass CONCERT SERIES DRUKE ANO SHAW.................................... DUO-PIANISTS ANTONIO 8ROSA VIOLINIST THE MESSIAH ROLAND HAYES ........................................... TENOR ORCHESTRA CONCERT........................Jean Ycakey. soloist SPRING CONCERT........................Janet Jensen, violinist The Music Deportment of S. T. C. has again concluded o successful and outstanding season! In addition to the Professional tolcnt brought to the College, the locol talent played an active part in this year's musical schedule! Student soloists were featured on two osscmbly programs, and four student recitals were of unique interest to many. A brilliant performance was given by the Orchestra on the April concert, and the organization also united with the Choral Ensemble for the Messiah and the Spring Concert. The Choral Ensemble which is composed of both Glee Club and Choir members were presented on the Spring Concert and they govc a splendid performance. Appearing at many Civic functions throughout the year, the Double Trio and the String Trio were busily engoged. STRING TRIO Morion Winguist. Janet Johnson. Mary Codigan Jean Ycakev. Fay Thompson. 1st sopranos; Alycc Bernstrom. mezzo soprano; Janice Olson, alto; lole Gorr. mezzo soprano; Marian Williams, alto; Priscilla Greenwold. accompanist. DOUBLE TRIO ORCHESTRA nan Sword. Jackson. Park. Grccnwpld. Glass Walters. Winquist, W1—tAUh n mm a Meier. Backus, njor. Nelson. Nordstrom Ovaai. McOuoid. Tamlo. Sarrctl, Green, CHORAL ENSEMBLE °ss- s� j.««. V£z $z. fiSLSsjTs a sssaa-. HWwm. wlBqui„, THE MESSIAH Living up to its brilliant tradition of beauty and excellent porformanco. the fourth annual presentation of Handel's Messiah was presented Oecembor 5. by the music department to a capacity audience. The chorus and orchestra were augmented by artists of the community. Student soloists in this year's production wero Joan Yealcey. soprano, a senior, and Dorloen Brayton. soprano, a freshman. Guest soloists included Mrs. Beatrico Greene Olson of Duluth, controlto; Mr. Raymond Koch of Chicago, bass: and Mr. Theodore Sohner of Minneapolis, tenor. The chorus and orchestra, undsr the direction of Professors Schliep and Foltz, gave a splendid performance. as a result of two months of faithful practice. THE MESSIAH Gucs� Soloists Beatrice Grccnc Olsen.......Contralto Theodore Sohner.................Tenor Raymond Koch.................... Bass Student Soloists Gloria Toffness. Pat Walters. Jackson and Priscilla G tune up their instruments paration for the perform the Messiah. Oorlcen Brayton , Jean Ycakcy...... Soprano Soprano MUSIC STUDENTS IN ACTION ” Morion Williams accompanies Janice Olson for Ihc recital. Mary Green and 8evcrly Barrett practice on their 8ass Viols. Janet Jenson tones up her violin. Faith Miclcelson shows os how it's done on the French Horn. Mary Green is helping Marianna Myers tune her Flute. Marion Winqoist displays her ability to plav the Cello. The String Trio pause on their way to rehearsal. 4. 8chind-thc-sccnc glimpses of our artists at work 5. Miss Rhenstrond willingly guides our artists • • KINDERGARTEN-PRIMARY Bock Row—Surch, Bong, Biedcrmon, Anderson, Stumpncr. Fuller. Olson, Knichrohm, Lien. 8cnson, Sword, McKenzie. 2nd Row—Abrohomson, Ward, Kovitz, Fisher, Sclden, Walsh, Thompson, MacLennan, Anderson, Hegstrom, Miss Wilson, Alto. 1st Row—Lund. Gray. Peterson, Torgeson, 8ackus, Anderson. INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT Back Row—Ellison, Helwig. Christ, Kerne, Larson. Hendrickson. Olson, Sergeant. Linden. 1st Row—Jackson, Samuelson. Carlson. 8jorkmdn. Geiger. Miss Waite. Anderson. Swanson, Flinn, Larveau, Kammcrs. ___________________________________________________ , V GRAMMER-JUNIOR HIGH Left to Right: Pappeiis, Rigglc. Hcrubin. Koby, Johnson, Nord RURAL DEPARTMENT Beck Row—Champinc, Banks, Schmidt. Sanwald. Johnson. Marcum. 1st Row—Miss Carslcy, Frink, Cosier, Schultz. Paffcl, Miss Corns. 1st Semester Elizabeth Huber.... Marjorie 8ahrman..... Jeanne Sword Geraldine 8ong....... Abrahamson. Louise Adams. Helen Alto. Mary Anderson. Beatrice Anderson. Genevieve Anderson. Marguerite Backus. Jeanne 8ohrman. Marjorie 8cnson, Floy Biedermon. Shirley 8ong, Geraldine Craft. Ethel KINDERGARTEN-PRIMARY Officer 2nd Semester ....v..President.................Louise Abrahamson .Vice President..................Marjorie McKenzie ....Secretary.................................Jeanne Sword ....Treasurer..............................Geraldine 8onq Advisor Miss Ada Wilson Doherty. Phyllis Ellman. Marie Finstad. Marion Fisher. Elisabeth Frederick. Dorothy Fuller, Natalie Gray. Mary Hcqstrom, 8cvcrly Henley. Patricia Hirsch. Marie Huber. Elizabeth Hucbschcr. Alice Laib, Evanclle Lien, Laurel Lien. Shirley Lund. Inez McKenzie. Marjorie MacLcnnan. Lois Madsen. Marjorie Mickelson. Faith Ness. Ruth Olson. Beatrice Paulson. June Peterson. 8ctty Scldcn, Shirley Simon. Phyllis Stumpner. Marjorie Surch. Marion Thompson. Fay Toraerson, Maxine Walsh, Jeanne Ward. Mary Jane Watts. Edith Welch. Elizabeth Wilson. Lois 1st Semester Margaret Flinn.... 8evcrly Kemp...... Carole Larson...... Marion Anderson Anderson. Marion Bjorkman. Alice Carlson. Lucille Christ. Marjorie Ellison. Lorraine Flinn, Margaret INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT Officer 2nd Semester ......................President........................Marion Anderson ...................Vice President....................... Eleanor Olson ......................Secretary........................Marjorie Christ ......................Treasurer........................Alice Bjorkman Advisor Miss Dorothy Waite Geiger, Phyllis Kovitz. Francos Nelson, Elvcra Helwig. Grace _ Larvcau, Geraldine Olson. Eleanor Hendrickson. Marjorie Larson. Carole Oticr. Mary Jackson. Dorothy Lindcn; Mildred Samuelson. Thelma Kammcrs, Margaret McClalrc. Betty Sommcrvillc. Pearl Kemp, 8cvcrly Moran. Madge Swanson. Alice President.................... Vice President............... Secretary-Treasurer ......... Advisors...................... RURAL .................................. Marvel 8anks .........................Gloria Toffness ..............................Evelyn Gunderson ...........Miss Bertha Cams. Miss Celia Carsley 8ank$, Marvel Caster. Virginia Champine. Mabel Frink. Clarion Gchring, RoscMaric Gunderson. Evelyn Johnson. Edith Marcum. Marcella Paffcl, Gertrude Sannwald, Theodore Schultz. Evclyn_ Schmidt. Lorraine Toftncss. Gloria Tripp. Pearl GRAMMAR-JUNIOR HIGH President............... Vice President.......... Secretary-Treasurer..... Advisor................. Hcrubin. Dolores Johnson. Myrtle Mead. Virqinialee Nord. Milliecnt ........Delores Herubin ........Violet Pappeh's ........ Milliecnt Nord ........Mr. Huqh Alniy Riqale. Mary Williams, Marion HIGH SCHOOL TRAINING Adamson, Dorothy Almquist. Janet Anderson. Bernice Anderson. June Anderson. Lois Ansell, Muriel August, Lucy 8arrett. Bevcrlcc 8artosic. Mary Bell. Alice 8erq. Avis 8ernstrom. Alycc 8ostad, Sophia Brayton, Dorleen Bructt. Dolores 8udnick. Sara Cadigan. Mary Casey. Marjorie Cawcutt. Margaret Cclontano, Anqclinc Christianson, 8cvcrly Ciszcskc. Mildred Coburn. Georgia Coleman. Lois Costello, Margaret Day, Iris DeMcycrs. 8crnicc Downs, Nancy Dunn, Marqaret Edwards, Elizabeth Erlanson. Jean Fagan, Frances Fanchcr. Bette Faye, Margaret Fisher. Elaine Gill, Marjorie Gorr, lola Gotsky, Victoria Green, Helen Green, Mary Olson. Janice Granaas, Carol Grcenwold. Patricia Olson. Yvonne Wcstlund. Pat Gyqli, Helen Omernik. Ellen Wilson. Christy Handlovsky. Gita Osmundson. Janet Appelquist. Mrs. A. Hanson. Julie Peterson. Doris Geiger. 8cota Hanson. Muriel Rasmussen. Rosemary Aaker. Lee Harvey. Dorothy Ritola, Anita Ansell. Edward Hclwig. Mrs. A. Rory. Jane Bcrkowitz. Cyril Hodsdon. Mrs. Helen Rory. Jean Dixon. Ward Holden, Patricia Roskc. Joyce Glum. Donald Hutchinson. Alma Sanborn. Joyce Hanson. Fred Jackson. Arlie Sargent. Ardclla Hanson. Robert Jacobson. Bette Score. Wallace Hciscl. Gcorqe Jarvi. Helen Sladky, Georqianna Hicks. James Jenson. Janet Shears, Constance Krutell. Joe Johnson, 8arbara Smith. Patricia LaRonqe. Louis Jones, Kathryn Stack. Jean Lind Norman Jones, lovice Spafford. Patricia Lund. William Jones, Virginia Steichen. Dolores McCart. Robert Knickrehm. June Sudmcir. Virginia McIntosh. Thomas La Porte. Beverly Swanson. Dorothy Morey. Robert Lindford. Corrine Sword. Jean Oakes. Eugene Ljnk, Dorothy Tappen. Shirley Olson. Donald Link. Jean Titus. Lew Ellyn Opacak. Joe McLcllon. Betty Vattendahl. Marge Pollis. Edward Moline, Sheila Vince. Beverly Patterson. Edwin Mcskcn. Bessie Walter. Patricia Peterson, James Miller. Rosemary Walters. Edith Sutherland. James Moo, Patricia Wanqen. June Theide. Robert Murphy. Irene Wasscon. Shirley Tiala, Larry Myers. Marianna Wclshinger, lone Titus, Harold Neck. Vcrlc Whittier, Jean Tribbey. William Nelson. Ada Jean Whittier. Margaret Whitsitt. Ray Nelson. June Wick. Lois Wick, Lorry Ness. Dorothy Wilson. Lois Armour. _ Don Nielson. Dorothy Winquist, Marion Appelquist. Rev. A. Nordstrom. Adclc Ycokey. Jean Johnson, Irvinq Norman, Dorothy Zaqer, Marcia Recce. Rev. R. M. Ohman, Shirley Zachau, Virginia Stenhouse. Alex. 41 THE GITCHE GUMEE 1st Row: Barrett, Neck, Sergeant, Hendrickson. Back Row: Zachau, Or. Williams, Whittier, Thompson, Olson, Goor. Fay Thompson Beverly Vince Iris Day Margaret Whittier THE GITCHE STAFF EDITORinCHIEF............ FAY THOMPSON ASSISTANT EDITOR.......................... MARGARET WHITTIER SENIOR ADVISOR........... ..........................IRIS OAY PHOTOGRAPHERS...............VIRGINIA ZACHAU. JANET ALMOUIST. MARIANNA MYERS. ARDEllA SERGEANT SENIOR EDITOR..............................VICTORIA GOTSKY BUSINESS MANAGER..............................BEVERLY VINCE ARTISTS......................CORRINE LINDFORD. ELEANOR OLSON PICTURE EDITOR................................. PAT SPAFFORD FACULTY EDITOR....................................IOLA GORR SOCIETY EDITORS.................VERLE NECK. BEVERLEE 8ARRETT MUSIC EDITOR.................................MARIAN WILLIAMS SPORTS EDITOR............-.............MARJORIE HENDRICKSON FEATURE EDITOR DOROTHY NESS CIRCULATION MANAGER................... 8ETTE JAYNE FANCHER FACULTY ADVISERS.........DR. R. D. WILLIAMS, MR. D. A. WOODS Like the aircraft workers who build the bombers, transports, and fiqhtcrs, the staff of this yearbook have done a crcitablc job in asscmblinq the parts of Gitche Gumcc. Teamwork, leadership, co-operation amonq workers, and countless hours of labor have gone into the making of this record of 1943-1944 at STC. I. Ready. Set. FLASH!! It's Ginny Zachau. 2. Elly and Corrine combine their talents for the Gitche art work. 3. A part of the staff workinq overtime. 4. Petite Janet in her usual role of photographer! 5. Marionna snaps her co-workers— Vcrlc, Bette, and Oorothy. THE PEPTOMIST Nelson, Vince, Miss Cooper. Lund. Ansell. Biederman. Wilson. Sudcmlcr, J. Nelson. 8ostad, Ness. Olson. W? A i A da Jeon Nelson 8evcrly Vince Sophia Bosfod THE PEP” STAFF Member of Associated Collegiate Press Distributor of Collegiate Digest 2nd Semester MANAGING EDITOR...... NEWS EDITORS......... FEATURE EDITORS...... SOCIETY EDITORS ..... BUSINESS MANAGER..... CIRCULATION MANAGER SOPHIA BOSTAD DOROTHY SWANSON. ED ANSELL. JEAN YEAKEY .........LOIS WILSON. SHIRLEY BIEDERMAN ............JANICE OLSON. DOROTHY NESS ..................... ADA JEAN NELSON DOROTHY SWANSON 1st Semester MANAGING EDITOR ...... NEWS EDITOR .......... FEATURE EDITOR........ SOCIETY EDITOR......... BUSINESS MANAGER ..... CIRCULATION MANAGERS TYPIST .. REPORTERS ................-...........BEVERLY VINC= SOPHIA BOSTAO ............................ EDWARD ANSELL ANGELINE CELENTANO ADA JEAN NELSON JUNE NELSON. DOROTHY SWANSON. LOIS WILSON . GEORGIA COBURN SHIRLEY BIEDERMAN. DOROTHY NESS. JANICE OLSON. JEAN YEAKEY McCeskill student volunteered to help their Bellman advisor, June Nelson, type addresses, wrop. and mail the Peptomist to S. T. C. servicemen. They arc pictured standing; Gladys Peterson, Rhoda Ann Eng, Phyllis McNaughton, Betty Byrnes. June Hillestad. Virginia Sudemeir and Oorothy Ness are typing the news hot off the wire , while Mary Riggla is organizing the moiling index. I. Dorothy Swanson checks the mailing index to keep the servicemen’s addresses up to date. ALPHA KAPPA vaafc Bock Row—Madqc Moron. Dorothy Jackson. Shirlev Bicdcrmon. Eleanor Olson. Carole Larson. Vcrlc Neck. Shirley Wassccn. 2nd Row—Floy Jeanne 8cnson. Jean Ycakey. Natalie Fulller. Morqucritc Anderson. Me Gorr, Ellen Omcrnik, Sophia Bostad. 1st Row—Mariorie Stumpner. Dorothy Ness. 8arbaro Johnson, lone Welshingcr. Connie Shears. Not Present—Corrine Lindford, Lew Elyn Titus. I. lolo. Corole. Jeon and Elly pause during their stroll. 2. Vcrlc, Natalie and Ellen make a picturesque snow-scene complete. 3. Barbaro and Elly bosk in the sun. 4. And so they were married! 5. Studying, lolo? 6. Ellen and Connie. 7. Four Snowmen? 8. Vcrle's nightly chore. ALPHA KAPPA The Alpha Kappas opened thoir social calendar last fall with a picnic at Billings Pork. Miniature popor koys scattered in vital places around the campus plus an all out campaigning progrom in the ossembly, served to boost Joon Yoakoy as their candidate for social chairman. The annual Studio rushor ond Smorgasbord preceded their pledge sorvico at Miss Rhonstrand’s home. A formol initiation banquet dinner which was followed by a theoter party concluded the A. K.'s rushing season. During the Christmas holidays the girls sponsored decorating tho 352nd barrocks. Their Volontino Mixer with its Leap Yoor spocialitios was enjoyed by everyone. In tho spring tho annual Mother-Daughter Tea rounded out the year's social activities. OFFICERS President ;.....................................................Jean Ycakey Vice President .................................Morqucritc Anderson Secretary ....................................................Carole Larson Treasurer ................................................lolo Gorr Corrine Lindford Jean Yeakey Marguerite Anderson lone Welshinger Verle Neck lole Gorr Natalie Fuller MEMBERS Carole Larsen Madge Moran Eleanor Olson Barbara Johnson Dorothy Ness Lew Elyn Titus Ellen Omernik Shirley Wasseen Connie Shears Shirley 8iedermann Marjorie Stumpner Dorothy Jackson Sophio Bostad Floy Jeanne 8enson ADVISORS Miss Jane Rhenstrand Miss Gertrude Unthank Back Row—Alice Bell. Jeon Link. Virginia Mead, Jean Erlonjon. Adclc Nordstrom. Irene Morphy. Shirley Ohman. .... 2nd Row—Fay Thompson. Marjorie Hendrickson. Alyce B rnstrom. Avis 8crq. Dorlccn Brayton. Lois MacLennan._ Margaret Whittier. 1st Row—Peggy Jacobson. Jean Whittier, Jeon Rory. Marjorie McKenzie, Beverly Vince, Janet Almquist, Dorothy Link. Not Present—Mary Cadigan. Sally Budnik. Pat Spafford. Beverly Kemp, Margaret Dunn, Almo Hutchinson. DELTA [SIGMA ... I. Pet. Bcv. K., and Miss Waldc in the music corner. 2. Bored Irene? 3. Alycc and Lois obliqc the cameramen. A. Alma, Dorlecn, and Avis advise Jean about knitting. 5. Is it breezy. Jean and Virgo? 6. Our three seniors. 7. Muggs entertains with some classics”. 8. Peg, Jean, and Shirley entertain themselves. ?. Petite Margie. DELTA SIGMA With Morgarot Whittier as thoir condidotc for social chairman, the Delta Sigma sorority began their active social season. Homocoming found the girls busy promoting their queen candidate. Mary Cadigan. This year in addition to giving thoir annual donation to the dramatics department, the dramas also handled the ticlcot sales for the play Cry Havoc . Along patriotic lines, the girls purchased a war bond which has been a yoarly project for the duration. A buffet dinner was held for Miss MacQuilfein, founder of the sorority, following her retirement from teaching dutios this year. A pajama” rusher started the rushing season which was concluded with tho initiation held by the alumni. The senior banquet in tho spring finished off the years' activities. 1 OFFICERS President .............................................Fay Thompson Vice President .........................................Jean Erlonson Secretary .............._........................Lois Jane MacLennan Treasurer ..........................................Marjorie McKenzie Sergeant-at-Arms ...................................Yirginio Lee Mead Advisor—Miss Florence Waldc MEMBERS Shirley OKman Jean Rory Jean Link Lois Jane MacLennan Marjorie McKenzie Virginia Lee Mead Irene Murphy Adele Nordstrom jean ory Pat Spaflord Fay Thompson Beverly Vince Jean Whittier Margaret Whittier Janet Almquist Alice 8cll Avis 8crg Alycc 8crnstrom Dorlcen 8rayton Sally Budnick Mary Cadigan Margaret Dunn Jean Erlanson Marjorie Hendrickson Alma Hutchinson Peggy Jacobson Beverly Kemp Dorothy Link 5 ! ‘ 1 GAMMA PHI EPSILON 8ock Row—Lois Anderson. Inez Lund. Kathryn Jones. Faith Mickclson. 2nd Row—Morion Winquisf. Rosemary Gchring. Marion Williams. Pearl Tripp —Dolores Hcrubin, Delores Bruettc, Marie Ellman, Marjorie Christ. Not Present—He cn Gygli, Nancy Downs. 2. The Gamma Phi’s go into a hud I. Marion. Faith. Midge, and Inez moke a happy foursome. _ _ 3. Smile pretty! 4. Faith. Lois Dolores, Rose Marie, and Marie take time out. S. Faith is up to no good, is she Marie? 6. Why Marion! 7. Hi Kay! 8. Mighty nice line! GAMMA PHI EPSILON The Gamma Phi Epsilon sorority began its social season with their campaign for their hornet quoon choice. Mario Ellman. Their first novelty Gypsy rusher began their rushing soason which was concluded with a initiation. The Gamma Phi's are active in intor-school affairs, many of their members having partic in tho annual presentation of The Messioh . worked on the Peptomist and Gitche staffs, and part in dramatic presentations. 1st Semester Marion Williams..... Faith Mickclson..... Kathryn Jones....... Marion Winquist.... OFFICERS ....President . Vice President ... Secretary... ...Treasurer.... 2nd Semester .Inez Lund .......Faith Mickclson ..........Marie Ellman ........Delores Bructte MEMBERS Dolores Herubin Marion Williams Faith Mickclson Kathryn Jones Marjorie Christ Pearl Tripp Marian Winquist Inez Lund Nancy Downs Helen Gygli Delores Bructte Marie Ellman Lois Anderson Rosemary Gchring AOVISOR Miss Dorothy Waite 51 LAMBDA SIGMA LAMBDA Bock Row—Virqinio Jones, 8cvcrlcc Barrett, Dorothy Mormon, Marianna Myers. Janice Olson, Violet Pappclis. Alice Swanson. 2nd Row—Helen Green, Mary Gray, Virqinia Zochou. Phyllis Gciqer, Arlie Jackson, Julie Hanson, Mary Jane Ward. 1st Row—8cvcrly Hcqstrom, Priscilla Greenwold. Gita Handlovsy, Evelyn Gunderson, June Wangen. Back Row—Marjorie 8ahrman, Patricia Henley, Rosemory Miller, Angclinc Celantano, Yvonne Olson, Carol Granaas. 2nd Row—Alice 8jorkman, Sheila Moline. Shirley Jappen, Marjorie Valtcn dahl. June Nelson, Helen Jarvi, Pat Walter, Beatrice Anderson. 1st Row—Dorothy Adamson, Betty Rac Peterson, Betty McLellan, Jean Sw ord, Phyllis Doherty. Gcorgianna Slodky. Not Present—Margaret Flinn, Lois Coleman. v Riqglc, Dorothy Swanson, Ada Jean Nelson. Beverly Christianson. Grace Helwig. lie. Dot. Gita, Beatrice. Gcorgiana. 2. Marge follows her artistic pursoi's. 1st Row—Lucille Carlson. Mory Ri I. Some line-up! Virginia. Arlic. ..... . 3. In the good old summer time! 4. The inscpcrables—8cv. and Marianna. 5. Gcorgiana, Arlic and 8co. 6. Phyllis samples the coffee. 7. Betty and Shirley scrape plates. 8. The three musketeers. 8ev., Marianna, and Marge! 9. Sheila and Via do the Dishes. LAMBDA SIGMA LAMBDA Tho Lambda Sigma Lambda sorority promotos music at S. T. C. by offering a music scholarship for vocalists each yoar. This is known os the Irene Curtis Memorial Scholarship. Their successful candidate for sociol chairmon this year was Marianna Mayors. Glamorous Quoon Violet Poppolis mado a truly lovely sovereign for tho annual homocoming quoon as she reigned with hor military court. Tho Lambdas did thoir part to koop up the social end of tho school activities this yoar with their Hellowoon Mixor ond thoir Annuol Christmas Formol. A tea for thoir mothers in tho lato spring onded the Lambda s social calendar for this year. OFFICERS President ......................................... Marianna Myers Vice President Mory Jane Ward Secretary ...............................................Mary Gray . Treasurer June Wanqon Scrgeant-at-Arms .................................Marjorie Bahrman MEM8ERS Dorothy Adamson Beatrice Anderson Marjorie Bahrman Alice 8iorkman Bcvcrloe Barrett Angelina Celentano Lois Coleman Phyllis Doherty Margaret Flinn Phyllis Geiger 53 Carol Granaas Mary Gray Evelyn Gunderson Helen Green Priscilla Greenwold Gita Handlovsky Julie Ann Hanson Patricia Henley Beverly Heqstrom Helen Jarvi Miss Arlic Jackson Virginia Jones Betty McLellan Sheila Malinc Marianna Myers June Nelson Dorothy Norman Janice Olson Yvonne Olsen Violet Pappelis ADVISOR Grace 8arncy 8etty Roe Peterson Georqianna Sladky Alice Ann Swanson Jean Sword Shirley Tappcn Rosemary Miller Marjorie Vattcndahl June Wangcn Mary Jane Ward Virginia Zachau I«k Ro—BC.« F.och.r lo i« . Victor!, ,. Gcrevlcvo Ander K n. Morg.rc. «.� «■ 1st Row—Shirley Scldon, Mary Oticr. Mildred Linden. Not Present—Mary Alto. Jerry larveau. SIGMA OMEGA '• 8c,,y, 1?-'r Pau,Vn lhc day's occupation. 3. My how you have changed Gerry! . ... om Kobin-Hooo Green to Marine-Green. 5. 8ctty and Shirlev loafina in the sun 6. In the good old summer time with Charlotte. Shirley, and Gen. 7. Back from practice Caching. Shirley? SIGMA OMEGA An invigorating campaign for homecoming queen started out the Sigma Omoge's social season ♦his year. Their Francos Sinatra as well as queen candidate, Genevieve Anderson hod students swooning in the aisles . Novelty Stormy Weather and Deadline rushers made a beachhead for Pledge Service given by tho alumni ond for the initiation service. Three of the Cry Havoc cost came from this sorority—namely Betty Fencher. Vicky Gotsky and Mary Otier. In tho late spring the girls onterteined their mothers at on annuol banquet. In addition to all their other activities the Sigma Omega girls usher at all of the S. T. C. concerts. OFFICERS President ..... Vice President Secretary ..... Treasurer ..... Genevieve Anderson Mary Alto Victoria Gotsky Lovice Jones Betty Fancher ..... Genevieve Anderson ............Shirley Selden ........Betty Jane Fancher .............Lovice Jones MEMBERS Merqaret Kammers Jerry Larveau Mildred Linden Mary Otier Shirley Selden ADVISOR Miss Frieda Peter 1 TAU ALPHA CHI Back Row—Marion Anderjon. Pot Smith. Elizabeth Huber, Joyce Roske. Mary Green. 2nd Row—Marian Surch. Geraldine Bong. Beatrice Olson, Dorothy Frederick, Jean Backus. Elizabeth Fisher. 1st Row—Lucille Carlson. Mary Riggle. Dorothy Swanson. Ado Jean Nelson. 8evcrly Christianson, Grace Hclwig. Not Present—Janel Jenson. Ins Day. I. “The more we get together!” 4. A perfect Autumn picture. 7. Dangerous curves ahead! 8. 2. Initiation. 3. Joyce. Eilla, and Marion with personality plussll ?• C mon out Bca!” 6. Taste good, Lucy? Plenty nice. Jeanne! 9. A fireplace, good companions, what more? 10. How s the atmosphere. Morion? Elizabeth TAU ALPHA CHI Tho Tau Alpha Chi, Three Arts, sorority bogan their year s activities with the motto: Huber for Social Chairman . Homecoming followod and their candidate the one who rhymes with queen was Mary Groon. On the patriotic side the girls havo been busy making afghans for tho Red Cross, and buying war bonds for tho sorority. Their Rathskollor rusher in the mon's lounge and tho Chinese rusher held loungo hod a cosmopolitan flare. Plodge service and formal initiation ended up tho rushing season. OFFICERS Ofesident. .............................................Mory Green Vice President ................................... Elizabeth Huber Secretary ......................................... Jeanne Backus Treasurer .........................................Elizabeth Fisher ADVISORS Mrs. Bessie 8enton Miss Lois Pcnnic in the women's Marian Anderson Jeanne Backus Geraldine Bong Lucille Corlson Beverly Christionion Iris Day Elisabeth Fisher Dorothy Frederi Mary Grcen_ Grace Helwig MEMBERS Joyce Roske Patricia Smith Marian Surch Dorothy Swanson Elizabeth Huber Janet Jenson Ada Jean Nelson Beatrice Olson Mary Riggle Back Row—Roy Whitsitt, V ord Dixon, Larry Ticllc. Edward Poulus. Louis La Rongc. 2nd Row—Donald Glum. Cyril Bcrfcowitz. James Hicks. Bob McCart. Tom Macintosh 1st Row—Fred Hanson. Ed Ansell, Lorry Wick, Eugene Oakes. Not Present—Robert Thiedc, James Peterson. I. Armchair strategists—Ray, Tom and Ed. 2. Stage hands, Lawrence and Louis arc workinq on 1 Junior Miss’ set. 3. Larry prepares a recipe for explosion”. -4. The way to a Professor’s A , by Ray! ! F. O. P. S. A group of good follows detormined not to bo downed by the absence of fraternitios o campus this year banded together. Representatives of the various fraternities ond non-mc formed the Fraternal Order of Pleasure Seekers. They not only brought plcasuro to thorn but to the school at largo when they gavo their successful F. O. P. S. Dance . Mombors of tho cast of Cry Hovoc have only good words for those follows who did so toword making the sots, stoging sound effocts, handling the lighting, and helping out with an jobs they could. Big things are in store for the F. O. P. S. for the duration, and we welcome thorn into the circle of S. T. C. OFFICERS President ................... Vice President ............. Secretary-Treasurer ........ ...James Hicks Bob McCart ...Larry Wick MEMBERS Robert Thicdc Fred Hanson Lorry Wick Donald Glumm James Hicks Roy Whitsitt 8ob McCart Edward Ansclf Edward Paulus Word Dixon Larry Tielle Louis LaRonge James Peterson Tom Macintosh Eugene Oakes Cyril Berkowi x Back Row: Jean Ycakey. A.K.; Marguerite Anderjon, A. K.; Marqe Vatten-dahl. Lambda; Oorothy Swanson, Three Art; Betty Fancher, Siqma Omega. _ 1st Row: Marianna Myers. Lambda; Lois MacLennan, Drama; Mary Green. Three Art; Marion Williams. Gamma Phi: Lorraine Ellison, W.R.A.; Lois Koby. Sigma Pi. INTER CLUB COUNCIL Intor-Club Council was organized about fifteen years ago at the request of sororities, for the purpose of ironing out difficulties which might arise from time to timo over rushing, pledging, and initiating. Since that time it has functioned successfully in handling tho questions which have arisen. Rules havo been revised from time to time, the more important ones having oppoerod in The Pcptomist each year. In addition to these duties, the council has sponsored inter-sorority donees, and this year was active in contributing to the Needlework Guild. For the past two years, the Woman's Rocroational Association has been affilioted with the Intor-Club Council also. OFFICERS President.......... Vice President..... Secretory ......... Treasurer.......... ....... Nancy Downs ......Morianna Meyers ........ Mary Green ........ Jeon Yeakey ADVISOR Miss Ellen Clork 60 THE CABINET Tho Cabinet was organized tho socond semester tc croate on effective expression of student opinion. Made up of the class officers, its aims are: to croato student activity and opinion; to foster school spirit; and to develop better cooperation betwoon the studonts and faculty. The group has boon activo in promoting donations to the Red Cross Blood Bank, increasing the salo of War Bonds and Stamps to tho students, and collecting books for members of the Armed Forces. 4b A tontativo constitution has boon drawn up with plans for tho continuance of tho organization next year. President....... Secretary Treasurer.., OFFICERS ...8ever!ce 8arrett Dorothy Swanson Marion Williams Beverlce 8arrctt Lorraine Ellison Beatrice Olson Millicent Nord MEMBERS lola Gorr June Wangcn Larry Tiala Geraldine Bong Marion Williams Ray Whitsitt Mary Rigglc Dorothy Swanson Standing: Dorothy Swanson, freshman, scc’y-treas.; Beatrice Olson, senior, sec’y-treas.; Beverlce Barrett, senior, president. Seated: Mary Rigglc, freshman, vice-prcs.; Millicent Nord. junior, secretary; Marion Williams, sophomore, president; Lorraine Ellison, senior, vice-prcs. DO YOU RECOGNIZE THESE FORMER STUDENTS? James Murphy of 8illings Park, is stationed overseas. George 8utler has a fleet Post Office address. Robert Holden—in the Infantry Division was last stationed in Tennessee. Howard Fagan, a member of the Air Corps, likes it in Florida. Marion Hanson is one of the several S. T. C. girls in the service. Yaughn ond Homer Andrew were fortunate to be reunited during their furloughs. Robert Walker of the Novy. recently visited S. T. C. Clifford Saari is an outstanding athletic aluminus. Paul Kingston is missed by all of S. T. C. and especially by the Music Department. Kenneth Samuclson spent some furlough time renewing old acguaintances at S. T. C. GIRLS SPORTS Duo to the arrival of the At Corps. Miss Woodland was obliged to move her physical education quarters to the McCaskill Gymnasium. However, as soon as they depart, Miss Woodland will move back to the wide open spaces—S. T. C's. own gymnasium. MISS WOODLAND I. A fense moment is pictured during an exciting basketball gome. Girls on the sidelines watch the gome with great interest. I. These qirls create fheir own music for Rhythmic Dancing. 2. Lucille prepares to s rvo ie ♦he favorite qame of Badminton! 3. Myrtle is ready and waiting to defend her side in battle. 4. Marge. Jean, and lane rush-inn the season a bit in ;heir indoor gym togs. Green. T. A. X.: Marie Ellmon, Gamma Phi; Mary Cadigan. Drama; Violet Pappclis. Lambda: Genevieve Anderson. Sigma Omega; Helen Adams. Sigma Pi; Natalie Fuller. Major Bong is shown crowning Queen Violei Pappelis at the Homecoming Coronation Dance. MAJOR RICHARD BONG MAJOR DICK 80NG It was an eventful day for us when Dick Bong came home from his heroic battles in the South Pacific . . . because home meant back to the halls of STC where Dick had shared our school life before cntoring the Air Corps. Wo were honored to have him participate in the coronation of our Homecoming King and Queen. Good luck. Major Dick Bong! KOZY KORNERS 1. Coeds ot the Coffee Shop 2. A letter to Ernio? 3. That pause that refreshes. 4. Just lounging. 5. A ouija boord. I'll bet! 6. Entro—The Coffee Shop. 7. The favorite corner. HERE AND THERE 1. Music, atmosphero, cadets.—what more could you want? 2. ---and thoir candidate won! 3. Bill makes a sale. •4. Why such bored expressions? 5. Liz in pre-WAC days. 6. Hmmm—What goes on hore? 7. Locker room—a quiet place to study. WHO’S WHO? 1. Doc Miller of cose. 2. A small section of STC'S orchestra. 3. Marianna and Jean roady for the big moment at the concert. 4. Concert Ushers. 5. The String Trio. 6. Tuning up. 7. Dr. Thomson combines a hobby and a vocation. PtRTW Singapore BOMBAY STONEY AANILA ' RABMJl TOKYO CAPETOYiK AUCKlANO PHOE.NIX SANTIAGO p H0 h h« ua' Me5S S. T. C.'s gymnasium was adapted to that of an army barroclts. % MEET THE COMMANDING OFFICERS CAPTAIN J. A. HANCOURT LIEUTENANT R. G. HARGRAYES 76 LIEUTENANTS IN COMMAND LIEUTENANT D. K. ANDERSON LIEUTENANT J. KIRBY LIEUTENANT JAMES NEWELL MARCH 1943 TO MAY 1944 When the 352nd College Training Detachment first opened in March. 1943. the commending officer was Captain Kelly with Licutcnont Cochrane serving as second in command. In late summer with the transfer of Captain Kelly to another C. T. D.. Captain Cochrane remained here until November performing the numerous duties which fall on the shoulders of a Commanding Officer. Lt. Hancort-, formerly Senior Tactical Officer at Merana Army Air Field A. A. F.Pilot School, replaced Captain Cochrane as C. O. of this detachment. On December 7. 1943. Lt. Hancort was promoted to the rank of Captain. Captain Hancort has done an outstanding job at the detachment. Although his stay in Superior was interrupted by the closing of this C. T. D.. we all feel that he is an old friend to be remembered. Recognition should also be given to Lt. Anderson. Lt. Kirby, LA Newell, and Lt. Braude for their able leadership during their stay at the 352nd College Troining Detachment. Mention must also be mode of Lieutenant R. G. Hargraves who served as the C. O. of 352nd during the last two months of its maintenance. Although nis stay was brief, he established himself os a sincere and competent officer. PERMANENT PARTY Front Row: Schweitzer. Grimes. Miori. Pierce. Steffen. Back Row: Weisberg. Costello. Wallncr, Pores, Pfeffer. MISS UNDFORD MISS MONAGHAN SGT. GEORGE All aviation students will aqrcc That Chow was the best at S.T.C. Port of the kitchen staff is pictured here— To remember them just as they used to appear. MR. LEO 01 MARCO The physical training program of 352nd was under the capable leadership of Mr. 0i Marco. door of pa ’ wc c BRYN OSTBY AIRPORT FLIGHT INSTRUCTORS The Byrn Ostby Airport wos tho location of 352nd Air Corps trainoo preliminary flying. Each day. the Aviation Students could bo soon piling into tho truck supplied for their transportation to and from the airport. Hero under the guidance of skilled flight instructors, tho Air Corps mon ro-coivod their initial period of flying instruction. And did they liko it? Most thrilling moments of our livos say tho 352nd men about their first flying. An aviation studont is shown by his training airplane shortly before taking-off. How well will oil Aviolion Students remember the O. D. ond his mony duties! An inside glimpse into the private boudoir of 4 aviation students. 82 Our Aviation Students oppcorcd at their best as pictured durinq the Major Bong Parade. Sergeant Costello pauses for a brief rest during the day's occupations. S. T. C. Bids Barewell to the 352nd! HB ■wM§ls mm « Mf§ f '■ ;• wa .Q; ■ 88 6’' Electives for your wardrobe — compulsory for your chic, are Roth's clothes with a flair for casual but studied good looks. The coats . . . suits . . . dresses . . . sportswear . . . accessories you need for morning classes, stadium stampeding and frankly feminine lure come nightfall, have all been designed with a purpose to make you best dressed in your class — at college! ROW'S Faculty and Students stop off at BRIDGEMAN’S for Rich Dairy Products Wide variety of ice cream dishes to suit any taste 1106 BELKNAP STREET DIAL 2-1372 A Combination That Makes For The Tops In Performance and Economy Coolerator and Ice Stop in and see the latest models in Modern Refrigeration at SUPERIOR ICE FUEL COMPANY Dial 3282 Office, 1517 Tower “Buy War Bonds For Victory” THE STYLE HUB FOR COLLEGE MEN INC. 1316 TOWER SLACKS SPORTCOATS SWEATERS 86 It Sure Speeds Up Service —When folks have their tokens ready, or their transfers unfolded and flat to hand to the operator. And when they move clear to the back of the bus, the chances are no one will have to be left on the corner. It's surprising how much passengers can do to improve their own bus service. DULUTH-SUPERIOR BUS COMPANY For a complete line of School Supplies VISIT The Ben Franklin Stores I 120 Belknap Street 2208 East Fifth Street 11 The place for meals and between-class refreshments. It's just off The Campus to . . . The College Coffee Shop 87 E. F. Burg Company HOTEL, RESTAURANT, INSTITUTION and JANITOR SUPPLIES CHINAWARE GLASSWARE SILVERWARE FURNITURE EQUIPMENT UTENSILS JANITOR SUPPLIES 20 West First Street Duluth, Minnesota Northern Engineering Company 100 Ogden Ave., Superior, Wis. Congraulotions to The CLASS OF 1944 from Nora McKenzie Millinery “It’s Smart to Wear a Hal” 1226 Tower Ave. Dial 2-1593 BERG’S STUDIO Distinctive Portraits Commercial Photography Compliments to the Class of 44 1509 Tower Avenue Dial 5261 SUPERIOR FLORAL CO. ROOKEY TRANSFER telegraph florists COMPANY COAL - -- COKE -- - BRIQUETS Sap 9t uMik tf-l w iA' Insured Moving Service 1416 TOWER AVE. 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Pasteurized Milk RUSSELL CREAMERY CO. Broadway and Ogden Dial 5522 A SUCCESSFUL CAREER depends upon thorough preparation Superior State Teachers College offers attractive courses for those who desire a college education in a school of high standards and reputation. Special training for teaching elementary and high schools, and in special fields, such as art, music and physical education. GET SUPERIOR TRAINING Write for catalog and other information. 95 FQP ICTORY BUY UNITED STATES WAR BONDS AND STAMPS THE FAMILY SHOE STORE 1315 Tower Ave. Dial 7042 Kelly Furniture Co. COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHINGS 1302 Tower Ave. Dial 9232 Compliments of ROSS ELECTRIC CO. 1717 Belknap St. Dial 6687 Congratulations To The Class of 1944 Siluer-Tonsberg Co. 1714 North 12th Street Dial 6892 MOVING STORAGE Baggage and Parcels to All Parts of Superior and Duluth Superior and Duluth Transfer Co. 911 Tower Ave. Dial 4471 WE FEATURE— Toxolitc, a new Magic Paint Easy — Economical Rooms may be painted and occupied tho same day Let Us Supply You With Building Materials . . . Coal Campbell Lumber and Supply Co. Main Office 1808 Tower Avo. Material Yard 54ih St. Butler Ave. PLUG IN — I'M REDDY! ® REDDY KILOWATT Your Electric Servant i Act mau wc. u.j. wa om Superior Water, bight and Power Company Wise Students Prefer Leamon's Enriched Bread An Energy-building Food Try: MRS. LEAMON'S OLD-FASHIONED WHITE BREAD TARZAN BREAD — OLD-FASHIONED RYE BREAD LEAMON'S BAMBY BREAD CONGRATULATIONS TO THE QlaU (p) ‘UU MAY FURNITURE COMPANY Everything for the Home” 1713 Belknap St. Dial 4133 'Stop at the Drug”. . . for . Prescriptions . Refreshments . Tobacco . Drug Articles and General Merchandise Peoples Drug Store 1124 Belknap Dial 9841 Congratulations to the Glass of 19f i For Anything Photographic, See Drysdale-Perry Co. Oil Tinting, Copying, and Enlarging Child Photography a Spocialty 1-408 Tower Dial 8523 98 u iatcdatcoH This year we have something more than ever in common. We are graduating too........graduating into a smart, modern store.......... in keeping with the spirit of today. We can help you with the why and whence of Fashion. 1309-11 Tower Avenue Superior, Wisconsin IF YOU ENJOY EATING WELL-PREPARED MEALS IN A PLEASANT ATMOSPHERE Choose The COFFEE SHOP HOTEL SUPERIOR imSf. Distributors of VEEDOL MOTOR OIL TYDOL GASOLINE Visit any Northwestern Service Station and get Service with a Smile CONNOLLY'S Meats and Groceries Shop Here for Fine Foods 1202 Belknap St. Dial 4461 Quality Furniture Costs No More At h furniture Co 1208 Tower Ave. Dial 4040 DEPENDRBliiliy Year after year the railroads carry on, regardless of conditions. The railroads have a record for dependability unequaled by others in the field of transportation, and that record is one of American accomplishment in which all of us can take pride. Duluth, Illissabe and Iron Range Railway Company DULUTH, MINNESOTA Compliments of THE SUPERIOR BOOK Bindery Binders of the 1944 Gitche 710 Winter St. Dial 5142 ART ERICKSON S Super Service Station Phillips 66 % Where Friends and Service Meet Belknap and Grand Dial 9944 100 Congratulations to the Class of 1944 For Hard Building Material, Fuel and Long-distance Hauling . . . Compliments of Bingham Hardware Company Rawlings and Spalding SPORTING GOODS See Luggage, Wheel Goods, Paint and Hardware Northern Supply Fuel Company 80? Winter St. Dial 3832 Order Again from Egon 1009 Tower Avenue Dial 9551 H. Cedar for the finest in Watches Diamonds Jewelry 1213 Tower Avenue The RESTAURANT For Sot is lying Service and Good Food The Store of Quality and Service We carry at all times a complete line of Staple and Fancy Groceries. ■ f Joe Gatiek, Proprietor FRESH FRUITS VEGETABLES E. O. THOMPSON GROCERY 1422 Tower Dial 7718 1410.Tower Avenue 101 Guaranteed Dry Cleaning McDonald Cleaners and Launderers QUALITY and SERVICE 1116 Belknap St. Dial 9041 Compliments of Braham Granite Works, Inc. Designers and Manufacturers of CUSTOM BUILT MEMORIALS MARKERS and MAUSOLEUMS 1612 Tower Avenue Compliments MASTER FURRIERS “If you don't know Furs— know your furrier 1225 Tower Ave. Superior The People's Theatre The Friendly Family Theatre ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW First run attractions and Return Engagements of Big Productions. Selected Short Subjects PEOPLE'S Diamonds THE CAPITOL TEA ROOMS Watches is just The Place for Jewelry Delicious Meals and Excellent Fountain Service LOUIS G. HOWATT CHICRAS BROS. 1425 Tower Avenue 1114 Tower Avenue Diol 866? Berthiaumes, Ine. Henry B. Evans Agency 6 Phones — 5551 W. R. BOLTON GROCERIES, MEATS and OUR OWN BAKING INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE 1415 1417-1419 Tower Avenue Superior, Wisconsin First Nat’l Bank Bldg. Dial 4088 102 Compliments of Superior Clearing House Association COMMUNITY SAVINGS BANK FIRST NATIONAL BANK NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE SUPERIOR STATE BANK WISCONSIN SAVINGS BANK Possessing an Earnest Desire to Cooperate With You in Formulating Your Yearbook Plans DESIGNERS AND PHOTO ENGRAVERS MEMBERS OF F. D. I. C. St. Paul, Minnesota 103 FINE FURS SINCE 1897 1414 TOWER AVE. DIAL 9191 SUPERIOR. WISCONSIN Compliments of GERZIC MARKET MEATS and GROCERIES 724 Tower Ave. Dial 3631 See Us For Complete HOME FURNISHINGS Popkin Furniture Co. SI8-520 Tower Ave. Dial 4010 Compliments of Roland C. Buck Incorporated ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS TELEGRAM BUILDING Laundry and Dry Cleaning ... GIVE US A CALL HAWKINS LAUNDRY “They Satisfy” Dial 5565 Ogden near 13th For Co-eds . . . Carolynne Shoes Elmbrook Coats Sally Lynne Hats For College Gentlemen . . . Sterling Coats Sterling Suits THE BEST FOR LESS S. L. Co. 1109-11II Tower Ave. Diel 2-1602 104 LONEY CLEMENS Insurance, Real Estate, Loans 1717 Winter Street More Important Than Ever Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds... Luggage and Sporting Goods The Marcus Company 728 Tower Ave. Dial 3813 News of City, Nation, World in The Evening Telegram “Upper Wisconsin's Great Home Daily 9 “Try the Cheerful Service” TUVERSON Service Station Expert Automobile Handling Fuel Oil Deliveries Washing and Greasing Jobs You Can Find— The Best in Light Lunches and Finest Selection of Bake Goods for Less Money .... ' at FEDERAL BAKERY 1116 Tower Ave. Dial 5883 Compliments of The Superior Iron Works Belknap and Cumming Dial 8621 302 Grand Avenue 105 Compliments of Lignell's Rexall Drug Your Friendly Store 1022 TOWER AVE. Dial 8553 Congratulations To The Class of 7944 from Mather Pharmacy Prescription Experts 1505 TOWER AVE. Dial 3211 COMPLIMENTS Frisco Cleaners and Shoe Repair Shop Westlund Hardware Co. Shoes Repaired 1020 Tower Ave. Dial 4942 Odorless Dry Cleaning and Pressing 1426 TOWER AVE. Dial 5752 Buy Bonos! E. T. SAFFORD Keep Up The Homes We're Fighting For SCHOOL SUPPLIES For The Best Values In FURNITURE Greeting Cards . . . Gifts Go To Art Supplies Rudolph’s Furniture 1306 TOWER AVE. SUPERIOR, WIS. Corner of Bolknap and Tower COMPLIMENTS OF Superior The VOGUE BOOTERY Funeral Directors Your Shoe Store Association For 25 Years Superior - Wisconsin 1218 Tower Avenue Superior 106 WHIPPLE Printers of the UU Gitche Gumee Sasner's Emporium SHOP HERE FIRST Holden Tire Battery Service, Inc. —BUY U. S. WAR BONDS— COLLEGE CLOTHES 1702 North 12th Street 1017 Towor Ave Best Wishes to the Telegram Job Printing Shop Quality Printing of Every Description 1944 GRADUATES PICKWICK GRILL John S. Green, Mgr, 1125 Tower Ave STACK BROTHERS, Inc PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTORS VICTORY m BUY 1 UNITED W'Kl STATES (■W WAR ONDS ? f STAMPS 1718 Winter Street Superior, Wisconsin 91 Lurye Furniture 100 94 Marcus Loan 105 91 Martin Tea Rooms 90 38 Master Furriers 102 . 87 Mather's Pharmacy 106 90 May Furniture 97 . 95 McDonald Cleaners 102 89 McKenzie Millinery 89 102 Northern Engineering 89 101 Northern Supply Fuel 101 ... 102 Northwestern Oil 99 86 Opera House Drug Store 90 . 86 Palace Theatre 92 8uclc R C .... 104 People's Theatre 102 .. 88 Pickwick 107 96 Popkin Furniture 104 . 102 Rookoy Transfer 89 .. 101 Ross Electric 96 101 Roth's 85 94 Rudolph Furniture 106 87 Russell Creamery 95 100 Safford's 106 104 Sasner's 107 93 S. L. Clothing 104 93 Siegel Bros 91 98 Silvor-Tonsberg Printing 96 ioo Stack Bros. Plumbing 107 87 Stack's 99 ... 94 Superior Book Bindery 100 94 Superior Clearing House 103 100 SuDorior-Duluth Transfer 96 102 Superior Floral 89 105 Superior Funeral Directors 106 96 Superior Hotel . 99 105 Superior Ice Fuel 86 106 Supo-'ior Iron Works 105 104 Superior State Teachers 95 ... 92 Superior Water and Light ... 97 90 Telegram Job Printing 107 92 Thompson. E. O. 101 103 Towor Diamond Shop ... 90 104 Tuvorson Sorvicc Station 105 107 Tyomies 05 102 Valley Brook Creamery 91 96 Voquo Bootery 106 97 W. 0. S. M 108 88 Westlund Hardware 106 lOo Whioplc Printing 107 Lonev Clemens 105 Wightman's Floral Shop 90 108 former stc students in the service Lt. Melvin Adolphson Pfc. Lloyd C. Aker Lt. Robert Aker Sgt. Donald Anderson A C Earl W. Anderson Cadet G. H. Anderson Lt. Ray C. Arimond Ensign Richmond Banks Pfc. Edward Barber Ensign G. P. Baxtrum Wm. Beaumont Harold J. Benton S Sgt. Carl A. Bjorkman Capt. Richard I. Bong Ist Sgt. E. M. Bukunies Pfc. Les Bundgaard Geo M. Butler, 2M (l c) Pvt. Murray Calhoun Lt. Robert Christman Pfc. Wm. J. Clerk Norman Copeland A C Duane Comport Pfc. Frank Culhane Sgt. Lawronce Cummings A C Norman T. Dahl A C Geo. F. Dahlin Pvt. Keith DeShane CpI. Robort A. Dixon Pvt. E. H. Esterl Pvt. Virgil Everson Pfc. Howard Fagan Anthony Falletta Capt. John M. Fisher Pvt. Palmer T. Fregard Pvt. Ernest Froomel Lt. Barney Gehrman 2nd Lt. A. E. Gilley A S Joseph Guiliano Pvt. James Glonek Myron E. Gross CpI. Chas S. Hadley Lt. Wm. F. Hamblin Pfc. Curtis Hammerbeck CpI. Swan Hanchett Pvt. Kenneth Hanson Pvt. Gordon Hard Ensign Tony Haughian John Heisel Pvt. Kaarlo Helski Pvt. Yasuo Higa Col. Jim Dan Hill Pvt. Robert Holden Pvt. Anne Hughos M Sgt. Robort M. Hull Pvt. Joyco ingvaldscn 2nd Lt. P. Edward Israels Sgt. Clarence Jacobson A C Byron D. Johnson Ensign Dagney Johnson CpI. Gordon Johnson A S Oscar S. Johnson Pvt. Wallace Johnson S Sgt. Walton Johnson Lt. Edwin James, Jr. Pvt. Mark E. James Pfc. John A. Keith Pvt. Paul Kingston CpI. Irvin Klaschus A C Ray Koby Pvt. Andrew Krooks Ray Langley, S 4 c Maj. Thorpe Langley Pfc. D. J. Lenihan Sgt. John Loskian Lt. Geo. R. Linden Lowell Lindquist, S 2 c A C Gerald W. Lundeen Pvt. Walter Manson ’ Donald J. Maki A S James Martinson John A. Mason A C Edward Melland A C Carl B. Merisala A S Robert Morey Sgt. Elizabeth Myors Pvt. Judson Myers Pvt. Edward Mueller T Sgt. Patrick Mclntee Pvt. Truman McNulty Pvt. Glenn Naselius Keith Naselius, So. M. 2 c Pvt. P. J. Nechak CpI. Reino Neirvonen Lt. Lloyd Nelson Pvt. Henry Niemi Pfc. Lowell A. Olson Pvt. Robert Olson A C Thomas A. Oliver Pvt, Alton Pago Harold M. Partelow Edwin Patterson. AS USNR Pvt. Robert F. Pink Pvt. Jamos Pinkoski Candidate Ernest Rehnstrand A S Geo. Rohnstrand Lt. James Rice Sgt. H. M. Roscoo J. Rubatt, USNR (V-7) Pvt. H. A. Rubel Pvt. Clifford Saari Theo. J. Saed CpI. K. J. Samuelson Pvt. A. G. Sandberg Pvt. Theo. Scanlon Mds. Fred Schnell Lt. Vornon Schroeder CpI. Edward Selden A S Jay A. Seyler Pvt. Roy Shoemaker Lt. Rae Smith A C Theo. R. Smith C. W. O. Bernard Sword Sgt. Donald Soderlund Pvt. Roy Springer James F. Surch Willard Swanstrom Lt. Helen Tait Lt. Oscar Treland Lt. John P. Tyykila Pvt. Bo rna rd Urbaniak CpI. Orville T. Uthus Capt. Kenneth Wallender Pvt. Wm. W. Wareham Pvt. Ralph Watt Neil Webster Maj. H. M. Weeks Pvt. Roy L. Wellman Russell Whalon Pfc. Wm. R. Whalen A S Georgo Whitney Pvt. Marjorie Wilhelm Pvt. Donald Zimmerman Pfc. Gary Zwakman 10? FACULTY LIST 1943—1944 President Robert C. Williams................ 8 Rogont George N. Sundquist.................. 8 Almy, H .C.................................. Barney. Grace E.............................13 Benton, Mrs. Bessie A.......................13 Bolender, E. L..............................15 Carey. L. J.................................13 Cams, Bertha L...........................16,40 Carsley. Celia..........................16. 14 Castle, Elizaboth ..........................16 Cleric. Ellen M............................. 9 Cooper, Berenice........................14, 44 Deaton, Mary B..............................14 Di Marco. Leo...............................80 Flanagan, Carroll E.........................!3 Flogstod. Ida ..............................13 Foltz. Donald G.....................14. 30. 33 Fulton, Mrs. Daisy B........................ Gloss. Phyllis......................14. 30. 3? Hovland. Minda P............................16 Johnson. O. H............................... Jontz, I’Anno ..............................15 Kirlc, Agnes ...............................16 Loop. C. L...............................9, 16 Loth, Helen 6...............................13 Ludwig, Edwerd D............................15 McKee. J. W.................................13 Miller, Paul T........................15, 74 Molyneux, Max ............................14 Mongor. Elizaboth ........................16 Neboraall. Wm. H..........................15 Ohman. Kathryn........................14, 27 Pennie. Lois M............................16 Peter. Frieda L........................... Pitkin. William A.........................13 Quade, Donald F.......................15 Rehnstrand. Jane......................14, 37 Schliep Wm. A........................14. 30. 32 Schrieber. E. H.......................10. 15 Sequin. Hazel ............................15 Schulstad. C. P...........................15 Teerink. Joanna ........................16 Thomson. John W., Jr..................15, 74 Unthank, Gertrudo.....................14. 16 Waite, Dorothy 0......................13, 3° Waldo, Florence...........................12 Whelon. Lillian B........................... Whitney. H. H..........................9. 16 Wioncke. Marie ...........................16 WTilliams. Robort D...................14, 42 Wilson, Louis Ada.....................16. 38 Woodland. Shelah.....................10. 63. 64 Woods. Donald A.......................12 Wright, Sidney E.......................14 ADMINISTRATION OFFICES Bock Gladys ........................10 Osmundsen. Janet ...................10 McKinnon, Mabel ....................10 Peterson, Ruth ..................... Williams, Joyce ................. 10 ENROLLMENT FOR SUPERIOR STATE TEACHERS 1943 - . f—freshman; s—sophomoro; j—junior; sr.— senior; G—Grammar; I—Intermediate; K- Abrahamson, Louise j K Superior; Pg. 38 Adams, Helen j K Shell Lake; Pgs. 19. 67 Adamson. Dorothy s H Superior; Pgs. 25. 52 Almquist. Janet s H Superior; Pgs. 25, 43, 8 Alto. Mary j K Superior; Pgs. 19, 38 Anderson, Beatrice f K Suporior; Pgs. 26. 38. 52 Anderson, Berenice f H Wentworth Anderson, Genevieve sr. K Superior; Pgs. 19, 54. 67 Anderson, June f H Superior Anderson. Lois f K Drummond: Pgs. 26. 33. 50 Anderson. Marguerite j K Superior; Pgs. 38. 46. 60 Anderson, Marion s I Superior; Pgs. 25, 39, 56 Ansell, Edward f H Superior; Pgs. 26. 44. 58 Ansell. Muriel f H Superior; Pg. 26 Appelquist, Albin R. s H Superior Appelquist, Mrs. Albin R. 3 H Superior Backus, Jeanne s K Superior; Pgs. 32. 38. 56 Bahrman, Marjorie j K Superior; Pgs. 33, 36. 52 COLLEGE - 1944 sp. special; H—Secondary School; —Kindo -garten-Primary; R—Rural Banks. Marvol sr. R Bonnett. Pgs. 19, 40 Barrett. Bevorlee sr. H Superior; Pgs. 19, 27. 32. 35. 42. 52. 61, 63 Bartosic, Mary f H Trego; Pg. 26 Bell, Alice f H Suporior; Pgs. 33, 48 Benson, Floy Jeanno f K Suporior; Pgs. 26. 36. 38. 46. 63 Berg, Avis f H Suporior; Pgs. 26. 48 Berkowitz. Cyril f H Suporior; Pgs. 26. 58 Bernstrom. Alice s H Suporior; Pgs. 25, 31, 32. 33. 48 Biedormon. Shirley f K Frederick; Pgs. 26, 33. 38. 44. 46. 63 Bjorkman. Alico s I Superior; Pgs. 25. 39, 52 Bong. Goraldine s K Poplar; Pgs. 25, 33, 38, 56. 63 Bostad. Sophio f H Superior; Pgs. 26, 44, 46. 63 Brayton, Dorloen f H Superior; Pgs. 26. 33, 48 Bruetr. Dolores j H Drummond; Pg. 50 Budnick. Sara $ H Superior Cadigan, Mary s H Superior; Pgs. 25, 31, 33. 35. 67 Carlson. Lucillo s I Pepin; Pgs. 25, 33, 39, 56. 63 Dunn, Margaret f H Superior; Pg. 26 Edwards, Elizabeth f H Superior; Pg. 26 Ellison. Lorraine sr. I Suporior; Pgs. 20. 39, 60. 61, 63 Ellman. Mario s K Keenan; Pgs. 50. 67 Erlanson. Jean j H Superior; Pgs. 25. 48 Fagon, Francos f H Suporior; Pg. 26 Fanchor. 8etto s H Superior; Pgs. 25. 27, 43. 54. 60 Fayo. Margaret f H Superior Finstad. Marion sr. K Suporior Fisher, Elaine f H South Range; Pg. 26 Fishor, Elisabeth sr. K Superior; Pgs. 18. 20, 38. 56 Flinn, Margaret j I Superior; Pgs. 25. 33, 39 Frederick. Dorothy sr. K Superior; Pgs. 18, 20 .27. 56 Frink. Clarion Mrs. j R Superior; Pg. 40 Fuller. Natalie s K Marengo: Pgs. 25. 33. 39. 46. 63. 67 Gehring. Rose Marie f R Catawba: Pgs. 26, 50 Goigor. Phyllis f I Superior; Pgs. 26. 39. 52 Gill, Marjorie f H Appelton; Pgs. 26. 66 Glum, Donald i H Superior; Pg. 58 Gorr, lola j H Shell Lake; Pgs. 25. 31, 33, 42. 46 Gotsky, Victoria sr. H Superior; Pgs. 18, 20. 27. 54. 63 Granaas. Carol f H Suporior; Pgs. 26. 52. 63 Gray. Mary j K Superior; Pgs. 25. 33. 38. 52 Green, Holen j H Superior; Pgs. 25. 52 Green. Mary sr. H Rice Loke; Pgs. 20, 27, 32. 35. 56. 60. 67 Greenwold. Priscilla s H Barron; Pgs. 25, 31. 32. 33. 34. 52 Gunderson. Evelyn f R Foxboro; Pgs. 26. 52 Gygli, Helon sr. H Haugon Handlovsky. Gito f H Suporior; Pgs. 26. 33. 52 Hanson. Fred f H Iron River; Pg. 58 Hanson. Julie s H Grantsburg. Pgs. 25. 32. 33. 52 Hanson. Muriel s H Suporior; Pg. 25 Honson, Robert r H Superior Harvey. Dorothy s H Superior; Pg. 25 Hegstrom. Bovorly f K Park Falls; Pgs. 26. 32. 33. 36. 38. 52 Heisel. George sr. H Superior, Pg. 21 Helwig. Mrs. Almura sr. H Superior Helwig. Grace f I Webb Lake; Pgs. 26, 39. 56. 63 Hendrickson. Marjorie s I Superior; Pgs. 25. 39. 42. 48 Henley. Patricia j K Suporior; Pgs. 21. 36. 52 Herubin, Dolores s H Superior; Pgs. 25, 33, 40. 50. 63 Hicks. James s H Superior; Pgs. 21, 58 Hirsch. Marie s K Suporior Holden. Patricia f H Suporior; Pg. 26 Huber, Elizabeth sr. K Superior; Pgs. 18, 21, 27. 56. 63 Huebschor. Alice j K Wascott Hutchinson, Alma f H Walworth; Pg. 26 Jackson, Arlie f H Superior; Pgs. 26, 52 Jackson, Dorothy f I Superior; Pgs. 26, 32, 34. 39. 46 Jacobson. Peggy f H Superior; Pgs. 26. 48 Jarvi, Holen s H Suporior; Pgs. 25, 32, 52 Jenson, Janet j H Superior; Pgs. 25. 31. 32, 33. 35 Johnson, Barbara s H Superior; Pg. 46 Johnson. Edithe sr. R Lako Nobagamon; Pgs. 21. 25. 40 Johnson, Myrtle f G Catawba; Pgs. 26. 40 63 Jonos. Kathryn s H Poplar; Pgs. 25. 50. 63 Jones, Lovicc j H Cornucopia; Pg. 54 Jonos. Virginia f H Cornucopia: Pgs. 26. 33, 52. 63 Rammers, Margaret j I Suporior; Pgs. 33. 39. 54 Kemp, Beverly s I South Range; Pgs. 25, 39 Koviti, Frances j K Superior; Pg. 38 Knickrehm. June s K Superior; Pgs. 25, 38 Koby, Lois sr. H Superior; Pgs. 21, 40. 60 KruteH. Joe f H Superior Laib. Evanello f K Suporior La Porte. Bovorly f H Patzau La Rongo. Louis s H Stone Lako; Pgs. 25. 27. 58 Larveau, Geraldine f I Superior; Pgs. 26. 39. 63 Larson. Carole s I Superior; Pgs. 33. 36. 39, 46 Lien, Laurel sr. K South Range; Pg. 22 Lien, Shirley s K South Range; Pgs. 25. 38 Linden. Mildred f I Superior; Pgs. 25. 26, 39. 54 Lindford. Corrine j H Superior; Pgs. 27. 43 Link, Dorothy s H Superior; Pgs. 25, 48 Link. Jean f H Superior; Pg. 48 Lund. Inez s K Hawkins; Pgs. 25. 38. 44. 50 Lund, William j H Superior; Pg. 25 MacLonnan, Lois sr. K Superior; Pgs. 18. 22. 27. 32. 33. 38. 48. 60 Madson. Marjorie f K Ladysmith; Pg. 26 Malina, Sheila s H Suporior; Pgs. 25. 33. 52 Marcum. Marcella f R Spooner; Pgs. 26. 40 McCart, Robert s H Suporior; Pg. 58 McClaire. Betty f I Gliddcn McIntosh. Tom f H Superior; Pgs. 26. 58 McKenzie. Marjorie sr. K Superior; Pgs. 18, 22. 27. 38. 48 McLellan, Betty s H Superior; Pg. 52 Mead Virginia s H Suporior; Pgs. 25. 48 Mesken. Bessio f H Eau Claire Mickelson. Faith sr. K Superior; Pgs. 22, 32, 33. 35. 50. 63 Miller. Rosemary s H Ogden, Utah; Pgs. 25. 52 Moe. Patricia f H Superior; Pg. 27 Moran, Madge s I Iron River; Pg. 46 Morey. Robert f H Trego Murphy. Irone f H Superior; Pgs. 26. 48 Myers. Marianna sr. H Suporior; Pgs. 22, 27. 32. 35. 43. 52. 60 Neck. Vorle j H Spooner; Pgs. 25, 27, 33, 42. 43. 46 Nelson. Ada Jean s H Spooner; Pgs. 25, 32. 33. 44. 56 Nelson. E-lvera j I Milltown Nelson, June s H Superior; Pgs. 25, 32. 44, 45. 52 Casey, Marjorio s H Superior Casler. Virginia f R Spooner; Pgs. 26. 40 Cawcutt, Margaret f H Superior; Pgs. 26, 33 Celentano. Angoline j H Minong; Pg. 52 Champine. Mabel sr. R Danbury; Pgs. 19. 40 Christ. Marjorie s I Hayward; Pgs. 25. 39. 50 Christianson. Beverlee f H Superior; Pgs. 26. 56 Ciszeske, Mildred s H Superior; Pg. 25 Coburn Georgia f H Frederick Coleman. Lois f H Superior Costello. Margaret f H Iron River; Pg. 26 Craft, Ethel j K South Range Day. Iris sr. H Rice Lake; Pg. 42 De Meyers. Berenice sp. H Superior; Pg. 26 Dixon, Ward j H Superior; Pg. 58 Doherty. Phyllis s K Suproior; Pg. 25. 52 Dolan. Mrs. Margaret f sp. Superior Downs, Nancy sr. H Proctor. Minn.; Pgs. 18. 20 Ness, Dorothy s H Superior; Pgs. 43. 44. 45. 46 Ness. Ruth j K St. James. Minn.; Pg. 22 Nielson, Dorothy s H Milltown Nord. Millicent j H Superior; Pgs. 25. 40. 61 Nordstrom. Adelo $ H Superior; Pgs. 25, 32. 48 Norman. Dorothy f H Superior; Pgs. 26. 52 Oakes. Eugene f H Superior; Pgs. 26. 27. 58 Ohman. Shirley f H Suporior; Pgs. 26. 48 Olson. Beatrice sr. K Superior; Pgs. 18. 23. 27. 33. 38. 56. 61 Olson. Donald sr. H Superior; Pg. 25 Olson. Eleanor s I Superior; Pgs. 25. 39. 42 43. 46 Olson. Janice s H Chctek; Pgs. 25. 31, 32. 33. 35. 44. 52 Olson. Yvonne s H Superior; Pgs. 25. 52 Omernick. Ellen s H Spooner; Pgs. 25. 46 Opacek. Joe j H Duluth, Minn. Osmundson. Janet f H Superior; Pg. 10 Otier. Mary j I Superior; Pgs. 33, 54 Paffol. Gertrude f R Spooner; Pgs. 26. 40 Pallis. Edward f H Superior; Pgs. 26. 58 Pappelis. Violet j G Superior; Pgs. 25. 27, 33. 36. 40. 52. 63. 67 Patterson. Edwin f H Superior Paulson, June j K Dresser Petersen. 8otty s K Suporior; Pgs. 25. 33. 38. 52 Peterson. Doris f H Superior Peterson, James f H Superior; Pg. 26 Rasmussen. Rosemary f H Spooner Reese. Rov. Ralph M. sp. H Superior Rigglo, Mary f H Suporior; Pgs. 26. 40. 45. 56. 61 Ritola. Anita j H Superior; Pg. 33 Rory. Jane f H Superior; Pgs. 26. 66 Rory, Jean f H Superior; Pgs. 26. 48 Rosko. Joyce s H Superior; Pgs. 25. 27. 56 Somuelson, Thelma s I South Range: Pgs. 25. 33. 39 Sanborn. Joyce f H Superior; Pg. 26 Sannwald. Theodore f R Minong; Pg. 40 Sargent. Ardclla f H Ogden. Utah; Pgs. 26. 39. 42 Schultz, Evelyn f R Spooner; Pgs. 26. 40 Schmidt. Lorraine sr. R Bennett; Pgs. 23, 25. 40 Scoro. Wallace f H Superior Seldon. Shirley sr. K Superior; Pgs. 23, 36, 38. 54 Shears. Connie f H Superior; Pgs. 26. 46 Simon, Phyllis s K Superior; Pg. 33 Sladky, Goorgianna f H Superior; Pgs. 26. 52 Smith. Patricia j H Superior; Pg. 56 Sommorville. Pearl j I Hayward Spafford. Pat s H Shell Lake; Pg. 25 Stack. Jeanne s H Suporior; Pg. 25 Stoichcn. Dolores sr. H Rice Lake; Pg. 23 Stenhouse. Alex. sp. H Superior Stumpr.cr, Marjorie f K Rhinelander; Pgs. 26. 33. 38. 46. 63 Sudemeir, Virginia j H Marshfield; Pgs. 25. 44. 45 Surch, Marion s K Suporior; Pgs. 25. 38. 56 Sutherland. James f K Superior; Pg. 26 Swanson. Alice f I Superior; Pgs. 26. 39. 52 Swanson. Dorothy f H Suporior; Pgs. 26. 45. 56. 60. 61 Sword. Jeanne f K Superior; Pgs. 26. 32. 38. 52 Tappon. Shirley s G Superior; Pgs. 25. 52 Theido. Robert f H Gordon; Pg. 26 Thompson, Fay sr. K Superior; Pgs. 18. 23. 27. 31. 33. 38. 42. 48 Tiala, Larry s H Superior; Pgs. 25. 58 Titus. Lew E4lyn s H Minocquo Toffness, Gloria f R Sholl Lake; Pgs. 26. 32. 33. 34 Torgeson. Maxine f K Barron; Pgs. 26. 33. 36. 38 Tripp. Pearl f R Springbrook; Pgs. 26. 50 Vattondahl, Marge j H Suporior; Pgs. 25. 33. 52. 60. 67 Vince. Bevorly s H Superior; Pgs. 25. 42. 44. 48 Walsh. Jeanne f K Superior; Pgs. 26. 38 Walter. Patricia f H Superior; Pgs. 26. 27, 32. 34. 52 Walters. Edith sr. H Superior Wangcn. June j H Superior; Pgs. 25. 52 Ward. Mary Jano sr. K Superior; Pgs. 23. 33. 38. 52 Wassecn, Shirley f H Superior; Pgs. 26. 33. 46. 63 Watts, Edith sr. K Superior; Pg. 24 Welch. Elizabeth j K Gordon; Pg. 25 Welshingor, lono s H Suporior; Pg. 46 Wostlur.d, Pat s H Superior Whittier, Joan f H Suporior; Pgs. 26. 48. 66 Whittier. Margaret s H Superior; Pgs. 25, 42. 48 Whitsitt. Ray f H Suporior; Pgs. 26, 58 Wick. Larry f H Superior; Pgs. 26, 27. 58 Wick. Lois f H Superior Williams. Morion j H Superior; Pgs. 25. 31. 33. 35. 50. 60. 61. 63 Wilson, Lois s K Ashland. Pgs. 24. 33. 44 Wilson. Lois f H Superior; Pg. 26 Wilson, Christy $ H Rock Island. III. Winquist. Marion j H Superior; Pos. 25. 31. 32. 33. 35. 50 63 Yoakey, Joan sr. H Iron Rivor; Pgs. 24. 31. 32. 46. 60 Zachau. Virginia s H Suporior; Pgs. 25. 42. 43. 52 Zagor, Marcia s H Rice Lake; Pg. 25