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

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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.

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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.

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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.