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

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‘Dedication........... M ,ORE so today than ever before, young men and women value high ideals, devotion to principles, kindness and sympathy. As these traits become more rare in other parts of the world, we are more attracted to them, realizing how precious these intangibles are. When we look around for someone to whom we may dedicate this yearbook, it is natural our search should be for one with the characteristics so greatly needed, but so obviously lacking in this uncertain world of 1948. We need not look far. There is within SSC. we believe, an incorporation of those high ideals, devotion to principles, kindness and sympathy—an ever-present inspiration to all who are privileged to know her. She is head of the department of history, active in college committee work, speaker in the field of current history and world affairs. Evening Telegram representative at the UN in San Francisco, dean of women for 26 years—one of whom it has been said. She is in everything, heart deep.”—Therefore, to our own Miss Ellen M. Clark we dedicate this 1948 Gitche Gurnee.

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cafttcciecC m tke e frayed not t e ettcC (bet t e mci tte v and yxeatex li e u Uc l aAeact JLERE begins the story of n college named Superior State. In this year 1948 our progressive little college is teeming with faces—faces of young men and young women filled with a courage and hope in a troubled world. They are the faces of the generation emerging victorious from the war which threatened our ideals—our hopes—and our lives. We want to tell their story—the story of the people who will make the future. It is a story of:

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 MISS ELLEN M. CLARK