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

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PRESIDENT OF BOARD OF REGENTS DR. GEORGE N. SUNDQUIST Our appreciation is extended to Dr. Sundquist for his untiring efforts and for his sponsorship of Liberals Arts for our college. He has served capably as Board president since October. 1946. and has been a member of that body for the past seven years. DEAN OF MEN HARRY W. ANDERSON “The greatest trust betiveen man and man is the trust of giving counsel. DEAN OF WOMEN MISS ELVIRA GELLENTHIEN And we shall be made truly wise if we be made content.

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7k Soldien 0 0 Major General Hill has been associated at one time or another with both the Army and the Navy. In the course of two World Wars, he has worn his country s uniform—that of a seaman on a destroyer in World War I. and that of a colonel commanding a heavy artillery unit of a Field Artillery group during World War II. He saw five years of active duty in World War II. of which 333 days were in the field of actual shooting operations against the enemy. General Hill's military record began in 1923 when he was commissioned a second lieutenant in the Officers' Reserve Corps. Since that date he has progressed through the various military ranks, either in the Officers' Reserve Corps or in the National Guard, to his present rank of major general commanding the 32nd Division. Wisconsin National Guard. He is seldom seen in uniform. Those who have seen him in uniform and who have an eye for ribbons say that his include the Legion of Merit, the Bronze Star, the Air Medal. European Theater Ribbon with Assault Arrowhead, and a number of campaign stars, as well as the French Croix de Guerre and Legion d’Honneur. Major General Hill with his aide. Pilot Edward S. Silvers, inspecting the sleek L-17 Navion plane that the SSC president uses for military administrative and training purposes.

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ACTING REGISTRAR MISS MABEL McKINNON “Maintain your post: that s all the fame you need DEAN OF INSTRUCTION E. H. SCHRIEBER His time's forever; ivhere his place. every