The holders of many government offices are traditionally commemorated with official portraits. By contrast, in accordance with a tradition begun by Hubert Heebert and formalized by Government Resolution 105-6-c, the Undersecretary of Superheroics is commemorated with her own theme song, to be played on official occasions such as: testifying before Congress; entrance at state dinners; and dramatic last-minute revelations of a secret crimefighting identity.
Of course, Undersecretary Loudermilk has no secret
identity, and she is as puzzled as the rest of the
world by the fact that the notorious vigilante
She's more useful than powdered milk!
Leads the Bureau's noble horde.
A good health plan is her reward.
Look out! Here comes Jane Loudermilk!
Can she write? Listen, friends,
she's got radioactive pens.
Gives a speech, any length;
memos are her secret strength.
Look out! Here comes Jane Loudermilk!
To her, life is a big committee!
Where heroes roam the city
you'll find Jane Loudermilk!