1945-1946 DMLC Catalog

Dr. Martin Luther College High School and Normal Announcements for 1945-1946

Catalog for 1944-1945

NEW ULM, MINNESOTA

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Dr. Martin Luther College uncompromisingly clings to the divine inspiration of the Bible. It believes, therefore, that all education, if it is to be really beneficial to the individual and to the community, must make the human soul conscious of its sinful tendencies and inspire it with a living faith in Jesus Christ, the Savior. This alone enables man to face life's problems wisely and to appear before his God confidently and eagerly.

Only the Holy Spirit can so educate, and He works only through the Scriptures. Dr. Martin Luther College stands up for this Truth, preaches this Word, and builds all of its education on this Basis.

The late Rt"/,'. C:. J. Albru/rt Founder and First Pre,ident

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Calendar for the Year 1945-1946 September 18, Tuesday, 8: 30 a. m., Opening Sen·ice and H.egi strati on.

10 a. m., Beginning of Recitalious. .'.\ovemhe, 22. Thursday, Thanksgi, i.ng Day. December

18, Tuesday, Christmas Recc.., Begins, -1 p.

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Christmas Concert, 8 p. m.

January January

3, Thursday, Recitations Resumed after Christmas Re<"e•s, 8 a. m.

30,

) . Semester Examination~.

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February

1,

February

2, Saturday, Close of Seme;;ter. Holiday.

February

4, \fonday,

.-\pril

16, Tuesday,

St:cond Semester Begin;.

Easter Recess Spring Concert.

Hegins

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Spring Concert. 8 p. m.

April

23. Tuesda),

l{ecitations Re~umerl after Ea,ter Recess. 8 a. m.

)lay

30. Thursday, ::'llemorial Day.

June

6, Thur,,da:-, Commencement

Concert,

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June

7, Friday,

Commen<'ement a. m.

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Exerci:,c,,,

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Board of Directors of Dr. Marlin Luther College Cl1airma11 REV. E. G. FRITZ... _______ Fairfax, ~IinIL Vice-Clurirman t.ht F. H. RnzLAFF........_____ New Ulm, Minn.

_____ .New Ulm, )..linn.

TF.RM EXPIRES 1945 MR. HE:RD£RT Srrz...·--····-·-··-·-New Ulm, .Minn. ).f11. Juuus KL£TZXL•..........._ ...........__ L"'l Crosse, \\'is.

TERM EXPTRF.S 19.J7 REV. E. G. FRITZ.__.. _ .•... _ _ _ _ Fairfax, :Minn.

REV. G. HurnENTRAL...... _ _ _ _ _ New Ulm, Minn.

MR. J. \\'urIH...•...--···-···----········----St. Paul, :\linn.

TER.\f EXPTRF.S 19-19 RI:\•. E. BtRKHOU....- ..··- - - - - Redwood Falls, .Minn MR. F. H. RITZl, AFF .. New Ulm, 1finn.

EX-OFFICIO REV. JOHN BRENNEIL..·-···- ---·Milwaukcc, \Vis. President of the E,. Luth. Joint Synod of \\flj:;l"on.sin and Other States

BOARD OF VISITORS R£v. G.

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Ulm, Minn.

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EXECUTIVE BOARD MK. F. H. RETZLAFF--·····-········-- -New Ulm, Minn. .M11. HERBERT SrTZ.--····--.New Ulm, Minn.

REv. E. G. FRITz...·-···------···------·-····Fairfax, :Minn.

RE\·. G. H1x'\"E)ITHAL.._ _.... _____ Kew Ulm. ~!inn.

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The Faculty C. L. ScuwEPPE, Preside11t, 26 S. Franklin St. (Engllsb.)

E. R. BuEH..lL'HCHT, Vice-President, 213 S. Jefferson Sl (Religion.

Education.)

G. BuRK, Highland Avenue.

(Emeritu,;)

R. ~1:. ALBRECuT, 309 N. Jefferson St. H. R.

(Pedagogy.

German.)

P.\L:MllACH,

1005 Center St.

(M.athematie&..

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~fences.)

H. R Kun, 311 S. Jefferson St. (History.)

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101 S. Franklin Sr.

Lt:VORSOX,

(English.)

E. D.

110 X Franklin SL

BACKER,

(Musir~)

A. C. R.

STINDT, 225 S. Jefferson (Pedagogy.)

J.

JANKE.,

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24 ~- Payne St.

(Gertnan)

E. H .

SAUER,

College Heights.

(Ger-man.)

\". F.

\'oECKS, 221 S. Jeffer,on (History.)

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ALBRECHT,

Mathematics.)

207 ~o. Franklin St. (Mwlc)

L1;;~., ScHMm,t~ Cullege Heights

Miss ID.\ l SGfllBlTSEX

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College Heights

(Assist.ants In Piano :llusic.)

"I'he 1,arn~::J of .m,ember3 ot the faculty, excepl Lhat or the president and the ,â&#x20AC;¢ic-e-presldent.. a.re arranged l.n the order of

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Committees of the Faculty CREDITS R. 11.

AulR.ECHT

H. R. Kun H. R. PALMBACR

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SCH\VEPPf:

H. R. PAUIBACH R. } . ]A.SK£

LEVORSO.S

PROGRAMS

E. D. BACKER E.. H. SAUER

STUDENT FINAKCES H. R. p AI.MBACB E. H. SAUER

READING ROD::iIS E. R. BLIEFER.SICHT C. L. SCHWEPPE

Officers of Administration C. L. St;HWEl'l't:, President E. R. Bun-t:K.s1cHT, Yire-President H. R. P AL:IIBACH, Secretary H. R. KLATT, Purchasing Agent Rcgigtrar Libr3rian Athletics Director R. }.(. ALBRECHT E. R. .lkIEFER.SICHT \-. F. VoECKS ~hss EsTUE.R

St;H .s 1TKF.R

Assistant Librarian

Dean of :\fen

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Dean of \\'omen IDA J r-u:RRITSEX MRS. Drnu KAUMAN.S

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Superintendent of Huildings AooLF GL>,ESE!,!'. ....);.S

General Information Dr. Martin Luther College was fow1ded in the year 1884, by the German Evangelical Lutheran Synod of

~finnesota, mainly with a view to supply ministers of the Gospel for the mission fields of that church body. Besides the theological, the institution prO\·ided for a normal, a classical, and an academic training.

H istory

In the year 1893, the 1(innesota Synod combined with the Synods of Wisconsin and 1iichigan to form a Joint Synod. Dr. Martin Luther College was then changed into a Lutheran normal school with a two-years' course and with a three-years' preparatory department. - A commercial course, which original!~· had also been offered, was discontinued in 1901 by resolution of the Joint Synod.

Tn its stead, a four-year ancient classical cour se was introduced in 1903.

Hr action of the ,ynod at its sesSion in 1919, the preparator, department was enlarged into a high school, offering an ancient dassical and a normal preparatory course. To tliis a t-;.,•o-Jeor 11ormol course H'IJS at first added, b11t by rcsolulioll of lire Joint S·s11od in 1921 this course ..,·as e.rtrndl.'d to t/iree .veors. In 19-11 t/,e Joint Synod resofoed to make it a four-year 11ornrul cu11rse. This fo11rt/i y ..ar ;L•i/1 buome rfferth·e o.s soon as feasible. Ry a n•solulion of lhe S) 1wd, Ille inslructio" i,1 I/re i,u1,11c1io11 is also of,m lo yo1111g ladies.

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* The colle~ grounds arc located in the southwestern part of ~ew Ulm, on a beautiful \\Ooded range of hi113, forming a fine natural park. The city may be Location reach«".d hy the Chicago & Xonhwestem Railway (Winona-Tracy dhision), by the ~Iinnea])Olis & SL Louis Railway (\Yinthrop-Storm Lake dh·ision), and

by Highways 14 and 15.

• See Pages 76 and 77 for map!!-..

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Sortlh l:ncl of Librcrry

AOMDHSTRATIOX BmLDING. This building, IU by 208, erected in 1928, - modern, fire-proof, and adequate in every re:.pect - contains the classrooms, the Buildings library, the chemistry and the physics laboratorie_,;. a spacious gymnasium, an auditorium which, when combined with the gymnasium, has a seating capacity of 1,000, the president's office, and a nxeption room. $at\'ICE llUII.DING. This building is so arranged that the basement is used entirely for storage, with the exception of the space nece:ssary for a laundry for college linCIL The first Boor offers rhc kitchen and the boys' and girls' dining room,, and the second and the third floors arc used as living quarter, for the steward and his family and for the maids. In addition, this building contains hospital rooms with all the necessary facilities.

Bovs' DoRMITORY. This dormitory, a four-story fireproof building, modern in every respect, can accommodate about 130 pupils. The li,â&#x20AC;˘ing rooms and sleeping rooms arc supplied with electric light and steam heat. In each story of the building are wash rooms with complete toilet arrangements.

G1RLS' Do1tM1TOR\". lly action of the Joint Synod o( Wisconsin and Other States, the former director's residence was converted into a girl's dormitory. This spacious fihee:n-room house affords dormitory facilities for thirty girls.

~r us1c HALL This building is used for practice purpo,e,. Tt contains practice rooms for organs and for pianos, also one classroom.

LIBRARY. The library is situa1ed on the first ftoor of the ne" administration building. Ii has ample stack room and reading room, wi1h a book store adjoining it. At present it consists of 11,000 Yolume,, but space has been pro,¡ided for 20,000.

Thi, is located in the new administration Dimensions: 68 to 76. :'.\1odem shower and locker rooms for both boys and girl<s have Equipment hcen arrange<l in the basemenL Another anrl a smaller ~ymnasiwn is situated in the boys' dormiGY:M~ ,s1uM.

building.

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tory. Here we offer ample space and facilitie, for healthful bodily exercise.

LIBR\kY OF ).fi.;s1c Thi:;; hbrary contain~ 800 \Olumes on 01urch .\lusic, vocal and instrumental training.

L-uioRATOR.JES. The science lecture room is equipJ)C(I for the n('('"cssary clemonstratiom; in the various subjects.

The students' laboratory contains 56 indh·iclual chemistry dcsb and phy~ic, tables, also the most modern apparatu, ancl e(Juipmenr.

TKA1:-.1:,.(; ScttooL The local St. Paul's Lutheran Congregation permits onr training department to use its graded parochial school. Thus, in connection with our normal department, we, ha,·e a regular trnining ,chool consisting of ~cholar~ from the ~eco11d, third. fourth, and fifth grad!';;.

Here t:ach member of the graduating class of the :Xormal Department in<truc1' aho11t three week, under the ,uper, isio11 of a critic teacher. After Easter these students al;;o conduct a beginner;;' class.

* CA~lPUS. The college grounds compri<e twenty-four acres, a part of "hich, being naturally wooded, is reserved ior park purpose~, another for baseball. tcnnb. and football.

Various bequests ha\e been made to Dr. ~Iartin Luther College. Ot these the following ha,•e hel'n comhined into one group: John Horrisberger, $,1,000; Anna Funds Reim, $400; X. X .. per Re\'.:\..\ckcnn:um, $100; Loui><: \\'rllenclorf, S28R7.l; Carl Tolzmann, $200; E,~..

Anding. $2.318.88; H. Hurmeister, $100; John Sclmartz, $7,035.37. This amow1b to Sll,442.98.

The Funds Committee of the Joint Synod also has charge of the following bequtSts, ab-o designated for the benefit of Dr. 1fartin Luther College: Robert Schmidt, $1,000; John Hoock, Sr., $100; Emma Oppenheimer, $50().

Total : $1,600.

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Various bequests have been made from which 1he inter• est accrnes to the library: Re,·. A. Ackermann, $1,000; .\finnewta District of the Kational Lutheran Ec\ucational Association, $2,800; Lutheran Teachers' Choir, .\filwaukee, \Vi"-., $50; Ladies' Aid, .\rlington, ~Jinn., S35; Delano, .\iinn., Catechism Jubilee, $100; J. J. Hadler, Goodhue, .\finn., ~.000; H. J. Heilmann, Minneapoli~, :llinn., $500; Henry Lehmann, Sr., Juneau, \Vis., $200; 11.fcnrorial Funds: .\fr;;_ F. H. Retzlaff, .\'ew Ulm, .\Iinn., $55; ~fr. and 11.frs.

F. \\·. l"hlhom, St. James, .Minn., ~ ; Prof. M. J. Wagner, Xew Ulm, .\finn., from pastors and teachers near :\'orfolk, Xcbraska, $12; from siudenrs of D. M. LC. (1930-1931), $71; .\frs. A. Lueck (nee Helen Limpert), $I I.SO; .\lrs.

Cornelia Sd,apekahm, $15; Harold Seehusen, $26. This amounts lo $8,913.50. This sum is also administered by the Funds Committee of the Join1 Synod.

XoR:i.t:AL CouHSE. The Ev. Luth. Joint Synod of Wisconsin and Other Slates has made this institution a teach. t d Ai ers' seminary and has thereby estabobJec an m 1·.1shed as its · ch"1ef aim · t he trammg · · of ahle 1eachers for Lutheran parochial schools. Accordingly a cour~e of study as outlined on Page 00 has been arranged and c.arried out.

• Cr.Ass1c.u. CoURSE. In order to meet the particular requirements of tbe congregations in Minnesota and of those far ther to the west, a college preparatory course is offered to young men who wish to prepare for the holy ministry. This gives them an opportwuty to spend their first student ) cars nea:rer to their home.

• GENERAL EDUCATION. Although our school is not accredited, it offers to young people an excellent opportunity for perfecting their high school education. \Ve claim a positive superiority for our school because all go,•emment and instn1ction are of a distinctly Christian character.

DrvrnTTV STUDENTS. All students enrolled in these courses, ,vith the desire to prepare for Servi< c in the O1urch, are considered as di..,,;nity students.

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Boys' Dormitory

Jlusic Hail

Se--.» scholurs should be amrouured possible, so that all neces;,ary arrangements for . the ne\\ school year mav be Entrance Requirements made. Announcement,, 'with full details as to the studeuts' previo11s sl11dies, together ,,•itl1 a lra11.scrip1 of credits already acquired i11 some otlit!"r iustitrition, are lo 1.x: made to the president, to whom also new studems, upon their arrfral, should present themseh'es.

All this is 11eccssary before scholars are def111itely enrolled.

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T£STDdO:XIALS. "Cpon entering the institution, a student will be CApected to submit ro t he president 5atisfaclory testimony of his good moral character and a certificate of good health. The latter may be obtained from the family physicia1L Students from other institutions must furnish proof of their honorable dismissal.

Anmss1or-. All graduates of the eighth grade are eligible for entrance into our high-school department. For those who cannot take up our cour'>e in regular German, special arrangements ";11 be made.

Scholars ha,·ing been graduated from the public high ~chools may ha,·e to enter our twelfth grade unless they can iumish a sufficient number of acceptable credits.

Male stude,rts de.siring to enter 011r .\Tormal Department must be able to play at least third-grade piano mllSic. Upon entering the institution a scholar will be examined as to his knowledge and accordingly assigned to one of the classes. To this assignment the scholar will self-evidently submit, even if he entertained higher expectations. It should not be his aim to complete the course in less than the prescribed time. Rather put this down as a safe rule: Better to study a year more than tc, be - a dabbler. Dr. Martin Luther College, being a Christian school, can not sanction dabbling, a thing which in itself militates against the Christian spirit.

A scholar can enter a higher class only after having mastered the tasks of the previous one and having furnished proof therefor.

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REGISTR.-.nox. All ne" students for the next school year will present Lhemsehes to the Committee on Credits on \\"t:<lne,day, September 18, 1915, immediately after the opening serYice at 8: 30 a. m. They will then be assigned to their respective classes.

Wom OF Goo. As the institution is under the control of, and is supported by, the Ev. Luth. Joint Synod of Wisconsin and Other States, it is underD iscipline stood that the \Vord of God is to rule supreme and that the discipline of the school is to be shaped in accordance with this norm. Regular attendance of the forenoon services iu the local SL Paul's Lutheran Church is required of all students. Resident of the dormitory, unable to attend, must furnish satisfactory excuse.

PUNCTUALITY. In the interest of all concerned, it is expected that pupils arrange to be present at the beginning of each term. Tardiness causes loss of time in the classes and extra work for the instructors. This pertains especially to such pupil3 who intend to enter- in Scplcmbc,, because these may be required to submit to a preliminary examination. Please note the calendar on Page Five of this catalog. - Every student is expected regularly to attend all classes. Absences are to be excused with the respective instructor: beforehand, if possible; otherwise afterwards. Absences from the city, 11ecessitaling the inlerrnf>tion of sclioolwork, iuill be permitted only upon req11est u-ritte11 by par-ettl o-r guardian.

SUBSTITUTING. No student intending to take up school work ought to interrupt his studies without first notifying tltc president and getting his permission. Under no circumstances will scholars of the high-school classes get permission for such step. All ittq1'iries i11 this direction slio11/d llOt be made to tlie scholar concer11ed, b,41 to tire president. Assistants for summer schools must not be expected to take up work before the close of the school year. During the school year an assistant will not as a rule be excused from classes for more than two weeks.

ATHI.ETics.

All athletics are conducted under the supervi~ion of the athletics director, who is assisted by an athletic board consisting of seven student~. Tly the order of the College Board of Directors competitive games with

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Fanlity

H. J. Janke

lla.:k RO\,: G. Burk, A. C. Stindt. E. I). Backer, C. L. Schweppe M iddlc l<uw: E. H. Bliefcrnir.:ht, 0. Levor~on, I( M. Alhrrch1, E. H , S,\Urr Front Row: M. A lbrcd1t, 11. R. Palmbach, 11. K Klatt, V. F. Vnc-rk~. 0 .

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other schools are allowed in football, basketball, and baseball. Such games must be arranged ,.,,ith the approval of the athletics director. This applies not to the schedules of the college team only, but also to class teams or other teams who wish to play local games.

In order to he eligible for competitive athletics a students must meet the eligibility requirements of the Southern Minnesota Junior College Conference.

Two hours of physical exercise per week are compulsory for all students unless excused by request of a pbysi¡ cian.

STUDF.ST .\1,-rntTLES. Band. ~larlut Singers, Aeolian Chorus, Literary Societies. These organizations are conducted by students under faculty supervisio1L D. M. L. C Messenger is a quarterly edited by the students. Subscrip tion price is 75 cents a ;¡ear.

MAIL All mail addressed to students living in the dormitories must pass through the bands of the inspector, or bis substitute, and be delivered to him by the post-office.

This rule is necessary in order to guard against the influence of unscrupulous persons and concerns who especially attempt to reach students ,.,,-ith their demoralizing letters and printed matter. Parents and guardians, in sending pupils to this institution, thereby give their consent to this rule. This also includes students who are of age.

BOARDING wrra PRIVATE FAMILIES. It has been found by experience that the regularity of dormitory life can, as a rule, be maintained only very imperfectly in private families. If parents or guardians wish their boy or girl to board in a private home, the institution must decline all responsibility for him, or her, except during recitations.

FAOUTIES. Board and lodging can be had in the college building. Each pupil "ho wishes to live in the instinttion Board and Tuition must provide himself ";th mattress, pillow, quilt, blanket, sheets, comb, shoebrush, towels, and trunk. Students mu,t also make arrangements to have their laundry done either here in town or hy mailing it home. The in~titution furnishes bedstead, table, bookrack, and a chair; hut lhese article~

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remain college property.* - Tlie dormitories -will be o/)e11 lo slude11ts oue day before scliool-openi,ag and one das after school-close. This rule co,·ers both the longer summer Yacation and the two ;;honer recesses for the Christ• mas and Easter holidays.

EXPE:SSES HlR THE YF.AR.

I. For students living in the dormitories anrl preparing for work in the Church: Board and Room a) during high-school years: Boys ···-··-····-····················-··-·····-····-······ . $120.00

Girls

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b) during college years: Boys ···-·····-···----·-············-··--···-·.$100.00

Girls :\htriculation fee, pa)able first year only....__ Athletic fee .. ··-····-····· 1Iedical fee -··················-······ Deposit and incidental fees - - - - ·············-· Reading room fee _ _ __

180.00 2,00 3.00 3.00 2.00

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Tuirion --·-········ II. For students seeking only a general education and li,·ing in dormitories: Same as abo\'e µlus tuition ........ ····--·····-·······$ -W.00

III. For ,;rudems not li\-ing in dormitories: Fuel, only for thMe not paying tuition ............$ 10.00 ~latriculation fee, pa)able first year only 2.00 Athletic fee ·····-··········--····················- ······---····- 3.00 Deposil and Inciclental fee .................................. 2.00

1.00 Reading room fee ····················-···············-· .

Tuition. only for tho~e not preparing for work i11 the Church ·······-···-········· ...................... ·Ul.OO • The girls' dorn1itor)- iH equipped ·w ith m ::tttr-e.sses but girl:. mu.st furni~h m:1ltrcss pads. Doys are ex(lrf'"t~tl lo buy their O\\ 11 ntattrt'sses. These can be purc·httsed at t.be college at

various prices.

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IV. Special fees: Laboratory fees Chemistry ·--·······-----·-·············-··$ 5.00 Physics ······-···········-···--·····················-··· 2.00 Jlfusic Piano or organ instruction, per year approximately - -----················· 16.00 This is refunded in full if student completes our normal course and is willing to accept a pos1tJon in the church, or if he accepts a teaching position earlier at our request.

V. Approximate cost of books and stationery $10.00 to $16.00.

VI. Girls may obtain board and room ,\;th private families for sums ranging from $4.00 to $5.50 per week.

One-half of all board and tuition accounts must be paid at the beginning of the first semester ; the other, at the beginning of the second semester. r\11 fee.~ should be paid at the time of registration.

A <lel,)Osi1 of $5.00 is required from all students in the beginning of the school year as part payment on book bills.

Xo st.tdent will be give11 /1is credits for lra11sfer to 011ollier instit11tio11 ,mtil all of /iis accounts are paid in /ulL _r-,,o lime report will be se•tt until Delin quent Accounts the aaa-,mts for that year luml' been paid or salisfactor~• arra11ge111e11t for pay111e11t ltas bee11 made. ~Vlre11 st11de11ts who have atte11ded the i11stitutum before desire to regisler for tire t1e-.u sc/rnol year i11 fall, all the old acco1111ts r,msf ha,:e been paid i11 full.

The expense for board as well as for fuel is figured quite low for divinity students, the synod being ,eady to make up in cash all sho.tage in the household.

P ledg e In order to protect the institution as much as possible against any loss from snch pupils who, after having for years enjoyed the advantages offered to them, eventually, without any return service to the chu,ch, tum to some other yocation, the board of regents adopted the

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Ev. Luth. St. Pa11l's Cl111rc/1

resolution that all divinity students upon entering the institution be obliged to give the following promise: Tn r.om,irlcration of the opportunities offered me by Dr. 1lartin Luther College, I promise upon honor that I shall not discontinue my studies at that institution except by the advice, or with the consent, of the faculty and that, after finishing the Normal Course, I will submit to the decision of the assignment committee of the Ev. Luth. J oint Synod (unless other anangements have been made) and assume a position as teacher in a parochial school of the Lutheran Church, if offered to me. If I should not continue my stnrlir.s to the e.nrl of the course, ex cept for a reason sanctioned by the faculty, or if, after graduation, I tum to some other occupation, I promise to make such returns to the treasury of the college for board and tuition as may be considered equitable.

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All inquiries, announcements, etc., should be addres sed to C. L. SCHWEPPE, Dr. Martin Luther College, New Ulm, ).Jinnesot:1

Di11i11g Room

Credits Required for Graduation IIIGH SCHOOL .\ credit t:quah a cour..e gi\·en for fiity minutes at least fo·e times a week throughout the year.

Seve111ee11 academic credits arc requirecl to complete this course. Among these there must be Religion _ _ _ _ _ _ .4 Algebra ····-·· English _ _ _ _ _ _ 4 Plane Geometry -·····-··· German _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 Science ·----·······-·----··-···· 2 Social Studies ···-··-······· 2 Piano . _______ .6 Each student must abo earn A credit in physical ecl11"a1ion for each year of attendance.

Scholars will be pwmotcd from class to class on a minimum of 4 credits. but will have to make up failures according to regulations laid down by the £acuity. The passing mark is D, and the average of the two semesters will he used in the promotion of scholars from grade to grade.

A diploma will be awarded upon the completion of this course. ~OR1fAL SCHOOL A normal credit is reckoned on a basis of the semester hour - an hour being 5fty minutes; a semester, eighteen weeks.

One hw1dred ten semester hours. exclusi\·e of ph)Sical education, are necessary to complete the present three-year cour.<e. :\mong the,e there must be Religion _ _ _ _ _ 15 History ............................ 9 English ............................ 20 Organ . ··--... ............ 4 German ........................_.. 8 Harmony ... -··••· 4 Education _______ 33 Each student must also earn 10 semester hours in phy;:ical education.

A diploma will be av.-drdcd upon the completion of this course.

Students planning to graduate with special recognition in music must acquire 18 semester hours in that subject, plus the ability to play satisfactorily in ch-urch sen;ces.

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GR.\DIXG SYSTE:M Passing grades are A, R, C, and D; the condition and failure grade;; an: E (condition), r (failure) and I (incomplete).

A "failure" (F) in a one-~emester course necessita1es a repetition of that cour;;r_ A "failure" (F) in either semester of a two-semester course nece.,sita1es a repetition oi the entire course.

The grade T (inc-omplete) indicates that a student, for rcaS-011~ ~ati,,faetory to the instrucrnr in charge, has hee.n u11able to complt"tc the work of 1he cour,c. This grade is giveu only when the work already done has hf.en of acceptable quality. An) student rcccivin!{ thi;; grnde will be giyen an opportw1ity lo complete such course according to the stipulations laid dO\\n by the instructor in charge. If an "incomplete" (I) is not converted into a passing grade during the next semester of the student's residence, he lose; the cre<lit in the subject for the semester in ,\hich he recei\¡ed the incomplete grade.

Tn the Higl, School Department all conditions (E's) of the first semester in a two--seJ:uester course may be removed by obtaining a C in such subjects in the following ~emester. All conditions (E's) in the second semester may be remo\â&#x20AC;˘ed by examination ,,;thin thirty (30) days after the beginning of the fall ~emester, except that in Latin a condition may also he removed by obtaining a C in this subject in the first .semester of the next school year.

In one-5emester courses all conditions (E's) may be removed only by satisfactory examination; a-rraugements fur such examinations must he made witl1 the instructor in charge at the beginning of the next semester.

H a two-semester subject results in grade A and B, or B and C, etc., the instructor in charge will determine whether the credit grade shall be A or B, B or C, etc.

In the Xornial Department all conditions (E's) may be remo\¡ed by satisfactory examinations; arrangements for such e..xamina.tions must be made with the instrnctor in charge at the beginning of the next semester, but in no case "ill the credit grade in such subject be higher than C 31

CLASS HOuR SCHEDULE Devotion 8: 00 -

8: IS

I 8:15- 9:0S II 9:10 Ill 10: OS i \' 11 : 00 -

X ocn Hot:: V VT VII

11 : 30 l: 20 2: 15 3 : 10

"Excelsior"

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10:00 10: 55 ll : ~O

1 : 20 2: 10 3: 05 4 : 00

*Courses of Study for High School KINTH GRADE TEACHERS

P,I.S-IURS

Religion Ancient and { Medieval History oglish Geru1an Algebra General Science Singing Piano

SReligion ~Modern History English German Biology Plane Geometry Singing Piano

Religion Ancient and { Medieval History English German Algebra Latin Singing

TE~TH GRADE Religion Modern History nglish German Latin Plane Geometry Singing

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ELEVENTH GRADE Religion English German U. S. History Economic Geography Physics Singing Piano Library course

Religion English German tJ. S. Hisrory Latin Physics Singing

Library course

â&#x20AC;¢ Students destring only a general Pdueation must rhoo.<Je a C'lurse or study whfrb wl11 me-er with the approval of the fl\l'UltY.

For- delatls see Pa_~ e 38.

TWELFTH GRADE TEACHER5

Religion English German English History (I 5em.)

Social Science ( I sem.)

Chemistry Drawing Singing Piano

Religion English German English History (I sem.)

Social Science (I sem.)

Latin Chemistry Singing

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Course of Study of Normal Dep't ~Eco:-n

FmST YEAR

Religion English German Political Science History Education Music

YE.\R

Religion English Political S1.-icnce History German Education Music THIRD YEAR

Religion Education English Currenr E\·en1~ Science Mu$iC ,\ fourth ytar will become effeniYe as ~on a<; fea:.iblc.

Redstone

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The Curriculum for the Year 1945-1946 NORMAL SCHOOL The curriculum in our Xonnal Department b intended to prepare students for teaching positions in our parochial schools. It b open to all who have completed a cour~e equivalent to that of our high school. For further information see Page 46.

RELIGIOUS IXSTRUCflOX Profcsso~ Bliefemi<-ht and Stindt T.- Ke,;ew cour~e ba~ed on Luther':, Small Catechism.

Three period~ per week for all public high school graduates.

1-11.- [xn«>Du1-r10'" ro TUE BrBLL Three periods per ,,eek for one semc,ter. A ~tu<ly of the book, of the Old Testament, according to Schaller, Rook of Dooks. h"TRODUL"Tllls< TO THE BIBLE. Thrf'e periods per "eek for one •emester. A study of the hook<: of the Xew Testament. according to Schaller, Rook of Books.

Not offered 19-t5-1916.

CHURCH HISTORY. Thrtt periods per week for one emester. From Pentecost to the Reformation.

CHURCH H1smRY. Three period:, per week for one semester. From the Reformation to pre.;('nt times.

Xot offered 1945-19-16.

IL-The Study of Samuel and Kings. Three periods, ~ix week<:.

Ke, ie" of Bible Storit"s. Three period.~ per week, tweh-e ,,eeks.

II l.-The Confe•~ions of the Luther.:111 Church. Three period,, per week. one 5cme,ter.

A ,1£RICAS CHl.:RCH H1smRY. - Three periods per week, one semester.

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EDUCATIOK Professors Albrecht, Bliefemicht, Stindt PF.llAC". oGY.

I. 1,eneral ).lerhods.

The Aims of our Christian Day School. The Elements of the Technique of Teaching: T.e.~son Types, Lesson Aims, Lesson Assignments. ).lelhods of Teaching, The Recitation, Teaching Excellencies to Achieve, Teaching Errors to A,-oicl. Three periods per week, one semester.

The Elements of School ).fanagement: Organizing the School, Routinizing the ).[inor Details of the School, Hygienizing the School, Disciplining the School, "Carrying On" the School, Beautifying the School, Excellencies anrl Errors in ).fanagement.

School Programs, Types an<l ).[ethods of ).lodern Schools. Three periods per week, one semester.

IL- Special ).lethods.

Rible History. Three pcricxls per week, six wee.ks.

English Reading. Three periods per week, twelve weeks.

English Composition : I. The Expressional Phase

111 the Primary, Intermediate, and Grammar Grades. Three periods per " eek, six wee ks.

2. The Formal Phase; Spelling and Dictation, Poetry and Grammar. Three periods per week, six weeks.

History. Three periods per week, six weeks.

Educational Measurements. six week-s.

Three periods per week,

Catechism. Three periods per "eek, six weeks.

Science. Three periods per week, six weeks.

11.- PsvcHOLOGY.-Three periods per week.

A Course in Elementary Christian Psychology.

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III.-Xormal.

Geography- I

~Iethod of Tea1:hing. Thrte periods per "rek, ~i..x weeks.

2. Re\'lt'\\ Course Three periods per week, rwel\'e wttks.

•\rirhmeric--1. ~lethod of Teaching. Three perio<ls per "eek, su.. "eek,.

2. Re\'ic\\ C:our~- Thre.e period:. pt!r \\t:ek, twel\'e wN'k~.

Children':, Literature. twelYe

Three period:, per week,

\\Cd,-..

Primary Education. Three period, pt!r week, six \\Ccks.

Penmanship and ~Ianuscript \\"riling. Thrtt period:. p<.:r week, <i,c weeks.

The Te-acher in th1: Q,ri,,tian Sc-hool · Hi, Call ; Relation to Children, Parents, Colleagues, Pastor, Congregation, S),1od, Community. Conducting a Sunday School. T"ehe period,.

111.-Hr-;roR,

OF

Eui;c.n1ox.-Thrce periods per "eek.

EXGLISH Proie,,:,0r Schweppe

!.- Four period,, per W<'ek For back"anl ,111dents one additional period per week will be arranged.

Literature · Shakespeare ; King Lear; Sun·ey of F.ngli,h Literature.

Compo,,ition. Report on four l>ooks.

11.- Three µcried~ per week.

Literature Shakespeare; Hamltt; !':-un t') of .\meric-an Literature.

Compo,,ition. Report on four l>ooh.

Ill.

Three pcno<ls per week.

L1tt'r3nire. Shakr~1x::ire · Othello, Romeo and Juliet ; )[odem Drama.

Composition: Es.-.ay \\ riting.

-W

Richard

ITT,

GEiu.iAX Professor~ Janke, Albrecht, and Sauer T.-Four periods pcr wet:k.

Literature: Goethe, Hermann un<l Dorothea; Schiller, Jungfrau von Orlean,. - Sun·ey of German Literature, from earliest pcrio<l to Goethe.

Composition and Grammar: Hagboldt, Essentials of German re-newed. - Compositions on material read. ll.-Three perio<ls per week.

Literature: Goethe, Goetz von Berlichingen; Schiller, ::\iaria Stuart or \\' ilhelm Tell. - ~!eyer-Foerster, Karl Heimich. ::'l{odern German drama.

Composition and Grammar: Hagboldt, Essentials of German rc,·ie"ed. - Reports on material read.

I. .\.- Four pcrio<ls per "eek.

Hagboldt and Kaufmann, A ::\Iodern German Grammar; Inductive Readings, Book I. - Extensive reading: Baxter-Collins, First German Reader; Seligmann, Altes and Keucs; Allen, German Life. \femorizing of poetry and prose.

II. A .-Three periods per week.

Evan~ and Roeseler, College German.

Reading: Hagboldt, C.erman Graded Readers ll. 1-5.

Aus alten Zciten. - Extensi\'e Reading: Doebeln Book I, etc. ::'licmorizing of poetry and prose. Compositions, ornl and "ritten.

HISTORY Professors Klatt and Schweppe 1-11.-Threc perjods per week. .\. l:nitcd States History since 1865 with special emphasis on the economic changes, their reaction upon politics, and tJ1e emergence of the Cnite<l States as a world power. One ~emcsrer.

B. Political Science. A study of the essentials of American gon•nunent. One semester.

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111.-0ne period per week.

Current Events: Discussion of, with oral and written reports on, rhe chief contemporary events at home and abroad.

11ATHEMATICS

Professor Palmbach 11-IIl.-CoLLEGE ALGEDRA.-Three periods per week, one semester.

Fundamental processes v.;th the development of laws of :,igns. Factoring. Fractions. Linear and quadratic equations. Graph~. Complex numbers. Simultaneous linear and quadratic equations. Laws of exponents. Logarithms. Ratio, proporti-on and ,¡ariation. Progressions. Binominal theory. Permutations and combinations, and probability. Theory of equations.

Xot offered in 1945-19-16.

11-III.- TRJmxoMF.TRY.- Three periods per me.,ter.

\\CCk,

one

:,eâ&#x20AC;˘

Trigonometric fw1ctions and their relations, equations, and solutions of triangles.

Kot offered in 1945---19-16.

SCIENCE Professor l'almbach GENERAL

lNUKC.A NIC

CHF.MISTRY

A..'rn

QuAUTATJ\'E

ANALYSIS,.

TT-III.-This course comprises a thorough study of the principal elements and compounds, their industrial uses, and an introduction to the fundamental principles and Lheory. During the second semester of this course the work is devoted to the systematic identification and separation oi the common metals.

Xot offered in 1945-19-16. lll.- Sc1ExcE SUR\'EY CouRSt:.-This course consists of lectures and demonstrations m the fields of astronomy, chemistry, physics, and biology. The

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topics selected from each field are chosen so as to acquaint the ~tudcnts with the men who have contributed materially to their re,,,-pecti,·e field, the scientific method and procedure, the prmciples and prohlems of the different branches of sciences and to show the interrelation of the Yariou~ !;Cientific branche.<. Collateral reading ,~;th ,tudcnt reports "ill ~upplemcnt the class "ork. Second Semester.

Human Physiology.

IL-Public Heahh. Three periods per week, one seme,ter.

TYPEWRITIXC.

E. Schmtker I.

One period per week for ten "eeks.

Thi" ,hort course in t) pc" riting for (lt'r,onal 11,e provides DKe,~ry information about the parts of the rypewriter; about the techniques of paragraphing, hyphcnization, ~pitalization, and correct spadng before and after punctuation marks. about forms of letters, envelopes, outlines, etc. The student abo teams how to make carbon copies, how to er.i.se neatly, and ho,~ to cut ,ttn<"ils.. The cour;,e plan, to de,·elop a rea~nable rate of speed, pcrhap, twenty to t "e11ty-five word, per minute, -.ithout m.-cd for watching the keys. The <tudent "ho linishe:. thi~ course should be able to u<c the typewriter for any i,t;r~onal purpose"

.\tUSIC AKO ART Profe,,or,; Racker, ~1. Albrecht. Stindt J.- Four periods per \\eek. s, ...,a~c: One period per week, according to \\'cd!le: Ear Training and Sight Singing; Part-Singing. 25 chorals, hymns.

OR,;~~: One le:.son per week. Palme: Book I; Reuter'.,, 33i Preludes. Pla}ing of chorals and cadence:,.

H \R~lO:S-Y: T,\o periods. General tht.'Ory of mu•ic: !>(':Iles and intcn~.a.ls, triad and their inversions, seventh chords and their inversions. Harmonization.<;.

Heacox: Harmony for Ear, Eye, and Keyboard.

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II.-Four periods per week.

SL'IIGL"\G: One period per week. \Vedge: Advanced Ear Training and Sight Singing; Par t Singing. 25 chorals, hymns.

O&GA..."s: One lesson per week. Palme: Book II. Reuter, Engli.,h Preludes and Lutheran Organist.

Ilook II. Chorals, hymn.-, cadence.,.

HAKMOXY : Two periods per week. Suspensions, Retardation, Alteration, Organ Point, Modulation.

Harmoniz2.tion in four, three, and two parts for mixed, male charm; and women voices. :\fusical forms. Hcinz.e-Osburg: Harmonielehre.

11 L-Four periods per week.

S1xc;1xG: One period per week, one semester.

Wedge: Advanced Ear Training and Sight Singing; Part-Singing. Chorals and hymns.

0RG \N : One lesson per week S. De Lange: Dail) Pedal Exercise, Book I. Eight short preludes aud Fugues by Bach, chorals, hymns, pre-, inter-, posth.:des of V-drious kinds, liturgic work, cadences, and mo<lulations.

CoxsTRUCTION OF THÂŁ OIIGAN AKD ITs UsE lN THE

SERncc; One period per week, one semester.

HISTORY OF CnURCH :\lusrc: One semester. One period. The historical de,¡clopmcnt of the Lutheran Choral, Liturgy, Choral and Organ :\Iu~ie from the Sixteenth Century on. Kircbenmusik-Geschichtc von W. Stahl.

SCHOOL Music: One period per week.

Material adaptable to our schools : Chorals, Hymns, Songs, Collections of Songs, Systems of Textbooks.

Kind of ~ongs, as to form, structure. difficulty, to be presented in each grade or combination of grades.

Outlines for, and problems of, each grade or combination of grades together with the problems of presentation in the primary, intermediate and upper grammar grades.

The problems of the mixed school.

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\fusic Reader for Lutheran Schools and Schumacher. \iusic Education Series -

Grundmann

Giddings.

Cox-oucn:sG: One period per week, one seme~ter.

Technique of the baton, Rehearsal conducting.

PROCRAM-BUILDrnc. \fusic for our Luthe,;an Choirs, Conducting and rehearsing under obse.vatiotL

Caom

A.ND BA.ND.

Caom. - Mi.xed Choir: Four periods per week.

Sacred and secular choruses, motets, anthems, songs by old and modem masters. Chorus work is required of all students from Tenth Grade on, provided they arc able to sing.

BA!>'D. -

Two periods per week.

ART. CoNSTRUCTIO)l'. -

Three periods per week, 6 weeks.

APPKil:IATION. -

Three periods per week, 6 weeks.

PHYSIC.\L EDUCATIOX Professor Voecks Two hours of phrsical exercise is required of each student. This may be taken in various activities as outlined by the director of athletics.

College students are required to earn 10 semester hours in physical education for graduation.

High school students are required to earn .4 cre<lits for each year of attendance.

HIGH SCHOOL This cour5e covers iour years of regular high school work. It is open to all who ha,¡e mastered the tasks of an ordinary eighth grade. For applicants who ai:-e not able to take up our regular German couroe special arrangements will be made.

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Xl~TH GRADE RELIGION-HrsroRY. A. Two periods per \\Cek. Old Testament History including the History of the Jews from the Restoration to the Birth of ChrisL B. Five periods per week.

Ancient and '.\[rdie,.il Jti,tory. (\".)

Exu.1sR.-Fi,·e period., per week.

Literature: R.'lmes and Others: Highways; Shakespeare: :Mer<'hant of Venice. Two weekc; will be de\"otcd to the reading of a novel. Grammar and composition according to \\'abh: Plain \\'ay. Report on 5ix book,. (L.) 1>ERM.\'.)I.- Five periods per week. llagboldt and Kaufmann : Deutsch fur Anfanger.

Lesebuch fur Anfanger. - Exten~i\"c reading: Ha~boldt : . \lier lei ; Fahdn. '.\femurizing oi -imple poetry and prose. (J.) ( Sr.) LATIN.-Fi\"e period!> per week. Smith and Thomp,un, First Year Latin. (N.) · -\.u.EBR.\.-Fi,e periods per week. Four fundamental operations. Equation~, fa<"toring, fractions. Text· book: Edgerton and Carpenter, General Mathematic~.

(N. )

Scl£:-.<:1:--Four periods per "eek. General Science aLcording to Hunter and \\'hitman, Problems in General Sciwce. (J.} '.\I us11·.-Singing: One period ix:r week. Vichi, Graded Smdies in S1ght-Singu1g, Part-Singinq. 25 chorals.

(Ra.} Piano: Om: lcs,.on per week. Oxford Piano Cour--e for Adult Jkicinner" and variou, compositions.

(Miss lngebriben and '.\(1c;, Schmiege)

TF.XTH GRADE Ru.11,10-.; Ht:,T()RY.

A. Two periorl,; per \\eek.

Xew Testament History.

B. Fiw pt'.riods per week. '.\{odern Hi,to ry. (K)

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E:-.cusH.-Five periods per week.

Lirerature: Literature and Life, Book II; Scott: The Lady of the Lake; Shakespeare: Julius uesar.

Two weeks will be devoted lo the reading of a novel Compo~ition according to \\'alsh: Cumulative Rev1ew. Report 011 six books. (L.) GUl~IAx.-Fi,¡e Hagboldt Le;sehuch ), J-5. (K.)

periods per week. and Kaufmann: Deutsch fur Anfiinger; fur _-\nfangcr; Graded German Reader'<, ).(cmorizing of ~imple poetry and prose.

L-\Tl:"i'.-Fiw periods per week.

Latin. (V.)

Scudder, Second Year

GEO~IETRY.-Five periods per week, according to \~"elchons and Krickenberger. Plane geometry is begun and completed during the year. About 100 theorems and problems including the general properties of rectilinear figures, the circle, the measurement of the circle, of angles, and regular polygons. Applications of theorems and problems are made to the solutions of original exercise,,. ( X.) Sc1ExCE.-Five periods per week.

Biology, according to Ella Thea Smith, Exploring Biology. (P.) ).[t;s1C.-Singing: One period per week. \'iehl. Graded Studies in Sight-Sinl{in!(. Part-Singing. 25 chorals.

(Al.) Piano: One le.,son per week. Oxford Piano Course.

Book III and variou,. compositions. ().[iss lngebritsen and ).fiss Schmii:ge)

ELEVENTH GRADE RF1,IG10x.-Three periods per week. Five parts of Luther's Small t_,atechism arc treated. Ten hymns committed ro memory. (Bl.)

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E:-.cusn.- Fi,e periods per week.

Literature: Literature and Life, Book HI; Shakespeare: As You Like It. Two weeks will be devoted to the reading of a novel.

Composition according to \\'alsh: Sentence Mastery.

Report on six boob. (L.) \,DIMAx.-Five periods per week.

Hagboldt, Deut5Ch fiir Anfanger. Hagholrlt: Graded German Readers, II, 1-3; Ernst: Ribli~che Geschichte; Exrensi,·e Reading, 3 books. - ~emorizing of poetry an<l prose. Easy compositions based on material discussed in the classroom. (Sr.)

LATix. -Five periods per week. Hennen, Latin Grammar.

Caesar, De Bello Gallien and Cicero•~ Oration~. ( X ) IhsTORY.-Fi,·e periods per week. ,\merican History. (K.) SctE.'/CE.-Ffrc periods per week.

Physic.s, according to Dull, Modern Physics.

(P.)

GEOGRAPHY.- Three periods per week.

Economic Geography. (J.)

Mus1c.- Singing: One period per week. Viehl, Graded Studies in Sight-Singing, Part-Singing. 25 chorals.

(Ba.) Piano: One le550n per week. Oxford Piano Course.

Ofi,s lngehritsen and \fi,s Schmit"ge)

Book I\' and various cornpo,ition~.

LIBRARY C.ouKsE.-Onc period per week for ten weeks.

Classification and cataloging of books, Brown, The Library Key. (Bl.)

etc.

Z.

TWELFTH GRADE

RELIGIO:x.-Twu period:. per "eek. B ible reading, selections as outlined.

Eight hymns commiued to memory. (Sr.) 49

ExGLISH.- Fi,e periods per week.

Literature: Literature and Life, Hook IV; Shakespeare; Macbeth. Two weeks will be deYoted to the reading of a novel.

Composition according to Tressler; English in Action. Report on si,- books. ( L.) GcRMAx.-Four periods per week.

Grammar re,¡iew according to Hagboldt, Modem German Grammar. Classroom reading; Lessing, ).finna von Barnhelm. Popular Cierman Stories. Extensive reading: 4 hook5. - C.nmpositions. Memorizing of poetry and prose. (J.) I. \TTX.-Five perio<l, per week. Scott- Sanford-Bc<>:'Dn, .\ Third Latin Book, Rc,¡iscd. Literature: Sclrc1ion~ from Cicero, O"id, and Virgil. (V.) CHnnsTR,.-Three periuds of lecture and two periods of laboratory ,,ork. The principle clements and their important compound,; arc studied in detail. \Vith the study of the elements, stte5S "ill k laid upon the laws of simple, multiple, and reciprocal proportion, the occurrence and disco\'ery of elements, and the importance o{ chemistry in the industries. ).lcPherson Henderson, Fowler, Chemistry at \\lor k.

(P.)

:\f -\.THDfATtcs.-Four

periods per week.

Those who wish to take .-\d\'anced Algebra and Solid Geometry should make arrangements with the teacher. (P.) I hsro1n-.-Six perio<ls per week for one 5emester. English History according to Cheyney, History of England.

(S.) .

ScIExu:.-Six periods per week for one semester.

A study of the chief problems confronting society and government. ( S.)

Soc!AL

DRAwrxG.- Three periods per week. Perspective, object drawing, light and shade, crayon ,~ork, and water colors. (P.)

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\fiâ&#x20AC;˘.;1r.-Two period, l>Cr "eek

Singini!': One pn1od. \\\:dge, Ear Training and Sight Smging, Part-Singi11g. Twenty-five rhnr:1h.

(Al)

Piano One le,_, n J)l"r week. Scale,. Arpeggio-. o,._ford Piano Cotrr'-e Rook \". Ha11u11 C1erny.

Hellc, Studie,, t'vrntually tho,c b} Cramer. 1-. nhlau and Clemi-n11 Sonatina,. Ea~icr Sonata, by Haydn and ~[Mart. ,-arious Compo,itions. (\Ii,;; Lena Schmirgi- and ~Iiss Ida Tnl{ebriben)

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Enrollment of Students 1944-1945 THIRD YEAR NORMAL

Bode, Eunice ............................................ New Ulm, Minn.

Bruesehoff, Albert ..................................Watertown, Wis. Bruns, Myra .............................................. Nicollet, Minn.

Fuhrmann, Marvel .................................. Elmwood, Wis. Gross, Helen ..................................... :......Jefferson, Wis. Gutzke, Gerald ........................................ New Ulm, Minn.

Hagemann, Eunice .................................. Fond du Lac, \,Vis. Hoffmann, Howard ................................ New Ulm, Minn.

Johannes, Elisabeth ................................ Two Rivers, Wi,.

Kionka, Edward ......................................Manitowoc, Wi,.

Trettien, Lois ............................................ New Ulm, Minn.

Schierenbeck, Robert .............................. Sanborn, Minn.

Wegner, Lois ............................................ Milwaukee, Wis. Wilch, Ruth ..............................................Jenera, Ohio Zimdars, Elvira ........................................ Watertown, Wis: Zimmermann, Donald .............................. Flint, Mich.

-16 SECOND YEAR NORMAL

Bathke, Carolyn ...................................... Manitowoc, Wis. Becker, Delores ...................................... St. James, Minn.

Bogenschneider, Elaine .......................... Kewaskum, Wis. Bonitz, Walter ........................................ Mellen, Wis. Born, Kenneth .......................................... Norfolk, Nebr.

Bryce, Roberta ........................................ Bay City, Mich.

Goehring, Marcia .................................... Hazelton, N¡o. Dak. Hauge, Oriette ........................................ Brookings, So. Dak. Lenz, Mavorette ...................................... Renville, Minn.

Meyer, Marie ............................................ Milwaukee, Wis. Moldenhauer, Robert ............................ Milwaukee, Wis. Mueller, Gerhard .................................... Neenah, Wis. Mundstock, Bernice ................................ La Crosse, Wis. Petermann, Kurt .................................... Milwaukee, Wis. Sauer, Eunice ............................................ New Ulm, Minn.-15

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FIRST YE.'t.K :SOR)fAL

.-\lbrecht, Quentin -····-····-······· ............. Dowdle, So. Dak. Dauer, Gt:rhard - · ··· ·-·-·····-······Echo, \[inn.

Dorow. Evelyn ···-·· ... ·········-·············· \\'ayne, ~f1ch.

Felch, Glenn ·-···-·· ·······-···············Rhinelancler, \\.is.

Fuhlbrigge, Lois ······-······························C,0}eman, \\"i,.

Gerlach, Loma ··-····-······--·-··········Sew Lim, \!inn.

Goede, Harold ·······-·····-··················-'lilwaukcc, \\'i~.

Gre\·e, I ,ola ································-··--·Aurorn, So. Dak. Ilatzung, \\'ilhur -······················--···-- ·Hartford, \\'is.

Hohmann, Ruth ················-········-······-··Onala;,ka. \\'is.

1-foth, Yer-a - ····························----Slingcr. \\"is.

John.-ton, Lyla ·····················- ····················'Iih,aukee, \\.is.

Kolander, Robert ·········-····· ----··\\"aterloo, \\.is.

Ka,,ten, Xora ···········-······-···········-········· \ \. atkins, \font.

Kuester. Janice ·--···-·-··-········· . ..

O,aseburg, \\ is. :\!chlbcrg, Doris ·······-···-············- ·········Raymond, So. Dak. ~lueller, Robe, t ········-··-···-···············-·· \\ inona, ~inn.

Pape, Louise ................ . ..... :\Ianitowoc, \\'i~.

Poehler, Esther - -··-·-······· ... . .. Xew Um, \[inn.

Prausa, Dorothy ··-···· ··-··············-·····-·'ranitownc. \\'is.

Hademan, Elaine . ..... .........................Oconomowoc. \\·i,.

Schlund, Agnes ........

Sebewaing, \[ich.

Soll, Esther ·······-···. .. ........ ...... ....- Ann -\rhor, \firh.

T rt'ttien, Carroll ··--·····-····-····-····-· X ew l ·1m, \finn. \\.a.i,ier, Betry ······················- ······-·········Van Dyke, :\(ieh. \\'estt'rhaus, Jeanette .. \\·:uenown, \\·i~. \\"ollenweher. Hilda ···········-···-···-·····Tole<lo, Ohio Zierzow, Elsie ·······-········-··- ·- -····-·····Two River", \\"is.

Zietlow, :\rdelle -·· _ ....C'ha,ehur?,", \\'i;.. -29 T\\ ELITH GRADE

.-\lbreelrt. Clrr~ sta ·········-·········· . . .....J ohn•on, \finn . .-\lb1ed1t. Eh·era ............ ············-····-·····'finneapoli,, \linn.

Albrecht, Loi$ -············· ... ···········-····· Rowdle, • o. Dak. Rattermann, George...... . . ............ \lilwaukee, \\'i,-.

Beus,ma,m. J >e·nnis ·····-· ·······-·············Xew L"lm. \li1m.

Birkholz. Gerhard . ·········-······- ·····l{edwood Fall:-, '.\Jinn.

Blerk. Shirley ........... .................... Buffalo. :\!inn.

Bundi'. Gilbert ··-···········-·····-·····-···\\"aterlo,·.n, So. Dak. Bunkowske. Gerald ·························-·-\"erga~. \linn.

Fuhrmann, Lo1, ···-··- ·•···-·Elmwood, \\ is.

C.reve, ~gnes ···-··················Xcw Prague, .\!inn.

C.urg-d. Dori, _ _ _ ___ _ __ \\'oncwoc. \\'is.

Holt. Stanley _ _ _ .._Xonhwon<I, Iowa Hook~tcad, Eleanor -·····-··"-·········1(ihon. \\'i,.

Hoppcn-tcdt. Ruth . ._ .._ __ Xt:Yo t:lm, .\{inn.

Horst. Hdcna ...... _ _ _ _ _ .\fo,,ion, So. Dak Jackson, .\Icrlyn ····-············ .....Lake City, :'\finn.

Just. Xonna ....- - - - .... -\\ood Lake, :'\lmn.

1-.ozitka. E\-a ......

- - - --······Staples, .\[inn.

I ueker, Charle~ .....:.............•-··· _ .. .Ne" ulm, Minn. \farg, Ho,mic ··----·--··---·-· ..).iinnciska, :'\!inn. ..._Stoddard, \\·is. .\filler, June .... ··-·····..·····--·.\futterer, Frederick .............................. RockiorJ, ~[inn.

Xoltin1t, -\.lbert - · - · · - · · - -...- .. Frontenac. .\lion.

Xordh~. Robert ...~····-····..-·.-\I inneapoli:,., :\!inn.

Otten,talll'r. l{uth -···········..·······-··- .....Tomaha\~k. \\'is.

Pelz I. Charles _ _ _ _ _ X ew l'lm, :\!inn.

Petzkc. .\fildred -···••..·····-·..- ...-. Sank Rapid,• .\!inn.

Rcng:.lorf, Evel},1 ............................. .... Courtland, .\tinn.

1{1egel. Ralph . _ ··-·--·-·· ....C.uck~n, .\(inn.

Scharf, Lorraine ........·-··-·-·········- Xew l·tm. :\!inn.

Scharlt:mann, Hl'rbert ......................... L-ike Cih, :'\linn.

Stti.·er,, Kenneth _ _ _ __ Winthrop . .\tinn.

Sprens::eler. \'cmon _ ......·-········-Hazd, So. Oak. ::-,l'ffl'nhagen. 'Warren .........- ............... Ha<.tings, .\li,m.

Stl'IIJI'~. Carr}! _ .... - --·-·-·-·· Xf'w l_Tlm, .\lino.

S1r~e. lone _ _ __ ···-·••"···-----''·aterto"n, .:o. l>.lk.

Temple, France,- .......... ....................... Xew l lm • .\!inn.

Timm, F.ldonna ___ ..........·-·-·-Brownton, .\four. \'ogcl, Sylvia · · · - - - --··········-······'''"'erto\\n, So. Oak. \\·icchmann, \\'a}nc ..... ..................... Xew Ulm, .\1inn.

Wolf. Robert ·····-- .• ..........._ _ Truman. .\!inn. --4l El.£\'EXTH f,IUnF

.-\ui<lcrh<'ide, Fred ..........·-··· ....... Xt:w l 'Im, \li.im Dauer. Doroth} ·-·········-.......... Echo. .\frnn.

Bode. Lillian ···-·•··••··•············ ....... .\"icoller, :\!inn.

Hn:i. .\fcl<la -···-····· ······-· ._... .\"cw l·lm, .\lin11. ····--·····..·····-· ·---··:\fanitownc, \\·i~.

Bu~~. Carol Carlin, .\Iberia ........... ······-· .............. Adrian, i\1 rch.

Dietz, Curtis ............................................ New Ulm, Minn.

Frey, Philip .............................................. Denver, Colo.

Gerlach, Joel ............................................ New Ulm, Minn.

Groth, Juanita .......................................... Farmington, Minn.

Gutzke, Gerane ........................................ New Ulm, Minn.

Hanke, Joyce ............................................ Rollingstone, Minn.

Klossner, Ruth ........................................ New Ulm, Minn.

Kock, Robert ............................................ Goodhue, Minn.

Kolander, Kenneth .................................. Waterloo, Wis. Krueger, James ........................................ Corvuso, Minn.

Krueger, Lois .......................................... Forest Junction, Wis. Learman, Lucile ...................................... New London, Wis. Lehne, Gertrude ......................................Lamberton, Minn.

Lindemann, June ...................................... Detroit Lakes, Minn.

Lothert, Le Roy ...................................... Olivia, Minn.

Luehring, Margaret ................................ Nicollet, Minn.

Mack, Ruth .............................................. Sanborn, Minn.

Meyer, Vernon ........................................ Mankato, Minn.

Mueller, Natalie ...................................... Winona, Minn.

Mumm, Mary .......................................... Morris, Minn.

Naumann, Lois ........................................ New Ulm, Minn.

Redemske, Elizabeth .............................. Watertown, So. Dak. Retzlaff, Marcus .................................... New Ulm, Minn.

Schaller, Jonathan .................................. Nicollet, Minn.

Scharlemann, Robert .............................. Lake City, Minn.

Schultz, Harold ........................................ New Ulm, Minn.

Seevers, Gerald ...................................... Winthrop, Minn.

Spaude, Jerome ........................................ Lake Benton, Minn.

Strelow, Ronald ...................................... New Ulm, Minn.

Tietz, Doris .............................................. New Prague, Minn.

Voigt, Arlelbert ........................................ Hutchinson, Minn.

Weindorf, Kenneth ................................ Goodhue, Minn.

Wendling, Dale ........................................ Hazel, So. Dal<.

Winter, Dorothy ...................................... Lebanon, Wis. Witte, Harvey .......................................... Buffalo Lake, Minn.

--41 TENTH GRADE

Albrecht, Homer ...................................... Bowdle, So. Dak. Albrecht, Paul .......................................... Bowdle, So. Dak. Albrecht, Ruth ........................................ Johnson, Minn.

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Backer. Bruce ···-·-·-···-······················-Xe" Clm, .\[inn. llehren~. X orma ·-·-········-····-······-·Gibbon, \t inn. lliedenbender, h.crmit -·····-------\ppleton \\'is. llode, Donald -·····-······-··········-···········--Courtlan<I, :\{inn.

-··············•··-·····-·······Courtland, .\linn.

Bode, \lariai1 Hrandt, \lalcolm _ _ _ ·-·••·••·-·-Han,ka. .\!inn.

Rrun-. Ramona . · -········· · · - -···--····(;,hbon. .\iinn. ...... \\.e>vauwega, \\·i,.

Buchholtz. Vc-ro1t.'\ .

Footh. ("lifford --· .... - -Royd . .\!inn.

Fuerstenau, .\farly,; H.uth ··················--Hazel, So. I>ak.

Fuerstenau, Xorman ····-················Hazel, So. l>ak.

Haa.."(;. .\larjorie _ ___ - \\'inona, .\Imn. ..-.Loreno, .\l11111.

Hohen~tcin. Bomta --·· Janke. .\1artin ...........-... ...._Xcw l ·1m, .\tinn. h.amitz, \\'aldLmar -·· ·---·--Belle Plaine. .\Iinn. h.och, JO) cc ··········-····-···•--··· -·\\·inona, \1 inn.

Kock, Da,id ················-············ ....Gvo<lhue, .\finn.

Kramer, llorothy ---···- _ _Gibbon. .\lmn.

Kramer. Richard ..-·-·-···-·-··· .. \\.inona, .\finn.

Kuhlman .\lonica ................·-··· \\'atcrtoY.n. So. T>ak.

Ku-ke, Theodore··-·······..····-·· .llutcl,in,on. .\finn Lindloff, Donald ·····-··········-· .._Ell..ton, So. Dak. .\lack, Elame ...... _..............-.......... S::inborn, .\finn. .\lack, Luther .. - · · -...·..··-·--· .Sanborn. .\{inn. .\!aha. Geraldine ··-········....- ..Xe" l,lm, :\finn. .\lenscl,, Donald ···-···········-···············Lake Benton, .\linn. .\loeller. Kenneth -·---····..···-··-·- ··· Famnont, .\finn. :'I. ,1z. Dori- -·· - -..-·····-···-····...St Paul, .\I inn.

Oren, O,car ...........- ....•.......... _..... .. .\fadelia. .\finn.

Panning, Roland ·····-·-·········-·Gihhon. .\linn.

Pa-che. Lila -·-··· ···-..•····-···-····--· Rolhngstonc . .\I 11111 Petersen, .\Iarian ···-··• ................... . Slt>epy Eye. .\!inn R<'ek Alice - .......- . . ____ _ \\·e,-au\H'\la, \\ is.

Riep;el. France, ..·-····- ··-····-··...- ...._Guckeen. .\!inn. ...................... Echn. .\I inn.

Salzwedel• .\larlcn ....

Schcrur Robert ·····-· .Sagina" . .\licl,.

Schmeling, Arl)ll --·· ····-···...·······'' atc-rto\\11. So. JJak. ~chuctzc. :\lat1i11 ···-··· ..................... ~C\\ Clm, .\!inn.

Schulz. :\rthur ··•-·- ----......... \\°inona. .\!inn.

Schulz. Elroy ···--···-·-......Goodhue, .\Imn. .................... Courtland. .\!inn. . eemann, Shirley .........

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Svaude, .-\lvin ----··-····--·-··- .Gibbun. \[inn.

Timm, Ruth - - · -·····-···----11011and, \[inn.

Tretllen, \\alter ···············•···-······· Xe" Clm, .Minn.

Urich, \farvin ····-··········-·-··········Xe" Um, \linn. \ 0tltz, Yirgima .Hig Stone City. \\ (',,cl, ROj.\'er _ __ _ ,_.Truman, \{inn.

Woldt, Alfon~ - ····-···•·-···-Rocldield, \\'is.

D.

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:,.1:-.TH GRADE

Jkckcmlorf. Wilbur -·-·····--.Delhi. \limL Bittorf. Reinhard ··-····--············· Hoskin". .Nebr.

Bode, Bernice - - - · Courtland, \linn.

Brats.ch, En in ····-············--·--· Danu~. \linn. llruns, Elai11e ···-···--······-··----· .. Gibbon, \linn. limns, Larr) .......................·-·············· Xew l"lm, \Ii.nn.

C.arl~11, Jame,, ---·······--Rhinelander, \\·i~.

Denninger, John -·········---· SL Paul, \{inn.

Fuer<icnau, ).1arlys ····-·····--·-·· .. \\"a1crtown, So. Uak. Haar. Lilhan ······--·---·········-·····-···· Loretto, \hnn.

Harff, Gerhardt ---····--···-·····..-········· O",;eo, \ finn.

Harmening, \ierlyn -·········---Courtland. \finn.

Hdlmann, ne,·erl) -·-···- · - - -Xe\\ l"hTt, \finn.

Hoobtcad, \ 1rginia ······--··-··················'[ilton, \'l..i;..

Hor~t, June ---·······-·····················-·'Iis,eion, . o. Dak Janzo\\. John · - - _ _ ___ Lewiston, \(inn.

Jen,en. Jc Ray -·-- - ---···-····· Hafuka. \finn.

Jol111:,0n, Euni<"e . ····-······-·····-··--·····--Belle Plaine, \I 11111.

Krueger, Xeh·in ·-···---· ·······-···········Xew l ·1m, \!inn.

Lau, Jean··········-··-· ----·····La Cro-•f', \\.is.

Learman. Carol _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .X<.:w L<>ndon. \\ ,, 1.eltrkc. C".aroline ·········-···············-Gibbun. \[inn.

T.evorson, Lawrence ------·········..... Lake \I ills, 1owa I ..okken, Ronald --· _ .._······-· Hendrick-. llinn. \lanen~. Loi, - -- -- - -·- ··-··IJan,in. \[inn. \lartin. \fadalcne --······· .................... ~la:-011 Ciry, l<l\\a ....................Courtla11d. \Jinn. .\larxhau~e11, Xaomi \{eyer. .-\rleen - - ·· ·-···--······-·Courlland. \I inn . .\I Ul"ller, Dorothy ........... \\·in, 11a. \I inn.

Pape. Ronald ···-..··-······· .................... \led£or<l, \\'i,.

Poehler, .\larion - ·· .................... Ke" Clm, liinn. }{addatz, Lorraine·-·--·······-Cleme111,, llinn.

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Ring, Lester ·-·..·-·····················-·········New lilm, ~1inn.

Sauer, Rhoda _ .............................·-········--~e,, Ulm, ~liw1.

Scharlemann, Evy ································-·Lake City, \lion.

Sc-hroedcr, Elaine ................................_.. Xicollet, J!inn.

Sc-.huetze, Lenore -······························X1:w l:lm, :l.linn.

Schultz, Raymond ····------···Xcw ljlm, :I.lion.

Scckcl. Marion ----···-··············... \\'abasha, \linn.

Seidl. l:rsel .....- ···-··············..·············-·Fairfax, ~fi.nn.

Seifert, Irwin _ ..................................... \linneapolis, 11inn.

Spaude, Cyril ........................................... Lake Benton, :Minn.

Spaude, £ugene -··-············-··············.... Hadar, Nebr. \"oigt, Gerhardt ...................................... Hutchinson, \finn. \\·endorf, Donald .................................... Schofield, Wis. \\·endland, T>olores .................................. Valley City, Xo. Dak. \\"emer, Duane --·-··-·················'''abasso, \{inn. \\"cmer, Ruth ··-····-···········-·············..·· Renvi Ile, \finn. \\·iechmann, Glenn .................................. Xew l,1m, \!inn. \\'ilbrecht, John ....................................... Brownsville, \\'is.

Yackel, \Iaurice ···-·····-························ Redwood Falls, \linn.

Zarling. Rudolph -····..·····-·····-·········· Rockfield, \\'i~.

Zimmcrmarm, Roland ............................ \\"ood Lake, }.fian.-53 SPECIAL

Kolander, T.uther .................................... \.farathon, \Vis. St;:>,Dl.'\RY

Xvrmal Department ................................................................ 60 High Schvul Department ....................................................-. IRi Special ·······-···..·····························..····················-·······················

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Total ........ ... - ················································-···-······-···-· 248

58

j

Graduates of the Normal Department CLASS OF

'94 (2)

Gleichmann, Edward -·-·················•·- ··· neceased. ::l.lielke, Hermann ·-·-·· ·-·····-······-··Deceased.

CLASS or ·95 (5) Graf, Gustav ··········--·························-· .\lontgomery, Ono --··················--···-Xew Clm. ::l.linn.

Pel~!. John ·······-····· - - - -..······..···... Xew lilm. ).[inn.

Stindt. Otto ···--·..··-········..··-·········..····-).!enomonie, \\'is. \ ·ogelpohl. Frederic ···-······-····-···-·-Dcceascd.

CL\ ~3 OP .96 (6) Albrecht. Richard ······-----····........ Xew Clm, )!inn.

Gicschen, John .........................·-············ Deceased.

Henkel, George ························-············).!ilwaukee, \\"is. .lacxer, Henry -····..-·····-··············· ..... So. ::I.Iilwaukee, \Vis. Prahl. William ...........·-·········-·········· .. ::l.filwaukee, Wis. Zautner. Charle, ··-···············•···•·········· . Rockiord, Ill. Cl..\~~

m· 'Qi

(7)

Dress, Charle~ ·-·-················· ··-·····-··-Rich,·ille, ::l.iich.

Hauber. Otto ..................... ··········-···-Deceased.

Jelm, Ru<loli ..............·-·····-··········----Xahma, ::l.lich.

Kannenberg. Frederic ............................ \\·est Allis, \\·is.

Schroer, Herman -···-··························· Deceased.

Sievert, Louis ....................._..........--....Deceased.

Zautner, Henry ···················-..·--~Decca.ccd.

CLASS or '98 (14) Bolle, Charles ...............................- ...... \Yatertown, \\'is.

Drenner, Charles ................... ____ neavcr Dam, \Vis. Rurk, Victor ··············-············---Buffalo. X. Y. Hellermann, Otto ····-····--········..··········).lankato. ::l.linn.

Jaeger, Hermann ·--··..·······---....Oconomowoc, \\·is.

Jaeger, John .. . .. ..............................._Janesville, \\·is. ).[eyer. Hermann ·······················••-·-··Deceased. ).[ohr, John ............................................. Appleton, \\'is. ).fohr. Lillie .............................................Deceased.

Rcichmuth, Frederic ·················-····-·-·Deceased.

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Roede. •\lbcrt ---···-·····-·······-···- Los Angeles, Cal Serrahn, Louis -----···--············ Deceas.ed.

Thies, Charles ··········-···-················Dece;,s,.d. \\.'icke, Henry ···········-······--···---Fond du Lac, Wis. CI.ASS Ot' '99 (9) Ilocltc, \\.illiam ········-··-··· ········-·····Bay City, llich.

Espe11s011, \\'illiam ···········-----~Iinneapolis, 1linn.

Fre), Oscar -·--··-············-----St. Paul, Minn.

Giescbe11, Claus ··········-···----- 1Iilwaukee, W is.

Jens, Rudolf ···············-····-----Decea~ed.

Keipe, Charles --···-·-····················-···Decea.sed. l{enner. \\m. von -···--············· .......... \\"oodburn, Ind. Schroeder, \\'alter -····-······················-Fairrnont, lfinn.

Stein, l Termann ···········-·-··················-·-Bay City, l.{ich.

CUSS OF '00 (8) l.ho.:ker, Louis -·····-······-···········-··-·11ilwaukee, Wis. Hagedorn. Bernhard ····-······ 1Iilwaukee, Wis. rause, \\'illiam ·············-·---···-Dcccased.

Krieg, Hugo ----··········-·····--···11ilwaukee, \Vis. Kutz, Reinhold --·············-·····-···········Arling-fon, 11inn.

Steffen, Allen ···-······················-·····-···--~1ilwaukcc, \\'is. \"olkert, Otto . _ ····-··············-······-···•Dcceascd. \\':ichhob:, TT ngo ···- ········,·······-···········--'1ilwaukcc, \\'i".

1,

CLASS 01· 'Qt (3) Gruber, Frede1ic -···························-····San Francisco, C-il.

Schoenberg. Otto ···················-·-·-····Dcccased.

Schultz, Gustav ················--·····-····-·····Dcceasecl.

c1~,s" OF ·02 (5) Albnxht, Herman _______...\[ilwaukee, Wis. 13arsd1, Otto -···················----······ Decea~ed.

I'lenz, .\lcxandcr -··············-·····-·-·-·-Appleton, \\.is.

Clasen. Henry ······································-·''"atertown, S. Dak ).la) erltoff, Benoni -·-··-··-··············-··"PPlcton, \ \·is.

CL~>'!'- OF 'OJ (7) .-\ lhrecht, l>USta,· . ····························st. Peter, \{inn.

Kahnen. Henry ···········-··········· .. ···- St. Paul, Minn. ~lanthey, \\'illiam ·--······-···•··· ·······-·\fih,auktct:, \Vi~.

Pape, .·\ r thur ··-······-······· •..... ··-······-· 1Iani towoc, \ Vis..

Reid, E,.m ··-··-····-·······-··· ·············-··Concord. ~. C.

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_______ A rthyde, :\finn.

Rowe, \\'illiam Schulz, Erne:s: ····--·-·----~"PPleton, Wis.

·04 ( .:i) Ehlen, Louis ----························· Doceased.

Hcllermann, \\ illiam ················-·--Xeenah, \\.is.

Kudart, Theodore ... _ .. ............_Deeeased.

Schultz, Theodore ·-·· ··············•····-·-Goodbue, Minn.

Sperling, Ida · -·····- . ..... ...... ·········-·Xe" t;lm, :\:linn.

CLASS OF "05 (8) Bartz, John ----····-·····-········Suring, \\'is.

Grimm, Fre<leric ···-····-···-······-·· ... Lewiston, :\[inIL Frey, Hugo ···················- · - ·····-······ .. St. Paul, :\!inn.

Hackbarth, :\fax ···-······- · · · · - - - - ' ''auwatosa, \Vis. Holzinger, Charles ··························- Deceased.

Lehmann, Albert ···············-·-··············-Stanton, X eb. :\Janens, C,11arles ··················----Deceased.

Srindt, Albert ···-····-····························-Xew Ulm, :\!inn.

CL\55 OF

Cl.ASS OF

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(6)

Gruber, Immanuel ···-······················ :Minneapolis, :\!inn.

Jaeger, Alexander ···-·······- ···-··----·Deceased.

Klatt, Huldreieh ········--- ·····-··-New Clm. :\[inn.

Kroll, Hermann ········------·--Seattle, \\'ash.

Raedeke, John ···--··-···-·····-··-·---··neceased. \V}neken, Gusta,c ---················ Reese, :\licit.

CUSS OF '07 (5) Diers, Hermann ............ ····-··-···········St. Paul, :\linn.

Loebel, Frederic ·················-·---)Jilwaukee, Wis. :\litzncr, Henry ....

- ---·--·\\"aterlown, \\'i~.

Rusch, Ernest ·······················-············-··).fanilowoc, \\'is.

Winter, Edmund ···-·-···- ·· ···········-Bay City, :\[ich.

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(-1-)

Aufderheide, Charles ·-·····-············-··Xew l , lm, :\linn.

Harmening, John ···········-····-····-····--Sleepy Eye, :\!inn.

Rolloff, E;mil ---············•······-··-····-- Fond <lu Lac~ \\'is.

Scheurer, :\larie _ ____ Oshko-,h, \\'i, CLASS Of' '09 (:i) Duin, Sieg£ ried ··-······-························ Decea•e<I. Gurgel, Hermann ····-···················--'''onewoc, \\'is.

Hippauf, Paul --------····-····Mankato, ),{inn.

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Schultz, Ferdinand ______________________.__. Milwaukee, \Yi~. _ _ _ _ Ann Arbor, Mich.

Wandersee, Albert CLASS OF '10 (6) Aufderheicle, Hrrman _ _ _ _ _ _ Xew Ulm, ).linn.

Bruesehoff, Richard ···········-..·············'Vatertvwn, \Vis. Kr,mse, Ernst ............................... _ .....).(ilwaukee, \\"is. lI ue~ing, \ \·alter ........·--·..·-············-· Dccea!>t:d.

Quandt, Courtney ····-···-··-···········.. Red \Ying, Minn.

S trauss, Edwin ...-··-··-····················-).(ilwaukee, \\'is.

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Haar, Agnes ............................................ ~li1meapoli~, .\linn.

Hohenstein, Carl ···-··-···-················.\1inneapolis, .\linn.

Kerko.w, Otto ---····---···-··--·-···---·····---···Jordan, .\!inn.

1feyer, Harry --·--·····-···-------·· Detroit, Mich.

Xitschke, Arthur '···-····---····--·····-·········Good Thunder. .\finn \\'ojahn, \\'illiam ··············-..··· -·····--··· ' -an D}TIC, \\"i;;.

Zarwell, Gerold ................................ \\'est Point, Xcbr.

CU,SS OF '12 (9) Aufderheide, Henha ......._ .. _ _ _ Xew lilm, .\linn.

Boemeke, Otto ············-··-·----Dt:ceased.

Fuhrmann, Carl -···-··-····---····....... Xorfolk, ~ebr.

Jacobs., Emil ··-····-···-........- ............Cleveland. Ohio.

Kirschke. \\·111. ···-·--·····---··-----····-·.\1ilwaukee, \ \'is.

Kuester, Ewald ·-·-·····--·- - - - - S t . Paul, .\linn.

Pape, Carl _ _ _ ____ ____ 1Iilwaukee, \Vis.

Peters, '\ Ima ..... ············-············..·········· Ft. Atkinson, \ Vis_ Retzlaff, Armin .. ········--···-· ................ Xew Ulm, ).[inn.

CLASS OF '13 (6) Albrecht, Oscar ----·······-······-··- \ Vatertown, \Vis. Faubel, August - --·-------..···--····----- Indianapolis, Ind. Gawrisch, John ·--····-·····-·····--·-··-·-·-·•-La Crosse, \\'is. ).!eyer, Fred -······..············............_ .... ).Iilwaukce, \\'is. \\'achier, Gustav ...................____ !\[anitowoc, \Vis. Windland, Alfred ···-···- ..· · - -..···-Xew Ulm, 1finn.

CU,SS OF '14 (5) Backer, ]:;mil ···-·· · - - - - · ·········....... Xe\, Ulm . .\{inn.

Dommer, ~1artin _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .-\lgoma, Wis. Hohenstein, \\'alter ---·······-Lake City, 1f inn.

Luedtke, Leo .........................·--··-·-----·-Pigeon, \lkh.

Stephan, T.eonorn - - - - · · · · ········-Xew Ulm, \finn.

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CLASS OF '15 (6) Gram5, Lillian -------·······-·:\lilwaukee, \\'is.

Hinz, Carl A .. ----·--················· '.\lason City, la.

Kir~chke, Erich ···················-----1>1ilwaukee, \\'is. '.\leyer, George ····················-··················:\Iedford, \\'is.

Svaude, Paul ·········--···-·········· ............ Lake Tienton, :\{inn. \Yirth, Jacob ......-·······-····- ···················St. Paul. :\linn.

CL"SS OF ' 16 (11) Bassow, Emily -·····-··················..······-·Appletoo, :\[inn.

Ebert, Erich ......................_ _ _ _ _ Baraboo, Wis. Falde, Aadel ·········-····------St. Paul, l\linn.

Forbes, Louis ..........................................

Gerlach, Adolph ................................-Xew l'lm, },(inn.

1':oenig, Ernst .................................. St. Louis, :\fo.

I..:olanrlcr, Paul ..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ \\'aterloo, \Vis. '.\f ant hey, Albert ··-··············-···-·--· Dccease<l.

Sit1.. Herbert --···-·····················-·-Xcw Ulm, :\[inn.

Trettin, Emil ................_ _ _ _ _ _ ).filwaukee, \\'is. \\'esterkamp, Paul ···················-···-·····Dctroit, ).fich.

CL\SS OF '17 (9) Dyslerheft, :\Iinnie ·····················-··········:\1ir111eapolis, 1li.nn.

Ehlke, Arthur ................______ )Jilwaukee, Wis. Fritz. Lydia ··-·····..····-···-··~····---···Spring Valley, \\'is.

Giese, Hulda ···-····-···--··--····-·····).(inneapolis, '.\finn.

Johnson, \\"alter ········- ···-·········--········ \\'is. Rapids, \\'i~.

Kohlhoff, Walter -···-..-····-····-·····Jordan, )!inn.

Luehring, Henry ·············-····················· Xicollct, :\!inn.

Xaumann, Hedwig ............................... St. Paul. i\Iinn.

Zinter, Helen ............ . ........................ Derea,erl.

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Fritz, Edna ..........·-····-..··-··················-Summit, So. Dak. Gehm, Ema ··-····--···--···-···················Day City, :\Iich.

C~hm, Johannes ................................. Toledo. 0. :\let?~ Theodore ·····- ............................ Northrop, Minn. '.\foskop, Albert ..... ···- ......................... Fond du Lac, \\'i,,_ Reuter, Elizabeth .................................. Port Orrhard, \\'a~h.

Sperling. Ernest ·-··-·················--···· .... X cw Dim, :\[irm Sreffenhagen. Caroline .......................... Keno:;;ha. \\'i5.

Stra5len, Frieda ...........·- -·-····-········'.\[i\waukee, \Vis. Zaeske, Clara .........•······-····--··-····--······· Oconomowoc, \ Vis.

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CL.._55 OF '19 (6) Albrecht, F.rna ································-····Xew Lim, :\.finn. ~ttcher, Theodore --··········-···-···-Kaukauna, \Vis. Buenger, Clara _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Kenosha, \\.is.

Dierks, Augu~t -·····-·····-·····-·------· )fenasha, \Vi:;.

Garbrecht, Martin ------··---·- \Vaukesha, \\'is. ;I.funding-er, Clara · · - - - - - - ..John;;on, :\!inn.

CL"'SS OF •zo (9) Blauert, Edgar -······..-····-······-··----·-···Greenleaf, \Vis. Buzek, Anna ---·····---··--Czecho-Slovakia.

Gedicke, Frieda - · · · - - - - - - ' \ e w lilm, :\{inn.

Glaeser, Gilbert ·-··························· ...... Krnosha, Wis. Montgomery, Esther - - - · ·- · _ St. Jame,, ::\!inn.

Ptlzl, Theodore ··-····· - - - - - · _ Xew Elm, :\Iino. \-\'f'is=born, Otto -············- _ _____.St. Paul, ;\[inIL \\'ilbrecht, Arnold -···----·-···· -··--Brownsyille, \Vis. ·---Xew t;lm, ~lino. \-\'inter, L)dia ------·-·· CLASS or '21 ( 13) Bergemami, Siegbert ---·-····-·····-·· Watertown. Wis. Bradtke, Edward ---····---Lakefield, 11inn.

Fritz, Esther ----·-·············-·--·Fairfax, :\.finn.

Hinz, Erna ·-·----·-·····-··························\Villiam~port, Pa. ::\fittclstaedt, Adeline _ _ _ _ _ .. Dccca.;;ed. .. Med Buel, Ill 11ocller, Leona - - · - - - Sehimmelpfcnning, Anita ············-·-· .Oconomowoc, \\'is.

Schmidt, Edward - - - --·-····-· .. ;l.[ilwaukec, Wis. Schnitker, Irene _ _ _ _____ ._;\Iinoeapolis, :\Iino.

Schriefer, Katherine _ _ _ _ . Kenosha, Wis. Sc-hulz, Godfrey ·····························-· ... ;\lilwaukee, \\'is.

Sit1, Ema _ _ _ _ ___ \\'atertown, \\.is.

Stellje5. Otb _ _ _ __ _ _ _ ;\lil"aukee, \\"is.

CL\SS OF '22 ( IJ) Albrecht, \'ictor --···--···..·····-·-·'fanitowoc, \\'is.

Albrecht, \\.alter --· · - - - - - T,.a Cro,,,;, \\"is.

Beisel, )fargaret ......................... ______._ l~'lkefiel<l, ).!inn.

Engel, Leona -···········-..-···------··Adrian, ;I.Iich.

Giegling, Lillie - · · · - -· - - __ _.. Milwaukee, \\"is.

Haertel, Gertrude - · - - -- ··- ··--·-Fairmont. ~!inn. llu~o. Dena ···-············-·-··············-··Lakc l\[ills, lowa.

Koch, Gerda - ·· ···-···-------;\fanitowoc, Wis.

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Koehler. Florence ···-·····-···-···--\\"aceno"u. \\.is.

Lein, Johanna _ ··-••··- ·- Glenham, S. Oak. Sie,·en. -\da ··-··············-····-·-····-···Watertown, \Vis. \\.iechmann, Renata - - · - - ·- - Good Thunder, :\imn. \\ ilbrecht, Irma ········--·• ·············- P.eshtigo, \\'is. l:Lo\SS OF '2J (9) Backer, ..\delbert ········-·--·-- La Cro:,:,e, \\.is.

Falk, Anna ___ - ·-···· .. Gibbon, :\hnn.

Hafner, Pauline _ _ _ __ ._Green Bay, \\ 1;..

Huehnerkoch, Esther _ _ _ _ ___ Deceased.

John. Frieda --·-··-- · _ ___ Xicollet, :\Iinn.

Krueger, Arthur ···········--··· ·····-····-Phoenix, Ariz.

Kuehn. Elmer ···-· ·- ··-···-······•·-:\lilw,.ltlkee, \\.i:..

Me,serli, \"t:rona -·-······ ·-··--·-Columhu,, \\'b.

Sonn, Lester ··-··--·····-·· ···-··-···•-··· -\ppleton, \\.is.

CLASS OF '2-J (9) Gicschen. Gertrude ····-·····-··--··· ....... \\"au\\atosa., \\'is.

Gi1:ic" ski. l:.thel ···-···-·---- __ Columbus. Ohio.

Hanns, Loui,c -······ - - - - ···-····Baraboo, \\1,.

Heel-., I lell'n - -··-•--··•·- ··-··--Lal..e Ci1y, :\[inn.

Xolte. -\mninctte ···--····· ····-······-:\lilwa11kee. \\'is.

Oetjen. Yinla ···-·········· ·······-··············:\lilwa11kec. \\'b. \\·imcr. .¼ma · · -- · · -- - - - " aukc,ha, \\"b.

Yanke, Ruth ···················- ··········-·••···-L."' Cro ,1:. \\'is. lempd, Lydia-· - ---···-·--Plymouth. ~ebr.

CL.\,,, or '2.5 (8) Uueni:-er. E.sth1:r .. ·- ···· ---····-·Xew Clm, :\!inn.

Jantz. .-\rTin ···-·-·· -·· -·····-······-·"en10n Harbor. :\lich \feyer, Laura ·-·· -·····-·-·········-··lTinkley, Minn. ~(uellcr. Fri1:da - ---·-···--····-Jane5'.;nc, :\linn.

Oswal<l. Kurt .. ·······························-· \\·atertown, \\'is.

Stcn,ruu. Sophu,; - - ······-·- _:\lilbank, S. Dak. \\"ilbrccht. Hl'rtha ··········-····-····· . ..S1. Paul. :\linn. \\"itt. Carl . ·--·······-··--····-·····-· ._Xcw Ulm, :\firm.

CT.\SSot·'26 (1-t) Backer. Edgar --·····--····· ._Sagina,,, Mich.

Oermin~er. George - -- - - - ._:\filwauktt, \\ i,.

Glaest"r. .\ngclica .. _ _ _ _ 1Iilwauktt, \\ ,~.

Hainl'r .-\Ima _ _ _ ____ Yelm, \\ash. llauch, Herbert ... _ _ _ _ Benton Harbor. :\rich.

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Hoffmann, .\IaTtin -----······-·Kaukaw1a. \\.i.;..

Lau, Theodore _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Hortom·ille. \\'is . .\!eyer, John _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Montello, \\'is. .\lueller, Gerhard ....................................Grafton, Kehr.

Price, Leona ..................- ...·------·-----·Milhank, S. Dak. Rauschke, A rmin .................- ...··-·····-Lake City, .\!inn.

Roeder, Emma ···-···········...- .............-.Stanton, Xebr. \\'aidclich, Guenther -··········..-·....._...\,lilwaukee, \\'is.

Zorn, Loretta ···--··-·----······-··Cle\·eland, 0.

CLASS OF •27 ( 17) .\lbrccht, Erna ......_ _ _ _ _ _ _ Bylas. A riz.

Bartsch, Erwin .. ................................- ... Johnson, .\linn.

Finup, Carl -·········---···--······-····-···--·Bea\'er l>am, \\"is.

Ihlenfeld, Helmuth _ _ _ _ Columbus, \\.is.

John, Gertrude - - - - · - - - · - · \\.atertown, \Vis..

Jordahl, Olina _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Lake .\!ills, Iowa.

Kiecker. George ................................._.Appleton, \Vis..

Koester, Arthur ..................... ············-·Fonrl rlu Lac, \'Vis..

Loeck, Orto -··..····-···········..·····-···-Balatun, .\!inn.

Yaakesrad, Harriet -·········-·----Good Thunder, .\!inn.. .\,fartin, Hilda ··--····-··-······--············-.. Echo, .\!inn. .\fueller, Carl _ .......................................Saginaw, ~ich.

Paap, Gertha .......................................- .. Good Thunder, .Minn Ro,~w. Edwin - - - - - · · · ······--·Amboy, .\linn.

Schulz, Henry ........- .......... _ _ _ _ St. Paul, .\linn.

Siegler, Cordelia ................ _ _ _ _ Stratford, \\'is.

Sievert, .\lartha .................................... \\ inthrop, .\finn.

U •.-\SS Ot· '28 (23) Bartel~, Fritz ···-··-------Owosso. .\Iich.

RarL~ch, .\lelincla _ _ _ _ _ ....- .. Fore:-t Park, Ill. Buchholz, Esther - - - - - - -....-.\fadison, \Yi,.

Dey, Gertrude .........·-···--·····..·····-·········Xeenah, \Yi,.

Duestcrhocft, Juliane ............................ Con·usu. .\[inn.

Gieschcn, Dorothea .............- ................ .\lilwaukee. \\"is.

Grimm, Er" in .....· - - - - · ·..-·····-··St. Paul. .\!inn.

Kramer. Irene ....................................... _. .\lorton, .\linn.

Krause. Irma ..- .........................._._.. La Crosse. \\'is.

Kuehn, Herbert ..._ ...................·-····-·.\1eh-ina. \\'is.

Leitzke, Emil ---···-----··....· ....... Two Ri..-ers. \Vis. .\!eyer, Henry ........................................ .\[obridge, S. Dak. .\1oerer, Augusta .................................... Deeea5ed 66

Olson, Olive ·--···----- - ---\lih,aukee, \\'is.

Ottenbacher, Arthur _ __ _ __ Zeeland, X. Dale.

Pape, Waldemar ------· \[,-dford, Wis. Schriefer, William -···-- - - ··-Xew Ulm. \finn.

Schuetze, \!argot ··••·· · · - - - .____ Lewi~ton, :\Iinn.

Seehusen, \Iartha - - - - · ·..···-·-- Xew Ulm, '.\Iinn.

Sie,ert, Hertha _ _ _ __ _ __ \\·atertown, \Vis. Skogen, Inez ............... _ _ __ _ _ \[inncapolis. \!inn. \\'aterman, Florence ..--·· _ ...-\leh-ina, Wis. \\ ilde, Erwin ...... _ _ __ ... _ ....Lewiston, \{inn.

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Albrecht, \larrin - ----··---Xt:\\ Clm, .\finn.

Bender, \folly _ __ __ _ _ _ :\Jgoma, \\.is.

Bergholz, \largarct ··-··..·•·••···-···-··'filwaukee, \Vi~.

Boe<e, Tiemhardt ·········-····--····-···········?\'ew London, Wi~.

Boettcher, lrma - - -----·-...- .X~nah, \Vis. Conradt, Tda - - - - -- - - - -1'..enosh.."l. \\'is.

Fuerqcnau, Adolph _ _ _ _ ... Keno<ha, \\'i~.

Geiger, \Iarie ..........- ------···--··--Algoma, \Vis. Hagedorn, Fred ___________ ....... \Iilwaukee, \Vis. Jordahl, Jeanette --·····- ........._ _ \lanchester, \[inn.

Kremin. \'iota _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ \'e•ta, \linIL hlei~ter, Xorma - - - - - --·-Ray City, \Iich.

Meyer, Charles - ··-····..- - ---Lake Benton, Minn. \lucller, Adelheid ·-···-..····-------·-Fore,t Park. Ill. Os\\ald. Irma _ ___ .......... Fremont. \Vis. Pape, Gerhardt . ··· -- - - ·- ..·---J uncau. \\·is.

Ralm, Ellen . ____ Redwood Falls. Minn.

Schuetze, Hildegard ..............................\Vhiteriver, Ariz.

Schwarz. Dorothy --·-·------~e" Clm, \[inn.

Sievert. Alma _ __ _ _____ \\·est Allis, \\'1<.

Stegemann, William _ __ __ _ \\'altham, \[inn.

Steinberg. \lartha - -- - - -- Chicago, Ill. Stindt, \Valdemar ............................._.Bay City, )[ich. \ ' ergin, Leopold .........- ....._. _ _ _ \{ilwaukee, \Vi<. \ 'oge l. Leonarda - - - ·- - - - - Bnrhngion. \\'i~. \\·a«mann. Eleanor - - - - -· _ Owo<5<>, \[ich. \\ f'nrlt, Helene - - -- .........._ . Fairmont, \1inn. \1,,prner. .\da ............................................ 1lilw:mkf'f', \\'i~. \\.ohmann. \\'illiam --·- ·····--..-Bay City, ).fich. _ _ __ Fairmont. ).[im• Zeitz. Ernest

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Albrecht, Armin _ _ _ _ _ Appleton, \\'is.

Albrecht, :\Iildred _ _ _ _ _ _ Milwaukee, Wis. Busse, :\Cartin _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.._Two Rivers, \Vis. Busse, Walter -------···-······t;· S. Army.

Bussmann, Hildegard _ _ _ _ _ Hortonville, \Vis. Duesterhoeft, :\farie .. _ _ _ _ _ Goodhue, }.!inn.

Engel, Molly -···········------Saginaw, ~Iich.

Fehlaucr, Adolph ··----·-------···:\[ilwaukee, \\·i.,.

Gabrysh, Helen ·-···-----·····... Kenosha, \Vis. Klug, :\largaret -·-···---·..····•-···Xapa, C.al.

Levorson, Valborg ..........- ................... Emmon~, :\.firm.

Loeslin, Emma ··-· - ----···--·:'\ew Ulm, Minn.

Louis, Viola -········-·..·-· ... _ _ _ _ Rockford. Ill. :\ieier, Irma .................. _ _ _ _ _ Truman, :\[inn.

Meyer, Arnold ·-····----··-··········Mih\aukec, \Vis. :\iundinger, Gerhard ................ ·····-··Tucson, Ariz.

Xolte, Edwin - - - - · - - - - - ~ e w Ulm, Minn.

Roehler, Martin ····-·····-·-----"°ayne, :Mich.

Rudolph, Adele ··-·--····-----:\1inneapolis, Minn.

Schimmclpfcnnig, Lacorda -····-······-Jefferson, \Vis. Schmidt, Armin -······ _ ___ ._\"emon Center. :\{inn.

Sprengeler, Arthur - · ----····..···St. Paul, Minn.

Zarling. Irene - - - - · · ···-•·····-···..· Rhinelander, \\"i,.

Zuberbier, Traugott ···------Winona, :\{inn.

CL,\SS OF 'JI (9) Broker, Sylvan -------······Utke Mills, \\'is.

Duin, Gerald ...... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ U . S. Anny Hellmann, Edmund · - · - · - -- ···-Milwaukee, \\'is.

Huber, Walter ··················-··-············..Sebcwaing, :\Iich.

Klan, Harold ...................................... Sleepy E.ye. :\I inn.

Kutz, Harold .................................·-·······Fairmont, Minn.

Oswald, Hertha ................................... Detroit, :\fich.

Redeker. Frank _ .................................. Tomah, \\"is.

S1einheri::. \\'airer ----·············:\fankato. :\[inn.

CLA~S OF '32 (22) Arndt. Emanuel ··- ···-···-···----11ilwaukee, \,Vis. Becker, Gerold ···········-······-···--···- -·--Bethel, ~linn.

Behmer, Raymond ..... ----······Ta"as Cit). :\Iieh.

Bode, Edith ···---···-···-·-·········:\fadison, \Vis. Fahje, :\lathilda ················-········-··-·-Fond du Lac, \Vis. Genz, \\"ilma ............................................ Ixonia, \\'is.

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Gruenhagen, Henry ................................ West Bend, Wis. Harnisch, Marguerite ............................ Winona, Minn.

Hormann, Frederick .............................. West Salem, Wis. Huhn, Armin ..........................................Milwaukee, Wis. Humann, Ervin ........................................ Helenville, Wis. Koepsell, Gerhard .................................. Manitowoc, Wis. Lehmann, Victor .................................... -Ixonia, Wis. Manthey, Frederic .................................. Rhinelander, \Vis. Mehlberg, Clara ....................................Jamestown, No. Dak Raabe, Lester .......................................... Watertown, Wis. Redeker, Frances ....................................Chesaning, Mich.

Schauer, Roland .................,.................. Watertown, Wis. Sievert, Erich ............................................ Neillsville, Wis. Sievert, Richard ...................................... Flint, Mich.

Timm, Gilbert .......................................... Deceased.

Zahn, Meilahn .......................................... Oshkosh, Wis. CLASS OF

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Bartels, William ...................................... Oshkosh, Wis. Beck, Fred ................................................ Foley, Minn.

Boock, Gertrude ...................................... Burlington, Wis. Bremer, John ..................................."....... Hustisford, Wis. Dahms, Ardella ........................................ Nicollet, Minn.

Deibert, Edna .......................................... Milwaukee, Wis. Hafenstein, Vera ....................................Westby, Wis. Kessler, Orlando .................................... U. S. Army.

Lahmann, Eleanor ................................Flint, Mich.

Lober, Arnold .......................................... Milwaukee, Wis. Meier, Arthur .......................................... East Fork, Ariz.

Paap, Hildegard .................................... New London, Wis. Schuetze, Victoria ..................................La Crosse, Wis. Schumacher, Adelia ................................ Neillsville, Wis. Sorgatz, Edwin ........................................ St. Paul, Minn.

Sorgatz, Walther .................................... Bylas, Ariz.

Steinberg, Edna ...................................... Fairchild, Wis. Wacker, Carl ............................................ Manitowoc, Wis. Wiech,mann, Edgar ................................ Rockfield, Wis. Wilbrecht, Adolf ......................................Wausau, Wis. 'J CLASS OF '34 ( 17) Arras, William ....... :................................. Bay City, Mich.

Baumann, Louise .................................... Gibbon, Minn.

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Ilehrens, Elmer - · - -· ········-·-·'Veyauwega. \\'i~.

Berndt, Korbcrt - - - -- ··-·-·Bay City, \fich.

Dode, Esther . - - - -- - --Faribault, \[inn.

Broker, Floyd .......- - -·--- - -\\'inona. :Minn.

Glende. Arthur · - - - -- ---Arlington. \[inn.

Heimann, Esther - - --·······•·······Kcnosha, \\'is.

Jacobs, Roland - - - -- ---Fond du Lac. \\·i~.

Kopitzke, Eldor - - - -- ---Appleton, Wis. Lorenz, Ruth ···············--- - --Arlington, \linn.

0,wald, Clara - - - -- -- - X . Forni du Lac, \\'is.

Robisch, Elizabeth ·········--·..·---Tawas City, Mich.

Roekle, \Valdema.r _ _ _ __ _ Tawas City, \licit.

Schulz, Rudolph - - -- - - -~ox Lake, \\ is.

Stellick, Christina _ _ __ ··- ··-Tomah, \Vis. _ _ _ __ ..Cudahy, Wis.. \"ogcl, Gertrude CLASS OP '35 (16) Clements, Ida - ·· _ _ _ _ _ _ Xcenah, Wis. Diersen, Harry ······--·..-··---Xewburg, Wis. Duehlmeier, Raymond _ _ ____Xicollet. \fmn.

Fchlauer, Herman _ _ __ _ _ __...ilwaukce, \\"is.

Gilbert, Gerhard ·········-·---· _Milw--.iukec. \Vis. Hasse, Henry •airmont, ~ n.

Lawrenz, \ ·era ·--···-- - - .........Lomira. \\'is.

Xantkc, .\da - - · . _ _ _ _ _ _ \Vest Bend, \\'is.

Prosek, Elsie _ ___ - -----Bangor, Wis. Radl, Clarence ······- - · ____ Suring, \\'i:,. \f,lwauket!, \\"i.,.

Rauschke, ~arlin _ .......

Riess, Raymon<l - - -- - ····-Cilx-cue, Ariz.

Sauer, Doris _ _ _ _ __ \filwaukee, Wi:..

Schnitker, Ruth - - - --· ...._\fanitowoc. \\"i,.

Teske, Linda .. · -- - -- - -· Tomah, \\is. \\'e}lan<l, Helen _ _ _ _ _ _ _Xecnah, \Vis. CL.ASS OF

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Berg, Eh1.abcth ____ ____ .-\pplcton. \\"i~.

Brockclman, Allk:n ......... ······-····--·Yak1ma, \\'ash. \lcye,, Frances - ···-·-- - ·--Xew London, \Vis. :'\loldenhauer, Deata ···-····---'lilwaukee, \\"i,.

J\'olte, \\'aldcma, - -- · ···--··-Cudahy, Wis. Xommen~en, .\dclc -·-·--····•-·· _....Freeport, Ill Prctze,, Erwin .....................................-Saginaw, \(ich.

Seehusen, Ruth -·- · -- - - - ····- Wi~. Rapids, Wis.

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Stindt, Oliva . ·····-·--··········-··· ....Sheridan, Wyo. Strege, Agnes -------·····-···-Austin, ).lion. uhlig, Ruth - -·····-- - · - ·· · · - - -Two Rivers, \Vis. \\'antoch, Julius ········--·- _ ___c\c:oma, ).finn. \Vegner, 1fargarct --······-· ······-·••····So. 11ilwaukee, \Vis. \\'eyland, Rudolph - - - - - · - - · -Pawnee, Okla. \\'itte, Florence - - ---···-·~eenah, Wis. \\ ollenburg, Ora ...... ···········---··-··· .~filwaukec, \\·is.

CLASS OF '37 ( 18) Bradtke, ).lilton ---·· _ _ _ .Columbus, \\·i,.

Copf)!'n,, .\rnold ·····-···-··· \\·auwawsa, \\'i,.

Gunn, Catherine Cro,,e, \\'i,.

Holzhueter. Ruby \\ aterloo, \\"is.

Kelm. \"eleda -··· Detroir, Mich.

Koe.bier, 1largaret ···-············-··-· ....\lilwaukee, \Vis. Kuehn, Erna _ _ ______ &rahoo, \\"i:..

Limpcrt, Gertrude _______ La Cro:.:.c, \\'is.

).fueller, Helen Jane ··············--···- ....St Paul, ).!inn.

Paape, Esther ··-····-----...Kenosha, \\'is.

Priesz. Cecilia · - - - - - _).filwaukee, \\'is.

Raddatz, Florence -···· · · - - -- .. Bay Cit), 11ich.

Richter, Olga ·······-·····-·····-···---··'Vis. Rapids, Wis. Rolloff. Gerhard _ _ _ __ __ .-\ppleton, \\'is.

Stoekli. \\ iniricd ···-···--·----Xee11ah, \\"is.

Taras, Eva -············-- · - ---·····Xeenah, \\'is.

Timm. Agne• -·-·····-_ _ _ _ Willow Lake, S. D. Trapp. L1lltan ____ _ _ _ _ \\ aukesha, \\"i~ l:L-\SS 01' '38 ( 14) .-\lbrecl-t E~tclla ________Minneapolis. 1[inn.

Hehren,, X orwald _ _ _ __ ___.\mboy, 11inn.

Beutler. Elizabeth ····-··· - ---~-a Crosse, \\·i,.

Engelhardt. Hcnr} ---·· - ·········-Wood Lake, 11 inn. ____ \\'est ~llis. \Vi:,.

Geil, Dand -······--•-· IImnenthal, ).larie _ _ _ _Fond du Lac, \\'is.

Hoefer, Roland ... ····-···-----Kenosha, \\'i~. ~(mel-tcadt. Karl _ Decea"Cd. Xolte, Robert ............ _______ .BeaYer Dam. \\'i,.

Pagenko1>f. )1) rtle ----·····..··················Oriska, Xo. Dak. P lagge, Dorothy _ _ _ _ _ _ _Goo.d Thunder. 1linn Schnitktr. Heme _ _ _ __ ___ st. Jam~~. 11iiuL

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Swantz, Ralph ........... - - - - - L a Crosse, \\'is. \\'alther, Gertrude _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Saginaw, ;\fich.

CL--.ss OF '39 (18) Berg, Florence - - - - - - - - ~ v a r t a , \\'is.

Birkhol~ Naomi ------Wood Lake. ).!inn.

Bode, Marie - -- - · - - - - - B a y City, ::'lfich.

Bode, Ruben _ _ ________...,eceased

Boelter, Geraldine -···········•··-·····..-··- \\'aterto"n, \\'is..

Frochlke, Dorothy -·········...................-Minneapolis, :\!inn.

Fuerstenau, Paul ··-······--····-···-····-Hazel, S. Dak. Gchlhar, Ruth ·- - · · · Iilwaukee, \\.is.

Koeninger, Ruth . _ _ _ _ _ _ _:\filwaukee. \\'is.

Krenz, Henry ...._________ :\{ilwaukee, \Vis. LtLx.. Ervin ...- ........ _ _ _ _ _ __ Bay City, )iich. ).le)·er, Robert _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Princeton, ).[inn.

).loldenhauer, Adair ··········-··----Crete, Ill. Oehlke, Florence _ _ _ _ __ _ Freedom, Wis. Sauer, Naomi ---'-------Cudahy, \\'i;:.

Temple, Marion _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Appleton, Wis. Thurow, Lenore _________Jefferson, Wis. \\.ehausen, Edgar -·····----····--Fort Alkin~on, \\'is.

CL-.SS OF • ~ (2()) Ilode. Roland _ ....- ...·-·..···----Ray City. ::'llich.

Fischer, Gilbert ···········-·····-·· Fond du Lac. \\'i,;.

Gruendemann, Estl1er .......·-····-··--Bay City, ::'lfich.

Hotlen, Curtis ............................·-···-·).fadison. \\'i~. lngebritson, Julius -····-···-----Tacoma, \\·ash.

Kowalke, Grace ................._____Janc,,·ilk. \\.is.

Lawrenz, Irmgard ·······------~1anitowoc, \\.is.

Lutz, Gertrude .....

-----"Oshko,h, Wi;:.

Meyer, Ruth - - - - - · · •- ..· · -·-Sparta, Wis. lfoeller, Raymond - - - -....._ ..._l:.;:enosha, \\"i,.

Xesseth, Valborg ...· -····· ····-······-···_nea,·er D'dIIl, \Vis. Xitz, Richard ____ - - - - - ~ t. Paul Minn.

Reierson, Jeanette ...._ .._ _ _ _ _Tracy, ::'ltinn.

Scharlemann, Ferd. -··············---Lake Cit), 1finn.

Schmelzer, Gerhard -·-············ Sebewaing, ~Iich.

Schultz. \Vilma ··-·· .......·---······..-Truman, :\Iino.

Steinberg, Hazel - - - - - · -Truman, 11inn.

Tradup, K Orman - - - - - - U . S. Army Vangen, Lois _ _ __ _ _ __ _ Bay City, ::'lfich.

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- ----··-··-'-eenah, \Yis.

CL.\SS ot' '41 (21) Hade, Arthur_____ ___ ::\larmarth. Xo. Oak. Fi<;Ch<'r, Isabelle -·········-- ··········...- B ) las, -\riz.

Fredrich, Loi:. .. ·-----··--Ilelenville. \\ i<-.

Heckmann, George - - - - - - ~ - CrosH\ \\·;~ Hintz, Bernice _ - - - -- - -So. \filwaukec, \\'i:,.

Klinker, Louise - ----···------·.Marinette, \\'is.

Kuether, \\'illiam ----·············-Sanborn, ).finn.

Lcinwander, Bernice _ _ ___ .._Kew London, \Vis. :Mallrneg, Harley___ .._ _ Colomt', So. Dak. :Mattek, F1oy<l _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ Kewaunee, \Yis.

).fueller, Wilbert - - -······ ·-····-Bylas, Ariz. \fuenkel, Ralph ·-········-··-·····--··-··········"'ayne. )Jich.

P ne,z. Ruth ... _ _ _ _____ \filwaukcc. \\'i,.

Puttm, Lorraine _ _ _ _ __ _ _Jf'ffrr:-lOn \Yb. Ridf'r, C.arolinc _ _ __ _ ___Tomah, Wis. Rolloff, Earl _ _ _ _ .....\Yinona, )finn.

SchroL-der, Morton - - -·- __ _ .. )faclison, \\'i~.

Schumann, Dolores ----··-··--Benton Harbor, \lich.

Toepel, Dorothea ·--··-- _____ La Cro,,e. \\'is. \\"iechmann, Erhardt ... ·---- ·····-·Fairmont. \[inn.

Zimmermann, Ethel ···-·························Sagi11a,,, )licl1.

CL.\SS OF '42 (16) Buro\\, Harold - · ··· . .

-···--Decca~e<l.

Bu,,1:. OifTord _ _ __ -·--\Va,cc-.i. ::l.lin11.

Dommer, Ruth ........·-·····- - --Beaver Dam, \\' is.

Falk, Adelia -·· ·-·· ··············--··--Kew London, \\'is.

Gerlach. \'emon ··- _ _ _ _ __ \ "an D)ke, :\J ich.

Gie,eke. :\far) Ann .... _ _Xew t·lm. :\linn.

Kempiert, Or,ille _ _ _ _ _ _t;. S. Army

Krau"C, Gilbert ----·······..·····-C. S. A11ny Xolting, Paul - - - - ·-·- ..-Thiem,ille. \\"i,.

Sauer, Charlott(" -----····-···-Thiem,, ille. \\·i~.

Sl"h\\eppe, Rf'tty _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _1lih,auk~ \\ i,.

Stem, F.unice - - ---··-···-··- - _Cataract. \\·is.

S1cx:kli. Gertrude ··········-············-···-'ladi,;on, \\·is.

Stru••. Ruth ···-··-··········-······..·····-···-Bea,er Dam. \\"i<. l'lrich, Loraine - · · - - -- ---Slttp) .t)e. )fmn.

Zie•f'mer. Charlotte _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Fond du Lac, Wis.

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Konelcll). Alice ·············--····-···············"'Va)ne. ~licl1.

Kutz, Anita -·····-··--·····-··············-·········Racine, \\'is.

Leitzke, :Martin -···-·······-·····-··············-··Kimberl), \\"is.

Lindloff. Gladys .. . ·······- ........ --·····-·:Milwaukee. \\.is.

P oetter. H.ichard ···- -·······························F airfax, 1\linn.

Reier, Corintha -························-··········Bay Cit)·, \Iich.

S1echmann, \ ·iolet ...... -········•················St. Paul, \finn.

I..ake Cit)·, \finn.

Sweeney, Helen ..... ··- .................. \\.alz, En·in .............................................Ann Arbor, Mich.

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Engdhardl, Ruth ···· ·-····-··--·-····--·····-·Bangor, \\'is.

Gieseke, Carol ··-···--··· _ _ _ _ _\fankato, \.Jinn.

Gnmzc, Richard ··--····-·-----Bcllc Plaine. \(inn.

Hilger, \l)ron - -··-···-···--·······L iberty, \\"i,..

Huebner, Ione ·---··---·- - - - - - "·est Salem, \\·is.

Kehl. Leslie -----····-······-········Adrian. Mich.

Purtin, \fargaret ·········--····-·····-·········Appleton, \\·i,..

Quandt, Lillian ..... _ _ _ _ __ _Kenosha, \\"is.

Smith, Ruth ········-··--· _ _ _ _ _Toledo, Ohio T OTAL

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Graduates of High School Department ]UXE

9, 1944

Abendroth, Delores -------Rhinelander, \Yis. Alhrccht, Qul!lltin ·····----··-·-•Bowdle, So. Oak. Bauer, Gerhard -·····-····· · · - - - - -Echo, ~!inn.

Bode, Eugene ···-···--········· · · - - - - Xew l:lm, ).finn.

Ftseher, Arlene ·····················-···-···--•Xew Ulm, \!inn.

Gerlach, Lorna--·•··-· - - - - - - .New l.ilm, \(inn.

Guede, Harold -········· - - - - - -11ilwaukee, Wis. Greve, Lola ·····-·······- - - - ..-Aurora, So. Dak. Hellmann, Ric.hard ----·····-········•N'ew Ulm, Minn.

Hinz. Yem - -·------··-···········Fairmont, \finn.

Knutson, Lois - -- - - - - - - Xew Ulm, :Minn.

Kock, Son-al ··---·-·······················Goodhue, \[inn.

Kuehne, John -----······················Reeds,-ille, \Vis. Kuester, Janice ----------Chaseburg, \\is.

Kuske, Helen ···-·····-·········-··---Rem-ille, \finn.

T.earman, Korma --···························-·•New London, \Vis. Pelzl, James -------·····-·······-·New Ulm, \[inn.

Poehler, Esther - - - - · - - - - N e w lilm, ).[inn.

Riess, Ebie ···--··························-·······-··New Ulm, \finn.

Ring. \\'alter ·······················-··----N'ew Ulm, \finn.

Schultz, Glenda ········-------Kew l:lm, ).{inn.

Schweppe, Flora ··············-··---··-·····Kew {;Im, \linn.

Sitz, Carleton ··-···-·-·······-··-··········-·····Kew Ulm, :.\finn.

Spaude. \lilton _________ J.ake Renton, l\finn.

Trettien, Carroll -·-------············Kew Ulm, Minn. \\·eber. Lorraine ··--····-···-····----Ell-.-ton, So. Oak. Zarling, l\·an ····--·-··-····-···----Rockfield, \\'is.

Zietlo\\. Ardelle - - - - - - -... Chaseburg, \\"is. -28

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