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Dr. Martin Luther College

High School and Normal Catalog for 1945 -1946

Announcements for 1946-1947

NEW ULM, MINNESOTA

19¾6 ~ortbwcstcrn Publishing House

:Yilw·aukee. '\"\-iscoru;in

-+Dr. Martin Luther College uncompromisingly clings to the divine inspiration of the Bible.

believes, therefore, that all education, if it is to be really beneficial to the individual and to the COIIJ-munity, 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. Luther

College

stands

for

Dr. Martin this

Truth,

preaches this Word, and builds all of its educaÂ tion on this Basis.

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The late Ke'I,â€¢. C. 1. Albrecht Founder and FiNt President

Calendar for the Year 1946-1947 11)..16 September 17, Tur~<lay,

8: JC a. m., Opening Service

and Registrations

a. m., Beginning of Recita-

tion:,. Xo,ember 28, Thursday, De~rnber 19, Thursday,

Thanksgiving Day. Christmas Reres-; Begins, ~

p. m.

19-Âź7 January

7, Tuesday,

Recitation:, Rc:,umeJ after Christmas l{eces"-, 8 a. m.

January

29 to 31,

Semester Examination~.

February

l, Satur<lay,

Clo,f' of Semester.

February

3, :\fon<lay,

Seeon<l Semester Bl.'gin:,.

27, Thursday,

April

Tuesday,

30, Friday, June

.:i, Thursday,

Holiday.

Rcce~, Begins after Spring Concert, 8 p. m. Ea,tcr

l{ecitations Resumed after Eastl'r Rccc~s. s a. m. ~Iemorial

Day.

Commencement Concert,

8: 15 p. m. June

6, Friday,

Commencement Exercises,

10 a. m.

Board of Directors of Dr. Martin Luther College Clwirman

R£V. E. G. F111TZ.. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Fairfax, hlinn. Vice-.C.:hairman

MR. F. H.

~IR.

RETZI.APF_ _ _ _ _ _ _ Ncw

ITERBF.RT

Ulm, Minn.

Secretar}' Sm........._______ l\ew Ulm, Mum.

TE~l EXPTRF.S 1947 lu.v. E. G. FRITZ........_. _ _ _ _ _ Fairfax, '.\linn. lu.v. G. HINNENTII.-\L......... New Ulm, Minn. MK. J. \\'rRTH St. Paul, Minn. TElUl E'\PTRES 1949 Rn'. E. BIRKHOLZ....... _ _ _ _ Redwood Falls. '.\lino '.\IK. F. H. RETZLAFF.•·-···························~ew Ulm, '.\iinn. TER'.\1 E.\.l'lRES 1951 :\h. HF.RRF.RT S1r.t............·-······-··-····-·Kew Ulm, Minn. '.\f11. Juuus Ku-..,-zKE.............. _................La Cross~, \\'is.

EX-OFFICIO REY.

JOHN BRENNER...·-···----Milwaukcc,

Wis.

President of tbe Eh·. Luth. .Joint S~·nod or Wisconsin and Other States

BO..\RD OF VISITORS RE\•. G. lirn:-.EN'TllAl-....- .....- ..··-····-Kcw Ulm, '.\lino. REV.

'.\IR.

HIRKHOLZ.....-···-----Rcdwoo<l

J. \\ IRTH........

Falls. :Minn

·····························-··St. Paul, '.\lion.

EXECUTIVE BOARD MR. F. H. lttrzLAFF............ -······--··-·Xew Ulm, '.\firm. '.\fa. HERBERT Srrz............................·-····New Ulm. '.\fiun. lu.v. E. G. FRITZ...·-··········-·--·---····Fairfax, hliDIL RE-.·. G. HrnNEXTHAL...••--··-····-··-:-.;cw Ulm. Minn. 6

The Faculty C. L. SCHWEPPE, President, 26 S. Franklin St. (English.)

E. R. BLIEFERNICHT, Vice-President, 213 S. Jefferson St. (Religion.

Education.)

G. BURK, Highland Avenue. (Emeritus)

R. M. ALBRECHT, 309 N. Jefferson St. (Pedagogy.

German.)

H. R. PALMBACH, 1005 Center St. (Mathematics.

Natural

Sciences.)

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

0. LEVORSON, 101 S. Franklin St. (English.)

E. D. BACKER, 110 N. Franklin St. (Music.)

A. C. STINDT, 225 S. Jefferson St. R.

(Pedagogy.)

JAN KE, 24 N. Payne St. (German)

E. H. SAUER, College Heights. (German.)

V. F. VoECKS, 221 S. Jefferson St. 0.

(History.)

NAUMANN, 1111 Center St. (Latin.

Mathematics.)

M. ALBRECHT, 207 No. Franklin St. (Music)

MARCUS ALBRECHT, College Heights. (Assistant Instructor)

MRS. BETTY MITTELSTEADT College Heights

Miss !DA lNGEBRITSON College Heights

Miss CASSJE ERICKSON, 417 S. Broadway. (Assistants in Piano Music) The names of members of the faculty, except those of "the president and the vice-president, are arranged in the order of ap1Jointment.

Committees of the Faculty CREDITS R. ~1. Al.BRECHT TT. R. KLATT H. R. PAI.MR\CR 0. LErnRSoN

CATALOG C. L. ScmVEPPE H. R. P ALMDACH l{__ j. jA~KE

PROGRAMS E. D. BACKF..R

E. H.

STUDEKT FINANCES JI. R. PALM1lACH E. H.

SAUER

RE/,DJNG ROO:'\£S

E. R. DLll'.FERNICllT C. T•. SCHWEPPE

Officers of Administration C. T.. SCHWEPPE, President E. R. But:n:Kxtc:HT. Vice-President H. R. PAL.YRACH, Secretary H. R. Kr-ATI", Purcha,ing Agent

Regi,trar I{_ ).1. ALDRECIIT

Librarian Athletics Director E. R. BLI:E.FERNICHT \". F. YOECKS

).f1ss EsTttEK ScHXITKF.R

Assistant Librarian Dean of Men E. H. SA IJF.R

Dean of \\"omen 1hss IDA INGF..BRITSE~ 1fKs. Ht:u:x ).hn,:u.F.R \fas. T>oR.\ X \Ult \N~

Superintendent of Buildings .1\oou, Gu,F..SF..MANX

General Information Dr. Martin Luther College was founded in the year 1884, by the German Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Minnesota, ·mainly with a view to supply min History isters of the Gospel for the mission fields of that church body. Besides the theological, the institution provided for a normal, a classical, and an academic training. In the year 1893, the Minnesota Synod combined with the Synods of Wisconsin and Michigan 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 com mercial course, which originally had also been offered, was discontinued in 1901 by resolution of the Joint Synod. Jn its stead, a four-year ancient classical course was intro duced in 1903. By action of the synod at its session in 1919, the preparatory department was enlarged into a high school, offering an ancient classical and a normal preparatory course. To this a two-year normal course was at first added, but by resolution of the Joint Synod in 1927 this course was extended to three years. In 1941 the Joint Synod resolved to 111ake it a four-year normal coiirse. This fourth year will become effective as soon as feasible. By a resolution of the Synod, the instritction in the institutio11 is also open to young ladies.

* The college grounds are located in the southwestern part of New Ulm, on a beautiful wooded range of hills. forming a.fine natural park. The city may be Location reached by the Chicago & Northwestern Railway ( Winona-Tracy division), by the Minneapolis & St. Louis Railway (vVinthrop-Storrn Lake division), and by Highways 14 and 1.S. • See Pages 81 and 82 for maps.

,\n~t1N"ISTKAT10:s: BmUJlNG. This building, 124 by 208, erected in 192&, - modem, fire-proof, and adequate in c,路cry respect - contains the classrooms, the B uildings library, the chemistry and the physics laboratories, a spacious gynuiasium, an auditorium ,, hich, when combined "ith the inmnasium, has a seating capacity of 1,000, the president's office, and a reception room. ~U<\'lU: BmLVlN(~ This building is <:0 arranged that the ha.;emcnt is used entirely for storage, with the exception of the space necessary for a laundry for college linen. The first floor offer:, the kitchen and the boys' and girls' dining rooms, and the se~ond and the third floor.; are used as li,路ing quarters for the steward and his family and for the maids. In addition, this building contains hospital rooms with all the necessary facilities.

Boys' DoRMITORY. This dormitory, a foUT-Story fireproof building, modern in every respect, can accommodate about 130 pupils. The li,路ing rooms and sleeping rooms are supplied with electric light and steam heat. In each story oi the building are wash rooms with complete toilet arrangements. G1R1_;:,' DoR:i.11roR1.Es, B) action of the Joint Synod of \\lisconsiJ1 and Other States, the former director's residence was converted into a girl's dormitory. This spacious fifteen-room hou!'.e affords dormitory facilities for thirty girls. Further dormitory space for forty girls is provided in the Scn路ice Building. Tn the <11mmer of 194.5 \\'est Hall was erected to accommodate thirty-six more girls. As soon as huilding conditions are favorable we loc,k forward to the erection of a new girls' dormitory, plans for which haYe already been completed by Toltz, King and Day, Inc.

~lustc HALL. This building is used for practice pu1 po,e,. It contains practice rooms for organs and for pianos, also one classroom. LrnK.-\KY. The library is situated on the first floor of the new administration building. It has ample ~lack room and reading room, with a hook store adjoining it. .\t

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present it consists of 11,500 volumes, but space has been provided for 20,000. GYMNASIUM. This is located in the new administration building. Dimensions: 68 to 76. Modern shower and locker rooms for both boys and girls have Equipment been arranged in the basement. Another and a smaller gymnasium is situated in the boys' dormi tory. Here we offer ample space and facilities for health ful bodily exercise. LIBRARY OF Musrc. This library contains 900 volumes on Church Music, vocal and instrumental training. LABORATORIES. The science lecture room is equipped for the necessary demonstrations in the various subjects. The students' laboratory contains 56 individual chemistry desks and physics tables, also the most modern apparatus and equipment. TRAINING SCHOOL. The local St. Paul's Lutheran Con gregation permits our training department to use its graded parochial school. Thus, in connection with our normal department, we have a regular training school consisting of scholars from the second, third, fourth, and fifth grades. Here each member of the graduating class of the Normal Department instructs about three weeks under the super vision of a critic teacher. After Easter these students also conduct a beginners' class. * CAMPUS. The college grounds comprise twenty-four :1cres, a part of which, being naturally wooded, is reserved for park purposes, another for baseball, tennis, and foot ball. Various bequests have been made to Dr. Martin Luther College. Of these the following have been combined into one group: John Hon-isberger, $1,000; Anna Funds Reim, $400; N. N., per Rev. A. Ackermann, $100; Louise \'v'cllendorf, $288.73; Carl Tolzmann, $200; Eva Anding, $2,318.88; H. Burmeister, $100; John Schwartz, $7,035.37. This amounts to $11,442.98. The Funds Committee of the Joint Synod also has charge of the following bequests, also designated for the * See map on Page 82.

benefit of Dr. \f artin Luther College: Robert Schmidt. Sl.000; John Boock, Sr., $100; Emma Oppenheimer, $500. Total : $1,600. Various bequests have been made from "hich the interest accrues to the lihrary: Rev. A Ackermann, $1,000; Minneso1a Di~trict of the Karional Lutheran Educational Association, $2,800; Lutl,eran Teachers' Choir, \lilwa.ukee, Wi~.• $.)0; Ladies' Aid, .\rliugton, \!inn., $35; Delano, \Jinn., Catechism Jubilee, $100; J. J. Hadler, Goodhue, \!inn., ~.000; H. J. Heilmann, ~iuneapoli~. ).finn., $SOO; Hcury Lchmam1, Sr., Juneau, \\"is., $200; Memorial Funds: \frs. F. H. Retzlaff, Xew l_;lm, Minn., $,55; i\fr. and Mrs. F. \\'. l_;hlhorn, St. James, Minn., $38; Prof. \{. J. Wagner, Xe" Ulm, \lion., from pastors and teachers near Korfolk, Xebrasl..-a, $12; from students of D. J\1. L C. (1930-1931), $71; \lrs. A. Lueck (nee Helen Limpert), $11.50; \frs. Cornelia Schapekahm, $15; Harold Seehusen, $26. This amounts to $8,913.50. This sum is also administered by the Funds C.ommittec of the Joint Synod. The Ev. Luth. Joint Synod of \'VisStates has made this institution a teachers' seminary and has thereby estal>1·,sh··--' · c Iue · f aun · t l1e trammg · · cu as ,ts oI able teachers for Lutheran parochial schools. Accordingly a course of study as outlined on Page 34 has been arran!{OO and carried out. NORMAi.

O>uKst:.

consin and Other . t d Ai obJec an m

* CLASSICAL CoURSE. In order to meet the particular requirements of tlie congregations in Minnesota and of those farther to the west, a college preparatory course is offered to young men who wish to prepare for the holy ministry. This gives them an opportunity to spend their first student years nearer to their home. * G£KERAL EDUCATION. Although our school is not accr-edited, it offers to young people an excellent op1>0rtunity for perfecting their high school education. We claim a positive superiority for our school because all go,•emment and instruction are of a distinctly Christian character. 18

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DrvrnTTY STUDENTS. All students enrolled in these courses, with the desire to prepare for service in the Church, are considered as divinity students. J\NNOUNC£li£NT. .\"ew scholars should be a11uou11ceci as earls as possible, so that all nece:,sary arrangemenL5 for the new school year may be . E ntrance Reqwrements made. Announccmenrs, with full details as to the students' previous studies, together u.·ill, a transrript of credits alread·s acquired in some other i11stitutio11, are to be made to the president, to whom also new students, upon their arrival, should presenl lhemselves. All this is necessar)• before sclroiars are definitely enrolled. TESTIMONr.us. Upon entering the institution, a studenr will be expected to submit to the president satisfactory te~timony of his good moral characler am! a certificate vf good health. The latter may be obtained from the family phy~ician. Students from other institutions must furnish proof of their honorahle dismissal.

ADMISSION. .\JI p;rarluates of the eighth grade are digible for entrance into our high-school department For those "ho cannot take up our course in regnlar German, special arrangements will he made. Scholars ha,·ing been graduated from the public high schools may have to enter our twelfth grade unless they can furnish a sufficieut number of acceptable credits. .Uaie studeuts desiring to enter our Normal Dep11rt111e11t 11111st be able to play at least third-grade pumo 111u.sfr. 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 presnibed time. Rather put this clown as a safe rule: Better to study a year more than tc, be - a dabbler. Dr. ).fartin 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 fumi~hed proof therefor.

REG1sTR.-\Trox. .\11 new students for the next school year 11 ill pre!'ent them,ch-es to the Co mmittee on Credits on \\"ednesday, September 17, 1946, immediately after the op;:ui.ng sen-ice at 8 : 30 a. m. They will then be assigned to their re.spective clas::.es.

,Norw OF Goo. As the institution is under the control of, and is supported by, the Ev. Luth. Joint Synod of \Visconsin and Other States, it is underDiscipline stood that the ·word of God is to rule supl"eme and that the discipline of the school is to be shaped in accordance wilh this norm. Regular attendance of the forenoon services in the local St. Paul's L utheran Church i, required of all tudents. Residents of the dormitory, unable to attend, must furnish satisfactol"y excuse. PUNCTUALITY. In the inte!"est 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 wmk for the instructors. This pertains especially to such pupils who intend to enter iu September, because these may be requil"ed to submit to a preliminary e.-.:amination. Plea...,;e note the calendar on Page Fi,•e of this catalog. - Every student is expected l'egulady to 1 attend all classes. Absences arc to be excused with the respective instructor; bcfOTehand, if possible; otherwise aften,ar<ls. Absences from the cit:>•, 11ecessitating the in· terruptio11 of schoolwork, will be permitted 011/y upo11 request ·written by Pare11t or guardian. SUBSTITUTING. No student intending to take up school work ought to interrupt his studies without first notifying the president and getting his permission. Under no circumstances ,~ill scholars of tl1e high-school classes get permission for sucl, step. All i11qttiries in tliis direction should not be made to the scholar co,icerned, b11t to the 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. A T DI.ETics. All athletics are conducted under the s upe':ri5ion of the athletics director, who is assisted by an athlettc board consisting of scveu students. By the order of the College Board of Directors competitive games with

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Farnlty Back lfow: r,. ll11rk. A. C. S tindt. E. D. Hacker, C. L. SchwcJJJlc Middle !~ow: E. R. Blicfcrniclit, 0. L cvorson, R. M. A lhrcd1l, E. H . Sauer .Front Rom: /\. 1\ Jbrcch t, H. It Palmbach, 11. K Kial!, V. F. Voccb, 0.

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other schools are allowed in football, basketball. and base· ball. Such game~ must be arranged with the approval ,~f the athletics director. This applies not to the schedules of the college team onl), but also to class teams or other teams who wish to pla) local game~. In order to be eligible for competitive athletics a students must meet the eligibility requirements of the Southern ::O.Iinnesola Junior College Conference. Two hours of physical exercise per week are compulsory fo1· all students unless excused by request of a physician. S-,-uuFsT .\crrnTI.ES. Band. ~Iarlut Singers, Aeolian Chorus. Likrnry Societies. These organizations, except the band, arc cor.ductcd by ~ludents under facully supervision. D. ~L L. C Jfess1mger is 2. quarterly edited by the ~ludenls. Suhs<'ription is 75c cents a year.

1fan.. All mail addressed lo students living in the dormitories must pass through the hands of the inspector, or his suhstinite, and be delivered to him by the post-office. This rule is necessary in order to guard against the infludnce of unscrupulous persons and concerns who especially attempt to reach students ,.,,;th their demoralizing letters and printed matter. Parents and guardians, in sending pupils to this institution, thereby give their consent lo this rule. This also includes students who are of age. BoARDING WITH 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 prh•ate home, the institution must decline all responsihility for him, or her, except during recitation~ FACILITIES. Board and lodging can be had in the college building. Each pupil who wishes to live in the institution Board and Tuition must provide himself "ith mattress, pillow, quilt, blanket, sheets, comb, shoe.brush, tO\\rl~, and trunk. Students must also make arrangements to have their laundry done either here in town or by mailing it home. The institution furnishes bed~tead, tahle, bookrack, and a chair; but these article~

Tlrt dormitories will be ·O/>ell 011.e day after school-close. This rule covers both the longer summer vacation and the hrn shorter recesses for the Christmas and Easter holidays.

remain college property.* -

lo s111de11/s one day before school-01>e11ing and

ExPEKSES FOR THE YEAR.

T. For students living in the dormitories and preparing

for work in the Church : Board and Room a) during high-school years:

_ _ _ _........,.,120.00 Girls ···-·····-·-··-··-·············-·····-·····--·· 18000 Boys

b) during college years:

Boy, -·····-·····-····-············································$120.00 Girls ···-······-······-····-···-··············-··············-· 180.00 ~fatriculatio11 fee, payable first year only...-.. Z.00 Athletic fee _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ J.00 ~fedical fee ····-········-·····-·-----Deposit and Incidental fees Reading room fee ............

J.00 2.00 1.00

Tuition -···-·····-----·········---···-····--·· None II. For students seeking only a general educati,,n and living in dormitories: Same as above plus tuition -·················-···•·••··· $ 40.00

For smdems not living in dormitories: Fuel, only for those not paying tuition............$ 10.00 Matriculation fee, payable first year only..·-··· 2.00 Athletic fee ···-························-······-·-··················· 3.00 Depo~it and Incidental fee _ _ _ _ __ l.00 Reading room fee ..... .......... ... ···················-··· 1.00 Tuition, only for those not preparing (or work in the Chu.ch ··-···················-·····-···-·-···- 40 00

• The girls' 110,-mitor)· ih P11uitlf>Pcl "ith m..anress~s but girls must (urniW n1attress pads. Boys pay nn uunmtl n:-11 I.al for rhelr mnltn-sses.

JV. Special fees: Laboratory fees Chemistry -···· ...... · -········-·············.$ 5.06 Physics ··-·····-····················-·········-·······-······ 2.00 ~[usic Piano or organ instrucuon, per )Car approximately ···-······-·······-········-····-······· 16.()(1 This is refw1ded in full if student completes our normal course and is willing lo accept a position iI1 the church, or if he accepts a teaching position earlier at our reque~t. V . Approximate cost of books and stationery $10.00 to $16.00.

Vl. One-hali of all board and tuition accounts must be paid at the begmning of the first semester; the other, at the beginni11g of the second semester.

.-\ 11 iees ~hould be paid at the time of registration. . \ dcposi t of $5.00 is required from all students i11 the l:,cg-inning of lhe ~1.:hool year as part payment on book hills.

Xo stildr11I will br given his credits for lra11sfer to an!Jll,er institnlio11 n11li/ u/1 of his accounts are paid in /11ll. Xo June report will be se•it ,inti/ Delinquent Accounts the acco1111ts for that ·sear /rave bu,, taid or .satisfactory arrangement for f>a:}·me11t /ras been made. !Vhe1, stud.-uts who J,a·/le al/c11ded tire 111.stilutiou before de.fire to rc91Sler for tire new school year in fall, all tl,r old arro1111ts must /,ai·e been paid in frt/1.

T he expense for board as well as for fuel is figured quite low for divinity students, the synod being ready to make up in cash all shortage in the household. Pledge In order to protect the institution as much as possible against any loss from such pupils who, after having for years enjoyed the advantages offered to tl1em, eventually, without any return service to the church, turn to some other vocation, the board of regents adopted the 26

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t,:SOlutfon that all divinity students upon entering the ,istitution be oblige<l to give the following promise: 1n con~iderarion of the opportunities offered me by ur. 1fartin Luther College, I promise upon honor that I shall not discontinue my studies at that institution except (Jy the advice, or with the consent, of the faculty and that, after finishing the Normal Course, I will submit to the decbion of the a~signmenl committee of the Ev. Luth. Joint Synod (unless other arrangements have been macle) and assume a position as teacher in a parochial school of lhe Lutheran Church, if offered to me. 1£ I ~hould not continue my studies to the end of the course, except for a reason sanctioned by tlie faculty, or if, after graduation, I tum lo some other occupation, I promise to make ~uch returns to the treasury of the college for boarcl and tuition as may be considered equitable.

• • All inquiric,. :mnonnrements, etc., should be aJ<lressed to C. L. ScHWEPPE, Dr. ).fartin Luther College, New Ulm, ).{innesota

Dini,rg Roum

Credits Required for Graduation HIGH SCHOOL A credit equals a course gfren for fifty minutes at least five times a week throughout the year. Seventeen academic credit:. are required to complete !his course. Among these there must be Religion _ _ _ _ _ _ .4 Algebra ____ _ _ __ English _ _ _ _ _ _ 4 Plane Geometry ····-····-·· I German----······-·- 1 Science - - - - --··· 2 Social Studies ···-············· 2 Piano · · - - - - - -.6 Each student must also earn .4 credit in physical education for each year of attendance. Scholars wiU be promoted from class to class on a minimum of 4 credits. but will have to make up failures according to regulations laid down by the faculty. The passing mark is D, and the average o! the two semesters will be used in the promotion of scholars from grade to grade. A dirloma will be awarrled upon the completion o! this course.

XOR1[AL SCHOOL A normal credit is reckoned on a basis of the semester hour - an hour being fifty minutes; a semester, eighteen weeks.

One hundred ten semester hours, exclusive of physical erlucation, are necessary 10 C'Omplete the present three-year course. Among these there must be Religion ·- - - --···-··· 15 Hi,rory ................. - ·· 9 English ...................... ..... 20 Org;in . ···-···-·············· ·· .. -I German ··········-----·-8 Harmony ......... -t Education ··-······-········· 33 Each ~tude11t must also earn 10 semester hour~ in Ph) ,ical education.

A diploma will be awarded upon the comrletion of this course. . Stu~ents rlanning to graduate with special recognition m music must acquire 18 semeMer hours in that subject, plu,; the ability to play satis factorily in church sen;ces. 'l9

Mar/11I Siu{Jers

GRADIXG SYSTE:\{ Pa"smg grades are A, B, C, and D; the condition and failure grades are F. (condition), F (failure) and I (incomplete). ..\ "failure'· ( F) in a one-,eme;.ter course necessitates a reJ}f'titjon of that course. A "failure" (F) in either semester oi a two-«emester cour~e neces..,itates a repetjtion oi the entire c-onr,e. Tht: grade 1 (incomplete) indicates that a stu<lent, for n:a:,011s satisfactory to rhe instructor in charge. has been unable to complete the work of the course. Thjs grade is gi,·en only when the work already done has been of accept• a hie quality. .\ny student rccci\'ing this grade "ill be gin;n an opportunity to complete such course according to the stjpulations laid do,rn by the instructor in charge. I( an '"incomplete" (l) is not converted into a passing grnde during the next semester of the student's residence. he lo~e~ the credit in the subject for the semester in "bich he rccei,·ed the inc-omplete grade. Tn the High Sdwol Deparlme111 all conditions (E's) of the first ~emester in a two-semester course may bt: remo,·cd hy obtairung a C in such subject~ in the following :;-emcstcr. All conditions (E's) in the sccoml seme~ter may be remo,·ed by examination within thirt) (30) days after the beginning of the fall semester, except that in Latin a condition ma) abo be removed b) obtajning a C in this 5UbJP<'t in the first semester of the next school year. Tn one-,cmc~ter courses all conditions (E's) may be rcmo,·ed onl) by ,atisfan01-; examination; arrnngcmcnts for :,,uch e'Caminatiuns mu,t be made "ith the instructor in charge at the beginning of the next semester. l f a two-~emester ,ubjcct re~ults in grade A and Il, or B and C. etc., the instructor in charge will det!'rmine "hdher the credit grade ,hall be A or R, R or C, etc. Tn the .\"ormul Deporlme11/ all conditions (E's) may be removed by 5atisfactory examinations; arrangement, for such examinations must be made with the wstructor in r-hargc at the hegi.nning of the next semester, but in no case will the credit grade in such subject be higlrer than C

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*Courses for Study for High School NINTH GRADE PASTORS

TEACHEKS

Religion Ancient and { ).fedieval History

Religion Ancient and { ~{edie\':ll History .nglish German Algebra General Science Singing Piano

English German Algebra Latin Singing

TENTH GRADE

f Religion

l Modern

f Religion

l Modem

History

English G1.:nnan Biology Plane Geometry Singing Piano

History

English German Latin Plane Geometry Singing

ELEVEXTH GRADE Religion English German U. S. Hi~tory l .atin Phy,ics Singing

Religion English German U. S. History Economic Geography Physics Singing

Piano Library cour<e

Library course

• Stud~nt.s de!t1r1ns:: nnly a ¥~Lh:t al educatlnn mu.at chooc;c 11. cou""' or ~tud>· which will mo,Pt with the appro,-al or lhe

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Religion F.ngli:;h German English History (I ;;em.) Social Science ( I ~cm.) Chemistry Drawing Singing Piano

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Religion English German English History (I sem.) Social Science (I sem.) Latin Chemistry Singing

Course of Study of Normal Dep't FIRST YE.-\R

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Religion English German Political Science History Education Music

Religion English Political Science History German Education Music TllIRD YE.-\.R

Religion English Science Kon:: A fourth year will become feasible.

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Education Current E\-ents ).fusic eliecLive as soon as

D,Â·. Marli11 L11thrr Collrgr Co,-icrrt Choir

The Curriculum for the Year 1946-1947 NORMAL SCHOOL The curriculum in our >-'onnal Department is intended to prepare students for teaching positions in our parochial school~ lt is open to all who ha,·e completed a course equi,·alent to that of our high school. For further information see Page 49. RELIC.IOliS TXSTRt;CTJOX Professors Bliefernicht and Stindt !.-Review course based on Luther's Small Catechism. Three periods per week for aU public high school graduates. T-TT.-I'-"TRODUCTION TO THE. Ilmu:. Three periods per week for one semester. A study of the books of the Old Testament, according to Schaller, Book of Books. Kot offered in 1~1~7. INTRODUCTION TO THE. BIBu:. Three periods per week for one semester. A study of the books of the New Testament, according tu Schaller, Book of Books. CttuKcH H1sTORY. Three periods per week for one semestci-. From Pcnteco~t to the Reformation. CHURCH HISTORY. Three periods per week for one semester. From the Reformation to present times. ~ot offered in 1946 1947. IL-The Study of Samuel and Kings. Three periods, ~ix weeks. Review of Bible Stories. Three periods per week, twch-c "eeks. III.-The Confessions of the Lutheran Cburcb. Three periods per week, one remester. A~JERICAX CHURCH H1sro1tL Three periods per week, one semester. 38

EDl"C:ATIOX Profrssors Albrecht, Bliefernichl, Stindt PrnAcoc;\·.

1.---Gcner::il ).lethoJ,. The .\im, of Our Christian Day School. The Elf"• mcnb of tht' Tedmiqul' of Teaching : Lcs~on Plan:c, Les;,on .\ims. and .\,signments, :'.\fothod, of Teaching, The Recitation, :'.\[oti,-auon, Teaching Chilrlr('n to Study, F.xam111ation, and Tests, :'.\larks and Promo tion~, Profes~ional Ethic, Teacl,inl? Excc11t"nc,t's an,I Error,-. Thrt'e periorl• f'('r week, one ~cmc-,tf'r. 1/i,• T;/,•111enls of Sr/Joo/ .\Janagemenl:

Organizing the School, Roulini7ing the :'.\finor Detail, of the School, Hygirnizing- the School, Di~ciplining the School, "Car11ing on" the School, Beautifying the School, Excellcncie~ an<l Error~ in :\fanagement School Programs, Types and :'.\kthod~ oi :\fodem Schools, Three pt riods per \\eek, one •eme,ter. II.-Special Methods. 0ible Hi~to11·. Three periods per wt'fk, six weeks. F.nglish Reading. Three periods per week, twelve weeks. Engli~h C:omposition: I. The E.·qires:.ional Phase in the Primary·, Intermediate, and Grammar Grade,;. Three periods per week, s.i...x ,, eeks. 2. The Formal Phase; Spelling and Dictation, Poetry and Grammar. Three periods per week, six \\Ceb. Hi,tory. Th,ee periods per week, six weeks. Educational :'.\feasuremenb. Thrte perio<ls per week, ~ix "eek~. Catcchi,m. Three period~ per \\eek, •i...-.c weeks. Science. Three period:. per week, six week~. II.-PsvcHOLOGY.- Thr<'e periods per week. A Cour~c in Elementary Chri;tian P3ychology.

UJ-Xormal. G<."Ograph)-1. ~lethod uf Teaching. Three period-. per ,, eek, six week,,. 2. Review Cour~e. Three periods J)Cr week, twelve weeks. . \rithmetic I. ~letho<l oi Teaching. Three period, J)t!r week, ::.ix week.,.

2. Review Course. Three periods ~1 \\eek. rwel\'e w('('ks. Childre.a·s Literature. Thr<.>c period, J)f'r w('('k, t\\rh-t" w«k,. Primary Education. Three periods per week, ~i, "eeks. Pt:1m1am,hiv and '.\fanuscript \\'riling. Three period, per \\<'.S!k. ,ix WCCk'S. The Teacher in the Chri,1ian School : l lis Call : Relation to Children, Paruib, Colleagues, Pastor, Congregation, S.>Tiod, Community. Comlucting a Sunday School. Twclw periods. Ill

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F.l\"GLISH Professor SclnH.-ppe I. ·Four period,, )l('r week. For bacl.,var<l ~111dents one additional period per "eek "ill be arr.rngf'd. L11i-ratun:: Shalespcarc: King Lear; Sune) of Engh,h Literature.

Co111positt011. Report on four book:i.

I1.-Three pericd3 vu week. Literature: Shake,pcare: Hamlet; Sun ey of .·\mcric~n T.nerature Compo,ition. Rt:pon on four books. Ill

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L:t:r:1111re: Shakespeare: Othello, I<omco and J ul1et ; 1Io<lern Drama. Cumposition : E,~ay \\"ritiug. 41

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GE!UiAN Professors Janke, Albr-echl, and Sauer I.- Four periods per week. Literature : Goethe, Henuam1 Wtd Dorothea; Schiller, Jungfrau von Orleans. - SunÂˇey of Gennan Lilerature, from earliest period to Goethe. Die Cmgangs:,prachc: Grammar and material for conver,ation. - Compo,;ilions on material read. 11.-Three periods per week. Literatme: Goethe, Goetz von Rerlichingen; Schiller, ).(aria Stuart or \Vilhelm Tell. - )feyer-Foerster, Karl Heinrich. Modem German drama. Composition - Reports on material rea<l. Drills in oral work. T. A.- Four periods per week.

Hagboldt an<l Kaufmann, A Modern German GrdJilmar; Inductive Readings, Rook l. - Extensive reading: Baxter-Collins, First German Reader; Seligmann, Altes and Xeues; Allen, German L ife. :\femorizing of poetry and prose. 11. A.- Three periods per week. Evans and Roeseler, College German.

Reading: Hagboldt, German Graded Readers II. l-5. Aus alten Zeiten. - Exlensive Reading: Doebeln Book I, elc. ).femorizing of poetry and prose. Compositions, oral and ,Hillen. HI.STORY Professors Klatt and Schweppe 1.--Three vcriods per week. A. l,rcck I iislory, emphasizing Age of Perich::. and Helleni.,tic Age. 12 weeks.

R Roman Hi~tory, emphasizing Ci,Âˇili7.ation of lir,t two ce11turie.~ of Roman Empire~ 12 weeks. C. :'l{ediae\'al Hi~tory, emphasizing Crusade;, and Renaissance, 12 weeks. 43

IL-Three periods per week. A. l,;nitcd. States History since 1865 with special emphasis on the economic changes, their reaction upon politics, an<l the emergence of the United States as a "oriel 1x,wer. One semester. B. Political Science. A study of the essentials of American government. One semester.

I l 1.- 0ne period ~r week Current E, euts: Discussion of, with oral and written reports on. the chief contemporary enâ€˘nts at home and abroad. ~IATHDfATICS Professor l'almbach ll-IIL-CoL1.B:F. At.GFBRA.- Three pcrioos per week, one

~emcster. Fundamental processes with the development of laws of signs. Factoring. Fractions. Linear and quadratic equations. Graphs. Complex numbers. Simultaneous linear and quadratic equations. T.aws of exponents. Logarithms. Ratio, proportion and variation. Progressions. Binominal theory. Permutations and combinations, and probability. Theory of equations. Xot offered in 1946-1947. 11-IIL-TRJGOX01IETK\'.- Three periods per week, one semester. Trigonometric functions and their relations, equation;;, and solutions of triangles. .\" ot offered in 19-16-1947. SCIEXCE Professors Palmbach, Stindt Gc:-;cR.u IxoRt.A:-.tr. CnDnSTRY AXD AKALYSJS.

QUALITATIVE_

TT-ITI.-This course comprises a thorough study of the principal elements and compounds, their industrial uses, and an introduction to the fundamental prin-

ciple, :md theory. During the second ~cmcster of 1h1s cour~e the work i,; de,Âˇoted to the systematic idcntificalion and ~epardtion oi the common metal,. ~ot otfered in 19-16-1917 111.-Snu.:n. SUK\I:.\ t-<mR<;F--This cour~e con~i,t, of lecture, and Jcmon~trations in the field, of ~tronomy, chemistry, physics, and bioloJCY. The: topic, ::.elected from each field are cho~e11 ~o as 10 acquaint the students "ith the mM1 who l1ave contributed materially to their rc,pective field, the ;;;cienufic method and procedure, the prmc1plcs and problem, of the different branche, of sciences am.I to show the interrelation of the various scientific branchc~. Collateral reading with !'tudent reporb will ~upplcment the class work. Second Seme~lcr. Human Phy~iology. 11 -P~nLu; H1,:A1.TH Three pcri0<I, per week, one ~eme,ter. .\mPrican ReJ Cro~s. Standard Cour,e. 20 hour,.

TYPE\\'R ITIXG E. Schnitker Om: JK"riod p.:r wcPk for ten \\eek,. Thi,; ,hon course in typewriting for per,-onal u--c provides ncce,<;ary information about the parb of the 1ypewritt:r; ahout the techniques of paragraphing, hyphemzation, ("al)italization, and correct spacing before and after ptmctuation mark~. about form~ of lette1 >-, l'nvelope,, outline~. etc. The student abo learn, h-ow to make carbon copies, ho,, to cra~e neatl}. and ho,, co cut stencil,. The course plan, lo de, clop a reasornible rate of speed, perhaps twcnt) to twPnty-fi,Âˇe words per minute, without need for watching the keys. The student who finishes tbi,, cour~c ~hould he able to use the trpewriter ior 311) per:,onal purpoc;e.

\ll:SIC AXD .\RT I'i ofc~sor, Backer, '.\I Albrecht, Stinch 1.-Fonr periods per week.

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SINGING: One period per week, according to \Vedge: Ear Training and Sight Singing; Part-Singing. 25 chorals, h)mtJS. 0RGAK: One lesson per week. Palme: Book T; Reuter's 3J7 Pn:ludes. Playing of chorals and cadences.. H_'\R~fONY: Two periods. General theory of music: scales and intervals, triad and their inversions, seventh chords and their inversions. Harmonizations. Heacox : Harmony for Ear, Eye, and Keyhoard. IL-Four periods per week. Sri..GIKG: One period per week. \Vedge : .Advanced Ear T raining and Sight Singing; Part Singing. 2,; chorals, hymns. One lesson per week. Palme: Book 11. Reuter, English Preludes and Lutheran Organist. Book II. Choral~. hymns, caden~s.

ORr..~x:

HARMOXY: Two periods per week. Suspensions, Retardation, Alteration, Organ Point, 11odulatlon. Harmonization in four, three, and two parts for mi.xed, male chorus and women voices. Musical form;,_ Heinze-O~burg: Ifarmonielehre. 11 f.- Four periods per week.

SINGING: One period per week, one semester. \Vedge: Ad\·anced Ear Training and Sight Singmg; Part-Singing. Chorals and hymns. One lesson per week. S. De L"Ulge: Daily Pedal Exercise, Book I. Eight short preludes and Fugues by Rach, chorals, hymns, pre-, inter-, postludes of Yarious kinds, liturgic ,-..-ork, cadences, and mooulations. CONSTI!UCTION OF THE ORr.AN AND hs UsE IN THF

ORG.\N:

SERVICE: One period per week, one semester. HISTORY OF CnURCH ~us1c: One semester. One period. The historical de\·elopment of the Lutheran Choral, Li1urgy, Choral and Organ ~lusic from the Sixteenth Century on. Kirchenmusik-Geschichte von W. Stahl.

Scr100L Music: One period per week. 11 ate rial adaptable to our schools: Chorals, Hymns. Songs, Collections of Songs, Systems of Textbooks. Kind of songs, as to form, structure, difficulty, to' be presented in each grade or combination of grades. Outlines for, and problems of, each grade or com bination of grades together with the problems of presentation in the primary, intermediate and upper gran1n1ar grades. The problems of the mixed school. Music Reader for Lutheran Schools - Grundmann and Schumacher. Music Education Series - Giddings. Co::'IDUCTING: One period per week, one seme,ter. Technique of the baton, Rehearsal conducting. PROGRAM-BUILDING. Music for our Lutheran Choirs, Conducting and rehearsing under observation. CHOIR AND BAND. CHOIR. - :Mixed Choir: Four periods per week. Sacred and secnlar choruses, motets, anthems, songs by old and modern masters. Chorus work is re qnired of all students from Tenth Grade on, pro vided they are able to sing. BAND. - Two periods per week.

ART. CONSTRUCTION. - Three periods per week, 6 weeks. APPRECIATION. - Three periods per week, 6 weeks PHYSICAL EDUCATION Professor Voecks Two hours of physical exercise are required of each student. These 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 credits for each year of attendance.

HIGH SCHOOL This course CO\·ers four years of regular high school \\·ork. It is open to all who ba\e mastered the tasks of an ordinary eighth grade. For applicants who are not able to take up our regular German course special arrangements will be made.

NINTH GRADE REJ.IGIOX-HIS!ORY, A. Two periods per week Old Testament History including the History of the Jews from the Restoration to the Birth of Christ B. Five periods per week. Ancient and ~fcdicval History. (K.) Ei-.-cusa.-Five periods per week. Lirerature: Miles and Keck: Literature and Li(e, Book I; Shake.,;pea..-e: Merchant of Venice. Two weeks will be devoted to tlie reading of a nova!. C.rammar and composition according to \\'alsh: Plain \\'ay. Report on six books. (L.) GEkMAx.-Fh·e periods per week. Hagboldt and Kaufmann: Deutsch fiir Anfanger, Lesebuch fiir ,\nfanger. - Extensive reading: Hagholdt: Allerlei; Fabeln. - Memorizing of simple poetry and prose. L\TIX.-Five periods per week. Smith and Thompson, First Year Latia. (V.) ALGFllR..-\.-Five periods per week. Four fundamental operations. Equation~. factoring, fractions. Textbook; Edgerton and Carpenter, Elementary Algebra. (~.) ~CIExu.-Four periods per week. General Science :u.cording lo Hunter and \\ihitman, Problems in General Science. (J.) :\Ius1c.-Singing: One period per week. Vichi, Graded Studies in Sight-Singing, Part-SinKing, 25 chorals.. (Ra.) Piano: One lesson per "eek. Ox ford Piano Course for Adult Beginners and \'ariom, eomr,o:,itions. (~fas Ingebritsen and ~frs. 11ittelstae<lt.)

TEKTH GRA DF. RELIGIO~-HISTORY. . \. Two periods per week. Xew Testament History. B. Five periods per "eek. ).{odern History. (\'.) E NGUSB.- Five periods per week. L iterature: Literature and Life, Book II; Scott: The Lady of the Lake; Shakespeare: Julius Caesar. Two weeks \\ill be de\•oted to the readiug of a novel. Composition according to \\'alsh: Cumulative Re• view. Report on six books. (L.) GER:lfAN.-Five Hagboldt Lesehuch T, 3-5. (J. Sr.)

periods per week. and Kaufmann: Deutsch fiir Anfa.nger; fiir Anfanger ; Graded Gcnnan Readers, i\femorizing of simple poetry aud prose.

LAi-tN.-Fi,·c periods per \\eek. Scudder, Second Year Latin. (X.) Gru~a.--rKv.-Five periods per week, according to \Velchons and Krickenberger. Plane geometry is begun and completed during the year. About 100 theorems and prnblems 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 e_xercises. (N.) Scn:xo:.-Five periods per week. Riology, ar.cording to Ella Thea Smith, Exploring Biology. (P.) ~I us1c.- Singing: One period per week. \'iehl, Graded Studies in Sight-Singing, Part-Singing. 25 choral,;. (Al.) Piano: One lesson per week. Oxford Piano Course, Hook ll l and various compo,ition;:c. (Miss Tngebri1sen and ).1rs. ~!ittelstaedt.)

ELEVENTH GRADE l{uir.ro:-,:.-Three periods per week. Five parts of Luihcr's Small Catechism are treated. Ten h}•mns committed to memory. (Sr.) ENGUSH.-Five periods ver week. Literature: Literature and Life, Book III; Shakespeare: As You Like It. Two weeks will be devoted to the reading of a novel. Cumpo,ition according to \Valsh: Sentence Mastery. Report on si.x books. (L.) Gr.a~ux. -Fi,·e period, per week. Jlagboldt: H;lKboldt, Deutsch fiir Anfanger. Graded German Readers, 11, 1-5; Ernst: Hiblische Geschichte; Ext1:nsive Reading, 3 books. - Memorizing of poetry and prose. Easy compositions based on material discussed in lhe classroom. (Sr.) L.n1~.-Fi\·e periods per week. Bennett, Latin Grammar. Caesar, De Delio Gallico and Cicero's Orations. ( \ '. ) Htsroav.- Five periods per week. American History. (K) Sc11:xc£.-Fi\·e periods per week_ Physics, according to Onll, 11odern Physics. (P.) GEOGR.APllY.-Three periods per week. Economic Geography. (J.)

M us1c.-Singing: One per iod per week. Vichi, Graded Studies in Sight- Singing, !'art-Singing. 25 chorals. (Ba.) Piano: One lesson per ,,eek. Oxford Piano Course. Doak IY and various compositions. (l(iss Tngebritsen an<l ~r rs. liittelstaedt.) LmR.-1.R\· CouRsE.---One period per week for ten weeks. Oassification and cataloging of books, etc. Z. Brown, The Library Key. (BL)

T\VELF"fH GRADE REur.iox.-Two periods per week. Bible reading, selections as outlined. Eight hymns committed to memory. (Bl.) 51

ENGLISH.-Five periods per week. Literature: Literature and Life, Book IV; Shakespeare: ~lacbcth. Two weeks wil1 be devoted to the reading of a novel. Composition according to Tressler : English in Action_ Report on sLx books. (L) GERMAN.-Four periods per week Practical German Com·ersations: Say It in German. Classroom reading: Lessing, ~Iinna ,•on Bamhelm. Popular German Stories. - Extcnsi~e reading: 4 books. - Compo,ition,. ~Iemorizing of poetry and prose. (J). L,urn.-Five period, per ,. eek. Scott-Sanford-Beeson, A Third Latin Book, Revised. Literature : Selection,; from Cicero, Ovid, and Virgil. (X) CanuSTRY.-Three periods of lecture and hvo periods of laboratory work. The principle elements and their important compoun<ls are studied in detail. \Vith the study of tl1e elements, stress will be lairl upon tl1e laws of simple, multiple, and reciprocal proportion, the occurrence and discovery of elements, and the importance of chemistry in the industries. McPherson Henderson, Fowler, Chemistry at \Vork. (l'.)

M.\THE:l>fATICS.- Four periods per week. Those who wish to take Advanced Algebra and Solid Geometry should make arrangements with the teacher. (P.) H1sroRY.-Six periods per week for one semester. English Hi,tory according lo O1eyney, History of England. (S.) ScrEXCE.-Six periods per week for one semester. A study of the chief problems confronting society and go,·enunenl. (S.)

SociAL

DR.AWING.-Thrce periods per week Perspective, object drawing, light and shade, crayon \\Ork, and water colors. (P.)

:\ÂŁr,-1c. -Two pt:riod~ per week Singing: One period. \Yedge, Ear-Training an<l Sight-Singing. Part-Singing. Twenty-li\"e chorals. (Al.) Piano: One les:;<,n per "eek. Scales, Arpeggios.. Oxford Piano Cuur~e Book V. Hauon Czerny. Heller Srudie,, eventually those by Cramer. Kuhlau and Clementi Sonatinas. Easier Sonatas b) Haydn an<l '.\1uzarl. Various Compositions. ('.\liss Ca,~ie Erick.-<on an<l ::l.tiss Ida lngebritsen.)

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Enrollment of Students 1945-1946 TlilRIJ Yt;AI! NOKMAI.

Bathke, Carolyn __________).[anitowoc, Wis_ Bogensclmeider, Elaine --··············-······Kewaskum, \\"is. Bonitz., Walter -···········-········-······-·········.Mellen, \\·is. Goehring. ~farda _ _ _ _ _ _ _Haz.clton, X. Dak. 1Jeyer, ~larie -····························-····--·).filwaukee, 1foldenhauer, Rubert ······················-··1filwaukee, 1fundstuck, Bernice -······························La Crosse, Petermann, Kurt ··-··············-··················~'ilwaukee, Sauer, Eunice _ _ _ ············-·······Sew Ulm,

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Alhrecht, Quentin ····················-··········- .. Dowdle, S. Dak. Bauer, C,erhar<l -·····-····-···--- ..Echo, Minn. Berth, Leona.rd -·····················- ······-· .....Coleman, \\' is. Dorow, Evelyn ........................................ \\·ayne, 11ich. Felch, Glenn ·-·······--------Rhinelander, \\'is. Fnh I brigge, Lois ....................................Coleman, \\·is. Gerlach, Loma ························-·····-·······Xe,, Um, 1finn. Goede, Harold ····-··············-·---·····-·· ..-1Iilwaukee, \\"is. Greve, Lola ··-·---··-·----....._......•\urora, S. Dak. Hatz.ung, \\"ilbur ·······-····--···-···-··-·Hartford, \\"is. Hohmann, Ruth - ..-···················-·············Onala~ka, \\"is. Huth. Vera ·······································-····Slinger, \\'is. Juhn~ton. Lyla .........................____).filwaukee, \\"is. Kolander, Robert --·· - - - - - - ...\\"aterloo, \\'is. Kuester, Janice ·····················-················Chaseburg, \\"is. Kuske, Helen - - · · - - · - - - - - - ...Stratford, \\.is. ~IcFarland, Harry ········-··--•···········)Iorfolk, Xebr. 1laltz., 1farjorie --------······'"alertown. \\'is. ~fehlberg, Doris ···---····- - ···-···········Raymond, S. Oak. Pape, Louise ·--··············-···· ..·-·-·············~[anilowoc, \\' is. Poehler, Esther ··---·-·--- - - .Xew ulm, 1iinn. Prausa, Dorothy ................... ············-···}Janitm\'oc, \ \ ' is. Rademann, Elaine -----···-·········Oronomowoc, \\.is. Schlund, Agnes ·-···-······-···-··············..Behewaing, Mich.

Soll, &ther ------········ ...Ann Arbor, .\lich. Trettien, Carroll ..............~.......................Kew ljlm, ~lino. \\ ajITler, ilett)· ____.._...................Yan Dyke, Mich. \\ l',tcrhaus, J!'annellr .........................\\'atcrtown, \\.is. \\ollem,eber, Hilda .._ _ _ _ _ _Toledo, Ohio. ze~i'in. Howarrl ....- ..............................Saginaw, ilich. Zierzow, Elsie .... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Two Rivers, \\'is. Zietlo", Ardelle .................._ .._ _ _Chaseburg, \\'is. - 3J. t'JK:iT \ £AK NORMAL

..\lbre<"ht, Chrysta ___ ..........Glermood, .\linn. ..\lbrerht, Eh-era . - - - - -...- ......\iinneaµolis, .\!inn. .\lbrecht, Lois .............·-··-···........._ ..... Bo"dlc, S. Dak. ilakrr, Erdecn ····-·....- ....................- ....Jawestown, X. Dak. Bleck, Shirley ....- ...·-··-···.....__.Butlalo, .\Iino. Ileussmann, Drnni, ..................·-··-·····Xew l_;lm, .\finn. Tiunkow;;ke, C,er,lld ................................Vergas, ilinn. Curlworth, Gerald ....·-····-·----Fond rlu Lac, \ 1\'i;;. Dei::,,l'r, Revl'rly ...·-··· _ _ _ _ _ _Oconomowoc~ \\'is. F£kinger, .\fary Lou ....- ..·-·--Kawkawlin, .\fich. Fennl'm, Helen ....................... Jamestown, K. Dak. Fuhrman, Lois .... _ _ _ _...................Elmwood, \\'is. Gurgel, Doris ............................................ \\'onewoc, \\'is. Hrrrmann, Os" in .................................... Zeeland, N. Dak. Hookstead, Eleanor .................- .............\1ilton, Wis. Horst, Helena ................................·-·····.\fission, S. Dak. Jus.r, ..\'orma ............................................ \\·ood Lake, .\fom. Klein. Elsa ......................................- .......Glenham, S. Dak. Langacker, Lucile ...- .............................X. Fond du Lac, \\'is. Lange, .\lary -·--..................................Jame•rown, K. Dak. .\fey, Delbert _ _ _ _ ............_ ..... Saginaw, .\fich. .\liller. June ................................................Stoddard, \\'is. Xolting, Albert .......... ............................ Frontenac, ·Minn. Oihoft, Loi, ... ................. ...............Collis, .\linn. Otter,tatlcr, Rurh ....................................Tomahawk, \\'is. Pape, H.enarn ..... ................. ............... ~ia11itowoc, \\'is. Pommeranz, l,·alo _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Toledo, Ohio. Ruppel, ilarilyn ......._ .... _ ....................Saginaw. Mich. Schmidt, \\"ay:ne -.....- ............................. Fond du Lac, \\.is. Schoenick, Elaine ... ____ ................Xecnah, \\"is. Sie,·ert, \\'alter ................·-······················~fobridge, S. Dak.

Stelljes. Carry! ···········-····..············-···-Kew Ulm. Minn. Storm, Dawn --···---··-····--·..········-····.Algoma, \\'is. Strege, lone ...... _________\\'aterlown, S. Dak. Timm, Darlene ............- ......... ____Kensal, N. Dak. Tim□, Eldonna --------~rowntown, Minn. Vertz, Lois ....- ............-·-····...........___Two Rivers, \\'is. \\"alz, Holder Roman .... _ _ _ _ ...Bowdle, S. Dak. \\'elke, Korman . _ _ _ _ _ _ ___,,fadison, \\.is. Wendland, Eileen .....- ...· -..·-·····-·····'Vest Allis, \\'is. \\'entzel, Arnold _ _ _ _ _ _ _St James, 1iinn. \\"iechmann, \\"ayne _______.Kew Ulm, Minn. \\'oH, Robert __..............- ...................Truman, ).finn. - 43 TWELFH GRADE

Aufderheide, Fred _ _ _ _...New Ulm, :\!inn. Bauer, Dorothy _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Echo, )finn. Bode, Lillian ............................................Kicollet, '\(inn. Brei, Melda ••·-•····- ··..-----·····.Kew Ulm, Minn. Bus.<;, Carol ····- ·--·................................... Manitowoc, \Vis. Dietz, Curtis ··----····- ·..·- ····--····-·····Kew Ulm. Minn. Frey, Philip ............................................. Denver, Colo. Gerlach, Joel ............................................Xe wlilm. :Minn. Grosnick, Erwin ........................................Dale, \Vis. Gutzke, Gerane ____ .....................New lilm, Minn. Hanke, Joyce _ _ _.. _ _ _ _ _ _ Rollingstone, Minn. Klossner, Ruth ....- ............................._Xcw 'C'lm, Minn. Kock, Robert .......................- - - -...Goodhue, 1!inn. Kolander, Kenneth ··-··-..·-·....................\\.aterloo. MinIL Krueger, James ....................- .................Cwvuso, Minn. Learman, Lucile ....- .............................Xcw London, Wis. Lehne, Gertrude ......_ .. _ _ _ _ _ _Lamberton, ~iinn. Leininger, Dorothy ............................... Kensal, X. Dak. Lindemann, June ................- ........- ..Delroit Lake~, Minn. Lothert, Le Roy _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Qlh-ia, Minn. Luehring, Marg-,uet ........... ____...Xicollet, ).finn. Mack, Ruth _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Sanborn, Minn. ?.feyer, Vernon ...........................- ...........Xicollet, 1(inn. llue.ller, Evel)TI ··--------Xeenah. \\'is. \fueller, Natalie ................... _ _ _ _ \\.inona, 11inn. 1fum.m, Mary .........................................!lorris, Minn. Xaumann, Lois ........................._ .._ .....)l'ew Ulm, l[inn. 56

Patzer, Archie _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Jamestown, X. Oak. Redemske, Elizabeth -·-·············-··-····\Vaterlown, S. D-ak. Retzlaff, :'.\[arcu~ ·-····------Kew Ulm, Minn. Schaller, Jonathan _ _ _ _ _ _ _Xicollet, lfinn. Scharlemann, Robert ---··-··--.Lake City, Minn. Schultz, Harold _ _ _ _ _ _ ______.Kew Ulm, :'.\finn. Schwartz, Paul - - · · · - - - .Ixonia, \\' is. Sdrn ecke, Lee Orda ····-·········-····-··Gibbon, :'.\finn. Spaude, Jerome _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.Lake Benton, Minn. Strelow, Ronald ·-·•············-·····-·--···New Ulm, ).(inn. Tietz, Doris ···-··································-·····New Prague, Minn. Voigt, Adelbert -----·-···········Uutchinson. ).finn. \\'eindorf, Kenneth ----·············Goodhue. Minn. Wendling, Dale · - - - - - - - ... Hazel, S. Dak \\"inter, Dorothy _____ ... Lebanon, Wis. - 42 ELEVENTH GRADE

Albrecht, Homer ·······-····--···-·····-····-Bowdle, S. Dak. Albrecht, Paul _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Bowdle, S. Dak Albrecht, Ruth ···- ···········-······-···············Glenwood, ).finn. Backer, Rruc-e ·····················-·············· ... Kew Ulm, :Minn.

Behrens, Korma -··-··-························Gibbon, ).finn. Beilke, Phyllis ··········-······· ......................Jeffe.rsou, \\'is. Biedenbender, Kermit ..........................Appleton, Wis. Bradtke, Edward ····-·····-······---~akefield, ).finn. Brandt, ).falcolm ·····-····················-······-·Hanska, MimL Buchholtz, Verona ·············-----\\'eyauwega, \\.is.

Footh, Clifford ·····--···--·-·--·-··········Boyd, :'.\!inn. Fuerstenau, .\larly~ ................................Hazel, S. Oak. Fuerstenau, :Xorman ··········-················-Hazel, S. D-ak. Haase, Marjorie ···-·································''"inona, li!inn. Hohenstein, Bonita ·························-····.Kew lilm, Minn. Janke, .\lartin ········-·············-············-·-·.l'\ew lilm, .\finn. Jcseritz, l\farian ························-····-··-·"'ood Lake, Minn. Kamitz, Waldemar ····-·····-·········-·- ... Belle Plaine, .\finn. Koch, Joyce ·························-·-····-····'''inono, Minn. Kock, David ······--·····-- .. .. .. . .. Goodhue, :Minn. Kolander, Mary Ann -·····-·····················Lakefield, .\[inn. Krah, Carolin,: .. .......... ....... .. .....Lakefield, Minn. Kramer, Dorothy ·····-······-··············-····Gibbon, :'.\[inn. Kramer, Richard ...........·-·····--·····-···"·;nona, .\firm.

J.;.uske, Theodore ............·-·······-········..···IIutchinson, Mimi. Lindloff. Donald ·············-·········-···--Elkton, S. Dak \fack, Elaine .... ........Sanborn. ).Jinn. ).laha. Geraldine .................... . ............Xew Ulm, "\finn. )lensch, Donald ···············-············..-··-··Lake Benton, ).finn. \Ioeller, l:,.enne1h .. . -·······-········-···Fairmont, ).1inn. Oren, Oscar ·············- ·····-··················-···:\Iadelia, :\fom. Panning, Roland ...........·-··········-··········Gibbon, Minn. Pasche, Lila .... ···-·····-·-··-·RoUi11gslone, ).finn. l'eter~en. )larian ·······················-···········Essig, :\finn. Reek, Alice ········-···-·····..·-·----··'\'eyau"ega, \\·is. l{eimers, Reuben ............_ _ _ _ _ ).forris, )firm. l{euscher. Pauline ....................·-·-·--·Holdrege, ::-.l'cbr. Riegel, Frances ..............·------Gucken, ;\[inn. Salzwedel, )lerlen ···········------Echo, ;\finn. Sd,erzer, Robert ··········------Saginaw, :\1ich. Schmeling, :\rl)n ·-···------\\'atertown, S. Dak. Sclmet,:e, ).lanin ·········-························•Kew lilm, :\!inn. Schulz, Arthur ·····-···-··-----'"inona, :\finn. Schulz, Elroy ············-·············-···-····-..·Goodhue, ;\finn. Spau<lc. Ah-in ............................................Gibbon, Minn. S: rchlcr. .\mold ·····----·-·-Hamel, :\linn. Timm, Ruth ..........................................- .Holland, Minn. Tn:ttien. \\.alter ---··--····-···-·····-Xew {;Im, "\firm. T"lrich, :.\farYin ........................____Xew Ulm, :\finn. \"CM'ltz. \"ir11:inia ········- - - - - - D i g Stone City, S . D. \\.es.:;el, Roger ·- ·····-···------Truman, :lllinn. \\'ittc, HarYey ....................·-······..····-13uffalo Lake, Minn. \\.oldt, -\lfons .........._Rockfield, \\'is. - ~3 TEXTH GR,\OL

Ilar~e. X orman ........................................Jasper, ).li,m. Heckendorf, \\.ilbm .......................... Delhi, :\finn. llittdorf, Reinhard ..................................Hoskins, Xcbr. Dode, Bernice .......................................... Courtland. ).! inn. Bohlen, Earl .... _ .....................................Corona. S. Dak. Brinkmann, 1':arleen ...............................Chaseburg, \\'is. Brisso, Don ......-·····-·····-····- ··········..-Ha<lar, Xebr. Bruus, Elaine ............................................Gibbon, 1finn. Bruns, Lan) ······-·--··- -·..----··-Sew t;Jm, :\!inn. Carlso11, Jame~ ·······················-······..····-Rhinl'lancier; \Vis. 58

Denninger, John ···································-···St. Paul, :\!inn. Denni~on. Carol ...................................Victory, \\·is. De \\·all, Henry ·······-·········-·····..·············SL James, Minn. Fairchild, "\farceline ··-···········-······-·····hlayer, Minn. Gie.schen. Lois ·············-··..·-··················Maribcl, \\'is. Grams, \\.alter .........................·---······-·Kew "(;Im, :\Jinn. Haar, Lillian .............. - - ---··-·Loretta, :.\linn. Harms, Gustav ...........................·-···-··St. Jame~, Minn. Hellmann. Beverly - - - - - - -..Xe\\ lilm, ){inn. Hurst. J w1e ...............................................\fission, S. Dak.

Janzow, John ···········-··············-·••..·····..··Lewiston, Minn. ]311s, Lyla ........... ··········-..··-····-·····-·Gibbon, :\!inn. Johnson., Eunice ··············-···-··-········Be11e Plaine, \finn. Kapanke, \Iarie ····-·····-····..··········· ...La Crosse, \\.is. Korthals, Xorma ..................................-Chaseburg, \\'is. Krueger, ~cl.in ...............................- . ....Kew vim, :.\fom. Lau, Jean ···········-························· ...........La Crosse, \\.is. Learman, Carol - -- ··········· .................Xcw London, \\'is. Lehrke, Caroline ....... ··············-······· ...Gibbon, :.\liim. Levorson, Lawrence -·····························Lake ::'\Iills, Iowa \fack, Luther ······-········ - -- - -..Sanborn, :.\finn. :\lartens, Lois ........ ··········-···········..- .... Darwin, :.\Iinn. ::'lfarxhauscn, Kaomi ·····-·······················Courtland, ::'lfiim. :\feyer, Arleen ......... ...................·-····-Courtland, Minn. :.\Jueller, Dorothy ····-·-·························\\'inona, Minn. :.\fumm, :.\.Iarjorie -·····-·····-··············..···'forri;;, :\finn. Ohland, Joan ............................................Gibbon, Minn. Ohlmann, Roland ·····················-···-···Valentine, Xebr. Ott. Ronal<l ············- ·····-····················- ...:.\lorgan, :.\linn. Pape, Ronald ............................................:.\ledford, \\'is. Poehler. :.\farion ·-·········-·•··-···...........Xe\\ Clm, :.\linn. Raddatz, Lorraine ...................................Clemcnts, :.\lirni. Ring, Lester ...·-············-··················· ...Sew {.;Im, :.\Iinn. Sauer, Rhoda ····-············-·····-· ······-·.Xcw Ulm, :\!inn. Scharlemann, Evy ····-····-·· ·····-·····-Lake City, :\!inn. Schroeder, Elaine ... ······- ······-··--··-·.Xicollet, )finn. Schuetze, Lenore ······-· .............·--•··"ew l:lm, "Minn. Schult:,., Ra)moncl ...............................Sew t:lm, :\!inn. Seckel, :.\farion I .ois -··-······-·············\\ abasha, )finn. Seidl, Lrsel ·······-- - -................... Fairfax, :.\linn.

Seifert, Irwin ·····-···---·······-·· ··-·~finneapolis, 11inn. Spaude. Cyril ····················--·----·· _Lake Benton, .\finn. Spaude. Eugene ··-·······-··-----IIadar, Xebr. Toop, ~Iarjorie ·-····--··---·-·-···· ...Hancock, 11inn. Trapp, Wilfred ················-··- - - - · Mih\aukee, Wis. Voigt, Gerhardt ···············-············-···--Hutchinson, ~im1. \Vendland, Dolores ········-·····-······-······-Valley City, X. Dak. \Verner, Ruth ............................................Renville, .\fom. \\.icchmann, Glenn -·············-----Kcw Llm, )iinn. \\·icmer, Shirley ......,..............- ............Winona, 1fom. Yackel. Maur ice .........................._......_Redwood Falls, ~fin11. Zimmermann, Roland ···-······----'Vood Lake, ~finn. -u2 :::-1::STH GRADE

Abendroth, .\larie .................. •-··········· .. Rhinelander, \\'is. Dauer, Karl - ···-·-·····--···--.. -·..--.Echo, .\lino. Biedenbende1·, F1·ederick ----~-.ppleton, Wis. Birkholz, Jerome ···-·--·-·--·-·····-····St. James, Minn. Bleick, Vernita ····-··------FL Ridgely, ~linn. Bruns, .\l arlene ----····················Gibbou, ~inrL Bulo\,, Elda ...............................................\fankato, ~limL Buss, Robert ·······--····-·····-·····-·····-···Stanton, )rebr. Current, Carol ....... ····························-··Es~ig, ~IirUl, Currie, Rose :Marie ................................~finncapilis, M inn. Danner, Richard ____ ..................... Rhinelander, \\'is. De \\'all, Gladys ................................... St. James, ~finn. Erhart, ~fary -············-···-···-···-·····0"1..-aloosa, Iowa Fink, Caroline ..........................................;\fedford, \Vis. Frank, Pearl -----·················;-.rorgan, ~finn. Freyholtz, Phylli,; ----···············Fairfax, .\finn. Gillette, Joann ........................................Genoa, \Vis. Gilb, Henrietta ........................................ Burr, :llinn. Gruetzmacher, Violet ....................... ...l.,e Center, ).finn. Hackbarth, Charlotte ·····- ···········-···-.Stanton, Nebr. Hagen, Roger ····-····-·------).lew Ulm, ~finn. Harmening. Merlyn ·····--··--······-·......Courlland, Minn. Hermann, Richard ....................·-·····-St. Paul, ~iinn. Hoprna1m, James ..............._____Qrmsby, .\!inn. Hopp, Ardyce···--------- Kicollet, :Minn. Hulke, Leroy .........................- .........-.Wood Lake, Minn. Janke, Fredrick ······-··········..·····-··-·Kew Ulm, Minn.

Kappelmann, ).faric ·-···--···--·--~fanitowoc, \Vis. Karnitz, )leh-yn ----···-··--·Belle Plaine, ).firm. Kock. Paul ·····························-··-··-·c;oodhue, ).finn. Kort.Ii, l:famona - - - - - · · ·····-·····\\'atertowu, S. Dak. I,.ruejl"er, Ordell ············-··---····- ···-~c,, Ulm, lfinn. Kuehl, Xadcan ............. ···-·····"···-····-Neenah, Wis. Lengling, Erwin ·······-·····-····-..····-···Jlih\aukee, \\'is. T.entz, Lero) ·····················-·····-····----\Vatertown, S. Dak. Lueder,, \\.illard ····-···-···---Faribault, )limL lfarxhausen, ).farie ·······-·····--··-··-Courtland, ).finn. ).fatschkc, Ro\\cna ...............- -........Mank·,tto, Minn. :\!eyer, Xadine ...............................- .....Xicollct, 11inn. Xauma,m, Bertram ................................Kew Ulm, Minn. Xelson, Judd ············-····-···.....................St. Paul, Mum. Ohlmann. Dolores ············-····················-Valentine, :',lebr. Ohlmann, Ramona ···········-····················-Valentine, X cbr. Ottcr~tatter, Robert ·······- ······----Tomahawk, Wis. Panning, Armin -····-·····..······•·..··········-Gibbon, l!inn. Plath, :Mary Ann ...................·---Hancock, 1!inn. Ratike, Harland -·- ····-······-···········....Truman, Minn. Rcdcmske, \\.illard ............... -..·--····-""atertown, S. Dak Retzlaff, Carol - ··············-·····--·····-·······.. Kew Clm, l!inn. Schaller, Anne ······-··.... _......_...............Xicollet, ).finn. Schlavensky, Jane ........................·-·--··Peshtigo, \\'is. Schmidt, David -·--·-····-----...............::\1ilwaukee, \Vis. Schmiel, David ....................................-.T.akefield, ).finn. Schroeder, Dorothy .......- ............- .......Stoddard, Wis. Schroeder, Evelyn . ______..... Nicollet, )..finn. Schwerke, Flo)d ........................·-· --·Gibbo11, )liiuL Seifert, Edmund ............·---··--······-·····),!inneapolis, 1fitm. Sievert. Joannc ················-·········...•......._.(jibbon, 11inn. Sperling, Katherine ......- ...··-·····..··--···Sew Lim, ),.Jinn. Stroming, Ardich ............................- .....\\.atcrlO\\D, 1finn. Timm, Helen ·································--··--·-·Holland, 11inn. Toop, .:\larion ·-····--···...... ·············-···--·Hancock, l-finn. \\'ehauscn, Ruth ······-····-·-······-······)forton, )Jinn. \\'cller, Carolyn ·······-·····- ....- ....._ .......C',ibhon, )Jinn. Wcudland, :\Ielvin .............................. _ Valley City, X . Dak. \\·erner, Duane .....................- ......- .......\\.abasso, :Minn. Wetter, Dennis ····--····-...............- ...._Delano, llfinn.

\\'illhi1e, Robert ····························--··-Xew Um, ).!inn. Young, Ronald ·-·················· ................ St. Paul, ).finn. Ziebarth, Beverly ----··-Green Bay, \Yis. Zimmerrna1m, Arnold .... ·······- ········-·-\\ ood Lake, ).{inn. Zoellmer, \'al Jean -····-··············· . ...Truman, ),[inn. - 72 SPECL,L

Otto, N"orman ·····----················Clemenh,-, ~fom. • U M)f.-\RY

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Albrecht, Richard ······-····················-····Xew Clm. :\Ii.m. Gieschen. John ........................·········-····Deceased. Henkel, George ······················-······· ....... ::\Iilwaukee. \\"is. Jaeger, Hen,y ..._ .................................... So. :.\Iilwaukee, \\'ts Prahl. \\.illiam ........................................:\filwaukee, \\.i,. Zautner, Charles ···························-······Rockiord, 111. CL.\~f m• •97 (7) Dress, Charle., ................ ....................... Rich, ille, :\lich. Hauber, Ono ···-·····..······ ..······· .......... Deceased. Jehn, Rudoli ·-·······························......... Xahma, :\lich. Kannenberg. Frederic ...................... \\.est ..\llis, Wis. Schroer, Herman ..................... ·-···· ..... Deceased. Sievert. Louis ····························-···-··..Deceased. Zaurner, Henry .......................·-·····-·.... Dece.1~d. CLASS OF '98 (14) Bolle, Charles ··-·····················..····-···-·\\.atertown, \Vis. Brenner, Charles .................................... Beaver D:im, \\'is. Burk, Yicmr .................................- ......... Buffalo. X. Y. Hellermann, Otto .................................. :\fankam. :\Iim1. Jaeger, Hermann ....................................Oc.:onomowoc. \\.i.". Jaeger, John ............................................Jane.ffiilc. \\.i,. :\!eyer, Hermann ................................... Dcrra-rrl Mohr, John ..... ......................................\pplcton. \ \·i.;. :\lohr, Lillie ............................................ Uecea,e<l. Reichmuth, Frederic -----····-··Decea:-e<l.

Roeck, -\lbcrt - - · -····--······- ... _ _ Los Angele<s, Cal. Serrahn, Louis · · - --·-·······---Deeca..'-Cd. Thie:., Charle,; -····-· _ _ _ Deceased. \\"ickc, Henry ............. . . ··-··-·Fond du Lac, Wis Q_-\:,.,- Ot ·99 (9) Uoelte, William -·····-···-········ . ... ..... l>eceased. Espen<son, William ............................ ..)linneapolis, .\!inn. Frey, Oscar -·-·-·-·················· ·--·-.St. Paul, ~limL C.ie,-("htn, Claus --·-····-·····---Dece~sed. Jen:,, Rudolf ·-··············· ··--Deceased. Keipe, C.harl(', . ............................... Decea~ed. l{e1111er, \\'m. von ················- ··-·······\\'oo<lhurn, Ind. Schroeder, \\"alter •·-···--·-···········---Fairmom, \linn. Stein, l lcrmann -····-······-llay Cit-y, \I icb c1.1,;,; 01' ·oo (8) Brocker, 1.ouis ····-·············--······--··\I ilwaukee, \\'is. llagctlorn, llcrnhanl -·······----:\lilwauktt, \\'is. "r.llN', \\.illiam . .... ···-···-···-·Oeceased. "ri1:g, l lugo ........ ....................... \[ ilwauket, Wis. Kutz, lkinhohl ...• .. ··············----Arlington, Minn. StefTen, Allen ______ __.:\lilwaukee, \\'is \'olkc1l, Olio -···-· ........... Dccca,ed. \\'acliholz. Hugo ·······-·······~1 ilwaukcc, \\Ii,:.

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a 1,;,; or '02 (5) Albrc.:ht, Herman ···-·····-······-··---:\1ilwankee, \\'is. Barsch, Otto .. ····························-······ lJrc-ea,ed. llcnz, Alcxamler . ....... ····-····-··-·'PPleton, \\ is. Oa~en, Henry ··-····- ........ ___ \\'atcrtown. S. Dak ::'llaycrhoff, Rtnoni -······· ·····-·-····-···--\Jlplcton, \\ is. Cl..\SS Of' 'OJ (7) Albrecht, Gusta, ·····················-·-··- St. Peter, \lirm. Kahncrt, Henry --·-·····-·····-·····- St. Paul, \liun. \{anther, \\"ilham -··········· ······-···-·-'lilwaukee, \\'is. Pape, Arthur . ................---···---·-···· :\lanitowoc, \Vis. Reid, E,·an ..... ·•-···-············-···--·-Concord. K. C.

Rowe. \\.illiam .. ············-····•·••· .\rthyde, Minn. ::chulz Erne,~ ···-··-,\pplcton, \\.is. U ..\,-,. 01' •o-i (5) Ehll:-n, Loui~ ..... ............................ Dc.-ccascd. Hellcrmann. \\.ilii:in ················--······ Xccnah, \\'i,__ Kudart. Thuxlorc --·· ··-··•·Dccca..<.ed. Schult-', Thevdorc .... ...... .......... Goodhue, Minn. S.pcrli11:;, Ida .................... ......... Ne,, ulm, l{inn. 0-\55 OF ·05 (R) Caru, John ·-·····..·····-······· ......... Suring, \Vi~. .......... Lc,~iston, Minn. Grimm. Frederic ...........-.. 1-:re~. Hugo _____ -·-·-St. Paul, l!inn. Hackb.-irth, ~lax - ................·--··· \\'auwato:.a, \\'is. Hobinger, Charles .................... _. .. Deceased. Stanton, Xeb. Lehmann, Albert ............................. :\lartcn•, Charles ....................................Dt-eeased. Stindt, .\lhen --·-·•·····----X cw lJlm, 1linn. CL\5S OF ·oc, ( 6) Grul>t:r. Immanuel ··-··················-········ Minneapolis, lfinn Jat>gcr. .\lex:inder .............................. Dct-cascd. ""latt. Huldreich ---··-·-·---Xew L Im, ).linn. Kroll, Humann -· .............- ...... Seattle, \\ ash. Raedekc, John .. ............................. Deceased. \\.ynel..en, Gu-1:we ----······•... RN"sc, lfic-h. a.A:<, OF' '07

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Uicr,, Hermann .......-. .............. SL Paul, :\finn. Loc!H-1, Frederic ........... . ............. Milwaukee, \Vi~ ~lit£ncr. Henry -··-·............ \\'atertown, \\'is. lfo,ch. F.rne,t ............ ............. ).lanilowoc, \\'is. \\ i11h:r. Edmund .................... Bay City, :\firh. CL\:', OF'

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,\uiJcrheide, Charle~, . . ........... Xcw lilm, Minn. Harm, ning. John ......... ............ Sleepy Eye, :\!inn ... .... Foud du Lar, \\ i-. RollotT, Emil .............. _ Scheurer. ~laric ·--·········· Uecea~cd. cu-.., OF' •09 (5) Duin, Siegfried . ........................... Vccca,;ed. Gurgcl, l le1111a1m .............. \Vonewor, \\'is.. lli111,aui. Paul ......... - ·•---··· ~fankato, Minn.

Schultz, Ferdinand .............................. _\lih,aukee, \\ i~. Wandersee, .\ lbert --··········•···· ......... Ann Arbor, 11ich. CL.>.:-S 'lF ·10 (6) Aufderheide, Herman -···--····-··-'\"cw l_jJm, :\linn. Bruesehoff, Richard ···············-··········~ \\·atertowu, \\"is. 1':rause. Ernst ........................................-\lih,aukee, \\.is. \luesing. \\.alter .................................. Deceased. Quandt. Courtney ······················-··-····-Red \\"ing, :\linn. ~rraus,, Edwin ·-········•················ ...........:\lilwaukee. \\"i,;. CU,SS OF ·11 (7) Haar, Agnes .... ..............................:\Iinneapolis, :\linn. Hohenstein, Carl ·-·····-··························:\Iinneapolis, \lmn. t-:.erkow, Otto ·····-······················ .........._( ordan, :\linn. \feyer, Harry -·········-····························I >etrnit, Mich. :'\it~chke, .-\rthur -·····•····························Good Thunder. \[inn \\"ojahn. \\"illiam •··········-····················Yan Dyne. \\"i,. Zarwell. Gerold ···········-·························\\"est Point. XE.hr. CLASS OF '12 (9) .-\nfclcrhcidc, Hertha ........................... X ew Clm. \[inn. Rocmckc, Otto ········-·················· Oe,ceased. Fuhrmann, Carl ···-····················. Xorfolk. Xebr. facob. Emil ········-·········-········ . .. Cle,·cland. Ohio. . ... \[ilwaukcc, \\"i,,. Kir~chke, \\·m. .....................St. Paul. \fi1111. Kuester. Ewald ..... . .................... \[ilwaukee, Wis. Pape. Carl ................ .................. Ft. Atkinson, \\"is. Peters, Alma ................ ............... Xcw Clm. :\linn. Retzlaff, Armin CLAS-S OF

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Albrecht. Oscar ................................. \\·atertown, \\"is. Faubel. .-\ugust ··-························ ......... Indianapolis. Ind. Ga,ui:,ch. Jolm ......... ................. \lilwauk<."t:, \\"is. \lc)cr, Fred ·········-· ............... \Iilwaukcc. \\"i;. \\·achier, Gusta,· .... ...............:\[anitO\rnc. \\"i:;. \ \"ind land. _-\Ii red .....................\"C\\ l:lm. \fim,. Cl.ASS OF '11 (5) Backer, Emil .. ............ ······•·····-•···-~ew Clm. \li1a1. Dommer. \larrin ................................._.-\lgoma. \\"is. Hohen~tein. \\.alter ............................. Lahe City, \[inn. Luedtke. T.en ···-···-····························-Pigeon. :\Iich. Stephan, I .eonora .....................................\"ew Clm, ~finr.

O..~$$ OF ' 15 (6) Cram, , L illian ···········-······-······-······-···Milwaukee, \\'is. l lin1.. Carl .\ .. ............................._...........:\Iason City. Ia. l,ir:achkc, E r ich ......................................:\1ilwaukee, \\.is . .\!eyer. George ........................................ )ledford, \\.i5. ~pamle. Paul ...... ............................ Lake Benton, :'.linn \\·;, th. Jacob ............................................ St. l'aul. :'.!inn.

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Ba,-,uw. Emily ........................................ Appleton. )linn.

El>en. Erich ........................................... Deceased. Falde, .\ adel ............................................ St. Paul, .\[inn. Forbe;, Louis ............. .................... Gerlach, A<lolph ...... Xew Urn, \ finn. Koenig. Ernst .... ... . St. Louis, ).(o. Kolander, Paul . . \\'aterloo, \\'is .\Ianthey, .\ lbert ......................... ............. Oecea,ed. Sitz. Herbert -······-··················· ............ Xcw U lm, \!inn. Trcnin. Emil ......................................... .\[ilwaukcc, \\'is. \\'cstcrkamp, Paul ................................ Detroit, ).fie!,. CUSS OF '17 (9) D~ :-te, hei t. )lirn1ie ................................. .\linneapolis, 11inn. Ehlke. Arthur ............. ...................... .\lilwaukee. \ \'is. F-i1z. Lydia .................... ............. Spring \"alley, \\·is C.ie-e. Hulda .............. . ..................... :\[inneapolis, .\Iinn. John,on, \\ alte- . .... \\'i"'. Rapid«. \\'i,. Kohlhofi. \\ alter .. .. ......Jordan, .\linn. L1:ehrin!Z, Henry .... . . Xicol)(>r . .\!inn. '.\a11111ann. Hedwig ................................St. Paul. .\[inn. Ziuk~. Helen .......................................... Decea:ae<l. CUSS OF '1$ (10) Fritz, Edna ..........................................._Summit, So. Dak. Cif'hi.1. Ema ............................................. Bay City, .Mich. Geh1:c. Johanncs ...................................... Toledo. (). ~lftz. Theodore ..................................... ::--Jorthrop, .\linn. ~loskop, Alber: ....................................... Fond du L1.c. \\"i;,. Reuter. Elizabeth ................................... Port Or.-hard, \\'ash Sperling. Erne,-: ... ..................... X ew "Clrn. .\f irn,. Steffenhagen. C,rnii,-,e ................-Keno;,ha. \Yi, Stra~cn, Frieda ................... 1filwaukee. \\·is. 7-1.eske, Clara . . .............. Oconomowoc. \\'i"

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Albrecht, Erna ··-··························-···Xew Ulm, .\linn. Iloet!cher, Theodore ..........................-Kaukauna, \Vis. Tiuenger, Clara ···-·····························-···-"-cnosha, \Vis.. Dierks, August -·······························- ·····Mcnasha, \Vis. Garbrecht, 1fartin ····-··························-\\'aukesha, \Vi:; .............. Glenwood, \!inn. .\lundinger, Clar:i -······· ... CUSS OF '20 ( 9) Olauert, Edgar ············-·····-·····-· ..... Greenleai, \Vi$. 11uzck. Anna ···-·····-·····-················ ......_Czecho-Slovakia. Gedicke, Frieda ·-·····-··········--·····-····Xew Ulm, Minn. Glaeser. Gilbert ·············-·························Kenosha, Wis. Montgomery, Estl1t:r .......·--···-··-····St. James, \finn. Pelzl, Theodore ···················-···-······-·-Xew Ulm, \finn. Weissenborn, Otto .....·-···--..···········...... Mound, Minn. \Vilbrecht, Arnold .....................·-··•-··•-BrO\vnsville, \\'is. Winter, Lydia ........................____ :-Jew Ulm, ).fo:n.

CJ..-1.;;~ OF '21 (13) Cergemann, Siegbcrt ···-························· \Vatertown, \\'is. Cradtke. Edward ..................... .... . Lakefield, llinn. Fritz, Estlier -···············........... ········- Fairfax, \finn. Hinz, Erna ········-·········•··························· \Villiamsport, Pa. ,\f ittelstaedt, Adeline .......................... Deceased. .\1.oeller, Leona ............ .......... .. ......... Red Bud, Ill. Schimmelpfenning, Anita ...................Oconomowoc, \\.is Schmidt, Edward ··-·····..·····.................... .\Iilwaukcc. \\"i'<. Schnitker, I rene ···········-···--·····-·--···-·'-Iinncapolis. \.finn. Schriefer, Katherine ···-····- ···········-·····Kenosha, \\'is. Schulz, Godirey ···-··············- ·················'.\lih,aukee. \\'i,-. ~icz, Erna .................... ... ....... \\·a1erto,rn, \Vis. Stclljc,,, Ori;, ··-········ .... ,\lihs-aukee, \\"is. Cl \~5 OF

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Alhrecht, Victor ..... ... ..................... .\lanitowoc, \Vi,. Alhrecht. \\·alter ............................... La Crosse. \\·i,. 11ei<el, .\far!;<lret .............. ............ Lakefield, .\!inn, Engel, Leona .................... ... .. Adrian, :Mich. Giegling, Lillie ··-······-······· . .. .\Iilwaukee, \\.is. Haertel. Gcrtrucle ......... .... Fairmont. '.\fian Huso. Dena .•........... .................... ...-Lake Mills, Iowa. Koch. Gerda ............ ........ .................... .\lanitowoc, \\',s. AA

Kochler, Florence ....................... ·-- ..... \\atertown, \\'1s. Lein, J ohanna ·································-····-·· Glenham, S. J >ak. Si!'\·crt, Ada ·················-·······-··········-·· Watertown, \Vis. \\°1cchmann, Rcna1a ········------Good Thunder, llunt \\.ilbrccht, Irma ··········-···--·-······-- Peshtigo, \Vis.. CLASS OF '23 (9) Dacker, Adel~rt ········-·····-·-···-········· La Crosse, \\"is. Falk, Anna ····-·····-················ .............. Gibbon, l\1inn. Hafner, Pauline ···-····-·····-·· ............. Green Bay, \\.i,. H uchncrkoch, 81her ·-·· ...... ······-···· Deceased. John, Frieda ························-···- ........... Kicollet, :Minn. Krueger, Arthur ················-·····-·········· Phoenix, Ariz. Kuehn, Elmer ········-····-······-·················· l\Iilwaukee, \\·is. .\lesserli, Verona ···-··················-···········Col umh11,, \Vis. Sonn, Lester ········-··--···-·····-············\PIJ)eton, \Vis. CL\SS 0t· ·2.J (9) C~iesc-hen, Gertrude . ······--······· ······-··· \VauwatoSt, \Vis. Ciziewski, Ethel .................................... Columbus, Ohio. I !arms, Louise -···--····························· Barahoo, \Vis. I leek, Helen ·········-······························· Lake City, ~[inn. :'\ohe, .\ntoinctte -·-·-······-············ ...... llilwaukee, \\·,~. Octjen, Viola ·-·····-····-···················-·-··;\filwankee, \Vi,. \\·i111cr. Anna ····················-············-· \Vest Beml, \\'is. \ ankc, Ru1h ·-······· .. ·········-····················La Crosse, \\.i5. lc1.,pel, Lydia -·····-····-·····-··················Plymouth, 1\ebr.

CL\"'5 or '25 (8) 1:1,en::;:er, Esther ···-······-···········-·······-··Xew Ulm, Minn. l::.mz, An·in ···········-······•·- --··················Bcnton Harbor, ::\licl1 .\!eyer, Laura ·-············•····-········•······-···Hinklcy, ::\finn. 1 1ueller. Frieda .......................................Janesville, ::\[inn. Oswald. Kurt -···--·-····························· \Valcrtown, \Vis. :SIC'nsrud, Sophu5 ···-·················· ........... Milbank. S. Oak. \\"i lhr<'rht, ilertha ..................................St Paul. ::\linn. \\.ia, C..1rl ········-·······································Xew lilm, Minn. CLA~S OF .26 ( U) P.acker, Edgar _ ____ ....... ·····--·· Saginaw, liich. Denningcr. Geor_!!'c ................... ······-··· Milwaukee, \Vis. C.laescr..\ngelica ................................... Milwaukee, \ Vis. llafncr, .-\Ima -···-···--·-·-··············-···Yelm, \ •V ash. Haucli, Herbert ··-····-····-·················· Benton Harbor. ~licit.

HolI111a11n, :\larti:1 ................. -· ........... Dale, \\"is. Lau, Theodore ··-······························-··Hortom·ille, \\·is. .\!eyer, John ························-····················:\fontello, \\"is. .\fueller, Gerhard .... ···-·························l;rnfton, Xebr. Price, Leona .. . ......................... .\lilbank, S. Dak. Rau~chkf' Armin ·········-·····-······-···Lake City, Minn. Roeder, Emma . ·····-····-···-···:Stanton, Xebr. \\.aidelich, Guenther ............... - ·····-··.\1ih,aukee, \\"i>. Zorn, Loretta -···-·······························Cleveland, 0. CL.\SS 01' '27 (17) .\lhrcchr, Ema .. ................................•. Bylas, A1i2. ........... Johnson, ..\linn. Bart~ch, Erwin -······-····· ···· Finuv, Carl -·····--·······-········ ...........Re..wer flam, \\'is lhlenicld, Hclmmh -···· ..... . .....-Columbus, \Vis. John. Gertrude ·········-········· ·······- \\.atertown, \Vis. Jo,-dahl, Olina ················-······-···---:\fanche~ter, :\[inn. Kiecker, c;corge ································-····Appleton, \Vis. Koester. Arthur ..................... ................ Fond dn l~'lc, Wis. l .oeck, Olio ·-··········································· Balaton, \1 inn. .\laakestad. Harriet ········-······················Good Thunder, '.\fom \larlin, Hilda ..........................................Echo, hlinn. .\Iueller, Carl -·········································S...ginaw, ~ieh. Paap, Gertha ........... .............................. Goo<l Thunder, :\[inn Ro<;,ow, F.dwin .. .......................................\mboy, Minn. Schulz, Hem,· .. .................................._St. Paul, :\finn. Sil'p;ler, Cordelia ·······-·············•···········Allenton, \\'is. Sie\"ert, '.\fanha ··········-··· Winthrop, :\!inn. CLASS OF '28 (2.1) Bartels, Frit2 -············· .......... ....._Dig l{apids, .\lich. Bartsch, .\!elinda ···-·····-·······-······· ..... Foresl Park. Ill. Buchhoh:, E,ther ···-······-·········· ............ \fadison, \Vis. Dey, Gertrmle ····················-· .... ..... ..Xeenah, \Vis. Due~terhocft, Juliane ..... ...... ........ .. Con-uso, .\linn. Gieschen, Dorothea .........................•...... :\lilwaukee, \\·is. Grimm, En,in .............. ···••·••··-· ........... St. Paul, .\limL l--..ramer, Irene ···················-·······-····-··-·.\lorton, Minn. 1..;_rause, Inna ·····························-····--La Crosse. \\'is. "'-uehn, Herbert ................................ ... \f rh·ina. \\'is. Leitzke, Emil ...........................................•Two Ri,·ers, \Vis. \!eyer, Henry ......................... ·-·····-·-Mobridge, S. Dak. \foerer, .\ugus1a ····-------Decea~ed 1

Olson, Oli\·e ................................. . ...... Deceased. Ottenhacher. Arthm ····················-·Zeeland, X. l>ak Pape, \\"aldemar -·· . ····-·-·····- ::llcdford, \\ is. Schriefer, \\°illiam . . ······-··············· Xew Ulm, ::IIinn Schuelze, .\largot ... ··························- Le\1 iston, Minn. Seehusen, .\lanha -·····························-Xew ulm, :\{inn Sic, ert, Hertha ···················•··············-\ \ 'atertown, \ Vls Skogen, Inez ··----················-···-·llinneapc>li,. ::lfiu:. \\.aterman, Florence ··········-···-· ...... \leh-ina, \\"is. \ \.ilde, Erwin ···-···········-···•-··········- . T.ewi~con, .\lin:-c1..-1.ss or ?9 (30) .\11,recht, llartin -··-···-··················Xc" l"lm, .\linn. Bender, .\lolly ···········-··-·············••·······'lgonr, \\ is. Bergholz, .\fargaret -····-············-··· .\lih, aukee, \\'1< Boese, Ilemhardt -····-·······-········-········ :-:e11 London, \\ ,· 1Joe1t.-!1er, lrma -··············-·····-···-··· Xeenah, \\"is. Conradt, T<la -·····-----·-·-·--···· Kenosha, \Yi,. Fuerstenau, Adolph --·--········ h.enosha, \\'i,-. Geiger, \l:i.rie ···--··-·-···-········· ..\lgoma, \Vis Hagedorn, Fred -····-····-·······-·········· .\lilwaukee, \Vis. Jordahl. Jeanette ···-······-·····-·········· .\lanche,ter, :'.rinn Krernin, \"iola ··-·····················-····-··- Yest~. ::llinn. .\lei,lcr, Xorma -··············· ·······-··········Hay City. Mich . .\(eyer, Chailes ·-····-······· --·················Lake Denton, .\lin11 .\lueller, Adelheid -········ - ········ Fore~1 Park. Ill. Oswald, Inna ......................................-Fremont, \Vis. Pape, Gerhardt .. . ............................... Juneau, \\"is. Rahn, Ellen ........... ···-··············-········· Redwood Falls, .\lmr, Schuetze, Hildegard . ········-··--········· .\\nitcriYer, Ariz. Schwarz, Dorothy .......•.......................... Xe" vim, .\linn. S1e\·crt, Alma - - - - · ········ ····-···-West Allis, \\'is. Stegemann, \\'illiam -···········•·•·············· \\'alt ham, ::llinn. Sceinherg, :\[artha ···················-······-····· Chicago, 111. Scin<lr, \Val<lemar ·············•·····- .......... . Bay City, l\fo:-h. \·ergin, Leopold ·--····························-···)Iilwaukee, \\.i,;. Vo)!:el, Leonarda ··············-······· ... .... Burlington, \\.is. \\"a,,;mann, Eleanor --·-····--·········· Owosso, ;\fich. \\'endt, Helene ··-···-·-······················ .Fairmont, :'.finn. \\·emcr..\da ················-························· ).[ilwaukee, \Vi,. Woltmann. William ...... .. .. . ...-Tlay City, ::Iiich. ...... Fairmont. l\Iim,. Zeitz, Ernest

CLASS OF '30 (24) Albrecht, Annin .................................... Appleton, Wis. Albrecht, Mildred ..................................Milwaukee, Wis. Busse, Martin .......................................... Two Rivers, Wis. Busse, \Valter .......................................... U. S. Army. llussmann, Hildegard ............................ Hortonville, Wis. Duestcrhoeft, Marie .............................. Goodhue, Minn. Engel, Molly ............................................ Saginaw, Mich. Fehlauer, Adolph .................................... Milwaukee, Wis. Gabrysh, Helen ...................................... Kenosha, Wis. Klug, Margaret ....... .................... ......... Napa, Cal. Levorson, Valborg .............................. Lake Mills, Iowa. Loeslin, Emma ........................................ New Ulm, Minn. Louis, Viola .................... ...................... Rockford, Ill. J'vfeier, Irma ............................................. Truman, Minn. Meyer, Arnold ........................................Milwaukee, Wis. Mundinger, Gerha rel ................ .......... Tucson, Ariz. Nolte, Edwin .................... . ... ........ New Ulm, Minn. ...........Wayne, Mich. Roehler, Martin ............. Rudolph, Adele ............. . ................ Minneapolis, Minn Schimmelpfennig, Laconb .................. Jefferson, Wis. Schmidt, Armin .................................... Vernon Center, Minn. Sprengeler, Arthur ............ ................... St l'a11I, :\li1111 Zarling, Irene ................ . Rhinelander, Wis. Zuberbier, Traugott .............................. Winona, Minn. CLASS OF '3[

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Croker, Sylvan ..................... .................. Lake 11ills, \\'is. Duin, Gerald .......................................... U. S. Army Hellmann, Edmund ........... ................... Milwaukee, Wis. Huber, \Valter ................... ............. Iron Ridge, Wis. Klatt, Harold ................ . ...... Sleepy Eye, Minn. Kutz, Harold .................... ............. Fairmont, Minn. Oswald, Hertha ...................................... Detroit, Mich. Redeker, Frank ......... .. ............... Tomah, Wis. Steinberg, Walter .................... ............. Mankato, Minn. CL\SS OF 'J2

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.-\rndt, Emanuel ...................................... :viilwaukee, Wis. necker, Gerold ........................................Dethel, Minn. Dehmer, Raymond ..... ............................ Tawas City, Mich. Dode, Edith ................... .......................... Madison, Wis.

Fahje, Mathilda ········-·········-·······-······Fond du Lac, Wis. Genz, \\.ihna -···························-····-······ lxonia, \Vis. Gruenhagen, Hcnr) ···-·········-·············- \Vesl Bend, \Vis. Harnisch, .\Iarguerite ···- ................. \Vinona, Minn. 1Ionnam1, Frederick ····························-\Vest Salem, \Vis. Huhn, Armin -··--·-············-············-Milwaukec, \Vis. Humann, Ervin ·-·· .. . ·············-·Helenville, \Vis. Koepsell, Gerhard ···················-···········-\\·. \\'rightstown, Wis. Lehmann, Victor ···-······················-···-1xonia, \Vis. .\lanthey, Frederic ·-·····························Rhinelander, \Vis. .\lehlbcrg, Clara ................................-Jamestown, Ko. D:lk Raabe, I.ester ···-········---···--"·atertown, \\'is. Redeker, Frances ... . .. ... . .... .. Chesaning, Mich. Schauer, Roland .... _ _ _ _ _ _ \\'atertown, \Vis. Sievert, Erich ··················-··········-···········La Cro,"t:, \\'is. Sicycrl, Richard ·············-··---···-·········Flint, .\lich. Timm, Gilbert ···-······-······-·······--·········· I)ccca~cd. Zahn, .\!eilahn ···-·····-···-·-········-····-··;\fenasha, \Yi~. O..ASS OF '33 (20) Bartels, William _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Oshkosh, \\'is. Beck, Fred ----···-····················-···Foley, .Minn. Boock, Gertrude _______ .Burlington, Wis. Bremer, John -··-············· · - ---Xeill:wille, Wis. Dahms, .A..rdella --·-···--····-·----::'l?'icollet, .\fom. Deibert, Edna ···-···---···--·····-······-·.\1ih,aukee, \Vis. Hafenstein, Vera _ _ _ _ _ _ _ \Vestby, Wis. Kessler, Orlando _ _ _ _ _ _ _ u. S. Army. Lahmann, Eleanor _______ Flint, .\iich. Lober, Arnold ··-······-···-----.\1ilwaukee, Wis. .\feier, Arthur ·--··· _ _ _ _ _ _ \\.bite River, Ariz. Paap, Hildegard ________ ;°\few London, \Vis. Schuetze, Victoria _ _ _ _ _ _ _ La Crosse, \\'is. Schumacher, Adelia _______ La Crosse, \\'is. Sorgatz, Edwin ···-··-------St. Paul, .\fom. Sorgatz, \\'alther _ _ ______ Bylas, Ariz. Steinberg, Edna _ _ __ _ _ _ _ Fairchild, Wis. \Yacker, Cari .... _ _ _ __ _ _ _ .\[anitowoc, Wis.

Wiechmann, Edgar ··-···-···-··············Rockficld, Wis. Wilbrecht, Adolf _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _\\·ausau, \\.is.

CL.\SS OF '34 (17) Arras, William ... ·-····-··-----Bay City, ).fich. Baumann, Louise ········ - - - - - -·Gihbon, )!inn. Behrens, Elmer .......... ····-··· - - ·- \Veyauwega. \\'is Berndt, )l"orbert ....·- - - - - - · Hay Cicy, ).fich. Bode, Esther -········· .... ··-- - ·..·-····-Faribault, MimL Broker, Floyd .......................................-Winona, hlinn. Glende, Arthur ···········--...·-······-····.. Arlington. ).Iinn. Heimann, Esther ................................... Kenosha, \\'is. Jacobs, Roland -······-·············---O"hkosh. \\'is. Kopitzke, El<lor - - - - -···· ....-.Brillion, \\·is. Lorenz, Ruth ..................................·-·······-"'rling10n, ).linn. Oswald, Clara ·-···-·············- - - - X . Fond <lu Lac, \\'is. Robisch, Elizabeth - - - --····-··..-Tawas City, :\lich. Roekle, \Valdemar · · - - - - ........Tawas City, ).licl1. Schulz, Rudolph -··•··•·····..···-- - - Fox Lake, \\'is. Stellick, Christina _ _ __ ._ _ _ Tomah, Wis. Vogel, Gertrude - - -······........ Cudahy, Wis.

CLASS OF '35 ( 16) Clements, Ida _ _ _.._ _ _ _ Kcenah, \\'is. Diersen, Harry .......- - -·····-· ..······Xewburg, \\'is. Ouehlmeier, Raymond _ ...................-Xicollet, ).finn. Fehlauer, Herman -····-·..·········-··-Root Creek. \\"is. Gilbert, Gerhard ...............·-···-·······Milwaukee, \\'i,. Hasse, Henry _ .........- -----Fairmont, Minn. Lawrenz, Vera ········ -------Lomira, \Yi~. X antke, Ada _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ West Bend, \Vis.

Prosek, Elsie ........·-···-·-···----Bangor, \Vis. Rad!, Clarence - - - - · · ·..··--·-:\Ienomonie, \\.is. 1-1.auschke, Martin ............- - - -····-Milwaukei-, \\"is. Riess, Raymond .....c-----······f>eC"ea~ed. Sauer, Doris ··········-··· _ _ _ _.....:\Iilwaukee. \\.i,. Schnitker, Ruth ·-·-··············-·····......T omah, \\"is. Teske, Linda - · -···-······-············-·.. Tomah. \\ is. \\'cyland, Helen - - --···..····-···.. Keenah, \\.i,-. CLASS OF '36 (16) Berg, Elizabeth ···---···-·-----APPieton. \\.is. Brockel man. Albert .-..···-··············-····· Yakima, \ Vash. ::\feyer, Frances -•-•·-----··--..····-··-· .......... , ew T.on<ion, \Vis. ~loldenhauer, Beata ............................. ::\Iilwauk~, \\"i~.

Kolte, \Valdemar ··-······-·····-····-····· Cudahy, \\'is. J\ommens.en, Adele ----····-·--Freeport, TII. P rerzer. Erwin -······················---······-·· S.,iginaw, ~I ich. Seehusen, l<uth ···········-············-···-· \\·is.. Rapids, \\'is. Stindt, Oliva ____.......................... Sheridan, Wyo. Strege, Agne.s ........--······.......... ..............\ustin, :\!inn. L:hlig, Ruth _.........·-····--..·····..·-·······..·· Two Rivt:rs. \\'is. \\'antoch, Julius ···--········· .. ····-···Bcnton Harbor, :'.\ticl1. \\'egner, :'.\!argaret _ . -..................... So. :\iih,aukee, \\'is. \\'eylaml, Rudolph _............... ...-..... Fairfax, 11inn. \Vine. Florence .........·-·····- ···............. Kcenah, \\.is. \\'ollcnburg, Ora ........................- ......... :\[ih,aukee, \\'is. CLASS Of 'J7 ( 18 ) Cra<ltkc, :'.\lilton ......... Columbus, \\.is. Coppens, Arnold -·····••- .. ........ \\·auwa'.o:,a. \\.is. Gunn, Catherine ................... ............ :\1ih,aukee, \\'is.. Holzhueter, Ruby _............................... \\.aterloo. \\.is. K.elm, Yeleda - - - · · · ··........................-\lbany, Ga. Koehler, .\fargaret ...............................:'.\lih,aukee, \Vis. K.uehn, Erna -·-····················-······· ...... Sacramento. C1lif. Limpert, lrertrude ..............................-La Cros,;e, \\'is. ~fueller, Helen Jane .....- ....---........... St P2ul. :'.\[imL Paape, F.srher ·-·······.................. .... .. Kenosha, \\.is. Priesz. Cecilia ._........................ ...... 1lilwaukee, \\'is. lfaddatz, Florence -·······............. Bay Ci ty. :'.\[ich. Richter, Olg-a ···-··-······· .._ \\·i~. Rapid,, \ Vis. Rolloff, Gerhard ............... ....... \ppk;oa. \\.is. Swekli, \\.iu[ried ............. .... "\eenah, \Vis. Taras, Eva ....................................... \\"a:t:rt0\\11, \\·is. Timm, Agnes ··-··-··· ................... \\"illow Lake. S. D. Trapp, Lillian ................... \ :aukc~ha. \\·i~. CL.3<-<S 01' 'JS (l•H :\lbrt:d1t. E::tt:lla .......:'.\limlC:l!J(•li~. llinn f!chren~. ::-.:on,al.1 .. .......... Amboy, :'.\Iinn. r:eu1ler. Elizabeth .... ............. Xt:" Clm, :'.\lmn. Engelhardt. Henry ..... ............. Sheboygan, \\ i'-. Geil, David ................_ _ _ _ _ _\\'est Allis, \\·i,. Hinnenthal, 1lar:" ...........- ..... Fond du Lac, \\'is.. Hoefer, Roland ..... · · -- - - · ·..··-·Kcnosha, \\'is. ~finelsteadt, Karl ....- ...................... Deceased.

Kotte, Robert -------- ·· _ Bea"er Dam, \\' is. Pagenkopf, .Myrtle ·············-· -·-·-·-··--·-Oriska, No. Dak. Plagge, Dorothy ········-·························-Cood Thunder, Minn Schnitker, Heine ···········-·········· ··-····-St. Jame~. '.\Jinn. S\\antz, Ralph -·······························-La Crosse, \Vis, \Valt11er, Gertrude .......................... ·--Saginaw, l\lich. Cl-\:"S 0 1

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Berg, Florence --·----------·--·-----·--- ..___ Sparta, \\'is. Birkholz, Naomi ·····- ···-- .. -· - ....-Sheboygan, \\"is. Bode, l\faric -····-···-···--···--··-··- ·····--Tiay City, Mich. Boele, Ruhen ···································--·_Deceascd Boelter, Geraldine ·-----·-----------------------··-\,\"aterto wn, \\'is. Froehlke, Dorothy ---·---------------- __________Minneapolis, Minn Fuerstenau, Paul ·····························-···-Ha:z:el, S. Dak Gehlhar, Ruth ····-·····························- ··- ·Xorfolk, Kcbr. Koeninger, R uth .................................... '.\'filwaukP;C, Wis. Kreru, Henry -·-····•······•························Xorfolk, Kehr. Lu.--c, Ervin ·--···-··········•···•·······················Bay City, :Mich. Meyer, Robert ···-···-······-············--···Princeton, Minn. Moldenhauer, Adair ................................Crete, Ill. Oehlke, Florence - ········ ......... ............. Freedom, W is. Sauer, Naomi ······-·--........._._ .... __.... _ .....Cu<lahy, \\'is. Temple, Marion ..........-...·····-···-·-..··-···-Appleton, Wis. Thurow, Lenore ..--····-..··..·-············-····Jefferson, \Vis. \\·ehausen, Edgar ····-····· ··········---·--··-----Fort Atkinson, \\'is. CLASS OF

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Bode, Roland ..... _..... ·-·--·--·-----·-·-·----··-·Saginaw. ~fich. Fischer, Gilbert ·················----~'<lnd du Lac, \\'is. Gruendemann, Esther ---·-----Saginaw, ~!ich. Hotlen, Curtis ········-··----·-----···················'.\ladison, Wis. lngebritson, Julius -····--······-·······-··----Tacoma, \\'ash. Kowalke, Grace ······-···-------·· ·-···---·--·Janes,,illc, \\·is. La,nenz, Irmgard ······················-···········'.\[anitowoc, \\'is. Lutz, Gertrude ·························-··-------Oshkosh, Wis. Meyer, Ruth ·-··············-·--··········-···-···--·Sparta, \Vis. Mueller, Raymond ·····················--·------·-·"enosha, \\'is_ Kesseth, Valborg · --····-·············-··•-·-·..Beaver Dam, \Vis Nitz, Richard ··-····-···-··-·- ···-······--········-St. Paul, Minn. Reierson, Jeanette ........ ···-·····---·--·······-Tracy, '.\finn. Scharlemann, Ferd. .... . ··-·-------······-Lake City, Minn.

Schmelzer, C~rhard ···-····• ..................Sebewaing, l',fich. Schultz, Wilma .................... ...............-Truman, Minn. Steinberg, Hazel -··-·········-····-····-····-Truman, ~[inn. Tradup, Norman ..........................·-·····-U. S. Army \Tangen, Lois ·-·····················-····-···-···-Bay City, 11ich. Walther, Doris ·-----·-··-······-······-··--'1/eeuah, Wis. CU.SS OF '41 (21) Rade, Arthur - - · - - - -········-···········Xew ulm. llinn. Fischer, Isabelle ·-·- - - - ........ Cibecue. Ariz. Fredrich, Lois ·····-·········-·-····-··········Jeffnson, \\'is.. Heckmann, George ···························-·····La Crosse, \Vis. Hintz, Bernice ____ -----So. ~Iilwaukee, Wis. Klinker, Louise _ _ _ _._ _ _ _ Marinette, Wis.

Kuether, ·william ·-············----Sanbom, Minn. Leinwander, Bernice ················-·····-·····New London, Wis. ~fathweg, Harley -·········----·.... Colome, So. Dak. Mattek, F1oyd ......................· - - - ···Kewaunee, \Vis. ::iiucllcr, Wilbert ................................._Cibecue, Ariz. ::i[ucnkcl, Ralph .............. ..... - --··· Wayne, "\{ich. Friesz, Ruth ························-····- ..·--·Milwaukee, Wis. Puttin, Lorraine ··-····················-·····-····Jefferron, \\'is. Rider, Caroline -·······..······ ...................Tomah, \\'is. Rolloff, Earl ........................................... Recdwille, \\'i~. Schroeder, lforton ..........·-···-··-·-..-]';fadison, \Vis. Schumann, Dolores ·-···-···-····--Flint, :'.'llirh. Toepel, Dorothea ....................................La Cros,e, \\'is. Wiechmann, Erhardt ·······-···-····-····-Fairmont, i\Iinn. Zimmermann, Ethel ···········-··········-··-Saginaw, Mich. CLASS OF

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Burow, Harold .................... ·····-········.. Deceased. Busse, Clifford .......................... ·····-·.. \Vascca, ]';finn. Dommer, Ruth ·-··-··························.. Algoma, \\'is. Falk, .'\delia ........................................... Fond Ju Lac. \\'is. Gerlach, Vernon ...................................... Van Dyke, ]';fich. Gieseke, Mary Ann .......................... Kew t:lm, :'.'lfinn. Heller, Lester -·····-······························-··Hartland, \\'i!>. Kempfer!, Orville ·······- ·····-·····-···--tHus1isford, \\'is. Krause, Gilbert .............................- ......... Valparaiso, lnd. ~:oltinK, Paul ...-··················-·····-·····-Thiensville, Wis. Sauer, Charlotte ·····················-·····-·····- Thif'n-wille, \\'i-:.

S,-hwcppe, &-tty . ········-- ···-·-···-:\linneapoli,. :\!inn. Stern, Eunice -·····-···-·········-···· .......Catar.act, \\'is. Stoeldi, Gertrude ·-·····-······----:\1adison. \\.is. Stn1ss, Ruth ··················---·····-·-·Beaver Dam, ~·is. l"lrirh, Loraine ···············-- -·····-··Sleepy E)-e, Minn. \"arer, \ \'alter ·····-·-··-·····················-·····:\fi lwaukee, \ \"is. Zie"emer, Charlotte ···········-······-·····-····Fond du Lac, \\.is. CI. .-\SS OF

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1-:.um:tchy..\lice-···-··· ········-··-···''"ayne. :Mich. h:utz, .\nila ................ .....................:\lauitowoc, \\"is. Leitzke, Martin --··- ·· ...... ........Kimberl}. \\"is. LinJlolT. Gladys .................... ········-·:\[ilwauk'!t:. \\'is. Pccat:r. Richard .............. . ............. Fairfax, :\!inn. Reier, Corir,tl1:1 ............. .................. \\·aupraca. \\·i~. S e:hm:m11, \"iolct ··········- ...... ....... :-.:ew Chu. :\fi11n. S,-.-e~:ey. Hek-n ·········-- .. .. . ........ 1.ake City. ).(inn. \\':.lz, Ervin ......................................... An11 Arbor, ).iich. CL-\SS OF '-U (9) Engelhardt. Ruth .. ···············-·----).1ilw:111kee, \\.is. Gieseke, C,arol ........................................:\Iankato, \finn. Grunze, Richard .........·...................•..... Belle Plaine, ).!inn Hi lger, ).Jyron ..................... .. .......... Libnty, \\"is. Huebner, lune ....._......... ..................... \Ve~t Salem, \\'is. Kehl. Lt:Slic ............... . .......................\drian, ).fich. Pullin. :\.fargarct ... ..............................-\pplcton, \\ is Quandt, Lillian - - - ···· ···-··-·····:\Icnasha, \\.i, Smith. Ruth ··-···-..··-··· ...................... N'ccnah, \\"is. CL-\,<S OF

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Bode, Eunice ···············-····--·······..······ .;\lankato, :\I i1111. BruesehofT, :\lbert - - - - - · · · .....:\linona, :\Iitrn. Brwis. ).lyra .................. ··········-·-Ste\'ensville. :\tich. Gross, Helen ·······-•····· ..····-······· ..........Bangor, \\.is. Gutzke, Gcrnld ............. . ........_ .....Xe" Clm, :\-fo111. Hagt:mann, Eunice ........................_ .....G reui Lake. \\'is. Hollmann. Howard ............................:Xcw l 'Im, :\(inn. J ohannes, Elisabeth ................................ Kewaunee. \\"i>. Kionka, Edward ...·-················--·..··········Sanborn, :\finn. Schierenbeck. Robert _.....................·-···Lomira, \\ i;;. Trettien, T.ois ·····-·····------·-·····Gre<harn, X ebr

._...).filwaukL'\!. \\.i,. \\ f'~er, Lii" -····-···-·\\ ilc-h. Ruth ·-·- ····-····· - ··--···-Benton Harbor, \lirh. ··-······C-rctc, Ill. /imdar,-, Eh-ira ···········-··· _ _ \farinette, \\.is. J'1mmcrma11n. Donald T otal 583

Graduates of High School Department Jt;XC

K 1915

.\lbrccht, Chrysta ..................... ·-···---·Greenwood. ::\!inn. . \llm:cht, J:.hera ______ \fmne.apili,. ::\Ii,111. \lbn.-cht. Lois . --·- · · - · · · - -- "°wdle, S. Oak. Battcnnann, George - -····-·········-·······'lilwaukee, \\'i,. Bc:u,,,,man11, Uennis ·······- ···---·;--ew l Im, ::\linn. nirkholz, Gerhard _ _ _ _ _ _ Redwood Falls, \firm.

Bleck, ShirlC) ·-···--· ·········--·-······Huffalo. \[inn. Tiunde, Gilh<:rt -··-- ···-··-·· • ··-··-·····"'atertown. S . llik. Hunkow-kc. Gerald ·-·-·-·····"crgas Fuhrmann, Lois - ········--· _ _ _ ....Elnmood, \\.is. Grf',•f', A!?lle~ ......................... ··-···Xcw Prague, \linn. (;urgel. Thiri- ----···---- - .... \\·oocwoc \\.i,. Hoh. Stanlf',· --·-······-··-···Xorllmood. Iowa. llnokstead, Eleanor ······-···· ..\fihon, \\'i,. Hoppen,tedt, Ruth ······----- '\ew rim, l\li,m. llor,t, Ilelf'na ·········- -····__._.\fi,-:,ion. S. Oak. Jad,<on. \ft"rlyn ············----- T~'Ike Gty. \!inn. Ju•t. :--:orma ·-········-··········-·--········-···· \\ ood Lake. ::\fin11. h o.litka, E,·a _ __ __ __ . taples. \limL \Im..,. J UIIC ·· - · · ·· · -- - · · · · - · · · · - - •.~toddard, \finn. ::\I utterer, Frederirk -·····-·-·······-·······Kockford, \{inn.

Xohing. .\lbert .. Otter:,talte1. l{uth Pdzl, Charle~ ...... Pdzkc, \lildred - ··

··--········-···-Frontenac, \!inn. _ __ _ _Tomaha\\k, \\'i,. ····-···········-····.Xc" l.'lm, \finn. ····-··········-······Sauk l{ap1d,, \!inn.

Nengstorf, E,·elJ11 -···-----········Courtland, \finn. Scharf. Lorraine ···-···------·-Kew l."lm, )!inn. Scharlemann, Herbert -··-·--····-·····.J...ake City, )finn. Seever;;, 1'cnnclh ··-···-······-····-···-·· \\'inthrop, \finn. Sprengeler, Yemon -···--·····-····-·······Ha;,el, S. Oak. StefTenhagen, \\"arrcn ............................ Hastings, )[inn. S1elljes, Carry! ·······-····················-······-··Xew l ' lm. \rinn. Strege, Ione ···-·····-···························· ... \ \ ·aterto\\11, S. flak. Temple, Frances ·············-·----····Xew l:lm. )[inn. Timm, Eldonna - ··••·••···-··········-··········nrownton. \rinn. \·ogel. Sylvia ················------ Hutterfield. .\Linn. \\.ie::chmann. \\"aJ'l1<' ·······-----···.Xew Ulm, :Minn. \\"olf, Robert ···············-·················-·····--Tuman, llinn. - 38

Dr. Martin Luther College New Ulm, Minnesota

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