1948-1949 DMLC Catalog by Martin Luther College

Dr. Martin Luther College H igh School and Normal

Catalog for

1947-1948

Announcements for

1948-1949

NEW ULM, MINNESOTA

Dr. Martin Luther College uncompromisingly clings to the divine inspiration of the Bible. It believes, therefore, that all education, if it is to be really beneficial to the individual and to the community, must make the human soul conscious of its sinful tendencies and inspire it with a living faith in Jesus Christ, the Savior. This alone enables man to fac,e life's problems wisely and to appear before his God confidently and eagerly. Only the Holy Spirit can so educate, and He works only through the Scriptures. Dr. Martin Luther CoUege stands up for this Truth, preaches this Word, and builds all of its education on this Basis.

The la,e Rnâ€¢. C. I Albrecht Founder and iir,t President

~••• ••••••••••••••w•• • •w• • • ~ ~ . , . . . . . , . . . . • • • •• •• ~1 K .............. AAft~ &A A & A • - · · · · · · · · · ·

"f f~,( .'~:ff: ;I · • 6 A •aaaAAAAAAA..AAAk.A.~A . . . .

~ ~ -+-I949 + I~,~~~~ SM TWT SMT -WT ,t - ,,- .!.~ > .. .. I '2 •• "" • • • • • • • • J t t =;: "j 4 5 .6 ·.; 8 9 2 3 ♦ 5 6 - 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 .8 2 3 4 5 6 7 H ,t C. 10 II I~ 13 14 l 5 t6 -, 9 IC II 12 13 IC II IZ I J 14 IS 16 ~ 9 10 11 n 13 14 rs ? 1; 18 19102.1 ~= ~j 016 1718 l 92CZJ 22 { , , 16 •1 18 19 zo ~I Zl c( l j' 18 19IZC :2.1 '2'2 ~j ~ 24 25 26 l i 2 8 '191JO :.; lj z612 7 28129 JO g 1-.c2J l.tJI ,,-- z6-i7 _J. 28 ..I.. ..1..1.. .. IJI ... LI ....1.. 23 25 26 z; 28 : 9 f >,> I 2 J 4 s 6 7 , 4 5 .. J 2 3 4 5 6 ~ > "i; -j I

I..i ~

.... i:

ii ia ~ ¢

~ :;;_

~~~I~~~

~~ I!

!13 ~~~~I~

~ 9 IC II Il IJ 14 IS 16 I 1 18 19

27 28

·;, ·:,

4( ~~ z~

~LEI

8 9 10 IT I~ 13 14 .. 7 8 9 10 11 l:l: lJ _g 6 7 8 9 10 rt 12 > ~ 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 IS 16 17 18 19 Z:: 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 > 25 z6 lE ~ '.2:J 34 '-5 ::,.6 17 ~.s 22 ZJ 24 zs 26 27 : 202 12~, ~ 3 1-4, ~6 ~ ' 29 JO 31 • . .. .. .. < 78 ~930 JI .• e : ; :18,29 •..•.• ', :

.... .. .. .. ..

2 3 4 5 . . l 2 3 9 10 II 12 5 6 7 8 9 IC 15 16 17 18 19 C n 13 '4 15 16 17 '12 2.J "24 25 26 :, 19/20 "11 z~ 23 "4 26 • - 28 29 IJC '19 30 31

.. .r

4 11

•S

.8r; ·s ·i

. 1 · ', , . r 2s z -- -- - .I. - .. -.. - ~,

••

7 8

E 11 17 13 14 IS

!! 18 19 ::0 21 2.Z C. 26 77 28 29

ell!~:

IO ,8 4 5 6 7 8 9 JC ~ > 1; II 12 I J 14 15 16 17 1 : 18 19 '11 27 '2J "24

"24: ,

~~ ~~ ~7 ~ ~~1131 ' :

•

• . , . . . . . . . . _ . . . ~ v - v v v vvv y ~ . . , . . . . . . . . _ ~ m ~ •JI

CALENDAR FOR THE YEAR 1948-1949 1948 F S I 2 8 9 IS 16 22 23 29 JO 12 IJ 19 20 26 27

September

8, Wednesday, 8: 30 a. 111., Opening ServicP and Regi,tration. JO a. m., Beginning of Recita tic:ns.

November 25, Thursday,

Th;:n1 ,sgiving Day.

December, 16, Thursday,

Christmas Recess Begins, -!- p. 111.

3 4 IO II 17 r8 24 25 JI • •

Chris'.mas Concert, 8 p. 111.

January

1949 -1, Tuesday,

Recitations Resumed after Christmas Recess, 8 a. m.

F S ••

7 8 I4 15 21 22 28 29 4 5 I I 12 c8 19 is 26

2 3 9 IO :6 17 '3 24 10 JI

January

26 to 28,

Semester Examinations.

January

29, Saturday

Close of Semester. Holiday.

January

31, Monday

Second Semester Begins.

April

7, Thursday,

Easter Recess Begins after Spring Concert. Spring Concert, 8 p.

111.

April

19, Tuesday,

Recitations Resumed after Easter Recess, 8 a. 111.

May

30, Monday,

Memorial Day.

June June

9, Thursday. 10, Friday,

Commencement Concert, 8: 15 p. 111. Com men cement Exercises, 10 a. 111.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF DR. MARTIN LUTHER COLLEGE C/i,1ir1111111 REv. E. G.

FRITZ...

···••···········-················ Fairfax, ~linn.

i ·;rc-Cl1e1in11t111 11R. F . II.

~IR.

Rr.rZLAFY•......... .•- •.....•.........•. 1"ew

HrnnEKT

Ulm, Minn

Srrr,·!ary S1T7..............·-·················'-"'ew Vim, Minn.

TER).l EXPIRES 19--19 RE\". E. 13rRKHO:. z .................---······-··· - - Redwood Falls. ).!inn MR. F. H. R£Tzr.AFL..............-······-······Kew Ulm, ).!inn.

TER).l EXPIRES 1951 l\f11. ).!R.

HER1n:1tT S1TZ .............·-······-···-··New

J uu us

KL£TZKE.............................. La

Ulm, ).(inn Cro,;,;~, \ \'is.

TER).I EXPIRES 1953 E.G. F111Tz.................... ............... Fairfax. ).}inn. T<tx. G. F. Zrn MERMAXX._......... ........... \\·ood L ake. ).( inn. ).!11.•-\R.\JIX R \t:~CHKE. .......•...•............... ).lankato. ).(inn. l{E\'.

EX-OFFICIO

REV.

]OHl'i' IlRCSNER .............._ ................ ).[ilwaukee. \Vis. rrc:;itlent of the E ,·. Luth. Joint Synod of "·1.sconsin and Olhcr State:s

). [11.

J. Xn.1WEI.IIT.......................- ........ \\·a1malo>'<l. \\·i-. Trca--urcr of lhc EL Lu1h. Joint S)·n1.~l of \\'i"Cl•n~iu and O ther State..,

IlO.\RlJ OF VISITORS Rtx. E. Il1u:H0Lz.................................... Rcdwnod Fall,. ).Jinn. RE\·. C. F. ZDDIER~1.,xx ....................... \\.ood Lake. ).linr:. ).(Jl.. • \11~11:-. J<.w~c11 KL......................... ).lankato.

).linn.

EXECUTIVE BOARD ).IR. F. H. f<nzut·F................................ Xew t.:lm. ).!inn. ).!R. Ht:RDF.RT SirL.................................... :\'e" Clm. ).linn. RE,·. E. G. FRITZ...............•........................ Fairfax, ).(inn.

THE FACULTY C. L. SCHWEPPE, Prcside11t, 26 S. Franklin St. (English)

R. J. JANKE, Vice-President, 24 N. Payne St. (Mathematics)

G. I3uRK, Highland Avenue. (Etneritus) R. M. ALBRECHT, 309 N. Jefferson St (Pedagogy.

German.)

H. R. PAD!BACH, 1005 Center St. (M:athetnatics. Natural Sciences.) H. R. KLATT, 311 S. JefTerson St. (History.)

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

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

A. C. STINDT, 225 S. Jefferson St. (German)

E. H. SA urn, 1111 Center St. * (Gennan.)

V. F. VoECKS, 221 S. Jefferson St. (History.)

M. ALBRECHT, 207 No. Franklin St. (Musk) Jor1N OLDFIELD, 500 S. Washington St. (Mathematics, Physical Education) ROLAND HOENECK1', College Height, (Religion.) C. TRAPP, 5001 S. Washington (English 1 Latin) Lwvn HUEnNER, College Heights (Assistant Jnstr11ct01·) PAUL NoLnNc;, College Heights (Assistant Instructor) EDWIN SCHMELZER, College Heights (Assistant I 11structor) T11EODORE PELZL, 306 N. Jefferso:1 St. (Assistant in Onran Music) Mrss loA lNGEllRITSON Mrss C.\ssrn E111c1<s1:--1 417 S. Broadway College Heights l\'1Rs. J. BAJJ:-:, 522 S. Franklin St. (Assistants in Piano 1\Iusic) The names of 1ncrnbers of the faculty, except those o( the µresident and the vice-president, are arranged 111 the order of rtJ)IJOintment. * JJecc-asetl, O<"toh0r JG, 1947. 8

COl\'lMITTEES OF THE FACULTY CATALOG

CREDITS \". F. \'OECK<; H. R. KLATT H. R. PALMBACH 0.

C. L.

LE\'ORSO:s<

STUDENT FIKANCES H. R. p ALM BACH

PROGRAMS

E. D. R ~I.

ScHwEl'l'E

H. R. PAUIB....Cll R. ]. ]ANKE

BACKER

H oEXt:CKE

HoEXECKE

.\LBKECHT

READIXG R00~1S

R J.

C. L.

J .\:,;'KE

SCIIWEl'PE

OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION C. L

President \"icc-Pres:dent H. R. PAL~lll.\CH, Secretary H. R. KLATT, Purchasing Agent R.

SCHWEPPE,

.f,\XKE,

Librarian

Rt'!!istrar

\ ". F.

R. J.

,Â·oEcKs

.\thletic;: Director

_T.\XKE

]OHX 0U>FtELD

~I 1,-;,; EsTH ER Set I XITKER . \s-,istant Likarian Dean of ~len

Dean of \\'omen

~I1ss

:~. l-101,.:-.1:c K t:

~[R,-,

IDA lNGEBRITSEX

KETUR.\KAT

~!Rs. DoRA XAUMAXX

Superintendent o f Duildings ADOLF GLA ESUIAXX

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 \Visconsin 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 Synoc.l. In its stead, a four-year ancient classical course was intro cluced in 1903. By action of the synod at its session in 1919, the preparatory department was enlarged into a high school, offering an ancie_ nt classical and a normal preparatory course. To this a two-year normal course was at first added, but by resolution of the Joint Sy11od in 1927 this course was extended to three years. In 1941 the Joint Synod re�olved to make it a four-year normal coui·se. This fourth year will become eff cctive as soon as feasible. By a reso!ittion of the Synod, the instruction 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 ( \Vinona-Tracy division), by the i\Iinneapolis & St. Louis Railway ( \Ni11throp-Storm Lake division), and by Highways 14 and Li. "' See Pages 82 :uul 8:'i for map8.

ADlllNtSTRATIOX Bi;tLDtXG. This building:, 124 by ~. erected in 1923, - modern, lire-proof, and adequate in e,·ery respc;:t - contains the classrooms, the Buildings libraTy, the chemistry and the physics laboratories, a spacious gymna,ium, an auditorium which, when combined \\ ith the gymna,ium, has a seating: capacity oi 1,000, the president's office, and a reception room. SER,·tcE ButLDrnG- This building is ,o arranged that the basement is used entirely for storage, with !he exception of the space necessary for a Jaumlry for college linen The first floor offers the kitchen and the boys' and girls' <lining room~. and the second and the third floor., are used as li\"ing quarters for the ste,,ard and his family and for the maids. In a,ldition, this building contains hospital rooms with all the necessary facilities. Doys' DORll lTORY. This dormitory, a four-story fireproof building, modern in every respect, can accommodate about 130 pupils. The li,·ing room~ and ,Jeeping room, are supplied with electric light and steam heat. In each story of the building are ,·,ash rooms with complete toilet arrangements. G1R1.s' DoRMtTORtEs. By action of the Joint Synod of \\'isconsin and Other States, the former director's residence was com·erted into a girl's dormitory. This spacious fifteen-room hour.e affords dormitory facilities for thirty girls. Further dormitory space for forty g"irl, i, prO\·ided :n the Sen-ice Duilding.

In the scummer of 1945 \\'ttst Hall was erected to aceommoda:e thirty-,ix more girls. -\s ,<JOn a.; building condition, are farnrahlc we 10(,k ion, ard to the erection of a new girl,' dormitory. plat?s for which have already been completed h~ To!tz. Kin~ and Day. Inc. ~1L's1c H \LL Thi,, building is used for practice put po,es. It contains practice room~ for organs and for pianos, also one cla,;room. LrnR.\R\'. The library is ~ituatcd on the fir,t floor of the ne" admini,tration building. It ha, ample ,tack room and rcadin~ room, with a book ,tore adjoinin~ it .\t

J,----..;

II 0

..., p1 cscnt it consi~b of 11,000 nJlumc,. but ,pace has been pro\'ided for 20,000. Gn1xA:'.Ili~I. This is located m the ne" administration building. Dimensions: 68 to 76. :\[odcrn shower and locker rooms for both boys and girls have E quip:::ic:it been arranged in the ba<cmcnt. Another and a smaller gynmasium is situated in the boys' dormi-. tor}. Here we offer ample space and facilities for hca,1hful hodily exercise. LIBRARY OF :\[ us1c This library contains 900 volume, on Church :\Iusic, ,·ocal and im,tromental training. L,ooR,\TORJ!:S. The science lecture room is equippc<l fo1· the necessary demonstration:; in the various subjec1s. The students' laboratory contains 56 indi,·idual chcmi;;try desks and physics tables, abo the most modern apparatus an:.l {CJUipmcnt. TR.\IXIXG Sc11001.. The local S1. Paul's Lutheran Con~regation permits our training department to use its graded t)arochial school. Thus, in connection with our normal department, we h:we a regular training school consisting of scholars from the second, third, fourth, and fifth grades. Herc each member oi the graduating class of the :'-ormal Dc1>ar:ment ins1rncts about three \\fCl:s under the super,·i,ion oi a critic teacher. After Ea~ter the,c studcnb abo conduct a beginner;;' clas«. • C.u1Pt:s. The colle~e grounds comprise t\\Cnty-four :-cres, a part of which, being: naturall} wooded. is reserved ior park purpo,c~. another for baseball. tennis, and football. \·arious bcquc,b have been made to Dr. :\Iartin Luther College. Oi these the follo"ing have been combined into F unds one group: John Horrisbcrger, $1.000; a\nna Reim, S-:00; X. X .. per Re,·. A. Ackermann, $i00; Louise \\'cllendorf, $288.73; Carl Tolzmann, $200; E,·a .\nding-. S2.31t-.R~; H. Durmeistcr. $100; John Schwartz. $7,033.37. Thi, amounts 10 $11,+t2.98. The Funds Commiuee of the Joint Synod al,o has charge of the following bequc"ls, als-o desi1TT1atcd for the

1,cncfit oi Dr. llartin Luther College: Robert Schmidt, $1.000; John Boock, Sr., $100; Emma Oppenheimer, $500. Total: $1,600. \'arious bequests have been made from which the intcr c:ct accrues to the library: Rev. A. Ackermann, $1,000; '.\linnc,-ota Di,trict of the Xational Lutheran Educational .\,,ociation, $2.800; Lutheran Te:ichers' Choir, '.\lilwaukee, \\'i,., �; Ladies' :\id, Arlington, '.\linn., $35; Delano, '.\!inn.. Catechism Jubilee, $100; J. J. Hadler, Goodhue, '.\!inn., $4,000; H. J. Heilmann, '.\linncapo(is, llinn., $500; llcnry Lehmann, Sr., Juneau, \\'is., $200; '.\lemorial Funds: '.\Ir". F. H. Retzlaff, Xew l_;lm, '.\!inn., $55; '.\[r. and '.\!rs. F. \\'. l.ihlhorn. St James, llinn., $38; Prof. ll. J. \\'agner, :\'cw L'lm. :'.\[inn., from pastors and teachers near Korfolk, :\'ebraska. $12; from students of D. :'.\f. L. C. (1930-1931), Fl; l[rs. A. Lueck (nee Helen Limpert), $11.50; llrs. Cornelia _ chapckahm, $15; Harold Scehu'-Cll. $2o: Prof. E. R. Bliefemicht. $300. This amounts to $9.213.50. Thi, ,um i, al,o admini,tered by the Fund;; Committee of the Joint Synod. XoRll "· Cot:RsE. The Ev. Luth. Joint S),1od of \\'is wn,in and Other States has made this institution a teach ers' semin ary _ a_nd �as thereb�· _estal>Object and Aim _ h-hed as its cine£ attn the trammg of able teachers for Lutheran parochial schoob. According!) a cour,c of study as outlined on Page 34 ha-- been arranged and carried out. • CussICAL COURSE. In order to meet the particular requirements of the congregations in llinnesota 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 gfres them an opportunity to spend their first student years nearer to their home. • GEXERAL EDUCATION. Although our school is not accredited, it offers to young people an excellent oppor tunity for perfecting their high school education. \Ve claim a positi\·e superiority for our school because all government and instruction arc of a distinctly Christian d1aracter •

See

Pa<ee .5HL

Jl-(

R,Jys' Durmirory

M11sic llu/1

DIVINITY STUDENTS. All students enrolled in these courses, with the desire to prepare for service in the Church, are considered as divinity students. ANNOUNCEMENT. New scholars shonld be aimounaa as early as possible, so that all necessary arrangements for

Entrance Requirements

the new school year may be made. Announcements, with

full details as to the students' previous studies, together a,ith a transcript of credits already acquired in some other i11stitution, are to be made to the president, to whom also

new students, upon their arrival, should present themselves. All this is necessary before scholars are definitely enrolled.

TESTIMONIALS. Upon entering the institution, a student will be expected to submit to the president satisfactory testimony of his good moral character and a certificate of good health. The latter may be obtained from the family physician. Students from other institutions must furnish proof of their honorable dismissal. ADMISSION. All graduates of the eighth grade are eligible for entrance into our high-school department. For those who cannot take up our course in regular German, special arrangements will be made. Scholars having been graduated from the public h;gh schools may have to enter our twelfth grade unless they can furnish a sufficient number of acceptable credits. Male students desiring to enter our Normal JJepmÂˇtmenl 1111tsl be able to play at least third-grade piano 1111tsic.

Upon entering the institution a scholar will be exÂ amined as to his knowledge and accordingly assigned to one of the classes. To this assignment the scholar will self-evidently submit, even if he entertained higher expectations. It should not be his aim to complete the course in less than the prescribed time. Rather put this down as a safe rule: Detter to study a year more than to be - a dabbler. Dr. Martin Luther College, being a Christian school, can not sanction dabbling, a thing which in itself militates against the Christian spirit. A scholar can enter a higher class only after having mastere-i the tasks of the previous one and having furnished proof therefor.

KF,;t~fRATIO'\'. All new :,(U\knt" io1 the next school n:ar will present them,elns lo the Committee on Credtl~ ~.11 \\.ld11csday, St·p1t·mhcr K 19-1.S:. i111111ediatdy aiter the opening ~en-ice at ~: 30 a. m. They '"II then be as<:ignetl to thc>ir respective cla:.,.:,.

\VoRD OF Goo. As the institution is under the control of, and is supported by, lhc Ev. Luth. Joint Synod of \Visconsin aud Other States, it is underDiscipline stood that the \Vord of God is to rule supreme aud that the discipline of the school is to be shaped in accordance with this nonIL Regular attemlancf of the forenoon services in the local St. Paul's Lutheran Church ,.._ rcquin:d of all students. Residents of the dormitory, unahle to attend, must furnish satisfactory excuse. Pur-.cruAUTY. In the interest of all concerned, it is expected that pupils arrange to be present at the beginning of each term. Tardiness causes loss of time in the classes and extra work for the instructors. This pertains especially to such pupils who intend to enter in September, because these may 1>c required to submit to a preliminary t:.'(amination. Please note the calendar on Page Fini oi this catalog. Every student is e:xpecte,I regularly to attend all classes. Absences are to be excused with the respective instructor: beforehand, if possible; otherwise afterwards. Abse11ces from the city, necessitoti11g tire i11tcrnrptio11 of .rclroolwork, will be permitted 011/y upo11 •eq11esl ,._,ritte11 by pare11t or guardian. SUBSTITUTING. Ko student intending lo take up school \\Ork ought to interrupt his studies without first notifying the president and getting his permission. Under no circnrnstaucc~ will scholars of the high-school classes get pcrrnission for such step. All inquiries ill this directio11 slrould 1101 be made to tire scholar concerned, but to tire treside11t. Assistants for summer schools must not be expected to take up work before Lhe close of the school rear. During the school year au assistant will not as a rule be excused from classes for more than two weeks.

.-\nnn1cs. All athletics are conducted w1der the supcn·i~ion of the athletics director, who is assisted by an athletic board consisting of seven s;tudents. lly the order of the College Board of Directors competitive games with

IN MEMORIAM

Prof. Edwin H. Sauer Born September 16, 1887

Died October 16, 1947

He Served the Church at Dr. Martin Luther College for Nineteen Years Rc111r111bcr tl,c111 a,l,o !,ave sj,okcn iwto you tl,c rVord of Cod. Hrnu. 13, 7

o1her schoob arc allowed m football, basketball, and baseball. Such games must be arranged with the app10,·al of the athletics director. This applies not to the schedules oi the college team only, but abo lo class teams or other ieams "ho wish to play local games. In order to be eligible for competitive athletics a 5tu<lcnls must meet the eligibility requirements of the Southern :\finnesota Juuior College Conference. Two hours of 1,1hybical exercise per week are compul~ory for all students unless excused by request of a physician.

Sn·Dt.:.. T .\CTIYITIES. Band. ~larlut Singer~, Aeolian Choru.,, Literary Societies. These organization,, except the band, :ire cor.ducted by students under facul:y rnpervision. D. ~I. T.. C. .\fe.•uu_qer is a quarterly edited b) the students. ~uh,cription is 75c cenb a y<.:ar. ~f-\11_ All mail addressed to students living in the dormitories must pass through the hands of the inspector, or his substitute, and be <lcfo·ered to him by the post-office. This rule is necessary in order to guard against the iufiucuce of unscrupulous persons and concerns who csf't"C-i:tlly attempt to reach students wirh their demoralizing letters and printed matter. Parents and guardians, in sending pupils to this insiitmion, thereby give their consent to this rule. This also includes students who are of age.

IlOARDING WITH PRIVATE F.,UIILIES. It has been founrl by experience that the regularity of dormitory life can, as a rule, be maintained only YCry imperfectly in private fa.milie;:. If parents or guardians wish their boy or girl to board in a private hnme, the institution must decline all responsibility for him, or her, except during recitations.

F \CJL1-r1f'S. Boarrl anrl lodging can be had in the college buildin:;-. Each pupil who "is hes to liYe in thf> institution Board and Tuition mu~t pro,ide himself with matlress. pillow. quilt, blankn, shecb, comb. ,hoebru~h. towels, and trunk. Students mu•t abo make arrani::;rn:cnts to l1ayc their laundry done either here in Im, 11 or b, rnailin~ it home. The institution furnishes bedstead. t~ble, bookrack, and a chair; bnt the,e articles 23

remain college prof)f'rty.* - Tl1e dormitories will be O/"en 011e da~• before sdwol-of'e11i119 a11d one day after school-dos,·. Thi; rule cover." both the longer sum· mer ,-acation and the two shoner reces,es for the Christ· mas and Easter holidays. lo strtdents

Exrz:.:-sES H)K THt: YEAR. I. For students li\·ing in the dormitories and preparing for work in the Church: Iloard and Room a) during high-school year,· .....................................$150.00

Do~·, ·--·-·······- -· Girb

-············-····-·····-···

·········--····· 180 00

b) during collq~e years:

Roy, .. . ......... ···-····-······························ S 150.0IJ Girls -·······-········· ..................................... letl.00 ).[atriculation ice, payable first year only........ 2.00 Athletic fee ........................... .S.00 :\ledical fee ........................... . . J.00 Deposit and Incidcnral iecs ............................. 2.00 Reading room fee ........... ·····---················· 1.:!0 Tuition ·····················-·············-········· . ··--··-··· . :,;'one II. For stude11ts ~ccking <mly a general educati,,n and li,·ing in dormilorie;;: Same a:, abo,·c pin- tuition ·········-·······················$ 60.00

11 l. For ~tmlen;;: not li,ing in dormitories: Fuel, only for those not paying tuition .......S 10.00 ).fatriculation ice. pa) able first year only. 2.00 ·\thlc1ic fee ···-······-·························-···········-·• 3.00 Dcpo.,it and Incidental fee ·-········--···········. l.00 Reading room fee ··················-···..·········· 1.00 Tuition. only £or those not preparing for work in ihe Church ................................................ o0.00 • The girts· rlnrmltory •~ t:.."'(JUipJ)f.,d "ith matln.•sscs hut glrJ3 mu..::-t furni~h J">....?.atlr-t•~.;._; paJ..:. Boy~ pay au .i.unu.al rent.RI for

their mattrt::--.Se~.

2-1-

,:::

~--' -'""' g ~-

;: '%-

,:,

...._

:::

IV. Special fees: Laboratory fees Chemistry .........................................................$ Physics ..............................................................

5.0G 2.0(J

Music Piano or organ instruction, per year approximately ..................................................

24.00

Two th'rcls of this sum is rcfunclecl in full if student completes our normal course and is willing to accept a pos'tion in the church, or if he accepts a teaching position earlier at our request. V. Approximate cost of books and stationery $10.00 to $16.00. VI. One-half of all board and tuition accounts must be paid at the beginning of the first semester; the other, at. the beginning of the second semester. All fees should be paid at the time of registraÂ tion. A deposit of $5.00 is required from all students in the beginning of the school year as part payment on book bills.

No student will be given his credits for transfer to anÂ other i11stitution until all of his acco1mts are paid in full. No June report will be se-it imtil Delinquent Accounts the accounts for that year have been paid or satisfactory arrangement for pay111ent has been made. When students who have attended the institution before desire to register for the new school year in fall, all the old accounts must have been paid in full. The 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 havÂ ing for years enjoyed the advantages offered to them, eventually, without any return service to the church, turn to some other vocation, the board of regents adopted the 26

路'- L 111I,,.:-,m r:-路

SI 路 p m,1路s Clrnr,h

re:-olutiu11 that all d" mil) ,tu\k11b upon enterin,;r the i1Hiluliun 1..: ohli!!;rd !O give Ilic fol km i11:.: promi,c: ln con-idrration of the opportunitie, offcrcu me by Di. ).fartin Luther C(,llegl', I promi,~· upon honor :hat T ,hall not tli,contmne my studies at tl,at in,titution Lxecvt hy the adviC'<', or wtth the con:,eut. uf the faculty and that, aiter finishing the Xormal Course, l will ~ubmit I(• the decbion oi the a<,ignment committee of the Ev. I.nth. Joint Synod (unlc<s other arr.1ngements h:l\·e been 111:ide) and assume a position a:, teacher in a p:irochial <chool of the Luther.in Church, if offered to me. If l ,hould not continue my <tudics to the en<l of the course, o.cepl for a rca;,on sanctioned by the faculty, or i(, after i;raduatiou, I tum to :,omc other O('C'upation, J promise 10 make such returns to the trca:,ury of the rnlltge for ho:ircl and tuition as may be considered equitable

•

.\II nHJnirir,, :innouncl'ment~. etc., shuult.l be ad1lres•e<l to C. L. So1wcrri;, Dr. 1[anin T.11ther College. Xcw lj}m, :\finne<ota

I Jiu11111 1-:oom 2'I

CREDITS REQUIRED FOR GRADUATION HIGH SCHOOL A credit equals a course gi,·en for fifty minutes at least fi,·e tunes a week throughout the year. Seveniecn academic credits arc required to complc1e this course. :\mon:: the:-c thnc must be Religion ····---·····- .4 Plane Geometry - ········· I English _______ 4 Science ........ ··-·············· . 2 Social Studies _ _ _ _ 2 Piano ·················-·····--·· .6 Algebra ·-·-· ...................... I Each student must al:,0 cam .-t credit in physic.1.I edurntion for each )Car of attendance. Scholars will be promotec!. from class to cla:;, on a minimum of ..J c-redits, but will have !o make up failures according to regulations laid down by the faculty. The passing mark is D, and the average of the two semesters will be used in the promotion of scholars from grade to grade. A diploma will be awarded upon the completion of thio c-ourse. XOR~fAL SCHOOL A normal credit is reckoned on a basis of the seme,tcr hoer - an hour being fifty minutes; a semester, eighteen weeks. One hundred ten , emestcr hours, exclusive of physical education. are nec·u-ary 10 complete the present three-year cour~e. Among the,e there must be Religion _ _ _ _ 15 Hisrory ·················--········ 9 Eng-li~h ............................ 20 Organ ·········-···-····--···· .. -I Education _ _ _ _ 33 Harmony ···-··- ·· ............ -I Each student mm,t also cam 10 semester hours m physical education. A diploma will be awarded upon the completion of thi:.course. . Students planning 10 graduate with special recognition m music must acquire 18 semester hours in that subject, plus the ability to play satisfactorily in church sen·ices.

GRADl'.\G SYSTDI Passing grades arl.' A, B, C, and D; the comlition and failure grades are E (condition), F (failure) and I (incomplete). A "failme" (F) in a onc-seme•ter cour~c necessitates a repetition oi that course. A "failure" (F) in either semester of a 1wo-scme~1er cour•e neces:,ilatcs a repetition of the entire course. The grade I (incomplete) indicates that a student, for reasons satisfactory to the instructor in charge, has been WJable to complete the work of the course. This grade i, gi,·en only "hen the work already done has been of acceptable qualit). Any student r eceiving this grade will be given an opportunity to complete such course according to the stipulations laid <lown by the instntctor in charge. If an "incomplete" (I) i, not converted into a passing grnde during the ne..xt scm1::,ter of the student's residence, he lo-es the credit in the subject for the semester in which he received the incomplete grade. In the High School Detart111e11t all conditions (E's) of the first ~emester in a two-s('mester course may be remo,·ed by obtaining a C in such subjects in tl1e following -emester. .-\II conditions (E's) in the second semester may Le remm·ed by examination within thirty (30) days after the begmnmg of the fall semester, except that in Latin :I condition may also be remm·ed b y obtaining a C in this <ubjecl in the first seme.>ler of the next school year. In oue-~cmcster courses all conditions (E's) may be rcmm·ed only by satisfactory examination; arrangeml.'nts for ,uch examination~ must be made with the instruc-tor in charge at the beginning of the next semester. Two condiLion, (E',,) on the 1·e1:icx1 at 1he end oi the ,ch0<. I year can not be removed. Student mu,1 rcp1:at ;:ame da~~-

1f 2 two o,emcstcr 5ubject results in gra<le .-\ aud B, or and C. etc.. the instructor in charge will determine whether the credit grade shall be A or B, B or C, etc. ln the ,\ ormul Deturl111e11t all conditions (E's) may be rt:mowd hy satisfactorl examinations; arrangemeots for >ttch examinations must be made ·w ith the instructor in charge at rhe begim1ing oi 1he next semester, but in no case will the credit grade in such subject be higher than C

Ad111i11islr<1ti1111 Ru:fd111y

W,·s/ Ila/I c;i:-1.<' Jh,rmitur:,.•

CLASS HOUR SCHEDuLE -

8: 15 9: 05 10:00 10: 55 ii : 30

Xoon Hou~ i 1 : ::0 -

1 : 20

DeYotion I II III IV

8: 00 8: JS 9: JO 10 : OS 11 : 00

V l:20 2: 10 Vl 2:15- 3:05 VJT 3: 10 - -t: 00

*COURSES FOR STUDY FOR HIGH SCHOOL :-SIXTH GRADE TE.ACHERS

PASTORS

Religion Ancient and { .\(edieval History English Algebra General Science Singing Piano

Religion Ancient and { .\Iedieval Hislor) English Algebra Latin S inging

TENTH GRADE {Religion Modem History E.nglish Biology Plane Geometry Singing Piano

Jl{eligion P,lodern History English German Latin Plane Geometry Singing

F.LEVE~TH GRADE Religic,n English C. S. History Economic Geogra phy Physics Singing

Piano Library course

Religion English German l.i. S. History l..:11in Physics Singing Library course

.. Studenu d c::;.lri ng 0 011· a ,:e-n~ra.l educ atlou hi\.Lbl \:li.uutre K c :>urse o r stu(ly ,,·hkh w UI meet w i th tbe apµrovnl or the rn.. ul()t. 1-·or ,1.,.taili.; see Pag-e :iOtf.

TWELFTH GRADE TEACHERS

PASTORS

Religion English Adv. Algebra Lnglish History ( I ;,em.) Social Science U,emistry Drawing

Religion English German Adv. Algebra Social Science I.a tin Chcmisiry Singing

Singing

Piano

COURSE OF STUDY OF NORMAL DEPARTMENT FIR5T YL~R

SECO::S-D YE.~R

Religion English Political Science Hiscory Ecfocation ~lusi.:

Religion Engli!-h Political Scicucc IIistor) Education ~lusic THIRD YEAR

Religion F.ngli;h Scirnce

Education Current Event, ~lu5ic :-.nn:; .\ fou, ti, year "ill l,c,;ome efTcrtive as soon a~ feasible.

Redstm:c 36

THE CURRICULUM FOR THE YEAR 1948-1949 N ORMAL SCHOOL The curriculum in our Xorrral Depanment is intended to prepare stude11,s for l<:aching po,irions in our parochial ,d1ool.-. lt is opeu to all who ha\"c completed a course ,·quiqlent to 1ha1 of our high school. For iurther information ,ee Page 50. l{ELIC.IOL S L\STRCCTIO~:

l'rc,ip-s,ors .\lbrecl1l, Stin<lt. , ·oe..-k;;. HOf'Jll'Cke 1.-Xormal. Re,·iew cour,e ba,e<l on T.mher·s Small Ca:cd1i:,u_ Three periods Jl(:r wl;"ek for all public high :,cl,ool g"ratluates amt for all who d:d not h:t\"e their ,e,·icw cum~ <luti!l.~ their high •rhool yearJ. lXTROlll'CTIOX TO Tit t. :Crnu~ Three p(:riods per week for one ,cmc:,ter. .-\ study of the books of the Oh.l Te,-tamcnt. C11 t:RCJI Ht5TORY. Three period• per week for onc ::en;e,ter. From PL-nlt:co,c to :hi;' R("formation

IL Xormal. lXTR0Dt:CTIO."\ TO THF !1mLE. Three periods per week for one ,cn:e~ter. .\ ,wdy of the bou~ oi the Xe" Te~lamem. CHURCH Ht!,TOR\. Three l)('riods rer week for one ·eme~ter. From 11:e Reformation :o the present time. The Study oi !'-amuel and Kmgs. Three perio<l, rer week. .-ix w("("k,.

111.-Xorm;il. Re,·i.-w of U,b]e Stoiies. ThrLae perio:ls per week. ~ix weeks.

The Confe,~iom of the Lutheran Church. ThrcL periods per week. one semester. . \lit.Ju.·.,:- CHn:cH H1,;TORY. Th,cc pcr:o::b pc, "t.-ck one ,eme,ter. ..\n Elementary Cour,e m lJogmati(~. Three period~ per week on(' ,("mt.,lfT 38

◄-

◄◄-

-◄◄-

EDCC..\TTOK Profcs:,0r.- Albrecht, Janke, Stindt 1.-Xonnal. General '.\lethods: The Element;; of thl' Technique of Teaching in our Chri~tian Day School : ,., I..R-.son Plaus, Lesson .\im<, Assignments, ~fethod of Teaching, The Recitation, '.\foti\ation Teaching l11ildren to Study, Examinations am! Tests, llark~ and Promotions, Professional Ethics. Teaching E."ccllcni:-ie;: and Errors. Three periods per \\eek. one semester.

Childn,,,'s Lit,,rafure. Three period;, per week, onl' â€˘eme,ter.

English Grammar. Three periods vcr wl'ek, one eme,ter. The Element-. of School )[anagcmcnt: Organizing the School, Routinizing the )linN Detail< of the School. Hygienizing the Srhool. Di~civlining- the School. "Carrying on" the School, Beautif};ng the School. Excdlenries and Error, in )fanagement, School Program~, Type~ and ~lctho<ls of :'.\lodern Schools. Three perio<I< per week. one semesteL 11.-Xormal. '.\fethod~: I. Bible JJistor). week~

Thn.--c vcriorl, per week, six

2. Catechism. Three periocl~ ))('r week. six week~. J. E:1glish Meatling. h,chc "eek,-.

Three periods per week.

-l. English Compo~ition:

-tO

a) The E,\.jln:!-~io11al Pha~e in Primary. Jritermediate, and Grammar Grade<:. Three periods per week, six weeks. b) The Formal Phase: Spelling and Dictation. Poetry an<l Grammar. Three periods. :,ix week:,.

5. History. Three period;. 1,cr week. ;.ix

\\L"t'k;..

6. Science. Three periods per week, six weeks. 7. Educational '.\feasuremenls. Three periods per week, six weeks. A course in Elementary Christian Psycholog). Three r;,criods per week.

PSYCHOLOGY.

lll.-:'1onnal. Education 111 the Cnited S·atcs. Three pcnods per "eek, one scn~ester. ).fethod:,: I. Geography Three pericxls per \\·eek, six "eeks.

2..-\rithmetic. Three periods per week, six weeks. 3. Penmanship and '.\fanuscripr \\"riting. Three periods per week, six week~. Prima1·r Education. Three perio<ls per week. six

,,eeks. Rc\"iew Cour;.c-;: L Geography. Three periods per "ccJ... "' eh-e weeks. 2. Arithmetic. Three periods per

week, tweh-e weeks. T oward the end oi the school year a series of ten lecture, is gfrcn dealing with the Call, Relation to Children. Parwh. Colleagues, Pastor, Congregation, Sn10:I, Community. Conducting a Sunda~ School. Current ~kthods. One period per week

EXGT.ISH Profes~or Schweppe 1.-Four period, per \\et-k. For back·ward <rudcnt:. 1,ne additional !'(nod ('f'r week "ill be arr.\nged. L iterature. Shake<J>(are: Kmg Lear; Sun·ey of En1,1li~h Literature. Composition Rei,Jrt on four book,

11.-Thrl'C period:, per ,,eek. Literature: Shakespeare: Ham ll't ; Surny of American Litt:ralure. Co1 1po<ition. Report on four books..

11 !.-Three fl('rio<l~ per week. T.1tl'rarure: Shak1;,pcare: Othello. Romf'O an<l J ulict; :'.\[odern I >rama. Composition : Es•.ay \\"riting.

Richard

! ll,

HTSl'ORY Protc,,or;; Kl:ttt and Schweppe 1.-Tlm,e period, per \\ eek. .\. Greek llislory. empha<.izing- \gc of Pericles :u1d Hcllcni,tic Ac:e. 1.2 wei•k, .

B lfoman HbtoT). 1;mphasizing Ci\"ili7ation oi lir<t two CPnl11r11, of Ro11,a11 Empire, l l ,,rrk~.

C. :'.\fcdiac,al Bi-tun·. empha,izin, C:ru,,adt:, anc Rcnai~,-a:r1cc, 11 wetk• 11. Three pcm><l,

ver

\\l-Ck.

.\. linitl-<l States Hi-tor)· ,incc J~,5 with ,pccial emphasis on the rc-onomic l·hangc,. their rt":lction UIJOll polirirs, and the c111c1gencc oi the United State, as a worltl J'U\\t:r. One ,-.:mester.

Il.

Political :--riPnn·. .\ :.tu1ly oi the c,,eutial~ of , \mt:1 il:tll gnn·rnllll.'111. One: ,emc,tcr.

â–

11I.-One period per week. Current Events: Discussion of, with oral and written reports on, the chief contemporary events at heme and abroad. MATHEMATICS Professor Palmbach IT-TI T.-COLLECE ALCEilRA.-Three 'periods per week, one semester. 1<undamental processes with the development of laws of signs. Factoring. Fractions. Linear and quad ratic equations. Graphs. Complex numbers. Simul taneous linear and quadratic equations. Laws of exponents. Logarithms. Ratio, proporti-on and varia tion. Progressions. Ilinominal theory. Permuta tions and combinations, and probability. Theory of equations. Not offered 111 I 948-1949. lf-111.-TRICONOMETRY.-Three periods per week, one se mester. Trigonometric functions and their relations, equa tions, and solutions of triangles. Not offered in 19-1-8-1949.

SCTENCE Professors Palrnbach, Stindt G1:NERAI. INORC;\NLC ANALYSJS.

CHEMISTRY

AND

QUALITATIVE

IT-TlI.-This course comprises a thorough study of the principal elements and compounds, their industrial uses, and an introduction to the fundamental prin ciples and theory. During the second semester of

this course the work is de\'oted to the systematic identification and separation of the common metals. Kot offered in 19-tS-1~9.

111.-Sni,:xcr. SuRVF:'t' CoURSE.-This course consists of lectures and demonstrations in the fields of astronomy, chernistr:y, physics, and biology. The topics selected from each field are chosen so as to acquaint the students with the men who have contributed materially to their respective field, the scientific method and procedure, the principles and problems of the dilTert:nl branches of science,; and to show the i11terrelation of the \'arious scientific branches. Collateral reading wi1h student reports will supplement the class "ork. Second Semester Human Physiology.

11.-Punuc

HE.\LTB.

ester. American 20 hours.

Three periods per week, one semRed Cross, Standard Course.

TYPE\\'R1TIXG E. Schnitker I.-One period per week ior ten weeks. This short course in 1ypewriling for personal use pro\'ides necessary information about the parts of 1he typewriter~ a.bout the techniques of paragraphing, hyphenization, capitalization, and correct spacing before and after punctuation mark.<:, ahout forms of Icners, emÂˇelopes, outlines, etc. The student also learn; how to make carbon copies, how to erase nea1ly, and how to cut stencil,. The course plans to de\Âˇelop a rr~i.sonable rate of speed, perhaps twenty to twenty-five words per minule, withou1 need for watching the keys. The student who finishes this course ;:hould be able to use the typewriter for any personal purpose.

11USlC A~D ART Profe;<~ors Backer, 1[. .-\lbrcd1L Stindt, Pelz!. L-Four periods per \\eek. --16

SrnuxG: One period per week, according to \\ledge: Ear Training and Sight Singing; Part-Singing. 25 chorals, hymns. 0RG.\S: One lesson per week. Rinck-Rogers. StainerRogers. \\.illy: Pedal Studies. Reuter·s 337 Prelude:;. Playing of chorals and cade:1ees. HAu1osY: Two periods. General theory of mu,ic: scales and inten-als, triad and their inversions, seventh cl:rords aml their im·er~ions. Harmonizations Heacox: Harmony for Ear, Eye, and Keyboard. 11.--Four periods per week. S1xG1:..G: One period per week. \\"edge: Ad,-anced Ear Training and Sight Singing; Part Singing. 25 chorals, hymn~ 0RGAX: One lesson per "eek. \\.illy: Pedal Studies l{euter, English Preludes and Lutheran 0rgam~t. Book I, II, III. Chorals, hymn:;. cadences. I-'1Aw.i.10xv: Two periods per week. Sm,pem,ions, Ret:mlation, ,\Iteration, Organ Point, ~Iodulation. Harmonization in four, three, and two parts for mixed, male chorus and women ,·oices. Musical forms. Backer : Harmon) 11. 111.-Four peri~ per week. 0R1:Ax: One lcs 0 on per Wl'Ck. Xc,·in: .\d,-anccd Pl'dal Studies. Eight <hort prelude, and Fugues by Bach, chorals, hymn;,. pre-. inter-, po,tlude~ of ,·ariou, kinds, limrgic work, cadences, and modulation~. CoxSTRUCTIOX

OF THE

0RG:\X .... XD !Ts

USE 1:-,; TIIE

SER\"ICE: One period per week, one semester. H1sroKY OF CHURCH :llus1c: One semester. O11e period. The bislorical development of lhe Lutheran Choral, Liturgy, O1oral and Organ ~lusic from the Sixteenth Century on. Racker: History of Church ~[usic.

--17

ScuooL M11s1c: One period per week. ~laterial adaptable to our schools: Chorals, H}mm. Songs, Collections of Songs, Sysrems of Textbook; Kind of ~ngs, as to form, structurl'. difficulty, to be presented in each grade or combination of grades. Outlines for, and problems of, each grade or combination of grades together with the problems oi presentation in the primary, intermediate and upper grammar grades. The problems of the mixed school. ~lu.;ic Reader for Lutheran School, - Grundmann and Schumacher. ~lusic Edncarion Series - Giddings. Co::-.oucn.,1.: Ont> l)l'riod per week, two semester~. Technique of 1he baton, Rehearsal conductinl!, PR()GR.u1-B1111.m:-1r.. 1fusic for our Lutheran Choirs, Conducting and rehcarsin~ under ob,ervation. Backer: Conducting. C H OIR ASD BAXD. CHOIR. Mixed Choir: Four period~ per week. Sacred and secular t'horuses, motets, anthems, song~ by old and moclem masters. Chorus work is required of all students from Tcmh Gracie on, pro,;dcd they are able to sing. R.\SD. Two periods per week.

.\tn. l .!)'.>'T<IHCTIOX. APPllliCJ.\TIOX. -

1.11ree period, per week, 6 weeks. Three periods per week, 6 weeks.

PHYSlC.-\L EDCC.-\ TIO\: Profossor Ol<lfielcl \:01rn \L

I-IL-Two period- per week. Cali~lhrnic, and gymnastic,. (iroup ;;ames. Orga11izcd athle1ics. TTL-Two periods per v.eek. Calisthenics and fl:JÂˇm11as'.ic;.. GrouÂľ game~. Organized atltleric~. Orjtanizatiou and kachin~ of pl,y,ical educatiuu. Programs ior lower. intermediate ancl upper gr;ide:.

HIGH SCHOOL This course CO\en four years oi regular high school work. It is open to all who h:n·e mastered the tasks oi a11 ordinary eighth grade. For applicants "ho are not able to take up onr regular German course s9ecial arrangement; will be made.

XIXTI I GR.\ nE RELrGIOX-HISTOR\" . .-\. Three period, per \\ eek. Old Testament History including the History of the Jews irom the Restoration to the Birth of ChrisL B. Fi,·e periods per week. Ancient and 1-fedieval History.

(K.)

ExGLISH.-Fi,·e peri<Xls per week. Literature: ~[iles and Keck: Literature and Life, Book I; Shakespeare: 1Ierchant of \"cnice. Two weeks will be de\'Oted to the reading of a novel. Grammar and cOm!)Osition according to \\'abh: Plain \\'ay. Report on six book~. (L.)

L\ n x .-Fi,·e period;;; per• week. Smith and Thomp:,0n: Fir,t Year Latin.

(T.)

A1r.rn~,.-FiYe periods per week. Four fundamental operations. Equation:;, factoring, fraction:-. Textbook: Edgerton and Carpenter, E lementary .\lgeb.a. (.J.) Sc1ExCt.-Four periods per week. General Science a1..cording to Trof!on and Smith, Problems in General Science. (X.) :\I t1stc.- Singing: One per:od per week. Sight Sin1:ri11~ Damrosch-Gartlan. Pan-S:nging. 25 choral,. (Al. ) Piano: One les5on per week. Ox ford Piano Cour,e for Adult Beginners and ,·arious composmons. <:\Iiss Ingebritsen. 1fiss Erickson and 1Ir,. Bade.) PH,SIC.\L Eouc.n1ox.- Two periods per week. Cali,thenic,, group game; and organized athletic;:. (0.)

TENTH GRAOE lhsTOR\. . \. Two period~ per week. Xew Tl"'t:\ment Hi~tory. C\ ) B. Five periods lk!r week. ::\1odt:m Hi,;tory. (X.)

Rn.lCIOX

Ex<",Lt:.H.-Five period~ per week. Literature : Literature and Life, Book 11; Scott: The Lady of the Lake; Shakespeare: Julius Caesar. Two wee~ will be devoted to the reading of a novel. Composition according to \\'alsb: Cumulatfre Re· view. R eport on six books. (Iq)

Gn,u:-.. Five period~ per "eek. Hagboldt and Kaufm.."lnn: Deubch fiir Anfanger; Allerlei; Fabeln. ::\lcmorizmg of :.imple poerry and pro::.e. (X.) L.n11-.-Five period:. per wet'k. Scudder: ~on:! 'I ear Latin. Litl:ra!ur<': Caesar: ~ Bdlo Galhco. ( \'.)

periods per week, according to \\'elchnns and Krirkenbergcr. Plane geometry is begun and completed during the ytar. A.bout 1()0 theorems :ind problems including the general provcrties of rectilinear figure~, the circle, the measurement of the circle, of angle.•, and regular polygons. Applications of theorems and problems are made to the ~olutions of original exercises. ( 0. and J.)

Gro)t£TR\ .-Five

Fi\'e periods per week. Biol()g). according to Ella Thea Smith, Exploring Biology. (P.)

ScrEXCE.-

::\1l',1c.-Singin),t: One period per \\t'ek. Sight Singmg Damro,-ch-Gartlan. Part-Singing. 25 chorals. (Ba.) Piano: One le•«on per 11eek. O"<ford Piano Cour<e. Book Ill and various compo~itions. (::\li:,s Ingcbrit· sen, 11iss Erick."-On and :\In.. Barle ) PU\'SICAL Eom·,no:S-.-\L.-Two penod» per week. Calisthenic~, group gam<:3 :\nd org--...ni.<1:d athletics (0)

ELEVENTH GRADE RELIGION.-Three periods per week. Five parts of Lu ther's Small Catechism are treated. Ten hymns committed to memory. (H.) ENC;usn.-Five periods per week. Literature: Literature and Life, Book III; Shakes peare: As You Like It. Two weeks will be devoted to the reading of a novel. Composition according to Walsh: Sentence Mastery. Report on six books. (X.) GERMAN.-Five periods per week. Hagboldt and Kaufmann: Deutsch fiir Anfanger; Graded German Readers I, 3-5.-Simple poetry and prose memorized. Easy compositions. (X.) LATIN.-Five periods per week. Scott-Sanford Beeson: A Third Latin Book, Revised. Bennet: Latin Grammar. Literature: Cicero's Ora'.ions, and other selections from Cicero. (T.) HrsTORY.-Five periods per week. American History. (X.) Sc1E�CE.-Ffre periods per week. Physics, according to Dull, Modern Physics. (Q.)

(P.)

GEOGRAPHY.-Three periods per week. Economic Geography. (J.) M usrc.-Singing: One period per week. Sight Singing Damrosch-Gartlan. Part-Singing. 25 chorals. (Al.) Piano: One lesson per week. Oxford Piano Course. Book IV and various compositions. (Miss Ingebrit scn, Miss Erickson and Mrs. Bade.) LrnRARY CounsE.-One period per week for ten weeks. Classification and cataloging of book,, etc. Z Brown, The Library Key. (J.) PHYSICAL EnucATION.-Two periods per week. Calisthenics, group games and organized athletics. (0.)

...

TWELFTH GRADE R£Llf,1ox.-Thrce period;. J)t!r \\'CCk Bible read in~. :,elections a~ oullined. Eight hymns committed to memorv. (H) ExGLISH.-Fi\e period• per

\\CC'...:.

Literature: Lih:rature and Life, Dook I\', Shake•· pea.re: )lacbeth. Two weeks will be dewtcd to the reading c-i a novel. Compositi•m ;;..:cording to Tressler: En~li•h in Action. Rt.port on -,,c book,. (T.)

Gu~I\ ,_._-Four period~ per wttk. Shon rn·ii.'w oi grammar. Lt.~~in;::', ~[inna \"On Uarn hclm. Hagboldt and K.aufmann (;raclt'd lkadcr•s. alu.:matc ~rie,. 1-l:\. Selectio:i, from Gt"rman ll1hll'. Poetry and pro<e memo1i~ccl.-Compo<i11on, (X )

Lu1x.-Fin 1,uiod, per week. .\. Scott-Sanford Bet:,.on: .\ Third Latin !Joo!-, Re n-<'d. Uem.ct: Latin (;r:unmar Litera:urc: Sc lcc1,cms from 0, id", ~It 1:imori,I o e5. D. Pharr: Yer~I', Aeneid. (Y.) Cuc~n,,nn-.-Three periods of lecture and two periods of laboratory work. The principlf' clements and their important compounds arc srurlied m detail \\'ith the stud) of the tl!'mcnts, su ess "ill be laid upon the laws of simple, multiple, and reciprocal proportion, the occurrence anrl disco\'ery oi elements, and the importance of cht>mi<try 111 the industries '.\lcPherson Henderson, Fowler, Chemistr) at \\"urk (P.) ~L\TIICllATll'S.-Four

periods per

\\CCk.

TI10se \\ ho wi,,h 10 take Advanced Algebra and Solid Geometl") should teacher. (P.)

make

with

arrangements

S,,._r,L St.1l.~t"L-Thr,·t' perio.1- per \H-..k the chit f prot.lcm, c, 11ircm:ing- ,0<"1rty mcnl ( ~ -)

\ :111<I

the

<tud~ 01 f!O\l'nl•

Mustc.-Two periods per week. Singing: One period. Wedge, Ear-Training aml Sight-Singing, Part-Singing. Twenty-five chorals. (Ba.) Piano: One lesson per week. Scales, Arpeggios. Oxford Piano Course Book V. Hanon Czerny. Heller Studie3, eventually those by Cramer. Kuh1::tu and Clementi Sonatinas. Easier Sonatas by Haydn and Mozart. Various Compo3itions. (Miss Ingcbritsen, Miss Erickson and Mrs. Bade.) Prrvsrc,\L Enuc,nÂˇroN.-Two periods per week. Calisthenics, group games and 01Âˇganized athletics. (0.)

Arbor Day

E ROLLMENT OF STUDENTS 1947-1948 TH IRll YF \R '10RM.-\L

Albrecht. Chry;;ra .......... ... ... ·-····-·····C.lenwood, '.\finn. Albrecht, Loi, ........................................ Bowdle, S. Dak. Daker. Erdeen ..........................................Jame."town, X. Dak. Jleu"~ma•1. I>enni, .... ·····-····-············-··Xew l"lm, '.\finn. Oc~ner, Rf',·erly ·······-·····························(konomowcK-_ \\·;,. H, hman, Rmh ............ ........................Onalaska. \\"i~. Hook:;tead, Eleanor _ _ _ _.\filwn, \\.is. Kuc::ter. Jan'<"e ......................................Cha,;cburg. \\·is. Langacker, Lucille ........................ ..S. Fond du Lac. \\.k Lange. .\lary Loui,e ............................. Jame;;town. X. Dak. Luehring. \\"ilkri ·····--······················· Xicollet. .\linn. \filler. June -·············-········---- .Stoddard. \\"is. Xolting, Albert ........................................Fro11tenac. .\(inn. Orrer~talter. Ruth .................... _ _ _ Flasher. X. Dak. S,·hmidt, \\·ayne ·-·····-······-···············-·····Fond du Lac. Wi~. Sinert. \\·aher ........ ..........................\lobri<lge. S. Oak. Strege. Ione ................ ········-·············''·::1erto"n. S. DaJ... \\·alL. Holder Roman .. _ _ _ _ Bowdle, S. Dak. .......... .\ladison. \\.is. \\·elke. Xorman ·······-····-··. \\.endland. Eileen ·····-····--···· ........... \\·est Alli,. \\"i,. \\"iechma"n. \\'ay1:c ·······-·····-· ........Xew L·lm, .\linn. .Truman. .\finn.-22. \\·off. Robert -·-·····....····-········.. ~ECO:-. U \ · r . \~

,oR,1 ~l-

iker. F.dmund ···············-········-······-···-·Ho,·c11. S. Oak. Dailey. Darleen ...............- ................·-···Baraboo. \\.is. Brei, .\felda ... ----·-·Xcw t.:lm, .\(inn. Degner, On·ille ..............·-····-··.............Ixonia. \\.is. Oorn. Orl;:ui ... . --~Hendrick;;, .\li1.11. Erhart, Antonette ....... .............................O~kaloo,a. la. Flink. Janet ............·--···-·· ... .\lih,auket:. \\. ,. Fuhrmann, \\"illiam ....... . ....................\lenomonie. \\.i,(;utzkt:. Gerane ............ ···············-····Xew l'lm. .\Lnn. l laar. Ruth ············•·········-····-················.T .orftto. .\linn. Hanke. J c,)CC ··············- - - - ........... ~olling <to11e. .\li1111.

hirchm<.:'er. I .illian ····-·····-··· _ ..... .0 -erola. \\·;,. Kir,ehk<'. I .ester ···············--······-··--··--'fil"a11kee. \\ i ,. Klossnn. Ruth ····-·················-··-···-···-Xe\\ L Im. .\finn. Kh,){. Ht:len .......... ·············-····-·····--'uneau. \\.i,. Ko~k. Rob:'.rt ·····-········· ... .........Gooclhue . .\[inn. Ko!auder. Kenneth ····-·····-·····-···· ..... \\.atcrloo. \\"b. Lis:us. lone -·····-······--····-······-··············-' .inwoo:i. .\lich. .\!eyer. \'cr.ia ···- ··················..······-······...;\ernah. \\"i, . .\leyer. \·eruon .........................................\fankatu. .\I· Ill!. .\lnmm. Hett) ···················-·······················.\lorri:.. .\firm. X:mmann. Lois - -----·······Xcw l"lm. .\!inn. Vydynkowski. .\larvi:1 ············-··············Baraboo. \\·:s. Red<'mske. Elizabeth ..............................\\'ate,10,Hi. S. Dak lfoekll". E,ther ···-························· ..... Sagi11,m, .\lich. l~win. Rupert ............................................ Peridot. Ariz. Rt•ppcl. .\laril~11 ........................................Saginaw. :\Iich. Sd,midt. Erich ........................................ Benton Harbor. \li.-!1 Schultz. Ferdinand .................................. \lilwaukef', \\ 1s. Schumacher. .-\tlelbert ···········-·····-······-'lih,aukf'f'. \\ is. Sch\\a11z. Paul ·······················- ···········-.Txonia. \Yi,. Sclrnecke. Lee Orda .......................... ._G:bbon . .\I inn. Sell. Edna .\ lae ... ···········-······..·····-····-··Ornmo Fall,. \\"i-. Shoemaker, Charlyn ____ \lilwaukcc. \\"',. Thralo w. .\detine ............................ Pemhenon. .\[inn. .. \ o C,-:'._ g:. "Au<' nert _ ..._ ...............................Timch:n,on, ., 11111. \\ :trner. Franci, ......................................1Tononville. \\"i,. \\ hitefoot, .\rline .................................... .\fadi--on, \\"i:'.-37.

~,c. .:

,, .

P.arker. Rme<- ______ .._ ..._ ... Xew l"lm. .\Jinn. ]1alliet, \\·airer ...............................-...·-···-'lobridge, S . Dak. Ueilke. Phylli, ............................·-····--·.lefferson. \\ i;:.. Berger. Gerald ...........................·-···-·llay Ci·y. .\firh. Uuchholtz. \·cruna ·······-····· _ \\eyam,ega. \\'i•. Oa,·i:,vu. Clua .............- .. ........ Fain,ater, \\"',,. Dinkd. .\la, ic ·······-······· .............. \! ilwaukee. \\·i,. Draeger. \\ an1a ..... ····-··-··-········-···"·a1erloo, \\·i.-. J)r.,th. Leuua ··-···---..····..···················rolome. S. Dak. Engel. Leo;·,ml ··-·····..··················..···....... Br:llion, \\'i~. F uoth. Clifford ····-·····............................... Roycl• .\(inn. Fuhrman. llaruld .....................................\[enomonie, \\.i<

Hemker. IJori" ___________

_ _________________ \\c,;t Salem. \\-i.,_

Henning, Hertha ·---------------···········Sebewaing, \1 i.-h Hnmann. \\-anda ----------···· Zul:111<1. X_ Dak. Jc;:kc. Faith ____ __\f,lwaukce. \\.io-. KO<"h, Joyce ··----------·------ ____ \\-inona. :\Iinn. Laud,-attcr. Roht:rt ····-····-·······-··-·······'\'e,t lkml. \\·i,. Leimer. .-\dolph ···-·--------Truman. :\!inn. \lammel. Otto -···-··-········-···-·····-···Bay City. \lich. \lodkr. Kenneth --···-·····-······-·····-···Fairmont, \li1111. l~ccl... .\ lice ··-····-··············-··············-····· \ \'c}-au" cga. \ \ ·i,.. Ri11;:, Jane ···-···········································Kaukau11a. \\'i,. ::-chardin, \"iola ................................·-·----·Lake Benton. \Linn . . ·d1erzer. Roht:rt ··············--..-----SaR"inaw, \lich. ~d1rocdcr, \Iildrcd -----------------·-----·········Thicf Ri,·cr Fall,. \Linn. Sd,ull-, .-\rtlm, ······-··-·-··--·--·---·----·--······-····\\'inona, :\!inn. Sebald. Donald -·······-···--......._........_ ....Rar C:ity, :\lich. Strcl,lcr-. _\mold ····-·················-·---···----·-·..:,.;-ew l:lm. \!inn. \"eaer, Elaine ----··..---·-..·--·-.........-....-._.......:\1ilwauk1..'e, \\'i,. \\'es~el. Roger ---·------..----·- ·-----..·-----·-----·Truman. \!inn. \\·oldt. Alfons --..-·-·-..·····-·..······................ Rocklicld, \\'i». \\'oldt, H o"a,d .....................--....-.......-..Ce<larburj!. \\'i,. Zipfel. Ruth ·············-···...- ....---.. ·----...-... Xeills,·illc, \\·i,.-J.-1. TWFU'TH ,;1u!IE

Barg,·. Xonn:rn ___ _ ··---------- _Ja•per, \Jinn. Beckendorf. \\.ilbur -..···-·-··-·--·-·---·-·-Xew l'lm. \finn. Bi1torf, Reinhard _______________________._______ Reatrire, Xehr. Rode. Rtmice ___________________________ Conrtland, \I inn. Ilo<le. Elizabeth _______________ Counland. \finn_ Cha~ehurg, \\ i~. Brinkm211n, Karleen __ .. _.St. Panl, \!inn. Denninger, John Dennison, Carol ·-·-·---________________ Yirtory. \\'is. Doehling. Juliu, ___ .__..____ ...____._...__.. ____. _____ l ·1ys~e;<. Xehr. Fair('hild, \larceline \layer, \l·nn. Gamm, \fargaret .. \Jar,hall, \linn_ Garbrecht, Patsy . . Cri\''tz, \\-,,. G,esch!'n. Loi, ______________________________________ \[:mhel. \\-i,. Haar. Lillian ···--·--··--..... _---·-·-·-- ....._ ·-·--····T.ore110, \Jinn. Harm,. Gu,rn,- _______________________________________St. Jame-., \finn_ Hellmann, Bc,·crly ..__..________________________Xe" Clm, \Jinn_

__\fi,,ion. S. Dak. Horst. June ........ Janzm,. John -··-l.ewi,1on, \linn. Jaus. L~ la -·····················-·····-···-··--Gibbon. \1 inn. Jolm,on. Eunice ------······-·····Bdlt: Plai11t:. \liiu1. Kap:1nke. \farie _ _ __ T.a Cro,,e, \\"i,. "-orthal5', X orma ··-···-····-·· ····-·····-··-·01a:,eburg. \ \"is. Kruc-p;er. Xelvin . . ·-······-·······-·····Xe" l:lm, \finn. Lau. Jea11 -···-······-··································.La Crosse. \\"i,... Learm:m. C:irol ···········-····-·········· .... Sew London. \\"i~. Lehrke. Caroline -·····-·····-·····-·····-·····c.;ibbon. \linn. Leininger, Loi, ........................................ Ken,..al. X. Oak. Levorson, Lawre1~ce ................................ Lake \tills. Jowa Lokken. Ronald ·······························-·-··-Ht:ndrick~. \linn. \farten,. Lois ····················-··----[},u-win. \[inn. \ larxhau~n. Xaomi ········-·············--··-·Courtlaml. \ [inn. \leyer. Adeen - - - - -·----··-Courtland. \!inn. \l ueller, Doroth) ............._ .............- ...._\\ inona. \(inn. Ohland, Joan ...........Gibbon, \finn. Ohlmann. l{oland .............._ \"alcnt'ne. Xehr. ... -········-·-:\:1edford, Wi,. Pape, Ronald . Poehler. \Iarion ...............·-···--····-Xew llm, \Fnn. Raddatz. Lorraine ....................................Clt:ments. \liiu1. S:iuer. Rhoda ..................·-······-······-·Xcw l"lm. \!it111. Schrot>dc-r . Elainc- .................................... Xicollet. \!inn. Schuetze. Lenore ····-·········-----Xew L"lm, \linn. Schultz, Raymond ....................................X cw l ·1m. \[inn. Seekel. Lois ····································-·· ....\\.aha,ha, \!inn. Seidl. l N•l ... ·························-·····-····-Faida.,;;. \linn. Seifert, l rw'n ............................____\linncapoli,;, \!inn. Spaude, Cvril ·········-·-·········--·----··Xcwport, \linn. Toop, \ farj orie ···································-···H anc-oek, \Iinn. Trapp. \\"ilfrcd -···-···-·····- ···-····--·\1ilwaukee. \\"i,. \ ·oigr, C.erhard1 ·····-·················-······-··H utchin~on. \[inn. \\·:nd,ke, \faril)n ··-····-··--·····-·····-·.Xcw l ·1m, \[inn. \\·endland. ]),,lore, ····-·········..····........... \·a11cy 1 i1y, X. D. \\'t·n:er, Rmh .....••········-·····-·..····............Renvillc, \!inn. \\ i('("hmann, Glenn .................................. Xcw l ·tm, \finn. \\.irmcr. Shirley ----····-··· ······--··\\"inona, \[inn. Yackel. \lauricc ....... .... Rcdwon<I Fall,, \liru. Zimniumann. l<uland . ....._\\.ood Lake, \[inn.-5<,

H.F\T',TH f;R._-\(IE

\did.es. Robert .Relmom. \\.i<. Bauer. Karl ············--··············· Echo. .\!inn Bic<lcnlx:nd<.:r . Fred ········-·--··············-· .\pple1on, \\ i,. 11irkholz, Jt>rome ·····················- - - · S t . James, .\linn. Dnm~ Larry ............................................ Xt!\\ l'lm. .\lim,. Bull1:rl. .\1ardla ........................- .............Green Isle, \finn. - - - --------------------- S1amo11_ Xehr. l)anner. Ricb1rd ················-····-···-····Rh'nclandcr. \\·i-. Erha, t • .\lary Arm ···-···...- .....................O~kaloo;:a, Iowa Fr:mk Pearl - ·- ·..···-·······......... .\Iorgan, .\(11•11. Fnyhd:z. Phyll, ......... . ... . Fairfax. .\li11a. (;illctte. Joann ............._____.........Ct:nua. \\'i,. Coede. ;\[al,cl ....................·-·····-··············'li!w:mkt>f'. \\ i~ Gruct?m;icher. \':olct ····-··..·················Lc Cente1·, .\ !inn. Gnmke. Ruth ........................................- .. Fairfax. .\linn. Hagen, Roger ........ ____ Xew Uri . .\Jinn. Herzberg. ..\rlfflf' ················-··\ \ 'inona. .\Jinn. Hcf't:cckf'. Roy . .......................Sleepy Eye. \Iinn. H,,pman. Jan:es ........................................Orm,hy, \finn. Hupp. Ardyce .................·----··-·Ximller. \!inn. Hulke. L:ruy ...............................·-····-·'\'ood Lake, )Jinn. Janke. Fredrick ............................._ _ Kew l'lm, ).[inn. Johrson. R:chard ........................... _....... Rajmonrl, S. Dak. 1,appelmann. .\larie ................................ \lanitowoe, \\'i~. Kiekbu<ch. Rhoda .................................... \\.inona . .\[inn. Kock. Pal!! ................................................Goodhue. \Iinn. horth. Ramona ........................................\\.atenown. S. Dak. Kruq~u. Ordt:11 .....................- ...- ..... Xe,,· l ·Im. \[inn. Le:ning-er. l{o,<.: ·····--....·- ·········--·--..... J.;:en,al, X. Oak. Lentz. Le Roy ...........................- ............ \\.atcr'.own, S. Dak. Lueder~. \\'illard ··-··..·- ...... -...............Farihaulr, \[inn. \fanthe. Lord.a ........................................\(aplcton, \li1111. \Ianthe, Ronald ........................................ Pcmocrtun. \li1111. )-[a:schke. Row.:na ............................... _\(ankatu. \[in11. :\kier. Xorbc,t .............--...-···-···........ \\.aterl•J\\H. S. D:ik. .\I eyer. X atline ...............~...........- ..........Xicullet. .\linn. ~auman" . De1 tram -··-·····-··········· .... Xcw 1.·1m. .\li111!. Ohlma1,n, i>o!orc,- ....................................\"alentii:e, Xebr. Uttt:r~taUt·r. l{c,L, rt ................................Flasher. :\. Dak.

Otto, Norman .......................................... Clements, M'nn. Panning, Armin ........................................ Gibbon, Minn. Retzlaff, Carol .......................................... New Ulm, Minn. l{ing, Lester .............................................. New Ulm, Minn. Schaller, A,cne .......................................... Nicollet, J\.finn. Schlavensky, Jane .................................... Peshtigo, Wis. Schlicht, Robert ...................................... La Crosoe, Wis. Schmidt, David ........................................ Arlington, Nebr. Schroeder, Evelyn ........................... ďż˝ ....... Nicollet, Minn. Schultz, Dorothy ...................................... Bonesteel, S. Dak. Schweckc, Floyd ...................................... Gibbon, Minn. Seidel, D. Wane ......................... .. ....... La Crosse, Wis. Sievert, Joanne ........................................ Gibbon, Minn. Slama, Rosemary ....................................La Crescent, Minn. Sonnenberg, Rcharcl ................................ Valley City, N. Dak. Sperling, Ka,herine .................................. New Ulm, Minn. Sprengeler, Marlin .................................. Hoskins, Neb;-. Stroming, Ardith .................................... Water:own, Minn: Tiefel, George .......................................... Stambaugh, Mich. Timm, Helen ............................................ Holland, Minn. Toop, Marion .......................................... Hancock, Minn. Wehausen, Ruth ...................................... Morton, Minn. 'v\letter, Dennis ........................................ Delano, Minn. Willhite, Robert ...................................... New Ulm, Minn. Young, Ronald ..........................................W. St. Paul, Minn. Ziebarth, Beverly .................................... Green Bay, \i\lis. Zimmermann, Arnold ..............................Wood Lake, Minn. Zoellmer, Val Jean .................................. Truman, Minn.-67. TENTH GRADE

Bartell, Donald .......................................... Neillsville, Wis. llerreth, Daphne ...................................... Browns Valiey, Minn. Bittorf, Herald ........................................ Beatrice, Nebr. Fairchild, Jeanette .................................. Mayer, Minn. Fenske, Charlotte ....................................New Ulm, Minn. Gose, Lois .................................................. Oshkosh, Wis. Greve, Edgar ............................................ Aurora, S. Dak. Grunke, Darleen ...................................... Franklin, Minn. Guenther, Jonathan ................................ 'v\lhiteriver, Ariz. Hahn, Homer .......................................... Valentine, Nebr. Harms, Rosella ........................................ St. James, Minn.

llart"ig. Don .............................................\lgoma. \\ i,. l lan-meier. J ea,lelle ·-····-·····-·····-······(.;;bhon. :\1 mn. Hinrichs. Doris ·········--··-··-···"·········i'.111rhro1:1.. :\(inn. Hollo\\ay. Gail ···-····················-·-·----····Cheyenne .\gency. ~ l>. Holt, Joel ·········-····-···········-··············-·, orthwood. T,,wa Ja;rer, Dorothf'a ........... ....Granada. :\[inn. Jen-::rn. .-\rdis . ......................... Han~l..-.1. :\I inn. Klein, Carl .. . ·····························-·Truman, \!inn. Kramer. Reuhen ......................... Gil,\xm. :\[inn. Lau, John ···-······························ Summit. ~. Dak. Learman, David ........................... Xew Londcm. \\'b. Lenz. Kenneth ·································-·····-· }{cm illc, .\I inn. L e,ter. Terry ······················-·-···········--·\\.i1:o11a, :'.\liun. Lokken. Carole -·····-·-··--··-·········-······ Hwdricks. .\linn. Luckhardt. .\Carly:, ...................................\lort(Jn. :'.\Iim,. Lutz. Fem-····-···-·---Calc\lonia, .\li1111. :'.\lcllcckc. :'.\layo ····-···-··-··················-· S tilh,ater. :\lim,. :'.\Icyer, Loui., -···-························ O,ct.'Ola. \\.i,. Peter~cn. La Donna ................................Sleep) E)e, :\li,m. Poehler. Valeria .................................... Xe" Clrn. .\l:1111. Re<lemskc. Estella ·······-······· \\·a:erto" n. S. 1)-ak. Roloff, Gcor;:c ........................................ \\.inona, :\!inn. Ruppn:cht. :\lch·in -····•-···· -··-····-····· \ , -- nona. .\linn. Scharf. Richard ·-······-············ Xe" Chn. .\linn. Schlich'.. Earl ····························-····-····La Crosse, \\'is.. Schmel·r.g, L o:~ ···························-········-\\·a:c,·hJ\\n, S . llak. Schmidt. Dorothy :'.\l. ·······-·····-······-···y ow1g America. .\linn. Schnitker. Lorna ·····-·····-·····-··············· Danube. .\1 inn. Schum.:cher. Loi~ ·- ···--··················-·······Ja,·a. S. D. Seemann. .\1argard ................................Courtland. .\1 iun. SitL. Adeline ······-···················-·············Hutchinc-0n. :\[inn. S;,-audc, Yictoria ......................................Xc"port. :\linn. Spaude. \"i,·ginia ·····-··----··········Xe" port. .\linn. S)11hor,t. Gordon ....................................Gary. Ind. \"omhof. En inc ·····················-··············Goodhue, :\!inn. \\.cindorf. Luther ....................................Goodhue. .\linn. \\'endland. Robert ···-······························'·a11ey Cit). X. Dak. \\·entzel. ..\rden ........................................ St. James, :\!inn. \\ esterm.inn. Gcor3e .............................. Lakefield, .\linn. \\.inter. r.ayle ...... ··························-······Xew Clm. :\li.1111. Zander, Eugene ... . . ············-······-·······:\Iandan. X. Dak.-52. 60

XIX r11 f,R.\!'i:

.\lbrecht, Elaine ····-··-······-······· I.:o"dle, S. Dak. ..... l~'l Crns~e. \\ ,s. . \lbn:cht. \l:lrlene . \~\\ egC". r~obert .......................................Chokio. .\linn. !lade, :-;aomi ..............................................:'\e" Clm, \linn. Birkholz, Thelma ...................................... Re<l,wod Fath-. \li1111 Bode. Carmen _,..........·-····················- ···Cour1land, \finn. Dode. La Donna ·········-··························.\la11kato. .\linn lloeder. Charles ......................................co~mo,. \lirm. &cttchcr. \Ian-is ··--··-·····-·······..·········''ayer. \fi7n. P.orchert, Joan ...... ······-····..···············..··:-;e" t·lm . .\linn. Borg-scha:z.. L)le ..................... ____ Pine bland. \!inn. nr·nkmann. Harriet .. ................Cha<ehnr~. \\'is. Buerkle. Lois ......... . ....................._l;ibbon. \1 inn. Conrad. :-;orman ................. _____ H ollawl. '.\li11n. Faircl,ild. \larioric ................................ \!aver. )I inn. Frdnk, Fem... ............................... \l<'rg.m. \liron. Gade,, Della \fae ...........................Oam·er-. \f't,n Cronholz. Phyllis .............................. :--:c\\ l ·1m. \lirn. Gut:nlhcr. \fyrna -··--·····---·······\\.hi1criYC"r. Ariz. Guth. Orville -·--····..····-···········-·····-·XC"w l'lm, \[inn. Gutzkc. Dean ····--···-····--··-·--····-Xc,•; 1·1m. \!inn. Helms. Doar:c ····························•···-······-'-cw London. \\.i:<. H.inrich!,. \\'illi,- ...................................... Zumbro:a \finn. Hol,em,tein. Glt:n~ r:I ..............·--···-······· Xcw l ·•m. \I inn. I Ir-llo\\ a). Elizabeth ................................Cheyenne .\)!ei:cy. S. I>. Jemz., &tty ................................................\ppleton. \\·i,. Jirtlt:, Elmu .............................................. Forc~t,·illc, \\.i:,. Kiecker. \lyrr.a ..............................·-······Fairfax. \[inn. Klann. \\.altc, ..........................................Xeill,,·ille. \Yi,. Kolan\ler. Fra11!.:li11 .................................. \\·a,nloo. \\··,. Ku~ke. Oa,·i<l -····-····-·····-··· .................J< hn<o:,, \[inn. Lau. .-\<lelc ···········----····..·········.....S11mmi1, S. Dak. Lehne. Gerald ...........·-·························.. L..•1::bertrn1. \lin:1. Le'n:11ger. Robert ................................... K ~:isal. X. Dak. Leuz. Ph'lip ......... .......Oli\·ia. \!inn. Lueker. Esther .... ........ \lontro~c. \!inn. \lchrkcn;-. Joan ...... . .......Govdhut:. \linn. \lcihad...\larvin . . ..Xcilbvillc. \\.ic-. Xoltc. Richard ............................- ...._ '\cw l.'lm. \linn.

Plath. LeDell ······-···········-··----Granitc Falb. ..\l.nn. Rogers, William -····-··-··--······ ._Peridot, .-\riz. Salzwedel. ATiyn ····-··-··-····-·--·······He\\ilt, \linn. Schal!t:r. .\lli~on ·····················--··-···-Kicollet. ..\linn. Schapekahm. Gerhard ............................ Xcw ulm. )!inn. Schmidt. Luella -··········· ......................_Claremont, ..\lin-.. Schutte, Donald ..... ...........................::'\ eillsville, \ \ is. Sie,·ert, Eunice .... ····-·············-···-••Gibbon, ..\linn. Sitz, Eli,.abeth -····-··············-············-·X ew Clm. Minn. Sperling, John · · · · - - - - - -··········Sew \Jim, ::\Iinn. Sprl'"ngeler, K orhert -·-·-···-·-···-·-·-·E. Fork \f ission, Ariz. Srechmann, Donald ·· ····-······-····-····-·-·Zumbrot:i, \finn. Stcllick, Xorman ·····•·••··-·········---IIokah. ::\[inn. Stelljes., Patricia ·-·····-··-·····- · ..Sew l,lm, \1'nn. Stok Doroth) ·····················-······--····--.Xew t:lm, \!inn. Thiede, E, el) n ············-······-·····-·······-·· Burlington, \\·is. l,"lrich, Loma ----··-·················Xew 1.·1m, \!inn. L·rban, He,•erly _ _ _ _ St. James, :\!inn. Voigt, \\.almar ................... _ _ _ _ _Hutchinson, \[inn. \\·endt. Donald ···········-··········-·-···-··-Sanhom, \{inn. \\'essel, Howard -·············-·····---Truman, \Iiun. \\°icchmann. Dennis ·-·····························Rochestcr, ::\Jinn. \\.illhitc. Ruth ·····-·····-······-·····-············Xcw l"lm, \Jinn. Witt. James ................................................ Kew l:lm, ::\[im,.-63. 5P'f.CIAL :'TUDE:S-TS

Dleick. Ycrni!a ················-----Gibbon. \[im,. Gram~. Herbert ···················-················X cw l:lm. ..\linu. Lex,·old. Walter ····················-·····-····_.\finneal)Olis. \Iirm.-3.

Xormal Department .................................. 95 High School Department ···············-······ 238 Special Student;; .......................- ........-... 3 Total ·······-····-···-····--··-····-····-···--· 336

GRADUATES OF THE

NORMAL DEPARTMENT U.ASS OF .9-l (2) Glcichmann, Edward ...... _ _ _ _Decea~d. :\I ielke, l lerm:mn ...............................- .. Decc:.,cd. 0-\S~ OF ·95 (5) , Graf, Gu,tav ............................................ ~lontgomery, Otto .................................. X1:w L"lm, :\lin:i. Pelz!, John .................... _ _ _ ........... Xew Ulm, :\(inn. Stindt. Otto ..................._.....- ................Deceased.

Vogelpohl, Frederic ···-·····................... Dccea~ed. CL\SS OF .96 (6) .Albrecht. Richard ................._ .._ ......... X ew l:lm. :\Iim,. Gieschen. _Tohn ........................................ Deceased. Henkel, George ·········-··-···············..:\lilwaukcc, \\.is.. Jac~er, Henry .......·-···-············ ···········So. :\lilwaukcc, \\"is. Prahl, \\'illiam ...............·--······-··...- ..:\Iilwaukcc, \\'i;;. Zautner, Charle.o ··-·····························.. Rockiord, Ill. CUSS OF, ·97 (7) Dre;;s, Charle.;; ----·················-·Ricln-ille. :\lid1. I Iauber, Otto --···-····-·········••·••······-·· Deceased. Jelm, Rudolf .............................................X ahma, :\lich. Kannenberg. Frederic: ·········----·Deceased. Schroer, Herman __..................- ....._.Deceased. Sie,·ert, Louis - - - -......- ...- .Deceased. Zautner, Henry ·············-····-···---Deceased. CUSS OF ·93 ( 1-l) Boile, Charlc3 ..........................·-········• \\·atcrrown, \\.i,. Brenner, Charles - - - - -............... Be:n·er Oam, \\"i~. Burk, Victor ...................................- ...... Buffalo. X. Y. Hellermann, Otto ·---·····..···-·····:\fankam. :\£inn. Jaeger, Hermann ·-·····--······--·............Oconomowoc. \Vis. Jaeger, John _____ .......................Janes,·ille, \Vis. :\!eyer, Hermann ................................. Deceased. :\lohr, John .......................................... Deceased :\Iohr, Lillie ------···--···-·········.. Decea5ed. l{eichmuth, Frederic ............................. Deceas-ed.

6..1

Roeck. Albert ··-···-····-······-·····-·········Los Angeles, Cal. Sern1hn, Louis -----···············-·Dcceased. Thies, Charles -----······-········· L>cceased. \\'icke, Henry . ..Fond du Lac, Wis. CL\SS OF

·99

(9)

Bodle, \\'illiam ····-····-···-····-··········Deceased. Espenson, \Villiam ················-······-···Jlinneapolis, Minn Frey, Oscar ···-······································-St. .Paul, ~litm.. Gieschen, Claus ···-·····--··--·······-·-··l)eceased. Jens, Rudolf ···-·······················--··-Ueceased. Keipe, Charles ························-·-···-···Deceased. l{enner, \\·m. von ··-·····-·····-····-······-···\\ oodbum, Ind. Schroeder, \\'alter ... Deceased. Stein, Hem1ann .. .. .. ilay City, 1lich CLASS OF '00 (S) Uroeker, Louis ·····················-····-···········11il"aukee, \Vis. Hagedorn. Bernhard -·····-···················:\lilwaukee, \Vis. Krause, \\'illiam -··································Dcceased. l,rieg, Hugo - - - - - ··-······-······-···:\[ilwaukee, \Vis. K ul2, Reinhold ···········-····················-····\dington, Mimi. S1efTen, Allen .... . ...\lilwaukee, \\'is. \ Tolkcrt. Orto ..... : ............ Deceased. \\'achholz, Hugo ........ ........ ~lilwaukec, \\'is. Cl .\-.S OF •u1 ( J) Gruber, Frederic - - - - - · ...San Francisco, Cal. Schoenberg, Olio ················--···---········ Dccca~d. Scl 111ltz, Gustav ···-····-·······-···--··-······· Deceased. l:I •.\SS or ·02 ( 5) Albrecht, Herman ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ Decca5cd. Barsch, Otto ---··-·····················-······ IJ,xcascd. Ilcnz, Alexander -·············--··········-·····-·\1'1•lclo11. \Vis. Clasen. Henry ···-·····-···········-···--··-St. Paul. Mit111. ;\laycrhoff, Ilcnoni -···············-······-··-Applclon, \Vis. ("I.ASS OF '03 (i) Alhrl'cht, Gusta,· ····-··············-··········- St. Peter, ~{inn. K:ahnerr. Hl'nry ···························-······- St. Paul, Minn. :l.fantbey, William ·-··--··-·· ···-············-:\Iilwaukce, \Vis. Pape, .\rthur ···-·····--······· ... _ ...... .... :\lanitowoc, \Vis. Reid, Evan -·····················-····--··········- Concord. N. C.

RO\\ e, \\"illiam .........·-·························-\rthyde, :\linn. Schulz, Erne~! ··-··-·····..·····..·····-···Appleton. Wis. C.LA!'"- OF .()..I

( 5)

Ehlen, Loui, ----····-················ Deceased. Hcllermann, \\"illiam ........................... Seenah, \Vis. Kudarr, Theodore _............... Deceased. Schultz, Theodore ----············ Goodhue, lliun. Sperling. Ida _ ..___........_____ Kew Ulm, :\finn Cl.ASS OF ·05 (8) Bartz. John _ .......................................... Suring, \\'is. Grimm, Frederic ................................... Lewiston, 'Minn. Frey, Hugo ........................ _................... St. Paul, :\finn. Hackbarth, 1Iax ................................_.lfilwaukt'f', \\ i, . Holzinger, Q,arles ...............·-····--··· Decea.«ed. Lehmann, Albert - - - - · ·············· Stanton, X eh. :\Iartens, Charles -······-·..····················DeceasecL Stindt, .... Ibert ·-· --········-----Xew t.:lm. l!inn. CLASS or '06 ( 6) Gruber, Immanuel ______ .....llinneapolis, Minn. Jaeger, Alexander ____ .......Deceased. Klatt, Huldreich ..................................Kew Ulm, ::\!inn. Kroll, Hermann .... . ....................... Seattle, \Vash. Raecleke, John -·· ................................. Deceased. \\"yneken, Gusta\·e ·-·····..·····.... ..... Reese, llich. CL\SS OF '07 ( 5) Diers, Hermann .......... ···-·····..············St. Paul, Minn. Loebe.l, Frederic .... ............................ llilwaukee, \Vis. :\litzner. Henry - ............................... \\·arertown, \Vis. Ru!>ch, Ernc;;t .._ ............................ llanitowoc, Wis. \\'inter, Edmund ............·-·················· Bay City, l[ich.

n..A"" OF

'OS

( 4)

Aufderheide, Charle~ ........................... Kew Ulm, Minn. Harmening, John ............................- . Sleepy Eye, llinn. Rolloff. Emil ·-···· - - - - · ·····..····Fond du Lac, Wis. Scheurer, :\larie - - - -........ Deceased. CL\SS OF

·09

{ 5)

Duin, Siegfried -············..··············..... Deceased. Gurgel, Hermann ······-···-·:· ............._\Vonewoc, \\'is. Hippauf, Paul ···--···-······-······ ···-···· ~fankato, :\!inn 65

Schultz, Ferdinand ____ .\lilwaukee, \\.i,. \Vandersce, Albert - ··· ... ··········-···· Xew l:lrn. ).!inn. CUSS l)F ·10 (6) .-\ufderheide, Herman _ _ _ _ _ _Xcw Ulm, Minn. Bruesehoff, Richard ·········---··-··-\\.atcrtown, \\"is. Krause, Ernst ···························-·············'.',Iifo aukee, \ \·is. Muesing, \\.alter ···················-·············-Ueceased. Quandt, Courtney ····················- ····-·····Red \\'ing, :.\linn. Strauss. Edwin ···········-···········---:.\lilwaukee, \\"is. CL\SS OF 'll (7) Haar, Agues _ _ _ _ _ _ _ :.\fomeapolis, '.'.Iinn. Hohenstein, Carl ········--·-----11inneapolis, 1lmn. Kerkow, Otto ················-···-·····-·····-'ordan, :.\linn. ).feyer, Harry -······-······---···-···-Detroit, ).iich. Xitschke, .-\rrhur ............................ ..... Good Thunder, \finn Wojahn, \\ illiam ................................. \an Dyne. \\'is. Zarwell, Gnold -············.................... \\·eq Point, Xebr. CLA:,S OF '12 (9) Aufderheide, Hertha ...............- .... Xew Ulm, '.'.Iinn. Roerneke, Otto ........ ......... Deceased. Fuhrmann, Cad ............ .. . . .... Xoriolk, Xebr. Jacob~, Emil -·········-···..-----CleYeland. Ohio. Kirschke, \\"m. -----···-·······..'.'.[ilwaukee, \\'i,. Kuester, Ewald ......................................St. Paul, \Iinn. Pape, Carl ···-·-················ ._ _ _ _ :',[ilwaukee, \Vis. Peters, Alma ............................................Ft. Atkin.ion. \\'is. Retzlaff, Armin ......................................Xew {.;Im, Minn. Cl.\55 OF ·13 (6) :\lbrecht. Oscar ................. ...........\\.atertown, \\'is. Faubel, August ....................... ·-·····-··· Indianapolis, Ind. Gawrisch, John ·-·····-······················..···Milwaukce, \Vis. \[eyer, Fred .........................·-·····--···..-:.\Iilwaukcc, \Vi,. Wachter, Gusta,· ..................·-·----·-:.\Ianito,,oc, \\"is. \Vindland, .-\lfred ................- ......... _Xe" lilm. ).!inn. Cl••-\~S Of" '14 (5) Backer, Emil ................·-····-·····-···-Xew Ulm, '.'.Iir.n. Dommer, ).fanin ....................................Toledo, Ohio Hohenstein, \\'alter ........................... _Lake City, '.'.!inn. Luedtke. Leo ............ . ............... Pigeon, ~lich. Stephan, Leonora ........ ................_'-: ew Ulm, ~finn.

CLASS OF '15 (0) Grams, Lillian ···-················----l[ilwaukee, \\'is. Hinz, Carl :\.. ·----·-·---··-·-·----·········--·-).[ason City, Ia. Kirn:hke, Erich ···········•···············-···-l1ilwaukee, \\'i~. lieyer, George ......... ·······- - - - .l[edford, \Yis. Spaudc, Paul -···-········-------Xewport, llinn. \\.irth, Jacob -··············--·····-···---St. Paul. \linn. CL\S:i ot· '16 ( 11) Bas,;ow, Emily ···-·······-····-··--····-·····:\ppleton. liinn. Eben, Erich -··············-···········-·············Deceased. Falde, .\adel --···-······-·········-·······-·····St. Paul, \{inn. Forbco. Louis -·········-··-~Gerlach, . \dolph ······-·····-····-·-·····-·······Xew Ulm, ).[inn. 1':oenig, Ernst -··--··-·--·--······-····--·····St. Louis, :\Io. Kolander. Paul ......... ··-·-············-·····'''aterloo, \\.is. llanthey. Albert .... ················-····-·····Decea,ccl Sitz. llerbert -·· ·······-··-·······Kew Ulm, liinn. Tretun, Emil .. . .. ..................... Milwaukee, \\'is. \\'e.;ierkamp. Paul -··························Detroit, liich. CL-\SS OF '17 (9) Dysterheit. llinnie ····-·····-··············· Minneapolis, :\[inn. Ehlke, Arthur -----···-·-···-·· _.\[ilwaukee, \\'is. Fritz. Lydia -························-···-········· .Spring \"alley, Wis. Giese. Hulda ··············-·-···-----=-····--······ .l[innea!)Ofo, l[inn. Johmon. \\.alter .......... ····-·-···--····-\\·is. Rapids, Wis. Kohlhoff, \\.alter ···- .... ···-····-·····-Jordan, liinn. Luehring, Henry ····--···· . ...._ _ _ Xicollet. liinn. Xaumann, Hedwig ... -· ··············--St. Paul. llinn. Zinte,, Helen ··--···-···----····--Deceascd. CL\SS OF • lS ( 10) Fritz. Edna ·····-······················-·--··--Danuhe, ~[inn. Gehm. Erna ···--·············-····················-·-·Ilay City, lfich. Gehm, Johanne;; ··························-·········Toledo. 0. lietz. Theodore ···---··· _ _ _ _ _ Northrop, Minn. '.\Io,kop. Alben ······················-···-·····-··Foncl clu Lac. \\'io. Reuter. Elizabeth ·--······-··-···-······--·East P ort Orchard,

Wash. Sperling. Emc;;t ············-···-·········••·•······ Xew ulm, liinn. Steffenhagen. Caroline -···-···················lfinnt:apoli,, l[inn. Strasen, Frieda -·····-·····-············-···········Blm• F.arth, \[inn. Zaeske, Oara ·-··· - - - - - · · ··········Oconomowoc, \\.is.

U,bc' ot· '19 (6) Albrecht, Ema ........................... ........ Xew Clm, :\lion. Boettcher. Theodore ··········--·······-·Kaukauna, \Vis. Buenger, Clara ··-···-······························..Kenosha, \\'is. Dierks, August -·--·..········-···········-..Menasha, Wis. Garbrecht, l\Iartin ............................. ~ \Vaukesha, \\' is. '.\lundinger, Clara .................................... Glenwood, :Minn.

CL HS OF '2()

(9)

Blauert, Edgar .... ..... ......... _ _ _ Greenleai, \\.is. Buzek, Anna - - - - - - - - - · -.. Czecho-Slovakia. Gedicke, Frieda ..-······..···-----Xew Ulm, 1[inn. Glaeser, Gilbert _ ..............................._.....Bca\'er Dam, Wis. '.\Iontgomery, Esther .............................. St James, '.\Iinn. Pelz!, Theodore ..........·-··········--·········Xew Ulm, Minn. \\'eissenborn, Otto -········............. _ ......::\iound, Minn. \Vilbrecht, Arnold .................................. Brownsville, \Vis. \\'inter, Lydia______ ..... Xew Ulm, \{inn. CL-\:-iS m· '21 (13) Tiergemann, Siegben ............................ \Vatertown, \\' is. Rradtke, Edward .................................. '.\lilwaukee, \\'is. Fritz, Esther - - -..- ....................... Fairfax, \Jinn. Hinz, Ema .....................- ...- ............-...... \ ViJliamsport, Pa. '.\fittelstaedt, Adeline -·········................ Deccascd. ::\loeller, Leona ......._ _ _ _ ......... Red Bud, 111. Schimmelpfenning, Anita ....................Oconomowoc, Wis. Schmidt, Edward .................................... Arlingtou. Xebr. Schnitker, Irene .........- ........................... lfinneapolis. 11inn. Schriefer, Katherine _ .............- ............ Kenosha, \\·is. Schulz, Godfrey .............._ _ _ _ _ ::\filwaukee, \\'is. Sitz, Ema ·---······.....................- ............Watertown, Wis. Stellje,. Oli~ -·····-·..·-···------::\1ilwaukee. \\'is.

CL-',55 OF '22 (lJ) Albrecht, Victor ...- ................- ............. ::\fanitowoc, \\"is. Albrecht. \\'alter .....................................La Cros,e. \\·i,. Beisel, l\largaret ·················-···-··............ '.\[ilwaukee. Wis. Engel, Leona ......·---·--·············Adrian, '.\!ich. Giegling, Lillie ........ .... . ................:Milwaukee, \\'i~. Haertel, Gertrude .................._ .........._Fairmont. '.\finn Huso, Dena _ _ _ .......................-Lake Mills, Iowa. Koch. Gerda ··-·····- ·------·-).fanitowoc. \Yis.

Koch!er, Florence -······--············-········· \ \'atertown, \ Vis. Lein, Johanna ·-····-······-···········-·······-Glenham, S. Dak. Sievert, Ada ·-········-··········--·············- \\.atertown, Wis. \Viechmann, Renata ·--······-·-·············- Good Thunder, Minn. \\'ilbrecht, Irma ··················-·······•- Peshtigo, Wis. CL... SS OF '2J (9) Backer, Adelbert -····················-······Lake ~!ills, \Vis. Falk, Anna ····-················-········-··-···-Gibbon, l\1inn. Hafner, Pauline ···········-·········---Green Bay, \Vis. Huehnerkoch, Esther - ······-·-··-······· Deceased. John, Frieda .......................................... .:-Jicollet, l\Iinn. Krueger, Arthur ·--···-··········--······- Phoenix, Ariz. Kuehn, Elmer -····················--·············-l\1ilwaukee, \\"is. ~Iesserli, Verona ·······-······················-·· Kenoscha, \ Vis. Sonn, Lester ······--·······--················--·APPieton, \Vis. O.ASS OF '24 (9) Gieschen, Gertrude ·········-··················· \\'auwato5a, \\'is. Giziewski, Ethel ··························-······-Columbus, Ohio. Harms, Louise ·-······················-·········-·Daraboo, \Vis. Heck, Helen -····-···················-·········-Lake City, l\fom. Kolle, Antoinette ·····················--·········-l\Iilwaukee, \\·i~. Oetjen, \"iola ···········-··········-······--··-\\·auwato,a. \\·i,. \\'inter, Anna ·--··--·······•··-··········-··-·\\'est Bend, Wis. Yanke, Ruth ............................................La Crosse, \\"is. Zempel, Lydia ································-·····-Plymouth, Xebr. CUSS OF '25 (8) Buenger, Esther ...................................... Xew Ulm, ~!inn. Jantz, Arvin ·-····-·······..··· ···-·-········-·Benton Harbor, ~fich. ~!eyer, Laura ··················-·······-··········-Hinkley, ~!inn. ~!ueller, Frieda ......................................_]anesville, ~I inn. Oswald, Kurt ··················-··········•--···-\\'atertown, \Vis. Stensrud. Sophus ..................................Milbank, S. Oak. \\"ilbrecht, Dertha ·················--····-·····St. Paul. ~!inn. \Yiu, Carl -······················..·········..···········-Xew l;lm, ~linn CLASS OF '26 ( 14) Backer, Edgar ................·-········-- ·········Sagina)v, ~Iich. Denninger. George -··············-·········--Cudahy. \\"is. Glaeser. Angelica ··················-···············11ilwaukee, \\'is. Hafner, .-\Ima - - · - - - - ··-·····-·Yelm, \\·ash. Hauch. Herbert ···-··..·······-······-········Ilenton Harbor. 11ich.

Hoffmann, :\brtin -----·-·-·---·--···-Dalc, \\"is. Lau, Theodore - - -- - - - - ~ , o r tonvillc. \\·i~. \feyer, John ···--·····-······················-····),fo11tcllo, \\"is. ).fueller, Gerhard -··············-··················Graftou, ).ebr. Price, Leona ·--··-····················-·····-···J\lilba.11k, S. Dak. Rau,chke, Armi11 -·······-----).lank--ato, ).linn. Roeder, Emma ··-········----·-·Stanton, Kehr. \\"aidelich, Guenther ········-······--···-).Iilwaukee, \\'i;,. Zorn, Lorena -·····-····················· -·····-···Cle'"eland, 0. CLA»S OF '27 ( 17) Albrecht, Erna ·-········-·····-··----BYla~•.\riz. l:lart~ch. Erwin ····-·····-·····-··---10hnson, :\Iinn. Finup, Carl ···········-····-···--·---Beaver Dam, \\.is. Thlenield, Helmuth _ _ _ _ _ _ _ K.t:nosha. \\'is. John. Gertrude ···-······-······-····-·············"·atertown, Wis. Jordahl, Olina ..........- ..-----11auchester, :\{inn. Kiecker, George --·····-·.... _...... _._...... Appleton, \Vis. Koester, Arthur ·--·-··············-··············Fond du Lac, \\'is. Loeck. Otto ·······················-······-······-··-··-Balaton, ).linn. :\Jaab.estad, Harriet -··············-······-·······Good Thunder, \finn ).lartin, Hilda .. .. . .... . ....... Echo, )finn. ).lueller. Carl . . ..............Saginaw. \lich. Paap, Gertha .......... Good Thunder, "'.l.linn Ros;;ow, Edwin .. ......... -\mboy, \finn. Schulz, Henry ···-·····-··············-············-St. Paul, :\!inn. Siegler, Cordelia ····-············ -····-···-Allcnton, \\"is. Sic\"crt, :\fartha ················-----\\"inthrop, ).!inn. CL \S'i OF 'ZS (23) Hartel<, Fritz ................................._ llig Rapids, ·Mich. Ran;;ch, llelinda ···-·················- ···-··-Forest Park, 111. Buchholz, Esther ·····-·····-····-·-···-··-·).fadison, \\ is. Dt-y, Gertrude .................. ·····-·-···-····-Keenah, \\"is. Due,terhoeft, Juliane .... .....................Con·uso, ).finn Gieschen, Dorothea . ..................... Milwaukee, \\.i,;.. Grimm, Erwin ---·-·--·····-·····-······-·St. Paul. ).!inn. Kramt-r, Irene ········-······-·····-·---1forton, Minn. Krau,e, Irma _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ l--1 Crosse. \\"i!i>.

Kuehn. Herbert ··················-················· ?.f eh-ina, \\'is. Leitzke, Emil - - - - · - - - - -...-.Two Ri\·ers, \Vis. ~lerer, Heiir) _.................................--.Mobridge, S. Oak. ).foerer, Augusta -··..·················-·····-Dece.ased 70

Ol,on, Olive · · · · · - - _ _ _ _Deceased. OnenLacher, Arthur ····-·······················Zeeland, X. Dak. Pape, \Valdemar -----·····-···- :'l.Iedford, Wis. Sch,ieier, \Villiam .... ··-····· Xew Ulm, :'l.1 inn. Schuetze. :.!argot · · · - · - - - - -- Lewiston, Minn. Seehu~en, }Janha ________ ::,;ew Ulm, Minn. Sien:rt, Hertha _________ \Vatertown, \>Vis. Skogen, Inez _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ :i.linneapolis, MimL \\·;nerman, florence ·············-····-··-),1elvina, \Vis. \\"ilde, Erwin -···-···-··············· ······-····-Lewiston, :.linn. CLASS OF '2!J (30) Alb,echl,_ :'l.Iartin ·········-----· :-.:e" Ulm, ).[inn. Bender. ).lolly - ·····················-·····-······Algoma, \Vis. Bergholz, .\fargaret ----·-······-).1ilwaukee, \ Vi-;. Boese, Bernhardt ···········-·····-····-·········1'ew London, \\'is. Boettcher, lrma --·-·----·... ····-···-·N'eenah, \Vis. Conradt, lda .......... ·-··· ········-········ Kenosha, \Vis. Fuerstenau, Adolph .... .... _ ......... Kenosha, \\'is. Geiger, :'l.Iarie ...-....... ..... ...... ...Algoma, \Vis. Hagedorn, Fred - - - - -..- .........Calvary, Wis. Jordahl, Jeanette ...- ...._ .._ .................:.fanchester, Minn Kremin, \'iola ------···········-·'°csta, llinn. ).[ei,ter, J\orma ----···-··..·-··....--Bay City, .\!ich. .\!eyer. Charle~ --·········.......................... Lakc Benton, .\Iinn. ).luelle,, Adelheid ...............................-Forest Park, 111. Oswald. Irma ······-···········....................-Fremonl, \Vis. Pape, Gerhardt ...................................- ... Juneau, \\'is. Rahn, Ellen ···-······-----··-·····-Rcdwood Falls, .\fmn Schuetze, Hildegard ···-····-····-·········-Battle Creek, .\{ich. Seim arz, Dorothy ········-········..······· -·-St. Paul .\lino. Sie\·ert, Alma -····-·····...·..· . ............. ··- \Vest Allis, \Vis. Stegemann, \Villiam ···-···-·-·· .. ...... \\.altham, 1linn. Steinberg, :'l.Iartha ... Chicago, Ill. Stindt, \Valdemar _ _ _ _ _ _ _ fiay City, :\rirh. \·ergin, Leopold _________ ).Jilwaukee, \\'is. \·ogel, Leonarda ·-·····-···-·---···--······Burlington, \\'i-;. \\"assmann, Eleanor -···-····-···--·- ... .\Ionroe, :\rich. \\'endt, Helene ····-·--·-····-····-······- .. Fairmont, llinn. \\'erner, .\da -····-····------Cah-ary. \\·i~. \\.oltmann, \\'illiam .......·-···-·····-··· Bay City, .\Iich. Zeitz, Ernest ·········-· ········-·--············· FairmonL ).fin::.

O.ASS OF

'JO (24)

Albrecht, Armin ----··-··-Appleton, Wis. Albrecht, \[ildred _ _ _ _ _ _ _ :Milwaukee, \\'is. Busse, \lartin __________Two Rivers, \\'is. Busse, Walter _ _ _ ····-·····-······-Detroit, \fich. Bussmann, Hildegard _ _ _ _ _ _ Hortonville, \\'is. Duesterhoefr, \farie _ _ _ _ _ _Goodhue, :Minn. Engel, .\folly _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Sa~naw, :ll!iclL r-ehlauer, Adolph -·-···-···----'1ih,aukee, \\'is. Gabrysh, Helen ···----·····-······-·Kenosha, \Vis. Klug, ).fargarct -·-······-----1\"apa, Cal. LeYorson, Valborg ·····--------'-.,..ke Mills, lowa. Loeslin, Emma -··-··-·------:-.1ew Ulm, Minn. Louis, Viola -········-······· ··········-·····-Roc.kford, Ill. .\[eier, Irma -·················-····· .............-Truman, \!inn. ?Jeyer, Arnold -·············· ..... . ······-··-'Iilwaukee, \Vk ).[undi.nger, Gerhard .... ····-··· ·······-Tucson, Ariz. Ko!te, Edwin ------···---·-New Ulm, Minn. Roehler, .\fartin ·····-······-·····-···--·--·'"aync, \fich. Rudolph, Adele _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ \finnea polis. Minn Schimmeh,fennig, Lacor<la --··---.\la11kato, .\!inn. Schmidt, Armin ·················-···--···-Vernon Center, .\Iinn. Sprengeler, Arthur -····-----St. Paul, Minn. Zading, Irene ··--····-······-···---- .Rhinelander, Wis. Zuberbier, Traugott _ _ _ _ _ _ Fond du Lac, \\"is. CL-\SS OF

'JI

(9)

Broker, Syh·an -·-·--····-····--·····-··Helcm·illc, \\'is. Duin, Geralcl ··---··-······-·············-··U. S. Army Hellmann, Edmund ···-······-·····-····--···).filwaukcc, \\'is. Huber. \\'alter -··-·······..············-··-····Iron Ridge. \\.is. Klatt, Harold ·····---···--············-·-···-···Sleq,y Eye. .\linn. Kutz, Harold -······················-····-·····--·Fairmont, .\linn. Oswa!.:I, Hertha ·························-..···-···Detroit, .\lich. Redeker. Frank .......... ______ Tomah, \\'is. Steinberg, \\·alter ···············-··--··--·-"lanl..--ato, .\linn. CL\SS OF '32 (22) Arndt, Emanuel ............ ....... ······-······'[ilwaukec, \Vi5. Becker, Gerold ··························-. ··-····Bethel, ::'\firm. Behmer, Ray,nonrl .................................. '.l.fanitowoc, \\·i•. Bode, Edilh ···-·············-····-----::'\fadison, \Vis.

Fahje, Mathilda .................................... Fond du Lac, \Vis. Genz, Wilma ............................................ Ixonia, \Vis. Gruenhagen, Henry ................................ \Vest Dend, \\'is. Harnisch, l\larguerite ............................ \Vinona, 1[inn. Hormann, Frederick .............................. 'Nest Salem, \Vis. Huhn, Armin .......................................... Milwaukee, \Vis. Humann, Ervin ........................................ Stevensville, Mich. Koepsell, Gerhard ..................................W. Wrightstown, Wis. Lehmann, Victor .................................... Ixonia, Wis. Manthey, Frederic .................................. Manitowoc, Wis. l\fehlberg, Clara .................................... ] amestown, No. Dak Âˇ Raabe, Lester .......................................... Baraboo, 'vVis. Redeker, Frances .................................... Neďż˝ Ulm, Minn. Schauer, Roland .................................... vVatertown, vVis. Sievert, Erich ............................................ La Crosse, Wis. Sievert, Richard ...................................... Flint, Mich. Timm, Gilbert .......................................... 1 )eceased. Zahn, 1leilahn .... ..................................... Menasha, \Vis. CLASS OF

'33

(20)

Bartels, William ...................................... Oshkosh, Wis. Beck, Fred ................................................ Foley, Minn. Boock, Gertrude .... :................................. Burlington, Wis. Bremer, John .......................................... Neillsville, Wis. Dahms, Ardella ........................................ Nicollet, Minn. Deibert, Edna ...... :................................... Milwaukee, Wis. Hafenstein, Vera .................................... Merrimac, Wis. Kessler, Orlando .................................... Nicollet, Minn. Lahmann, Eleanor ................................ La Crosse, \,Vis. Lober, Arnold .......................................... Columbus, Wis. Meier, Arthur .......................................... Whiteriver, Ariz. Paap, Hildegard .................................... New London, Wis Schuetze, Victoria .................................. La Crosse, Wis. Schumacher, Adelia ................................ La Crosse, Wis. Sorgatz, Edwin ........ :............................... St. Paul, Minn. Sorgatz, Walther .................................... Bylas, Ariz. Steinberg, Edna ...................................... Fairchild, Wis. ~ Wacker, Carl ............................................ Manitowoc, Wis. Wiechmann, Edgar ................................ Rockfield, Wis. Wilbrecht, Adolf .............. ............. .........Wausau, Wis. 73

CL't.SS OF

'34

(17)

Arras, \Villiam ----------··· ····-·· ··--····-··.\lonroe, .\lich. Baumann, Louise ··--··--------Gibbon, ).!inn. Behrens, Elmer -····-·--------------·-- -\Veyauwega. \\"is. Berndt, :::,,rorbert - - - - - - - - H a y City, ).fic-h_ Bode, Estl1er ----------- - - - Faribault, Minn. Broker, Floyd -···-···-----Winona, Minn. Glende. Arthur -·-·--·-----Arlington. 1[inn. Heimann, Esthe, .. ------Kenosha, Wis.. Jacobs., Roland --··-····-----Clen-laml, Ohio Kopitzke, Eldo, ··--·······-----Brillion, Wis. Lorenz, Ruth ··-··············-···-·····-····-··\rlingcon. ).!inn. Oswald, Clara -·--······-················-··-X. Fond du Lac, Wis. Robisch, Elizabeth ·-·-··-········-··--····-·Tawas City, Mich. Roekle, \Valdemar ··············----Tawas Cit), .\lich. Schulz, Rudolph -····--·····················-Fox Lake, Wis. Stellick, Christina -·--·-··--···-······--····-· Tomalt, \\.is. Vogel, Gertrude ...................................-Bui iington. \\"isa. CUS:i Of '33 ( 16) Clements, Ida _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Xeenah, Wis. Diersen, Harry ········-------R<K>l Creek. \\"is. Duchlmcier, Raymond -·············-·-'icollet, ).[iun. Fchlauer, Herman -······--··-·-···-·-~[ilwaukee. \\"is. Gilbert, Gerhard ······-·····----·--·· ............. 11ilwaukee, \\'is. Ha55e, Henry · · - · - - - - - - · -- Fairmont, 11inn. Law·ren1., Vera ..... _____ _Lomira, \\.is. ;'(antke, Ada ------·-············· \Vest Bend, \\'is. Prosek, Elsie ·-····--·----····-······Bangor, \Vis. Rad), Clarence ··············-----\\"ood L:lk~. ..\linn. Rauschkc, Martin .......... ______)!ilwaukee, \Vis. Riess, Raymond _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Deceased. Sauer, Doris ··---·------.\lilwaukec. \\.is. Schnitker, Ruth ···-···-···-··-----Tomah, Wis. Teske, Linda ··················--····-··-···Tomah. \\ is. \\l~yland. Helen ···-· . .... . .........-Xe-enah, \\'is.

Cl ,:;;; 11••

'36

(16)

Berg, Elizabeth ····-·-·-··---·--------------···ApplPIOn, \\"i~. Brockclman, .\!hen ········-··---·-------···-·Yakima, \Vash. ).!eyer, Frdllces ----·····-··-·---···········-·"ew T.ondon. \\'is. ~loldcnhauer, Beata ...... _ _ _ _ _),[ilwauk~e, \\.is.

7-l

:'\olte, \Valdemar ···-··········----B11rlingron. \ \"i$. t-;ommensen, Adele --·--··-·····-······Freeport, Ill. Pretzer, Erwin .. _: ... ·-·-··············· .Jac~on, ).!ich. Seehusen. Ruth ___ . .. __ \\.is. Rapids, Wis. Stindt, Olirn ----······-··· · - - ·-·Sheridan, \Vyo. Strege, Agnes ·····-······-···--···············-Austin, )finn. Uhlig, Ruth ··········-·····-·····-···-·-·········-Rhinelandf'r, \\"i,. \\'antoch, Julius ·-··--···-····-···········-Benton Harbor. liich. \Vegner, )largarel -·····--__ So. ).1ilwaukcc, \\"i,. \\'eyland, Rudolph ··············-···-··········· Floodwood, )Jinn. \Vitte, Florence ____________________ Xeenah, \\"is. \ \·olknburg, Ora ················-···-···· ........ Bangor, \ \"i~. 0..-\SS OF '37 ( 18) Tirad1ke, :.\filton . .. ··--···-----·---Columbus, \\.is. Coppens, Arnold . ... ····-····--···-··· )lilwaukee, \\"is Gunn, Catherine ...........______ ..__ :.\Iilwaukee, \\'is. Holzhueter, Ruhy ······-····-·--··--··----. \\'alerloo, \\'is. Kelm, Veleda __________........... Young -\merica. )Linn. Koehler, :.\fargaret _________________ ........i\filwaukee, \\'is. Kuehn, Erna -············---- .... Sacramento, C_.alif. Lirnpert, Gertrude ····----·-····-La Cros~e. \\' is. )[ucllcr, Helen Jane ··········-·····--··-Chicago, Tll. Paapc, Esther .....................·-···-·····-····· Fort Atkinson. \\.is. Priesz, Cecilia ····················-·········-··· Milwaukee, Wis. Raddatz, Florence ·············-·---).lonroe, )[ich. Richter, Olga . ------···-·Wis. Rapid,, \Vis. RollofT, Gerhard -········-----·.. Appleton. \\.is. Stoekli, \\'infricd ..............- ......_.._Xeenah, Wis. Taras, Eya ··-····-··············-····--·-·-·''°aterlo\\n, \\·is. Timm, Agnes __........................... _..._ ... \\'illow Lake, S. D. Trapp, T.illian -······-····------ \\·aukesha. \\.is. CL.ASS OF '38 (14) ____ )linneapolis, :.\Iiun. .-\Ibrecht, Estella Cehrens, Xorwald .. ··············-...Amboy, Mum. Beutler, Elizabeth ......... L, Crosse. \\.i s. Engelhardt, Henry ···········---·---- Shf'boygan, \\'is. Geil, D:wid \\·est Allis, \\'is. Tlinnenthal, ).farie ················-·-·--·········:'.\f'w Um. )!inn. Hoefer, Roland ·····-·Kenosha, \\'is. :\fittelsteadr, Karl ............. Deceased.

:'-Jolte, Robert - - --·············-·······lkawr Uam, \\'is. Pagenkopf, ).fyrtle ····················-····-····Oriska, :'.':o. Dak. Plagge, Dorothy -·············-···-·-·-···-·-'-layer, .\lmn. Schnirker, Heine · · · - - ---··--Pnnceton, \\'is. Swamz, Ralph ----···-·····-···-La Crosse, Wis. \\'altl1er, Gertrude ...........................·--··Saginaw, i\l ich.

o~,ss o, '39 (18) Berg, Florence -·-···..-···---''·isconsin Rapid•.\\1,. Birkholz, Xaomi ··-·····-··----Sheboygan, \\'is. Bode, :1farie ·-·····..·····························.. Bay City, Mich. eode, l{enhen ........................... _..........._Deceased Boelter, Geraldine ____ ............._Tomah. \\'is. Froehlke, Dorothy _ ............................... Falls Church. \"a. Fuerstenau, Paul .................................... Hazel, S. Oak. Gehlhar, Ruth -·-·..···············----Xorfolk, Xebr. Koeninger, Ruth .........................·-···--'-Iilwauk,,e. \\'is. Krenz. Henry .............................. . ......X orfolk. Kehr. Lux. En·i11 ·······················-············· .......Hay City, ).lich. .\!eyer, Robert ...............................- ..-Bay City, lliclt. .\loldeuhauer, Adair . . ·········----Crete, Ill. Oehlke, .Florence .........................- ....-Freedom, \Vis. Sauer. ~aomi ........................ _ _ _ _ , lccvy E)e. .\linn. Temple, .\!arion ......................- ... _Apple::ton, \\1s. Thurow, Lenore ·····-··· _ _ _ _ _ Jefferson. \Vis. \\.ehausen, Edgar -----···-····-Fort Atkinson, \Vis. CL\SS OF

'.U)

( 20)

Bode. Roland --····-·····························-Green Bay, \\·i~. Fischer, Gilbert ......................................Oshkosh. \\.is. Gruendemann, Esther ···---·········Green Ray, \Vis. Hollen, Curtis ·····················-·····............. :\ladison, \\'is. lngebritson, Julius ............_ ............. ..Tacoma, \Vash. "owalke, Grace -······..···-····-..···-·-'anesvillc, \Yi,. Lawrenz, Irmgard ................ _ ......_ .... :1lancos. Col. Lutz, Gertrude ··-..··-··-····-·-..-◊shko.,h, \Vis. .\!eyer, Ruth _____ ......................Sparta, \\'is. ;1(ueller, Raymoncl .................................. :1lilwauk\.e::. \\"i~. ~esseth, Valborg ....._...........................-Beaver Dam, \Vis ~itz, Richard .........................................._St. Paul, 1linn. l{eierson, Jeanette .. ······-··-····-····-Tracy, 1Iinn. Scharlemann, Fercl. ............................_lake City, ~fim1.

Schmelzer, Gerhard - - -· ..--5ebewaing, :Mich. Schultz, Wilma --··-· Truman, '.\finn. Steinberg, Hazel Truman. '.\Iim1. Tradup, :-.;-orman -······-----U.S. Army Vangen, Lois -····..·-Bay Cit}, '.\lich. \\'ahher, Doris .... :'.\eenah, \Vis. CLASS or '41 (21) Bade, Arthur_ _ _______Eau Claire. \Yi~. Fischer, Isabelle ________ Tawa, Cuy, '.\Heh. Fredrich, Lois . - - -- ...-r-onrl rlu Lac. \\'is. Heckmann, George _ _ _ _ _ ·-Harre \fills. \\'i;;.. Hintz, Bernice .. _ __ _ _ _ _ So. \filwaul...-cc, \\'i, Klinker, Louise _ _._ _ _ __ _ :Marinette, \\"is. Kuether, William --·-····-·····---Ti~crron, \\·is. Lcinwander, Hem1ce ----····-··--Kew London, \Vi~. \fath"eg, Harley _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Platcevilk. \\'i~. \lattek, Ftoyd _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Xewbur~. \\'i~. \fueller, Wilbert _ _ _ _ _ _ Tawa, City. \Iich. \fuenkel, Ralph ········-·-..-....._ ... _ .. --·-\\'ayne, MiclL Pric~z. Ruth - ..· · - · - - -- - .._..:Milwaukee, \\'is. Puttin, Lorraine ------·-JclTcrson, \\'is. Rider, C.arolinc _____ __\\"i=n,in Rapids.\\ is Rolloff, Ead _ _ _ _ _ .... Rced,ville. \\.is. Schroeder, '.\forlon .......____________ .......lfadison, \\'is.. Schumann, Dolores --·--·-·- ..____ ...Flint, Mich. Toepel, Dorothea . -·· --··- .-Dccea-~·d Wiechmann, Erhardt . __ Fairmont, :Uinn. Zimmermann, Ethel ·---- · -......_ _ Qwo,-o. '.\Iich.

cuss or '-12 ( 18) Iluro", Harold _______ Deceased. Busse, Clifford _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _\\'a=. '.\!inn. Dommer, Ruth __________ \J1Jwa11ket". \\-,~. Falk, Adelia ···---····-··------------ Fond du Lac, \\·i,.. ~rlach, Vernon _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Red \\ ini:r. \{inn. Gieseke, '.\fary .-\nn .._Sr. Ptttr \Jinn. . Heller, Lc,,ter - -- _ _ _ _ _ _\fad1-on. \finn. Kempfrrt, Orville ··--·---··- ...,Hu,ti,ford, \\·;, Krau,t, Gilbert . --··----···-·····......_.irad1,on, \\ I~. Xolrin)!', Paul .. ·-·---··---····-·Buffaln, :\lrnn. Sauer, O1arlottc - - - - - - - -Thien,\·ille. \\·1-.

Schweppe, Berty -------··--Red \\'ing, :\!inn. Stern, Eunice -----·············· .....Onalaska, \\'is. Stoekli, Gertrude ....................................lla<lison, \\.is. StmEs, Ruth -····-..·································Beayer Dam. \\.is. Clrich, Lordine ........................................Centuria, \\'is. \'ater, \\"alter ...........................................liilwaukee, \\ is. Ziesemer, Charlotte _ _ _ _ _ _ Keno,ha. \\.is. a.ASS OF

'-13 (9)

Konetd1). Alice ·····················-·······.....\\'ayne, liieh. Kutz, Anita .. .. ............................lfanitowoc, \\"is. Leitzke, :\1artin .... .................._ ... Fremont, \\'is. Lindloff, Gladys .... . ..................La Cros.,e. \\ i•. Poener. Richard ·····----· ........... Springfield, TII. Reier, Corintha ... ..........·-····-······..····.\hootsfor<l. \\·i,. Srechmann, \'iolet ......................... Xew l"lm, lfinn. Sweeney, Helen .. . . ............... \finneapolis, \finn. \\ ah, F.n·in .............................................. Ann Arbor, \Iich. ('I.ASS OF '-1-1 (9) Engelhardt, Ruth .................................... lfilwaukee. \\'is. Gieseke, Carol .....................- .................. Xigcria. . \ f rica Grunze, Richard - · · · · - - - - \\'inona, llinn. Hilger, :\I) ron .................·-····-·.......... X. Fo11<l du Lac. \\·i~ Huebner, lo11e .......................................... Kimkrl), \\'is. J.::ehl, Leslie .................................-........... :0.Ienomonic, \\"is. Punin, llargaret - ..········-·----..·····Columbu,. \\'i~. Quandt, Lillian ··················-··----llc11asha, \\'is. Smith. Ruth ·-············..·····.................. _... Xeenah, \\"is.

'45 (15) ............ "-.aS-Ota. llin11. Brue,;ehoff, A lhnt ··············-··········· ...Elgin. ll inn. Rnm,, \fyra ... _ ...... Lake City. l[inn. Gross, Helen ..............·-·····-···..···--- _Bangor, \\'is. Gutzke, Gerald .................- - - - · - ' - e " Ulm. llum. Hagemann, Eunice .......................·-··---,e:cnah. \\·is. Hoffmann, Howard .............____ 'Jshkosh. \\·is. Johannes, Elisabeth ................................ Kewaunee. \\.is. Kionka, Ed\\ard ......................................Lakc City. :\Iinn. Sd,ierenbeck. Rok.t .................... _ .......Lomira, \\"is. Trettien, Lois ......................................... Ray City. \Iich. CL\55 OF

Boele, Eunice

\\ egner, Loi, ··········-·············-···-··· ...\lound City, S. I >ak. \\'ikh, Ruth ---················· .....-Saginaw. .\I ic-h. Zimdars, Elvira ........ -·-···-·-Crete. Ill. Zimmermann, Donald ·····-········· _ . ...Sebewa. .\fich. C.L-\:-S OF

'46 ( 10)

Ra•hke, Garolinc ··························-·········.\lanitowoc. \ \·is. Rogenschneider, Elaine -·····-··············-·S. .\lilwaukee, \\.is. St. Paul, .\linn. Ronirz. \\alter .... .. ...... Cla.cen, \\.infried - ···················· .......... Brownton, .\linn. Goehring, \farc1a . .. _ _ __ Sanborn. .\Iinn. .\[eyer, .\Iarie ········-·············-···············Thienq·iJle, \\.is. :\foldcnhaucr, Rohert ·····- ...... Sparta, \\.is. \Iuncl,tock, Remiee .. ..... ....Oconomowoc, \\'is. Petermann, Kurt -----····-·····-··Stanton, Xebr. Sauer. Eunice ............................................ .\'e" Chu. .\linu. CL-\SS OF

'.f7 (19)

..\lbrech:. Queulin ....................................Snoqualm:e, \\·ash. Hauer. Gerhard ........................................ Fair fa,.. .\l inn. Dorow. E,·elyn ···········-···························.\'ew London, \\.is. Felch, Glenn ························-·----E. Aun Arbor, :'.\I;ch. Gerlach. Lorna ·················-·····-····JamestO\rn. X . I >ak. Goede. Harold ·············-····················-····Kewaunee, \\.is. Gre,·e. Lola ········-·····-········..·····-··········· Hadar. .\'ebr. Tfatzung, \\' ilbur Rhinelander. \\·is. . ..... ....So. .\lilwaukee, \\.is. Huth, \'era ........ Kolander. Rul:11:rt ....·-···--··········-·-···"·est Allis. \\ i,. :'.\IcFarlan<l. Harry ..........................·-····"·ate,to\\11, \\·is. :'.\Ialtz. .\Iarjurie ···················----····Horlum ille. \ \ ·is. :\Iuellcr. Gerhard .................................... Pl) mouth. .\lich. Pape. Louise ......................................_ .....Green Ba) , \\ is. Poehler. Esther ..............Lore:l'.o. .\tinn. Rademan. Elaine . .. ... \\·r:ghtstown. \\·i~. \\·eslerhaus. Jeannette ....Gibbon. .\linn. \\·ollenwcbcr. Hilda ................................ Corm""-'. .\lino. Z:erzow. Elsie ·······-······-······-·····-····--··· \\·aukcsha. \\.i,. Total h i-+

GRADUATES OF HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT .-\lbrt!cht. Homer _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Bowdle. S. Oak. .-\lbrccht, Paul ··········· ··--·· ·--······-··--··-·Bowtlle, S. Dak.. Albrecht. Ruth ...... ------Gknwootl. )Jinn. Backer. Bruce ···-··-······--····-····--····- Xt!w L'lm. :\!inn. Uehrens, X orma ............ ---········Gibbon. \I inn. Beilke, Phyllis ·········-····•·········· ···········•-•Jefferson, \\.is. niedenhender, Kermit - - - - · - -\pple1011, \\·is. Brandt, :\[alcolm --------Hanska, )Jinn. Buchholtz, \"crona . _ _ _ _ _ _\\"eyauwcga, \\·i~. Footh. Clifford ····-··················-············-Iloyd, :\[inn. Hohcm,lt:in, Bonita ···-··········----Xew Llm, \!inn. Ja11k1.:, :\lartin ···································-·······Xf'w \;Im. \[inn. Jt:scritz, \larian _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ \\.ood Lakt:, \Iinn. Kamiti:. Waldemar -··-···········-·············· Belle Plaine, :\finn. Koch, Joye.: ..........................................._.\\"inona, \!inn. Kock, Da,·id ·············-·············-··············· Coo<lhue, \!inn. Kolander, \fary .\1111 ••••••••••••••••••.••.....••. Lakefield, \!inn. Kraft. Caroline ···-························-······· Lakefield, \!inn. Kramer. Dorothy ···-··············-····-·······Gihbon, :\linn. Kuske, Theodore · · · · · - · - - - - - - Jolm,on, \!inn. Lindloff. Donald -··················-···············Elkton, S. Dak. Jlack. Elaine ......................................... Sanborn. \!inn. \faha. Geraldine -···-···-··-···-·-··-··· X c" l:lm, :\Iinn. :\lensch, Donald -·····-·······················--Lake Benton. :\linn. :\loeller, Kenneth -····-·····----············--·--Fairmont. :\lim1. Xegley, Betty -··-·····--··------···--·-··--···· .Cri,·itz, \\'is. Panning, Roland ----··-·-···--········--·----····· (nbbon, )!inn. Pasche, Lila ......... ..... ... .... . ....... Rollingstone. :\!inn. Peter:'en, :\larian ............................. .. Essig, :\linn. Radtke. ,·aleria ···-······················-····•·-· \\·ausau, \\'is. Reek. Alice .... . . ............................ \\·eyauwega. \\'i~. ·- . ·········-·--:\lorris, :\!inn. Rein:ers. Reuben ....... .. Reuscher. Pauline ...........-................. Holdrege, Xebr. Riegel. Frances ........................................Guckeen. :\finn. Salzwedel, \ ferlen .................................. Hewitt, \finn. Scherzer. J{ober1 ........ _ .............. Zilwaukee, \fich. Schmeling, Arlyn ..... ·········-···· ............... \\.atertOwn, S. Dak.

Schroeder, Mildred .................................. Thief River F., Minn. Schuetze, Martin ...................................... New Ulm, Minn. Schulz, Arthur ........................................Winona, Minn. Schulz, Elroy ............................................ Goodhue, Minn. Spaude, Alvin .......................................... Gibbon, Minn. Timm, Ruth, .............................................. Holland, Minn. Trettien, Walter ........................................ New Ulm, Minn. Ulrich, Marvin ........................................ New Ulm, Minn. Voeltz, Virginia ..........'.............................. Big Stone City, S. D. Wessel, Roger .......................................... Truman, Minn. Witte, Harvey .......................................... Buffalo Lake, Minn. Woldt, Alfons .......................................... Rockfield, Wis.---49.

Sn,01>,t,.l P11o"t111TY '. Di-,o,N or McN•�· RtSIOtNC[ 2. PAor. ScHALLE:R'S .3. PROF. VoECK'S. PRtVAH PROPERTY 4. PROF. At.BRECHT'S 5. PROF. BACKER'S 6. PROF. BL1f.FtAN1CHT'S

7. 8, 9.

PAor. Bvi:u,'s PRor. JANKC.'S PRor. KLATT'S PRor. SCHWtPPE.'S PROF. STINOT'S 12. Sr.PAUL'S E.v.LuTH. CHURCH 13. LUTHERAN PM\SONAG( 14. Sr.PAuL'S E_v. LurH. . PAROCHIAL SCHOOL

IO. JI.

23. BROWN CouNTV 15. PveLJC H1c;H ScHOOL CouRTHOUSC. 16. EMtl\SON Sc1-100L 1'7. TURNE.A OPtRA Houst 24. CouNTY JAIL 25. MUNICIP�L ATHLETIC /8.PosT Ornct 19.MUNICIPAL 6UIL0ING FIE.LO 20.UNION HOSPITAL 26. LORETTO HOSPITAL. 21. THt WAY or THC. 21. f'tL.TRATION Pt.ANT 22. C1rv HtAT AND CAoss POWER PLANT

PARTIAL PLAN oF THE. C1TY or NE.w ULM