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Charge for room and board for boys is subject to revision

Dr. Marlin Luther College High School and College

Catalog for

1948-1949

Announcements for

1949 -1950

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 face life's problems wisely and to appear before his God confidently and eagerly. Only the Holy Spirit can so educate, and He works only through the Scriptures. Dr. Martin Luther College stands up for this Truth, preaches this Word, and builds all of its education on this Basis.

IN MEMORIAM

Prof. Godfrey Burk Born J anuary 8, 1862

Died March 22, 1949

For fifty-five years, from its beginning in 1884, he served the Church at Dr. Ma rtin Luth~r College.

Remember- them ,,•ho /w,.•e sf>okm w1to you the lflonl of God. Heb. 13, i.

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CALENDAR FOR THE YEAR 1949-1950

Seprernber

7, \\'ednesday. 8: 30 a. m., Opening Sen;,•e and Rc),fistr.ttion. IO a. m., Beginning of 1-<ecitat:on,.

Xo,·embcr 24, Tbursda).

D«ember

16, .Friday.

Tl,anksgi, ing Day. Christ ma 5 R f'Cf'S5 Tlegins after Christmas Concert. Ouistmas Concert. 8 p, m.

1950

January

~. \\-ednc,day, Recitations Re,;umed after

Christm<L> Recess, 8 a. m. January

25 to 27.

. cme~rcr Examiruuion,.

January

ZS. Sa.turd,,).

Clo,c of Semester. Holid~•y.

January

30. )Ione.lay.

Second Seme~tcr Begins.

:March

30, Thursday. Easter J:{ecess Begins afln Spring Concert. SprinJ,f Concert, 8 p. m.

.\pril

11, Tuesda} .

Rccitatiom, Resumed after Easter H.ecess. 8 p. m.

11ay

30. Tuc:,day,

)1emorial Day.

June

6 to 8,

Sernc,tcr Examination:,.

June

8, Thursday.

Commencement Concert, 8: 15 p. m.

June

9. Fri<lay,

Commencement Exerci:,c,;,

10 a. m.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF DR. MARTIN LUTHER COLLEGE Clwirma11

REV. E. G. FRtTZ....·-·······-···-····--Fairfa.x, ).finn. Vice•Cl1<1irma11 ).1R.

F. H. RETZLAFF...-················-·····New Ulm, Minn.

MR.

HERBERT

Secretary

Rev. E.

SITZ•••......·-··- - - .... New

Ulm, Minn.

TER).I EX.PI RES 1949 ··- - - - - - Redwood Falls. :\linn

B1RKHou.•.•-

MR. F. H.

RETZLAFF•.••••.·-··········-

··-·····New Ulm, :'.l.1inn.

TERM EXPIRES 1951 MR. HERBERT S1TZ..·-······-······--···New

Ulm, Minn

MR. Juuus K.ll-rzKE........................- .... La Cro,se. \\'i,.

TER:'.1.1 EXPIRES 1953 RD•. E. G. FRITZ.... ··-·····-········-····-··-··Fairfax, :'.I.Iirm. R1-x. G. F.

ZrnMEIUl.-\:-11'-........ _ ............. \\'c,od

Lake. :'.'.!inn.

).[R. AR\IIX R.\USCRKL......•.•...--··•·-·-).lankato.

:\Iinn.

EX.OFFICIO Rt.v.

]OR N BRENNER..•••••·-----·Milwaukee,

\Vis.

President of the Ev. Luth. Joint Synod of Wisconsin and Other States ).fR.

X1£DFE1.DT...:.........--········-·'''aU\,alosa, \Vis.

T reasurer of 1be

Ev. Lulh. Joint Synod of Wisconsin and Other Stare,

BOARD OF VISITORS REV.

BtRKHOLz... ...............•••........-

RE,·. G. F. :\lR.

...Redwood

Falls, ).Iinn.

ZrnMERM.-\XX•.••...-······-····''°ood Lake,

:\R~I IN RAUSCH KL..·-········-·······•).[anka10,

11inr~

Minn.

EXECVTIVE BOARD ).IR. F. H . Rr.rz1.-\FF.•. -···········-··········-Kew l..:lm, ).[inn. ).IR. HERBERT S1n.................................. Xcw Um, :\lin11. RE\'. E.G. FRITZ-·············-······---Fairfax, ).{inn.

THE FACULTY C. L.

SCHWEPPE,

Preside11t, 26

Franklin St

(English)

Vice-President, 2-t X. Pa),lC St.

]AXKE,

C\lathematic,) BL'RK, Highland ,\\'enuc

(Emeritus)

R. M:.

309 N. Jefferson St.

Al.BRECHT,

(Pedagogy.

11. R.

German.)

1005 Center St.

P.-\LMJl.\CH,

Natural Sciences.)

(.lfathematlcs.

H. R. Kurr, 311 S. Jefferson St. (HI.story.)

LE\'ORSOX, 101 S. Franklin {English.)

E. D.

IlACKER,

St.

1lO N. Franl.-lin St.

(Music.)

A. C.

225 S. Jefferson St.

STINDT,

(Peclagogy)

\'. F. \"otcKs, 221 S. Jefferson St. (f"hur,·h Hl....lOr~~

11.

ALBRECHT,

Lalin ►

20i Ko. Franklin St. ( lfusic-)

1111 Center St.

01.tlFIEI.D,

(llath('matlcs. rhy~ic·nl Edlic-~tionl

R. H. HoEXECKC, College Heights (Rt!-liglan.,

C. ]. TR.\PP, -tl-t S. Franklin (F.ngli,h. Latin)

E. H. H. E.

StE\ ERT, 500 S. \\"a~hington (Pe<lagogn BIRKHOLZ, 500! S. \\ ashington (German. Hi~tory)

JoHx JESKE. College He·ght, (.\s...::b.tnnl ln~truc ton

Ro1.u-.-

REUi,

College He'ght,

(..\~.r.istant

\\"AYXE

lnstru<'tor l

Sctt)IIIIT, (.bi:5:istanl

THEODORE

College Heights I n~tru<"tor)

Puz1., .306 X. Jeffer:-011 St.

(.\::.sh-taut in Or;..:an ::\lu:sic-)

)\{155 TD.-\ IxCEBRJTSOX

"'.'.ftss C.\SSIE: ERICt.:SOX

College Heights

-tl7 S. Broadway

TRE:s-E RADE, 522 S. Franklin St. (A~sistants in Piano Mu:-ic J Thf' names of members of the faculty. except 1.ho.se of th,'l president and the '\'ice•presldent. are arrange<I. to the order or apvctntment.

:\IRS.

• Decc:a...."-cd, :)larch ~:!. 1949.

COMMITTEES OF THE FACULTY CREDITS

CATALOG

,-. F. YoccKs

C. L SCHWEPPE H. R. PALMBACH R. ]. ]ANKF.

II. R. Ki.Arr H. R. PALMDACB

LEVORSON

PROGRAMS E. D. B,\CKER R.

STUDEKT FINANCES H. R. PAl.'lBACH R. HoF'-FCKF.

HOEXECKE

:\f. .\ I.BRECHT

READIKG ROO\fS R. J. jAXKE C. L. ScnwEPPE

OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION C. L. SCHWEPPE, Pre~ident R. J. J \'.S'KE, Yice Pre,idc:nt H. R. P.\DIB.-\CH, Secretary H. R. KL\IT, Purchasing Agent Registrar V. F. \-OECKS )f

J,ibrarian

.\thletic:s Direrror

Joe::-

]AXKt

0LnFICLU

,~s EsTHER ScuxJTKE.R :\ssistanl Librarian

Dean of )lcn

Dean of \\'omen

I{_ HOEXECKE

In.>. T'-GfllRl'TSEX )IK~. E. hF.Tl"R\KAT )IK~. FR~ -.n,; \\ .\RXER )I IS~

Superinten<lenr of TI11ildings ADOLF GU,ESEY.-\NX

GENERAL INFORMATION Dr. Martin Luther College was fow1ded in the year

IS84, by the German Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Uinnesota, mainly with a view to supply ministers 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. H istory

In the year 1893, the ?.1innesota Synod combined with the Synods of Wisconsin and :Michigan to form a Joint Synod. D r. 1fartin Luther College was then changed into a Lutheran normal school with a hvo-years' course and with a three-years' preparatory department. - A commercial course, which originally had also been offered, was discontinued 111 1901 by r esolution of the Joint Synod. In it~ stead. a four-year clas,,ical course "as introduced in 1903. By action of the s~,iod at its session in 1919, thi:µreparatory departme11l was cnlarge<l into a high school, offering an ancient cla~~ical and a normal preparatof) course. To tliis a two-year 11on11a/ course -.:ms at first addl'd, b1tt by resoluti,m uf the Joint Synod i11 192i this course ~,·as e:rte11ded to thrre 3•ears. /11 1941 the Joint S~'t10d resah•ed to make it a four-year ,wrmal course. Tltis fourth year r,-ill become effecti.·e as soo11 as feasible. By a rcso/11tio11 of the S3•nnd, the iiist.-uctio11 in the i11stit11tio11 is also O/!I'" lo yo,mg ladies.

* The collt:ge ground~ are locate<l in the southwestern part of Kew Ulm, on a lx:autiful wooded range of hills. forming a fine natural park. The city may be Location reached by the Chicago & Xorthwesrern Railway (\\ inona-TraC) <li,·i,:011), by the Greyhound Bus Liue, SL Loui, Railway (\\"inthrop-Storm Lake division), and :uul hy Highways 1-t and 1.5. • sec Pagt-3 S~ and

tor mars.

A.oMINISTR\Tmx Bull.l)LNG. This buildmg, 124 by 208. erected in 1928, - modern, fire-proof, and adequate in every resl)e(:t - contains the classrooms, the Buildings library, the chemistry and the physics laboratories. a spacious in mnasium, an au<litorium which, when combined with the g)mnasium, has a seating capacity of 1,000, tbe president's office, and a reception room. ~t:K\路1ct: BuIWLNG. This building is so arranged that the basement is used entirely for storage, with the exception of the space ncce,,sary for a law1dry for college linen. The fir,t floor offers the kitchen and the dining room,, and the ~econd and the third floors are used as Ji,路ing quarter:, for the ~te\\ard and h:s family ancl for the maids. In addition, this building contain, hosp:ral room" with all lhe necessary facilities. Iloys' DoRMITOR'i. This dormitory, a four-story fireproof building, modem in every respect, can accommodate abom I 30 pupils. The Ii, ing rooms and ~Jeeping rooms are supplied with electric light and steam heat. In each story of the building are wash rooms with complete toilet arrangements. G1RLs' DoKMITORIES. B) action of the Joint Synod of \Visconsin and Other States, the former director's resirlence wa,; com路erted into a girls' dormitory. This spacious fifteen-room hou~e affords dormitory facilities for thirty girls. Further dormitory ~pace for forty girls is provided in the Service Iluildi11g. In the summer of 1945 \Yest Hall was erected to accommodate thirty-si.'- more girls. A, ,0011 as building conditions: are fa\"orable we look forward lo the erection of a new girls' dorrnilor). plans for whic-h ha,路c alread) been completed by Toltz, King and Day, Inc. ).lusrc HALL This huilrling i, used for practice pu1 poses. It contains practice rooms for organs and for pianos, also one classroom. LrnR.\RY. The librar) is situated on the first floor of the new aclministration building. It has ample stack room an<l reading room, "ith a book store ::idjoininfr it. At

1111 ■

North End of Library

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pn:scnt it consists of 11.600 \ olurne~. but space has been prO\'ided for 20,000. This is located in the new administration Dimensions: 68 to 76. ).fodem shower and locker rooms ior both boys and girls have E quipment been arranged in the bascmcnL Another and a smaller gymnasium is sitt1ated in the boys' dorn1itory. Here we offer ample :,pace aml facilities for healthful bodily exercise. GYMXASIU}t.

building.

L n11t.-\.RY OF ~lus1c. This library contains 900 \·olumes on Church 1Iu:,ic, \·o-.:al and in,:, umental training. LABORATORU:S. The science lecture room is equipped for the necessar) demonstration,; in the vario:1s subjects. The students' laboratory contains 56 individual chemi,try desks and physics tables, also the mMt mndem apparatus and equipment.

TR.\IXIXC SCHOOL The lne:il Sr. Paul's Lutheran Congregation penmrs our Training department to u,e ib graded parochial school. Thu<;, in connection with our normal department, we have a regular training school con,isting of scholars from the Se<"ond, tl;)ircl, fourth, and fifth grades. Here each member of the graduating da,, of the Xormal l1epar1menr in,Tructs about 1hn.-c weeks under the supervision of a critic reacher. These st..:<lcnb abo conduct a beginner~• ciao,.

C \ ,1 PUS. Thr college Kfoun<l, comprise twenty four acres, a part of which, being naturally ,\ooded. is reserved for park purpose;;, another for baseball, tennis, and football. Various beque,ts ha,·e been made to Dr. ~lanin Luther College. Of these the following han: been combined into F unds one group: John Horrisbcrgcr, $1,000; Anna Reim, $--1-00; X. X .. µer Rn. .--\. .--\ckennam1, $i00; Loui•e \\'cllendorf, $ZSS.73; Carl Tolzmann. $200; E\'a Anding, $2,318.88; H. Burmeister. $100; John Schwartz $7,035.37. This amounts to $11,442.98. The Funds Committee of the Joint Synod al:so has charge of thl' following beque"ts, abo <lc;ignated for the 16

benefit of Dr. )fartin Luther College: Robert Schmidt, Sl.000; John fioock, Sr_ SIOO; Emma Oppenheimer. S.500: Lisette Heid. $911.0R Total: $2,511. Y;irious bequests have bten made from which the interest accrues lo the library: Re,·. A Ackermann. $1 ,000; '.\1innc~ola District of the National Lutheran Educational .-\,sociatjon, $2.800; Lutheran Teachers' Choir, )(ilwaukce, \\'is., $50; Ladies' Aid, Arlington, )!inn., $35; Delano, :Minn., Catechism Jubikc, $100; J. J. Hadler, Goodhue, :'.\ium., $-l,000; H. J. Heilmann, .Minnea(lOlis, )(inn., $500; Henry Lehmann, Sr., Juneau, \Vis., $200; :Xlemorial Funds: )lrs. F. H. Retzlaff, X ew Ulm, )Iinn., SSS; :'.\[r. and )!rs. F. \\". Chlhorn. St. James, ~!inn., $38; Prof. :\L J. Wagner, Xtw lilm, )!inn., from pastors and teachers near ~oriolk, X ebrdska, $12; from students of D. :'.\L L. C. ( 1930-1931), $71; )Irs. A. Lueck (nee Helen Limpcrt), $II.SO; ~rs Cornelia Scl,apekahm, $1:i; Harold Seehusen, $26; l'rof. E. R. Blicfernicht, $300. This amounts to $9,213.50. Thi, sum is a.bo administer«! by the Funds Committee of thl' Joint Synod. XoR" "· C.tmKsE. The E,·. Luth. Joint Synod of \,Visconsin and 01her Scates has made this institution a teachOb · t d Aim crs' ~u,ar) and has thereby established as its chief aim the training of Jec an able teachers for Lutheran parochial schools. Accordingly a course of ~tud) as outlined on f>age 30ff. has been arranged and carried out. • CLASSICAL Cou11sF- ln order lo meet the particular requirements of the cong,egaljons in )linnesob and of those farther to the \\est, a college preparatory course is offered to young men who wish to prepare for the holy ministry. This gives them an opportunity to spend their first student years nearer to their home. • GL.._ERAL EouCAno:,;. Although our school is not accredited, it oflers to young people an excellent opporrunity for perfecting their high school education. \Ve claim a positive superiority for our school because all government and instruction are of a distinctly Christian character. • See Pa~e .tlff.

Boys' Dormitvry

.\fllsic Hall

DIV1:qrTY STUDE"NTS. All srndents enrolled in these courses, with the desire to prepare for service in the Church, are co11sidere<I as divinity students. A:-.NOUNO:;MENT. Se-..v scholars shottfd be a111101111ffa as early as possible, so that all necessary arrangements. fur the new school ye..·u may be Entrance Requirements. made. Announcements, wit/a f11/I details as to the stude11ts' previous studies, together u•itli o tra11script of credits alreody acquired in some other i11stitt1ti<m, arc to be made ro the president, to whom also new students, upon their arrival, should present themselves. All this is necessary before scholars are de/i11itel1• enrolled. TESTL.\fO~L~LS. l:pcm cn!t:ring the institution, a slu<leot will be expected to submit to the president satisfactory testimony of bis good moral character and a certificate cf good health. The latter may be obtained from the famil) ph) sician. Studeuts from other institutions must rurnish proof of their honorable dismissal. An)USSION. All graduates of the eighth grade are eligible for entrance into our high-school department. Scholars having been graduated from the public high schools mar ha,·e to enter our twelfth grade unless they can furuisl, a sufficient number of acceptable credits. Jlafe .d11dents dniri11g to e11ter our College Departmeril J·lumld be able lo play• al le,ut tlrird-grade pia,,o music. RB:1sTRATIO~. All new srudents for the next school year will present themselves to the Committee on Credits on \\"edncsday, September 7, 1949, immPcliatPly ai1er the ope11ing service at 8: 30 a. m. They will then be assignee! to 1ht:ir rcs!)f"Cth-e clas•e.,.

\VO!!.D OP Goo. As the institution is under the control of, an<l is supported by, the Ev. Luth. Joint Synod of \Visconsin and Other States, it is under• Discipline stood that the Word of God is to rule supreme and that the discipline of the school is to be shal)t:d in accordance with this nonn. Regular attendance of the ~l'rv1ces in the local S)nodical Conference churches " required of all students. Residems of the dormito.-ie,,;. unable to attl'nd, must inmish satisfactory e'CCu5e. Paren1s 19

should also bear in mind rhat they should not attempr to excuse their children from conforming to any of the rules of rhe mllege. Studl>m-< will oli,etve the following daily program.

(L-\SS HOliR SCHEDCLE DeYotion 8:00- 8:15 I :15- 9:05 II 9:10-10:00 Ill 10:05 - 10: 55 IY 11 : 00 - II : 50

Xoon Hour II: 50 1:20\ T 2: 15 Yll 3: JO -

I: 20 2: 10 3 : 05 -l: 00

The en"nings are de\'ot1:d to superv:sed study periods. Each dormitory con:lucts an e"ening de\'Otion. PUNCTUALITY. In the interest of all concerned, it j 5 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 in;;tn1ctors. Xo student will br permitted to regi,ler later than 1hrce weeks after 1hr openin!! of a semester. £yery student i~ e.,,.pected regularly 10 attend all clas,cs. -\b<encr_~ arc to be excused with the respectiYe instructor: beforehand, if poss:ble; otherwi<-e after wards. Absences from the cil}', 11t>cessital:lig t/1e i11terruf>lioii of .tc/wofr.,·ork. ;,·ill be ('ermitted v11!y r,pon request -;_.•rillc11 bJ Parent or

guardiut1.

For iurther information note se<:tion on grade points. Si:B,;nTL,l'/c;_ Xo ,tudenl intending to do suh.s.imte teaching ought to inccrrupr his ,ludies ":thout fir-:.r nori:ying the pre-;ide·m and getting his permission. l ncler no circumstances will stLdcnts of the high school cla,ses get permission for such step. All i11qriiries in tliis direcfto11 should ,wt be made to tire scholar co11cer11ed, bttl lo the pruide11I. Summer ~cl,ool teacher;; mu<t not he cxpcctL-<l to takl' up work before:: the close of the ,chool year. Dur-

ing 1hc ,chool ye:ir :1 ,tude111 tl':trher will nut a~ a rule be exc:-tNcd Imm cla"\.'"" for more than t\\o "eet..--s. •\TOJ.ETICS. All athletics arc conducted under the supcn i,ion o i tl,c director oi athletics. "ho " a«i~1ccl by an athle1u· board con,1,t'ng oi ,even ,tudent, fly the order of the College Bo:ircl of Directors compcririve games with other •chools arc allowed in football, basketball, and baseball. ~ uch game, must be arranged w;th the approval oi 1hc athletics dirtctor. This applies not 10 the schedules oi the college team onlJ, but also to cli.s.s teams or other team~ "ho wi,h to play local games. In orrier to be eligible for compctith e athletics a ~tudent must mtet the t'lif?'thiltty n ..'(juiremenb oi the Somhtrn hlinucsota Junior College Conference.

Sn·o1.., 1 Acr1,·n1F<;. Band, 11arlut Singers, Aeoh:111 Choru,, Literary Soctetie,;_ Thc,-e organizatJons, except the. hand, arc cocductcd by sntdmt<. undcr facuh) •upcn-i~ion. D. ~r L. C. Jlesunger is a quarterly edited by the sturicnt:.. Sub,cription is a dollar a yl':ir. ~!Au.. All mail addressed to students living in the dormitoric, mu,1 pa~~ through thl' hand, oi the dt'.an-. or their ,ub,titutt:s. and be del1,·en:d to them by the po;.t-QtnCe. This rule is necessary in order to guard against the iufluencc of unscrupulous persons and conccms who cs· pecially attempt 10 reach students \\;th their demoralizing letters and printed matter. Parents and guardians, in ~mling pupils to thi~ institution, thereby give their con-.ent to this rule. This also includes students who arc of age. Bo.<\RDIXG WITII PRIVATE FAMIUES. It has been found hy e,cperience that the regularity of dormitory life can, as a rule, be maintained only very imperfectly in private familic~. If parent:. or guardians wish their boy or girl to board in a private home, the institution must declint all rt<ponsibility for him, or her, except during recitations.

F,cn.,nES. Doord and lorli:,nq can be J,ad in the coll~e builc!inir. Each pupil who wi<hc~ to live in the ins1irmion Board a nd Tuition mu SI pro,·id1.. him,cli "ith p11lm,. quilt. hlankd. sheet,, towels. Srn:ieub mu-l al,r makl' arran!!<:m\:nt~ lo ha,e their laundrv 21

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done either here in to,,n or by mailing it home. The institution fumishe~ mallress, bcd,tead, table. bookrack. and a chair; but these articles remain college property.• - Tiu dormitories -....•i/I be open to students one day before sclrool· opening a11d one day after scliool-close. This rule co,·er,, both the longer summer ,,acation and the two shorter reces~e~ for the Christmas and Easter holidays. ExPE:SSES FOR THE

YEAR..

I. For students living in the dormitories and preparing for work in the Church : Board and Room

a) during high-school year s: Boys -·-·-·········· ~150.00 Girls ········-···········--···············-···········-······-····· 180.00 b) during college years: Boys -···-····--··········-·-············-·······-·········.$150.00 Girls •·······-···--········-··········-······-·-·····-········ 180.00 :\fatriculalion fee, payable first year only........ l .00 Athletic fee ··-···········-··································..········ 5.00 }lcdical fee ·············--··············-··························· .tOQ Incidental fee ···········------3.00 Reading room fee .................................................... LOO Tuition ····-·-·········-·········-·········-·············-········· .None l I. For students seeking a general education and li\'ing in dormitoric;;: Same as abo\'e plus tuition - - - - - - - - $ 60.00 Ill. For students not living in dormitories : Fuel, only for those not paying tuition ............$ }Iatriculation fee, pa),able first year only........ .\.thletic fee ..... ······-···--·······-·-·······-··· Incidental fee Reading room fee ·········-····························-········· Tuition, only for those not preparing for work in the Church ······-····--·········----

10.00 2.00 5.00 3.00 1.00

60.00

• The ghb' donoitory is equitJJ~ with mattresses but girls must furnish mattress pads. Boys pay an annual rental for their mattresses.

IV. Special fees: Laboratory fees Chemistry P hysics

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200

Music Piano or organ instruction, per year approximately _____________

24.(Ji)

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If a student complete, our normal co un,c ·,md i:, ,, illing to accept a position in the church, or if he accept, a teaching position earlier at our retJuest, one fourth of this sum is refunded a iter the first ycar of leaching, another one founh after two years of teaching. and the final one h.1.lf after three year:, of teaching. Pri,·ate mus:c students. piano rent, per year $9.00. \'. Onf' half of all board and tuition account;; mus t be pai<l at the beginning of the first semester; the other, at the beginning of the second semester. A ll fees should be paid at the time of registration. \T Students can p11rcha5e all o f their books at Ll1c College llook Store. \ depo it of ~5.00 i, n:(juired from aH studentin the beginning o( the school year as part payme nt on book bills.. 0

.\'o st.tdeut will bl' given his credits fo r lra11s/er lo cmother i11stit11tio11 tmlil all of his ocrorwts are paid in f ull Xo Irene report will be se-rt 1cn.lil Delinq uent Accounts the accou11ts for I/rat year have bee11 raid or sati.tfactor1• arrangement f or f'uyment /,as bee11 made. IVlre11 students wlro hare allended t/ie instit:111011 before desire to register fo r tl,e new scliool year in fall, oil lite old acco1111ls 11111st /rave been paid i,i fttll.

Yll. Tr,m,fn of Cre<lit:<. One transcript of credits will be furnished free of charge to each student o r graduate. Additional copies will be furnished upon the pa)ment of one dollar (Sl.00) for each copy. 23

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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 resolution that all divinity students upon entering the institution be obliged to give the following promise: In consideration of the opportunities offere<l me by Dr. Martin Luther College, I promise upon honor that I shall not discontinue my studies at that institution except by the advice, or with the consent, of the faculty and that, after finishing the Normal Course, I will submit to the decision of the assignment committee of the Ev. Luth. Joint Synod (unless other arrangements have been made) and assume a position as teacher in a parochial school of the Lutheran Church, if offered to me. If I should not continue my studies to the end of the course, except for a reason sanctioned by the faculty, or if, after graduation, I turn to some other occupation, I promise to make such returns to the treasury of the college for board and tuitio;1 as may be considered equitable.

All "inquiries, announcements, etc., should be addressed to C. L. SCHWEPPE, Dr. Martin Luther College, New Ulm, Minnesota

COLLEGE DEPARTMENT GRADING SYSTEM The grading system used in the college is as follows: A, excellent (100-93); B, good (92-85); C, fair (84-77); D, poor (76-70); F, failure (69- ); I, incomplete. The grade D is counted as credit in semester hours. It does not, however, carry any grade points, but the grade points from other subjects may balance the grade point deficiency of a D. If a student desires grade points for a course in which he received a D, he must repeat the course. The grade F necessitates the repetition of the course for credit and for grade points. A student with an F grade, .however, may be eligible for graduation, if he has met the requirement for the grade point average and the require ment for the semester hours in the various fields of study. The grade I indicates that a student, for reasons satis factory to the instructor in charge, has been unable to complete the work of the course. This grade is given only when the work already done has been of acceptable quality. The student receiving this grade will be given the opportunity to complete such course according to· the stipulations laid down by the instructor in charge. Grade points will be granted on the basis of the grade earned after the I has been removed. If an I is not converted into a passing grade during the next semester of the student's residence, he forfeits the credit in the subject, and the grade bcomes an F. REQUIREMENTS FOR GRADUATION A college credit is reckoned on the basis gf the semester hour - an hour being fifty minutes; a semester, eighteen weeks. To be eligible for graduation a student must have an average of C in the total number of subjects taken during his college years. He must also have the min;mum· number of semester hours of credit in the various fields of study. A diploma will be awarded to the student meeting these requirements.

The minimum numbl:r of ~cmcstcr hours of credit in the various fields are: Religion ................. English ·----------------Education -···------· Science ---·---····---· ..

18 23 33 3

Social Studies -···········---·-·-· 9 11 usic -----·······~···--···-····----·· 14 (of which 2 must be in,,trum\:lltal) Health and Ph). Ed ..................... 3*

Phy. Ed. 100 is nut included in this number.

GR.\DE POIKTS :\ grade µoint sy~tem is used as a coll\·enient method of dete,-mining whether a student has done work cf C average. C.r:ule points are granted on tl,c following basis: Grade A -

3 grade point~ per semL-stcr hour (3 times the 11umber of semester honr,).

Grndc B -

2 grade points per semester hour (twiL-e the numhe.r of semester hours) . Cira<le C - 1 grade point vcr semester hour (the same number as scmc:,lcr hours). Grade D - Xo grade poims. .l\o grade points. Cirade F Gr<1dc T - Xo grade points until the work is completed to rhe sati;-faction of the instructor. •\ srndmr's ,werage is expressed by the ratio between the numher of semester hours taken and the number of grade points earned. This ratio is determined b) di\iding the total number of grade points earned b) the total number o( scmc,tf'r hou rs taken. Thus a student must have a minimum grade point ratio of 1.00 to be eligible for graduation. An unexcused ab-ence for any reason shall deduct onehal{ l!Tilde point from the student's total. .\n um:xcuscd absence on the day before a ,·acation or on the fin,t day after a \"<!cation shall carry <louble penalty.

.-ld111i11istratioii Ruildillg

Girls' Dormitory

11',â€˘.st Hall

COURSE OF STUDY OF COLLEGE DEPARTMENT ;:ECOND YEAR

FIRST YEAR

Religion English Political Science History Education Music

Religion English Political Science History Education Music THIRD YEAR

Education Current Events Music

Religion English Science Non;:

A fourth year will become effective as feasible.

"Exrelsior"

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THE CURRICULUM FOR THE YEAR 1949-1950

COLLEGE DEPARTMENT The l"llfficulum in our Co llege Departmeul i, intt:ndl.-d to prtpare students for teaching po,111011s in our parochiaJ schools. It is open to all who ha\'e completed a course cqui\'alent to 1hat of our high school For further information see Pa~c 50.

l{l::LJGTOl".

TXSTRL'(.7'IOX

Profc-sors. Voccks. H1lt'11eckc

Rrl. 90. Rrnrw CouRSE ba~t:d on Luther', Small C;uechi,m. Thret: Âµeriods per "eek for all public high school grnduale, and for all who dad not han: their re\'l!'W course durin1t their h:gh -chool )ear,. Rrl. 1()(), hTRODucno:-; Til THE Brau. Thrl.'C pcrio<l, per "eek. one scmc,tcr. A ,_,udy of thl. book, of the Old Tc,,ramenl R,/. 101. Cm,"Rat HbTUKL Three periods J>Cr week, one ,emester. From Pmtecost 10 the Refor1narion.

II Rd. :!fHI. lxTROuucrrox ro rtt1,. TI1R1 F Three periods per week, one ~emc.,tcr. ,\ study oi the hook-- of the ).;e\\ TL-,.tamcnt.

R,I. 2fll

C HL'l!.CH IlrsroR\" Three J)<"riocls rer one seme,ttr. From the Reformation to the prc,l:m timr.

\\Clk.

111. R,I. 3()(). CH i:RCII. RI'/ 301. vcr week

T11E Co,-.n:.-.sio"\", OF TIie LutnEJ<A,-. Thrl.'C J)('riod, per week. one ,emeslcr. \ ,1ER.1C.\X CHURCH H 1,11111Y. Thrte period, one :seme,ter.

Rel. 302.

.-\:,; Eu.MF"T\R\' Cou11,;r IX !Jol,:i.tATtl.,. Three period:. per \\l:ek, ont" ~eml'ster. 30

EDCC.-\TIOX Professors Albrecht. Janke, Stindt. Sievert The specific purpose of the Education Department is to pro,路ide courses which will assist the student in oecoming proficient as a teacher for our Lutheran elementary schools. The various courses offered are designed to cut across the entire field of elementary education. Specialization in kindergarten. primary. intermediate, and junior high school technique;; is incorporated with the cour,e, themseh路e-<.

I. Ed. J()()_ GEXERAL ~fETHons. Three periods per "eek. one semester. This is an orientation course in ed ucational met11ods ,, :th special emphasis on the ba ic problems confronting the Lutheran elementary school teacher. It give, ins路ght as to lesson plans, aims, assignments, motivation, marking, promotion, professional ethics and general teaching procedures. Ed. 101. SCHOOL ~l.\N.\GDIE:-.T. per week, one semester.

Three periods

The course in school management is study of the organization and adm:nistration of the elementary school with spec:al emphasis on the problems confronting the Lutheran elementary school administrator. Ed. 102, 103. GENEIUL PSYCHOLOGY. Three periods per week, two semesters. This course sets forth the general facts and principl1::, uf mental acti,路ity. It i.;; mainly an introductory course in psychology.

C/Jildre,i's Literal11r~ (See English Department). E11glis/J Grammar (See English Department). II.

Ed. 200. THE TE,\CHING or Rf.ucao:s. Three periods per wetk, one semester.

A survey course in the field of Bible History, a basic cour~e in principles and technique, of teaching Biblf'

Hi~tory and hymns. a brief surve) of curriculum rPC]uirPment; in Bible History and h)umolog).

Ed. 201.

Tnr Tucm:-G OF RELIGION.

Three i,eriods

per wl'l'k.

This cour~I' is ciPsigned to prepare the student to teach catcchi;;m. Tt offer s definite teaching suggestions, pro,·iclc, a ~un·ey of curriculum requirements and ~cn·es as a review of Plementary Chri,tian doctrine. Ed. 202. Em;c~T101-.,1. P<iYCROLOGY. per week, one ~l'mestl'r.

Three pe1iods

A ,:tudy of the learning process, stages in mental dP,•Plopment of the ch:ld, the psychology of elementary school suhjen,, educational measurement and evaluation.

Ed. 203. THE Tocn:nQuE OF T1:Actt11-c; RHnt'-fG. Three periods per week. one semester. Specialized methods in teaching reading on thl' primary, interrr.ediate. and junior high levels. Dc,·elopment oi reading readiness in kindergarten c-hildren. Ed. 20+. Tt:ACHt1'G THE L~NGi.;.~GE ARTS. Three period~ per wpek, one semester. .\ stucly of the principles underl)ing the succe~,,ful teaching of language, spPlling, and hand" riling. with ,pecial anl.'llt:on on m:muscript writing. An ->ver\'icw of the curriculum requi rements in these fields.

F.d. !05. ScI.EXCT 11ETH005. One period per week. one semester. .\n o,·en-:ew of curriculum requirements, su~gestion< a, ro materials, texts. and teaching methods, a dnailfd study of the Lutheran approach to ,,t;il.-nce.

m. Ed. 300, J()l._ Ht<;TOR\' OF Enuc.,nox. Three periods ver week, two semesters. . \ ~-ultural approac:-h in the histor) of educ-,1tion with SI>Ccial emphasis on American e<lucatio11. .\ critical study oi the ,-arious de,·elopme11ts in the field of edm.-ation a.s they affect religious education. A posi-

tive apJJroach to Lutheran education in the light of Holy Scripture. Three F.d. 301. TE.KBIXG THE Soc1..\L Snron:s. periods per week. one seme~1er. •\ study of the cur riculum requirements for geography. history, and ci,•irs: a - prt>.,cribt!d for our L utheran elernenmry school;,, teaching procedu re . and an o, cn-iew of the proper principle..; underlying these content fields as outlined in our Lmheran a pproaches.

Ed. 303. ,·1s1:.u. Enuc,1.no:--. One pt>rio<l per week. one st:mester. TI,e use of aYai lable ,·isual educa1ion material, as teaching aid«. F.quipmmt and sources. Ed. 30-1. ARITH:l.IETTC St:RVEY ,1.xu :'.\!1-.TBOO~. Three periods per week, one semester. A sun·ey course in elt>nwntary <chool mathematics " ith special attention to teaching techniqut'S and curriculum requirements. Ed. 305. CuRREI\T :'.\iETHODS. One period per wt>ek, two ;:cmc,tcrs. . \ coune l,a,cd on current periodical articles in the field of education. Ed. 306 B1111.1-. HISTORY. T,,o periods per week, one semester. An ad,·anccd course in Dible Hi,tory.

EXGTJSIT l'rofe,-sors R. Albre<:ht, Schweppe, Sic\'crt Lnt:11.,n:RF E11y. 100. SUR\'EY or Ei;GLISH periods per week - 12 weeks. E11g. 101.

H.\i-.t..,l'E.AKL

LrTER \TUIIF

Four ,

Four periods per ,,·eek

6 week.,.

Co:i.1ro;;n10:-E,1g. 103. FR.ESH \!ES Cm, P!IS tTmx. per week - one seme,ter.

Four pcrio<l~

Eng. 1~ CHILDRE:-·~ Lnu \TL"RE.. Thn:c period, per week - r,ne ~mc,ler. A <tudy of the reading intere:,l, of chilclrm from kindcrganen IC',·cls through lite clcrm.niary ;,('hool grade,. Offer, criteria for each l}'P<' of reading the child meets wuh special SUl(l(C:,lion;, a, 10 c-tabl:,hmg a libr.1r}. Derailed ,ug~c~llun:, a,, to the plac, of Htble reading in the hfr of the Chri,tian Day School child are included in 1he mur,e. L11y. 105. E:-.,.u,-.H (,R.UDIAll Thn;e period, per \\t'Ck - 011c ,-cmc,ttr. A ~tud) of formal Eng;h,h grammar. I I. l.lTUL\T\;K[

E11q. ?{If'

SUR\TY Ot .\ltUIC"~'I: Ltn:ll\TURr..

~riods t>('r week r.11q.

201.

'fhrcc

one :,emc-ter.

Stt.\K.£..•l't..\Rt: -

II ntLET.

Three t><'riod,

6 week,.

per week l l l \ l PQ;;.ITI0:-1

l,11y. ?(13.

.\1,,.,sn11

fll.'t "eek:, -

Col11'1.,._ITIOX.

Three (IC'nods

12 \\eek,

111.

L1 I t.lt.-\TI."lff ~IODU(:,; DR \\t ,. Three pcrio<l, per wi-ek one ,eme-ter. Eng. 31/J ~H.-\Ki:.-.r•f\RE Ochello l{ichard III, R<1mco an/I Julu:l. Thtt:c vcriod, per \\eek, 6 ,H:Ck5, E,1g. 300.

Coli ru,..1Tmx F11,1. 3£1J. Ee-e-.n \\'111n:,;1;_ Three pe,iod- pu \\t:ek - 12 we<>I..,. Hl!>TORY

l'roiessor~ Klatt, Schweppe

T. J/1{I GRuK lIISTOR\, empha•11ing Age (ft Prrirle,; and Ilelle11i,1ic .-\gt:, 12 weeks. Three p:riod, per week.

:,u Sr:.

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So. Sc. 101. RoM \X ThsmRv, empha.,izing :=ivilization of first two cemuries of Roman Empire. 12 weeks. Su. Sc. JO?. ~IEDIAE\'~'- HtsmRv, l'mphasizing Crusadt:'.> and Renaissance. 12 weeks.

II. So. Sc. 201. l-xnrn STATY.S H 1sm1tv since 1865 \\ith special emphasis on rhe economic changes, their reaction upon politics. and the emergence of the t:nited Stares as a worlcl power. Three periods per week, one semester. So. Sc. 205. Po1.1T1cu. SnEXCE. A study of the essentials of Amerir-an go,·emment. One semester.

Ill. So. Sr. 206. CuRREXT EvExTS: Discussion of, with oral and writlt:n n:porl5 on, the chief contemporary

e\"l'nl'- :u home and abroad. One period per week.

SCIEXCE Professor Palmbach III.

Sci. 300. SoEXCE Si.;R\"EY C.0URSE. This course con»ists of k~--iures and demonstrations in the fields of astronom}, chemistry, physics, and biology. The topics selected from each field are chosen so as to acquaint the students with the men who have contributed materiall,• to their respective field, the scientific method and procedure, the pr inciples and problems of the different branc.hes of sciences and to show the interrelation of the various scientific branches. Collateral rearling with student reports will supplement rtie dass work. Three periods per week, one semester. Sri. 306. Ht:ll -\Y PHv-;m1.0';Y. Three periods per wei'k, one semesrc-r.

TYPEWRITIXG E. Schnitker

T 90. Thi, ,hort course in typewriting for personal use pro\·i<lc, neccs,ary information about the parts of

the typewriter; about the techniques of paragraphing, hyphenization, capitalization, and correct spacing before and after punctuation marks, about forms of letters, envelopes, outlines, etc. The ·student also learns how to make carbon copies, how to erase neatly, and how to cut stencils. The course plans to develop a reasonable rate of spee<!l, perhaps twenty to twenty-five words per minute, without need for watching the keys. The student who finishes this course should be able to use the typewriter for any personal purpose. One period per week for ten weeks. MUSIC THEORY OF MUSIC Professors Backer, M. Albrecht Mu. 102, 103. HARMONY. Two periods per week. General theory of music: scales and intervals, triads and their inversions, primary and secondary seventh chords and their inversions. Harmonization of given sopranos and figured basses. (Albrecht) Mu. 202, 203. HARMONY. Two periods per week. General review of Harmony 102. Ninth chords retardations, suspensions, anticipations, passing tones'. embellishments, chromatic alterations, organ point. Modulation. The Gregorian Modes. Range of voices. Arranging music for four, three and two parts, for mixed, male, female and children's voices. (Prerequisite: Harmony 102.) Mu. 302, 303. ScHOOL Musrc. One Period per week. Correct methods of teaching singing in the grade school. Chorales, hymns, songs, collections of songs, sets of textbooks, kind of songs, as to form, struc ture, difficulty to be presented in each grade or com bination of grades. Outlines for and problems of each grade or combination of grades together with the problems of presentation in the primary, inter mediate and upper grades. Problems of the mixed school.

Mu. 304, 305. CHOIR CONDUCTING. One period per week. The technique of the baton. Methods of re hearsing. Problems of breathing, tone, tempo, dynamics, phrasing, intonation, blending, balancing and diction in choir work. Program building. Three practical rehearsals required. Lutheran choir music. 306. LUTHERAN ORGANIST. One period per week. Construction and mechanical operation of the pipe and electronic organs, the tonal featmes of stops and their combination. The principles of play ing the church service (Prelude, hymn, liturgy, interlude, postlude). The practical side carried out in morning and evening devotions.

M1t.

Mu. 308. HrsTORY OF LUTHERAN CHURCH Musrc. One period per week. The historical development of the Lutheran chorale, liturgy, choir and organ music from the sixteenth century to the beginr:ing of the twentieth centmy. APPLIED MUSIC ORGAN Professors Backer, M. Albrecht, Schmidt Mu. 100, 101. ORGAN. One period per week. Orientation of the organ. Acquisition of proper organ touch, pedaling, correct phrasing, registration and in terpretation. Playing of hymns and preludes by the end of first semester. During the second semester a minimum of four to six hymns practiced per week in addition to preludes, interludes and postludes, as the practical work for the church service. Trio playing. Bach's Eight Preludes and Fugues assigned at the earliest sign of competency. (Prerequi,ite: -Third grade piano technique.) Mu. 200, 201. ORGAN. One period per week Intermediate course in technique, pedaling, registra tion and interpretation. Minimum of six hymns prac ticed per week in addition to more advanced preludes, fughettas and fugues (Lutheran Organist - Reuter)

M1t.

MUSIC THEORY OF MUSIC

Professors Backer, M. Albrecht Mu. 102, 103. HARMONY. Two periods per week. General theory of music: scales and intervals, triads and their inversions, primary and secondary seventh chords and their inversions. Harmonization of given sopranos and figured basses. (Albrecht)

APPLIED MUSIC ORGAN

Mu. 202, 203. HARMONY. Two periods per week. General review of Harmony 102. Ninth chords retardations, suspensions, anticipations, passing tones'. embellishments, chromatic alterations, organ point. Modulation. The Gregorian Modes. Range of voices. Arranging music for four, three and two parts, for mixed, male, female and children's voices. (Prerequisite: Harmony 102.)

Professors Backer, M. Albrecht, Schmidt Mu. 100, 101. ORGAN. One period per week. Orientation of the organ. Acquisition of proper organ touch, pedaling, correct phrasing, registration and in terpretation. Playing of hymns and preludes by the end of first semester. During the second semester a minimum of four to six hymns practiced per week in addition to preludes, interludes and postludes, as the practical work for the church service. Trio playing. Bach's Eight Preludes and Fugues assigned at the earliest sign of competency. (Prerequi,ite: -Third grade piano technique.)

Mu. 302, 303. ScHOOL Musrc. One Period per week. Correct methods of teaching singing in the grade school. Chorales, hymns, songs, collections of songs, sets of textbooks, kind of songs, as to form, struc ture, difficulty to be presented in each grade or com bination of grades. Outlines for and problems of each grade or combination of grades together with the problems of presentation in the primary, inter mediate and upper grades. Problems of the mixed school.

Mu. 200, 201. ORGAN. One period per week Intermediate course in technique, pedaling, registra tion and interpretation. Minimum of six hymns prac ticed per week in addition to more advanced preludes, fughettas and fugues (Lutheran Organist - Reuter)

as practical work ior the church sen ic1;. Trio playing. Bach's Rook 11 (Fi,cl11;r) . Rhemberger and easier ).lcndd-sohn Sonata" a,,i(!l]cd at rarlic~t opportunity. ( Prerequi~ite: 102.) .lfu 3()(), 301 OR,:\~. One period per week .\d,·anced cour,c in technique, pedalin!,I. rcgi~rration and interpretatio11. ).[inimum oi six h) mn, practi<"<'d per "eek in addition to advanced prelud~. fu~uc,. phama<1t',. 1oc1..-ata, :md <nnatas as practical work for the church scnicc. Octave trio playim:. Playin!? oi the liturgies. \\ 1;ddin~ and tunt-ral mu,ic. Grl-atcr work, of Dach. ,wrk, by Guilmant. \\'idor and other, a,signed at earlil.',l ,ign of mmpetenq. {Prerequisite: 21ll.) \'Ol.,.\L Tl'.CH"IQl.C:

.\lu. JO-I. 1!15.

Voc,L T1xHXIQUE. One penoo per Ra-.ic principle;; of breath control. n)(.-a) tcchniqut-, range. resonance. puch. eanraining aud ~ight rrading. The u:.t: of vowel, :ind consonant, i11 prover d1c11on. 25 :-elected C'horales and LS selecloo hymn~. Four-part ,ill.ing at ,i!?ht. .\fu. 2Q.I, !05 \ ·oc.,L TECH:-tULt:. Ont" period per week. Cn~tinuat,on of \'OC3l technique, eartrainiug, rc.~onan<"e. and proper d:ction. 25 selected cl,orak, and 2:-i •t-ll'Cted lay mn,. ~i~h, readin!? and four-var, ,ingin!? :11 sight l i a more advanct>d nature. \\ttk.

.-\RT

lit. \RT. T"u hour;, per peck. The principle~ of art and art construction a, appli<'d to the elementary ,chool.

.lr1. 30fl.

PH YSIC.\L EDL L .\TlOX l'rofesso, Oldfield XOR~lAL

l 11. Two IK'r1od 5 per "eek. PhJ Fd l(JIJ, 101. Cali,1h1ni<", and g)mna.,tk,. Group gamt>,. Orga1.izt!d athll'lic,.

ITI.-Three periods per week

One Semester. P/ry. Ed. 200. Cali:,thenie;, an<l gymna::,tic::,. Group game,,. Organ,21..-<l athh:tics. Organi1ation 3nd trachi~ of phy~ical education. Programs for lower, intermediate and upper grades. â€˘\merican Red Cross. Standard course.

I L-Plrq. Ed. 201. Pu11uc week. one ~mester.

HEALTH.

Three periods per

CHOTH .\XD B.\XD CHOIR AND BAND. CHOIR. - }\fixed Choir: Four period~ per week. Sacred and secular choruses, motets, anthems, songs by old and modern masters. Chorus work is reqni red of all students from Tenth Grade on, pro,;<le<l they arc able to sing. BAl\7l, -

Two periods per week.

Di11ing R oom

HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT CREDITS REQUIRED FOR GRADUAT ION A credit equals a course given for fifty minute;, at least five times a week throughout the year. Seventeen academic credits are required this course. Among these there must be

complett:

Plane Geometry -··-·- I Science -············--- 2 Piano ··-····················-···-· .6

Religion - - ···---··--- .4 English ____________ 4 Social Studies ____ 2

Algebra - - - - - - - I Each student must also earn .4 credit in ph}sical education for each )Car of attendance. Scholars will be promoted from class to class on a minimum of 4 credits, but will have to make up failures according to regulations laid down by the faculty. The passing mark is D, and the average of the two semesters "·ill be used in the promotion of scholars from grade to grade. A diploma will be awarded upon the completion of this course. GRADI~G SYSTEM Passing grades are .\, B, C, aml D; the condition and failure grades are E (condition), F (failure) and l (incomplete). A "failure" (F) in a one-semester course nuessitates a repetition of that course. A "failure" (F) in eith<'r semester of a two-semester c-our,e necessitate;; a repctil:011 of the entire course. The grade I (incomplete) indicates that a student, for rt:asons satisfactory to tl1c instructor in charge, has been unable to complete the work of tl1e coucse. This grade is given only when the work already done has been of acceptable quality. Any student receiving this grade will be gi,·en an opportunity to complete such course according to the stipulations faid down by the instructor in charge. lf an "incomplete" (1) is not converted into a passing grade during the ne..xt semester of the student's residence, he 40

loses the credit in the subject for the semester in which he received the incomplete grade. All conditions (E's of the first semester in a twoÂ semester course may be removed by obtaining a C in such subjects in the following semester. All conditions (E's) in the second semester may bďż˝ removed by examination within thirty (30) days after the beginning of the fall semester, except that in Latin a condition may also be removed by obtaining a C in this subject in the first semester of the next school year. ln one-semester courses all conditions (E's) may be reÂ moved only by satisfactory examination; arrangements for such examinations must be made with the instructor in charge at the beginning of the next semester. Two conditions (E's) on the report at the end of the school year can not be removed. Student must repeat same class.

*COURSES OF STUDY FOR HIGH SCHOOL

Xl'\TH GRADE TEACIJt.RS

PASTORS

Rdigion Ancient and Medie\·;il History English Algebra General Science Singing Piano

(Rehg1on ~ Ancient and l~Iedieval History English Algebra Latin Singing

TE1'TH GRADE

!Religion l ~lodern Hi~tory English Iliology Plane Geometry Si11ging Piano

l{eli:,.•ion 1Iodem Hiotory nglish German Latin Plane Geometry Singi1r.;

ELEVEXTH GRADE Rdigfon English t; S. History Economk Geogrdphy Phy~ics Singing Piano Library cour£e

Religion Fnglish German t;. ~- History Latin Physics Singing Library course

• Stud♦nts d t.'lilrfn;: onl)· a ~11:·h«'!r&l Nluc:uton must choose a cOu~" of • ludr "'l::ic h ~ 111 mfft with the 11s1pro"\"'a) of tht fnn1lt!~.

T\\'ELVfH GRAD£ TEACHERS

PASTORS

Religion English German . \d,·..'\lgebra Social Scicn('c Latin Chemistry ·

Religion English Ad,·. Algebra English History ( I ~em.) Social Science Chemistry Drawing Singing Piano

Singing

....

CURRICULUM 1 his co:irse co,cr3 bur )cars of regular high •chool "·ork ft is open to all who ha e maste·ed the ta•k~ oi an ordinary l'iphth yrnrl,·.

Rt-.Ll•-lll~-Hl:>TOlt\

~INTII GR.\DE 9.

A Thrre periods per \\t:ek. Olrl Testament Histor)· including the History of the Jews from the Restoration to the Birth of ChrisL B. Five periods per week. Ancient and iiedie,al Hi~tory. (K.)

E:-1.t 1-;H 9.-Fivr periods per ,,eek Litcralun:: 1\liles and Keck: Literature aml Life, Book I; Shakespeare· \[erchant of \"enicc. T"o weeks "ill be de-.oted to the readmc:- of a 110,d. Grammar and compo,ition according to \Yal,h: Plain \\·ay. Report on six books. (L)

L.utx 9.-Fl\"e pc-riods per \\Cc.;k. .\ ma:,ttr) of the grammatical form, and of the clcmcnh of ~),1tax to ~ :m:uncd. Reading of ,imphfie<l ,elections from the cla•<ic-,. Text: Smith and Thom1,,on. First }"eor /,ati11 (V.)

r•,·e pc-nods pi;r "'--ck. Four fundamrntal operation<. Equation~. factoring, fraction•. Text· book: Edgerton and Carpenter. Elementary Algebra (J.)

Au,l:DR.\ 9.

Snr-.n· 9.-Four µcnod$ per "eek. General • cicm:c according to Truhon and ~m1th, Prohkm, in Gt.TJer,d Scienre. (X.) ;\h;,;u: 9

Yoc-u. TR.u:-1:s-G. 0111' period per \\eek Fundamentab oi notation an,l vc_,cal tcchnique. Exerci-e<: in the major and minor mode~. cxcrci~, in chromatic, with :,u]f~gio. neutral ,y!lablcs and text. Proper diction in the singing of 25 ~raded chorales ::ind 25 ~adcd h) mn,-. Sight ,inl.!in\!. par1-,ing1ng. ( Rackt:r)

PtA:,o Onl' period per \\ttk Layinl! of a proper ioundat:,,n with the be~t teact.=11\! material a,-ailable ~ictho<l, for adult ,tudent,. u,cd. Pn:viou, piano traini11J.! acknowlecl~td. .-\p~1ance in recital. PH\SIC.U. EVlJl.\TIOX

9-Two

peril.ds

per

\\Cck.

Calis1lienics, group i,:ame~ and orgam1ed athletic,-

( 0.) TF.~TH GRADE

Rn.,

10:s-Hi...n111Y

JO.

,\. Two periods per

\\CCk.

Xew Tc lament Hic:.tory. (X.) TI. Fi, e period:, µer wl'ek. ~loclcrn Histo~·-

( X.)

Ex,.1.r,.11 10.-Five period, pcr \H:lk.

Literature: Litcraturc and Life, Book II; Scott: The Lad> of the L'lke; Shakespeare: J uliu~ C..acsar. Two "eeh will be devoted to the reading of a no\'CI. Composition according to \\'alsh: Cumulath·e Review. Report on ~ix books. (L.)

10.-Fin: per iod, per week. Hagbol,h and Kaufmaun: Dwbch fur .-\niangcr: . \lie.lei; Faheln

Gtl<\I.\'-

:\[emori£ing of ,imple poelr) aud pro-c.

(X.)

L\TI:- 10.-Five perioo~ J)t'r \\t-ek.

.\ contmuatiun oi Larin 9 with cmpl1a,i- on the -uhj1111cti,e mood. R\:ading: Caesar',. J>e Bt'llo Galliro. Te.'-l. Scudder, \Nor1d l',•<1r 1Ati11 l'rcrequi~ite: Latin 9 or it~ f'qui,alent. (T.) C.w,1ET1ff 10. Five vcr1rtd, per "eek. Plant l{COmt:tf") 1c:. begun ancl completed duri11!( the Yl':lr. .\hont 100 theorcm, and prohll'nl'- includimr the general propenes uf rl-ctilmtar ligun:,. the cin:k. th!' ml'a,11rl'me111 oi the circle, of an~le~. and rel!ular pol\'gon,. .-\pplication;: 01 1heor!'111, and prnhlems are made lo the -solmion, oi orii.ti11al cxna-ts,

ScTExcr: 10.-Fi,·e ix:rio<l" per w1..>t:k. .Hiology, according to Ella Thea Smith, Exploring Biology. (P.) :\[11:HC

10.

TR.-\IXIXG. One period vcr week. All phases of tone and techn:que stressed. Progressi, e exercises in the major and minor modes. exercises in chromatics with solfeggio. neutral S) llables and texl. Correct diction in the siui::ing 0£ 25 graded chorale~ and 25 grated h)·mns. Sight singing and part-singing. (Albrecht) \ ·ocAL

Puxo. One period per "eek. ..\ continuation of Piano 9 accord:ng to Oxford Piano Cour:,e. Book Ill (Grade III). Various elements oi good piano olaying. ~lemorization of major and minor scales and arpeggios. \"arious proper!) graded compositions. ~lemorization. lndi,·idual attainments acknowledged. Student ad,·anced as rapidly as possible. Appe;irancc in recital. PHYSICAL EDUCATIOXAL.-Two periods per week. Calisthenic•, p;rou1l game., aml org-anizcd athletics. (0.) .ELE\·E:-;TH GK.ADE

Rcuuox 11. Three periods per week. Fiw parts of Luther's Small Catechism are treated.

(II.)

EXGLISH 11.- Fi,e per,ods per week. Literature: Literature and Life, Book III; Shakespeare: A~ You Like It. Two weeks will be devoted 10 the reading of a no\"el. Composilion according to \\'alsh: Sentence Mastery. Report 011 si., books. (X.) GER~lAX 11.-Fi\·e periods per week. Hagboldt and Kaufmann: Drul~ch fiir .\nfanger: Graded German Rea<l!'rs I. 3-.i-Simple poetry ancl prose memorized. Easy compo,ition;,;. (X.)

L.\TIV

11.-Fiw period5 per wel'k. Comprehensive study of S),1tax. Reading: Cicero's orations and other from Cicero.

selections

Text: Sanford, Scott, Bce~n. A Third Lat:n Book,

R,~vised. l'rerequisite: l-·nin 10 or it, eqni,-all'nt.

(T.)

HISTORY 11.-Ffre pt>riod~ J)l'r wrek .\mcricau History. (X.)

Scn:xCT. 11.-Fi,·e periods per week. Physics, according to Dull, 1lodem Phy,-ics. (Q.)

(P.)

G,n:K-.\l'H\ 11.-Thn.-c period, per ,,eek.

Economic Geograrhy.

(J.)

~[us,c 11. YOC.\L TR.\I'.'<JXG. One period per week. .\II pha,,es of rone and technique .stressed. Intermediate exercises in 1he major and minor mode,. exercises ir• chromatic-.:. with ~olfeggio, neutral ,;yllables and text. Correct diction in !he sinl!inl! of 25 11:radcd chorales anrl 25 graded hymns. Sight ~inging and part-singing. (Backer)

Pu:--o. One pt>riod per wel'k. Conrinuat:on of Piano 10 arcorrling to Oxford Piano Course. Ilook T\' (Grade TY). Dul' attention givL"ll to fingering. technique, touch, phra~ing anrl pedaling. \"arious graderl cornl)Ositions of the inrennediate type. ~1cmorization. • tudenr;; with indi,;duaJ gifts and talent,, ad,·anced more rapirlly then other~. .\ppcar,mce in recital.

J .mR \Jff CouRsF I I .-One period per week for ten wcck,,. Classification and cataloging oi Brom1, The Library Key. (J.) PH Y$ICAL EDl:CATIOX 1 l.-Two

books,

ere.

periods f)Cr week

Calisthenic~. grouµ )[arn1.., and organized athletics. (0.)

T\\"ELFTH GRADE

R£u..1ox 12.-Three periods per ,,eek. selections as outlined. (H.)

Bible reading,

12.-Five periods per week. Literature: Literature and Life, Ilook IY; Shakespeare: :\facbeth. Two weeks will be devoted 10 the reading of a novel. Composition ace.ording to Tressler; English in Action. l{epon on ~ix hook.a;. (T.)

ENGLTSU

CE1u1AN 12. Four periods per week. Short review of grammar. Lessing's ).linna von Hamhelm. Hagboldt aml Kaufmann Graded Reader<;, alternate 51'rie; 4-8.- Selections from German Ilible Poetry and pro~e mcn.oriz1..-J. Composition'-. (X.)

Lnrx 12.-Fiw perio<l, 1ier week. Study oi the <lactyllic he:s.ameter. Reading : Selections from O,-id';; Jfr1a111orp/111ses; \"crgil'~ Al'11eid. Te--.ts: Sanford. Scott. Beeson. A Third .Lnti,a Rook, R,--,..ised; Ph:ur, Vergil's A,·neid. Prerequisite: Latin 11 or its equi,-alenL (\".)

12.-Thrcc period~ of le<:ture :ind two periods of laboratory work. Tloe p1inciple ell'ments and their important com110unds arc studied in detail \\"ith the study of the elemems, stre:.s "ill be laid upon the laws of simple, multiple, and reciprocal proportion, the occurrence and discovery of elements, and the importance of chemistry in the industries. :\IcPherson Henderson, Fowler, Chemistry at \Vork.

CHE~IISTRY

(P.)

12.-Four period, per week. Those who wish to take .\dvanced Algebra and Solid Geometry shoul<l rnake arrangements wi1h the teacher. (P.)

:\hTHt:.\L\TlCS

12.- Three period, per \\eek. A study of the chiei probll'm;, confronting society and gm·emmcnt. (S.)

Soc1.\L ScrENCE

~ll•qc

12.

Om: pcr'od per \\CCk. C:on,in11:11ion of breath, touc. range, resonance. µitch. rortra1ning an<l l<'<"hnique. ~fore a,h-anced cxcrci,.,, in tht' major and min<'T modt:,, cxcrci~, in d1roma1tc'i "1th solieggio and neutral syllahles. \ !IC\L Tll.\l'ff\:,..

P1 ,xo. One J>eriod per week. A continuation oi Piano II accordmg to 0:..for<l Piano Coun,c Book V Grade \"). \'ariou, pha--e, of am~tic piano p)a)ing ,trc,'it'd, e,pecially interpretation of ,·arious forms and types from thf' classic. romantic and modem 1.11:nod~. \lemoriza1ion. Appe-.iram,c m recital.

Pin ,-11· \I Eoi;c.,no~ 12.-Two period~ per week. Cali~themc,, croup g-..imc, and organized athletics. (0.)

ENROLLME T OF STUDENTS 1948-1949 Tll 11:ll YE.\K :S0IOI.\I.

llaer, Edmund ····-····--Ho\"C'n. S r>ak. Baile), Darleen _ --···-·········-- .Barahoo. \\ is. Brei. ~fclda -··· - - - --·-··-'t:w l'lm. "\fim1. Bunko,,-kf', Gerald - - - - ·-··-··-\"ergas. "\finn. Degner, Orville ·············-···-···········-Ixonia, \\'is. Dom, Orlan . - ---····---Hendncl..,. ~Iinn. Flink. Janet -··-··-- - - - "\lil"auk1.-c. \\·;, Fulmn;mn. \\illiam ·······-·-·---11enoml1111.. \\is. Gutlke. Gerane .....................·-···········-Xe" t·lm. ~{inn. Ha.u. Kuth -·····•·----··············-Lorello. ~[inn. Hanke, Joyce _ ............·--·····-..-Rollin,:,tonc, ).[inn 1':.irchmeier, Lillian _ _.................-Osceola. \\·; ... kirchl..e. Lt:SleT · · · · - - - - - - .-).!il"aukLe. \\·i~ 1'.lo~~ner. Ruth - - - - · -··- -·····•Xe" Ulm, ).[inn. Klug. Helen ·····················-···············•-Jum:au, \\'i~. Kolamkr. Kt:nnt:th · · · · - - -- ..·-·-''·a1crloo, \\'i,. Li,iu,. lone - · - · - - -- - · - ·-Lin\\000, ).[ich. Pydynkow-ki, ).fan·in ---····- - - Ban1lxx1. \\"i~. Ro~in. Rupert ·-·········----······--Pt:ri<lot, .\riz. Ruppel. ).[arilyn _ __ _ ·-·---Sag:inaw. "\lich. . chm,clt, Erich Benton Harbor. "\!,ch ).!ilwauk, r, \\ is. Schult1. Ff'rdinand Schwart1. Paul _ ·-····-··- .... ... -Ixonia, \\·i,. .. C.ihhon, "\finn. Sdrneckf', LeeOrda ......_\filwaukN', \\·i,. Sh,xmaker. Charlyn Tietz. I>oris ___ ···-··---··· · ---Xew Prague, ).Jinn. \·oigt. Adelbert - - - - -- --Hmchm-<,n. 11inn ·---Honon\"1llc. \\ b.- ll(. \\'arner, Franci~ ·····-····-··· SECO:-;D YEAR :\ORll.'lL

Backer, nruce Rerger, Cri-rald Buchholtz, Y erona Draeger, \\'anda En~el. Leonard

- Xe" t"lm, \!inn ._Ba) Cit}, :\!ich. ....._ \\.C)3U\\ cga, \\ i,. - - -- ··- ··-\\'ah:rloo, \\ •~· - Brilli,, n. \\'is. 51

Footl,. ClilTonl _........._ _ _ _ ,.....-Boyd, :\finn. Fulmnan. Harold -·· :\fenomonie. \\"is. Hemker, Dori~ - ·····-······ \\·est 'alem. \\.. ,. Henning. Hertha ............ ..-Sebewaing. 1lich. Herrmann. \\·anda Zeeland. X. Dak. Jeske, Faith .. )lih,aukee. \\.is. Koch. JoJee ·······-..····..·····-····· \\.inona, :\linn. Kock. Robert ··-···--..··..··· Rockford, :\!inn. Leimer, .\dolph ···--···..-·····----Truman, :\Iinn. :\fammcl. Otto - ·····..···----·-·····-Bay City. )1 ich. :\fey. Delbc!rt ............................---Saginaw. :\lich. )feyer. \"emon -··--····-··---- :\Iankato. :\!inn. :\Iodlcr. Kenneth ··-..·------Fairmont, :\{inn. :\Iumm. Betty ·········----·······•-:\lorris. Minn. Pape, Renata ............. ._)fanitowoc. \\'i,. Pingel, :\Iihlre<i ............ _ ....- ....- ....... \ \ atertown. \ \ 'is. Reek. Alice ......·-···-··· \\'eyauwega, \\"is. Ring, Jane ·········-··-······-··-··--Kaul..-auna, \\.is. Schroeder , :\1ildrcd -··..---·····-·-·•Thiei Ri,·e1· Falls, 11inn. Schultz, Arthur ....- ...- .....·-··-····-\\'inona, :\I inn. Sebald, Donald - - - - - - · · - · · ... Bay City. 11ich. ... _Jenera. Ohio Sreiner, Paul Strehler, Arnold ...·-·········-· ............. Rockford. :\[inn Stuebs. Lorraine ··--------Kcw-aunce, \Yi,. \"etter, Elaine _____ ··-···.. :\Hwaukcc, \\·i,. \\·essel, Roger ........................ Truman, :\Iinn. \\.oldt, .-\lfons .......·-------Rockfield, \\-i~. \ ,.oldt. Ho" ard ............................·-····--Ce<larburg, \ \ ·i,;. -33.

Albrecl,t. Ruth .......................- ....- .......Glenwood. :\finn. .-\mdl. Rhoda ---------Jame,town. X. Dal... Berger. Helen .......................................... Ray City, )fich. Bicb<:ricl,, Lucille ..............., - - - - · .\uhurn, :\fich. Brinkmann. Karlccn ·······-····-····---...Chaseburg, \\"is. Burmeister. Lois ....--···--·--·-···........Caledonia, :\Iinn. Cho,~ck. :\farion ·····-····-·····-·····-······· .Stephenson, :\I ich. Dcnni~on. Carol ......................................\ ' ictory, \\-is. Drae!!;cr, Joanne ·-··· .. \\"aterloo, \\ is.

Dro,t Dorvthy _ _ __ __ _ _ Rurlimnon. \\"i, _.\l:h,aukff, \\"1,Eberhardt. l<obert Gamm, .\far)?:lret -··•--··--..).lar<hall. )linn. ...._Crivit~. \\"is. Garbrecht, Paby -····-·····---(;cislcr. John · · · · - - - - ---~urdo. S. Dak. (;n>cninJ!', LeRoy ____ • _ Rib Lake. \\"i,. r.utknecht, Lillian -··-······ __ .Bullalo, .\linn. Hartley, Elaine -···-···------__ Ray City• .\lich. H,in. Phyllb ___ _ ______ .Rib Lake. \\'i,. H£nninJ!'. Ru,,el ··_____ .Grand Rapid,, )lich. Ho,bach, Harvld -···-··· ·---Sa~na,, . .\fich Huebner. Ruth ____ ·---Rhin<'lamler. \\'i,. lau,, Lyla · · · - -···-··--Gibtx,n. )[inn Kapank~. )laric - · · --·•· ---La Cr,,,,e. \\" h1elga.-, EliLabcth ····-··- · ·······-··-)lena,ha, \\"is. "-noll, Dorothy ---······-··· ·- ··---~agmaw. .\tich. --·-·····--Dale. S. Dak. Kolb, \'emc,n -·-·-"onhal,. Xorma ··--··· - - -Chasehurg. \\ •· hramer, Richard ·······- ······-·· ·--\\'inona, \\'is. Kuckkan, Trmc -···-····--······· . -\\"ateno,,n. \\·,,. kuehl. Dorothea___ -···----Bo"dle S. Dak Lau. Jean -···-···-···•-·- - La Cro,,c. \\"i, Lau. Rhoda ···--····-···----Ro,coe, S . Dal.. ... ·····-··•(;ibbon. .\[inn. Lehrke, Caroline ·······-···)lidl..e. Shirley --··- ·· - --\lilwaukee. \\"i,. :\(iii,. La\ t"rnt" - · - - - --Kimb.:rly. Wi,. )lillcr, Lois ·-·-·····-·----Ripon, \\ i< . .\!m:ller. Dorothy ·······-·········· . -··---\\"inona. .\linn. :-.;cumann. Hetty - - -- -.\[ih,aukee. \\"i, Ohland. Joan -- - - · · · · - -- ---(;ibbon. .\hnn Otterstattcr, \\·:11tn -·····-·-·-- -Flasher. X. Dak Panko,,. Uons _ - - -- - -.\Ienomonie. \\ i, Pa]lt". Ronald . - - - - -.\fedford. \\"i<. Prueter. L ,i~ -··· - · - - - - - -Tokdo. Ohio l<ad<l:1.tz. Lorraine - -- · · ..Clcme111~. :\!inn R:idtke, Frc<le1ick - - - ---\filwaukt:e. \\1,. Rvekle. .\faric _______ -Palm) ra. \lich S,mer. Rhoda ··-- - - - -Xt:,, L"lm. .\Iinn Schroedl'r, Elaine -·· ······-Xicullel, \finn. S1:ckel .\farion -····---Wabasha., ).finn.

Fairfax. :.\hnn_ Seidl. l rsel ···············Seifert, Irwin ···-············ _____.\{inneapoh,, :.\lum. Strunk. Rosalie -·--- - -----Denton Harbor. .\lich. \'t;iJrt. lrl'rhardt _ __ _ .Hulchin><>n, :.\fmn. Yoss, Ruth ·······-···--·•-·· ·-·•--JenerJ.. Ohio \\'atchke. .\farilyn ___ -······--Xe" l·lm, .\finn \\-cmer, Ruth ...·-····-··- -···-·-·---Remillc. )[inn. \\"icchm:inn. Glenn - - - ----Roche,ter. .\(inn \\icmn. Shirley .............. -·····•·······-·•"·inona, .\linn. \\"inter,tein, \\'illiam --·····-Sagina\\ . .\fich. \\olff. .\farion - -- -··· ..···········-·hewauncc. \\1:,. Za-crow. La\"crne - ····-- \Iil"aukec. \\·1,.~l

n, r, FTII 1,RAt•f ..\d,cke,, Robert ···-················ . ··-····Belmont, \\ is. nauer. Karl --···-··--- ._._Echo. .\Iinn Biedenbender, Frederick ... ···-·····Appkton, \\ is. D1rkl1olt, Jerome ··-···---- ·--· .\lank-ato. \fmn. Hruns. Larry -······..···········-·· ......... '\e" l,;lm, )finn. Uuss. Robert _ _ _ _ _ ....- ..Stanton. Xcbr. Daimcr. Richard ····--····- ····· .Rhinelamkr. \\ 1~ .I::, hart. .\fary .-\1111 -·-··-· .... . OskalooSl, Towa Frmk. Pearl ·--···- ---.\lorgan. .\finn. Frcyhohz. Ph) Iii:, ····-···· ·-····-·····Fairfax, .\linn. (,illettc Joann - - - - -- --Genoa. \\'1,. GocdP, \label ........................ ···-·····-·'rih,aukec, \\·;, GruPl7macher. \"i let _ --- -··-··-Le Center. .\{inn Grunkt'. Ruth ............ ··········-········Fair(ax . .\(inn. Hag-Pn. Roger _ _ __ - - ..-·Xe" l."hn. :.\finn Henberg. Arlene-·-··-· ····-·-··-·''"i110na, .\finn. Hir,ch. Eldon - ·-···· --- - - - - . \lema. Xcbr. Hoenecke. Ruy -····-- - -----··Sleepy Eyr, .\111111 Hopman, Jame>' ···-·· ----Onn,by, .\(inn Hopp, ..\rdyc.: - - ~ -----Xicollct. .\finn. I fulke. LeRoy -·•• ···- -···-·-\\'ood Lake, \{inn . .lanke, Frcd1.rick .. - - --Xe" t·lm, .\finn. Johnson. Richard - - - - - R a ) mond. S Dalt. 1,.appelmann. .\fane ---·······---.\lanitowoc. \\ i, Kickbu,ch, Rhoda ··-··········-·······-··-- \\'inoa. 111inn. Kuck. Paul _ _ - -----Rockford. \[inn.

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Korth. Ramona ·····-············-···---"·atcrlown, S. Dal. Krueger, Ordell -····-······· ...... ... ...Pharr. Tc..xa~ Leininger, Ro,e -·-----···-·····-Kensal, X. Dak. T.f'ntz, LeRoy ·····-·····-······························\\'atenown, S. Dal.. Lexvol<I, \\'alter --·-···-······----Red Wing, :\Iinn. Lueders. \\'illard ..... -· ........_Faribault, :\Iinn. .\lanthe. Loretta - · - - - - - - -- .\lapleron. .\firm. ).Ianthe, Ronald -··············· _Pembenon, :\finn. .\fatschke, lfowena ·-······· ....._.\!ankato, .\fom. .\Ieier, Korhert ...... ....... --··············· Watertown, S. Da!.. ...................\fankaro, :\!inn. .\feyer, Xadine .... Naumann. Bertram _ _ _ _ _ __.Mih,aukec, \\"is. Ohlmann, Dolores ................................. \"alentine. Xehr. Onerstatter, Robert - · · - - - - .....Flasher, X. D:i.k. Panning, Armin ········- - - - ··- ·····-Gibbon. :\Iino. Retzlaff, Carol - · - - - - - ····-···--Xew Clm, Minn. Ring, Lester ····································-·····Xew L°lm, .\{inn. Runke, Harold ···············-·····"'····--·····Corvum, .\!inn. Schaller, Anne ·······················-·····-····-Xicollel. .\lirm. ~chlaven~ky, Jane ····-·····-·······-····· .... Peshtigo, \\·is. Schlicht, Robert ······-·············-····-····La Cros~e, Wi,. Schroeder, Evelyn ······················-··..······Xicollet, :\!inn. Sclmecke. Floyd ······························-······Gibbon. .\linn. Sievert, Joanne ·······-··············· ............Gibbon, .\finn. ~lama, Ro~emary ··············-·····-·····-······Hokah, :\Iinn. Sonnenberg, Richard ····-·····-·········· . . \.alley City, X. Dak. Sperling, Katherine -······-······················Xe" l,;Jm. .\linn. Sprengeler. :\farlin ·····-······-···-·-· ..-.Hoskins. Xcbr . . troming..\rclith ····-····-······--··-·····-··· \\·aterto\\ n. .\!inn. Tiefel, George ··············------Stambaugh, .\Iich. Timm, Helen ................ _ _ _ _ _ _ Holland, .\finn. Toop, .\farion ····-··----.. Hancock, .\Jinn. \\ ehausen, Ruth _ _ _ _ _ _J.e Sueur. .\linn.

\\'etter, Dennis ····················-··--·······Oelano, .\[inn. \\.illhite, Robert ........ ··-····----Xew l,;lm, .\[inn. Ziebarth, Heverly ···········-···-·····- ·····--Green Hay. \\.is. Zimmermann, Arnold .. ·-----·-··-· Fairfax, .\linn. Zoellmer, \·a1Jean ...... ······----·Tn,man. 1Iirm.-{>.1 .

ELE\.EXTH C.R.\DE

llartell, Donald ······-····-··········-··-Xcill villt:, Wi~ llittorf. Herold ----··----·-···-Beatrice, Xebr. Bu,::.t:. :I.fan-in -··-······-·····-····--····· ...Grenfell, Sask. Fairchild. Jt:anetrc ······-··············-·•-···•.\fayer. .\[inn. Fcn~kc. Charlolle ·······-······-··-····-··-Xew L'lm, \!inn. Go,c, Lo's -···-·'··· _ _ _ _ _ _ _Oshkosh. \Yis. C.re,·c, Erlgar . Aurora, S. Dak. Gnnther. Jonathan ······-··'''hiteri,·er. Ariz.. Harms.. Ro-;ella ............... ______St. James, .\linn. llar1wig. Don .. ...... ···- .Algoma, \\.is. Hayemeier, Jeanett ·······-········ . .............. Gibbon. .\lim1. Hollo"a}. Gail ......... ........ _ .._Cheyenne Agency. S.D Holt. Joel -··------··············-···Xorthwoo<l. lo"a Jaster. Dorothea ....- ...............____Sherburn. .\1 irn Ten~en. Ardi~ ········-··-----·-······H:m,:ka. :\linn. Klein. CarI ·····-····--·····-······..··················T rnman. .\[inn. Koepke, Delores ····-·····---..........\\·atcrtown. S. Dal<. 1:vamer, Re:.,ben ···-·······························-(;ihbon, :\!inn. Lau. John ················-··················· ....... ..Summit. S. D-...k. Lenz. Kenneth ·······-······ · · - - -- .... Renville. :\linn. Lester, Terry ............................................\\'inona. :\Iinn. Lokken. Carole ········-·····..···----··Hendrick-, :\finn. Luckhardt . .\larlys -······················ .... Redwood Falb. :l.fom. Lutz.. Fem ····-·······-····-·····-·····- .........Cale<lonia. Min. :\Iar,hall, Kenneth -····-··...:__......_......... Elkton. S. D".lk. .\[ellecke. .\Jayo ····-··········---- .Sullwater. .\!inn. :\le)er. Louis ...... ........Osceola, Wi~. l'etersen, L..aDonna ···········-· ............Sleepy Eye, .\linn. Poehler. \'aleria ·-··-········ Kew t·lm, .\finn. Redemske. Estella .. ................. \\ a1errown. ~. Cal· Rupprecht, .\leh-in ................ \\ inona, \finn. Scharf, Richard --·•···-····..······..·····"e"' Clm. \finn. :::chlicht, Earl ·····-············-····..····-·····La Crosse. \Yis. Schmidt. Dorotl,} ·····-····················· ....Young .\merica. .\finn. Schnitker, Lorna .................................... Danube. .\!in.-. Sdrumacher. Lo,s ...................·-····-·····Ja,-a, S. Dak. SL-emanu. .\largaret .... . .....................Courtland, :\li1111. Sitz. Adeline ....... ..... ....................Hutchinson. .\1inn. Spaude, Yictoria ........ ·········-·····.'.\e"port. 11inn.

Spaude. Yirginia ........... ................X< wport • .\1um. Stol7. \farg-,m:t ·····-·. . - --·-'-"«'w l'hn. .\lmn. S)nhor-t. C,ordon ····-·-···-·· ··-··········C,3ry, Ind. Yomhoi. F.r\"mc ·····-········ --·····-'..-iodhuc• .\!inn. \\'eindod. Luther ......... ·····-·············Goo<lhue, .\lmn. \\'endl;mcl. Rol,crt · -·· _ ____Ilonclucl. \\' i, \\·enizel. Arden ......_.... ·······-·······-·St. James. .\lmn. \\ e-termann. Gwrie -··-·---L-ikcfidd.•\lmn Zancler, Eu.11,mc ...... ···-·-············-····-··.\fandan. X. Dak.-48. TE~TH C,IL\IIC:

.\lbret:ht. Elaine ·····-·· .. - - -····-Bowdk. S. l>ak. ..\lbret:ht \larlt:ne ·-··-·---···-La Cro,,-e. \\ 15. Bade. Xaomi ·-·· ··- ··-·······..···-·····-·X(w 1 ·tm. .\!inn. Birkhol7 Thdma · -· -···-·-· Rt'dwood Falls. \fmn. Bode. Carmen ··- -··..--······-···-··· .Counland. .\lum. Boeder. Charles ___ ····-·····-.. ·-Co~mo, \fom. Bot!ttchn. \la,·b ····-··· .-..··-············"ayer. .\{inn. &rchert. Jo:tn -····-·····--·-··-Xe"· l"lm. \lir..n Borgschatz, Lyle -•··- -·••····..···-···-Pine ),land, .\linn Brandt. \larion - -- --·······" ...Seillsville, \\'is. Drinlnnann, Harriet -···· ···- ··--·- .Chasebur;r. \\·is. Brunko\\, Dori, ·-···- ·-···-·..··-···-010kio. \linu. Rucrkle, Lo:, ·-···-···-···· ... .................Gibbon. \Iinn. Dicrck,... Janie-I' -····-···--·· ·--·····-R1.-d \\·in!!'. \lim1 Fairchild, .\laqone _ ........._ ...._._.\fa)er, \{inn. Frank. Fern . -·-···---···-\!organ, \finn. Guenther. .\I) rna ···············-·· ...........\\'hiteriwr. Ari7. Gurh. On·illc -· _ _ _ __ __Xe" t ·Jm. .\!inn (;ut7ke. Dean -··-······-········ ......._Xcw L Im, \!inn. Helm-. l)oanc - - ···. .._Xe" London. \\ i, Hiurich,. \\.illis - ·· - ··•··-······-··- _Zumbrota. \!inn Hollo""Y· Eli.:abcth --···- .........Che)enne :\J1,cncy S.D. Hobt, \"1c1or ............... .........•--·· ....-.\u~tin. '.\Iin11. H< l.d1Ut:ter. Donald _ _ _ _ ___ .Waterloo, \\.b. Jcnti. Betty ................ ·-·.. ··-··-· .\ppleton. \\'i,. Jirtle. Elmer ____ - ...Fo1estv1lle. \\'is. Jourdan. Xaomi ........-.. .-..·····-- ...Rhinelander, \\.i,Kn:cker, '.\!yma -·····- ··-··-···-- _Fairfax. \!inn. Klann. \\ altc:r _ .....-. ._........._ _Xdll~, ille. \\ b.

KOl!pkc. Relt) - - · - -- - -··-Watertown. S I >ak. Kolander. Franklin -··--·-······--·· \\'aterloo, \\'i,,. Ku~ke. Dadd ....... · -- - · - -· Johnson. :\[i1m. Lau. Adt-le ·- - ···· - - - - · · · umm,t, ·. Oak. Lenz, Phjlip ·······-·······-····-··· ........-.Olivia, \{inn. Lueker, E~ther - - -- -- -....Se"' \;Im, 1finn \leer,. Jean ·-···-···---- ---Chokio, ){inn. :\fcihack, \larvin .......... ........- ...- ....-...X cilbv,lle, \\.is. Xohe. Richard _ - -·········-· __Xew l,"lm. :\fom. Paap, Irma _ _ - - - · - - - Gardf'n City, \linn. Papenfus,. . andra ···-··--··---- .Dakota. )!inn. Plath, LelA:11 _ _ _ _ __Grarute Falb. :\{inn. Raddatz., Dar\'in _ _ _ _ _ _ Danube, :\linn. Roger~. \\"illiam -····-·..··-············-····Peridot, Ariz. HolofT, George .... - --· _ .....\\'inona, \ium. SaJzy.edd. .\rlyn ·-···-·-·-···-· ...Hewi11, :\fom. Schaller, .\lli,;on ..............·-···•·········· ...Xicollet, :\linn. Schapckahm, Gerhard _ _ .___ Xew Ulm, \! inn. ·--··Claremont. :\tin11. Schmi<lL Luella - - · · -Schulle, Donald ........- ....-·--•··- .._Neill•wille, \\'is. Sieg. .\Jvin -··-·------ ___ Ruffalo. :\linn. ·ie,crt. Eumre _ _ __ ··-······Gibbon. \Iinn. Sitz. Elizabeth ________ .Kl'w l,lm. J.li1111. Sperlimr. John _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Xew L Im, \! inn. Sprengeler. Xorbert - - - --··- ....\\.hiteri,·er, Ariz. Stellick. H t>len ........................•-······ Hokah. :\linn. Stellick. Xorman _ _ _ __ _ __ Hokah. )!inn. Stdljt;,, Patncia -····-....._ ...Xew Um. :\li11n. Stol.e, Dorothy ................ ·-··-········ ......Ne" L' lm, :\iinn. Tc,,,,mcr. Chades - · · - -- ---Grand Island. X,hr Thiede, E,·el)11 - .........- . ··-·····..Twin Lak~. \\'i•. 'L'lrich, Lorna _............... ..._ .......Xe" Clrn. :\linn. Crban, Re\'erly ·l. James. \!inn. \"oiw. \\"almar ........ _ __ _ ___.Hutcl1in-on. :\linn \\"cndt, Donald ...........· -- -·..-·.....Sanborn, )!inn. \\·c-~el. Ho"ard - - - - - -- -·-·-Truman, 1finn. \\'illh11e, Ruth ____.._ _ - ·-···-Xe.... \;Im. :\linn. \\"itt. James ....................- . .. -.... New Clm, )!inn. Zander, ).lyma __ ..._ _ _ _ :\landan. X. Oak. Zeitz, Elame -·-····-·-·· ..- ......-Fairmvnt, 1finn.-69.

NINTH GR\OE.

Albrecht. Bonnie ______

.•....;Ile" l:lm. .\[inn.

Aswege. Robert ····--····-·····-····..·······-···Chokio. .\Jinn. 13ade, Ray ·····-··----..----Xew {;Im, \finn. Bethke. .\lavis ---··--··..····················Hanska, .\!inn. Bird, Judith ··--···-···---- ...........Kansas,·ille, \\'is. Blauert, JoAnn ....................- ...·-···...- ..;\lew Clm. Minn. llorgschatz, Rhoda ····-······•··••··················'\'atertown, S. Dak Buchhoh..z. Beatrice .................................. \\ eyauwega, \\'is. Buchholz. Clifford ----······-·····-···.\lih,aukee. \\'is. Dallmann. Jame~ .......................................\Iankato. .\[inn. Dux, Xorman ····················-·············-····Xeills,•ille, \\.is. Ehmen. Dean ....................................- ... Beatrice. Nebr. Erhart. Paula --------·-·Oskaloosa. Iowa Fcmke. Belly ......................... _ _ _ _ Xew L1m, .\[inn. Fenske, Philip _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Xew t:lm . .\fom. Fuerstenau, Ronal<l _ _ _ _ _ _ _Keno~ha, \Vis. Gatzke, Ramon _________Xew t:lm. .\{inn. Hadler, Willis -------···-·'JOodhue. 11inn. Hagen, Cunis ..........................................Xew ulm, llinn. Hahn, :.\(ervin ..........................·-··········'°alentine, Nebr. Hartwig, Gloria ............................_ ....... Algoma., Wis. Heusch. Roben ···--····--·················-.....Milwaukee., \\'is.

Hohenstein, Lloyd _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Kasson, .\finn. Holst. Eugene ·····-···············..··-·-··..Austin, Minn. Hulke. Robert ....- ........... _ _ _ _ _ Wood L'lke, Minn. Inselmann. Rud; ..•.. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Twin Lakes. .\linn Johnson. .\largarct ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ ;llicollet, .\linn.

Klatt. Sylvia ····-····-······-·····-··············~e" l.ilm, .\{inn. K.niµl)CI. Darrell ........- ....._ _ _ _ _.\ledford, \\'is. Laatsch, Ernest _.... _ _ _ _ _ _He" itt. .\finn. Lernrson. LeRoy _ .....- ............................X orth,,ood. Iowa Lindloff. Lyle .............................................Elkton, S. Dak. Locck, \·iola ......- ...................................Lakefield, .\Iinn. .\Icihack. Dale ........................................_Xcills,·illc. Wis. .\!eyer, Carol ............................................Courtland. .\-finn. Xcskc, \\·alter .......................................-Buffalo. Minn. Xollc, Lawrence _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Xcw l'lm, llinn. Pape, Ew1icc ....._ _ _ _ _ _ _ .._.\fcdford, \\'i,. Pelz!, Theodore ....- ..· - - - - - - ~ e " Ulm, 11iun.

Peter, Arvan ······························-······-:\or[olk. Xebr. Pieper , ,\ lfred -·························•·········-Albert Lea. '.l.finn. Plageman, Percy ······-·------·~lorton. ).(inn. Plocher. Da,·id ..............................·-·······Litchficld. \!inn. Raddatz. Harlan ......- ...···-···-·········..... Redwood Falls. \[:nn. Reese, John ........ ··············-·-··-··Goodhue, \finn. Schmidt, Yaleda _ _ _ ...__ Claremont, \[inn Schroeder, Irene ...... ··-·············-·····-·Xicoll<'I, \!inn. ·c1mt. Lola _ _ _ _ _ ................... l3uffalo, \!inn. Strllngman, Eugene ................................ Austin, :\finn. Tiegs, Lloyd . - - - - - -..--·····-···Helle Plaine, \finn Cetzmann, Alethia ...·-······· .....- ....._...Gibbon, \!inn. \'oecks. 'aomi ....· - · · - - - - ........Xew l:lm, \!inn. Yogt, Herbert --···-----···-·"·atertown. S. Dak. \\·arnkt'.. Dawn -·--··--..···....:_..._ .....:\ew l'lm. \finn. \\'atchke, Aurlrt'y -·--·····-................... Xew Clm, \(inn. \\'endland, Shirley ....- ............................ Balaton, \[inn. \\'erner, Henry ........................................ \\.ood Lake, \finn. \\'iechmann, Joyce ..........................- ......1.{ochester, ).(inn. \\'itt, Rheeta - ---·----····Xew l'lm, \[inn Zimmermann. Paul ......- .....·-···--·..-·Fairfax, \finn. Zuleger, \\·ayne ....-.... \Iedford, \\'is.--<i! SU}l\l \RY

College Department ..........................-...... 122 High School Department ........................ 212 Total -····--·

- ---·-·---····--····· 364

GRADUATES OF THE COLLEGE DEPARTMENT CLASS OF '94 (2) Gleichmann, Edward .............................. Deceased. Mielke, Hermann .................................... Deceased. CLASS OF '95 (5) Graf, Gustav ............................................ �lontgomery, Otto ................, ................. New Ulm, Mina. Pelz!, John ................................................ :-Jew Ulm, Minn. Stindt, Otto ............................................. Deceased. Vogelpohl, Frederic ............................. Deceased. CLASS OF '96 (6) Albrecht, Richard .................................... New Ulm, Miun. Gieschen, John ....................................... Deceased. Henkel, George ...................................... .:-lilwaukee, 'Nis. ·.raeger, Henry .......................................... So. Milwaukee, Wis. Prahl, \,\"illiam ........................................ .:-fih\·aukee, Wis. Zautner, Charles .................................... Rockford, Ill. CLASS OF '97 (7) Dress, C.hades .......................................... Richville, Mich. Hauber, Otto ...........::: ............................ Deceased. J elm, Rudolf ............LU......�!)...:-.......�.!"! X ahma, Mich. Kannenberg, Frederi{, .,......................... Deceased. Schroer, Herman ....:., ............................ Deceased. Sievert, Louis .......................................... Deceased. Zau Iner, Henry ···•····f···,·····�:'\·················· Deceased. CLASS OF '98 (14) Balle, Charles ··················""··'··············· \,Vatertown, \,\iis. ,. • Brenner, Charles ..............., .., ..·.·..,........... Deaver Dam, Wi-st>'. Durk, Victor ............................................ Buffalo. N. Y. •-, Hellermann, Otto ................................ Deceased. Jaeger, Hermann .................................... Oconomowoc, \Vis Jaeger, John ............................................ Janesville, Wis. Meyer, Hermann .................................... Deceased. · Mohr, John .............................................. Deceased. Mohr, Lillie ............................................. Deceased. Reichmuth, Frederic .............................. Deceased.

Roede, Albert ····- ····-- - - -···- ···Lo:,; Angeles, Cal. Serralm; Louis ··-····················--···-·-···Decea•ed. Thies, Charles ______ ......... Dt:eeased. Wicke, Henry - - - - -- ······-·····Deceased. C l.ASS OF

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Boche, William ····-·····- .. _ ____ Deceased. Espenson, \tVilliam ......... _ _ _ _ _1Jinneapolis, Minn. Frey, Oscar - -- ····· ·····-····-····-St. Paul, Minn. Gieschen, Claus -·-····-······-······-······-Deceased. Jens, Rudolf · · · · - - - -- · ····-·····-Decease<l. Keipe, O1arles - - - - -····· ...........Deceased. Renner, \Vm. von - - -- -·····-··-Woodburn, Ind. Schroeder, \Valter .............._ _ _ _ Deceased. Stein, Hermann -······-- - - - · ··· Uay City, Mich CL-\SS IW

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Uroeker, Louis · · -····· ·····- ·-··········:\lilwaukee, \Vis. l lagedom, llcrnhard - - ···········-····-i\1ilwaukee, \Vis. Krau$e, \Villiam -·····-···- · -··-····[)ecease<l. Krieg, Hugo - - - - ········ ·········---·j\liJwaukee, Wis. Kutz. l{einhokl ---···-······-····-· .Arlington, ~finn. Steffen, Allen -······-·----············).lilwaukcc, Wis. Volkert, Otto - - - - -- -···· Deceased. \Vachholz, Hugo · - - - -- · .).Jilwaukee, \Vis. CL.ASS

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Gruber, Frederic - - -- -··- - ..Sau Francisco, Cal Schoenberg, Otto -········· ····- -- Deceased. Schultz, Gustav -··-- ··········-···············Deceased. Cl.ASS OF '02 ( 5) Albrecht, Herman - - - - -.........._Deceased. Barsch, Otto ·-•············ - -- ---Deceased. Benz, Alexander ............... _ _ ___~ppleton, Wis. Clasen, Henry ···-···········-·· - ---"'t. Paul, Minn. .Mayerhoff, Bcnoni ._ _ _ _ _ Appleton, Wis. CL.ASS OF 'OJ (7) Albrecht, Gustav - - -·····-·······.....St. Peter, Minn. Kahncrt, Henry - ---···············Sl Paul, i\Jinn. Manthey, \Villiam - - - - · · · ···-·-11ilwaukee. Wis. Pape, Arthur·-·········· .. _ _ _ _ _ ).(anitowoc, \Yis. Reid, E.van - --·················-·-··-·---- ··-· Concord. N. C.

Rowe, \Villiam _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Arthyde, Minn. Schulz, Ernest ········-·-··----APPieton, \Vis. CL-1.SS OF

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Ehlen, Louis ······-······-···-···-····-··-· Deceased. Hellennann, William ·····-····-··--··- ~eenah, \Vis. Kuda rt, Theodore ············-·····-·-···· Deceased. Schultz, Theodore _ _ _ _ _ La Crosse, \\"is. Sperljng, Ida -- - - - ..... New Ulm, Miru1. O.ASS OF '05 (8) Bartz, John -······-····-·····-········--··· Suring, \Vis. Grimm, Frederic ·····-··----- \\·inona, 11iun. Frey, Hugo _____________ \finneapolis, \lino. Hackbarth, Max - - - - - ····--····· Milwaukee, \Vis. Hohinger, Charles _ _ _ _ _ _ Deceased. Lehmann, Albert -·-·-······················-·· Stanton, Neb. \fartens, 01arles - - ········-Deceased. Stindt, Albert ---···········-···--·Kew Ulrn, Minn. CLASS OF '()6 (6) Gruber, Immanuel _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Minneapolis, Minn Jaeger, Alexander _ _ _ _ _Deceased. Klatt, Huldreich ···---·····-······-·····-····New Ulm, Minn. Krnll, Hennann _._.. _________Seattle, Wash.

Raedeke, John ···-·--····--···..........- ...Deceased. \Vyneken, Gustave ·-···-·····-····-···· Reese, Mich. cuss 01' '07 (5) Diers, Hermann ···--·----·-····Sl Paul, Minn. Loebel, Frederic - · - - - - - · ····· Milwaukee, Wis. \Iitzncr, Henry -·-·-·-··············-····'"'aterto,•.-i1., Wis. Rusclr, Ernest ········-·- - - - - - Manitowoc, Wis. Winter, Edmund ------····--· Bay City, Mich. CLASS OF '08 (4) Aufderheide, Charles -·····-·················· New Ulm, Minn. Harmening, John ·--··-·-- ··············-· Sleepy Eye, Minn. Rolloff, Emil - - - ~ ---····--·············· Fond du Lac, Wis. Scheurer, Marie ···-······..······· ............... Deceased. CLASS OF '09 ( 5) Duin, Siegfried - - - - -..············Deceased. Gurgel, Hermann -···-··•···-····..·······-··· Wonewoc, \Vis. Hippauf, Paul -···--·..··..···-----Mankato, Minn. 63

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Aufderheide, Herman ----·····-'-ew Ulm, Minn. l:lruesehoff, Richard ----·····-···''°alerLo"n, \\'is. Krause, Ernst -···-···-····-···················).lilwaukee, \Vis. '.\Iuesing, \\"alter -···-·············-···········IJeceased. Quandt, Courtney .............................- ... Red \\'ing, Minn. Strauss, Edwin --------···-Milwaukee, \\'is. CLASS OF 'I I

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Haar, Agnes _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Minneapolis, ).(inn. Hohenstein, Carl '.linneapolis, lfinn. 1'erkow, Ouo -·····-..·....----··Jordan, Minn. '.\feyer, Harry ..................._. _ _ __ Detroit, :\[ich. Kirschke, Arthur ...-·····-·····-·-··-·· Good Thunder, Minn \\'ojahn, William ____ ...- .. \"an Dyne, \Vi£. Zarwell, Gerold -----···-···..··-\\"est Point, Xebr. CLASS OF

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Auiderheide, Hertha _ .._ .............-Xe,v Ulm, llinn. Boemeke, Otto ·····-···············..····· ......... Deceased. Fuhrmam1,. Carl ... - ---···· ...._ Xoriolk, Kebr. Jacobs, Emil ··-·······--- - .....•..-Cleveland, Ohio. Kirschke, \Vm. --·-··············-·······-:\[ilwaukce, \Vis. Kuester, Ewald ............... _____S,t. Paul. :\linn. Pape, Carl -·········· ........ _ __ _ _ :\.lilwaukee, Wis, Peters, Alma - ·-····· .................................Ft. Atkinson, \\"is Retzlaff, Armin --··-··········.................. Xcw Ulm, :\[inn. CLASS OF '13 (6) Albrecht, Oscar _ _ _ _ _ _\Vatertown, \Vis. Faubel, August ········--··-·----· Imlianapolis, Ind. Gawrisch, John ···-···-.......... :Milwaukee, \ Vis. :\feyer, Fred Deceased. \Vachter, Gustav -----·····-·-·-).[anitowoc, Wis. Windland, Alfred ··-···-..··-·········--Xew Ulm, ).lum CUSS OF '1-t (5) Backer, Emil ·-·····-·------Xew Ulm, ).!inn. Dommer, :\lanin ..- ...- ..- ..·-···..·••·:\[ih,aukcc, \\.is. Hohenstein, \\·alter ----···-·..·····...........Lake City, :\liim. Luedtke, Leo ··-····-····-··.......................Pigeon, :liich. Stephan, Leonora ·········------Xew ulm, Minn.

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Grams, Lillian -····-······-·----lfilwaukee, \Vis.Hinz, Carl A.. --····· .\fason City, la. 1':irsehke, Erich .\filwaukee, Wis. Meyer, George ···-······· ~edford, \Vis. Spaudc, Paul ····-···· Xewport, Minn. SL Paul. :\!inn. \\"irth, .Jacob .... CLASS OF '16 (11) Bassow, Emily -----··················Appleton. :\[inn. Ebert, Erich ··-····•···------_.,..,,eceased. Falde, Aadel --···· · · - - -----St. Paul, .\Iinn. Forbe5, Louis ········-·····-·· Gerlach, Adolph .. _ _ _ _ _ _ Xew Ulm, :Minn. Koenig, Ernst -····· _ _ _ _ _ _ St. Louis, )Jo. Kolander, Paul _________ \\'ate.loo, \\.is.

········-·····-··Deceased. .\famhey, Albert Sitz, Herbert ················-··--···Xew Ulm, .\linn. Trettin, Emil .\lilwaukee, Wis. \\"esterl,.-amv, Paul ·-····-·---Detroit, .\(ich. CL-'SS OF '17 (9) Dy.-rerheft, ).iinnie ··········-····-·····--······.\1inneapc,lis, .\!inn. Ehlke, Arthur _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . .\Iilwaukee, Wis. Fritz, Lydia _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Svring Valley, Wis. Giese, Hulda --········------.\(inneapolis, ~Iinn. Johnson, \\"alter ···-··············· ··--···- ·Wis. Rapids, \\.is. Kohlhoff, Walter ... - --·--···--Jorrlan, .\[inn. Luehring, Henry ···-··-·-·········- ._.Xieollet, .\[inn. Xaumann, Hedwig _ _ _ _ _ _ St Paul. .\linn. Zinter, Helen ···- ...._ ···-----Dceca~ed. CL.ASS OF '18 (10) Fritz. Edna -----·····---·········-··-···-·· Danuhe, Minn. Gehm, Ema ·--······ _ _ __ _ _....Bay City, Mich. Gehm, Johannes . ·············-··-·-Tole<lo. 0 . .\!etz, Theodore · - - - -·-·-·-Northrop, Minn. .\loskop, Alben .... ·····················-··--Fond du Lac. \\"is. Reuter, Elizabeth ·-·------Parkland, Wash. Sperling. Ernest ···-··------Xew Ulm, .\!inn Steffenhagen. Caroline ______ .\Iinneapolis, .\!inn. Strasen, Frieda _____ Blue Earth, Minn. Zaeske, Clara _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Oconomowoc, \\'is.

(6) Albrecht, Ema - - - - - - - - - ~ e w Ulm, ll!inn. Boettcher, Theodore Kaukauna, \Vis. · enosha, \Vis. Buenger, Clara ______ Dierks, August -----__Menasha, \Vis. Garbrecht, :Martin -·····-··--\Yaukesha, \\'is. :\lundinger, Clara ··------Glenwood, :Minn. CLASS OF '2()

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Blauert, Edgar - - - - - - - - ------G,eenleaf, \Vis. Buzek, Anna _ _ _________ C2echo-Slovakia. Gedicke, Frieda - - - - - - - - ~ e w Ulm, Minn.. Glaes-er, Gilbert ·-······ _______ Beaver Dam, \\'is. ).fontgomery, Esther ···········---·---·St. James, .\iirUL Pclzl, Theodore -------------·····-·····----Xew Ulm, Yinn. Wcissenhom, Otto ---····-··-·----llound, lfinn. Wilbrecht, Arnold ·-·-···-···· R.ownsville, \Vis. Winter, Ly<lia _____________ Xew Ulm, :\lien. cuss or '21 (13) Bergemann, Siegbert ..... ····-·-----···--····· \Vatertown, \Vis. Bradtke, Eel.ward -·--·--········-·····---·····St. L<mis, )Io. Fritz, Esther ·········-- --·-··--····-······:\linneapolis, .llinn. Williamsport, Pa. Hirtz, Erna --·-······--··-·-··--·-Mittelstaedt, ,\deline --··-·-····- ____ Deceased. Moeller, Leona _ _ _ ___ Red Bud, IJl. Schimmelpfciming, Anita ____Oconomowoc, \\ is. Schmidt, Edward ·-···------Arlingtou, Xebr. Schnitker, Irene ·········--·-----'finneapolis, ;\finn. Schriefer, Katherine _ _ _ _ _ _ Kenosha, \Vis. Schulz, Godfre)· _____________ )..[iJwaukec, \\'is. Siv:. Erna ___________ \Vatertown, \Vis. Stelljes, Otis ··-····------·····-····),fil\\3Ukee, \Vi~. CL.-\:i:i ot· '22 ( 13) Albrecht, Victor ... :\fanitowoc, \Vis. Albrecht. \\"alter _ _ _ _ _ ___ La Crosse. \\"is. St. Louis, llo. Beisel, ).fargaret Engel, Leona ... Adrian, :\fich. Giegling, Lillie )..[ilw-ankee, \\'is.. Haertel, Gertru<lc ________ Fairmont, Minn Lake Mills, Iowa. Huso, Dena Koch. Gerda Manitowoc. \Vis. 00

Kochler, Florence -····-·······-·················· \\'atertown, \Y1s. Lein, Johanna - - - - - - · ······- ·· Glenham, S. Dak. Sievert, Ada - - - - · · · · -············-··· \\'atertown, \Vis. \1/iechmann, Renata - -- -······--·· Good Thunder, )fmn. \\'ilbrecht, lrma ····-··- - - - Peshtigo, Wis. CL-\SS or '23 (9) Ilacker, Adelbert ............................. L1.kf' \fill~. \Vis. Falk, Anna ····-···-··· ....... ·-······-······-··-Gibbon, \finn. Hafner, Pauline _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Green Bay, \\"is. Huehnerkoch, Esther ······················- ···· Dccca,cd. John, F rierla - - -··- ·······-·····---Nicollet, Minn. Krueger, Arthur - ··············•················-Phoenix, Ariz. Kuehn, Elmer - ···- ··························-····-:,,1i!waukee, \Yis. \iesserli, Yerona -························-·-Kenosha. \\'is. Sonn, Lester -··-····················-•··-···-APPieton, W is. CLASS m· '24 (9) Gicschcn, Gertrude ···-····-········-········''.auwatosa, \\·is. Giziewski, Ethel ········--·--···-······-·······Columbus, Ohio. Harms, Louise - ···- ·······------Baraboo, Wis. Heck, Helen - ····-·····- ·····- ···- ··- ······Lake City, \linn. Xolte, Antoinette _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Milwaukee, \\.is. Oetjen, Viola · ····· - - -- ·- ···- ·····-\\'auwatosa. \Yis. ....... ·-·· ··-·· •.\Vest Tlend, \ Vis. \ Vinter, Anna Yanke, Ruth -·····-··········· -···-··············J..a Crosse. \\ is. Zempel, Lydia - -- - --·-·······p1ymo11th. Xebr. CLAS S or '25 (8) Buenger, Esther _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ :\few Ulm, Minn. Jantz, Ar-..in ................•.. ···-·······•·········Benton Harbor, \fich. \leyer, Laura ...... ... . ......... ···-······· Hinkley, )[inn. Mueller, Frieda ····-·····-·····-········ ...........Janesville, Minn. Oswald, Kurt --···-··· _____ \\' atcrtown, Wis. Stensrud, Sophus ---····-·····-·····-····-:,,rilhank, S. Dak. \\"ilbrecht, Rertha _____ St. Paul, \{inn. Witt, Carl___ _ ____ Xew Ulm, \linn. CT.ASS OF '26 ( 1-1) Backer, F..c!gar - -- - ······-·-··-··Saginaw, Mich. Denninger, George -···-··----Cudahy, \\·i~. Glaeser, Angelica ····-··---···- ··········' filwaukee, \Vis. Hafner, Alma - - - -- ···············Yelm, Wash. Hauch, H erbert -----····-···-···Bemon Harbor. M ich.

Hoffmann, ::\farlin _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Dale, Wis. Lau, Theodore - - - - -- --~•ortonviJlc, \Vis. Meyer, John ......... _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Th.ieni;...-ille, W is. M ueller, Gerhard - · - - - - - -Grafton, Xebr. Price, Leona ·······---------Milbank, S. Dak. Rauschke, Armin - ············· - - - -Mankato, Mim1. Roeder, Emma ·-············---·Stanton, Nebr. Waidelich, Guenther ················-·······-·Milwaukee, ,vis. Zorn, T..oretta ···- ····-·------Cleveland, 0. CLASS OF '2i ( l i) All,recht, Erna -·····-·········..·-··········..···Bylas, Ariz. Bartsch, Erwin ·······-·..-----Johnson, ~inn. Finup, Carl ....... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Deaver Dam, \\'is. Ihlenfeld, Helmuth ........- .....................Kenosha, \Vis. John, Gertrude ........................... ·-···-·· \\'atertown, \Vis. Jordahl, Olina - ·····--···--··-··-...::\fanchester, :Minn. Kiecker, George ·······- - - - -..·-·-·Appleton, Wis. Koester, Arthur ._ _ _ _ _ _ __ Fond du l~"lC, Wis. 1..oeck, Otto ....... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Balaton, ::\[inn. ::\faakern1d, Harriet _ _ _ _ _ _ _Good Thunder, ::\finn. Martin, Hilda ..... _ _ __ ···- ········· F..cho, Minn. Mueller, Carl ....... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Saginaw, l!ich. Paap, Gertha .......- - - - - · ··--·-··Good Thunder, 11.(inn Rossow, Edwin ... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Amboy, ::\[inn. Schulz, Henry ....· - - - - - - - - S t . Paul, ::\Iiml. Siegler, Coi-delia ···-····--·- -···- ····-···Allenton, Wis. Sievei-l, ::\fanha _ __ _____\\'inthrop, ::\!inn. CLASS OF '28 (23) Rartels, Fritz _ _ _ _ _ ___ Big Rapids, Mich. Bartsch, ::\ielinda - - - -- ··---Forest Park, 111. Tiuchholz, Esther - - - - - · · · · ·- ..-::\Iadison, \\'is. Dey, Gertrude - - - -·....- ·····-···.. Xeenah, \\'is. Dnesterhoefr, Juliane - - - -- -Corvuso, Minn. Gieschen, Dorothea _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ::\(ilwaukee, \\'is Grimm, En,;n - - - - - - - - - S t . Paul, ::\{inn. Krame r, Irene _ _ _ _ _.._ _ _..::\forton, 11.finn. Krause, Irma ...................- ............- ....-La Crosse, \\'is. Kuehn, Herbert -·······..········................. Sparta, \\·is. Leitzke, Em.ii _,...........- - - - - - T w o Rivers, \Vis. ::\feyer , Henry _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ::\fohridge, S. Dak ::\foerer, Augusta -----·---··_neceased

Olson, Olive -·-············-···----Deceased. Ottenbaehcr, Arthur -----··-Zeeland, ~. IJ:ik. Pape, \Valdemar ········------ Medford, Wis. Schriefer, William ··- ····-··----Xew Ulm, :I.lino. Schuetze, .Margot ·--· - -- - ···- Lewiston, Minn. Seehusen, Martha ··-······--········--····-l\ew Ulm, :l.iinn. Sievert, Hertha _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Watertown, Wis. Skogen, Inez __________ ).linneapolis, Minn \Vaterman, Florence _ _ _ _ _ Svarta, Wis. \\'ilde, Erwin __________ Lewiston, Minn. CLASS OF '29 (JO) Albrecht, :l.fartin _ _ _ _____.New Ulm, :'.\Iinn. Bender, Molly - ····-······ - - - - ··-Algoma, \Vis. Bergholz, :\fargaret .. _ _ _ _ _ :\lilwaukce, \Vis.. Boese, Bernhardt ··-····-······-··-·-·········Xew London, \\'is.. Boettcher, Irma _ _ _ _ .. ·-····-···Xeenah, Wis. Conradt, Ida ·-···-·····-····--··-····-···Kenosha, Wis. Fuerstenau, Adolph _ _ _ _ _ Kenosha, Wis. Geiger, 11arie -------·········Algoma, \Vis. Hagedorn, Fred ··-····--··----·Calvary, Wis. Jordahl, Jeanette - - - - - · - ··········~lanchester, Minn Kremin, Viola - - - - - - - · · ···-···Vesta, :I.Iino. :Meister, Norma - - - - - --·-·Bay City, Mich. )!eyer, Charles ..... ······----··--I.ake Benton, l\Iinn. )fueller, Adelheid .... ····--·----Forest Park, 111. Oswald, Irma ···-···· ... ··········- -··-···-Fremont, \Vis. Pape, Gerhardt ··-····-·· ·-······-··············Juneau, Wis. l{ahn, Ellen _ _ _ _ _ _ ............. Redwood Falls, Mmn Schuetze, Hildegard -·-----Hanle Creek, 11ich. Schwarz, Dorothy -----·····-··-St. Paul, :\finn. Sie,·ert, Alma ·-·--·-----·-·············-·····-West Allis, Wis. Stegemann, \Villiam ·····················-····- \Valtham, Minn. Steinberg, :l.fartha - - - - ············-Chicago, Ill Stindt, Waldemar ···-·--·-·····-···--·-Bay City, 1[ich. Vergin, Leopold ·······-····-·--···--·-······-).lilwaukee, Wis. Vogel, Leonarda ....................... -·········Burlington, \\'is. Wassmann, Eleanor -·-·--·····- ····- ... )Conroe, )lich. \Vendt, Helene -······-·········-············- .Fairmont, Uinn. \Nemer, Ada ·····-··•-····-······-······-·····-·Cah·ary, \\' is. \\'olunaun, William ................. _.Bay City, Mich. Zeitz, Ernest ............. ·······-~--· Fairmont. Minn.

CLASS OF '30 (24) Albrecht, Armin -··--···-······-············APPlcto11, \\"is. Albrecht, ~lildred ···--····--····--·····-·····~lilwaukee, \Vis. Busse, ~larun --···-···· ................ T"o Ri>-ers, \Vis. Busse, \ \ 'alter ···-······ ........... ····--·····Delroit, :Mich. Bussmann, Hildegard .... ············-·-·-·····llortonville, \\',s. Duesterhoeft, 1\farie -·· ·····················-Goodhue, 11Iinn. Engel, \folly -···-······- ····················-···Saginaw. \fich. Fehlauer, Adolph -•··---·--····-···-·-··--····· 1'filwaukee, \Vi«. Gabrysh, Helen -··--····-··-······--·········· Kenosha, \Vis. Klug, 111argaret ··-···••·- ···········-·····-···-Xapa, Cal. Lcvorson, Valborg - - -------·· ·-···- _. H orlonvillc, \\'is. Loeslin, Emma ·-·- ···-·- -···-·····-·· Xcw U lm, Minn. Louis, Viola -·· ··········-· . --------·------·- Rockford, Ill. \ ! eier, Irma ·-··· ···- .-------·-·- ·-·-···-·Truman. i\lim,. \1eyer, Arnold --·-- -··-· ···--··-· -·-·-·--hlilwaukee, \\'i, ~Iundinger, Gerhard ----··-----··-· ··-··-··· Tucson, Ariz. Xolte, Edwin - - - - · -· · -······-·······).Jew Ulm, \[im, Roehkr, 1\farrin _________ Wayne, 11iich. Rudolph, Adele - - - - - - - · · · · -\ linneapolis, 1\l inn Schimmclpfcnnig, Lacorda -·····-·····-).lankato, ).£inn. Schmidt, Armin ···------··--··· Vernon Center, hlinn. Sprengeler, Arthur _ _ ___ .. St. Paul, 1\[inn. Zarling. Irene ····················-····----- Rhinelancler, \\"is. Zuberbier, T raugott _ _ _ _ __ Fond du Lac, \\'is.

CL.\SS OF '31 (9) Broker, Syh-an .. . ·--· -----·----··---·--Hclcmille, \ \'is. Duin, Geralcl ----····-···--···-·U· S. Acmy Hellmann, Edmuncl - - - - ·········· hlilwaukee, \Vis. Huber, \ Valter ···-····-····--···--·-······· Tron Ridge, \Vis. Klatt, Harnld ·········- ·- - - - - · · S!ec;>y E.yc. \fom Kutz, Harold ···-······-···---···-···· ............. Fairmont, \[inn_ O;;wald, Hertha ··-········-··--···-···--········· Detroit, 11iclt Redeker, Frank ···········-····-····- ·--···----Tomah, \Vis. Steinberg. \\"alter ________.________ \fankato, 111inn.

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Arndt, Emanuel ·-·· . .. Becker, Gerold -······ Behmer, Raymond ··--··-·· Bode, Edith -----------·-·····

Fabje, 1fathil<la ................................... Fon<l du Lac, Wis Genz, \Vilma -··························· .... _Xeills,·ille, \\'is. Gruenhagen, Henry ... ······-···'Vest Tien<l, \\·1s. Harnisch, Marguerite ........•....................Tomah, \\'is. Hormamt, Frederick ...............·-······..... La Ccosse, \\'is. Huhn, Armin ···-·················· ....·-··· .. Milwaukee, Wis. Humann, Ervin ··-·.···-··-···----Stcn:nbvillc. 11ich. Koepsell, Gerhar<l ___.......................\V. Wrightstown, Wis Lehmann, Victor ·····-·····........................ X eillsville. \ \·is. 1fanthey, Frederic ························-······ .1fanitowoc, \\'is. l\fchlberg, Clara ··••················-······•··••···Jamestown, No. D-.i.k Raabe, Lester .................·-···················-Barahoo, \\'is. Redeker, Frances ................·-·············-Xe" 'Clm, 11i1m. Schauer, Roland ................................_ \Vatertown, \Vis. Sievert, Erich ........................................... Kew l"lm. 1Iinn. Sievert, Richard .... .. . .. Fon .\tkinson. \\'is. Timm, Gilbert ..... . ......... I Jeccasc<l. Zahn, Meilahn -··· ....... Menasha. Wis. CLASS OF

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Bartels, \Villiarn ______ ~Iilwaukee, \\·is. Beck, Fred _...................- ................- - Foley, ~(inn. Iloock, Gertrude ...... - - - - - ... Burlington, Wis. Ilremer, John ···························-·····..····· Adell. \\·is. Dahms, Ardella - ··-------··Nicollet, ~linn. Deibert, Edna ···-····-··---········-~lilwaukee, Wis. Hafenstein, Vera - -------~lerrimac, \\ is. Kessler, Orlando ··········-···----:\'icolle:. 111inn. Lahmann, f.leanor -···-········---La Crosse, \\'is. Lober, Arnold _ _________ Columbus, \\'is. )Jeier, Arthur .............._ _ _ _ _ _ \\"hiteriH~r, Ariz. Paap, Hildegard .........·-··-····-·····.. l\"ew London; \\·is Schuetze, Victoria .........-·····-·····--La Crosse, \\' is. Schumacher, Adelia -··-····----Xew t·1m, ).[inn. Sorgatz, Edwin -······..························-··St. Paul, 11inn. Sorgatz, \\lahher ..............·-····-·····..···13ylas, Ariz. Steinberg, Edna - ..···-···············......-Fairchild, \\.is. Wacker, Carl - - - - -··········..···········1'.enosh.1. \\·i•. \Viechmann, Edgar --···-··- _ _ Rock.field, \Vis. Wilbrecht, Adolf ···········-·····-····-· .... _Wausau, \\'is.

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Arras, \Villiam _________ Monroe, Mich. Baumann, Louise -···-·······················-····Gibbon, Minn. Behrens, Elmer _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ \Veyauwega. \Vi;;._ Berndt, Norbert - - - - - - - - B a y City, Mich. Rode, Esther - - - - -----Fanoault, .\linn. Broker, Floyd ------·-···\Vinona, .Minn. Glende, Arthur - · - -···-----Arlington. .\linn. Heimann, Esther ··············-············--··Kenosha. \Vis. Jacobs, Roland --·····················---Clneland, Ohio Kopitzke, Eldor -·-------Brillion, \Vis. Lorenz, Ruth --···········-·····-·····-······--Arlington. t.linn. Oswald, Clara - · ············-······-·····-· X eenah. \ \"is. Tawas City, Mich. Robiscll, Elizabeth ···-····-- Roekle, \Valdemar ..... ·······----Tawas City, Mich. Schulz, Rudolph --··-···········-······-··-Fox Lake, \Vis. Stellick, Christina - - - -·-······-- Tomah, Wis. Vogel, Gertrude ·-···· ·········----Ruriington, \\"i,. CUSS OF '35 ( \()) Clements, Ida _ _ _ _ _____ Neenah, \Vis. Diersen, Harry ···-·······-·- _ _ __ Root Creek. Wis. Duehlmeier, Raymond -······--··········-Xicollet, .\fom. Fehlauer, Herman ·····-··-·······---Ixonia, \Vis. Gilbert, Gerhard ··-·····--···-···-·-·-·· .\iilwaukee, Wis. Hasse, Henry -------···-······-- Fairmont, Minn. Lawrenz, Vera _________ Lomira, \Vis.

K antke, A<la ··········-······--····-···-···· \Vest Bend, Wis. Prosck, Elsie-----· ····-····--·Bangor, Wis. Rad!, Clarence -············-···----\\'ood L"\ke. .\!inn. Rauschke, Martin ···········-···-----Milwaukee, Wis. Riess, Raymond -··-···-···-······--····--·Deceased. Sauer, Doris - - - · · ······ -·······-··-·--'lilwaukee, \Vis. Schnitker, Ruth - - - --············-·Xew l,lm, .\!inn. Teske, Linda •····--·-·-··············-·····-··Tomah, \\ is. \ Veyland, Helen ---··-···-Neenah, Wis. <:LASS o~· 'J6 (1()) Berg, Elizabeth -·····-·················· ........... Appleton, Wis. 13rockelman, Alben ··- ····················--· Y akim:i, \,.ash. .\feyer, Frances ·-· ····-···············-·Xcw London, \Vis. .\folcknhauer, Beata .. ············-·····--'lilwa11kee, \\'is.

·olte, \Valdemar ··-····-···········-···-Burlinglon. \Vi,. Nommensen, Adele ··········--·--···Freeport, Ill. Pretzer, Erwin ........... ·--·····-············Jackson, Mich. Seehusen. Ruth -··· ..... ··-·············--· \Vis. Rapids. \Vis. Stindt. Oliva ·-····· ·····-···················-·····X ew l ' lm, :.\[inn. Strege, Agnes ··--····-····-···-······· -····-Austin, :Minn. Uhlig, Ruth -······-·····-·····-··-···· ··-······-RhinelanJer, Wis. \Vantoch, Julius ------········-nenton Harbor, ).iich. \Vegner, Margaret -··-···----So. :.\filwaukee, \\'is. Weyland, Rudolph ·-·····················-·-Floodwood, :\.[inn. \Vittc, Florence ···········-····-···---··Xeenah, \\"is. Wollenburg, Ora -···----···-··· llangor, \\'is. CL -\SS 01'

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Bradtke, ::'Hilton . ·-····················-·····-··Columbus, \\'i~. Coppens, A rnol<l -··············-·-··-··-·· Milwaukee, \\·i~. Gunn, Catherine ·················-···-············· ).lilwaukee, \Vis. Holzhueter, Ruby ····-··················· ........ :.\fadi<:.0n, \\.i3. Kelm, Yeleda - - - - - · · · - - · · · · - St. Paul, :.\Jinn. Koehler, :.\[argaret --·····-····-···-··-·i\1ilwaukee, \Vis. Kuehn, Ema ····-···········- · · -··--··-·Sacrnmenlo, Calif. Limper!, Gertrude .. ···········-····- -·········La Crosse, \Vis. ).fueller, Helen Jane ························-Chicago. 111. Paape, .Esther -·····-··· ········-·-··-··- Fort Atkinson, \\'is. Priesz, Cecilia ·······-············-··-······-···).lilwaukee, Wis. Raddatz, Florence - ···-····----··.Monroe, :.\fich. Richter, Olga -······- - - - - · ········'"ergas. ~iimL RolloIT, Gerhard - ·····-··························Appleton. Wis. Stoekli, Winfric<l ····-··············-······--N"eenah, Wis. Taras, Eva ·-··············-·············--······· \Vatertown, \Vis. Timm, .i\gnes -·············- · · - - - --Willow Lake, S. D. Trapp, Lillian -·-········------ '\·aukesha, \Vi,,. Cl.ASS Of

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Albrecht, Estella ····-············---- :.\finneapolis, ).lion Behrens, Xorwalrl ···············•- ···-···--·Paullina, Iowa lleutler, Elizabeth ·-················-··········-·J..a Cro,.si>, \\.is. Engelhardt, Henry ·-···························· Sheboygan, Wis. Geil, David ·--·-·_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _West Allis, Wis. Hinnenthal, Marie ···············- ··- ··-·-Xew 1;lm, ).[inn. Hoefer, Roland ·--···--···---··········Keoosha, \Vi<;,. Mittcbteadt, Karl ···- ···-················ Deceased.

~olte, Robert ............................ . .lleaver Dam, \\"is. Pagenkopf, Myrtle ...................... ··-··-Oriska, No. Dak. Plagge, Dorothy -················-···-···--·-Xew l:1111, ).Iim,. Schni1ker, Hei11e ················-··--·-····-Princeton, \\·is. Swantz, Ralph ···-···-··- - - -- ' .a Crosse, Wis. \\'alther, Gertrude ······························-·Saginaw, 11ich. 0.ASS OF '39 ()8) Berg, Florence ···-·····-·-----\\'i,consinRapids, \\ is. Birkholz, Xaomi -········--·····-········-Sheboygan, \\'is. Ilode, Marie .................... ·········-······-Bay City, ~fich. 8001>, Rf'uben ............ . .................... Deceased Boelter, Geraldine .........................___Tomah. \\"is. Froehlke, Dorothy ···-···-······..···········-Falls 01urch, Va. Fuerstenau, Paul .......·-······-·-··-·········· Hazel, S. Oak. Gehlhar, Ruth ···--············..···-·---·Xorfolk, Nebr. Koeninger, Rutl1 -····-•········ .........__ ~filwauk'!e. \\·i,. Krenz, Henry ···············-··----·····Sorfolk, Nebr. Lux, Ervin ···············------ .Athens, \\'is. ~reyer, Robert ·--·····-----······Ilay City. ~1ich. ~foldenbauer, Adair •··-······..········· ....- ...Crete, 111. Oehlke, Florence -·····-·····----Xewport, 1linn. S:i.uer, Xaomi --·····------Sleepy Eye, 11inn. Temple. ~farion -·············----APpleton, Wis. Thurow, T.enore ----·········..............Jefferson. \Vis. \\'ehausen, Edgar - · · - - - - - - F o r t Atkinson, Wis. CLASS OF '-t{) (2/l) Bode. Roland ---·-·--········-···--··-Grecn Bay, \\'is. Fischer, Gilbert ··-··-········ ·-··· ·······-0:.hkosh, \\'is. Gruendemann, Esther ----····_r;,ccn Bay, \Vis. IIotlen, Curtis ....... _ _ _ _ _ _ _)blison. \\.i!<. Ingebritson, Julius ............................--Tacoma, \Vash. Kowalke, Grace ···········-····-·············.....Janesvillc, \\'i, [,a\\Tenz, Irmgard ···········-··············.......\"alentine. Xcbr. Lutz, Gertrude ----·----Oshkosh, \Vis. Meyer, Ruth ---····························La Crosse. \\'is. Mueller, Raymond ..................1lilwaukee. \\"is. Xcsseth, Valborg ·---····-·-···· ...............Beaver Dam, \'v'is ................St. Paul, ).finn. Nitz, Richard _ _ _ Reierson, Jeanette - · - · - - - - -.....-Traer, )(inn. Scharlcmann, Fer<l...................- .........-Lake City, ).finn.

Schmelzer, Gerhard ---·······-·--Sebewaing, ~heh. Schultz, \\ 1lma ---·------Truman, ~{inn. Steinberg, Hazel ----······-·······Truman, 1Hnn. Tradup, Norman ···--·····--···· ···--U. S. Army \'angen, Lois _______ _ _ _Bay City, :llich. Walther, Doris _ _ _ ____ _Xccnah, \\'is. CL.\SS OF '41

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Hade, Arthur _ _ __ __ _ _ _ F'au Claire. \\'is. ri<;('.her, Isabelle _ _ _ _ _ _Ta\\a~ City. ).lich Fredrich, Lois _ - -- - - --Fond du Lac, \\1s Heckmann, George . - - - - - I l a r r c ).lilb. \\·;s. Hintz, Bernice _ _ _ _ - ---So. 11ilwaukee, \\'is. Klinker, Loui<c _ __ ______ :llarincttc, \Vis. Kuether, William - · --- - - Tige11011, \\ 1s. Leim.,,-an<lcr, Bernice _ _ _ _ _ _ Xe,\ London, Wi~ Mathweg, Harley _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ).finneapoh•. \finn. :\fattck, F1o.>d __ - - - - -- ··.ewb·1rg, \\·i~. :\fueller, Wilbert __ __ _ _ _ _ Ta\\as City. :\fich. Muenkcl, Ralph ···········-······-·····-······-··La Cro,,e, \\'is. Priesz, Ruth _____________Milwaukee, \\'i<. Puttin, Lorraine _ __ _ ___ Jeffercon \\'is. Rider, Caroline _ __ _ _ _ _ _\\'iscon,in Rapid-, \\'i,, Rolloff, Earl ···-····--······-······-··-. ... Reedsville. \\'i'I. Schroeder, :\forton · - · · · - - -__ ).fadison, Wis. Schumann, Dolorc,, _ _ ___ .. Flint, 11ich. Toepel, Dorothea -·---·-····---·--· .... Dcrca-l.J. \\"iechmann, E r hardt ·····--- ............._.Hilbut, \\'is. Zimmermann, Ethel ·····- ····-· __ ._Owo,-,-u, ).lid,. CL\»!' OF '-ll ( l>--) Burow, Harold-··-··-·· ---·~e<l. Busse, Cliffonl ···········-··-··-········· .....Waseca, ).iinn. Oommer, Ruth ____ 1fih,aukee. \\ i, Falk, A,lelia _ _ __ _ _ _ Fond du Lac-, \\'i:.. C.erlach, Vernon _ __ _ _ _____ Red \\ ing. ~Imn. Gieseke, :llfary Ann ..................... _ ..._St. Peter. )!inn Heller, Le,,tcr - - - · - -----~adi-011. ).linn Kcmpfcrt, On ille __ _Hu~tbford, \\·i, Krause, Gilbert - - - · - - -- - ___ Yackr. \\'ash. ~olting, Paul _____ .. Buffalo, ).finn. Sauer, 01a1 lotte -· ____ ~1. Paul. 1fom.

S<"hweppe, Betty -·--------···-Red Wing. ~[inn. Stern, Eunice ..... _Onalaska, \Vis. Stoekli, Gertrude .. Toronto; Ont., Canada Struss. Rulh :'l:e" lilm. llinn. Ulrich, Loraine -·········· Centuria, \\'is. Vater, \\'alter ·-·-····--···· Milwaukee, \Vis. Ziesemer, Charlotte Kenosha, \\'is. CLA<;S OF

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Konelch)-. .\lice -······-·------La Crosse, \\"is. Kutz, Anita -·························--····-·········~1anitowoc, \\'is. Leitzke, ).fanin ················-----Frcmom. \\·;.__ LindlolT, Gladys ·······_-··------Coodhuc. ~Iinn. Poetter, Richard ···-·------Springfield, Ill. Reier. Corinth.a ________________ Abbobford, Wi~. Stechmann, \'iolet ------------------~ew l,;lm, 11i,m. Sweeney, Helen --····-······---······-),fim1capoli,. ~linn. \\'alz, Ervin _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .. Adrian. :\lich. Cl.ASS OF

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Engelhardt, Rurh -------~Iilwaukee, Wis. Gieseke, Carol _________ Xigeria. Africa Grunzc, Richard _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ \\'inona. 11inn. Hilger, Myron _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _X . Fond du Lac, \\',~ Huebner, Ione -----···-·-··---·-·-K.imberl), Wis. Kehl, Leslie -··-·--------).fenomonie, \\'is. Puttin, ~largaret ________ (olumbus, \\'is. Qu;111dt, Lillian -···--------·~fenasha, \Vis. Smirh, Ruth -·-·······-···········-·-···-·Keenah, Wis. CLASS 01'

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Bode, Eunice - -···-·· --··---------Kasora. ~!inn. Bruesehoff, Albert --------Llgin, :\finn. Rnms, :\Iyra - - - - - - - - - L a k e City, ;\linn. Gross, Helen -·-·--- _________ Bangor, \\'is. Gmzke, Gerald _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _l:\ew Ulm, )finn. Hagema1U1, Eunice ···-··--·····--········-Neenah, \\.is. Hoffmann, H oward -------Oshkosh, \\ is. Joharmes, Elisabeth _ _ _ _ _ _ Faith, S. Dak. Kionka, E-0,,ard __________ f ~'lke Cirr. ~linn. Schierenbeck, Robert _____ Sr. James, .Minn. Treuien, Lois ········--------·-·-----·-·-Ilay City. ~rich.

Wegner, Lois ............................................ Mound City, S. Dak. Wilch, Ruth .............................................. Saginaw, Mich. Zimdars, Elvira ........................................ Crete, Ill. Zimmermann, Donald ............................ Sebewaing, Mich. CLASS OF

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Bathke, Caroline ...................................... Manitowoc, Wis. Bogenschneider, Elaine .......................... S. Milwaukee, Wis. Bonitz, Walter ......................................... St. Paul. Minn. Goehring, Marcia .................................... Sanborn, Minn. Meyer, Marie ......................,..................... Thiensville, Wis. Moldenhauer, Robert .............................. Sparta, Wis. Mundstock, Bernice ............................... Plymouth, Mich. Petermann, Kurt ...................................... Stanton, Nebr. Sauer, Eunice ............................................ Milwaukee, Wis. CLASS OF '47 ( 19) Albrecht, Quentin .................................... Snoqualm:e, Wash. Bauer, Gerhard ........................................ Goodhue, Minn. Clasen, Winfried ......................................Brownton, Minn. Dorow, Evelyn ........................................ New London, Wis. Felch, Glenn .............................................. E. Ann Arbor, Mich. Gerlach, Lorna ..........................................] amestown, N. Dak. Goede, Harold .......................................... Kewaunee, Wis. Greve, Lola .............................................. Aurora, S. Dak. Hatzung, Wilbur ...................................... Rhinelander, Wis. Huth, Vera .............................................. So. Milwaukee, Wis. Kolander, Robert .................................... West Allis, Wis. McFarland, Harry .................................. Watertown, Wis. Maltz, Marjorie ........................................Hortonville, Wis. Mueller, Gerhard ....................................Plymouth, Mich. Pape, Louise .............................................. Green Bay, Wis. Poehler, Esther ........................................ Loretto, Minn. Rademan, Elaine ...................................... Wrightstown, Wis. \,Vesterhaus, Jeannette ............................Gibbon, Minn. Wolleriweber, Hilda ................................Plymouth, Mich. Z'erzow, Elsie ............................................Appleton, Wis. CLASS OF

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Albrecht, Chrysta .................................... Belle Plaine, Minn. Albrecht, Lois ..........................................Fairfax, Minn. Baker, Erdeen ..........................................Wauwatosa, Wis.

Bcu<,man. Denni, ······------ \'an Dyke, .\[id,. Degrn>r. Be,·erl) - · · - · · - - - - - _Benton Harbor. ~fich. Hohman. Ruth ··-·····-···--•··-····· .Yalentine, :-.:ebr. Hook-'trad, Eleanor ·······-···················-·).fankato, .\lim,. Kue:,tcr, Janice _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Hadar, Nebr. Lau;:cacker, Lucille _ ____I.a Crosse, \\ is. ·-····-.\[ilw-aukee, \\'is. Lan~c. .\fary Loui•e -··-·· Luehring. \\'ill,crt ····-···· ·····-······-"awkawlin, .\licb ::'\filler. J um: ·······---- - - ---Rylas. Ariz. Xohing. Albert _ _ _ _ - ·····-K•mberl), \\'i,-. Otter5tatter, Ruth -··-···········-·· Oconomo"oc. \\'i:s. Schmidt, \\'a)IIO: ····--·················-·······Kew Um, .\(inn. Sievert, \\alter - - - - - · · - - - ).fanitowoc, \\·is. Str~c. lone _ ________Golden, Lolo. \\'clke, Xnrrnan ···---·····----Ban~or. \\ i< \\'cmlland, Eileen ······················-·····-···Husti;;ford, \\ is. \\.icchmann \\a)-ne - ---·Jenera, 01110 Wolf, Robert - - --. _ _ _.\\.hiteriver, Ariz.

Total 635

GRADUATES OF HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT June 11. 19-IB Barge, Xorman ____________________.Jasper, \linn_ Heckendorf. \\'ilbur ···-···-· - - - - - Xew l'lm, ?\fim1Rittorf, Reinhard ···-·--···--·-····-·············.. Heat r ice, X ehr_ Bode. Bernice ····-----··--·--·-·--·-··-·-·--·····--····Courtland, \finn_ Bode, Elizalx:th ······------··-·--··-...- ...- ...Courtland, \finn_ Brinkmann. KarlL·cn - - ----·····-·-(:ha.,ehurg, \\'is. Dcnninller. John ........................- ..-··-···--· t_ Paul. \linn. Denni:,-011. Carol ...........-......-.......-·----·--' ·inory, \\·i~. Fairchild. \larceline _ __ ........\fayer. \!inn. Gamm. \largaret ...·-·-····..- ··-..·-···· \farshall, \!inn. Garbrecht, Patsy -----·-·-·----··------Crivit~ \\.i:<. Gieschen, Lois ....- - - - - - · · ·_____ \faribl'l, \\'is_ Haar. Lillian _ _ _ _ __ ....-.Loreno, \!inn. H arms, Gusta\' ······-·..···---···-----····----·-·-----Sr_ James. \!inn. Hellmam,. Be,·erly .... _______ Xew t·lm, \linn. Horst. June _ _ _ __ ._...\fission, S. Dak. J anzo\\ . John ·····--····· ....-....._ ..._._ _..____Lcwiston. \.!inn. Jam. Lyla ,_, _ _ _ _ _ _____,Gibbon, Minn. John~on. Eunice ....... _ _ _____ Belle Plaine, ::lfinn Kapanke, \larie ····-······..--......-... _......_.... T.a Crosse, \Yi~. Korthals. Korma -···-......... _ _ _Chaseburg;, \\'is. Krueger. Xel\'in ...............................- ....K ew 1..:lm, \finn. Lau. Jean _______...............L1. Crosse. \\'is. Leannan. Carol ......................·--···..··········Xew London, \\.is. Lehrke, Caroline ......._ _ _ _ _ _ Gibbon, \finn. Leininger, Lois ..........................._ _......Ken~al, X. Dak. 1.evor;:on, Lawrence ----··-····--L.1.ke \fill,, '°"~\ \fanen:<, Loi,; ..........·-···-·····-··.............Darwin. \finn. \farxhausen. Kaomi ..............................Courtland. \linn. \feyer, Arleen ................·-·-··--···---·· _ ...._Counland, \linn. \( ueller, Dorothy ······-·····- · · - - -- " inona., \(inn. Ohland, Joan ..........______ ···-··Gibbon, \finn_ Ohlmann, Roland ........ _ _ _ _ _ \ alentine, Xebr. P ape. Ronald ...........----··-----·-··-----···· ... \[edford. \\'is. P oehler, \larion •·•-..···-·..···.....................l\ew Um, \[inn.

Raddatz, Lorraine ············-·······-··· ......_Clements, ).[inn. Sauer, Rhoda ·····-······-·····-·············-······ X ew l lm. 11inn. Schroeder, Elaine ·····-·············-······-·····Xicollct, ).[inn. Schue1zt', l.t'nore . ·················-·······-·----:-;icw {;Im. ).[inn. . chulrz, Raymond . ·····•············-······-·····'.\cw Clm. ).!inn. Seekel, T..ois ···············-····-···-·-····-····· \\.aba:,ha. ).(inn. Seidt -Crsel - - - - - - · - · · ··-·····Fairfax. ).(inn. Seifert, Trwin ............................................ \iinneapolis. ).finn. Spaude, Cyril ·················----····-·~ewport, ).[inn. Toop, 1farjorie · · · - - - -··················IIancock, ).linn. Yoigt. Gerhardt ·····················-·····-····· Hutchinson. ).!inn. \\'atchkc. 1\farilyn ·····-······-····-···· ....... :,;'ew Clm. ).linn. Wendland. Dolores ··-····-·----···-Ilonduel. \\'is. \\'cmer, Ruth .......................................... Rem·ille. \finn. \Viechman. Glenn ····························-·····Roche.ster, ).Jinn. \ \'ierner. Shi rlcy -··········--·······-············· \ \ ·;nona, \ I inn. Yackel, :\fauricc ···············-····-·····-····Redwood Falls. llmn. Zimmermann, Roland ····-······-·•··-••··Fairfa.'I:, ).finn.-5.t