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Dr. Martin Luther College High School and College

Catalog for 1949 -1950

Announcements for 1950-1951

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 educaÂ tion on this Basis.

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CALENDAR FOR THE YEAR 1950-1951 1950

September 12, Tuesda),

Openiui; ~cr\"ii:e and Rcgi5trauon, 8: 30 a. m . Hegim1ing of Recitation!>,

lO a. m. No\"embcr 23, Thursda},

Thank,givin~ Day.

December 19, Tuesday,

Chri~tma, Re<"ess Hegins after Chris1ma~ Concert. Christmas Concert, 8 p. m.

1951 Jan1.L.1.ry

4, Thursday,

Rcciranons l{e;umed after Christmas Recess, 8 a. m.

}nnuary

24 tu 26,

~eme,ter EAaminations.

January

V. Saturday,

Close oi Semester.

January

29, 1fonday,

Second S\.mester Tiegin<.

"\farch

15, Thursday,

Eastf'r Rf'ce-s~ Hegins after Spring Concert. Spring Concert, 8 p. m.

V. Tue~day,

Recitatious Re~um\.-d after F~1.ster Recess. 8 a. rn.

::iiay

Holiday.

30. Wednesday, )lemorial Day.

June

5 to 7,

June

7, Thursday,

Semester Examinations. Commencement Conccrl

8: IS p. ru.

Junc

8. Friday,

Commeucemcnt Exercise~, 10 a. m. 1

BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF DR. MARTIN LUTHER COLLEGE Chairman -···-······-·--····Fairfo'<, :\firm. ric,·-Chnrr111a11 \la. F H R..r£J.AfT _ _ _ _ _ _ Xcw Ulm. ~linn

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EX-OFFICIO l~n· loo:-. BR1-::11NE.1L.......... _ _ _ _ ?,filwaukec, Wis. Pr""' ent or the E,·. Luth • .Joint Synod of Wbc-onsin and Other Rtates

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HOARD OF VISITORS RD F. BlRKHOLz. •.. Redwood F:ills, )[inn. Rn. G F. Z1M.M.F.R~l4'-X -···-··········Fairfax, )(inn ~ht ARJ.11-. R.-.t:5CH!!i.E...... ...~1auk:ito, :\{inn. EXECUTIVE BOARD

THE FACULTY L SCH\\ EPrE,

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COMMITrEES 01<, THE FACULTY CREDITS Y. F \ 0£.CKS H. R. KLATT H. R. P.>J..\IR\CB 0. LEVORSOX

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OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION l"

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Dean of \\'omen \hss IDA INGEIIKITSF:x \h, L i-.LnJKAK \T \h~ K Bt....CH XF'll

Sui•crintencll'nt of Buildini;:~ \JOOLr GL,t:,El!AX'\'

GENERAL INFORMATION Dr. ~Iartin Luther College was founded in the year l!l84. by the German Evangelical Lutheran Synod oi :Minnesota, mainly ,,;th a view to supply minH ist ory istcrs of the Gospel for the mission fields of that church body. Besides the theological, the institution provided for a normal, a classical, and an academic training.

In the year 1893, the Minnesota Synod combined with the Synods of \Visconsin and Michigan to form a Joint Synod. Dr. Martin Luther College was then changed into a Lutheran normal school ,,;th a two-years' course and with a three-years' preparatory departmenL - A commercial course, which originally had also been offered, was discontinued in 1901 by resolution of the Joint Synod. In its stead, a four-yPar da<-,iral course was introduced in 1903. lly action of the synod at its se,sion in 1919, the preparato1, department "~ enlarged into a high school, offering an ancient classical and a normal preparator} course. To this a two-year 11<>rma/ course was at first added, but by resolution uf the Joint Synod i11 1927 this cunrse ...-as exlt:uded lo t/rree )'ears. In 1941 the Joi11I S:prod resoh·rd lo 11wk,• it a four year 11or111al co:1rse. The fresh111a11 dass e,i/er:11g i11 September, 1930....:ill begin ·with this fo11r-)·car co11ru. Bs " r1?suillliu11 uf /he Sy11od, tire inslr11ctio11 in tire i11stit11tio1' is also to young ladies. • The college grounds are located in the southwestern rart oi Xew Ulm, on a beautiiul wooded range of hills. forming a fine natural park The city may be Location reached by the Chicago & Xorthwestern Rail ,,-ay (\\"i11ona-TrdL"Y di,·i~ion), by thr Greyhound Dus Linc, Sc. Louis Railway (\\'inthrop-Storm Lake division), and and hy Highways. 11 and 15.

Anmx1sTRAnox R1rnJJ1xr.. This building, 124 by 208, crertecl in 1928, - modem, fire-proof, and adequate in e\"ery respect - contains the clas.,rooms, the Buildings library, the chemistry and the physics laboratories. a spacious gymnasium, an auditorium which, when o.:ombincd with the gymnasium, has a seating capacity of 1,000, the pres.ident's office, and a reception room. St.R\1l:E BurLDING. This building is so arranged that tbt: bast:mt:nt is used entirely for storage, with the excef)tion oi the space necessary for a laundry for college linen Tbe first floor offers the kitchen am! the <lining rooms, and 1he second and Lht: third floor~ arc uSt:d as li\"ing quarter~ for the steward and his family and for the maids. In addition. this building contains hospital rooms ,, ith all thi- neri-,sary facilities.

lioYs' DoR~lltoRY. This dormitory, a four-story fireproof building, modem in every respect, can accommodate about 150 pupils. The li,ii1g rooms and slet:ping" room~ are supplied with electric light and steam heal. 1n each story oi the building are wash rooms with complete toilet arrangements. Gm1.s' DoR,utoRil'S. lly action of the Joint Synod of \Vis.consin and Other States, the former director's residence wa, comÂˇerted into a girls' dormitory. This spacioU', fifteen-room hou~e affords dormitory facilities for thirty girls.

ln the summer of 1945 \Vest Hall "\\"as erected to accommodate tlurty-six more girls. The new girls' dormitory, Centennial Hall, is now Wlder cr,n;trurtion and will be completed by September, 1950. llus1c IIALL This building is used fur practice pu.-po,es. lt contains practice rooms for organs and for pianos, 3Jso one classroom. LIBR.\R\". The librar) is situated on the first floor oi the new administratiou building. It has ample stack room and reading room, with a book store adjoining it. At

of II,@ ,·olumes. but space has !wen pte5-l"nt ·I 1 co1i.;,s1< ' rovi<led for 20,000. 1

GY'-' ~ ,snrn. This is located in the new administration Di"mcnsion, . ..· 68 to 76. ).fodem shower and locker rooms for hoth boys and girls have Equipment been arranged m the ba,;cmcnt. Another a, rl a ,maller gymnasium is situated in the boys' donnirory. Here we offer ampll' space and facilities for healthiul bodil) i.-xercise. bUI·1d·,ng.

This library <"Ontains 900 volume:, Church Mu~ic, ,·ocal and instrumental training.

LIDRARY oF ).fus1c. 1

L.UIOK.\roRIES. The science lecture room is equipped ior the neces;,.,r) demon,trations in the variom, subjects. The students· labor:itory contain., 70 individual chemistry de-k- and phy,ic, tahlf',, al.m the most modem apparatus ;.n:I equipment.

T11~1:-.t!>.<.. ScttOUL- The local St. Paul's Lutheran Congre~tion permits our training <lepartmcnt to use its graded i,aroch1al ,chool Thus, in connection with our normal dq>artmem. we h;ne a regular training school consisting of ,cholar, from thi.- second. third, fourth, and fifth grades. Hf-Te each mcmlwr of the graduating class of the College Department inst mets about three "eeks under the super' is ion of a critic teacher. These students also conduct a bezinncr,· class. c.~:lll't:S. The college groun<l, comprise twenty-four ~cres, a pa, t of which, being naturally wooded, is reserved ior park purpo,cs. :mother for baseball tennis and foot-

ball.

\ arious beque~t~ ha,·e been ma<le to Dr. :Martin Luther ( olle~e Oi the,e the iollo"ing have been combined into Funds on~ Rroup; Jolm Horrisberger, $1,000; Anna . ReHn. $-lOO; X. X ., per Re,·. A. Ackermann $100; 1 u,_-c \\'cllen<lort, $28.'!.73; Carl Tolzmann ~•- E,-a \ml•r _ S? 'JsS,'t· I{ B . · ' 11rme1ster, $100; John Schwart7. ' • ,.,.3,· Thi~ amounts to $11,442.98. The Fund.· C . ,._ . ' omnuttct> of the Joint Synod also has c,... rge ot the f II · t-.o owmg •~uesls, al<:o designated for the

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benefit of Dr. Martin Luther College: Robert Schmidt, $1,000; John Boock, Sr., $100; Emma Oppenheimer, $500; Lisette Heid, $911.08. Total: $2,511. Various bequests have bten made from which the inter e�,t accrues to the library: Rev. A. Ackermann, $1,000; Minnesota District of the National Lutheran Educational Association, $2,800; Lutheran Teachers' Choir, Milwaukee, Wis., $50; Ladies' Aid, Arlington, Minn., $35; Delano, Minn., Catechism Jubilee, $100; J. J. Hadler, Goodhue, Minn., $4,000; H. J. Heilmann, Minneapolis, Minn., $500; Henry Lehmann, Sr., Juneau, Wis., $200; Memorial Funds: Mrs. F. H. Retzlaff, New Ulm, Minn., $55; Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Uhlhorn, St. James, Minn., $38; Prof. M. J. Wagner, l\'ew Ulm, Minn., from pastors and teachers near Norfolk, Nebraska, $12; from students of D. M. L. C. (1930-1931), $71; Mrs. A. Lueck (nee Helen Limpert), $11.50; Mrs. Cornelia Schapekahm, $15; Harold Seehusen, $26; Prof. E. R. Bliefernicht, $300. This amounts to $9,213.50. This sum is also administered by the Funds Committee of the Joint Synod.

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COLLEGE COURSE. The Ev. Luth. Joint Synod of Wis consin and Other States has made this institution a teachseminary and has thereby estab . . . . . . ob.Ject an d A.1m ers' 11shed as its ch1ef aim t he trammg of able teachers for Lutheran parochial schools. Accordingly a course of study as outlined on Page 24f. has been arranged and carried out. * CLASSICAL COURSE. In order to meet the particular requirements of the congregations in Minnesota and of those farther to the west, a college preparatory course is offered to young men who wish to prepare for the holy m1mstry. This gives them an opportunity to spend their first student years nearer to their home. * GENERAL EnucATION. Although our school is not accredited, it offers to young people an excellent oppor tunity for perfecting their high school education. 'vVe claim a positive superiority for our school because all government and instruction are of a distinctly Christian character. * See Page 38.

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D1v1N1TY STUDE:STS. All students enrolled in the_~ccourses, \\Ith the desire 10 prepare for sen·i<e in 1he Church. a re considered as <li,·inil} students. •-\:-.:-.ou.:-.C£}1E:-;T. X.-...1 s/1tdt'11/s s/rv11/d b,· ,r111w1111c,·d os ear/1• as possible, so that all 11ecessar) anan,;e:nents !<' the ne,, school year may be Entrance Requirements made Announcement~. wr//1 full details as to the stude11/s' pre.:io11s studies, tu,,,et/ier ....,,ti, a lra,rscriJ,I of credits already acquired i11 some oilier i11slil11tion, a re to be made to [he president. to whom also new student~, upon their arri,·al, shoul<I pre~cnt thcmsclve~. All ll1is is 11ecessar.\' before scholars are defi11i 1r 1y cwoll<'ff Tt:sn.\lo:-11ALS. Lpon entering the in:,titutio;1. a stu<lem will be expected to submit to the president satisfactor) testimony of his good moral clra, acter and a ee, aficate cf good health. The !alter ma) be obtained from the family physician. Students from other institutions mu~• furnish proof of their honorable dismi~!'-,1.

A1n11ss1cN. All graduates of the eighth grade arc eligible for entrance into our high-school dt-partme-nt.

Students ha,·mJ! bt:1.:n grn<luatt:<l from the public high schools may have to enter our twelfth gr.ide unlesi. the) can iurnish a sufficient number of acceptable credits. .\/ale st11de11ts desi-riug to mtrr our Collrge rJetar/111.-ut slro11Jd be able to play at least lhird-grade piano m1tsir. REGISTRATIOX. All new Stll(frnts for thf' nr_xt school year will present them~eh-e~ to :he Commu:cf' 0:1 Creel,·, on Tuesday, September ll, 1950, immediately aiter the opening sernce at 8 : 30 a. m. They will then be a,signed to the-ir re~pective cla!'--<',.

\V01to OF Goo. As the institution io, under 1he control ~£. and is supported by, the Ev. Luth. Joint Synod of \ Visconsin and Other Sr.ites, it is underDiscipline stood that the \Vord of God is to rule supreme and tJ1at the discipline of the school 1s to be shaped in accordance \\ ith this norm. Regular attendance of the sen ices in the local Synodical Conference churches is required of all students. Residents of the dormitories, unable to atteud. must furnish satisfactory exet1se. Parent!' 16

u d al-o ~ r iu mind lhat they ~hould nut attempt to t''-cuse th r c-hildren from conforming to any of the rules

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CLASS HOCR SCIIEUULE Dc,otion 8· ~ ~= 15 I 8:15 II 9:JOIII 10: 05 ff 11:00Xoon II,

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9:05 I0:00 10: 55 11.50 I: 20

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The CH.,nn,::, arc dc,oted to supervised stud} peri~. Each cl nmt ry c:onrlncts an eyt-ning devotion. Pu:-.c.-i-t \LITY. In the mterest of all concerned, it is expected th.it pu;,ils arrange to be present at the beginning I each tt'm Tardinc:,s cause~ lo•~ of rime in the classe~ ;u d extra \\Ork for th~ instructor•. Xo ,111dcm "ill be permitted to 1egister lakr than three "«k• aftt-r tie 01 cning of a ,eml'ster. EH•n tu<lem i, "'-f>CCted r«:ularly to attend all cla,,e,. \b- cc< re to be (''<Cll•cd "ith the n:sve-.uivc instructor: hctorehancl, ii r•o,,,hk; othern i,c afterward<. • fbse11ces fro, the rill, 11<·.asit11t ,,g /ht' i11I, rruption of uhoofa.'ork, -ill be trrmit•,d VIII)· U/'"n r,•quat ~,-ritti:11 by parent or uard n FOT funher informatton note

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on grade point<.

::-t"'B llTl'TJ:-1; :Xo •turlE'nt intcndinl!" to do :,ub,titul1.: teac n uu~h h intl'rrui,t hi~ studie~ without fir,t notifying the pr dent ai tl ~tttin~ his permission. Under no circu lance \\,ll -•udC'nt, of the hizh-•ch -ol C'la-«es get tic rm a 10n ior su..:h step. A II itrq11iries i,i this direction shoi~ld 1101 be made to tire scholar concerned but lo llie tr«' d c-nt •S ummfr school teacher~ must not ' be expected t t; ke up \\ark before the clo~ oi the school )Car. Dur-

ing the school year a student teacher will not as a rule be excused from classes for more than two weeks. ATHLETICS. All athletics are conducted under the supervision of the director of athletics, who is assisted by an athletic board consisting of seven students. By the order of the College Boar<l of Directors competitive games with other schools are allowed in football, basketball, and baseÂ ball. Such games must be arranged with the approval of the athletics director. This applies not to the schedules of the college team only, but also to class teams or other teams who wish to play local games. In order to be eligible for competitive athletics a student must meet the eligibility requirements of the Southern Minnesota Junior College Conference. STUDENT ACTIVITIES. Band, Marlut Singers, Aeolian Chorus, Literary Societies. These organizations, except the band, are conducted by students under faculty supervision. D. M. L. C. Messenger is a quarterly edited by the students. Subscription is a dollar a year. MAIL. All mail addressed to students living in the dormitories must pass through the hands of the deans, or their substitutes, and be delivered to them by the post-office. This rule is necessary in order to guard against the influence of unscrupulous persons and concerns who esÂ pecially attempt to reach students with their demoralizing letters and printed matter. Parents and guardians, in sending pupils to this institution, thereby give their consent to this rule. This also includes students who are of age. BOARDING WITH PRIVATE FAMILIES. It has been found by experience that the regularity of dormitory life can, as a rule, be maintained only very imperfectly in private families. If parents or guardians wish their boy or girl to board in a private home, the institution must decline all responsibility for him, or her, except during recitations. FACILITIES. Board and lodging can be had in the college building. Each pupil who wishes to live in the institution must provide himself with pillow, Board and Tuition quilt, blanket, sheets, towels. Students must also make arrangements to have their laundry 18

don either I rre iu town or by mailing it home. The institution fumi,hc" mattrc:.s. hcd,tcad. table, hookrdck. a.ud a chair; but rhc:,e articles remain college prnpcrt).* - The dttrt 1one.s ,rill be ut,·n /11 s1udr11ts 011e dtJy before scl,oolotni• and o~ duJ ajtu schoo/-<insc. This rule covers both the: lon;:i:r summer ,·acation and the two shorter rece--c, for the Chrb1:ma, and Ea..ter holiday,. UPE'-SLS t"OR THt. Yt:..-1.R.

I. For -tudents h,·in!? iu the dormitories and preparing tor work in the Church: Board and Room a) duriug high-school years:

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b) during college years:

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For ,turl!'nt, -eeking a general education and linng in dormitoric,: ~ame a, abo\e plu, tuition - - - - - - - ~ 60.00

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IV. Special fees: Laboratory fees Chemistry ..........................................................$ 5.0u Physics .............................................................. 2.00 Music Piano or organ instruction, per year approximately ................................................$ 27.00 If a student completes our college course and is willing lo accept a position in the church, or if he accepts a teaching position earlier at our request, one fourth of this sum is refunded after the first year of teaching, another one fourth after two years of teaching, and the final one half after three years of teaching. Private music students, piano rent, per year $9.00. V. One half of all board and tuition accounts must be paid at the beginning of the first semester; tht' other, at the beginning of the second semester. All fees should be paid at the time of registraÂˇ tion. VI. Students can purchase all of their books at the College Book Store. A deposit of $5.00 is required from all students in the beginning of the school year as part payment on book bills. No student will be given his credits for transfer to anÂ other institution u.ntil all of his accounts are paid in full. No June report will be sent until Delinquent Accounts the accounts for that year have be_en paid or satisfactory armngement for payment has been made. When students who have attended the instit.ittion before desire to register for the new school year in fall, all the old accounts must have been paid in full.

VII. Transfer of Credits. One transcript of credits will be furnished free of charge to each student or graduate. Additional copies will be furnished upon the payment of one dollar ($1.00) for each copy.

The e;,;pen,e tor bo:ml a, well a, that for f~el i, figured quite low {or di,;nity students., the ")"~ bemg ready to m.ake up in cash all shortage m the household Pledge In order to protect the institution as much a1> Voss,blc a.,am<t an) loss Crom surh pupils who, after having for yearc. enjoyed the ad\'ant~ge:; offered to them, c,entuallr, "ithout an) return scn,ce to the church, rum 10 ,;ome other vocation, the board ol regeng adopted the rt,olution thal all <l1\'init) student, upon entering the ,r.,titution be obliged to give the following promi~c: In co ,,deration of the opportunitic:. oflered me by Dr_ Marun 1.uchu College, I 1,romi,c upon honor that I ,hall not d,,continue tn} <tudie- at that institution except I!) ti e a<l\'1c1:, or with the ron<cnt, of the faculty and II at, after finishing the Normal Course, I will submit to the decision of the assignment committee of the Ev Luth Jomt Synod (unless other arrangements have been made) and a:.sume a position as teacher in a parochial ,chool of the Luthera11 Church, if offered to me. If I <hould not rontim11â€˘ my studies to the end of the course, acept for a reason sanctioned by the faculty, or if, after graduation, I turn to some other occupation, l promise to make ~uch returns to the treasury of the rollege for board au<l tuition as may be considered equitable.

* All Âˇ quirie,, announct'meuts, etc, should be addressed to

C T.. SCHWEPPE,, Dr Martin Luther College, X ew Ulm, Minnesota

COLLEGE DEPARTMENT GRADl~G SYSTDl The grading system u_ed in the college is as follows : A. excellent (100-93) ; B. good (92-85); C, fair (8+-77); D, poor (76-70); F, failure (69- ) ; I. incomplete. The grade D is counted as credit in semesler hours. It does not. howe\·er. 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 coune for credit and for grade points. A student with an F grade. howe,·er, may be el;gible for graduation. if he has met the requirement for the grade point average and the requirement for the semester hours in the \·arious fields of study. The grade I ind·cates that a student, for reasons sati:,factory to the instructor in charge, ha, 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 \,ill 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 ne.xt semester of the student's residence, he forfeits the credit in the ,ubject, and the grade becomes an F. REQL'IREitEXTS FOR GRADUATIOX A college credit i!> reckoned on the basis of the ,,emester hour - an hour be:ng fifty minutes; a semester, eighteen weeks. To be eligible for graduation a student must ha,·e an a\·erage of C in the total number of ,-ubjects taken during his college year~. He must also have the minimum number ot :,eme,ter hours of credit m the various fields of study. A diploma will be a\\arded to the student meeting these requirements. 22

One hw,rlre<l twent) eight ~eme~ter hours,_ 4-".XCflusivethof · ·" are nere,s,tr) ior graduat,on rom c 110n. h, -,cal .,.,uca ~!OUT · )t",'lf cO tir•e • •:\mong the:,e there mu~t he: •

. • 18 Science and GeographY-·····-·· 9 Religion ···· -·····..····-· 21 Fine Arts ...· - · · - - - - · · 9 English ... --·····--······ Histor) ..--····- ...--27 Education and Psychology_.. JS (.t:.:!i.t:lu~h·e- of Prac tJce Teaching ► ~fath.-matic., •· • ·-···-··.. 6 Each ,mdent must al~o acquire a total of eight semester I ours m ph)sical educ:2tion. GRADE PO!XTS

A grade point •y<te.m is used as a convenient method oi rlett'rmininJ!; \\hethcr a student has done work of C a,·cra~c. (,rade points are granted on the following basis: J. grade point, per ,emestcr hour (3 umes the number of seme,ter hours). B - 2 grade points per semester hour (l\,ice the number of semester hours). C - 1 grade point per !'cmester hour (the ,;ame number a, ,emc.;ter hours). D - Xo grade points. F - Xo grade point~.

Grade A Grade Grade Grarle Grade

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Xo grade points until the work is completed to the satisfaction of the instructor.

.-\ ,tudent'5 average is expressed by the ratio between the number of semester hours taken and the number of ~rade points earned. Thi• ratio is determined by dfriding lh: total number of grade point~ earned by the total number ot --eme~1er hour,- taken. Thus a student must have a rn!nimum grade l)Oint ratio of 1.00 to be eligible for graduation. 11 :' unexcu~ed ab-ence for any reason shall deduct onehalt g rad e point from the student's total.

An unex<"Ust:d ab,ence on the day before a vacation or on the fir~t rlay after a vac.ation shall carry double penalt).

COURSE OF STUDY FOR THE COLLEGE DEPARTMENT

Introduction to the Old Testament 11 History of European Ci,·ilization to 1500 TT Sun·ey of English Literatt1rl' Plane Trigonometry Surwy of Phy~ical Scicm:e Spe<:"ial Religion* Physic-di Edu~.ition Yocal Technique .\pplicd l1u,ic ( Jngtrumcntal) Choir

lntrodu<1:1on to the Old Te,tament T History of European CiY ,Iiz.-nion to 1500 I Freshman Composition Tntl'rrnediate College AJgebra \\"orld Political Geography Special Rdigion • Physical Education Yocal Technique . \pplicd llusic ( Inst, umental) Choir

.;n1}:S.IJ \ L\J< CULLD,E

Anc,ent Church Hi«tory Sun-ey of :~merican Litnamre Genl'ral Psychology l". S. Hi..-tory to 1865

Jmro<luc1ion to the ,:\ew Testament Ad,·:mccd Compo:,il.ion Introduction to Teaching Hist. European CiYihzat,on, 1500 to Present History of the Philosophy of Education l Sun e) of Diological Science• Ph) sical Education Applied llusic (Instrumental) Choir

Hi,tory of the Philo~oph} of Education II Principles of Gt.-ogrnphy * Phy,ical Education Applied l1u,ic (Instrumental) Choir

• Electives.

TIIIKI• \ l:.\R ('OUB,••

_n uc,. I .., akc,peare 1-.du I nal P,)cl olo:!y Teach, ~ of Rd,~ n (B. Hi,t rv) ::I Mu-11" l , Jlb!or), I' , t Pn,,er1t * H rmotr) I Pl,, cal f.ducar on, Health. :-afrly I \pphcd ~fu,ic Or;!a11) Cl oir •

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r ..r Hi,tory 1 nd E--ay \\"ri1mg P I ll - and T ,:clmiouN ,i Teaching I u ra Elmi nt: 5, \<lminr,tration l , of thf' Or..·an and Omrch .\lu,ic * .\pP ed Mu, c (Or=n) (' r* • F.

.\lode,n Church H1,t0>r) .\lodern Drama• .-\rt in the Elementary '-ch, 11 T,:iching thr Lan,1tuage \rt, Tcachin.:: oi Rdil!iun (Catcchi,m) Ha1mon) II Pl . ,ic-,d Educatio11, H.-alth. Saf1:t) II Ar,,lit:J .\lu,ic (Or~an) Ch11ir*

Lutlruan Confossion. \muican Church Hi-tory Co:rkmJ><Jrar, Hi,tor,- T Clril<lrcn', Literature• Element;u J ~hool Curriculum .\fathentatic, for 1l1c'l'f'.acher Conducting .-\pplred .\Iu,,ic (Organ) C-h,,ir *

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r........---------------------THE CURRICULUM FOR THE YEAR 1950-1951 COLLEGE DEPARTMENT

The curriculum in our College Department is intended to prepare students for teaching positions in our parochial schools. It is open to all who have completed a course equivalent to that of our high school. For further infor mation see Page SO. RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION Professors Voecks, Hoenecke REVIEW COURSE based on Luther's Small Catechism. Three periods per week for all public high school graduates and for all who did not have their review course during their high school years.

Rel. 90.

I 11

Rel. 100. INTRODUCTION TO THE BIBLE. Three periods per week, one semester. the Old Testament.

A study of the books of

Rel. 101.

CHURCH HISTORY. Three periods per week, one semester. From Pentecost to the Reformation.

Rel. 200. INTRODUCTION TO THE BIBLE. Three periods per week, one semester. A study of the books of the New Testament. Rel. 201.

CHURCH HISTORY. Three periods per week, one semester. From the Reformation to the present time.

Rel. 300.

CHURCH.

THE CONFESSIONS OF THE LUTHERAN Three periods per week, one semester.

Rel. 301. AMERICAN CHURCH HISTORY. Three periods per week, one semester.

Rel. 302.

AN ELEMENTARY CouRsE IN DOGMATICS. Three periods per week, one semester.

•

EDt.:CATIOX Profr~sor<- Albrecht. Janke. Stindt, Sievert The ,pccific purl)Ose of the E<luc.-ation Department ,, to ,ro, 1rle cour,f, which will a,si,t the student in hecoming 1 pio11c1e11t as a teacher for our Lutheran elementary schools. The ,·arious cour,es offered arc designed to cut across the t'f:tire tielrl oi clemt'ntary c.'tlucation. Specialization in kindcrg:trtt n, l-'r;mary, intermediate. and junior high <-chool technique, i, incorporated "ith the course5 them,elves.

Ed l(}fl G£'7ERAL "eek, one semester.

.\fu1100s.

Three

periorl,;

per

Thi> i, an orientauon cour~e in educational methods ":th special emph2sis on the ba:.ic problems coofrontmg the T.11thf'ran eJemcntary school teacher. It ~n- in~.ght as to ks.on plans. aims, assignments, motl\'ation, marl:ing, promotion. professional ethics and general tezching proc.'t!dure,. Ed. JOI Three per,ods SCHOOL .\1.-\~ AGDIE.:~n. per week. one semester. The cvu»e in ~chool management i, smdy oi the or,i::amzatiun and adm·ni,tration of the elcmentarv ,c.:hool \\it!t ,v.:c:at emphasis on the problems coi;irommg the Lutheran elementary school adm•ni,trator. Ed 102. GFSER.\L Ps,ceoux,L Three vcriud~ per "~,k one -emt'Ster.

Thi, <'our~c -et-< fort!, the general facts and prinnpk, or mental acti,ily. It i;; mainly an introductOT) ~-ourso: in psychology.

C/rild,e11's Literntrir.- (See English Department). Eug/rs/i Gra11111rar (St:c English Department) . Ed_ 200. THE TE.-\ClttXG per week, one semester.

Rl:uc.wx. Three period!>

\ '-U n·e, cou · rse .m the field of Bible Ili$tory, a basic course m ., "nncap · Ie;; and techniques of teaching Bibl.-

Hi,tory and hymn~. a brief ,urvey of curriculum rcquin:ments in Ilible History aud hymnology_

Ed. 201. THE TEM:H1:-.-G OF Ru.1c10:s-. Three pcrio<l~ i,c:r "eel... This cour'Sf' is dt:-i!{1icd to prt'p.'lrf' the student to teach catfrhism. l l uliers definite tf'achinii: wggf',tions. provirlcs a ,un C) of n1rriculum requirementand ~f'n-c- a" a re,·iew of elementary Christian doctrine. Ed. 202.

EDUC.-\TIO:S-AL PsYrHOUK,Y, Three period, ~r wef'k, one semester. A ,tudy of the lt:amime: proce,s. -rage, in mental de,·elopmfnt of the child, thf' p,ycholoi.:} of elementary school ,ubjcct~. educational mea,urement anrl , "aluation.

lid. 203

TnE TECH:sIQGE m

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Three period, per week, one ,cme,ter. Spf'Cializc<l methods in teaching n:ading on the primary, intermediate. .ind jumor high level~. Dcvcl1 pment ui reading read111t>ss m ldndergarten children.

l'.d. 204. TucHJ'-G THE L-\:SC.U.>.GE period, 1..:r week, one ,emcstcr.

ART"-.

Three

.\ ,tudy of the pnnciple• undcrl)iug tht ~ucc~ful teaching of langua~e. ,pdling, and handwriting, with ,pccial allt:ntion on manu,cript writing An uvervi\:\\ of the curriC'Ulum n:quirements 1n thr-c field~.

Ed. 205. Sot:-.-1·1-: 1h.Tnoos. One ~rio<I per week. one seme:.ter. .-\n o, en iew oi curriculum n.--quirement<:, <ugge,ti, ,u,. 33 to material•. 1rxt-. and teachin~ methnrl<, a detailed ,tud) of the T.uthcran approach t( ~1encc. Ed. 300, 301. II1sroRV 1u- Eul!l.".\IIOX. Thrre perio<l:; per week, l" o semr,tcr,. A cultural approach in the histur) of education with ~pecial 1:mphasis on American education. A critical ,tudy of the ,·arious dr,·elopmcnb in the field of ~duration a3 they affect religiuu~ education A po,i• 1?,

the ai.•proach to Lutheran education m the light of Il<ly Scripture.

Ed. <I/!. TL\CHJ-x1; THF. Soc, -\L ~ienod~ per "eek, one ,emester.

STUDIES.

Three

-\ ~tudy of the 1..-uniculum requirements for gco~ph), history, and eh-ic:s as prescribed for our Lutheran elementary ~chool:!, teaching procedures, and an o, erv1ew of the proper principles underlying these cc.utent fielcl, a~ outlined in our Lutheran approaches. Fd 303. \"1su.-u. EDl.iCAUOX. one sxmc.slcr.

One period per week,

The u,e of ;n-ailable visual education materials as te:i.ch,ng a,cl,. E(]mpment and sources. Ed. 304 ArtrrH"f:TIC SUR\"EY AXD ~lnuoos. perito<b per week, one semester.

Three

\ -urH~) course in elementary school mathematics wnh special attention to te.Khing techniques and curri<'ulum requirement«. Ed. .,05 CURJU:xT :\IETHODS. Orte period per week, two -emester:,.

\ <'our,c b.-i<;ed l,n current articles in the Jiel<l of t:dt1<'at1011.

Ed. 306 BTBU: HrsmRY. Two periods per week, one >f'nle,tcr. An advanced cour;,e in Bible History.

EXGLTSH Profe,sors R Albrecht, Schweppe, Sievert, Trapp 1 ITEIIArt:RE

Eng 100.

S1.'ltn:y OF ExGLISII LIUR.'\n;iu:. 12 "-·eeks.

Four

J)enod,, Iler week -

Eng lOl. SJI.\KE.WE.ARE. 6 \\eeks.

Co!.rrosn1o~ Eng. 103. F

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Four period, per ,,·eek

C:o-"ll'OSITmx.

one ~eme,ter. 29

Four periods

Eng. JOI. CHTl.llKL'\',, LnER.-\TUlt£. 1-er week - onf' ,:cme,.ter.

Three v,.:riuds

•\ study of the reading interests of ehil<lren from kindergarten levels through the elemLnlar) <C'hool grades. Offer, criteria for each t~-pe oi readi~ the child meet~ with ~l)<!cial suggestion~ as to c,tabfahing a library. Dctailc<l ,uggt''-li,,ns a!> tu the place uf Hible reading m the liie of the C:hri,tian l>a) School chjld arc indudt:<l in the cour,c.

F11g. 105. Exr.u,-.a Gu i.uBK. Three fl('riod, per week - one semester .\ ,tu<l) of formal En1<Hsh grammar. L!T£R.\Tt:RE

F.11g. 200 St:R\"EY OF .\ \11:KJc\:,. LITER \TURF.. 'ihrcc period,- ve:=r "eek - one ~mcster. Lt1g. 201 SHAt-E,,PL\RE - H.\MLIT. Three period., per wl'ek - ti WL"t:k..

Co~Il'osrnox J:.ng. 203. .-\D\AXCED Co~1P0,1Tm.-.. per weeks - 12 week,

Three periods

f .ITF.RATl'll

Eng. JO'J. lloorR-. D1t.-\:.B. Three period,, l)<;r ,,eek one semestrr. l-119. 301 Romeo and

Othdlo, Richard III. Thrtt per.o<l, i:;er "eek. 6 "l't'k~.

SuAKI:SPE \RF -

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CO'IPOSITIOS

Eng. 303. £gqy \\'Rn1.:-.1,. Thrt"e period, l)t:r ,,eek - 12 \\~k,.

HISTORY Profes,ors Klatt. Sdl\\t:ppe

So. Sc. 100. GRF.F.K H1:.TORY, cmpha,mng .\i::c of Pcriclt::, and llellen;stic \~e, 12 weeks. Three f)~riods per week. 30

So ',c. 101. ROlJ.-\X H1sn!RY, emphasizing ~i~·ilizativn of fir~t two centune• of Roman Empire. 12 "eek<. •'io. Sc. 102. llwuEVAL HISTORY, emphasizing Crusa<l~ and Renabsance. 12 "eeks. So Sc. JOJ. t;xITED STATES HISTORY since 1865 with ,pedal emphasis on the economic changes, tl1eir reacti, 11 upon politics, an<l rhe emergence of the United States as a world power. Three periods per week, out.. ,emester.

So. Sc. 205. Pounc.~ SCIEXCE. A stud}" of the e,,,:nt1als of -\mer,can government. One semester. So. Sc. 206. Ci.:JOO::.!\T En;:,;n;: Discussion of, with oral and "rittcn report~ on, the chief contemporary event,- at home an<l abroad. One period per week.

SCIE~CE Professor Palmbach Sn. -~00. ScR\r.Y PHYSICAL SnF.XCF. This course consists of lcnu,es and demonstration;, in the fid<l of a,tronomy, chemistry. phy.,ics. The topics •elected from each field are chosen ~o as to acquaint the students with the men who have contributed materially to their respective field, the scicm1fic method and procedure, the principles and Problems of the different branches of sciences and to ~hm, the interrelation of the various scientific branrhe,-, Collateral reading with student reports '' ill ,upplcment the cla,s wo,k. Three periods per week. one ~eme~tcr. •'lei. 306. Hu:1.ux PHYSIOLOGY. Three periods per week, one ~emester. TY PE\\'RITIXG

E. Schnitker This •hort ·· course ·m t)pewr,ting for personal . · u,e pro, 1de, . · f . ~ 11ect's~ary m orma11on about the parts of T 90

the 1ype1u1ter; about the tf'<'hniques of paragraµhin&, hyphem1a1ion, L.lµitalizarion, and conect spacing bcforf' and aiter punctuation marks. about forms of letter,, em·elopes, outline;,. etc. The student abo l,,;arn~ how to make carbon cnpies, how to er,,e nc:-dtly, and how to cut stcucik The course plan, tu <lc\"clop a rr:i~nablc rate of spct-o, perhap, h\t:nly to twenty-five \\Ord:, p,;:r minure, without need ior \\alchinK the kt)'-. Tiu: ~tudcnt who finishes tin~ course ~iiuuld be ahle to use the typewriter for an) personal purµosc. One period per ,,·L"Ck for tf'n weeks.

TnCORY

11u~w

Proi1'5sors Bad.er, ).[. AlbTl"cht llr, 102, 103. H \R:\IOXY. T1\0 per;cxl, per "~k r.eneral theory of mu,ic: ,r.,ll'' and int1.:rval~. triad, and their ill\er~ion-. primary and ;;cc 11dary ~,enth c-hords and tht:ir im·cr,ions. Ilarmomatil,n oi ~l\'cn .;opran<Y.- and fi,mn.:d ha~<f", ( .\lbn:cht) \fu 202, 203. H\R\IOXY. Two period, per ,\'l'l'k. r.eneral 1c1ie" of Ham1on) 102. Xinth chord, retard:111011,. ~u,pen-icn,, :mt c-ipation~. r-.1,,i11g; tc,m;•, embelli,h111cnb. chromati<:- ::ilterations. urgan point. \lodulatiou. The Grcgc,nan \lode,. Range of ,·o,ces. ..\rrangint! wu-ic < r four. thr1.:L and two p:lns. for mixed. male female and chihln:n·,, voice, ( l'rerequi,itc: Harmony 102 )

\/u. 30:!, 303. ScttooL ).fr,-h One Period per wlXk Correct mt:thod, oi tc:achm~ s·nging in lhc gr.&dt -cchool. Chornlc,, hymn,. -ong-, collectio11s of M.•n~s. sets of te.i..tbooh. kind of soni:>. as lo form. structure, difiiculty to b.: l'rc,cntt•d m each :;rade or combinati~ 11 of grd<lc, Outlinf'- ior and problem-. of each grade or comliination of grades togt:Lher v. i1h the problem, of 1m;,cntation in the p1 imary. intermediate an<l upp<.:r ~radc,. Problem, of the mixrd ;choul.

Mu , 04• 305 CJ1ot1< Coxm:;rr1;-,;G. One f)Criod Pf'I' \\N'k.. The tt-chn'quc of the baton. \fe.thods of rcht-ar-ing P,obll'm, of 1,rcathing. rnnc, temvu. d)iiam•C• phra,ing, intllnation, blendi~g'. balancing and dii"ti II in choir -. ork Program bmlclmg. Three pract:c-.i.l rrhear,als requin:J. Lutheran choir music.

Mu 3 6.

L1rrHaux OR•~\:-.f:-T. One period per Con ,tructio11 and mechauical operation of the v·~ and ekctronic organ,, the tonal frature, of ,t p, and rht:ir comhin:uir,n. Tht: princ-ip]e<, of playing the church ,rrvice ( Prelude. hymn, liturgy. mtl'rludc.\ )'O>tludl' ) . The practical side carried out in momiu... and enmnp; devutiou,.

l\ eek.

.\Ju 308 lh,roRY o..- L1 THU!AX C111;RCH :\fu,_,c. Or c period fll'r Weck. The hi,torical development oi the Lutheran chor.,Ic, litun;). choir and organ nn,,c- imm the sixtemth ce111t1r) to the lx:Jrinr.ing oi the hHntidh CClllUr). APi-uw 1(usrc

011r. \" Profr-...,o,r:< nacker :\[. -\lbrecht. Schmiclt \Ju 100, 10/. Ow,,.\X Ontc penocl per \\CCk. Ont'ntat;on of the orjlall. \cqui,ition of proper ol")(an loud , pedalini:, corn:ct phra,inp;, rt"gi,trnlio11 and inkrpruauoo. Pht)i11.:: of hymn, and i,reludc, by the end of fir,t seme,ter. During the· :<ccond ,cme,,lt:r a muii111um of four to ,ix hymn, practicL-d i~r \\eek m JJiti n to prelude,, iutcrlud1;, am.I postludes. as lhl' 11ractkal \\ork tor the church service. Trio Pla)1n~ Dael,', E1g-h1 l:'relud1:,, and Fugut::. ;.ssigm-d at the e:irhe,t ,ign oi com pet enc,. ( Prerequis1te: 1 hird ~!le piano 1t ch111q1.:e.) •

Jiu !(){), 201. Oi«.~x. One perioJ per week. l_ntcrrnediatt cour-c 10 rechmque, pedaling. registration and intupretatio:1. lfmimum of six hymns pracuc._'\) per ,,C\:k III additiun to more advanced prelud('<. fnghcna, and iugucs (Lutheran Orgamst - Reuter) .lJ

a, practical work for 1hc church ~rn,ce. Trio playin~. Rach"s llook II (Fi,chrr), Rheinberger and ca,in :\lendd,,uhn Sonata._ :,,....,,1!11ed at ea, licst op-

portunity.

(Prerequi:,itc: 102.) ORG.\;-.. One J)f'riod per wet:k. A<h-anct>d course in tt..-.:hnique. pwalmg, registration and intcrprn:ttion. ~linimum of ,jx hymns practiced lJl:r week in addition to ad\"anccd preludes, fugues, rhauta,ic,. toccata, and ><.,nata, a• practical work for thc church -en-ire. OctaYc trio playing. Playing ui 1l1c liturgi1 ,. \\'f'dding and funeral mu~ir. Greater worl.., of Bach. work, hr Guilmaut. \\'i<lor and others as~i;ued at c-,ultc.-t -sign of compclcncy. ( Prc-rcqui~ite : 202.)

300, JOI

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.l/u. UN, 105

TfTH'-IQUC

\·oc.,L TECHXIVllt~ One period per principle:. ui breath control, Yocal

\H-ck. Ra,i<" kdmique. rang!', re<-011ancc, pitch, eartraining and :,:ght reading. The u~e of , UM;b and consonants i.t1

prover dicric,n 25 selec1ed chor,llc, and 25 ;elected Four-pan ,igi11g at ,ight. .\/,,. 20-1, 20j, \"on1. TE.CHXIQUt.:.. One. period per \\eek Continuation of vocal kclmique. cartraming, rc,o nancc. and proper d,cti,-,u. 25 -elected d1orale,-; and 25 ,dcctffi hymn, Sight reading :ind four-part ~i1111in~ at sii::ht of a more advanced nat11rt_ 11):1111>.

AKT

P, oi~:,• ,r Sie,·ert

Art. 200. ART. Two hour:< per \\eek The 1,rinciple, of art and arl constrnnion as applied to the elemc·nta ry school. PHYSIC.-\L Ellt;C.-\TIO); Proie,,or Oldfield C-01.1 FIJE.

1\,o period, J>er week. l'liy. Ed. JQ(), J(}J Calisthenic, and ro·mnastics. r.roup garnf'~. Or~:mi7ed athletic,.

Tl ree 111: ,od, ~r \\\:.:k. One -eml - r. ! Cali-theme, and g) m •a,;tic-. Group game-. Or,,,amzed :uhlew·,. Or 1,or. anJ teachin~ of vii) ,ical e<lul'atio,. ram, ior lo\\"'· mr.rmedrart" and upper grarlrRerl Cro-- St iard Fir~t .-\id rour,f'. I .)

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C1101R AND IlA:-.11. CHOI ~!u.ed Choir Four period: per week Sacred ai1d sec-ular choru,cs, motets, :1111hems, song, b. old :ind modem masre,s Choru~ work is re QUI er! of all ,tudcnts from Tcnlh Grade on, pro , idcd the) are able to ,ing

Two pt-rio<l, per week

11g

Koum

HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT CREDIT S REQUIRED F OR GRADUATION A credit cquah a rourse g1\en for fifty minutes at least five times a \I eek throughout the year. Seventeen aC'.ademic credits are required to complete this cour= Among these there must be Religion English _ _ _ _ _ _ Social Studies ____ Algebra ···-·-----

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

Each ~tudent must abo earn .1 credit in phy•icaJ edu-

cation for each year of altendanC'e. Scholars will be promoted from class to class on a minimum of 4 credits, but ,~;n have to make up failures according to regulation:, laid down by the faculty. The passing mark is D, and the average of the two semesters will be u~d in the promotion of •eholars from grade to grade. A diploma "ill be awarcled upon the completion of this course. GRAVING S'iSTDf

Passing grade:. arc A, B, C. and D ; the condition and failure grades are E (condition), F (failure) and I (in• complete) A "failure" ( F) in a onc-scmc,ter cour~ nece:.sitatc:. a repetition of that course. A "failure" (F) in either scmtster of a two-semester cour:.c nece•,itMes a repetition of the entire cour,e. The grade I (incomplete) mdicale:. that a •h1dent, for rca«nns ,at1sfactory lo the instructor in charge, has been unahle to complete the work of the course. Thi, grade is gi,·en only when 1he work already done ha:. been of accept• able quality. Any student receiving this grade will be gi\·en an opportunity lo complete ,uch course according to the stipulations laid do\\n by the instructor in charge. 1( an "incomplete" ( I) is not com·erted into a passing grade during the next ~mester of the ~h1dcnt's rc,,icltncc, he 36

lnscs the credit in the <ubject for the semester in which he rcce,wd the incomplete grade. .\II condition• (E', vf th<' fir~t ,t:mc~ter in a (\\u ~me,ter cvur<I' may 11<' remon:d by obtaining a C in such ,object, in the iollo,,ing ,cme,ter .\II conditi n, (E's) m the ,ec: ml ~mc,ter may be remvvcd b, examination "tthin thin) (30) da), after the beginnini? of tl,e fall ,eme,ter, c:~cept that in Latin a cvnd:tion may also h«n:tno\"Cd b) obtaining :i C in thi, ,ubj,:ct in the first semP;;tcr vf the next ,d,ool ,·car. In one ~mc,ter cour-cs all cnnditions (E's) may be removed onl\' by ,att~factvQ examination; arrangemenb for ,u h exammations mu~t be made \\ith the instructor in charge at the b<-ginning of the next seme.~tcr. T\\O rnnditions (E's) 011 the reJ)Ort at the end of the ,cl ool )far can not be rcmo,ed Student must repeat ~ame cl;i.•~

*COURSES OF STUDY FOR HIGH SCHOOL XIXTH GRADE P.\S-TORS

TE.<\CUDS

Religion .\ncient and { ~[cdieval History English Algebra Latin Singing

rReligion Ancient and ~lcdic,--al II i5tOI') English Algebra General Science Singing Piano

TEXTH GRADE {Religion ) :\fodern History Engli~h German Latin Plane Geometry

SReligion

l Modern

History

Engli~h Biology Plane Geometry Singing Piano

S1nging

ELEVEXTH GRADE Religion Engli~h German L". S. Hi~tory Latin Physics

Religion F:ngli~h t·. ~- Hi~torv Eco11omic Gc~raph~ Phy:.ics Singing Piano Library cour•e

~ini:rini:r Library conr~

• ~udf'!nt... desiring only a general education mu9l f"h003@ a \"?llrH of ~t11dy ..-h!ch will mec,t with the approval o! tbt racult:r.

f'"nr detail, .i;e,e Pac~

-t.:iff.

T\\ ELFTTI GRADE Tl:.\CRutS

Rdigion En1::lish

Ad,· Algebra ,ocial Science Cl em1•If) Dra\\ing Singing P,ano

PASTORS

Religion English German ,\dv..\Jgebra Social Science Larin Chemistry Singing

CURRICULUM This cour,e cO\ers four years of ~egular high school It is open to all who hne m,htc:, c:<l the ra:;k~ of an ordinary eighth grade. "01 k.

XDffll GR.-\DE Ra.u;10K-H1~TORY 9 -\ Tim:;: ix;riods !'('r week. Old Testament Hi:,tory inC'ludmg the Hi:.tory of the Jc"~ from the Restoration to the Rirth of l11rist. (K.) B. F 1H. JX;riods !'('r week. \nc-ient and ~le<lieval Hi,tory. (X ) Exw.1sn 9.- Five !'('riods per week. Lite rature: Miles and Keck: Literature and Life, Book 1; Shakc,peare · 1Ierdrant of Venice. T\\O weeks will be devoted to the rcacling of a novel. Report on ~ix hook,. (L.)

L.-n1:,. 9.-Five periods per week. A ma:,tcry of the grauunatical forms and of the element:, of :,yntax to be auaincd. Re..1.ding of :oimplified selections from the classics. (\-.)

9.-Five periods per \\Ctk. Four fundamental operations. F.quation5-, factoring, fraction,. Tcxloperatiou,. Eq1L1.rions, iactoring, fracttons. (J.)

-\1.t;EJJRA

Scn:--.c£ 9.

Fi\e r,criod, re \,eek. General Science. (X.)

~fu:,ll,

0CAL TttAIXl'l:C. One period J)l'r week. l'L--.xo. One period p;:r \\ eek. T~1.ying of a proper foundation with the best teaching material anulable. ~(ethod:, for adult ,tudent,. ~ed. Pre\·ious piano training ac.kno" lc<lgcd Appearance in recital. \

Pnn1c.u. Euuc.n10:-. 9. T"o Jl('riods per \\eek. Calistheni~. group game :ia<l OT!::an:zrd athlettc:, (0.) 40

TEXTH GRADE Rt.LI ,iox 10.-Three ix;riods per week. :\ew Tt-.;iament Hbtor). (K.)

10-Fi\·c period:, per week. i\fodem Histor). (X.)

HisTORY

ExGU"H 10.-Five periods per \\eek. Literature: Literature and Life. The Lady of the Lake; Shake~vcare : Julius Cae~ar. Two weeks will be devntcd to the re:iding of a no\·el. Report on six books. (L.) GERM

,x 1.-Fi,e periods. (M'r week. ~lemoriiinl!; of simvlc poetr} and prose.

(B.)

L\nX 10.-Five periods per week. .-\ continuation of Latin 9 with emphasis on the <ubjuncti\'e mood. Reading: Cae.ar·s De Bello Gallico. Prerequisite: Latin 9 or its equivalent. (T.) PuxE GEO~IERTY :XJL'(CT.

10.- Five periods per week. (J.) (X.)

10.-rive periods per

\OC\L TR.\1x1xc;.

Bioloio:.

(X.)

One period per week

( .\.)

Wt.>ek.

PIA:--u. One period per week. A continuation of Piano 9 according to Ox forcl Piano Cuur~e, Book III ( Grade III). PH\SIC\L

Eoucxnox.\L.-Two periods per ,,eek.

Cali~thenics grouv garr:e" and organized athleri._-,,. (0.) •

ELEY EX TH GR.\DE Rniumx 11.-Three periods per week. Five parts of Luther's Small Catechism are treated. ( H.)

Exr.u stt l 1.-Fi\'e periods per week. :\.nu:rican Literatui-e; Shakespeare: As You Like It. Twu weeks will be devoted to the reading of 3 novel. Composition. ( \..)

GE!l)L\'- IT.-Five periods per week.

(B.)

r_,._TI:- ll.

.Fi\t: p<:riod~ per week

Comprchrnsive ~tudy of ,yntax. Reading· Cicero·, vralion, from Cicfro.

amt

Prerequi,ite: Lalin 10 or

fq1m·alent.

11,

other

selection~ (T.)

H1sr,,,n 11.-Fi,·e l)('riods per v.eck. .\ merican Ilistoo. (Si.) So£:-.a 11.-Fi\'e fl('nod, J)er "eek. Phy,ic, . Grn,;R \PHY 11.

( P.)

Four pcriocl, per week.

Economic Geography.

(J.)

~rus,c

11. \·oc~L TR.,1:-1:-:,,. One J>\:riocl

pt r

\\eek.

( B.)

P1..-.x, One ('l:rio<l ixr \\fek. Continual:un ui Piano 10 according lu Oxford Piano Cour,-e, 13vuk n· (Gr:1de I\).

11.-0ne penod per "~k for ~ix wcfk-. Oassi1ication and catalogmg of book~. etc. (J.)

LIRN\RY CouR:-L

P1n,-1cu. F.nu,:n10:s 11. -T,,v period, per week.

Calistl11:11i~. group game~ and on.:anizcd athknc, CO.)

T\\ELFTH GR.\DE

Ru.1, ,IOX 12.-Three period, per week ~lt!(."1.ion, a, outlined. (H.)

Bible reading.

F.-.,,1 tsH 12. Fin: )>t:riocls fl('r week. En~li,h I ,iteralure; Shah, peare · ~lacbetlt. Two \\ eek, w,11 be de, ,tcd Iv the n:admg oi a 110,·cl. Cc,mpo,ilion. (T.) GEMMA:\

III.-Four ~riuds ixr week.

"h rt n:,·icw oi grammar. Hagholdt and Kaufmann Graded !{fader:;. altt:mate ,cries I-~- -Sc!C<"lion, from Gcrman 13ible. Poetry and pru-t: mcmoriLcd.-<:ompo,i11on-<. (.-\,) -t2

.t...-\Tl,. I.?- Five period- f)t'r week.

Sttuh of I hL dact) Ilic hexameter. J{~atling: !-election, from O,·id'> Jfrtomorp/roses; \-crs1l'- .J ·, ·,d Pr•·nquisite: Latin 11 or its eq111valent. (V.)

Jl.-Three f)triud.~ of lecture and two period;: oi lahorntory work The µrinciplo: elements and their important compounct, arc studieJ in detail. \\"ith the study of the clement<, strcs~ will be laid upon the law:. of simple, multiple, and reciprocal pro-~.,, 1100. the occurrtnce :met discovery o( elements. and the 1mport,mce oi <"h('mi,try in tho: indu,trie<-. (P.)

Cn£Mt~I1!\"

llATHE){ATtb

12. .Four period, per

""'d,.

TI1ose who wish to take Advanced Algebra and Solid Geometry ,hould make arrangements with the tt>achcr. (0.) (P.)

Sc1t.xu: 12.-Thr<'e period, per week. A study of the chief pr, ,blem~ <'on fronting ,ociet) and govern• ment (S.)

SoclAL

Mu:-1c 12

\ oc ,1.

TRAIXIXG.

One period p('r week.

PH!.O. Ono: period per \\f'Ck. A continuation of Piano 11 according to Oxford Pi:tno Coun.e Hook \ (;rade \ ).

PtthtC.\L Eti1,;cAno:; 12.-Two µeriods pc, week. Cali-thtnic,. group games and org-.mizt:<l athletic5. (0.)

ENROLLMENT OF STUDENTS 1949-1950 THlRD YEAR COLl..f.A,t.

Backer. Bruce ------------------------Kew (;Im, :\furn. Berger, Gerald --------------------- ----- - ----- Day City, 11ich. Buchholtz, \"erona ··-·-·--··-···---·-···-·--···--· \ \'eyauwega, \\'is_ Draeger. \\.anda ········-······----Waterloo, \\'is_ Engel, Leonard ·················--·--······-··-··-Brillion, \\'is. Footh, Clifford ···-·····-···-·------············ Boyd, ).fmn_ Fuhrman, Harold ·-····-····--·····-······--···).Ienomonie, \\ is. Hemker. Doris --·-·-- - - - -..····... \\·est S:ilem, \\.is. Herrmann, \\'anda _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Colby, Kansas. Je~ke, Faith --···-··-·········----······-·--·:\Iilwaukec; Wis. Kock, Robert ----· _____ Rockford, :\!inn. Leimer, Adolph .......·-·-··········-·---Truman, :\lim,. :\Iammel, Otio -·· ········-·-----------·------------Bay City. :\lich. :\fey, Delbert _______________ _ .. Saginaw, :\fich. :\feyer, \"cmon -----------·---·----·- _ ·- __________ :\!ankato, :\furn. :\foeller. Kenneth ___________ _ .___________ Fairmont, ~linn. :\Iumm. Betty ········-·····--··--·--··--·--·------:\forris, )liim. Pape. Renata ···-·····-····-------·---··-· .___.:\fanitowoc, \\'is. Pingel, :\fil<ln:d ········-···--··------------- ____\\'atertown, \\'is. Reek, Alice -··················......_ ..._.......... \\'eyauwega, \\.is. Schulz, Arthur -·-···-·····-····-··--····- \\'inona, ).[inn. Schumacher. Adelbert -···--··---·--:\filwaukee, \\·is. Sebald, Donald ········-··-····-·-·-·---····-·Bay City, :\fich_ Steiner, Paul ..--···········-····-···-·-··--·-·Jenera. Ohio. Strehler, -\rnold ·----···-·····--Rockford, 1Jinn. Vetter, F.Jaine --------·-·-·--··················-).filwaukee. \\"is. \\'es;el, Roger ···-····-··--·--------·-Truman. :\.linn. \•\'oldt, :\lfon~ ---·--· -·-···-------------Rockfield. \\"i~. \Yoldt, Howard ---·------·-------------Cedarburg, \\'is. -29 SEO);.. U YL-\K ("01.1.EC.F

Alhrecht, Ruth ···-----·------···-----·---··-·Goodhuc, ).Jinn. Arndt, Rhoda -····---------------------·····-·-Jamcstown. X. D_ Hieherich, LuciUe ----Auburn, :\.lich. Burmeister. Loi~ ____ Caledonia, :\.(inn. C-hos.,;ek, 1farion --··-············-·--···----Stcphcnson. :\1ich.

I)r:u.·ger. Joanne -·················...- ....__ ..._ \\.aterloo, \\"i,. [Jro:;t. Durothy ·-·············..·············-··-Burlington, \\"i,. Eberhardt. Robert •··········-········----~ilwauktt. \\"is. Gamm. \largaret -··········-··········-·····-1farshall, ::\linn. Garbrccht, Patsy -···········-·····..····--···-Oconto .Falls, \\.is. Greening. LeRoy ....... Appleton, \\.is. 1,utknecht. Lillian ...... . . Uuffalo, .\Iinn. Hartley, Elaine ._....... ... ... . ....... Day City, Mich. Hein, Phylli, ................. ... .. .. Rib Lake. \\',s. llc,h:!ch, Harold - - - -........--------Saginaw, .\rich. Huebm:r, Ruth ....................- ......- ...··- Rhinelander, \\·i~. Land,atter. Robert ·-------\\·e,r Rend, \\'i,. Lau. Rhoda .............................................. Roscoe, S. D. Lehrke. C'lroline ....................................Cibbon, ),Ii.on. .\I,eJke, Shirley ....................................._.\filwaukcc, \\'i, . .\hller. Loi:, ..............- ........:_,.._ ...... __ Ripon, \\'i:,. ::-:cumann. Betty ...................................... Mih\aukce, Wis. Ohland, Joan .......................................-Gibbon. .\{inn.

Oucrstatlcr. \\·alter ................................ Flasher. X. D. Panko", Doris ..........- - - - ·..···-··~Ienomonie. \\"is. P:ipe, Ronald -··..· - · · - - - -..·········· .\ledford, \\'is. Prueter, Lois ·-····-·......- .......................... T oledo. 01,io. Radtke, Frederick .................................. .\I ilwaukee, Wis. Ruckle, Esther ···········-··..·····..........._ ... Saginaw, )lich. R ,eklc. .\farie .. .... . ..... Palmyra, .\{ich. Scher.tcr. Robert ........ ... ... .... Saginaw, .\lich. Seidl. l:'rscl .... ..... ............. .... Fairfax, .\Imn. Sc,fert. Irwin ........................................ .\Iinneapolis, ){inn. \ 01~. Gcrhardt .......... ·- ...- ........... Frontenac, .\finn. .. Xew L:lm, .\finn. \\·att"hke, .\farilm \\'cmer. Ruth .:..... .. ... Ren\'ille. ::\finn. \\ intcr-tein, \\'illiam ............................. Saginaw, :Mich. \\olff. .\fariun --·-····----·······Kewaunee, \\'i;: Za,rrow. LaYcrne . _...... .\filwaukee, \\.i,. -39 rJR:,'I \ EAR COLLELE

.\nclerson, .Man· .. ..-....·-·-·~lilwaukee. \\.is. Barnes. Glenn ·.... ·----·-....-.-......_........... Ilutterfield. ~Ii.an. llariel, Fred •-.. ..........·-···-·............\filwaukee, \\',s. Ilauer. Karl ....&ho, .\finn. Baumbach, Baraboo, \\'is.

A~d·;~)' ..

Behnke, Dorothy ................. . Ilrillion. \\ i;:.. Biedenbender. Freel ................... ... Appleton. \\ i,. Birkhol1:, .krome ......................·--····-?\fank:lto, ?\finn. Birsching. \\ illiam ..................................Sf'hewaing. .\fich. Breudahl, Genia .............,....._ _ _ _ St. Charle~. \fil'h B1e11demuehl, La\'erne -----Hasting,, \!inn. llrun~. Larry ....- ..................................... Xew rim. \[inn. Erhart, \fary Ann _ ...................._.-Cochrdllc, \\'i~. Gillette. Joann .................................Genoa, \\·i«. Goedf', \fabel .........................\Jilwaukce, \\·ic Goelz, Dorothy ...................._ .. Cudal1y. \\'i,,. Gor,k<", Glady, ....................-. Stcvcn,,,·ilk. .\lich Gnmke, Ruth .............................-Fairfax. .\linn. Hagen. Roger ··-·····-······..······.. ..Xe,, L'lm. .\finn. Herzberg. .\rlenf' .............. ...... \\.inona. .\[inn. Hir.-:ch, Elclon ···-················ .... . \lerna, X cbr. Hopman. Jame~ ............. .... . Ormsh) . .\limi. Hupp, .\rdyce ..................·----··--.. Xieollet, .\liim. Huebner. Hdaise .................................... l{hinelander. \\·i,. Hulkt:, LeRoy .......................................... \\.ood Lake. .\!inn. Janke, Fredrick ......................----Xew rim. \firm. J~ske. Belly ..............................................Is:ewaskum. \\.is. Kappelmann, \larie .................................\fanitowoc. \\"s. Karro\\. Edith ....................................... .\ppleton. \\'is. Kiekbu,,ch. Rhoda ................................. Winona. :\lmn. Kluth. Herbert .._ .................................... Ridge,·iew. S. D. Kock. Paul _ _ _ _ _ ,....................... Rockford . .\!inn. hruger, Jo}CC ...- .................................... Sherhum. .\[inn. Lueders, \\.illard .................................... Far'hault, \!inn .\lalo. Kenneth ·---·····..........._ ............. Fairmont, \!inn. •\Ianthe, Loretta ·-.................................... Pemberton, \[inn . .\Ianthe, l{onald _ ...........- .................. Pemberton, \finn. \[arquardt, Doris .................................... Two Ri\'er~. \\'i 0 . •\latschke, Dowena ................................ .\fankato. .\!inn . .\kyer, .\larjorie ·······-····..········............. Fla,her. X. D . .\kyer. Xadine ·--···----····-····)lankato. 1[inn. .\liller, \larilyn -······..······....................... Fox Lake. \\·i~. \fnrack. Elaine . . .............._ .... H ortonvillt:. \\·i~. :'\f umm. .\larjorie ···········--···-····-······ .\!orris. ~ti 1111. Ohlmann, J)olore, .................................... \.akntiuc. Xcbr. 01ter-.tatter, Robert ·-····-·..······............ Fla,,her, X. D. 46

rautz. Joyce ····-·············-----T"o Ri,crs, \\·i,. Jfaclrke. .\larilyn --······-····-·--·-·······"·au"alo,a. \\"i,. Rin~, L(...,,ter ······························Xew Ulm . .\(inn. l,oekle, \\'erner ···-······---··········-···········Ta" a., Cit;. :\Iich. Ru-eno,,. Kohert ·········- ···-······-·········-· Tacoma, \ \"a~'i. l{uedii-cr, I.1>i, ·············-··-···················· Brant, .\lich. Hunke. Hamid ···-···· ....................Con uso. .\litm :--challer, .'\rinc ···-··....... ~ icollet, .\I inn. Schla,·ensk,·. Jane ........ . .... Peshtigo. \\ i,. SchrMrlcr. D0rothy ...... . Findlay. Ohio. ~chrocdcr, E-elyn ············----······"icollet, \finn. ~chrocder. ~hirley _ _ _ _ _ .Detroit, \{ich. :::;chul~. Lois . .... ·············--···--·-·Raraboo. \\'i, Sdmecke, Floyd ·-····-···--·--····--·G1hhon. '.\finn. :-;ell. Edwin ·--·--··-······-·····--····-•.Tuneau, \Yi, ,1:ima. l<o,cmary ..... . __.T.--i Cro,,e, \\ i,. ~ onnenhf'rg Riclrn.rd -··-····-·····--· \"alle,· City, X. D ~i,.. rlin'1". Katherine ··········-·····•··•-····-···"ew nm. '.\Iinn. S in<lt, l:Nug)a:, ·····················-··········-· Bay Ciry. \fich. ~lrt ming, .-\r<lith ··-······-······-······· ....... \\'arcrtown. \finn. T t>ichel. Lorninc ···----·---Bcntlcy, X. D . \\ 1l1hite. Robert ···········-······-······-···-· "\:cw t:lm. \Iinn. \\'ue-tt>nberg, Joan ···························-···''"atcrlown. \Yi-. Zcllcler. ThPda - - - -···-··Rhinclan<lcr. Wi,.-iO nn:1.FTH r.R.\DF

Bartell. Donald ·-····-•···········-··········· Xdll,,vilk. \\'is. Rittotf, Herold ····-····-···-··················'Ionn.,c, \Yi,. Bonh~. .\lice ····················-····-·····- Peshtigo. \Yi:,. Busse. .\fan-in -······················-······--- Forbt:~. X . D. Fairchild. Jeanette .................................. \ \'a,el-a. :\!inn. Fen,ke. Charlottl' ········-····•·-·········-·- Xe" Ulm. \litm. Fra1umann. El ,a ·······························-·· ~a'-!ina". .\licit.

Go,c. Lois ............... ..................... O,l1ko,h. \\·i,. Grt>, t:. Edgar ......... ···················-······· -\urora. S. D. Cuenthcr, Jonathan ····················-·····-· \\"hiteri,·er. .-\riz. Hallauer, Kenneth _ .................. ··-······-\\·aterto\\11, S. U. Harms, Rn,ella ......... St. James. .\linn. ~anwig'. Don ·-······· ··················- .\l~ma. \\"i5. aH:me,er. Jeanette .......J;ibbon• .\linn. H,ltn,1,r, Carl .......... ················-·····-·h.enosha, \\'i,.

Holloway, Gail ........................................Cheyenm: Ag., S. D. H olt, Joel ·-····································•··•····Xorthwood. Iowa. Jaster, Dorothea ·-------·Sherburn, \[inn. Jen:,en, .\rdi, ······------········Hanska, \firm. Klein. Carl ................................................ Truman, \lirm. Koepke, Deloi-es ........_ _ _ _ _ _ \\.atertown. S. D. Ki-amer, Reuben ........... ..... .. .Gibbon, \lirm. Lau, John ·-·················· .. Summit, S. D. Lenz, Kenneth .................. .... Renville, \[inn. Lester, Terrence ............... .. ... \Yinona, \finn. Lokken. Carnie ....................................... Hendricks, \lion. Lutz, Fem ·········································- ·-·<..aledonia, \l inn. \lellecke, \layo . . ............... -····-·····Stillwater. \linn. \1eyer. Louis .... ·····-······-······-··········Osceola, \\'is. Petersen, LaDonna ····--··-·····-········51eepy Eye, \fmn. Poehler, Valeri:1 -····-···-···- ···-·····-·Xew l'lm. \finn. l{edemske, Estella - - · - · -··········-· \\ ater1own, S. D Rupprecht, \[eh·in ·--···-············-······-·''°inona, \finn. Scharf, Richard -···-·-- - - - - ···Xew llm, ).fim1. Schlicht, Earl ··-······-······-·····-················ La Cros,e, Wis. Sc-hmic\t, Dorothy ....... _ ....................... Young America, \[inn. Schnitkf'r, L orna -·····--..·--..····..········Danulw, \[inn. Sc-humacher, Loi:- ·-······--···-·----Ja,·a, S. D. Seemann, ).fargaret ................................ Courtland, ).[inn. Sitz, .\dclinc ···········-····"··..··-·······....... Hutchinson. ).finn. Spaudc, Victoria - - - - - · ······...- ..... X cwport, ).£inn. Sp;mc\e, \"ir~nia ·--····..·-·······..···-..··-Kewport, ).[inn. Stolz. \lariraret ...............__ ................... Kew l:lm, \[inn. S}nhor~t. Gordon .................................. Gary. Ind. Yomhof, En•ine ···-··....- .........................Goodhue, \!inn. \\"eindori. Lmher - - - - - -··-· Plymouth, Xebr. \\'endlaml. Robert .................................. Bonduel. \\'is-. \\'entzcl. Arden ..................- ....- ....- ..St. Jame~, \linn.--18 ELD·E~TH GRADE

-\lbrecht, Elaine _ _ _ _ _ _ Rowclk S. D. Albrecht, \farlene .................................. I.a Cros•e, \\·is. Bartling. Janice --··-···-····.............. \\·arertown. S. D. Birkholz, Thelma --·-·--·············..······ Redwood Fall;-, ).(inn. 'Rode, Carmen ···-·--·-----..·····Courtlancl. \[inn. Boeder. Charles ·-·-----·-·-·--....___...__..__.._. Co<mo<. \ rinn.

}locttcher. :\fa, is .................. ····---~!ayer,. ).fin°: Bordicit, Joan ·-····-······· . ···-··---Xew {.;Im, )fmn. Bor,::,chatz. Lyle ···-· •···-···-··············~~e I~land. ~!inn. Hr,mdt. )forion -······ ·········-·······-······:'.l,e1lbnlle, \\.'.s. llrink-mann, Harriet ............•....._........ Chaseliurg. \\ ,,. Buerkle. Lo,, ........... .......................... G:bbon. )finn. Huner iield. . \l)ce ..................____ \\'aukcsha, \\'is. J):crcJ.,,;, Janice ..........................- ......Goodhue, ).!inn. Eich,taedt. Jean .................................. _. \\·aukesha. \\ is. F«ird11ld. )larjo rie -··--··..·-·······-······· \\'aseca. 11inn. }'1 ,rhu, )lary -·-······-···· ....········-········· ~[ankato. :\!inn. Frank. Fern ··--············-··--·-···-- \lorg2Il, )Iinn. Guenther. Myrna .........- ........................ \\.hiteriYer. Ariz.. ~e" Clm, )£inn. Guth, Or,·1lle .......·-······················. c;uizke. Dean .................................. . :'.\ew Clm. )£inn. I It-Im,, Doane ...............·-···--·········· )Jew London, \Yi, H11lcmann. Helen .................................... Savanna. Ill. Hinrich,. \\.illi, _........ . ................ Zumbrota, ~£inn. ...... Cheyenne Ag., S. D. Holloway. Betty ....... Holzhueter. Donald ...-......... . ........ \\·ater!O(,, \\.i,. lrntT. Detty ............. ...... ......... .... Appleton, \\·is. Jirtle, Elmer _................................·-·-···· Forest\"ille, \\'io-. Jo urdan, Xaomi ..... ·-··..····---··-· Rh'nelander. \\'is. 1':ahr~. Bethel ................................·-·-· Camphellsport. \\'is. 1':iecker. )Iyrna .... ..... ... _ ...............-. Fairfa'<, Minn. Klann. \\'alter ........................ _ ............... , eillsville, \\'is. K<lt'pke, Betty · - - - - ····-·········•····· \\ aterrown. S. D. Kolander, Fr.mklin ·-·····--···--····- ..... \\'aterloo, \\'is. Kuske. Da, id -···-······-········---·--.. Jo hn,o n. ~£inn. T.."tu, , \dPle ·····-··-· ·--·----------·-·-----··-. Summit, S. D Lueker. E<ther · · · · - · - - - - - - .. Xl'w l·lm, )[inn. 1lan:hau,m, Benjamin ··········-········.. Courtlanrl. llinn. 1[cer~. Jean . ·----··-···········--···-··· ..... Chokio, )!inn. \[eihack. )farvin - .................._ ............ ~ eilb\'illc. \\'is. :'\oltc. Richard .........·--···--·................... Kew Lim, )Iinn. Paap, Irma ·- ··--·-···-..-······-..···········(;ardcn City. )linn. Paptnfu,s, Sanora -----·····-·····nakota, 11inn. fbillip,, O,ilia ............................·-·····San Carlos. Ariz. ;lath'. LeDell_ .... ·······-······-···.. - .............. Granite Falls. ).!inn. R rau'-3.. :I.£arilyn ..........- .......................)fanito woc. \\.is. aJdat«. Dan·in .. ......._··-············... D,mube, )!inn.

R<Jl!ei:s. William ········-······················-···· Peri<lot, .\riz. Roloff. George .......................................... \\·inona, :\!inn. Salzwc<lel. Arlyn .................................... Hewitt, :\!inn. Schaller. Allison ·-············-····················· Xicollel, :\!inn. Schapekahm, Gerhard ····-······················;..;ew lilm. :\linn. ~chmidt, Joann .......... \\'ood Lake. :\1inn. ........... Claremont. :\linn. Schmidt, Luella Schwantes, ).farilyn . . ·-· Kewaunee. \\ is. Sil'g, A h·in ·····-····-······-······-······-··-..... Buffa lo, ).f inn. Sievert, Eunice ____ .. Gibbon. :\(inn. Sitz, Elizabeth ·--··-···-···--··-····-····Xew Ulm, ).finn. S1wrling, John ············-···-·····-···-···~ew lilm, \{inn. Spn:ngeler. Xorht:rt ···-····-··...- ...._.\\'hitf'ri,er, Ariz. Stcllick Helen .................·--·····-······-Hokah, \ f inn. Stellick Xorman ........·-····----Hokah. ).[inn. Ste!lje.,. Patricia ......................·-·········--Xew Lim. ).!inn. Stolz, Dorothy ...................................- ...Xew l"lm, :\Iinn. Tcs~mcr. Charle, ··------····Granrl Island, Xebr. Thiede. fa cl) n ..-····-····-·····-·········· Twin Lake,. \\"i, Clrich, Loma ·-·······-..·-···--···.......-.Kew l:lm, \lim1, \"oigt. \\.almar ··-······..····-..·-·········Fronlenae. :\!inn. \\·endt. Donald ········-·······-·--····-····-·Sanborn, ).!inn. \\·essel, Howard ········-·-····-··-··-Truman. ).[inn. \\ illhite. Ruth -··············--·-·-·-···--· :\"e" t:lm, :\lin11. \\"itt. James . :\"e" l:lm, :\linn Zander, :\Iyrna ............_ \landan, ~. D. i3 TE:--ra GRADE.

.-\)hr('('ht, Ronnie ···-·············-······-······ Xew U lm, ).finn. Ihde. Ray ............................................. Xew l·lm, \(inn. Rerhke, \fa,·i, Hand..--a, ).finn. Bird. Judith ......·-··--······-····-···············Kansasville. \\"i~. Blauert. Jo .\nn --------·····--··········-Xew t·tm. \[inn. Rieck. Roberta ·-····-······-···················-Buffa.lo, \finn. Bor)[,chalz. Rhoda _ ....- ..................... \\"atertown. S. D. Buchholz. Clifford .................................. \[ilwauk!:e, \\·i~. Buss. Elizabeth ..........·-·-----·\pplcton, \\'is. D-«llman, Jame, ········-·········-······-..·······:\Iankato, :\Iinn. Danicb. Carol ······························-···-····Taunton. \[inn. Dux. Korman ...................................- ..... Xeillsvillc. \\"i5. Ehmen, Dean ..·-·····-·....--....._............... Beatrice, X ebr.

r.rhart. Paula ..... - - - -- - .CucluaJ1e. \\ is J-en,ke, lkt.t~· -·· - - Xe,, t·Jm. Minn. Jen-kc, l'hthp ··-············- •···-····· Xcw lilm. \l111n. Fun,tt.'la."l.u. Ron:1ld --··--····--· l-..eoo,l1a. \\ i, t.,atzkc, Ramon -·········--·····-··-· :-..e" l,lm. \fmr,. (,oe,ch, Euphro,ync ......_ ........Stant-in. Xehr. 1,r\;-enficld. \farjonc ......... -· ····- \\'ard. <::. D. Hadler, Willi, ···---············-· •·-··· Goodhue, ).finn. IJa..,rn, Curti, ···-·--·--···-······Xt',, \'Im, ).[in11. Hahn, Man;n ···- - -- - · \ ' al, ntme, X cbr. Han"1g, Barbaia . ·············-········'farmrttc. \\"i,. Hcusch. Rolx:rl ---··-----··· \(ilw:mkcc. \\'is. H hen,rcin. Llo)d -····-----······ ··--·--·Kas,on. ).[in11. 11111kt', Robert ........................ -......... \\·ood L,ke. :\linn. ln-elmaun. l{udy - ·-- .........- ......Twin Lake,, :\linn. JohIL-on. :\[argart't ······-················- :-.icollct. ).!nm. Kahrs, \nna ---····················-··..-·.Campbellsport, \\'is. Klatt, 'wh-ia ---····-···-·····-·--Xc,, Clm, :\!inn. J..:mpfl"l, D::irrdl .............................. ).[cdfor<l. \\'i,. Kr.uuti..J,I, ).lurid ···------- GrLtll Bay. \\·;~ l.c,or-on. LcR<Jy ··········--·--·····-· Xorth\\ood, Iowa. l.mdlolT, Lyle ···················-·····..····...... Elkton. S . D. I oeck, \"iota · - · · · - - Lakefield. :\I inn I.udder<, Earle ........._............... \\·a\l!rly. :\linn. :\fah, ,11. Euella .. · - - -- Perid<it. An1 :\lcihak. Dale - - - - · - -- · _ :'\eiJl,,11Je. \\ -. :\le)cr, Carol .......... Courtland, ).(inn. ;,,.olte, Lawrrnc-e ··-· Xe" l 'lm. \(inn. Pa nmg, \'crdella .. \rhngton. \finn. I aJ>t, Eunice ···-······ ............... \ fediord, \\'i-.. Pdzl Theodore ·-· ·-···- :\"e\\ l Im, ).[inn. Pttcr, \non _...._.. ........... \'orrolk, Xchr. l'aeper. -\lfrcd -··--·••.. -\lbert Tea. ).(inn. Pntnian, Llorothv ····---··..- -..-. flal:tt,1n. ).!inn. Ploc!u:r. Tla, id .......··············-•················ T.itc-hfic-ld. ).I inn. Raddatz. Harlan ...........-....... ·-······ '<edwood Falb, }.fi1111. '-chmelia ::, T'rank _ - ...... \\.atl'rtown. S. D. :-,.c1 midt, \'ah,da .......- ............................. Claremont, ).(i1111. • r- H>eder. Irene · · - · - - ---···--Xicolk-t, ).[im. · c-h", ndt. Doroth,· ...................- .......... \\"akrtown. S. D. 11 '-lra .:in:1u, E11ge11.c ··-·•········-·.............. \11<1in, ).finn.

l·etzmann. Alethia ···········-···········-······Gibbon. \[inn. \·oecks, N'aomi ·-······-·····························='-ew Clm. ).[inn. \Yamke, Dawn ........................................Kew Clm. ).!inn. \\.atchke, Audrey ................................... Xcw l_;Jm, )finn. \\'eist. Jeanette ···-···································Dakota, )linn. Wendland. Shirley .................................. Balaton, )lino. \ \'erncr, Henry ···-··································· \ \'ood Lake, ).!inn \\.iechmann, Joyce ................................ Rochester, :Minn. \\.icland, Juleen ..........................- ........ Xew t;Jm, ).finn. \\'ilt. Rheeta ............................................ ~ e" t;Jm, )finn. Zimmermann. Paul .................................. Fairfax, ).{inn. Z•.deger, \\'ayne ···········-··········-··········-··).ledford, \\'is. --6(, 1"11-TH GRADE

:hwege, Jan ice ·········--···········-···········.. Chokio, 11inn. Backer, Jeanette ···········-····-··········•-····· X ew Ulm, :-.t=nn. Baer, )farion ··········-············-·················).forton, ).{inn. Bartsch, Elroy .........- ...............................J ohnson. )linn. Bauermeister, Eloise ···-················..······};'e,, 1Jlm, )!inn. Beckmann, Gloria ········-······-·-········....La Cros"t!, \\'is. Bentz, Jerome ...................- .........._ .....Gibbon, :-.[inn. Bird, Virginia ···················-·..··········-···· Kansasville. \\'is. Boese, Richard .............................·-·········· Fairmont, 1[inn. Borgschatz.. Kathr)n --··········..············ \\"atertown, S. D. Buerkle, Loreen ......................................Gibbon, )1inn Carlson, Leida ........................................ P ound, \Yis. Carlson, Robert ..-·······......................... P ound, \\.is. Clasen, Kay ····-..··········--······················· Bro" nton, )[inn. Dahlberg, Leland ···········-············-·········.. Caledonia. ).!inn. Diercks, Lorraine ·····························-···Red \Ying. )Iinn. Duin, Gwenith ..................................·-··· Johnson, )Iitm. Gen,mer, Anita ........................................ Caledonia. ).[inn Gerken. Jacquelyn ........·-·························Red \\'ing, \[inn. Gigstad, Yal Gene ···-················-········-· \\'ood Lake. ).[inn. Glaesemann, )larion ................................ Xew L'lm, )!inn. Groth, ).farlin .......................................... \\'ood Lake, )Fnr Hagen. Harlan ........................................ Lake 11ills, lo\\a Hagen, Richard ···············-··········..··········Xew L'lm. ).[inn. Hahn, Donley .........................·-········-·.... Yalentine, Xebr. H assc, Harlan .......................................... \ \ ·heaton. \finn. Hauer, Joleen .......................................... New lilm. )l:r,n

Helms. Alden ·······-·-· - - -.............;\e" London, \\·i~. ----····Goodhue, :\finn. Hin-ch, John ............. Kiester, :\Iinn. Hoel, Jerome ............-.......... Hookstead. Bernard .......- .............. ~ilton. \\'is. lahnke, Virginia .......- ...........- .............. Jolm~nn, ),[inn. ·lastl'r, :\largaret ......,_ _ _ _ _ ....... Sherburn, .\linn. Kankelfitz. Eunice .................................. Rhinelander, \ \·is. Kiecker, Xaomi - .................................... Fairfax, :\fmn. Kramer, Don ----.............. .. Gibbon, ~linn. 1'.nck Janice - - - - - - - -...... Cale<lonia. ),finn. Leers~l'n, Rachel ...................................... Osceofa, \\'is. Le,orson, Albin ............................... - Xorthwood. 10\,a. Loe,cher. \\.aldemar ....... Buffalo. ).finn. Loh:,t:, Harr) · - - - - - - -....... ).finneapoli~. :\finn. :\fac-ho, \\'alter ..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Xicollet. .\linn. .\leibak. Albert ......................._ _ _ _ Xeill~,·illt:. \\'is ): ieland, Emron ......._ ............................. ,\rlington, '.\linn. Panning, Frederick ...............................Gibbon, .\!inn. Plagge, Bernice ........................................ X ew L'lm. ),[inn. Plamarm. Carol ...............................·-···-Apr,lelon, \\'is. l'rausa. Donna .. \{anitm\· oc, \\.is. Renback. John ......................................... Princeton, :'Ifinn. Rickert, David - ..................................... Stillwatl'r, :\firm. Sather, Xorma ................ ....... Spring \·allc), \\·i;. Schmitlt, John _ .....................·-·-·· ..... \\·ashington. Iowa. Schuetze. :'.'l:orma -··-··-·-···-······-···...... Xew Lim, .Minn. ::;eemann, Johanna ..... _ _ _ _ _ _ Courtland. .\Iinn. Simson. Gordon ...........-·····-·............... \\'inona, ),finn. Tessmer, l:larbarn ....- .............................Grand hland. Xebr. Thiede, Judith ..........................................Twin T.akes. \ \'is. Tit.,g,, Lloyd -··---··-..-··-.................. Relle Plaine, .\!inn Timm, Robert ------........- .................. H olland. .\Iinn. Toth, .\lary ...._.__ .................................. ).ferrill, \\'is. Trapp, Shirley .......................................... La Cro,-,e, \\ i~. L°l'tzmann, Lavo,me ....- ....--................Gihhon, ~finn. ,·andrey, \ ..ictor ......·--~-·•--......... Vernon Center, .\finn. Welsh, Richard ......... ........ . Stillwater. :\finn. tcntzel, Ardith ........................._ ......... St. James. 1finn. VoJff, Karen ................................- ...- .. Arlington, ).finn. 2 u•tlow, Lois . ................. ...... La Cro,se, \\·is. -67

SPECL\L STUDE:ST,;

Fuhnn:m, Lorn Carl --···-·----··-·1[,:numonic. \\"i-. Hocncckc. Roy ···················-···················Skcp} E}c, '.\liun. L,thut. Jw,.; _________ 11o1toa. '.\linn. !-teinkc, Rukrt ···········-··-··-····--···Gib:--0n, lo\\a. ,_U)DIAK\

Colh:ge Department l ligh :-cl10 ,I Department ·-· ~(>e(·a1

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GRADUATES OF HIGH SCHOOL DEPARMENT June IO, 1919 \tfak,, Robert ···········-······ ·-·······-· Belmont, \\ ,,. Bauer, Kail ···-·--~-···-· -······-·Echo. :\finn. Bierlrnbcndc:r, FreJerid. - · · · - - ..... :\µ1 lnr,n. \\ i,. Birkholz. Jere me ···-······-·····-············-,\lank-atn \I inn. Hrnn•, I.arr) .. . ·············-·············Xl·w t·lm :\lmn. Bu--. Robert .... ··············-·········-· Sta1110n, X rhr J}.J1uer, !{,chard _ ··--·-·--··· ·--Rlnnt:lan-if'r \\ ,,. Erhart, ;l.lary .\nn -·····-Cochram:. \\ ,,. rr nk, l'carl ........................:\lon:an, :\fmn. I ervholt,. l'hylli, ··············•·········-·Fairfax. :\l·nn _ _ _ _ _ _ (;ei,m. \\·,-. (,,llute Jo1nn (,oede., .\latw-1 - · Gruelzmachcr. \ 10kt (;runkl. !<nth

I la~eu. R, •,·r 11erzher.:. .-\ r Jeni'

-······"'lil''aukc!', \\ "·

.........LeCmtu, :\Iinn ············-·············Fairfax. :\I mn l,;'Jm. :\finn. ·-·- \\'inona, :\!inn ········-· :\lcrna. Xt:hr.

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H,r,ch. El<lnn .... Hof"necke. Roy ......................... ~h:cµy Eye, :\fum Hc.pman. Jame,--··'Jrm,by, :\[inn Hopp, Ard,cc _ ...._ Xiwlkt. :\[inn. Hulkl'.', LeR.ov -··· ········- \Yoo<l Lake. :\Iinn. Janke. Ft eJc;ick ········- :\" ~" \;Im. :\I ,nn. lo 11,-on Richard ____ RaJ mond. S. J) Karpclmann. Marie .).fa11ito\\OC, \\ -. K<'kbu,ch, Rh(xh .. ··-· \\ inona, :\I inn. Kock. Paul ·-·······-········--·········-······· l{od:iord. :\Iinn. Is nh. Ramona _ _ _ _ _ _ \\"at.-rtown. . D. l..rueger, Ordell · - - · · · - - Pharr. Texa,. 1~ nmi::cr. Ro,c ··-··-············ Kensal. X. D. l.eutz. Lcl<ov ····················-··············-·-· \\ a1enow11. S. D. lc:ic\Old, \\.alll:r _ _ _ _ ...-.Red \\'in,:-. :\111111. I Uedt:r, \\ 1llard ____ Fanba•Jlt. .\l"m,. :\Ianthe, Loreua ... ............. ,rarteton, .\1"1111. 1 ~ anthl', Ronald ......................·-···-···· Pemberton. .\I inn.

_lat<;chk.-. Roweua - - · · · · - - - - -'l:lnkato. .\1 , 'l. lein, Xorhen ·-·-----······-··· \Vattrtown. ::-. U.

:\I eyer. X adine ···-·····-····--······-····--·.. :\fank--ato. :l.iinn. Xaumann, Bertram ................................ :\lilwaukcc, \Yi,. Ohlmann. Dolores . ···········-··········· \'alentinc, Xcbr. Otterst"lner. Robert ........................ Fla,hcr. X. D. P=ning, .\rmin ... ··········-······-···Gibbon. :\Iinn. ....................... X ew l,;lm. :\!inn. Retzlaff. Carol ···-·· Ring, Lt"ster ....... . ............................ Xew l,;lm, :\!inn. Schaller. Anne ···-··············-·········· Xicollet. :\linn. ..Peshtigo, \\"is. SchlaYcn;;ky, Jane ...................... Schlicht, Robert - · · -· ·-· .... La Crosse, \\'is. Schroeder, Evelyn -············- ... Kicollet, :l.[inn. Sclmcc-kc, Floyd ........ _ _ _ _ _ _ G,hhon, \finn. Sievert, Joarmc ............- ........................ Gibbon, \finn. Slama, Rosemary ..·----·--·-···Hokah, Minn. Sonnenberg, Richard ····-····-······-··--·"":i.11ey City, :X. D. Sperling, Katherine ...................... -..-Xew l;Jm. \finn. Sprengeler, :\larlin ..................·--·-··Hoskins, Xehr. Stroming, Ardith ·--··············----"·atertown, \finn. Tiefel, George ........................,____ Stambaugh, \fich Timm, Helen ··-···-········-······················· Holland. :\finn. Toop, :l.farion ··-···-..······························· Hancock, :\[inn. \\'t"hau~en. Ruth ....................................Le Sueur, :\[inn. \\ etter, Dennis ···········------Dclano, :\[inn. Willhite, Robert ····-······-········---Xc" Clm, ~finn. Ziebarth, Ileverly --····-······-···-·········G.-een Bay, \\·is. Zimmf'rmann, .\ mold ·························-· Fairfax, :\linn. Zoellmer, \ aiJe:an ·······--·····-·····-······-· T.-uman, :\!inn. -----0]

J I - - - - -- - -- GRADUATES OF THE COLLEGE DEPARTMENT CLASS Of •~

Gleichmann. Edward _ Mielke, Hermann

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. __ Deceased. _ ·- .._Deceased.

Cl.A~• OF '95 (5) Graf, Gust;n- _ __ _ _ __

~lontgomery, Otto ----···-······-Xew Ulm, Mi11JL Pehl, John ··-----·······..··-·······......... Xcw Ulm, ).tinn. _ _ _ _ _ Deceased. :-tindt. Otco _ __ \·ogdpohl, Frederic .. - - - - ._Decea•ed. CLASS OF '96 (6) .-\lbrecht. Richard - ____ Xew "(;Im. 11inn. G1t><chen. John ___ --·-·--Deceased. Hf'nkel, George ··-···········-.... llih,aukee, \\·is. Jac~er Henr~ ..................•---·..... So. ).1ilwaukee, Wis. Pr.i.hl. \\"illiam _ _ _ _ __ ...lfilwaukee, \\'is. Zautncr, Charles -············-····--···Rockford, lll. CL.\SS OF '9i (i) Dre,,, Charles _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ...Rich, ille, ).!ich. Haubcr Otto - - - · ··-···- ...Deceased. Jehn. Rudoli ·-•·····-·············-···-· .... Xahma, ).fich. Karu enbcrR, Frederic ···········-······--°"cea,ed. S.:hr :>er, Herman -·····-·..·---••··-De<'ea5ed.. Sic\"ert, Louis ···--······-···Deceased. Zautner, Henry -·-··-·------Decea~ed.

CLASS OF '98 (14) Bolle, Charle:. ·-······ ··············-···-Watertown, \Vis. Brenucr, Charle, _ _ _____ Beaver Dam, \\'is.. Burk, Victor - - - - · · - - · _ __ Buffalo, X. Y. Hcllermann, Otto --···-····· .__ Deceased. Jaei::er, Hermann ................ Oconomowoc, \\'is. Jaeger, Tohu ____ ·---··--J3lles,ille, Wi:.. .....Deceased. ).feyer, Hermann - - - - ·......Deceased ).fohr, John ························-···· ).Iohr, Lillie . ······-···--···_._Deceased. Reichmutb, Frederic _ _ _ _ _ _ Deceased.

Roeck, Albert --···•-················· .............Los Angeles, Cal. Serrahn, Loui~ ····-·-··················· ······-···Decease<l. Thies, Charles ......................... . l>eceased. \\.ickc, Henr) -····--················ Deceased. ·99

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Boelte, \\'illiam ................ Deceased. Espenson, William ... . ....................\linneapolis, Minn Frey, Oscar .......... .. ·········-····--SL Paul, :'.\!inn. Gieschen, Claus ·········-·····-·············-···.Deceascd. Jens, Rudolf ·······-···•·-·-··•-···················lJcceased. K elpe, Charle;, ··-·····--·························Dccea:;ed. Renner, \\·m. ,·on -·-···-·-········-·············"·oodbum, Ind. Schroeder, \\.alter ···········•····················-Deceased. Stein, Hermann ·-······-···························Bay City, :Mich CLASS OF

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llroeker, Louis .................. \lilwaukee, \\'is. ITage<lom, Ilemhard ···························-'lilwaukee, \\'is. Krause, \\ illiam -··-·•··•·······•···•···--··-Dc~cased. Krieg, Hngo - - - - ···--·············-····'-filwaukcc, \\"is. Kut,c, Reiul,old ·-···-······················-····\rlington, \{inn. Steffen, Allen ···--··-······················-····· :Hilwaukcc, \ \'is. Volkert, Otto ···-····-··············-····--····· Deceased. \\'achholz, Hugo -···-·····-············-·····'-filwaukee, \\'i5 CL\:-:, O F '01 ( 3) Gruber, Frederic ······ ··-·-·······················Satt Frnncisco, Cal. Schoenberg, 0110 ....... ......................-Dccca,cd. Schultz, Gusta,· .... . . ........ ·····-····-Dcceascd. 0 ..-\S:< OF '02 (5) Albrecht, Herman · - · - --·······-·· Deceased. Barsch, Otto - - - - - - ·- ···············Dere.'l~ed. Benz, Alexander ··--····-··--··········· ..... -\ppleton, \Vi!;. ...................St. Paul, ::\linn. Clasen, Henr) .... .. \fayerhoff, Benoni .. . .. ................. \ pplcton, \ Vis.

cuss Ot' '03 (7) Albrecht, Gustav ······························-··St. Peter, \Iinn. Kahnert, Henry ·········. ·- St. Paul, :l\Iinn. ?lfanthcy, William ·····----···-··'-lilwaukee, Wis. Pape, Arthur ·-·······---······-········- '-Ianitowoc, \Vis. Reid. E,·an -·-········································ Conrord. N. C. 58

!{owe. \\.illiam Schulz. Erne5!

.......·-··-···· Arthydc, :\iinn. ................·-···APPieton, \Vis.

cu;,.; OF ·(H ( .:i) Ehlen, Loui3 ..........-............... . .... Deceased. Hellermann, \\.illiam ........ ...... Xeenah, Wis. 1'.udart, Theodore ................. Deceased. Schultz, Theodvre ................................. La Crosse, Wis. Sperling, Ida ...................................- ... Ken· Ulm, 1iinn Cl.'\SS OF

'05 (8)

Bartz, John -----··-···-····--·· Suring, \\'is. Grimm, Frederic ................... \Vinvna, 1Iinn. Frey. Hugo .. .. ...... ................... :1Iinneapolis, :\!inn. Hackbarth, ;-.fax .............._ ..._. :1Iilwaukee, Wis. Holzinger, Charles .............................. Deceased. Lehmann, Albert ................................. Stanton, Xeb. '.\Iartens, Charles - · · .....Deceased. Stindt, .\lbcrt - ...- ...- .......................Sew Ulm, Minn. CT.,\SS OF '06 (6) Gruber, Immanuel ..................................:\finneapolis, Minn Jaeger, Alexander ............................... Deceased. Klatt, Huldreich ...................................... New Ulm, :\finn. Kroll, Hermann ..........................- .........Seattle, \Vash. Racdeke. John ........................................ Deceased. \\'yneken, Gustave ............................... Reese, Mich. CI•.-\S~ OF

·07

Diers, IIerma1111 ..................................... St Paul, Minn. Loebel, .B'rederic .........................____~Iilwaukce, \Vis. ~litzner, Henry ..................................-.\Valertown, \Vis. Rus<"h, Ernest --·-··----·······--······ ;1fanitowoc, \Vis. \\'inter, Edmund .. . ........................ Bay City, :\Iich. CU,:"~ OF '()8

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Aufderheide, Charle, ......................._.New Ulm, Minn. 1-IarmL-ning, John ................................_.Sleepy Eye, Minn Rolloff, Emil -····-················...................Fond du Lac, Wis.

Scheurer, :1Iarie ..................................... Deceased. CL\55 OF

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Duin, Siegfried ..................................... Deceased. Gurgcl, Hermann ................................... \Vonewoc, \\'is. Hippauf, Paul ---·····....- ...................._Mankato, Minn. 59

Schultz, Ferdinand ---·--··········-.\tilwauk<;e, Wi5. \\'ander~e. Albert -····················--···-·Kew Ulm, Minn. CUSS OF

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Aufderheide, Herman _ _ _ _ _ _:'.\'ew Ulm, Minn. BrneseholT, Richard ···············-···-·-\Vaterto\\n, \\"is. Krause, Ernst ··-·····················-··-······-)lilwaukee, \\.is. .\luesing, \\'alter ···-····-····-··-·..···-Deceased. Quandt, Courtney ..........·-·-··--·····--Red Wing, .\finn. Strauss, Edwin -·····-·-·······-····-·········-.\Iilwaukee, Wis. Cl.ASS OF 'I I (7 ) Haar, Agnes -········-··········· .\linneapolis, .\!inn. Hohenstein, Carl ···-···········-····-··-.\{iuneapolis, .\imn. Kerkow, Otto ·······-············-····--··-···Jordan, .\lion. .\{eyer, Harry .. -··-·-···---···············-··-Detroit, .\Iich. .\"itschke, Arthur ·--······-······•·............._Good Thunder, .\iinn \\'ojahn, William ..............................Yan Dyne. \\'is. Zarwell, Gerold ..................................._\\"est Point, Kebr. CL-\SS OF

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.~ufderheide, Hertha ......................___ Xew Ulm, .\!inn. Boerneke, Otto · - · · - - - - ............ Deceased. Fuhrmann, C1.d _ ...................................Xorfolk, Xebr. Jacobs, Emil _.........................._ ......... Cleveland. Ohio. Kirschke, \\"m. ··-..··-···-····-···········:\filwaukee, \\.is. 1':uester, Ewald ..... .............. .. _..._St. Paul, .\{inn. Pape, Carl .........- ...··-··-----:\Iilwaukee, Wis. Peters, .\lma ·····-···..- - - - - - - F L Atkinson, \\'is. Retzlaff, .\rmin ........--··-··-·..··-····-Xew Ulm, .\finn. CLASS OF '13 (6) .\lbrecht, Oscar ---········ .........._ Watertown, \\·is. Faubel, August _ .._ .............................. Inrlianapoli~, Tnd. Gawrisch, John -·-·-······..···•·················-hlilwaukee, \Vis. .\!eyer, Fred ·-·..·-··-----·-Dcccased. \Vachter, Gusta\· _____ ..._._.\Ian.imwoc, \Vis. Windland, Alfred ...............·-·····-·····-Xew Ulm, :\finn. Q ..\," OF

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[lacker, Emil ........·-······..·-----Xew lilm, .\lirJ1. Dommer, .\!artin .....................................\1ilwaukee, \\'is. Hohenstein, \Valter .............................Lake City, .\lirnL Luedtke, Leo ......................................_Pigeon• .\1ich. Stephan, Leonora ....................................::-.:ew Ulm, :Minn.

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Grams, Ullian -·------···-·\[ilwaukee, \Vi:.. Hinz, Carl A .. ···········-·····-·----···-··'fason City, la. Kirschke, Erich -··-------·-\filwaukee, \Vis. \feyer, George ·························-----····-··:\fediord, \\'is. Spaude, Paul ................·--··········........... Newport, Minn. \\"irth, Jacob ..... ·····-··-·-···---·St. Paul. \Iinn. CLA55 OF ·16 ( ll) Ra~.;ow, Emily .........-···--··-······-·Applcton. \!inn. Eherr, Erich ········-·-····..-····-·············... Deceased. Falde, Aadel · · - - · ·-·············--·..·...St. Paul, \finn. Furbe~. Loui., ..-···-···•-·· · - -- Gerlach, .\dolph .............. ······-··......._.Xew Ulm, \limL Koenig, Ernst ··········-·····- .............--.St. Louis, .Mo. Kolander, Paul ··· ······----·-········\\'aterloo, \Vis. \lanthey. Albert ·······-----···..· Deceased Si1z. Herbert -----····-····-Xew Ulm, \linn. Trettin, Emil ······················---···-lfilwaukee, Wis. \\'esterkamp, Paul _ _ _ _ Detroit, l[ich. Cl.AS:', OF '17 (9) Dysterheit, \finnie _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .\finneapolis, Minn. Ehlke, Arthur _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ \Iilwaukee, \Vis.

Fritz, Lydia ·--····································-Spring Valley, \Vis. Giese, Hulda ..................... _____ \Cinneapolis, :Minn. Johnson, \\'alter -···---······-····-Wis. Rapids, Wis. Kohlhoff, \\.alter _ ...............................Jordan, llinn. Luehring, Henry ...- ............................... Xicollel, \iinn. Xaumann, Hedwig .... . ..............·-······St. Paul. \limL Zinter, Helen .................... Deceased. CLASS OF 'IS (10) Fritz. Edna - - - - -···················-Danube, \linn. Gehm, Erna ...............·-···- ............... Day City, \fich. Gehm, Johanne-, ·········-····--····-·-····· Deceased. \Ietz, Theodore ················----··Northrop, Minn. \foskop, Alben ···················-····-···-•··• Fond du Lac. \ \"is. Reuter, Elizabeth ·······················-··-······Parkland, \Vash. Sperling. Ernest --·············..····-···-... Xew ulm, \!inn Steffenhagen. Caroline ·····-····..··-·····'Iinneapc,lis, Minn. Strasen, Frieda ------·-·····-···Blue Earth, ~{inn. Z:i.eske, Oara -···--····-······-······--··-·· Oconomowoc, \Vi~.

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Albrecht, Erna -·······················•·• ........_Xcw Clm, .'.\fom. Boettcher, Theodore ···········-··--··--~aukauna, \Vis Buenger, Clara ·-·······- ··········-········--···Kenosha, \\.is. Dierks, August ..... . .. ······---·-··Meoasha, \Vis. Garbrecht, .'.\farrin ----·········-·····\\'aukesha., \\'is Mundinger, Clam ·-·•·······················-··Goodhue, :\finn. cu;;;; o~· ·20 (9) Blauert, Edgar . _ ····-·····-----Greenleaf, \\'is. Buzek, Anna -· ·········------Czecho-Slovakia. Gedicke, Frieda ·-····························--·Xew Ulm, .'.\(inn. Glaeser, Gilbert ·········-······-······-·-······-Bea,·er Dam, \\'is. Montgomery, Esther -·---·-·····-····-St. James, :Minn. Pelz!, Theodore -··········-·················-·)Jew Ulm, .'.\foin. \\'eissenborn, Otto ··-·······-···-········-··-·Mound, Minn. \\.ilbrecht, Arnold ························-···-Browns,·ille., Wis. \\'inter, Lydia ··-··················----Xew Ulm, ~fo~n. CT \S<; OF '21 (13) Bergemann, Siegherr ---··············'\'atertown. \\Tis. Bradtke, Edward - - - -·······-······-·St. Louis, }lo. Fritz, Esther -··-·····················-······-·.'.\1inneapolis, Minn. Hin1~ Erna - - - · · ··•·······--····-···········\Villiamsport, Pa. Mittelstaedt, Adeline ·-···--··-··········· Deceased. Moeller, Leona ····-···-·-···-···-·-·········· Red Bud, Ill. Schimmelpfenning, Anita ....................Oconomowoc, \Vis Schmidt, Edward .................... ........... .-\rlingtou. Nebr. Schnitker, Irene - ······-·····-······ ····-···-.'.\finncapolis. .'.\[inn Schriefer, Katherine -···········-···-··-···- Kenosha, \Vis. Schulz. Godfrey -···-···--·- ·············-)JiJwaukce, \ \ 'is. Sitz, Ema ···-········ --· ··-······-·············-\\'atcrtown, \\.is. Stelljes, Otis ........... ············-···-···-.'.\.lih,aukee, Wis. CLASS OF '22 ( 13) Albrecht, Victor ............... ..... . ..........-:\fanitowoc, \Vis. Albrecht, \\'alter ......... _____ La Crosse. \\'is. Beisel, .'.\iargaret . . ····-····-·····-···········St. Louis, ~fo. Engel, Leona ..... ·······························-··Adrian, .'.\1ich. Giegl.ing, Lillie ···--·····-····-······-···········~Iilwau.kee, \\'is. Haertel, Gertrude -----··-····Fairmont. ~finn Huso. Dena ···-····-····-··· _ _ _ _ Lake :Mills, Iowa. Koch. Gerda -····-·······-·····-·-·---.'.\Ianitowoc. \Vi,:;.

Koehler, Florence ·-······-······················· \ Vatenown, \\"1 s. Lein, Johanna·-····-·· ··-······-············- Glenham, S. Oak. Sievert, Arla --···· ··········-----\Vatertown, \Vis. Wiechmann, Renata ···············----Good T!mnder, }.fmn. \Yilbrccht, Trma -···· ············-·····-·-- Peshtigo, Wis. Cl.ASS OF '23 (9) Backer, Adelbert ··-·····-··············-·······Lake }.lills, \Vis. Falk, Anna - - - - - -··············-Gibbon, :\linn. Hainer, Pauline _ _ _ _ ........ ······- Green Bay, Wi!>.. Iluehnerkoch, Esther - - - - - - · Deceased John, Frieda ·······-···------··- Kicollet, ~linn. Krueger, Artliur _ _ _ _ _ ··- Phoenix, Ariz. Kuehn, Elmer ···-······-····-····----}.Jilwaukee, \\ is. }.fesserli, Verona ······-············-·····-··-··Kcnosha, \Vis. Sonn, I.ester ······-·····················-····-·····APPlcton. \\' is CJ...-\SS OF '2..J (9)

Gieschen, Gertrude ························-·-\\"amvato;:a, \Vis. Gi?.iewski, Ethel -···-···························· :\fohridge, S . Dak. Hanns, Louise ···--··· ·----····--···Baraboo, \\ 1s. Heck, Helen ··· - - ···-·························Lake City, :\finn. Xolte, Antoinette -·-·····-···················· }.1ilwaukee, \\'is. Octjcn, Viola ··---·-··············-············· \\"auwatosa, \\'io,. Winter, Anna -·········· ······--·•··-·•···-··-· Wcst Bend, \Vis. Yanke, Ruth -······· _ ·····················-······La Cro~se. \\'is. /.empel, Lyrlia -··· .. ·········-···· ·····-···-·Pl;moulh. X cbr. CL...:,S m· '2:i (8) Buenger, Esther -------··-··-·Xew Ulm, :\finn. Jantz, Arvin --·-- - - · · ···-······-······-·Bcnton Harbor, ..\.lich }.fe.>cr, Laura -····-•· ____ .Hinkley, 1finn. }.fueller, Frieda ..... ····-·······-············-·Janesville, ).finn. Os,\ald, Kurt -·· . ·········-·············-·\Vatertov..-n, \Vis. Stensrud, Sophus . ····················-······-).Iilbank, S. Oak. \\'ilbrecht, Bertha - -···························St. Paul. Minn. \Vitt, Carl················-···- ·· ····---Xew {;Im, :\!inn. a

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Ba<'ker, Edgar -··············--······· - ·· Saginaw, Mich. Dmnioger, George ·-·······-······· .. ... Cudahy. Wis. G!ae;:er, Angelica ············- ···-··-···-).fjJwaukee, \Vis. Hafner, Alma ··-········--·-·-·····-···Yelm, \\lash. Hauch. Herbert ·············-······••···--·-·-Renton Harbor. .\lich

Hoffmann, .\fartiu -···············-············- Dale, \Vis. Lau, Theodore ···········-·······················-Hortonville, \\'is. ~eyer, John --·-·-·-···-·····-······-····-·Thiensville, Wis. Mueller, Gerhard ....... ················-······-Grafton, Kebr. Price, Leona --···-·········· ······•···-·-·-:\iilbank, S. Dak. Rauschke, Armin ·-······--···-··-··-·-'fant..-ato, .\{inn. Roeder, Emma ··-····-····--··-··- Dexter, .\lich. \\'aidelich, Guenther ···-···-·----'1ilwaukee, \Vi!.. Zorn, Loretta ············-·············-··········-·C1evelan<l, 0. CUSS OF

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Albrecht, Ema ····················-·····---•-· Rylas, Ariz. Rartsch, Erwin ·············-··················-·Johnson, Minn. Finup, Carl ···-··•···-······-····---·-··Bea\·er Dam, \\"is. Ihlenfeld, Helmuth _______ .Kenosha, Wis. John, Gertrude ..............._ _ _ _ _ Watertown, \Vis. Jordahl, Olina -···-·------.\fanchcstcr, :Minn. Kiecker, George ···········-·····-····-··--·Appleton, \Vis. Koester, Arthur ···-······-···- ---··-··Fond du Lac, \Vis. Loeck, Otto ···-······-·----·-···-····Balaton, .\1inn. .\1aakestad. Harriet ···---·--···-···--····Good Thw1der, .\liim .\fartin, Hilda ·- - - -- ·-·····-····Echo, Minn. .\[ueller, Carl ··-···-·-·--···-···-·····Saginaw, .\!ich. Paap, Gertha ............ ····-- ···-····-····-····Good Thunder, .\linn Rossow, Edwin .............. ··-···--···Amboy, Minn. Schulz, Henry ........... ·•-·········-·····-······St. Paul, .\!inn. Siegler, Cordelia _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Allenton, \Vis. Sievert, :Martha -----·-····· Winthrop, .\finn. CLASS OF '28 ( 23) Bartels, Fritz -···--··· _ _ _ _ _ Big Rapids, hlich. Bartsch, Melinda _ _ _ _ _ ···-·····Forest Park, 111. Buchholz, Esther -·····-····-·····-···········-'1adison, \Vis. Dey, Gertrude .................. ·······-·······-·-.N'eenah, \\'is. Duesterhoeft, Juliane -·· ·-· .............Con·uso, Minn. Gieschen, Dorothea --·-···--···········-'1ih\-aukee, \Vis. Grimm, En~;n ---·-·---··-· ........... St. Paul, .\finn. Kramer, Irene ----·-····-·····-·····-'forion, Minn. Krause, Irma _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ La Crosse. Wis. Kuehn, Herbert ···-······-····-····-············•Svarta, Wis. Leitzke, Emil ·--···-········-···-·-····-···-·-Two Rivers, \Vis. .\!eyer, Henry -·------Mobridge, S. Dak .\Ioerer, Augusta - · - - - - ---Deceased 64

Olson, Olive ---·-•-----··-····Deccased. Ottenbacher, Arthur _ _ _ _ Zeeland, X. Dak. Pape, \Valdemar -···-············-· ..... __. ).[edford, \\'is. Schriefer, \\'illiam ·--·--····· ........ Kew Ulm, \Iinn. Schuetze, Margot -·----·····-- ···· Lewiston, ~inn. Seehusen, ~fartl1a ··-······-······-···--····Xew ulrn, \li1m. Sievert, Hertha -·····- -----\\.aterlowu. \Vis. Skogen, Inez -·-·········· ······----\Iinneapolis, \finn \l\iaterman, florence ········--······-······· Sparta, \\.is. Wilde, Erwin -····-----·············Lewi:;ton, Minn. Cl-.\"S ot· '29 (JO) Albrecht, )fartin ···-·····-······-···--···-Xew Ulm, \finn. Bender, \[oily -··-·············-··---··Algom,. \\"i~. Berghoh;, \fargarct - - - - - · - ···-Chic.-igo. Ill. Boes~ Bernhardt ···-··-···-····-····· ...New London, \Vis. Boettcher, Irma ·--- - - · · - · · ····-J'eenah, \Vis. Conradt, Ida --···-·-·-···· .. ··-··-·Kenosha, \Vis. Fuen,tenau, Adolph .......... ··· - · -·-·Kenosha, \\"is. Geiger, \larie .................. _ ·-······-···-Algoma, Wis. Hagedorn, Fred - · ·-··-······················Cah·ary, \Vis. Jordahl, Jeanette .. - ·----···-·····--~anchester, \linn. Krernin, Viola .. ·--·-····--····-·····-Yesta, \firm. .Meister, Norma ·····-················--····-Bay City, \lich. \feyer, Charles ---········-·-··-·-·Lake Benton, Minn \fueller, Adelheid ··-··-···-················Forest Park, 111. Oswald, Irma ···-···-····-··-················Fremont, \Vis. Pape, Gerhardt --············ ············-·Juneau, \\'is. Rahn, Ellen ···-···-·····-······ ..... .......-Redwood Falls, \Imn Schuetze, Hildegard ···-······-· .. ······-St. Clair, "llinn. Schwarz, Dorotl•> .. ·-·········-······-·····St. Paul, \fom. Sievert, Alma -······· ··············-··········-West Allis, Wis. Stegemann, William -··· ·········-······-····\\.altham, \.finn. Steinberg, \fartha ____ ···-···· Chicago, Ill. Stindt, \Valdemar -·-·····-··--···--··-Bay City, Mich. Vergin, Leopold ·········-·····-··--··-····-'1ilwaukee, Wis. \"ogel, Leonarda -···-·-·--···-··-·-······Burlington, \\.is. \Vassmann, Eleanor -·········-·····-····· _\fonroe, :\fich. \Vendt, Helene -----····-···-····· .. Fairmont, hlinn. \Verner, Ada --·-···-··············-····--···-Calvary, \\'is. Woltmann. William . _ _ _ _ Bay City, :Mich. Zeit2., Ernest ···················-····-·····-·· ..... Fairmont. )lin:1.

CLASS OF '30 (24) Albrecht, Armin ------···-Appleton, Wis. ---·······-1filwaukee, Wis. Albrecht, :Mildred Busse, 1fartin ·-·······-·····-··----Two Rivers, Wis. Busse, \Valter - - - - ·······--····-·····Dctroit, ).fich. Bussmann, Hildegard ···--·········-····-·-Hortonville, \\lis. Duesterhoeft, }.farie ·······--··-Goodhue, Minn. Engel, ).folly --····-------Saginaw, Mich. Fehlauer, Adolph . ~iilwaukee, \\.is. Gabrysh, Helen ···-··•··-···-··---Kenosha, Wis. Klug, :M argaret - - - - - - - - N a p a , DL Levorson, Valborg ..............____ Hortonville, \Vis. Loeslin, Emma ···--···-- - --····-··New Ulm, Minn. Louis, Viola - - --···--·····--··--···Rockford, Ill ).:Icier, Irma ············-·--·······..- -..-.-Truman, Minn. ).!eyer, Arnold ··-·······-- - Milwaukee, Wis. ~Iw1dinger, Gerhard ···········-··· __._Tucson, Ariz. Nolte, Edwin _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ...._New Ulm, 11.finn.

Roehler, ).fartin ····························-·····-\Vayne, Mich. Rudolph, Adele -··-···--··--·············-Minneapolis, }.finn. Schimmelpfennig, Lacorda ·--·····-···-·).1ankato, Minn. Schmirlt, Armin ····-··- _ _ _ _ _ Vernon Center, Yinn.. Sprengeler, Arthur ·-··· .. ____ ... St. Paul, Mimi. Zarling, Irene .. ····-··-··- _ _ _ _ Rhinelander, \Vis. Zuberbier, Traugott _ _ _ _ _ _ Fond du Lac, \\'is. CLASS OF

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Broker, Sylvan ···--····--··--·····-·-·· . Helem•ille, \\"is. Duin, Gerald - · · · · - · - - - - - U. S. Army Hellmann, Edmund ···········-······-·····-Xew Um, ).[inn. Huber, Walter - - -----······-Iron Ridge, Wis. Klatt, Harold -·--··-----------Sleepy E.ye, 1Iinn. Kutz, Harold .. ·--····--------·--Fairmont. Minn. Oswald, Hertha ······--·······-------Detroit, ).fich. Redeker, Frank -····-·············-·- - - -Tomah, \Vis. Steinberg, \\"alter ............. ··-······-···-).fankato, ).[inn. Cl.ASS OF

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Arndt, Emanuel -----·····--····-· Winona, Minn. Becker, Gerold _ _ _ _ _ ····-······Bethel, ).finn. Behmer, Raymond ).fanitowoc, \\'is.. Bode, Edith -----·-··-··- -----~fadison, \Vis. 66

Fahie, 1fathilda ----·····-·--Fond du Lac, Wis.. Genz, Wilma ----···-·····-····--·.Xeillsville, Wis. Gruenhagen, Henry ____________ West Bend, Wis. Harnisch, !l!arguerite ············-·--··-Tomah, \Vis. Hormann, Frederick ·-···-----La Crosse, \\is. Huhn, Armin -----·····-····--··-··--····-La Cros,:e, \\"i;;_. Humann, Ervin ···-·····-····-··----Ste\"ensvillc, 1fich. Koepsell, Gerhard ···-·--·-··--·-W. Wrightstown, Wis. Lehmann, Victor ________ x eillsville, Wis. )[anthey, Frederic ·····-··· ---··-11anitowoc, Wis. )Iehlberg, Oara -·····--··-----Jamestown, No. Dak. Raabe, Lester ···-····-----··-·····-····-llaraboo, \\'is. Redeker, Frances -·····--····-····-·······New Ulm, 11inn. Schauer, Roland --------\Vatertown, Wis. Sievert, Erich - - - - - - - - - X e w Ulm, 11inn. Sievert, Richard - - - - - - - - · F o r t Atkinson. \Vis. Timm, Gilbert ············-····_:·_···-······-Deceased. Zahn, Mcilahn ············-······-··-·············· S-.ginaw, ~1ich. CLASS m-• '33 (20) Bartels, William _ _ __ _ _ _1Jilwaukee, \\"is. _ __ _ _ Foley, Minn. Beck, Fred Boock, Gertrude _ _ __ _ __ _ Spencer, \Yi,. Bremer, John -··········· Adell, \\'is. Dahms, Ardella --····--····-···· N"icollet, 1finn. Deibert, Edna ···-·· 1[ilwaukee, \Vis. _ _ _ _ ._.___ Fox Lake, \\"i,. Hafenstein, Vera Kessler, Orlando _ _ _______ X 1collet. )Jinn. Lahman.o, Eleanor La Crosse, \\ is. Lober, Arnold · -·--------Columb11s, \Yis. Meier, Arthur \Vhiteriver, Ariz. Paap, Hildegard New London, \Vis. Schuetze, Victoria La Crosse, \l\'is. Schumacher, Adelia __ X-ew lilm. 1iinn. Sorgatz, Edwin Sl Paul, lfinn. Sorgatz, Walther Phoenix. Ariz. Steinberg, Edna --··-Fairchild, Wis. \Vacker, Carl ···-········ Keno~ha, \Vis. Rockfield, Wis. Wiechmann, Edgar \Vilbrecht, Adolf ······--····Wausau, \Vis.

CLASS 01' '34 (17) Arras, William ----------·· ____ _ _ :\fouroc, ~ich. Baumann, Louise ·-···· · ------Gibbon, :\finn. Behrens, Elmer ---·---····--·····-··-----\Vcyauwega, \Vis. Berndt, Norbert ------- ..-·---·---Day City, .\fich. - ----Farihault, Minn. Rode, Esther ..... Broker, Floyd ---------\Vinona., ).finn. Glende. .<'\rthur ·------------Arlington, :\Iinn. Heimann, Esther --------------Kenosha, \Vis. Jacobs, Roland _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .Cleveland, Ohio Kopitzke, Eldor -------Brillion, \Vis. Lorenz, Ruth - - - - - ············-····'\rlington, \finn. Oswald, Clara _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Neenah, \\'is. Robisch, Elizabeth - - - - - - - -Jefferson, \Vis. Roekle, \Valdemar -------Jeffnson. \Vis. Schulz, Rutlolph _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Fox Lake, Wis. Stellick, Christina _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Tomah. \\.is. Vogel, Gertrude _______ ........ Bur,ington, \\'is. CL.ASS 01' '35 (16) Clements, Ida _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ K eenah., \Vis. Diersen. Harry _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____...Iilwaukee, \Vis. Duehlmeier, Raymond ....·-·····..···...- -Xicollet, \finn. Fehlauer, Herman _______ _ _ _ __ Ixonia, \Vis.

Gilbert, Gerhard ·--·-- --···- -····-·--·--·--Milwaukee, \\ i'". Hasse, Henry -··----- - - - · ··---·---_Fairmont, }..finn. J~'\wrcnz, V e r a - - - - - - · ......Lomira, \\'is. Kantke, Ada _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ \Vest Bend, Wis. Prosek, Elsie ------·····-·······Bangor, \Vis. Rad!, Clarence _________\\'ood Lake, Minn. Rau,chke, :\Iarlin -------~~ilwaukce, \Vis. l~ie,,. l{aymond ···-··-··· · - - -..-·..Deccased. ~auer, Dori, .............................·-····-····:\[ilwaukcc. \\.i;;. ~clmitker. Ruth _ _ _ _ _ ··------\\·auwatosa, \Vis. Te'-ke. Linda ____________Tomah, \\·i~. \\'eyland. Helen ------·-·---.Xccnah, \Vi& CLASS 01' '36 (16} 11crg, Elizabeth _ _ _ __ ·-· A.ppleton, Wis. 13rnckelman. Albert -------------·--·· __ _ Yakima, \\'ash. :\1eycr, France~ -------------------- -·-'\'ew London, \¥is. :\foldcnhauer, Beata _ _ _ _ _ _}.filwaukee, Wis.

Kolte, \Val<lemar ..................... ----· _Burlington. \Vis. Kommensen, Adele -····-·····-····_Freeport, Ill. Pretzer, Erwin -·····-·············--··---·-J acbon, ).!ich. Seehusen, Ruth __________ Wis. Rapids, Wis. Stindt, Oliva - - - - - - - · -·-·-).!inneapolis, ).finn. Strege, Agnes ·-·············-·····-······-····-Austin, Minn. Uhlig, Ruth -·--·····-·············-···--··-·-Rhinelander, \\'is. Wantoch, Julius ·····················-·-·--Faribault, )1inn. \\'egner, ).fargaret - - - - -·-··-So. Milwaukee, \\'is. \\'eyland, Hudolph -----·-···-Floodwood, :Yinn. \Vitte, Florence ····----------Xeenah, \Vis. \\'ollenburg, Ora - - - - -·---·-Bangor, \Vis.

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Bradtke, ).lilton · · · · · · - - - - --Columbus, Wis. Coppens, Amold ····------····--··Milwaukee, \Vis. Gunn, Catherine ····-···-···-·······-·--- ... ).filwaukee, \Vis. Holzhueter, Ruby -----···········).fadison. \Vis. Kelm, Yeleda -·······-···········-·····--- St. Paul, Minn. Koehler, )1argaret ·····-····---·····-··--·Yilwaukee. Wis. Kuehn, Erna ·-·-···········--····--·--Sacrame:nto, Calif. Limpert, Gertrude ····----···-····.La Cros."e, \Vi<.. ~r ueller, Helen Jane ····-···----Chicag-o, Ill. Paape, Esther -----········-··--·Fort Atkinson, \\.is. Prie.,z, Cecilia ····-············-···-·-···Milwaukec, \\'is. Raddatz, Florence -··_______).fonroc, lfich. Richter, Olga -··················-······---- St. Paul, lfinn. Rolloff, Gerhard -·····················-··---APPlelon, \\'is. Stoekli, \\·infricd ·············-······-··-····Keenah, Wis. Taras, E,·a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..\Vatei-town, \\'is.

Timm, Agnes --····-······-···-·····-·-···Willow Lake, S. D. Trapp, Lillian ................ _ _ _ _ _ \\.aukesha, \\"is. CLASS OF '38 (14) Albi-echt. Estella . .... . ....Minneapolis, ).(inn. Behrens, Xorwald ................................. Paullina, Iowa Beutler, Elizabeth -----········ .La Cro<<P, \\.is. Engelhardt, Henry ·············-··-·······-···· Sheboygan, Wis. Geil, David ····-·············-····--··--···-····-Wcst AUis, \Vis. Hinnenthal, ).larie ···---·····--··--··--·---··-:-,;ew lilm. '.\finn. Hoefer, Roland .... ····-------·---·--···--····Kenosha, \\.is.. ).[ittelsteacl.t, Karl _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Deceased.

Nolte, Robert - - - - - - · · ····· ....Beaver Dam, \\'is. Pagenkopf, Myrtle ···-·-··········-············Oriska, No. Dak Plagge, Dorothy -···------.Xew Ulm, Minn. Schnitker, Heine -·----·······-······Princeton, \\'is. Swantz, Ralph - - - - - - - -i..i Crosse, Wis. \Valther, Gertrude ··-------Saginaw, Mich. CLASS OF '39 (18) Berg, Florence _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _\VisconsinRapids, Wis. Birkholz, Kaomi _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Sheboygan, Wis. Bode, Marie ---························-·Bay City, )!ich. Tiode, Reuben·····-··----- -···--Deceased Hoelter, Geraldine _ _ _ _ _ _ _Tomah, \Vis. Froehlke, Dorothy _ _ _ _ _ ....._Falls Church, Va. Fuerstenau, Paul ________ Hazel, S. Dak. Gehlhar, Ruth _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Norfolk, Nebr. Koeninger, Ruth - -----~Iilwauk.-..e, \\'i«. Krenz, Henry ···--····-------..,10r£olk, Nebr. Lux, Ervin -····-·····-····-······················Athens, \\is. )!eyer, Robert - ···- - - - - -- Bay City. ).fich. :Moldenhauer, Adair -·············•-·····-···-Crcte, Ill. Oehlke, Florence - - -···-·----Xewport, Minn. Sauer, Naomi _ _ __ _____ Sleepy Eye, )!inn. Temple, Marion -····-- ···· - - - - S t . Louis, 11o. Thurow, Lenore ·······----····-·Jefferson, \Vis. \\.ehausen, Edgar ·-··· Fort Atkinson, Wis. CLASS OF

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Bode, Roland ----·····-···-·-Green Bay, \Vis.. Fischer, Gilbert - - - - · -····-···-Oshkosh, \Vis. Gruendcmann, Esther ······-············--•Grccn Hay, Wis. Hotlen, Curtis -----·················-),ladison, Wi~. lngebritson, Julius ·····--··-·····-·······-··- Tacoma, Wash. Kowalke, Grace -···········-----\\"atertown, \Vis. La,,.,-rcnz, Irmgard --·····-····--··-··-''alentine, Xebr. Lutz, Gertrude ----·-----'Oshkosh, Wis.. Meyer, Ruth _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ La Crosse, Wis. ).[ucller, Raymond _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ).Iilwaukee, \\.is. Nesseth, VaJborg --···-···-···-····-8eaver Dam, \Vis. Nitz, Richard ·-····-····-· ············-····-SL Paul, ).o!inn. Reierson, Jeanette · · - · -···- ---Tracy, ).fom. Scharlemann, Ferd. ····--··············-····-Lake City, ~Enn.

Schmdzer, Gerhard ----·····-······-Sebewaing, Mich. Schulu, Wilma ..._ _Truman, ~lion. Steinberg, Hazel _ _ _ _ _ _Truman, :Minn. Tradup, Norman - - - - - - - - U . S . Army Vangcn, Lois _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Bay City, Mich. Walther, Doris eenah, \Vis. a.ASS OF

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Bade, Arthur - - - - - - - - - X e w Clm, .\!inn.

Fischer, Isabelle - - - - - - - - T a w a s City, .\fich. Fred.rich, Lois ·--··-----······-··East Fork, Ariz. Heckmann, G£orge -------Clinton, \\ i,:;_ Hintz, Bernice - - - - - - - - - S o . l\filwaukee, Wis. Klinker, Louise ···-··-···- - - - - -Marinette, \Vis. Kuether, \Villiam --------Algoma, \\'is. Leinwan<ler, Bernice _ _ _ _ _ _New London, \Vis. Mathweg, Harley ________ Minneapolis, :Minn. Mattek, Floyd _________ Xewburg, \\'is . .\lueller, Wilbert _ _ _ _ _ _ _Tawas City. \:lich. Muenkel, Ralph _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ La Crosse. \\'is. Priesz, Ruth _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _)J.i!waukee, \Vis. Puttin, Lorraine ----······--·JelJerson, Wis. Rider, Caroline ···-····-····-··-·---'Visconsin Rapids, Wis. Rolloff, Earl -----·-···-···-Reedsville, Wis. Schroeder, Morton _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Madison, Wis. Schumann, Dolores ----······-·-·-Flint, ~fich. Toepel, Dorothea ·················-····-··--Deceased. Wiechmann, Er·hardt ··-·-······-·······Hilben. Wis. Zimmennann, Ethel ----·····-···-Owosso. .\Heh. CLASS OF '42 (18) Burow, Harold ------·····-·····-Deceased. Busse, Clifford _________ Waseca, .\!inn. Dommer, Ruth ··-····-····-·-·····-··--.\lih\aukee. \\'is. Falk, Adelia -·········-····--·----Fond du Lac. \Vis. Gerlach, Vernon - · · · · - - ----Red \\'ing, .\linn. Gieseke, Mary Ann ........ _ _ _ _ St. Peter. .\linn. Heller, Le.~ter ···-·············-···--- - · \fadison. .\lino. Kcmpfert, Orville ··-············-·······-···•Hustisford, \\'is. Krause, Gilbert -··-······--·····-···-······ "ader. \\'ash. Xolting, Paul - - - - - - - - ···· Ruffalo. .\finn. Sauer, Charlotte ·--·--·-··-·--····-····St. Paul, .\finn.

S,hweppe, Belly _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ r<t-d \\ ing. .\\inn. Stem, Eunice --·················-·····"····- .. Onalaska. \\i~. Stockli, Gertrude -··------Toronto. Ont . Canada Stru••. Ruth _ ____ _ _ _ _ _ Sl,cpy F.yt- \{inn. Cinch, Loraine ·-- -- - - - -·-C\:nturia, \\ 1s. Yater, \\'altl'r .. _ _ _ _ _ \1ilwaukl'I' Wis. Zie<cmer, Charlotte _______ Keno-ha. \\ 1s 1.:1-. .SS Ot'

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Kunetchy, A hre . - - - - - L ' \ Cross.... \\'is. _ _ _ _ _ _\fanitowoc, \\'is. Kutz, .\nim Leitzke, \fartin .. ----····-··--··-··Fremont. \Vi~. Lindloff, Gladys .... ··---Goodhue, .\linn. _ _ _ _ _ Sprmgfield, Ill. Poo:lter. Richard _ _ _____\bhot,-ford, \\'is. Rt:it:r, Corintha .. Stechmann, Yiolet -------------········-···· Gibhon, \\inn. S"cency. Helen - · ···-····--'Iinneapoh<, \fou1. Walz, En-in -·--··· Sanborn. .\Jinn. (·LASS OF

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En~elhardt, Ruth _ _ _ _ _ \(ilwaukee, \\"is. Gic•cke, Olrol . __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ X1g.,,i..., Africa Grunze, Rirhard ··-·····-···-·--··-··-'' inona, \fom. Hilger, .\Iyron -·· - - - - - K Fond du Lac. \\'b Huebner, Ione ___ .._ _ _ _ _ Kimberl), \\'b. Kehl, Leslie ··--·---·····---'fcnomonie, \\'is. Putti11, .\fargaret ---···-··-·Columbu5, \\'is. Quandt, Lillian - --· _ _ _ _ .\fcnasha, \\'is. Smith, Ruth ........_.X~nah, \\"is.

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Bode, F.nnice

- Ka'-Ota. 'lmn. Brut<ehoff, Albert ----SL Paul, \finn. Rnms, 11}, a ·-···-······-····-- _ _ _ Xicollet. \!inn. GrM<-, Helen -··-·····-· - _ ___ Bangor, \\ i~. CW Ulm, \[inn. Gu-zke. Gerald -·-·---Hagema,m, Eunice ·····--- _ _ _ '.'\\:enah. \\ ,,. Iloffmann, Howard ·-·-···0,hkosh \\ is Jol,annes, Eli-aheth _ _ _ _ _ _ faith, S. D:ik Kionka, Edward _ ___ ______ Lake Cit,· \1inn. _ ___ st. Jame~ ~finn. Schierenbeck, Robert _ _ _ Bar City. \lich. Trellien, Lo,._

,, \\egner, Lois ...... - - - -- -·-~found Cit), S. Dak. Wilch, Ruth ... - - - -·--······-Saginaw. 11ich. Zimdars, Elvira ····················-······· .. .......\\'inona, ~Iinn. Zimmermann, Donald -····- ····---Sebewaing, \{ich. CLASS OF

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Bathke. Caroline ..... ·----·······~fanitowoc, \\'is. Bogenschneider, Elaine . ····-···-··--··S. Milwaukee. Wis. Bowtz, Walter . - - - - · · · - ··--··-St. Paul, \{inn. Goehrin.g, )Iarcia - - - - · ·- ·······Sanborn, )(inn. ~[eyer, )larie -··· ····-·······-···-··---······'lilwaukee, \Vis. ).loldenhauer, Robert ... _ _ _ _ _ Sparta, \Vis. ~[undstock, Bernice ·-··········--- Plymouth, \fich. Pl'termann, Kurt . ··-----···-·Stanton, Kehr. '-aucr. Eunice .......... _ _ _ _ _ _ .)[ilwaukee, \Vis. CT- ~"-S llt'

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.\lbrecht. Quentin ........ · -··----Snoqualmie, \\'ash. Bauer, Gerhard ·-·- - - - _ _ _Goodhue. )linn. C1ase11, \Vinfried ·····-··--·-·-·········-···-llr-ownton, :\finn. Dorow, Evelyn _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Xew London, \Vis. Felch, (;Jpnn -··-······-····--·····----E. Ann Arbor, Mich. Gerlach, Loma _ _ _ _ _ ····--__La Crosse, Wis. Gocde, Harold · · - - - -- _ _.___Kc,,-aunee, \Vis. Greve, Lola .... _ _ __ .........__:\urora, S. Dak. Hatzung, \Vilbur ...... ·----····--·-·····...Rhinelandcr, \Vis. Huth, Yera ..... ··········--·-····-·--•So. ~1ilwaukee, \Vi~. Kolander, Robert -···-·-····-···--·--···'\'cst Allis, \,\'is. :\LcFarlan<l. Han} - -- - ··-····-·-·'\'atertown, \Vis. ::\Caltz, 1lar-jorie _ _ _ __ ·····-··.. Kcnosha. \\ is. :\Iueller, Gerhard .... ······--··-······--·····Plymouth, :\Jich. Pape, Louise -··--···-- - - - - - R e d Wing, :\[inn. Poehler, Esther -······· - ·-····..---·Jcncra, Ohio Rademan, Elaine ...... _ _ _ _ .....\\'rightstown. \\'is. \\·c.terhaus, Jeannette .........- ..- -.\fonroc, )Iich. Wollem,clx.>r, Hilda - · -·····----Plymouth, ~ich. Zicrzo", Elsie - - - · - · · - - - - - -- ·.\ppleton. \\'is.

'48 (21) _______ Butterfiel<l. )Jinn.

Cl.ASS OF

.\Jbrccht, On},:,la Albrecht, Lois Baker, Erdeen ..

·-·····-····-··········...Fair[ax, \Iinn. - - - - · ........\Yam,atosa. \\·i~.

Beussman, Dennis •.................................Yan Dyke, :\!ich. Degner, Beverly ···························-····--Benton Harbor. :\Iich. Hohman, Ruth ·······························-···--Cibecue, Ariz. Hookstead, Eleanor ····-----·······'\'aukesha, \\'is. Kuester, Janice ------··········-Hadar, Kebr. Langacker. Lucile -··-·········-················J..a Crosse, \\"is. Lange, :\Iary Louise ·······-······················Jamestown, X. D. Luehring, Wilbert ···-·····-·-·----Kawkawlin, :\fich. :\liller, June ·······-···-·-··•·······-······-·······Bylas, Ariz. Kolting, Albert ···-·················-··············:\ustin, :\!inn. Otterstatter, Ruth ···-··························-·Oconomowoc, \\.is. Schmidt, Wayne ·····--······················.... Kew lilm, :\1inn. Sievert, \\.alter ,...- ................................\fanitowoc, \\'is. Strege, lone ..............·-···-····················Golden, Colo. \\'elke, Korman ······-···-·········-····-·····Bangor, \\"is. \\'endJand, Eileen ...................- ..............Hustisford, \\'is. \Viechmann, \\'ayne ....·---·········-·-Jenera, Ohio Wolf, Robert ..............- ...........·---·····'''hiteriver. Ariz.

'49 (28) Baer, Edmund ..........·-·····-·----X igeria. . \frica Bailey, Darleen -····..············-..-········· .i\eillsvillt!, \\'is. Brei, :\[elda _.........._·-···----··--Stanton, Kehr. Bunkowske, Gerald ...................- ..........Acoma. :\finn. Degner, Orville ...............-·---·•-Jefferson, \\·is. Dorn, Orlan -··········--······-···············•-Fremont, \\'is. Flink, Janet ·····-·····-·...........___........Gibbon, :\linn. Fuhrmann, \\'illiam ············-··········· .. \\'ayne, :\[ich. Gutzke, Gerane ......·--···--···....- .....-\\'est Salem, \\'is. Haar, Ruth _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ......:\Iontello, \\'is. CUSS OF

Hanke, Joyce ····-··········-·····-··········-:\lankato, :\iinn. Kirchmeier, Lillian ._ _.......... _ _:\fih,aukee, \\·is. Kirschke, Lester -·-·-··········-····-·······),lilwaukee, \\"is. KJossner, Ruth ····-············-···-·············.. Fairfax, :\linn. KJug, Hclen ...............·--··..·······..............Jamestown, K. D. Kolander, Kenneth ..............·--············).filwaukee, \\'is. Lisius, lone ......................·-····················Crete, Ill. Pydynkowski, :\farvin ...................- ......Flint, :\1ich. Rosin, Rupert ···-·-······..- ···--·---··········Cibecue, Ariz. Ruppel, :\farilyn ·······-··----··-···•·····•······-·Bay City, :\lich. Schmidt, Erich ................................_ ....-\nn Arbor, :\lich.

Schultz, Ferdinand ...-Frank,;yilJc, Wis. Schwartz, Paul Green Lake, \\'is. Sch'1.,ecke, LeeOrda Valcnti.ne, Xebr. Shoemaker, Charlyn A.pplelon, \\'is. Tietz, Doris ·······-----·---...__l,0relto, ~liruL Voigt, Adelbert eaver Vam, \\'is. Warner, Francis Ca.ledonia, :\Iinn. Total 663

GRADUATES OF HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTl\-IBNT June 10. 1949 :\dicke~, Robert _ _ _ _ __ __Delmont. \Vis. __Echo, )liun. Dauer. Karl _ _ _ _ _ lJieden~der. I'rederick - - - - ~:\ppleton, \\'is. Hirkholz. Jerome ·-.........· ---·· .._).fankato, :\!inn. llruns, Larry _ __ __ Xt:w lilm, :\finn lluss. Robert Stanton. Xchr. l>anm:r, Richard ···-··-..----· ...._Rhinelander, Wis. Erhart. ~Iary Ann _ ___ __Oskaloo,a. To~-a Frank, Pearl ·---····-_ _:\lwgan. :Minn. .Freyholtz, Phyllis -··-······-···· _ ._Fairfax. :\linn. Gillette, Joann _ _ _ _ __ _ Genoa. Wi,. Goede. :\fabel _ _ _ _ _ _ _:\lih,aukec, \\'is. Gruetzmacher, \'iolct _ _ _ _ ·--·-Le Center, }.finn Grunkc, Ruth _ _ _ _ __ _ Fairfax, :\!inn. Hagen. Roger _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ....'-e" ulm, :\finn. Herzberg, Arlene ...................... _ _ _\\'inona. Minn. Hirsch, Eldon ~1ema. Xebr. Hoenecke, Ro) _ _ _ _ __ __ Sleep} E)t:. ).furn. Hopman, James -·--········-···.. .._Ormsby. ).{inn. Hopp, :\rdyce _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Xicollel :\!inn. Hulke, LeRo) - - · - - - - - - \ \ ' o o d Lake. :Minn. Janke, Frederick·-······ _ __ "i'\e,\ Ulm, Minn. Kappelmann, :\Iarie _ _ _ _ _ _:\tanitoMiC. \Vis. Kiekbusch, Rhoda _ _ _ __ _ \\ irioa. :\!inn.

Kock, Paul ·····-····-···· · - - - __Rockford. :\finn. Korth l:{amooa _ __ _ _ _\\ atertown, S. Dak Krueger, Ordell _ _ _ _ ____ ..Pharr. Texas Leininger, Rose___ -Kensal, X. Dak. Lentz, LeRoy____ _ _ __\\'atertown, S. Dak Lex.old, Walter _ __ Red Wing, Minn Lueders, Willard ----···-·····- --Faribault, Minn. :\1apleton. :\{inn. :\fanthe, Loretta Manthe, Ronald ·-· _ - --Pemberton, :\linn. ::l.fankato, \{inn. Matschke, Rowena .... ~eier, Norbert _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Watertown S. Dak 76

1{eyer, Nadme _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _1fankato, ::\!inn. Naumann, Bertram _ _ _ _ _ _ _:Milwaukee, \\'is. Ohlmann, Dolores _ _ _ _ _ -Valentine, Nebr. Otterstatter, Robert - - - - - --Flasher, N. Dak. Panning, Armin -------Gibbon, :Minn. Retzlaff, Carol -·····------"N"ew Ulm, ::\fom. Ring, Lester --- ·- - - - - - - N e w Ulm, Minn. Runke, Harold - -------Con'l.lso, Minn. Schaller, Anne _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _:-Jicollet, :Minn. Schlavensky, Jane _ _ _ ·---P~htigo, Wis. Schlicht, Robert .. .La Crosse, Wis. Schroeder, Evelyn _ _ __ _ _ _:-Jicollet, ::\Iinn. Schwecke, Floyd __________ Gibbon, Minn. Sievert, Joanne ----------Gibbon, Minn. Slama, Rosemary --------Hokah, :Minn. Sonnenberg, Richard - - - - - ..Valley City, N. Dak. Sperling, Katherine --------New Ulm. Minn. Sprengeler, Marlin - - - - -- --Hoskins, Nebr. Stroming, Ardith -····- ···--···--·-----\Vatertown, 11inn. Tiefel, George ---------vtambaugh, Mich. Timm, Helen _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Holland, Minn. Toop, Marion ····----·- -- - - .Hancock, ::\lion. Wehausen, Ruth - - - - - - - - L e Sueur, ::\!inn. \Vetter, Dennis --------Delano, Minn. Willhite, Robert - - - - - - - - N e w Glm, ::\!ion. Ziebarth, BeYerly - - - - - - - G r e e n Tlay, \\'is. Zimmermann, Arnold ------Fairfax, i\finn. Zoellmer, ValJean __________Tn1man, 1finn.--03.