The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-06-29
REPORT OF COUNTY SUPER
JNTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.

| DNlEN DEM oF SCf1OoLS.
The following list contains the names
of all persons who received certificates
ut the spring series of examinations:
FIRST GRADE.
Peter Gruber, Otto lander.
SECOND GRADE.
Otto Drews, Willie Engel, Alma Hal
berg, H. G. Wilke, Leonie Wagner,
Adele Lawrence.
THIRD GRADE.
Arerdge $3.50.
A. II. Zander, Winnie Meany, w. A.
Christensen, Lizzie Meany, H. E. Mason,
Jacob Klingholz, Mamie Guhin, David
Fitzgerald w. A. Tomek, Mabel Nc
Milan Albert Mill.
4reroge 10-15.
p. Fl. Guhin, Belle Madison, Emma F.
Eggert, Mary L. Nc 'Keogh, Ella Jaeckel,
Alice Finch, Daisy Fulton John Goldie,
Katie McNulty, Katie A. Cain Ella M.
Terkelson, Emil E. Kolb, Anna Cava-
ntugh, Annie: Muench, Lena Heise,
Patrick Linnane. Ernst Fehrmann, EN-
ma E Eb rhardt, William Samz.
1rerage $50.
John f. Wolter, Clarence Niquette,
Anna Danforth, John Egan, j. F..
Schwartz, Otto Engel, Mary Redeker,
P J. Linnane, Mary A. Conway, Eugene
McCarty, John j. Guhin, Albert Wagon
lnecht, Elizabeth Taugher Reinhold J..
Els, Huldah Kasbaum, George Martens,
Harry Koch Mrs. H. Lorigan, Mamie
CAREY, Sadie Dunbar, Linda Zoerb
Lydia Matthies, Nellie Finch, Agnes
Taugher, NJ H CAREY, G. J, Mulcahy,
w. j. Morrissey, Fred Luebke Annie
Bradley.
Arerdqe Co.'s.
G. w Kings, Christian Schade, Kate
E. Schnathorst, Miletta Klingholz, Roy
Mcmillan, Lawrence Morrissey, Orbina
Madison, Maggie Ly ons, Ella Stephenson,
Katie Morris, Lizzie Fitzgerald, Fred
Anthem, Nellie Laughlin, H. E. Ewald,
Mike Hoban Ella Elmegieen, August
Nimmer, T. E, Thompson, Halver Han
son, Lewis Rick, John Elmer, Chas. w.
Heida, George Hollander, w. ]. Gill,
Floyd Brown,
| Time and again Superintendent of
Nj anitowoc county have advised teachers
t. persuade applicants who have not
made thorough preparation, from at,
tending the examination.
The times demand that teachers be
well qualified intellectually; that they
have strong personal character and be
fearless in their support Of truth anc
right; that they must study human ma
ture and especially child life.
This standard may seem too high. Bu'
after all there is nothing dearer to pa
rents than their children. Their hope /:
t lat they may grow to be useful mel
and women, and therefore 1t can not bt
wise TO lower the standard.
h0W 10 retain Ine DebttT CidSS VI tettCi
ers is vet to be solved 1t must be /
source of weakness to our country schools
when only % per cent of those who en-
gagged in teaching four years ago remain
i'll the profession.
School boards are advised to re-engag,
teachers who have been energetic an,
progressive 1t pays. Teachers who's
salary is SO low as to be hardly sef-sus
tanning, as a rule do poor work, and Ger
tainly poor work works to the injury 0
all children We ought to feel that MOI.
ey wisely spent in the education OF on
children is not lost, but like bread cas-
upon the waters after many days return
again.
This report is necessarily brief, as tn
short period of my service ais superin
tendent does not enable me TO spea
. definitely of conditions or TO offer su2
gestions regarding them. Suggestion
, will be forthcoming when enlarged az
quaintance with the schools and teacher
will make them proper and timely.
FRED CHRISTENSEN,
SupT of Schools.
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