The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1902-07-03
REPORT OF THE
SUPERINTENDENT
Tells of Those VINO Were Sue.
cessful in Examinations.
THE END OF SOME HARD LABOR.

Many Young Men and Women Do
Very Well.
ADVICE FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOLS.
What Is Necessary for the Greatest
Efficiency of the SchooIs-An
Interesting Paper.
The following list contains the names
of teachers who received certificates at
the spring series of examinations
FIRST GRADE:-Valid throughout the
county for period of four years-Car-
rie Hudson.
oND GRADE:-Valid throughout
unity for period of two years
Claussen, Clarence N;quette,
IL Hendrickson, Caroline Knutson,
ally, Margaret Kelly, Christian
aH Paula Nelson, Laura Gross
~. has. Bauch, Huldah Kasbaum.
.. iRADE:-Valid throughout the
..a lr period Of one year.
Il g of rs per cent or over.
NIGEL. w. A. Tomek, Alice
i Wilhelm, Catherine Dool-
Salomon, Mary Conway,
W e. c. Brick David Fitz-
gel Goldie, P. H. Guhin.
A ,er cent or over and less
thai t.
w Y, Ella Jaeckel, Bridget
Ode. Wageuknecht, Ida
Seine. Skwor, George Wehr-
vein, uaugh, Ella Roethke,
John stella Niles, Frank
Hager,
Averag ar cent. or over ana
less than
Fred Lu ce M. Thompson,
Catherine Mrs. Hannah
Lorigan, ,a WAGNER, Anna
Muench, Err IAN, VIM. Samz,
Name Laughlin, Erwin Cary, Louis
Trossen, Rose Strauss, Nellie Il. Nelson,
Helen Heise. Lawrence Morrisey,
Dele Lawrence, Julius Schwantes,
Isabelle Sullivan, John Elmer, Chris. G.
Wuellner, Viola Westgate, John Con-
nor, J. w. Morgan, Henry Ninnier Ida
P,ngel, VIM. Cooney, w. J. Morrissey,
John Finch, Arthur Teitgen, Johanna
Schwartz.
Average of 80 per cent or over and
less than 65 per cent.
B. N. Belgium, Mary Redeker, Sara
Kennedy, Jay Grove, Jas. Brady,
Orbina Madison, Jos. Brady, J. w.
Spencer, Sophia Knutson, Mayme
CAREY, M. H. CAREY, Walter Brady,
Agnes Conway, Louis Levenhagen,
Stanly Gretz. Lizzie Holloran, VIM
Gill, Chas Samz, Lizzie Fitzgerald,
Walter Reich. Lottie Georgenson, Stella
Strande, John Wrieth, Mollie Sheahan
TRAINING SCHOOL GRADUATES
Louis Ahlswede John Arends, Maude
Bierman, Emma Danforth, Oscar
Drews, Henry Duckart Edward Elmer,
Julia Evensen, Eleanor Gielow, Mary
Greene, Mamie Gunderson Anna Hal
berg, Clara Knutson, Roland Kolb,
Mamie Linnane, Emma Miller, George
Mittnacht, Anna Morrissey, Joseph
Mudroch, Emily Rauch, Fred Sachse,
Lillian Savage, Elizabeth Schneider
Caroline Schumacher, Cornelia Stephen
sen, Julia Sullivan, Martha Tegen,
Ella Terklescn, Leona Weilep, Ella
Weinfurther. Leonora Zechel.
The number of applicants for teach
ers' certificates was very much smaller
than in previous years due without
doubt to the fact that most of the men
applicants at last years examinations
have been attending the County Train
ing School for Teachers.
/ desire to call the attention of school
boards to the advisibility of re-engaging
those teachers who have been doing
good work To render the best services
to district, a teacher must possess
knowledge of the surroundings and
temperament of each pupil in school,
must know the individual characteris-
tics of each child and the best method
of procedure in each case. To obtain
this knowledge takes time; and teach
or who is of service the first year ought
to be of far more value the next Ex-
perience is Of value in other lines, why
not in thisH The teacher to be sought
at all times should be the one who can
do the most good in community and
not the one who offers to teach for the
least money.
wish further to call attention to the
need of the home helping the school.
To make the public school unerringly