The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-07-02
REPORT OF THE COUNTY SUPER
lNTENDENT OF SCHOOLS

county for period of five years.
Clarence Niquette.
Second Grade-Valid throughout the
county for period of three years
Otto Drews, Willie Engel, John
Wilhelm, Grace Goldie Clara Solomon,
Louise NJ. PITT, Laura Grosstueck, Serena
Solomon. Sophia Jens.
Third Grade:-Valid throughout the
county for period of one year.
Average of 80 per cent or over-H.
G. Wilke.
Average Of IS per cent or over and
less than 80 per cent-Cather'ne M.
Doolan, Alice Finch, d. j. Fitzgerald,
Alice Thompson, Hermus Beseau, Mary
Conway, Will Birkle, Winnie Meany.
Average of 70 per cent or over and
less thon rs per cent-Albert Wagon
knecht E. G. Brick, George Wehrwein,
Estella Niles, Hannah Lorigan, John J.
Guhin, VIM Samz, Louis Trossen, Nellie
T. Nelson, John Egan, Ella Roethke
Jay G. Grove, John Connors, Leona
Wagner, Willie Cooney VIM, j.
Morrisey.
| Average of 65 per cent or over and
less than 70 per cent Erwin Cary, Fred
Luebke, Christian Wuellner, Isabelle
Sullivan, Lizzie Hallorau, Dele Law
renee, w. j. Spencer, Helen Heise
Lizzie Fitzgerald, Viola Westgate, Mae
Brady, Johanna Schwartz, Katheryn
Laughlin, Walter Reich, c. j. Mulcahy,
Mayme CAREY, Mary Redeker
Average of 60 per cent or over and
less than 65 per cent-M H. Carey,
VIM. J. Gill, Henry Ninmer Agnes Con
way, Stanley Gretz, Nellie G. Walsh,
John Finch, Augusta Schmidt Sara
Kennedy, Louis Levenhagen, T. E,
Reddin, Mollie Sheahan, John Wrieth,
Eleanor Zander, Florence Grover.
| TRAINING SCHOOL GRADUATES.
May Baugniet, Ervine DeLille, Ger
trude Doolan, William Eggert, Cora
Henrickson, Theonora Johnson, Edgar
Jonas, Mamie Keehan, Ida Kiesow, An
ton Knutson. Edward Koch, Joseph
Konop, Rose Ledvina, Laura Madison
Celia Mccarthy, lila Nelson, Raymond
Niquette, Charles Schimel George
Sladky, George Stoehr, Harry Stokes
Kurt Voelker, John Walsh, Clifford
W,s.gate and Lillian Westgate.
Ones training for life's work is begun
in the home and fostered in the school
, This training is the result of direc
and conscious effort on the part Of th'
, parent and the teacher, combined will
the indirect result of the surrounding
, in which child is placed.
The surroundings are more poten
than we think and are usually neglec
ted. 1t is probable that the distaste 70
farm life is often formed before tn
child is able to reason on the subject.
: The district schoolhouse, general
speaking, in its character and surround
ings is depressing. In recent years
, number of new modern buildings hav
, been erected in this county and il
, every case the people of those district
have been delighted with the change.
In fact too many school buildings
, schoolyards and surroundings have bee
T too long neglected The country home
a the barns, the stock, the fields and road
! have been greatly improved but in to
, many districts the school receives tn
I last consideration.
r Can any one find any good reason 70
: the continued existence Of such cond
q tlons2
The district schoolroom is the pupil
living room for many years, hence
ought to be an attractive place.
The child's body should be easy an
, comfortable when intellectual work c
the highest order is expected
q Cleanliness, neatness, order and beaut
, ire silent educators which effect NJ
consciously the child's inner nature
They educate to morality while all tn
l. btdCntT may Hhy ~ WIS uiiCtp'o',
+ not supported by beautiful surround
, ings can effect but little. The tempts
: ton to mar and deface public propert
will be prevented by keeping the proI
erty neat and clean. Frame building
should from time TO time receive
fresh coat of paint, both for lis pr'
9 servation and its cheerful looks. Dooi
, and blinds should be properly fastened
. window panes put in and there shoul
: be plenty of hooks for wraps and caps |
the hallway.
The schoolroom should be large, we
lighted and well ventilated. Frequen
ly the windows are 80 poorly placed tn,
it is impossible to raise or lower then
9 To compel children TO breathe tt
= vitated air of schoolroom is bound
! effect their work and health. Chanl
this when necessary so as to allow son
of Gods fresh air to come in.
r The stove should be surrounded by