The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-06-29

Fl. c. Wilke, Mary Conway, H. f.
Mason, Dele Lawrence Mamie Linnane,
Clara Knutson, Elizabeth Schneider,
Cornelia Stephenson. Mae Brady, Alice
Finch, Anna Cavanaugh, f. c. Brick,
Sophie Axley, Catherine NJ. Doolan
AVERAGE STANDING - OR ABOVE AND
BELOW so:
Anna b. Morrissey, Hannah Lorigan,
Anna NJ Pritchard, Blanche Loughlin
Geo. Mittnacht b. n Belgium. Ora
Mcmillan, Irene NJ Hall, Jennie
Schwartz.
AVERAGE STANDING 20 OR ABOVE AND
BELOW 10
Julia A. Sullivan, Viola Westgate, c.
j. Wuellner, Albert Wagenknecht,
Stanley Gretz, Fred G, Luehke, Emma
Miller, Leona Wagner, Louis Leven-
hagen, Elizabeth Halloran, Augusta
Schmitt, VIM. j. Gill, Walter Reich
Julia Evenson, Nellie Laughlin, Orbina
Madison, Agnes Conway, Eleanor Zander
AVERAGE STANDING 60 OR ABOVE AND
BELOW 20;
Helene Heise, D. j. HIealy. Harriet
Wernecke, Theresa NJ. Cries, Walter +,
Schllng, Elizabeth Fitzgerald, John &.
Finch Kathryn Laughlin.
hVERAGE STANDING 60 OR ABOVE AND
BELOW 65
Peter f. Duveni ck Jas J CAREY.
TRAINING SCHOOL GRADUATES.
Maglalene Bobb, Camille Shimek,
George Eigenberger, Edward G'erl,
Mary Mccullough, Emma Gerber, Wal
ter Bleser, Jennie Norris, Mabel Gilbert
son, Jennie O'Connor, Viola Sullivan,
Mabel Richards Randolph Stoehr, Elmer
Geraldson, Rose Noboril, Olga Nelson,
Margaret Doolan, Walter oConnell,
Josephine Peterson, Oscar Schmitz,
Emil Nelson
An examination will he held August
18th and 10Th for those who for valid
reasons could not take the spring ex
aminations. Those who wish TO write
ut that time will please confer with the
superintendent
There were this year at the course of
study examinations 90, applicants. OF
these 66 received diplomas The Graded
school at Reedsville had IA class of Il who
completed the ninth grade work, and
Mishicot had four who completed eighth
grade work.
The attendance throughout the county
shows an Increase This is one of the
greatest factorsin promoting the eiicien
cy Of our schools.
New school buildings have been decid
ed upon at Mishicot. Rockville, School
Hill Eastwin and Cooperstown. Some
Of these buildings are already under con
struction The Mishicot school will
have fonr rooms, the School Hill two.
The annual meetings take place next
Monday evening. Let them be well at
tended and let the school matters be
conducted in n business like manner
No more important duty confronts the
citizen than providing the children with
efficient instruction.
The most important duty of the board
il to contract with the teacher. Con
slider the needs of the school and the
strength of the applicant 1t is usually
provided good work has been done and
the teacher desires to stay But school
boards should constantly keep in mind
the Importance Of securing persons who
will give the best possible service
Let ny ever keep in our school work u
spirit of progreasiveness. Find ont what
other schools are doing Teachers
school officers, and patrons should AL
endeavor TO keep up with the times and
be ready to adopt any healthy improve
ment that is found to be helpful in
making our sch ools prepare for life.
Much good can be obtained from
meetings Ideas are exchanged and
mutual benefit is the result Last fall
meeting of the school officers of the
county was held and it WAS we'll attend
ed. A law has now been passed making
it obligatory to hold such meetings Let
us have a large gathering next fall.
Much help has been received from the
reports sent in by school officers in re
gard to their school visits,
In the coming year lei us all stand to
ge,her for the beat development possible
for the young people of our county
Mantowoc, June 2s, 1908.
w. f. LARSON.
Co Supt
Huge Task.