New Ulm review., 1914-09-02
ENROLMENT IN HIGH SCHOOL
CLASSES IS LARGEST EVER
RECORDED.
GRADES SLIGHTLY SMALLER
THAN IN 1918. TOTAL
ENROLLED III.

School, With an unusually large atten-
dance for the first day. There were
one hundred sixty two pupils to enroll
in the High School classes, the largest
number entering the first day since the
Hich School was established. 1t is
estimated that there will be about twenty
more enrolling during the year. Last
voar the number enrolled was one
hundred thirtynine. In the grades, the
teachers reported first-day enrolment
Of five hundred fifty five, this being
thirteen less than registered the first
vi The following corps OF teachers will be
in charge for the year 1914-l5:
High School.
Superintendent-H &. Hess.
Principal-H. C. Peterson.
History, English--John X klerzek.
English, Music-Loulse W. flerce'
Mathmatics Schroeder.
Science-Georgia Paddock.
Latin-Marjorie Nethercutt.
German-Hertha Weschke:
Normal Training Jennie E. Louis.
9Th Grade-Mary Sauter.,
7th Grade-Frances Pagel.
9Th Grade-Marie Lunde:
9Th Grade-Bertha Pfeitter..
Lincoln School.
4th and 5th Grade-Ethei Lloyd.
4th Grade Bertha Ruemke.
3rd Grade-Eunice Starr.
End Grade-Frieda Wiegand.
1st Grade-Anna Schmidt.
Washington School.
7+h and 9th ades-Edith Schwanke.
5th and 9Th Grades -Marthilde Johnson.
3rd and 4th Grades-Julia Borchert.
End Grade Ruby Schaull. .
1st Grade-Jennie Sommerstad.
East Primary.
3rd and 4th Grades-Lydla Schilhng.
1st and End Grades-Setnla :fe1ske.
Of the High School Faculty, t9ree
members are newcomers mere; MT.
Kierzek, Miss Pierce and MISS Nether,
cutt taking the places OF Mr.. Lewis and
Mr T ,edine and making one more member
on the force Miss Ida koch is not
teaching this year and her place in the
Normal Training Department is filled
bv stranger, also, Miss Louis: Miss
Sa1ter who had the Union Building
Seventh Grade last year moves up with
her pupils and takes charge OF the Elghth
and Miss Frances Pagel takes the
Seventh. The other teachers thruout
the Central and North Grades remain
the same with the exception OF Miss
E11nice Starr who takes the Third at the
Lincoln Building. There are no changes
at the Washington and East Primary
All Of the teachers we're in their places
Monday morning except Miss Frieda
Wiegand and Miss Bertha Ruemke.
The former went to Germany last June
for a visit of three months. NO one has
had any word from her since the War
broke out over there. She was known
to be intending to stay until the hrst
of October and when last heard from
was in Berlin and intended to go to
Munich and Leipzig. She had arranged
before leaving that Miss Antonla Ileher
should take her place until she should
return so that there will be no changes
necessary on account OF her apsence
even tho she should be detained even
longer. Miss Ruemke underwent a
surgical operation during the summer
and feels that it would be wiser for her
to rest little longer and she has secured
Miss Louise Meile to substitute for her
until October. Miss Meile taught at
Marshall the past year but is going to
take a wears rest At the present there
are eight home girls employed in the
city schools.
There will be no manual Draining
department in the schools this year
owing to the lack of space in the present
crowded quarters. All repairs at the
High School buildings are complete and
when fires are started up in the late fall
the smoke will find it's way out Of the
building by way of the big new smoke
stack that is to serve the two buildings.
The large furnaces that will heat the
entire plant on the High School Square
are installed.
AS was the case last spring after the
Union Building was dismantled, large
number of pupils must be housed outside
of the regular buildings and the same
rooms that they occupied then are at
their disposal at the present time. 1t is
hoped to have the new High School
ready for occupancy January first.
College opens today, the Lutheran
Parochial Schools yesterday and the
Catholic Schools Monday.
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