The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-02-20
EDUCATIONAL.
(By j. w. VoborlD
SCHOOL BOARD CONVENTION

oNhUVL DVAhD NUN
Ideal weather favored the Schoo
Board Convention held at the Orpheum
on Feb. 18th, The attendance was ex
cellent, some TOWNS being represented
by nearly all the school board members
of the various districts. A. A. Thom
son, Rural School Inspector gave some
excellent talks on New Movements in
Education, Consolidation, and Effect
of the war upon the schools Thomas
Boyce of Milwaukee made an eloquent
appeal to the convention for the train
ing of our young people in thrift.
An interesting and spirited discus
sion took place over the questions
handed in by the members of the con
vention
The following persons enrolled at
the convention.
Cato-No. 1, Thos. E. Reddin; it. 3,
Otto C. Berge; it. 7, Louis Grimm; it.
8, Joe Gintner, Jr,; it. 8; Joe Denk
it. g. Adolph Klann; No. 10, c. ]. Nc
Culley; No 10, VIM. Wiegert; No. II,
Vitus e, Wiegert; No. IL, N. T. Nelson.
Centeryille-No. /, Ernst Grotegut;
No. /, Adolph Grotegut; No. /. Henry
A. Ortmeier; No. 2, VIM. Guessing; No.
?, Fred A. jacob, No. 2, Herbert Kles-
sig; No, A, Geo. w. Franz; No 4, Ed
ward Freis; No A, VIM. h. Toepel; No
5, VIM. Belitz; No 5, Hugo Schurrer;
No. 5, r. II. Him.; No 6, Fred Schuet-
te; No. 6, Hugo c.. Kielsmeier; No. 6,
Louis H. Siggelkow.
Cooperstown-No. /, Mat Cenefldt;
No 2, JOS. Shuber; No. g. Frank Ere
Hch;.
Eaton-No. 1, Otto f. Ohm; No. 1,
VIM. Habermann; it. l, Phil Koenlg;
Jt. 1, John Miller; No. 3, Waldo Graf;
it. 8, Henry Brumeier; it. 8, John
Riesterer.
Franklin-No 1, Daniel Mangin; Jt.
2, James p. Daley; No. 4, Frank Mes
per; No. 4, p. J.. Denor; No 4, John
McKeough; it. 6, Wencel Krajnik; it.
6, Henry Click; it. s, John Oswald;
it. s, Geo. Kiel.. it. 8, Wenzel Hynek;
No. 1S, Henry Mayer; No Is, Orrin A.
Piper; it. IA, Emil Slayer; it, IA, JOS
eph Wisner; it. IA, Stephen Menchal.
Gibson-No. l, Adolph Strouf; No. /,
John Finnel; No. 1, Chas. Rezba; No.
2, Adolph Reich; No 2, Frank Zima;
No. 3, II. zander; No. 3, Wencil
Krcma; it. 3, Ed II. Kruger.
Gibson-No. 6, John d. Speyacek,
Jr. Ut. 6, Miloslav Dushek; it. Z, An
ton Kettner; Jt. Z, Anton Rozum; it..
Z, Frank Kunz.
Kossuth-No. 1, John Meyer; it. /,
stephen Zeman; Jt. /, Adolph Skarie-
voda; it. /, VIM. Rebechek; No l.,
Fred Baugniet; No. 2, Wencel Syetlik;
No. 2, John E. Felt; No. 3; Louis p.
Rank; No 3, Simon Kirt; No, 4, II. e.
Tills No. 4, Peter Massman; No. s.,
Chas. Worthington.
Liberty-Jt 3, William Mass; No. 2
Adolph Otto; No. 4, A. Prahl it. a,
Ray Lawrence; No. 5, John Grady; No.
6, Alfred Reinertson; No. 6, Oscar G..
Berge; No. 6, O. A. Marken.
Manitowoc-Jt. 3, Charles Mark
wardt; it. 3, August Ahrens; it. 3, Al
bert Rohrbach; Jt. 6, Carl Lindemann
it. 6, f. L. Groelle; it. 6, Joe. Acker-
man.
Manitowoc Rapids-No. /, Emil Vet
ing; No. 2, Edward Drumm; No. 2,
Fred Eberhardt; No. 3, George Zim-
mer; No. A, John Sund; No. 3, Anton
Kohlmann; No. 4, Henry Specht; No.
4, F. Benishek; it. 10, H. II. Huhn; it.
10, Frank w. Meisnest; Jt. IL, Monroe
Halverson; it, IL, Chas. Gustaveson.
Maple Grove-No. 1, M. II. O'Neil ;
No 2, John Boldt; No. 2, d. w. Schill-
ing; No 2, d. A. Reichardt; No. 3, Otto
Ziemer; No, 3, Fred Busse; No. 3, Il.
A. Friedrich; No. 4, Rochard Schwartz.
Meeme--No g. David Lorfeldt; No,
2, JOS. Stein; No. 3, John Pinter; No.
g, Thomas Rohde; No. 3, James Pep
pard; No. a, Louis Prueter No. T. Ed
ward Siemers; No. s. Robert Wesener;
M r. Iuliuo Il KoYnunaun a
Mishicot-Jt 1, c. Ploeckelmann it.
1, Fred Eisenman; No. 2. George
Schmidt; it. 2, Robert Guse; it. 2,
Herman Schramm; No 3, Chester
Mueller; No. 3, August Puta No a.
Walter Dirkman; No. 4, Archie Baug-
MET; No. 7, Veit Spevacek
Newton-No, /. John Wilharms; No
/, E. d. Roepke; No. 2, Erwin c. Mack
No. %, Stephen Morris; No. 6, John
Kortas; No. 6, Nick Kuffel No. Z, Otto
Weyer; No Z, John Vogt; No, Z, Louis
Groelle No. 8, William Thiele; No. g.
Lewis Pleuss; No 8, Henry Rodewald
No. ., Henry Treick; No. 8, Frank
Maurer.
Rockland-No. 2, VIM. Klann; No. 2
VIM. Matznlck. No. 2, Ernst Delfke
No. 3, Louis Schroeder; No 3, l.. r.
voigt; No. 6, Richard Reinke; No. 6
Gustave Struck; No. 6, f. w. Kieist;
No. 10, w. A. Wenzel.
Two Creeks--No 2, Edward Ring.