Editorial Staff Names List Readers May Know
The piece lists Ruth Olson Stonia Kunze Reuben Moe Thomas Pfaender Naomi Mueller Ellen Schoch Marguerite Vogel Harold Nay Arthur Miller Edna Knees Herbert Wanderee as editorial staff. It reflects a community newspaper roster with multiple individuals likely contributing in roles such as editors and writers.
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Taff
Ruth Olson
Stonia Kunze
Reuben Moe
Thomas Pfaender
Naomi Mueller
Ellen Schoch
Marguerite Vogel
Harold Nay
Arthur_ Miller
Edna Knees Herbert, Wanderee
School Paper Aims to Improve Student English
In explanation, the class explains the need for a public school paper to practice writing and publishing. They acknowledge limited ability but insist the project will develop writing skills, benefit English usage, and elevate standards in New Ulm High School through public critique.
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Pope
Ieee
Srprier Hut
Cary
New Ulm
In Defense of Football in New Ulm High School
The piece champions reinstating football at New Ulm High School citing financial barriers, the sport’s educational value, and its history from Yale origins to 1916 projections. It urges local support to place New Ulm on the football map and produce sturdy, hard sporting youth.
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New Ulm
Ould
New England
Yale
Harvard
Fremont
Ulm
Evening library hours urged at New Ulm High School
A letter argues for extending New Ulm High School library hours from five P.M. to nine P.M. to aid students and local workers. It notes current access limits, the need for reference materials, and the benefit to outsiders who cannot afford or access other reading options in Taxa.
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New Ulm High School
New Ulm
Evening events at library divide student interest
The piece argues evening library activities distract from study, noting not one third of upperclassmen attend. It suggests one third might go on Friday or Saturday nights if desired, and that heating and lighting costs are manageable with no other major concerns.
Inter scholastic athletics raise standards of scholarship
The article argues interscholastic athletics boost grades by enforcing a 75 percent minimum in four subjects and requiring weekly checks with signatures. It cites strong gains in English and Geometry, with overall team average up 4.6 percent, noting boys show more improvement than girls and stressing discipline over favoritism.
Praise for Sleepy Eye High School basketball crowd
A New Ulm High School game against Sleepy Eye showcased exemplary sportsmanship. Players avoided rough play and claimed a clean victory while the rooters cheered without disorder. The piece extols polite sportsmanship as the season’s standard for true school pride.
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New
Ulm High School
New Ulm High School
Student body urged to boost school spirit at programs
The article urges students to show more interest in school work and activities. It suggests debates or orations, welcomes participation, and hopes higher attendance this year compared to last. The aim is to improve enthusiasm and avoid complaints by having pupils take the lead.
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Tay School
Boon
Reagan
Speek Ace
Abini
New Ulm High School Plans Student Newspaper
The school aims to publish a newspaper to foster school spirit and showcase students’ literary skill. It emphasizes training in articulation and voice, inviting all grades from freshman to senior to participate as part of a unified school community.
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Ulm
Plases Ofedhcal Ie
Heaboeld
New Ulm High School
Pictures for the School at New Ulm High
The New Ulm High School needs decor, proposing student and alumni subscriptions to buy pictures. Winners of debates or orations would earn prints to hang in classrooms, honoring contest success and boosting literary interest. The school also argues it owns earlier portraits, like the boatman painting, and deserves wall art in any building.
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New
Ulm High School
Amateurs Deprived Of Cookies In School Bake Lesson
Domestic science girls faced punishment after whispers led Miss Freeland to demand cookies from those who spoke. Many were denied treats they had baked, sparking tears among seniors and peers who usually shared the spoils, a Waterloo moment for the class.
Ry program to be given Jan 5 1916 high school event
The first seven societies of the high school will present a program in the Ave auditorium of the high school building on January 5, 1916. The event aims to encourage talent in oration and declamation and features a cup prize for the most points earned across events. Girls Glee Club and other students provide music as the school lacks an orchestra.
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Igh
Ian Gane
Thalians
Girls Glee Club
Early High School Track History and Future Plans
The document recalls the first track team in 1913 led by Mr. Lewis with limited success at Carleton and Mankato meets, notes a revival in 1916 under Mr. Kierzek with a three man team and a first in shot put, and argues for sustained practice and intercounty meets to build interest, citing rivalries with Fairfax and Faribault and a goal for New Ulm to beat Carleton.
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Lewis
Carleton
Mankato
Kierzek
University of Minnesota
Petra
Inter
Ulm
Fairfax
Faribault
PEP FEST HELD DEC 10 AT SCHOOL ASSEMBLY
The Dec 10 pep fest convened after hours in the Assembly room at four o clock. Students demonstrated enthusiasm for basketball, with speeches by Mr Hamlin and Hilton and a cheer practice led by N U H S chi leader Victor Reim. Freshmen duties followed, then the Seniors held a class meeting choosing their class pin from three options presented by RCA rep Mr Parker from Columbus.
Girls Glee Club program at Literary Society notices
The Girls' Glee Club announces officer names Phyllis Neumann and Stamm and a weekly meeting every Monday from seven to eight. Proceeds from a forthcoming event will go toward a fundraising goal described as elaborate, aiming to reach a total amount.
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Alto
Alti
Phyllis Neumann
Oe Stamm
Fragmented yearbook page notes and notices about class needs
A chaotic school page lists student replies and requests from Freshman to seniors including needs for more school spirit, two places at once, red marks, and items like a black court notice and a lost chain. It also records found items, jokes about Caesar, a drill incident with a woodpecker, and remarks by teachers about riots and behavior.
Students Enjoy Victrola Concert at High School
Due to Mr. Winkelmann's generosity, high school students enjoyed several Victrola record concerts last week. Mme Schmändl-Heink’s Stille Nacht drew the loudest applause, and anecdotes of teachers and seniors enlivened the event with light humor and classroom moments.
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Winkelmann
Inday
Mme. Schmann-Heink
Freshman Yell Sparks Row at College Rally
An urban campus scene shows freshmen mocked by upperclassmen during a cheer session, with jeers about loyalty and class status. The chaotic chant references two Grens and a single bone among insults, reflecting campus tensions and rivalry.
Hymn For Christmas Morning Silent Night Prayer
A reflective Christmas hymn recounts angels praising God and announcing Jesus birth to shepherds in Bethlehem. The verses evoke heavenly voices, Joyful morning light, and believers joining in reverent praise once more.
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Judea
Jesus
Prince of
Dorn
Bethlehem
Food and Fresh Air Quest in Old Speech Fragment
Fragmentary plea on basic needs and air as life sustaining. The text contrasts food with air and hints at self provision and endurance amid scarcity. Uneven phrasing reflects OCR from a historical page, preserving original urgency and cadence.
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Thalian and
Athena
Beck
Seniom
Barce Memberr Ee Eet
Walter Pubimann
Mr. Hutson
Hamlin
Pacific Ocean
Gue Os
Ernie
Chaucer
Crete
Tee
Black Court
Fred R
O. Poehler
Buck
Laura
Eibners
Juli Senior
Viewgiver
Caesar
Hilton
Om Lonkiniaes
Rhee
A. Hox
Paira
Life Freshie
Fred Roelof
B. B
George Meyer
Ne Ben Alwin
Mise Nethercut
Freshie
Falli
Bumptus
Fallo
Failere
Funki
Farmer
Misa Pierce
Amet Alyee
Paine WT Lal
Piouine
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