Graduating Class Of 1915 Plans For Next Year
Four graduates of New Ulm High School intend to attend college next year. Three will go to Wisconsin University and two or three to Mankato Normal school. Minnesota University attracts little interest. Most graduates will study away, and Normal girls plan to teach nationwide next year.
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New Ulm High School
Wisconsin University
Mankato Normal School
University of Minnesota
Normal Training Department
Commercial course popular at New Ulm High School
The commercial course earns high praise as more graduates plan to return for another year than to any other single institution. Named among the alumni are Thuswelda Gay Lucille Brunner Mabel Hansen Janet Russell Agnes Larsen Edith Nelson Alice Davey Ellen Gareis Jessie Spellbrink and Gretchen Metzen. Carleton College tops the colleges chosen by graduates.
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Thuswelda Gay
Lucille Brunner
Mabel Hansen
Janet Russell
Agnes Larsen
Edith Nelson
Alice Davey
Ellen Gareis
Jessie Spellbrink
Gretchen Metzen
New Ulm High School
Mankato
Carleton College
Teachers Leave for Vacation and Careers
Public school teachers departed for home for summer vacation. Principal Petterson plans a business career in Marshall next year and several teachers head to Mapleton Northfield Lake Elmo Lead St. Peter St. Charles to visit relatives or take summer posts. The mood among students is somber.
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Petterson
Marshall
Mapleton
Wisc
Miss Pierce
Miss Nethercut
Miss Paddock
Miss Schroeder
North
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Herman Radtke
University of Wisconsin
Agnes Larson
Lydia Hoehne
Albert Gontsch
New Ulm
Ferdinand Ochs
Esther Reim
German Teachers’ Seminary
Milwaukee
Tony Baar
Walter Miller
Alice Davy
Elizabeth Dougher
Harold Reineke
Armin Pfrender
Alma Falk
Genevieve Vedder
Ray Lehmann
Leland Stanford
College of Engineering
Bertha Esser
Eda Nelson
George Crone
Carloon College
Alois Eibner
Willibalda Eibner
Roman Lindemann
Arno Weddendorf
Ellen Garris
Arthur Dahl
Wallace Harris
Hertha Mueller
Thusnelda Gag Teaching
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