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u-u-vi L Kiel Hiqh School, Kiel, lDis. mm Em Um Dm mM UJCJ 1 CLAIRE V. LANCSTADT Lawrence College History, Social Science FLORENCE C. FERMANICH Stevens Point Normal Jffalhemalics, Science THEODORA M. R. TARAS EMMA A. HOOPER ESTHER D. CHRONQUIST Lawrence College Whitewater Normal River Falls Normal Englixh, German, Science Commercial Engiisfl, Library JOHN GOLDGRUBER RUTH A. WALENTA Oshkosh Normal Stevens Point Normal Jffanuul Arls, Coach Home Economics l'1Qi lfluqffi'
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mm Kiel High School, Kiel, 'lDis. mm mm mm mm mW teachers for the grades. ln i888 the first class graduated, the members were: Clara Heins, Edmund and Frida Krieger, and john Muenster. Because a four-year course was installed there was no graduating class in l903. The graduates of l904, the first graduating class of the four years' course, were: Louise Arnold, Laura Dumke, Fred Ciese, John Giese, Cornelia Krieger, Richard Nlarkem, Emma Meyer, Arno Milhaupt, Elda Neumann, and Emma Stark. From the beginning of the high school, New Holstein sent many pupils to our institution. Until about 1906 New Holstein was represented in nearly every class. Feeling the need of more room and better accommodations, the local school district, in 1906, decided to construct a new building costing Sl 5,000, which would include only a high school. This served the community for twenty-one years, until once more the need for a more adequate building was felt. Several years ago, a new site, in the heart of the city, adjoining the city park, was purchased, and in the summer of i927 construction of a combined high and grade school was begun. The junior High School system will be adopted, putting the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades in junior high and the rest of our present high school as senior high. The next school term will undoubtedly start in the new building, creat- ing a new epoch in the history of our school. With the advent of the new structure most pupils will forget the old building, but to the alumni of former years, this building will live in their memories. Ihgc Ser: n
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