Sutton High School - Mustang Yearbook (Sutton, NE)

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Present Organization of Sutton Schools. Miss Elizabeth Rath, Primary Mrs. Oscar Neumann, Substitute Teacher Board of Education- Cadets, assisting in Pramary, members of Normal Christian Rath, President Training Class. H. M. Hanson, Vice-President Janitor- J. F. Bausch, Secretary North Ward-Mr. Longstreth A. E. Stocker ' High School-4Mr. Steinbrecker Henry Heinz, Sr. C. M. Griess I High School Faculty- ceo E. Clippinger, Superintendent Miss,Christian R. Dick, Principal , Scholarship Students Miss Lucile Braun, Assistant Principal Mrs. Jeannette Macomber, Normal Training. Scholarship students during the past ten years Grade Teachers, North Ward- those having highest average in scholarship during M'iss Grace Tooker, Principal four years in High School. Miss Etta We.ston, Grades 3 and 4 1903-Wm. A. Stewart Miss Sarah Speich, Grades 1 and 2 1904-N. G. Bender Miss Nova Longstreth, Primary 1905--Clyde Soderberg Grade Teachers, Higih School Building- 1906-Clara Hawk Grammar Department-Grades 6, 7 and 8-- 1907-Della Anthes Miss Alice Moore Miss Della Anthes , Miss Minnie. Hoerger, Grades 4 and 5 Miss Flora Schinzel, Grades 3 and 4 Miss Dora Brehm, Grades 1 and 2 1908-May Lang 1909--'Claudia Griess 1910-Theodore Schaedel 1911 -Alice Griess 19 1 2-Fired Figi

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North Ward Building A Tw' 1 Present High School Building.

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Supt. E. Glippinge-r, A. B. QDoane, 19015 A. M. QUniversity of Ne- braska, 1912.5 Mr. Olippinger holds a diploma from the White Hall Soldiers' Orphan School of Pennsylvania. His preparation for teaching was made in the Ohio Normal University in 1885-6 and his first school was taught in Ashland Oounty, Ohio, in 1886. The next year he came west and taught near Oouncil Bluffs, Iowa. 1889 found him in school at the VVestern Normal Oollege from which he graduated in 1890. The fol- lowing year was spent at Highland Park Oollege and in teaching. In the fall of 1891 he entered the University of Nebraska but left in 1894 to become instructor of Latin and ,Mathematics in the Bryant Normal University. Mr. Olippinger, after two years, resigned this position to take the Superintendency of the Stromsburg schools and remained in charge of the schools here for five years. He is now completing his tenth year as superintendent of the Sutton schools. Miss Christian Dick, A. B. was a member of the Orete High School gfraduating class of 1901 and also graduated from Doane Oollege in 1907. She taught two years in the Pierce High School and one year in Friend, Nebraska. Miss Dick specialized in History and Latin and posesses the art of making these studies interesting. She is Principal of the S. H. S., and is a good musician, deserving much credit for her work in this line.