From The Manitowoc Chronicle
JUNE 11, 1872
Village of Two Rivers - The following are the names of the pupils of the
first department of this school, who have during the month ending June 6th,
attained an average of 80 and upwards, on the scale of 100:
Girls: Carrie PIERPONT, Em. VANNOSTRAND, Mary WRIGHT, Pauline STOLL,
Therisa APEL, Sarah HENRY, Mary SCHWAB, Mary WALSH, Clarisa NIQUETTE,
Minnie DAMLER, Annie TONER, Louisa WRIGHT, Etta BROTHERS, Lizzie BROTHERS,
Ida BERGER.
Boys: Thomas WALSH, Henry WALSH, August NICHOLAS, Henry WILKENS,
Finch CLARK, Robert SUETTINGER, Edward SCOTT, August DAMLER, Frank HURST,
August MAYER, William REISLAND, Urbin GAGNON.
There is not a scholar but has been absent, more or less, during the month.
C.H. WEBSTER, Principal, June 7th, 1872
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May 11, 1875
School Report
The following pupils were present every day during the month of April
FIRST DEPARTMENT
Whole number enrolled 66
Mary Scott Eliza Geake
Lucy Niquette Augusta Damler
Minnie Berger Emma Huss
John Chloupek Henry Wilkens
Louisa Hollauer Louie Wilkens
Maud Hansen Adolph Endress
Charles Berger Timmy Hayes
Louie Reuther Henry Baetz
Henry Hamilton
SECOND DEPARTMENT
Whole number enrolled 78
Edward Grover John Smith
John Kaser Wm. Hurst
George Reuther Adolph Fontaine
Michael Rich Lizzie Messersmith
Alvina Berger Rosa Schribies
Mary Giffer Katie Giffer
ANnie Leahart Minnie Hamilton
Alice Scott
THIRD DEPARTMENT
Whole number enrolled 92
Willie Kaufman Fred Kurtz
Joseph Kline Frank Leahart
Johnnie Oswald Charles Poock
Jacob Schoren Eddie Eggers
Henry Wiemann Francis St. Pierre
Willie Weilep Willie Ollendorf
George Wolfe Eddie Murray
Barney Young Willie Murray
Aleck Gagnon Willie Thuss
Sophie Hammel Gretchen Hollauer
Bertha Krause Emma Kahlenberg
Ella Wagner Laura Lonzo
Dinne Damler
FOURTH DEPARTMENT
Whol number enrolled, 128
Rosa Couschaine Louisa Vosardt
Eliza Gebhardt Minnie Johannes
Lillie Rhoda Minnie Bohte
Etta Reuther Emma Wiemann
Willie Daegter Robert Engel
Miron Delille Robert Damler
Eddie Lafond Louis Kahlenberg
Joseph Renier Allen Erskine
Henry Hallock
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AUGUST 27, 1878
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Report of Annual Examinations and Class Promotions of the Public Schools
of Two Rivers, for the year ending July 3, 1878.
To the Board of Education of the City of Two Rivers:
Gentlemen: The annual examinations of the school under my charge were made
during the last two weeks of the school year, with the following results:
The whole number of pupils present for examination was as follows:
Dep't No. 1, High School...........23
" " 2, Grammar...............28
" " 3, 21 Intermediate.......45
" " 4, 1st Intermediate......43
" " 5, Primary...............63
" " 6, Kindergarten..........89
Total...............291
High School Department
Owing to the late commencement of the High School course, (Nov. 19) the
year's work has not been completed, and I have decided not to promote
classes in this department until the end of the fall term.
The names of pupils present for examinations are as follows:
2d Year Class
Aggie Scott Henry Hamilton
Katie Walsh John Chloupek
Lucy Niquette Richard Endress
Frank Eggers
1st Year Class
Minnie Comer Rudolph Miller
Lizzie Baetz John Hayes
Sarah Walsh Timmy Hayes
Mary Scott Henry Baetz
Johanna Eggers Louis Wilkens
Minnie Berger Fred Broer
Laura Richter Adolph Endress
Katie Hayes Frank Riley
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Room No. 2 - Grammar Department
Miss Julia Pierpont, Teacher
The "A" grade of this department will be promoted to the High School
department and placed in charge of the assistant. The grade is not yet
ready to enter the High School course, and will continue to be denominated
the "A" Grammar Grade. The "B" grade will become the highest grade in this
room, and be styled "B" Grammar Grade. The "A" grade of room No. 3 will be
promoted to this room and become the "C" Grammar Grade.
Pupils present for examination:
"A" Grade "B" Grade
Minnie Hamilton Elle Scott Bertha Krause John Bohn
Alvena Berger Willie Hurst Mary Reik Henry Wiemann
Louise Eggers George Wehausen Jacob Schorm Joseph StPeter
Herman Voshardt Gust Eggers Frank Weise Nettie Conine
Edmund Vodra John Eggers Fred Conine Ida Richter
Bennie Smith Ernst Hammel John Evans Ida Eggers
Ephie Oswald John Smith Willie Murray
Lizzie Rhode
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Room No. 3 - 2d Intermediate Department
Miss Mary Shove, Teacher
Present for Examination:
"A" Grade "B" Grade
Gretchen Hallauer Willie Thuss Mary Baerwalt Henry Voshardt
Eliza Gebhardt Henry Kaufmann Jennie Smith Matie Buhse
Eugenia Wiese Willie Weilep Tillie Bohn Mamie Weilep
Lizzie Yahnka Fred Eggers Josie Schwab Eddie Eggers
Louisa Voshardt Susan Peterson Henry Hartung Emily Berger
Laura Lonzo Ella Hayes Lora Mayberry Alick Gagnon
Clara Berger Jennie Pierpont Eddie StPeter John Oswald
Tillie Kasten Henry Hallock Minnie Linderman Lila Hogan
Mary Wiemann Jennie Peterson Allie Erskine Henry Hall
Freddie White Alvina Miller Lizzie Wagner Felix Walsh
Eddie Murray George Riesland
Frank Grover Lillie Nienstedt
Rudolph Stoll
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Room No. 4 - 1st Intermediate Department
Miss Etta Shove, Teacher
Pupils present for examination: 43
"A" Grade 23, "B" Grade 20.
No exceptions to promotion of the "A" Grade. Of the "B" Grade there are
four pupils who have also completed the work of the "A" Grade, and are
fully competent to pass with that grade to the next room. The "A" Grade,
with said four pupils from the "B" Grade, will be promoted to room No. 3,
and the remainder of the "B" Grade becomes the "A" Grade.
The four pupils taken from the "B" Grade are:
Stella Suettinger Minnie Kahlfuss
Charles Miller Branie Niquette
"A" Grade "B" Grade
Sophia Bebeau Lillie Rhode Stella Suettinger Willie Voshardt
Denise Bebeau Aug. Stockmeyer Minnie Kahlfuss Daniel Cayo
Agive Bebeau Oscar Stockmeyer Charles Miller Harrie Hogan
Emma Wiemann Frank Klinder Branie Niquette Frankie Harrington
Lizzie Wilker Richard Krause Anna Nottage Josie Eggers
Clara Reimers Max Buhse Clara Hallauer Francis Lafond
Sena Hendrickson Joseph Courchaine Rica Miller Ephie Pilon
Minnie Bohte Schiller Rhode Mary Lenhardt Frank Bunn
Mary Niquette Eddie Pilon Louisa Langlois Henry Cole
Mary Wood August Leet Ida Kahlfuss Eddie Dionne
Mary Schorm H. VanNostrand
Stena Nelson
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Room No. 5 - Primary Department
Miss Lizzie Hayes, Teacher
The number of pupils attending during the last month of school was 63.
About the beginning of the spring term it was deemed advisable to put the
more advanced class of this room into the Second Reader. This class
numbers 31, and is ready to pass to room No. 4. It is the only class
promoted to another department that is supplied with the proper reader -
the Second Reader belonging to room No. 4. Below are the names of pupils
constituting this class:
Flora Buhse Kittie Hamilton Charles Louiseau Albert Simonis
Minnie Cole John Hanson John Maloney Minnie Springer
Emma Daegler Willie Kahlenberg Charles Miller Adeline Stout
August Draeger Hulda Kasson Sarah Miller Freddie Thuss
Emma Gablowski Jos. Kaufmann Amelia Niemann Emile Wagner
George Gagnon Carl Kirst Oxle Peterson Anna Wilker
John Goldamler August Klinder Sarah Riesland Frank Yahuka
George Hallauer Bernard Klinder John Schubert
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Room No. 6 - Kindergarten
Miss Jo. Arnstein, Teacher
Promotions have been made two or three times during the year from this
room to the Primary Department. The plan pursued has been to promote
pupils as soon as they were able to read reasonably well in the Union
Primer. The most advanced pupils in this room will be transferred to the
Primary, so as to divide the work equally between the two departments.
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During the past year I have been so situated that it was impossible to
fully attend to the monthly examination and grading of classes. Having no
assistant to leave in charge of the room, I could not leave it, but for a
limited time, without dismissing my pupils; consequently little was done
in the line of examination of classes except what was done out of regular
school hours.
This year I shall adhere closely to a plan of regular monthly and term
examination of classes, and pupils will have to attain a certain standard
to retain their position in their classes
Pupils that were not present at the close of last year will have to be
examined and assigned to the proper grade when they make their appearance
for school.
It would be well if some plan could be devised that would accomplish this
work, or a portion of it at least, before the time for opening school.
C.L.Powers, Principal
August 24th, 1878
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