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Deutsch: Der deutsche Erzähler, Schriftsteller und Reformpädagoge Martin Luserke (1880–1968), hier als Schulleiter und Lehrer der Schule am Meer auf Juist, mit Sprachrohr. – Ein ehemaliger Schüler beschrieb den Vorgang so: „Das Wecken vollzog sich allmorgendlich, indem 'Lu' (Luserke) mit einer 'Flüstertüte' durch die Schülerhäuser lief und nach alter Seefahrermanier sein 'Rise, rise' aussang. Aus der Tonart konnten Geübte bereits Schlüsse auf das herrschende Wetter ziehen.“ Eines Tages wurde Luserkes Sprachrohr jedoch von potenziellen Spätaufstehern verstopft, um ihnen einen längeren Schlaf zu ermöglichen. Das half ihnen jedoch nicht, das wochentägliche Aufstehen um 6:40 Uhr fand dennoch statt, gefolgt von einem schnellen Lauf in die Dünen für Morgengymnastik und über den weiten Strand für ein Tauchbad in der kalten See.
English: German taleteller, writer and progressive educator Martin Luserke (1880–1968) as teacher and headmaster of progressive boarding school Schule am Meer on the East Frisian island Juist in Prussia using a loud hailer/megaphone in the mornings to wake up the scholars with a seamanly "rise, rise...". One day some late risers tried to hinder this when they clogged the magaphone, but it didn't prevent them from rising-up early at 6:40 a.m. to start the day when running through the dunes for early morning gymnastics and to the beach for a dip in the cold Sea. |
| Date | 1931/32 |
| Source | derivative work (cropped) from File:Juist schule am meer flyer 1931–1932.pdf |
| Author | Unknown author |
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