St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-24

impressed with your class motto: THE
end IS not yet. 1t is not until life'S
work is fully done that it really ends"
Hon. w. 5. Pattee, of Northfield, preSi-
dent of the state normal board, then
made brief adress. He said: sit would
be unusual this morning for me to go
without the circle of your thoughts.
plasm to idealism and it would
be useless for me to try
anything different. AS president, and
on behalf OF the state normal board, l
congratulate you upon your work. 1t
IS an honor to be citizen of state
that turns out such bright young men
and women for educational work. |
have been impressed by the exercises of
the morning. You have touched upon
TIE GREATEST TRUTHS
TINS morning that ever occupied human
minds. Your field of action is human
lty. There is tendency to lose atten-
about which we live. There is one me-
dunn to meet our ideas, and that is
through humanity itself. Your life is
useless unless bound up in the SYM
pathy and life of the great mass of
humanity about which we live. Who
ever is great among you shall be your
servant, and only by following the line of
service can you ever find any greatness
worthy of the name. All of your ideals
will not be met. You will modify your
ideas after coming in contact with the
world.
No one can truly say toll in vain,
None rashly strive for naught;
For though the end he do not gain
For which he strove and wrought,
Yet he will some result attain
AS great as that he sought;
And better STILL there will remain
mind with purpose fraught.
The Hallelujah chorus, which was
sung on class night, was by general re-
quest repeated, and was executed with
even better degree of excellence than
the effort of Monday evening. Rev. w.
I'll. knowltOn, of st. Paul's church, then
pronounced the benediction. The names
OF the graduates and their residences
are as follows:
ADVANCED COURSE.
Ethel Maria Bruce Red Wing MINI.
James Lemon Garland. Decorah, 10.
Oak.
Lyle Goodrich, Houston, Mimi.
Ceclle Blanche Gray, Lake City, MINI.
Gertrude Doud Heydon, La Crosse, Wis.
CharleS Albert Hutchinson, Hesper, 10.
Ida Belle Kennedy Minneapolis. Minn.
Ellen McShane. Esdaile, Wis.
Lila Miller, Winona, Mimi.
Jennie Amelia Munger, Lake City, Minn.
Jane N1Sblt, Rochester, Mnn.
William Whiteley Nutting, Hancock, MINI.
ollver Eugene Rice, Reads Landing, MINI.
Amy Eliza Tanner, Faribault, MINI.
Martha Shepard Terrill, Winona, MINI.
Emily Clark upham, Meriden, Conn.
ELEMENTARY COURSE.
Julla Olivia Adams, Minneiska, MINI.
Angie May Atwood. Centeryille, Wis.
Bertha Beinhorn, New Ulm, Minn.
Ida Hannah Benedict. Kasson, Minn.
Ada May Blood, Lake City, Mimi.
Sallie Edna Buck Winona, Mimi.
Louise Leah Burke, Winona MINI.
Cynthla Josephine CornWel, Pine Island,
MINI.
Alice Maria Cox, Hammond, MINI.
James Topham Davis, Bloomington, Mimi.
Margaret Ann Drohan, Winona, Minn.
Louisa Jane Duff Spring Valley, MINI.
Helen Agnes Flannery, Winona, MINI.
Janette Aey Forrest, {. SPaul, Mimi.
Harry Cassius Farrar, Wyattyille, Mum.
Edna Alpha Groves, Columbia, Oak.
Teresa Hall, PlainvieW, MINI.
Abble Gertrude Hays st. Charles, MINI.
William Boyd Henderson, Dundas. Mimi.
Lettie DeVoe Holbrook. Winona, Mimi.
Helen Frances Hunt, Waltham, MINI.
Anna Maria Kimble, Homer, Mimi.
Bertha Roller, La Crosse, Wis.
Eleanor Simpson Libby. Winona, Mimi.
Clara Man, Lanesboro MINI.
Lula May Needs, Saltwater, Mimi.
Seba Greenleaf MiIes, Winona, Mimi.
James HuckStep Nettleton, Lewiston, Mimi.
Clara Luzaide Poe Cannon Falls Minn
Matilda Reuss Winona, MINI.
Minnie Mary Sheardown, Winona, MINI.
Carrie Diana Smith, Pine Island, MINI.
Clarence Milton Smith, Pine Island Minn.
Walter ". Smith, Pine, Island, Mimi.
Alice Julia Tierney, Pennington, Minn.
Emma Margaret Williamson, Cannon Fails,
MINI.
Ida Constance Wohlfahrt. Cannon Falls,
Mimi.
KINDERGARTEN COURSE.
Alice Blunt, Winona, MINI.
DPresident SEephard tonight gave a
very pleasant reception to the members
OF the graduating class and members of
the school. at his residence