River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-06-20
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have definitely determined what they
will do during the summsr vacation.
Professors Brier and Ewing and /
their wives will go to IDenver and |
then make an extended Grip through |
the west.
President Parker wilE remain in |
River Falls looking aftershe extensive
repairs on the school building
Prof. Clark will remain in the city !
until the institute seasos commences
when he expects to engage in that
work.
Miss Haynes will 60 20 summer
school at Martha's yiny3rd.
Miss Shultes, goes to Hlpston, Mass.
Misses Scott, Smith, Sheridan and
Pardee will go to th$r homes in
nearly as many difreren'. Estates. Mrs.
Thatcher win go to her home in
Topeka, Kan
Miss Caldwell will piobably spend
her vacation in River Fills.
Miss Cheney will probably remain
in River Falls during sthe summer
before going to the University next
fall.
Miss Hatherell goes "a a school of
science at Woods Hall, Mass.
The Athletic society has just
published the first number of a new
monthly paper called, tThe Normal
Badger. IT is to be devoted to Great
ing an interest in athletic sports.
State Superintenderst Emery as
chairman of the comIsittee on eX-
animation of graduating classes great
ly pleased the candidates for diplomas
and certificates by the hature of his
examination. Instead of minute
examination of the students to
determine their academic qualifica-
tions, he conducted an Inquiry to find
out their pedagogical notions and
ideals. Supt. Emery al an examiner
was very successful inf getting very
close TO the students land winning
their entire confidence;
Tuesday afternoon, June Il, the
ninth grade of the model school
graduated, and the occasion was
observed with appropriate exercises
in Chapel Hall.
Wednesday at 10 A. y. the closing
exercises of the model school were
held in Chapel. The audience room
was filled with appreciStive listeners.
Wednesday at 2:3o 10 NJ. class day
exercises were obseryeCsby the senior
and elementary classes; Among the
new features on the program, the
elementary class prophet, instead of
naming each member, Ehile outlining
his future, exhibited a profile in char
coal so much resembling the original
that each was at oncel recognized by
his friends. Another feature was an
old fashioned recitation in reading.
followed by another CONDUCTED accord
ing TO more modern NOTIONS.
The Alumni banqukt, Wednesday
evening, was well atten ded and proved
TO be very pleasant gathering of old
time students, faculty, and their
friends. Among thos4 present were
Miss Foote and Miss Zones, both of
whom were at one tinie members of
the faculty.
The commencement exercises of
senior class were held In the Chapel
at 10 A. NJ. Thursday, Jhne 20. Before
the senior exercises began, the Presi-
dent presented the elementary class
their certificates. TIE exercises Of
the senior class were Very creditable
TO the young people. y
The following students composed
the two classes:
Senior Class.-Edwin III. Bratberg.
Jennie Harnsberger, A3lanChe Lang
don, William Nelson Nackin, Bernice
Emily Roberts, Georg.. Kern Purves.
Elementary Glass; Maggie Ander-
son, Margaret Ashton, Henry A.
Bruenn, Amy NJ. CHAPMAN, William
Albert Clark, Orlo L.. Fuller, Laura
Il. Flint. Hattie l.. Eint, Charlotte
b. Grant, Ethel d. Grant, John E.
Hale, Anna b. Kane, William Lusk,
Daniel j. O'Keeffe. Patrick A.
O. Keetfe, Hermione 4. Pratt, Jesse
7. Soper, Charles e. Seller, Amanda
Thorson, Bose l.. ThaIsn, Nelson o.
Varnum, Agnes A. Walsh.