The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-31
NORTHWESTERN GRADUATES.

school commencement exercises will be held
next week. Rev, J.lS w! Hoddso6 the Congre-
gational church will deliver the baccalaureate
sermon on Sunday and the sclass- day exer-
cises will be held at the Lyceum theater on
the following evening The class will pre-.
sent a play Mistress Betty" The annual,
deolamatory contest will take place Tuesday
evening, aud "Wednesday is reserved tor the
alumni banquet. The commencement exer-
cises proper wilTbe Oh Thursday evening, and
on Friday the. incoming seniors will give a
reception In honor OF the graduates The
graduating class numbers thirty -nine, being
considerably the largest in The history of the
school. The honers were won by, Leonard
Nelson, and Harold Braatelien. :. The com
plete list of graduates Is as follows: scien-
tiac course, Owen s. Barke, Charlotte Beers,
Harold W. Braatelien, Ralph u Burnham,
Henry G.. Dahl, Nellie M. Elliot, Henry j.
Emmanuel, Rhoda Hallberg, .Emelia HANG
son, Edwin Herman, Alphonso j. Leidl, Carl
ton w. Miles, ALBERT Nelson Leonard P Mel
son, Benjamin s. Partyidge,i Laura Randall.
Andrew ]. surrat., Daisy Neits;. literary
course, Leah e. Barnes, Elizabeth Bertelson,
Pansy b. Evans, Emma Iipdquist, Mollie ].
Lowry, w. Phoebe Meigs, Gunda Olson, Lau-
ra Randall, Daisy Vets William Whittier;
classical course EneIia tHantgson; Latin
course, Arthur g. Agren,, E: Josephine Barke,
Althea Boon, Colvin q, Butler Nellie M.
Winfred Jones, Millto Weseberg, Lynnfred
Lake. E. Lou Matthews, Carlton ". Miles,
Lillian Ny5erg, Gyda Sand, Amalie Solem
Josephine strlngham and Pearl Sweet.
i Pelican Rapids, MINI, May s1-The com
mencement exercises Of the Central school
took place Thursday evening, a class Of IF
teen graduating. President Frank A. Weld
dress, on the Power Of Purpose.
FOsston MINI: Nav q THE 81 phfh era 4 8
graduating exercises OF. the Fosston schools
took place Thursday evening. The class num-
bered eleven: Miss Elizabeth McMerthney of
the Moorhead normal school has been en-
ployed to teach in the fifth and sixth grades
the coming year. All the other teachers have
been retained. = - !
Olivia, Mimi, May 81 THE commencement
of the olivia high school took place last eve
ming, Mary Glenn being THE only graduate
John Day Smith of Minneapolis delivered the
address. =. iE:i E3s%.s.' :, SS7S =
Willmar, Mimi, May 81. The opera house
was crowded last night for the high school
commencement exercises. The class of ten
graduates furnished the following program:
."Electricity' Frank JOHNSON .:The Ameri-
can Woman Ella Boyd The TWO Helens,,,'
Edna Ruth .spicers.az Value of Character"
Harold B. Handy; Influence Of Invention, -
George E: Stott Stand from Between: Me
and the Sun, Helen D. Henry The Pres
ent Age George "A. : Wedeall: The Girl
Athlete, Bertha Bredberg; Reading of
Fiction" Mae e. Parkins 1.-The Angels and
the Shepherds, recitation from "Ben Hur,''
Etkal Smith. "A Wennerlund gold medal was
awarded to- Anna Reddig freshman) for
highest general scholarship; for best scholar
ship in the class, Ella Boyd carried off the
honors, a prize of e. schal arship in Carleton
college. DR., C, johnson. president of the
board, addressed the graduates.-W illnnar has
five high school alumpi Who graduate from
the st; this year. They are Harold ( M.
Stanford and Roy E.; sperry.sfins the college
of law; Oliver Porter in the school of phar-
Rodlun in the iaca dennieS< Course: Z : <
Iowa Falls,.aIowa, May t51.-Commencem
week. of the Iowa Fallg high school opens to-
morrow when thee baeealaureate sermon will
be delivered by Rev. George B. Shoemaker
at the First /, Methodist church. The com
.mencement exercises proper will: be held at
the MetropoHtap opera house, on the even
ing of June 5. The following are the mem
bers of the class Josephine b: Bailey, Myrtle
Jones, Carr Fl. Mcdowell, Clayton T. + Phil
lips, Ethel Speers Myrtle speers, Kenneth
D. Steere, Pearl A. Wilson, Ida NJ. Bruce,
Howard A. Collins, Edward e: Evans, Jen-
ME Clancy, Sadie M: Newell, 2Maude Powers
Bess Wilkinson. - *. - - - = 49,, -, ~, s
Gleuwood, Mimi, May s3E-six pupils were
graduated from uhe GlenWoo0 nlsn scnool las
evening They we're Hazel Ward, Florence
Mullen, CiggoE johnson, William Pattan, Peter
Riggs and Harry Peterson = !; In =. connection
|. with the, commencement exercises, the citt-
+ zens presented -CiEgo. johnson. and .WilHar N
,Patten each with a gald watch. and chain
and Lolita Gray with gold locket aud chain
These three were the members OF the debat
ing team which competed in the finals witt
Lesueur for the state high school champion
ship and e j o ur a | cup Professor
c. F.; w Carlson, superintendent of thu
school, was also presented with gold charm
as a token Of the esteem Of the citizens.