The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-07
FIFTY-THREE HGRADS"
Commencement Features at Winona,
Fargo and Elsewhere.


Fargo and Elsewhere. -
Winona, Mimi, June ALI arrange
ments- are now complete for the exercises
of commencement week at the Winona
high school,, opening on Sunday evening,
when the members Of the graduating class
will attend service .at the First Congre-
gational church and listen to a. baccalau-
reate address by Rev. Percy; E. Thomas.
On Tuesday evening the class night
exercises will be presented. On Friday,
the last day. of school, there will be three
public programs at, the opera house. IN
the morning at 10, o'clock there will be
the declamatory contest for young men in
the senior class, for which Mayor D. A.
Stewart has offered two prizes, one Of SIS
and the other of s25. AT, 2 p. M, the
eighth grade graduating exercises will
take place, and at s p: m. the commence
ment exercises proper. On this occasion:
the address to the graduates willsbe, made
by Rev. DR.. James, Shera Montgomery OF:
Minneapolis, who will speakFon Heads:
Those who will receive, diplomas will num-
her fifty-three, as follows all residents Of
4Winona: ,:.,t, e;5s, 49,. a. - -.
/ Arthur George Back,is;% George Michael
Broderick,. Leo Charles & Broderiek,: Walter
Sidney Burroughs, Susan Beatrice BUSHNELL,
Malvena May Cameron, Sarah Elizabeth Cas-
! WELL, Helen Stewart Clark Sarah : Latham
Clement Elsie Ellen Cowie, Mary Genevieve
Cronin, Helen Hinekley Davis, Ralph. Elmer
son Dyar, Alhambra Arabella Floyd, Osro
Couse Gould. Nettie Amelia, Grevsmuehl,
Mary Glee Griswold, Charles August Heise.
Elsie Ada -Hennessy, Blanche Delaware Jack
| son.. :Orrin Albert Hates, Ethel Madge Kings
/ bury, Grace Persis kissing, Florence AIDE
| laide Kroeger, Anna Louise Kroeger,, John
I Harold Malvin Clement James. McAllfster,
Robert Vincent lMcAllister, Charles Edward
McConnon,. Joseph Alfred Mcmillan, Mary
! Magdalne Mcmillan, Harriet Margaret Miller,
| Mary Stanton Mills. Aries Minrow. Allen Pen
| field Murphy Vera Morton Paris, :Winifred
Leola Perkins, Dora Pletke, Benjamin Al
| bert, Polzin; Alvin Schwager,- Kate Sheehan,
| May Irene Snyder, Walter Edward Sprecher,
!: Daisy Isabelle Fibbetts, Clarence Glenn
| Toye, Hans Adolph Won Rohr, Ernest Rienzi
Wait, Alice: Mae Wheeler, Gertrude Higgs
White, Laura Wilberton,: Rose Lenore Win
| kels. Clarence Blakesley Winter, Rees Paul
! Woodworth.S = ..aF= :@2, 49, -.
! Fargo, N. D., June 1.-THE commence
ment exercises at the North Dakota 5agri-
cultural college will begin this evening
| with the preparatory class At O'Clock
Sunday afternoon President: Worst will
deliver the baccalaureate address; the
sophomores hold class exercises Monday
| evening and the freshmen Tuesday eve
ming J.. B. Cotton of Duluth will deliver
the annual address Wednesday evening.
His subject will be the Golden Age
Again.. The final exercises of the senior
class take place the same evening. The
final graduating exercises of the Fargo
high school were held last evening in the
opera house There were twenty-six in
the class and ten participated in the pro-
| gram. ~ -@''% @ SO
Cedar Falls, Iowa. June !7.-Commence
ment week at the state normal began yes
terday when the literary societies held
their anniversaries Sunday afternoon
President Seerley delivers the baccalau-
cate address. Monday opens with band
concert followed by the class day. exer-
cises, when 1.-The Rivals a society COM
edy, will be presented by the class. The
cadet battalion drill will take place in the
afternoon and in the evening the faculty
and class of 1902 tender a reception to the
alumni Tuesday is alumni day. The
commencement exercises will be held
Wednesday when State Superintendent r.
c. Barrett will deliver the address.
Worthington, MINI, June Thirteen
young men and women completed their la
| ho,.s in. the high schoo1 this week The