The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-06-05
FROM MANKATO NORMAL

FROM MANKATO NORMAL
Where Graduates viii ~ench-school
Closing Exercises.
Mankato. Mimi, June 5.-The commence
ment exercises OF the state normal school
take place next week. The following men,
bers of the graduating class have been elected
to positions as teachers for next year:
Mary A. Church, sixth grade at Worthing-
ton; Anna A. Fawcett, eighth grade at Mont
geometry; Dorothea Funk. second grade at
North Mankato; Jennie 9. Olson. sixth and
seventh grades at Alden; Grace I. Thuenmler,
third grade at Worthington; Winifred NJ
circuit, first grade at Blue Earth; Pearl Jones'
first and se,ond grades at Clarkheld; Daisy
A. Lamoreaux, first grade at Sleepy Eye; Ell
eanor NJ. Lowrey. kindergarten at Blue Earth;
Frances B. Schrodeski, first grade at Man
kato; Franta soule. first grade at Ppestone;
Lena NJ: Gjertsen, fourth grade at Madelia;
Mayme Woman. principal at +Mankato; Mari
R6S Gve @ and 1sy s1th s t sr at Ss s
Wadena; Fife NJ. Diederch first and second
grades at Jasper; Mabel NJ. Dodge hrst grade
at P.pestone Jessie N Harter, nth and sixth
grade at Good Thunder: Eva f: Jones, second
grade at Blue Earth; Grace NJ Kelly, sixth
grade at slsep: Eye; Rosabslle M MsGurdg
Meckstroth. second grade al Blue Earth: Min
ME Peck. seventh and eighth grades at Clark
field Clara n ouamme third T ana fourth
ond grade at Mapleton; Katherine Walker,
Silver Lake -s.s ~
Rushford high school held their twentieth
annual banquet at the opera house last eve
ming, over 100 members being present.-Miss
Acie Matthews. who has taught in the grades
here for the past three years, declined a re-
election to accept a position In the schools
of Everett, Wash.
Monticello, June 5.--At the commencement
exercises of the high school the following re-
ceved diplomas: Perss White, Susie Gal
lon, Florence Upham, Edith French, Bertha
Braderson, Carl Nelson, Frank Bradford and
Andrew Torenson. ~ +t'a"rsN.' ~
Rapid City, S. D., June 5.-The commence
ment exercises at the state school of mines
In Rapid City were held this year in library
hall and the degree of mining engineer was
| conferred upon Galen Howell Clevenger, Max
ROLAND Hopkins. Areli Overpeck and Chris
Conrad Thompson. The following students
have completed the preparatory course and
were given their diplomas: Cornelia Leonora
Beach, Elizabeth Chase, Constance Margaret
Hartgering and John Wesley Gebb.' The
commencement address was delivered by Pro-
fessor Edward A. Ross Of. the University Of
Nebraska at Lincoln, his subject being Near
Future Of Society in America '.-- .. ~,
Owatonna, Mimi, June 5.-The commence
ment exercises Of the Academy OF the Sacred
| Heart, conducted in the city by the Sisters
| Of the Franciscan order, took place last eve
| ming in the Metropolitan opera house. The
| class was the largest graduated from
| the institution. III. '. - -.
Cumberland, Wis. June 5.-The Cumberland
high school graduated class of seven last
evening, the exercises being held at the NJ. F..
church. The following composed the class:
Marian Waterman, Ellen Hagborg, Mae Col
| lirgwood; Elwood Callahan, Frank Fuller
Henry Carsley and Fred Wolff =. Professor
P. L. Pease, for the past three years princi-
pal of the city schools, has resigned and will
| enter the University of Wisconsin to com
plete his studies. -. =. .sa ID. ~ /
Hastings, Mimi, June 5.-The thirty second
annual commencement. exercises of the
Hastings high school we're held at the high
school auditorium last evening. The follow:
ing is q list Of the graduates: G.. L.. Har.
rington, Margaret &C. Heinen, j. A. Becker
| Elizabeth E. Fahy, Lulu B. Gray, E.: M
Hammes, Florence B.. Hicks Mabel A. Kirk
Marion Sadie lie Vesconte; Viva G. Matte
son. ! Florence c.: Mills, Goldie Il. Owen
Florence N. Pa fmstrom. Virginia A., Thur
mons, E. L. Westerson. ~. =. :: : ~
Fergus Falls, Mimi, June Son Tuesda,
evening the annual declamatory contest o
the high school students was held in tn,
Lyceunl theater The contest was double
affair, four young ladies competing for frs
place in descriptive recitation. and four boys
for first honors in defamation. The honori
were awarded to Bertha Bertleson and Der
| Boon. e ...
Hallock, MINI, June 5.-Commen cemen
exercises OF the Hallock high. school wer
held in the courthouse last evening. Pro
fessor A W. Uhl, formerly principal Of tn
high school, delivered the address to tn
graduating and other classes of the hig]
school,. The Misses Florence and Edit
Kelso were the graduates. Following tn
exercises the scholars gave a reception It
Professor Uhl on the lawn of A. W.. John
son. The cash prizes offered bye j. Nc
Collum to the scholars making the creates
advancement during the term were won b
Miss Mildred McVean of the eleventh grade
, and Miss Mabel Jackson Of the eighth grade
Edith Keso, Cora Suffel, Eddie McVean an
: Will Poison receiving an honorable men
ton. -. =. ....' .... -r..f- ..':.
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