The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-29
COMMENCEMENT PROGRAMS
Exercises Mt the St. Cloud Normal
! and Elsewhere.

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st. Cloud, May 29.-The class of 'O2 of
the state normal school was graduated
this forenoon with appropriate ceremon-
les. The exercises were held at the Day
idson Opera house which, with the lavish
use of the class colors, green and white,
and great variety of foliage plants,
white floors and people were transformed
into bower of color and animation. Pres
ident George r. Kleeberger, who retires
at the end of 1.-The school year, presided
and an excellent musical program was
given. L. ID. Harvey, superint endent of
public instruction of Wisconsin, delivered
the address, taking as his subject The
Essen tial Qualities for Success" 1t was
Impractical discussion of the ideals of life.
and an rexortation Ito graduates not. to- be
content with merely sordid successes. GDi
plomas were, presented by MIR. EKleeberger
oFthe1following: htt%
St. Cloud; Phillip Goerger, st. Cloud: Edward
James Johnson, st. Cloud: Flora Iona Joslin,
Royalton; Daniel Setchfed, St. Cloud. -
Advanced Latin Course--Edth Osnonde
Beidler, St. Cloud. Matilda Helena MANI,
Paynesvile; VIM. Alexander Owens, Carle-
tons Nat Cyrus Smith, Fair Haven.
Advanced Graduate Course-Martha A. Bar.
telson, Fergus Falls; Edith Briggs, Duluth !:
Catherine Agnes Carroll, Minneapolis Jennie
NJ Define, Cannon Falls; Anna Marie Far
rell, Excelsior; Mary G. German, st. Cloud;
Mabel Gray, Minneapolis; Marie A. Linehan,
Minneapolis; Mary Eyang eline Miller, Green
wood, Wis; Emma NorGberg, Minneapolis:
Elizabeth Rau, St. Cloud: Lulu Sadley,
Princeton. ..--> 4" * - ;'7E -
kindergarten Ccurse-M. Grace :Dennison,
Twin: Valley. ,.s,:'s. ~. @f
Elementary Graduate Course-Ida Aune;
Glenwood; Emma Gertrude Avery, St: Cloud
Alma Benson, Glenwood; Lola Brown, St.
Cloud; Petra Brustuen, Appleton Mile
Clark. Duluth; Edna Corrigan., st. Paul;
Esther X. Daum, Minneapolis; May Evelyn
Davis. ST. Cloud; Charlotte Earhuff, North
St. Paul; Edith Folsom, Milaca: Nellie Fox,
Anoka; Kathryn Gallagher, Minneapolis; Rose
Ann Gillespie, Huron. S. D.; Sadie Ethel
Gordon, Minneapolis; Blanche P. Goudy,
Anoka; Efie Deane Hamilton, St. Cloud:
Isabel Moore Heath, Little Falls; Minnie
Henry, 1Cresco o, Iowa: Mabelle Hull, Mime
apolis; Emma B. Hutchinson, Minneapolis:
Eva o. Johnson, Ely: Mae e. Kennedy, Min
neapolis; May Louise Larkin, Anoka Elsie
J. Mckenzie, st. Cloud; Agnes Mae Maynard,
Long Prairie; Mary Morrill,, Anoka; Otilla
Olson, Murdoch; Flora Rice, Minneapolis
Corinne A. Ryan, Minneapolis; Marie Saucier,
Osseo; Lillian Ada Scott, West Duluth; Alice
May Shannon, West Duluth; Marguerite Shot
we'll, Minneapolis; Christine Smith, Redwood
Falls; Clara Thacker, GlenWocd; Clara
Thomas, st. Cloud; Eva w. Ward, Buffalo
Marie E. Weber, Minneapolis; May Wheaton
Elk River; Helen Winters, St. Paul. 49,. .
| Certificate Course-Ethel Wave Clough
| Spencer. Brook: Mary B. Fearon. St. Cloud
signy K. Larson, st. Cloud Esther W. Lind.
berg, Cokato; Alma |Quickstad. St.. Cloud
| Nellie Skinner, Royaton. =. E...-y. .
Tuesday night the class night festivi-
ties were held at the normal hall, and the
usual class prophecies, the clever-tilts be-
tween the seniors and the Juniors and an
admirable program of songs and recita-
tions were heard The farce "My Lord in
Livery was given by members Of the
| class. .- ,-s~. ,..-.-:: ." g.. =
| Last night the triennial alumni <associa-
ton reunion was held at normal hall,
followed in the evening by: a banquet in
| honor of the alumni from out Of the city
| and of the ) members of the, graduating
class; at Lawrence hall: AldeEman C.YsD.
Grinols presided as POSTMASTER and
| toasts were as follows: ;' -. :-.5:1..
THE Glass of 1902 Miss Bessie Cambell.
THE Best Thing iu a Normal, School" DIR
| r. j. Gray Minneapolis. II ": .n<t:,g c-.a
SEX eachers,' Mrs. George w. Stewart
%s.Oure Future,'r Daniel Setchfieid. - 80 81
Teaching as a Stepping Stone,'' James E
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1.-The Normal School,. Professor W. M
Phelps,- Duluth. = = -. -. -.
exercises for the Marshalltown high
school, which have been in progress since
Sunday evening when THE baccalaureate
sermon was preached, closed to-day. Pro
fessor George E. Vincent of the Univer.
sity Of. Chicago delivered the address te
the graduating class. The following arr
the names o Of the graduat9s; ouo
Bromley, Sam ]. Burroughs, Addie Conklne
F. Mabel Eason, Frank ]. Fletcher, Ida Cat
ton, Genevie leighton, John W. Johnston
Luther Mcconnell Estella McCracken, Elsi
Morgan, Della Newly, Anna Paterson, Maud
Salisbury, Edna Sears, Vera sieg, Bertha N
4 spratt, Gertrude Woodward, Phin w. Beasley
j Nellie Boardrnan Carrie B. Bradbury, Mar
4 Chinn, Ina Conkling, Nina Fauquier, Fanni
i Foreman, Florence Harris, Willard Hull, LeRo
Lehman, Ella McCracken, Mamie r. Mayer
Fred A.. Neil, Minnie Ormerod, Ella Roberts
Ray P. Scott Ida B. Shove, w. Russell sies
/ Charles Stepan. ~: VIII. %sl
| Mitchell, S. D., May 2s.-Beginning OF
Thursday, June 5, the commencement
exercises will be continued through tt
and including the 18th. The first event
!. will be the anniversary of the literary so.
cieties and this will be followed by The
Theta and Kappa joint program. The an
nual lecture and baccalaureate sermon
will be delivered by Rev. j. S. Montgom
cry of Minneapolis and the annual sermon
will be delivered by Rev. A: C. Stevens O.
Waltert own. Monday will take place the
graduating exercises Of the .elocution de-
!, Epartment and Tuesday the. music depart
/ ment will have it's graduating program
Wednesday morning will be the gradual.
Ing exercises. of the. senior class, which
numbers six students. SEQ. a.
Much interest is. being taken by tn.
Methodists.: of the state in the effort tt
4 erect the. new. college building so thai
1T will be ready. shortly after the opening
i of the fall term. 81.
Willmar, Mimi, May 29.-Commence
ment exercises of the Willmar high schoo
will be held at the opera-house to-mor
row evening The graduates are: Franz
Johnson, Ella j. Boyd Edna Ruth spicer
Harold B. Handy George e. Stott, Heller
Henry, George A. Weedall, Bertha Bred
i berg, Mae Parkins, Ethel Smith.
The Mueller Murder Trial.
! Special to The Journal 50
! Winnipeg, Man, May 29.-At the Muelle
4 murder trial yesterday, DR.. Gordon Bell CAV
! evidence as to the wound in the skull, s H