The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-13
ALBERT LEA COLLEGE
Busy Week at That School-More
Graduates.

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Albert Lea, June 13.--This has been a
busy week at Albert Lea college and the
exercises are all completed The Greek
play, ,"Sa pho, =" was presented by students
from the department of elocution and ex-
preston Monday evening, Miss Mearns
having Charge Of the entire affair. Tues
day evening the annual concert by the
students of the musical. department was
given under the direction of Mrs. Strong,
who has charge of the music. Wednesday
evening there was a reception in the col
lege parlors. Yesterday morning the COM
mencement exercises proper were held in
the Presbyterian church. Miss Adaline
McMartin, who graduated with the degree
of A. B., read an essay upon Modern In
dividualsm,'' and Miss Geissler, who re-
ceived diploma from the musical depart
ment, gave selection upon the piano.
The address was by, Rev. George w. Davis,
Phi D., D. D., of Mankato, and his topic
was '"The Obliga ton Of Self Culture y
The president, Rev. Dr. Abbott. presented
the diplomas.-The commencement exer-
cises of Luther seminary have just taken
place. The address was by Rev. O. P.
Vangsness and the graduates were Oline
Menus, Charles Winjun Edmund Berg,
Ed Mortenson Peter Bruland, Ed Storvig.
Menomonie, Wis, June 1s.-The COM
mencement exercises Of the Menomonie
high school were held last night The
address was made by Rev. E. G. Updike of
Madison on The Intellectual Life" Miss
JESSIE Long was valedicterian. Follow
ing are the members Of the class: Eng
lish Course-Benjamin J. Bagan, Edith E.
Bernhardt, John S. Ferguson, Clara 2.
Miller, James w. Suter. General Science
Hans Adolph Aune, Johannes B. Benson,
Louise Christianson, William H. Hunt,
Morgianna Looney, 'Albert F. Siepert,
Iaa Sfoon6ah1
dahl, Lucy Maud Stephens, Newton Van
Dalsen. Latin Course-Jessie J.. Long,
Emily B. Newsom, Kate Weber. Modern
Classical Course-Ada DANES, Lena D.
Retelstorf, Grace D. Tainter, Helga Toft.
Yankton S. D., June ia class of six
teen graduated from Yankton academy, as
follows: Alice Ridge, Maude Deuel., Mary
Phelps, Angeline Violin, Pearl Marvin,
Stella Deuel., Maud Holton, Lillian Withee,
John Sperb, Jean Van Gorkom, Howard
Warren, William Hughes, Leroy Allen,
Frederick Rumann, John Mcleod, Judson
Roberts The program included one-act
comedy entitled, "Christmas Boxes"
Austin, Minn., June s13-The commence
ment exercises of the Southern Minnesota
Normal college were held at the opera
house last night. A class of fifty three
was graduated, Horace j. Chafe being the
salutator1an and Grace Wilson the vale
dictorian. State Superintendent Olsen
made the address and the diplomas were
presented by President3 Boostrom of the
college. Plans for the new $4,000 build
ing for the school hayee been accepted and
ground will be broken next week.
Jamestown, N. D., June e7t3.-The gradua-
tion exercises of the Jamestown high
school took place last evening in the
opera-h house. The following received edi-
plomas: Ed Mueller, Harry Montgomery,
Ed stoulil, Ralph Hughes, Charles Keller,
Roy Matson, George Hall, Rena White,
Anna Yetterdahl, Irma Smith, Ida Chal-
loner, Jennie Ingalls,, Edith Karcher, Nell
lie Hall, Elsie Milsted, Floy Richter, Josie
Mexican, Josie Lovett, Elsie Keime,- Au-
drey Davis. @''The Symposium,''' little
Greek play, was acted by nine young
ladies of the, GLASS. The class song was
written by Miss Audrey Davis. =. -
New, Ulm, Mimi, June 13:-Graduating
exercises were held in the auditorium of
the high school last night A class of
fourteen was graduated. The sa1utatorian
was Olivia G. schapekahm and the vale
dictorian Alwine Ganske. w S: Ham
mond Of St. James delivered the address,.
Vermillion, S. D., June 13-The first
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