The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-06
night and the high school and alumni pic
mic on Monday at Round lake.

night and the high school and alumni pic
mic on Monday at Round lake.
FERGUS FALLS, MINN.-The annual
commencement of the high school took
place last evening, and class of thirty |
five received diplomas. The exercises
We're largely attended and the address was
delivered by Rev. II. G. Leonard of Fargo.
The following are the members Of the
class:
Classical Course-Margaret I. Chappell, Effie
II. rDahlberg
johnson. Carrie Nelson, Edna 5. Nichols. Isador
J. .Wahlstrom, Herbert f. Weber, May Z.
Latin course-Hulda r. Adams, Lucy e.
Evans Lean g; Cockroft, Joseph NJ Frank 3s,d,,
George H. Macdonald, David W. storberg, Car
q, i ,..' Nay, Harry NJ. zesemer, Axel Olson, Roy
Scientific Course-Charles s. Bayley, Mary
Benson Guy T. Curtis Ivy June Curtis 1t Meta
ierien, Alice G. Johnson: William r. Jung, Nina
NJ. Langyck, Inga NJ. Olson. Walter II. Parkhill,
steake Se carse e's Way a Mas .a Wocott
WINONA, MINN.-At the meeting OF
the board Of education last evening the
names; Of those who the high school facul-
| ty recommend for graduation next week
were presented and duly approved by the
board and they will be awarded diplomas
| at the commencement exercises Friday
evening. The list is as follows:
Rachel NJ. Allison, Frederick Anderson, Anna
Il. Raumgartner, Alfred Berthe, Elsa l.. Brandt
William F. Brandt, Clarence G. Broderson; Jes-
sic NJ. Calvert, Pearl E; Compton, Myrtle E.
beth A. Degnan. Frederick, w. De CURE, Marthe
A.; Donart, Ella NJ Douglas. Paul A. Eastey,
J. Fitzpatrick, Edna A. Foster, Clara, X.
Genres, Ray J. Gle, Louise Graf, Christine e.
Liza J. HOWE ADA
H. Jagow. Charlotte C.: Johnson Frank H. Jones,
Joseph A Kjerand. James E. Kremer. Arthur
J. Leland Jay E. Markle, Mary p. McIyor, Bes-
sic l. MeNiek1e; Frances w. MiIsnowski Con Con
son, George +. Oech Bernard J. O'Laughlin, Ger
! trude N. Palmer. Ella v. Pletke, Peter Peter
J. Rezab. Eda A. Roening. Daisy I. Reerish,
Bessie v Summons, Amanda A. SCHUMACHER,
B May g. p snydss
Laura 6. soboieski Ida A. Stark, Harry T.
stott r, Frederick e1r G. IheuTer, Merle E. Thomas
Mary o. T1lllnan, Emma l.. Won Rohr, Frank B.
Wheeler Winifred F. Woods and Mabel E.
The order Of exercises for commence
| ment week at the high is as follows: On
| Sunday evening at the First ,Congrega-
| tional church, Rev. r. L. Jackson, pas
tor, Of the First Presbyterian church, will
make the baccalaureate- address. On
| Wednesday evening at the. opera-house
| the graduating class will present the play
! Sour jim" The biennial alumni re-
union and banquet are set for Thursday
evening. On Friday afternoon the promo
ton exercises of the eighth grade" will
take place and on Friday evening at the
opera house the commencement exercises
| proper. Part Of the exercises will be an
l oratorieal contest for prizes aggregating
500 offered by ex-Mayor Stewart. Ten
young men of the class will participate.
MONTEVIDEO, MINN.-The students
Of the lower grades presented creditable
i entertainment in the opera-house Thurs
: day night and last night the following
4 students were graduated from the high
school: Walter s. Aarnes, Zolia L. Hakes,
Clarence Johnsrud, Lydia L. King, Walter
:, F.. Rosnes, Helene Hoard, Florence L.
Kent and Violet M Rant. -"
ARGYLE, Commencement ex-
ercises were held at the city hall Monday
evening. The first graduates of the high
school are: Miss Carrie A. Dinner and Lee
w. Peck. : r.
AUSTIN, MINN.-The closing exercises
Of the high school were held last evening
in the BAPTIST church, which was crowd
ed. There were no crations or parts by
the class, but an address by DR.. J. S.
Montgomery Of Minneapolis and the pres
entation of diplomas. The class numbers
thirty as follows:
|
garet Enright, Margaret Gender, Mabelle
Tompkins, Minnie Campbell, Resalia Ros-
bach, Helen Sullivan, Florence Drummond
Marion Gleason, Leah Crane, Ef6e Hall
Helen Banfield, Mae Sodergren, Maurine
French, Elsie Brown. Latin. Scientific
Jennie Snyder; CLARENCE Dalager,s Jessie
) Roulston, Charles Carter, Alnnira Wright
, German Scientifc-Norman Martinson
Benjamin Lang Oliver :Sweningson. Grace
8 Meadowcroft, Gail Edison, Albert Hayes
7 Jessie Stimson, William Moonan, Cassie
Weber, Lynn Varco. : " " s
The class play entitled Seniors in Three
3 Worlds was presented at the opera nous,
: Thursday to a crowded house. Miss Heller
Sullivan was the salutatorian Of the class
!. and Miss Elsie Brown valedictorian. The
t class of 1904 will hold a reception for thu
e graduating class Monday evening". :
: FARIBAULT, i MINN.-The Faribaul
. high school sent out class. Of twenty-si
i last evening. The exercises were held IL
: the opera house. +: President Sallr2an o
y Carleton college delivered the annual ad
y dress. T. ast. !: +.
,; : - 49,.
= HASTINGS, MISUNDERSTANDING is a lis
= of high school graduates: Mamie A. Metz
: ger, Mae E. Johnson, Emma M. Weber
Florence Tuttle, Grace G.. Oftelie Maud