The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-07
END OF SCHOOL YEAR
ShattucIS and School for Blind in the
Midst of Their Exercises.


FARIBAJTLT, MINN.-This is commencement
week in Faribault. The closing exercises Of Shat
tuck school were entered upon, Sunday afternoon
preached the commencement sermon. To-day is
alumni day and the prize speaking always a
THE Alchemist," by Ben Jonson, will be present
ed by the class Of '6+ at 10 a. NJ on "Wednesday;
the afternoon. and will be followed by the rec
tors, reception in the evening. The commence,
with an address by Senator Moses Z. Clapp.
The annual musical review and closing exer-
eises OF the Minnesota school for the blind Were
| ates. Paul Miller and Emma Redemann. Those
Who had in the musical Res
mann Bessie Make FLORENCE nee, Bar1beau bertha Tt
| ME Jackson. The address was made by Super
| intendent George A. Franklin, president of the
Minnesota Educational ASSOCIATION, and the al
f ident of the board Of directors All Of the exer-
cises were of meritorious order.
| DAWSON. MINN-The largest class in the
history of the high school was graduated I,, last
Onstad, Laura Saboe Arthur Engstrand, Ellen
Donaldson, Nettie Peterson, Hans Hanson, Guda
Simon Wilma
| the salutatory and Albert Anderson the valedc.
tory. Rev. Mr.. Cross preached the sermon to
| the class. -.s 80. .
wINoNA MINN.-,1Jis is commencement
to the graduates was delivered by Rev. Father
| Cummiskey On Wednesday evening, at the
the eesy eess will eset
dealing with witchcraf times. On Friday after,
noon the eighth grade promotion exercises use Will
mencement exercises, when diplomas will be
presented by President Edw.. Lees of the board
connection there will be an oratorical contest,
participated in by nine young men of the class:
for three prizes aggregating $50 in cash, offered
| by Hannibal Choate. ..
DODGE CENTER; MINN.-The graduating ex
ercises of the high school took place last night
| class of eight receiving diplomas The grad
yates We're: Eva Churchwood, Earl Beebe,
Laura West Cora Ellis, Ida Stevens. Lena Han
! dry, Allon Churchwood and Flora Perry.
RUsHFORD, commencement exer-
cises Of the high school took place last evening
| A class of nineteen was graduated-Thora Ma
gelssen, Benjamin Q: Boyum, Maria McGrath,
h Bjorge Eme lem i Engh Cora v Howe, pavii
Hughes, Gunda j. Johnson, Eda Knutson, Chris
tine Lee Rose A. sr hGe M Mon net
/ and ThorVal Selvig. :. g..
! LAKE BENTON, MIMI Graduating exercises
Of the high school were held last evening ant
were largely attended. Inez and Annie Boyer
/ An address was made by Rev. L. P. Nolanus
| Miss J. Law was salutatorian and Miss M. Por
ter yaledictorian. .... ra
/ CoKATo, MINN;-The first years work o
Efund nerr and
Clarence Swanson. Professor Maria sanfor,
made an address, Paul G. Heard, the superin
tendent, presided and Rev. o. S. Lindberg
president of the board, presented the diplomas
The baccalaureate sermon was preached by Rev
Dr. Heard. Citizens are justly proud of thei
school, and give great credit to Superintendent
j Heard, who has served them for two years ant
resigns to accept position next year in til,
Minneapolis Central high.
ARGYLE, MINN.--The commencement exer
cises were largely attended. The hall vas at
tractively decorated in yellow, the class colors
Excellent music was provided by the orchestra
An essay, Chemistry and Industry" was reat
by Miss Julia A. Holen, graduate in the Latin
| scientific course. Senator NJ. E. Clapp made tn
address of the evening.
EXCELSIOR, MINN.-The first annual gram
mar grade commencement of the Deephavel
school was held last evening. The class roll
was as follows: Eva Pryde, Frank Foglemark
Oscar Carlson, Leroy Roberts. Karl Miller. A
fine program wss carried out and the diplomas
were presented by D. c. Mckenzie county super
intendent. sstg#. 2