The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-12
GRADUATING AT WINONA
WILL END WEDNESDAY
Remaining Students at Normal School
VIII Get Their Parchments
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WINONA, Mimi, June II. = The
names of those who viii graduate
from the Winena normal school next
Wednesday morning have been deter
mined. They are eighty-two in num-
Der, making the number in this years
graduating class 121. Those who will
receive diplomas next Wednesday are:
Advanced .Course-Winf Gerald Bal
com, Chat5eld; Helen Juanita Barry,
Hammond, Wis; Sara Freeman Benson,
White Bear Lake; Maria Blexrud, Pres
ton; Helen H. Davis, Winona; Iona Helen
Felenzer, Winona Ida l.. Fhndt Albert
Lea; Ovedia Georgian Gunderson, Rush
Hennessy, Winona; Nettie Irene Jackson.
Mineral Point, Wis; Mendaina JennisOH,
Minneapolis; Clara Klug, Arcadia, Wis;
Adelaide Kreeger, Winona; Catherine
Agnes LawIer. Rochester; Mae MacMil-
Ian, Wdnona; Margaret Eulalia MeGrath,
trude Elizabeth Nelson, Bloomington.
Wis; Charles o. Nessa, Mabel; Dora
Amelia Pletke, Winona; Benjamin Al
bert. Polzin, Winona; Harriet Laura
Kassen; Ethel Pauline Sweet, Mime
apolis; Jessie Edythe Tucker, Dodge Cen
ter; 5essle Weleh, 81. Charles; Alice Mae
Wheeler, Winona; Calmer Harris Wood,
Witoha.
!. Kindergarten Training .Course-Pean
Rubertti GfIsweld, Winena; Edna Mer-
mona
elementary Graduate Course-Bessle
Gertrude Baihly. Rochester; Theresa Gen
Bennett Woodstock; Kathryn Ann Bish-
op, Mapleton; Ella Bleser, M11bank, 5. D.;
Olive Lavinia Burgess. Austin; Mildred
well. Winona; Italia Josephine Childs.
Mantorville; Kate Cole, Chatfield; Madga
Laura davidson, Dover; Ida COrnelta
Evans, Kasson; Elizabeth Ellen Fahy,
ina alrFirp Ton II
James Fitzpatrick, Winona; Mae Forestal,
St. Charles; Anna Christine Fridell, Red
Wing; Ella June Gebeler, Rochester;
Grace Elizabeth Guertin, La Crosse, Wis;
Efie Regina Hall, Austin; Verna NJ. Hart,
Dover; T. Inez Heubach, St. Charles;
Edna Hill. Albert Lea; Laura Louise Hoff-
man, Rochester; Idella G.. Johnson, Wa
basha; Edith May Kline. Minneapolis:
Ella Nora Langum, Preston; Ruby NJ
Lipe. Preston; Susan Lyman, Saltwater:
Viva c. Matteson Hastings; Linnie Irene
Miles, Winona; Christine l.. Munger, Wi
mona; Irena Langheld Nalbaeh, Great
Falls. Mont; May Pennington, Pine City;
Mabelle Glare Phillips, St. Charles; E.
May Perry, Utica; Ada Mary Pratt, Elk
ton, S. D.; Agnes Proctor. Arcadia. Wis:
Mabel Reed, Watertown, S. D.; Mae Alicia
Berdean Sodergren, Austin; Cora M. Soule,
Robbinsdale; Martha Moiler Wick. Jack
son: Lois Adele Winter, Winena; Leta
F. G. Winter, Mipona.
Elementary .(tHtee year, Course-Grace
Homer; Katherine Agnes Meehan, Adams;
Lizzie E. Ramsey, Wabberville, Mich.
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HASTINGS, Mimi, June 11.-The
annual commencement exercises of the
Hastings high school were held at the
auditorium last evening. The class
was composed of fourteen girls and
five young men. Miss Pearl Davies
was salutatorian and the valedictory
was by Miss Lila Swanson, both or
Washington county. An address was
delivered by DR.. w. H Salmon, presi-
ing are the graduates
Anna Lee Barnum. May Elizabeth
Byers, John Armstrong Chase. Pearl Janet
Davies, Edward John Fasbender lie Roy
Edwin FreeSe Elizabeth Magdelene Hart,
Elizabeth Pearl Hetherfngten, Louise
Elizabeth Hoffman, Nalburga Susanna
Kranz, Edith Marie Krieg, Mabel Ester
Lyon, Maude Hester Lyon, Charles John
Olson, Leda Searles Palmstrom, Hannah
Charlotte Ramberg, William Frederick
Schildt Lila Vivian Swanson, Bertha
Henrietta Schildt.
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graduating exercises of the Winona
high school were held last evening. The
programme comprised an oratorical
contest, in which nine young men par
ticipated for prizes Of $S5, $40 and SIS
offered by Hannibal Choate.
The winners were: First, Thomas
Considine, Robert Emmett's Fare
WE'LL" second. Steward Griswold, 'aCuba
Must Be Free" third, George Swain,
1.-The Turks Must Co. The graduates
numbered sixtyfour.