The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-31
bert F. Strebel, Gaylord; Edgar W. Youngdale,

bert F. strebel, Gaylord; Edgar W. Youngdale.
Harcourt, Iowa. -. :f..- ~,
Krause and the salutatorian Gabrielle c.. Bren-
demuhl ,-.. -
The thirty ninth year Of the college, the most
successful in its history, closes with the com
mencement next week. The number of students
is the largest ever enrolled, there being an in
crease of twenty-sX over last years figures,
coege Is witch pss it's ns
bearing funds we'll over a quarter of million
dollars. .~i....r . -.ss
MANKATO, MINN.-The annual class-day
ercises Of the high school took place last even
ing at the high school in the presence of
large audience. Misses Miranda Bottomley and
Maurine Clark gave an overture; Miss Susie
rson read the class will: Miss Marion Hunt
gave a soprano solo, 1.-The Green is on the
Grass; Miss Mary Piper read the class proph-
ecy sixteen girls gave Gibson drill; par
ody on 1.-The Merchant of Venice was given,
and the program closed with the class song.
The commencement exercises will be held Fri
day evening at the theater. Miss Ruth Mills
will be the salutatorian and Miss Jennie john
son the valedictorian. The junior class recep-
ton and banquet for the senior class took place
Friday evening. 80 .,... -s..-.
The following is the list of graduates:
Maasine
Fet f fletcher Morse Gates H Evn ul
Halves. Marion Ethel Hunt, Jenpnie Matilda
johnson, Loretta G. McCrow. Josie Irene Hand
sffH s 5essie p RsHe s Har se
Newton, Cora May odjard Mary Pfau. Loretta
Man aeerga oSs d Mns R R%5 wa
Anna sMargarethe Wiecking, John Paul Young
English course-Anna Catherine Brotherton,
Miranda G. Bottomley. Edith Allen Fletcher,
Walker Ferguson Spencer, Richard Griffith,
Daniel 4. Murphy. Malina olive Morrison,
Marx BE- Ee sMe eebpy
L. Walter, Anna Sibley Willard.
| WINONA MINN.-The graduating class of
| the normal school scored a decided success in
the presentation Of the play. Alabama" at the
operahouse last evening. The piece was given
under the direction of Miss Jarman teacher of
! elocution. and was put on in a manner to do
| credit to professionals
] This afternoon kindergarten training class ex.
| erciSes were carried out at the normal hall,
and the faculty reception will take place this
evening" at Morey hall. The address to be given
tomorrow evening by Miss Jane Adams of
Chicago at the commencement exercises will be
| on the topic, Education and Social Progress
| Governor Johnson will be unable to be present
and present the diplomas. as was expected
| APPLETON. MINIMIZE commencement exer
cises of the high school will be held on Friday
evening when class of ten will receive di
hG vii Eeadgts
| Lucille Hegvold. Elna Howe. Olive Washington
Ray Eckenbeck Marion Hayes and Ernes
Michel. 49,
ANOKA, MINN.-"He Conquers Who En-
dures' is the motto Of the class which graduates
Monday evening from the high school. The exer
cses will be held in the armory. which will BE-
decorated in red and white. the class coors. Thu
following program will be given: Overture
orchestra; inyocatio Rev. Edwin Ewell; music
orchestra: salutatory address, Anna Brezler 9Th,
Frontiersman'; Recent Discoveries in Chenlis
try" Paul Ford; music: 1.-THE Russian, jew
Una Hart; presentation Of class memorial Adoni
Howard; response by president Of the junio
class. Harry Hilton; The Paper Currency of tn
United States.'' Ralph Rogers; class prophecy
Edith Patch; valedictory address, Joan of Arc,
Jennie Erickson: presentation of diplomas, Presi
dent ]. G. H. Engel; benediction, Rev. A. A
Graves.
On Tuesday evening the juniors will give a re
ception to the class. Sunday evening at tn
Baptist church, Rev. F. R. Leach will delive
the baccalaureate sermon. The class number
twenty: Anna P. Brezler, Alice A. Brockway
Ieora X. Depue. Grace Brockwav. Emma Eberly
Jennie Erickson, Paul B. Ford, Harry Fret
Z we'll. Helen Goodrich; Una Hart. Adonis How