The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-03

PIPEsTONE, MIMI The events Of
the commencement season at the Pipe
stone high school opened with the an
nual business meeting Of the High
School Alumni association, at at which the me
officers were elected for the ensuing
Vice president, Wilbur N. Fish, 'o5;
secretary. Rebecca Loomis,, '03; treas
urer, William Morgan, '04. The annual
reunion and banquet Of the association
was held at. the high school building
Friday evening, with q large att eaad
ance of the alumni and their friends.
The fore, part Of the evening was oc ecu
gram. The baccalaureate sermon will
be preached at the Presbyterian church
Sunday evening by Rev. J. p. Van Camp
of the Methodist church. The class day
exercises will be held Saturday evening
at the Presbyterian church, and the
commencement exercises will be held
Monday evening at the same place, Fol
lowing is. a list OF those VINO WILL oe
Graduated on Monday evening.
Vera o Hitchcoci, Pearl A. Nash, Pearl Bum,
| Frances Harrison, Mabel Horr, Alma Farmer,
Egena beSge 9enes
Zones, Flora Ames, Emma woodman, Florence
Schrader, Floretta McAllister, Emma ClarK
John schapler' Alton st1llwen ana "'iDur H.
| Fisk. -...-.
|, LIE ROY, acknowledgements ex-
ercises of the lie Roy High school were
held at the opera-house Friday. evening,
which was filled to it's capacity. The
| class motto is, "Within Ourselves Lies
Victory or Defeat.'' Diplomas were
presented by F. T. Young, president OF
the school board.
FRAZEE, MIMI The large opera
hall was crowded last evening at the
commencement exercises and the presen
tation Of the diplomas. Professor
Geiser gave an excellent address to the
class, which1is the largest in the history
Of the school. H..
GRAND RAPIDS, MINN.-The com
mencement exercises of the Grand Rap
ids high school was held the last three
days Of this week. There are ten grad
yates, seven girls and three boys. c
GRAND RAPIDS, WIs.-Twenty
eight young people were graduated from
the high school. Wednesday evening :
part Of the class rendered a class pla,
entitled I" Merchant Of Venice UP. t.
Date.'' Thursday evening the olas
: day exercises were bad and last nigh
, the diplomas were given by the facult..
r and board, .@~*. y
: ..BLOOM4NGTON PRAIRIE, MINI
$ The graduating exercises Of the hig
2 school in this village were held Frida;
orab1e D. L. Gra111is. Of Mortified CAV
an address and presented the diploma
to The graduates. Music was rendere
1 BY d mixed quartet and the high schot
8 chorus. Those wha graduated were
n Edward G.. Campbell Mark G. Brainert
n Catherine D. Guthrie and Gena s
Il Osthy.s ~. 49,. ~.
q SALTWATER, MINN.-The big
l. held last night. Tie class nunibe
twenty-eight. Those having parts {
the program were: Amelia =. Jaspe
4 4 Daniels941, 1.-The Russian Advance,
B Bsrs & caa s Presene don aoT
\ sy Between Norway and Sweden
A.. S. L. Lilligren, "Character as ca
itaIV; Alma N. Swanson: "Picturesq1
Saltwater ]; I, Golf, 'sThe Standa:
Oil Company Superintendent Dari
Steward presented the diplomas al
congratulated the graduates on the e
cellence Of their themes.
| PRESTON, MINN.-Preston. SC hoe
j
| tion. COMMENCEMENT exercises will
| held Monday evening. The. gradual
| are: Amy Willard, Ieonora Holdhuse
cobson and Edward kramer,
acknowledgement Z exercises Of II tie e. hi
school took place IA lat evening befo
! lnfge audiehee. The graduates we1
fo le M Lee Ma4i na E nIoaSs a
~ closes today, extensive preparations a
al being made for commencement exercis
M On June 8, class Of thirteen will
n Miss Hazel Ayers Ayers who viii be Vailed vale
b torian; Miss Ayers has been present
II with free scholarship in two Mlnnese
n colleges. Kenneth Minor will be sa
IA tatorian.
n Springfield, Minn:1The public Sch
n closed here today. The commenceme
"a exercises take place in the opera-hol
n on Monday evening. Helen Sullivan
81 salutatorian and Meta schweiger, v
M adictorian. a
d WATERTOWN, s. D-The eli
W teenth annual commenc cement Of
IS Watertown high school was held in
IA Grand operahouse. It was q nota
n high school event inasmuch as the 81
b was larger by more than double Il
IA any other previous class. ever given
N plomas. Thirty-one received the hor
ID the class passing the four years W,
| n with an average of over sc per cent
In LA CROSSE, WIS.-Arrangeme
E have been completed to have, DR.. J.
u Miller Of the Chicago university deli
N the annual address at the CONNER
d ment exercises of the La Crosse h
II school on June %.