The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-08
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Miss Mary Hanson, The Minneapolis
Journal, thru me, it's representative,
heartily congratulates you. Ten years
ago I performed this same pleasant duty.
The valedictorian on that occasion was
young lady of your own age and who.
like you, had won the highest marks of
any student in Minneapolis. J., from my
personal knowledge, know the hard, hon
est labor you have performed. How you
have worked and worked at your studies,
never getting weary or faltering for a
moment This medal belongs to you, and
if your classmates, instead of your teach,
ers, had the giving Of it, they would pre-
sent it to you by unanimous vote.
Now, this medal has an intrinsic value.
1t is made Of gold-it is prettily designed,
and it is artistically engraved; but it also
has extrinsic value; for more than hat
a generation these medals have been pre-
scented to high school valedictorians in
this city, and they are now to be found in
all parts Of the United States and in our
island possessions beyond the seas, so
that the sun never sets upon a Mime
apoli Journal medal. None more worthy
than you wear it, and it is with the con-
seriousness of a bright future you will
surely make for yourself that T h e
Journal felicitates itself that 1t fell
into your hands. May God vouchsafe
you health happiness and prosperity
and that you may be long spared to be a
blessing to your parents and your many
friends who are justly proud of your
achievement. -.. @.
And to you young men and young Wo-
men, you are wearing your laurels to-
night T n e J our I'm a greets you. ms
assembly and South Minneapolis extend
to you them congra tulat tons TO those
Of YOU who enter the commercial world,
take a leaf from the Minneapolis Jour
nails book of sturdy, honest and nara
work, and you who enter the university,
1 prophesy for you that you will one and
ali he on the "honor rolf of the Skill u
Nah of 1909. ..~-ssst
$50. The Graduates. ...,.
Latin course-1rma Brink. Agnes l. Cav ,.n
augh Agnes E. Christensen, May =. Chris
La nn Go I. condit, Helgo A. Olsen, Lillian F
Engstrom, Elizabeth P. Evans, Lillian t1nnberS
Wanda Fraiken Edna G. Giief+ Kpsela roet
| tum, Elizabeth H. Hall, Bertha NJ Hanson ylr
GINA J. Hanson, Frances E. :Harlin, Ruth B Har
mar B. Hovde Carl A. Jensen, Estelle L. , zen
sen, Amanda E. Larson, Mamie l. Larson; Ethe
Mary ngo o5 ppR" q A.
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Shaw audrey n. Smith, Marjorie e. Smith
cvrii R. spiegei Lester A. stover, Ida syens
rud Arthur p Swan Mary c; Iennese G,st YER,
| winereene. Georgia NJ Yorke, Gerald Young. -
Literary course-clinord BergstrSG%h sn Mary
Birkenhauer Gertrude E. Boener 5hushe1aa
Edna N. clark, Julia NJ: Clifford Ida l. paws i;
Aurilla NJ Dobbyn, William Elsberg. Har9la n u
Louis Kohn, Oigo R. Lindblad, Mabel McGregor
Rosetta v Monahan. Blanche r. M9 sadis o IiUL
Scaryie, Ida Matilda Schoen Engenia A: SlepeTs
Ethel NJ. sheperd, Lauro P. strellow' carr
English Course-Arthur G. Bogren. Henr
Danieson Raymond B; Donald. Alice Ay @pr
| Howard, Olive Locke, Alma Olivia M1Gkeis' nhi
Manual Training Course-Melville 3; Bergman
| John F. Busch. Edwin ]. Gibson, G. T. Schlndei
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