The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-01
SCHOOL DAYS
DRAW. 10 AN END
DIPLOMAS FOR MANY GRADU-
ATEs IN MINNESOTA.
Exercises of Business College, Academy,
Hospital and High School at Roch-
ester-Crookston Graduates It's Larg
est Class-Exercises at stewartville
and Other Points.
.ial to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Rochester, Mimi, June 1.-The Rochester
enteen in the normal department thirteen in the
commercial eleven in shorthand, and three in
penmanship, making total OF forty -four. The
! commencement takes place Wednesday evening
| g E. Callaghan and Rev. Charles Curtis The
| college quartet will sing several selections
| Following the graduation an elaborate alumni !
banquet Will be given at the home Of Miss
/ Kate Leonard, principal OF the shorthand de-
pertinent. The officers of the alumni are:
! President, Frank H. Manley now of Chicago;
vice president, Sarah ]. Mcconnell, Rochester:
secretary, Charles N. Snyder, Chatfeld; treas. |
urer, Clyde C. Dale. Rochester. The graduates
| of the college are:
Beecher, Irene Campion, Agnes Carley, Frank
De WITT, Estafnetta, Leanore Escobel, Earl
King, Emma Mitchell, Matthew Mulvihin, Clar-
Caroline skjervem, Emily Sparks, Nellie St.
George, Minnie Thorson, verna Weaver.
shorthand Matte Bale. Francis Hall, Mar
garet Halloran, Mary c. Harrison, Maude Ho-
ton. Lille Klein, Clyde Nelson, Helen Olson,
Mildred Rickert, Maurice scroggins, Clara Sic
kert
Carl Caldwell, William Fitzgerald, Ray Green
wood, Joseph Keefe, Gertrude Kennedy, Bart
Ketchum, Rex Lutz, William Malone. Fred Pen
nington, William J. Pierce, Joseph Richardson.
Penmanship-Carl CALDWELL, Caroline skjervem,
Minnie Thorson.
l.. A. Rosing Of st. Paul will deliver an ad.
!
trained nurses of the Rochester state hospital
on June 2. Miss Marie Knudson will deliver
the valedctory and Miss Martha NJ L. Karaus
will read an essay on THE History of Nurs-
ing" Superintendent Kilbourne will confer the
diplomas. az tl$A
The motto Of the class Is: 1--WE sail tonight;
where shall we anchor? The officers are:
President Barnum y. Peck; secretary, Marie
Knudson; treasurer, volney Culver. The class
roll is as follows Amelia Bolke, Nellie Emma
Bitner, volney Culver, Luella L. Gordon, Ella
| r.. Kennedy
L. Karaus, Marie Knudson, Kristine R. Lar
son, Grace B. Meadowcroft Barnum ]. Peck,
! Laura May Patterson, George H. Parker, Alice
B. Rexab, Martha B. Tverberg, Ellen L. Win.
ter, Cora B. Wheeler.
The following will be graduated from the
Academy of Lourdes at Rochester on June 6:
Louise Pauline Waldo, Anna Loretta McGovern,
Louise Jennie Sawinski, Mabel Luella Stone,
! John NJ. McClocky, Harold E. Schumacher.
There will be seventeen graduates from the
Rochester high school, the exercises being held
on the evening of June 9. Six orations will be
delivered. The annual alumni meeting and ban
ouet will be held Immediately after the com
mencement exercises.
a CROOsTON MINIMIZING graduating exercises
81 of the high school were held last evening il
= the operahouse which filled to It's utmos
n capacity. The class consisted Of twenty-seve
II members, nineteen girls and eight boys, tn
y largest ever graduated here. The address Q
X the Moorhead normal, who took as his subject
~ Cultivation of Self' 1t was pronounced one Q
o. the finest addresses OIL the KIM ever nearQ D
those present. ---
The normal department Of the high schot
r has been in operation but year, consequent
Il there were no graduates from It, Superintent
y ent McIntre has devoted much Of his after
I ton to the normal work, and Is very enthusiast
i over the signal success of the experiment her
II The presentation Of the diplomas was mad
by Judge R. J. Montague. president Of tt
p school board. Following is list of the graz
yates: Ruth Spendley. Anna Bjoin Selma Lii
~ dell, Olga Quamme, Cora Marrotte, Grace Irwi
Fern Lancaster Bessie Murphy, Nella Collin
81 Ruth Sergeant Donna Lycan, Ethel Collin
r Hilda Tveten, Myrtle Cation, Katherine Jewel
Y Gertrude Stone, Laura Cation, Anna Keele
= Albert LIE Blanc, Sam Hofto, Leslie Fargo E
n son Jerome, Alfred johnson, Ralph Kirsch, No
man Robertson, eHdI rbavlesav2 @f#
~ / : g. f"tJ 81 jG-AI-.Ei - 49, 10 F@st
MI EYOTA, MINI. -aOns the evening Of June 5 tt
r. graduating exercises of the high school will
II held in Blar's hall. i There four in Il
II class, as follows: Anna Cassiday, Walter D
81 gam Nellie Lovelace and Blanche Moulster. Mi
SS Blanche Moulster will read the history of tt
< class and present the Ratchet to the Junior
4 Miss Gladys Russell will respond for the ju
Y Tors. DR.. r. c. Dugan, president of the scho
! board, will confer the diplomas.
IL STEwARTVILLE, MINIMIZE exercises
II the high school class of 1905 will be held Sa
urday evening. The class numbers seven
IL follows: Guy q. Oliver. Betsie johnson, RIO
II NJ Brin, Archie V. Duncanson, Belle s. Kno
81 Eva NJ. Ruehintopp, Nathaniel V. Sergeant.