The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-08
IOWA GRADUATES
GIVEN DIPLOMAS
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STATE coILEaEE GRADUATES =
LARGEST GLASS IN IT'S HISTORY. .
Impressive Ceremonies Are Held at the
Closing Of the Years Work at Ames
Commencement Exercises Held in
Other Colleges and High Schools
Turnout the Northwest. 49,. ~ <;
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Ames, Iowa. June THE commencement Of
the class Of 1905 Of Iowa. state college was
carried, out IN fitting style today One hundred
and thtrty-four young men and women, eratu.
ates, the largest class in the history of the
college, Attired In caps and gowns, they formed
IN a procession on the trout steps of Central
hall, and with members Of the faculty md tha
board OF trustees in the lead marched two
abreast across the: cnmpus to, the PAVILION,
where, surrounded by host Of classmates pa.
rents and friends, they were to receive their d.
plomas.
The large tent was, gayly decorated with col
Iege and class colors. and everything took or
an air Of JOY and good feeling. DR.. O. H. Cessna
opened the exercises with a prayer. which was
followed by the commencement address by Dr.
e. W. Gunsaulus, president of the Armour In
stitute of Technology of Chicago. upon '.The
Heroism Of Scholarship" -. In his address he par
tieularlE impressed upon the members of the out
going class that they are entering upon an age
where research demands heroism, and that 1.-THE
gateways of this world are open to y3uy MS are
those Of othe: worlds" q. 49, sgg,7s.. ~
:. The custom OF promoting the Junior class to
the rank Of senior formed q part Of tho uro.
gram. This was done by ]. Il. Riggs. state SIR
perintendent Of public instruction, and responded
to on behalf of the Juniors by A. @. Adamson:
In the evening a reception at the home Of
President Storms was given for the alumni
faculty and friends The dedication of the new
S4oo,Ooo Central ball was held prior to the com
mencement exercises. j.. W. Dixon, chairman
OF the building committee, delivered the keys
! to the new hall to J. b. Hungerford chairman
OF the board of trustees In turn the KEYS were
turned over to President Storms. 49,. a.:
FERGUS FALLS, MINN.-The, largest class
! in the history at the high school received
diplomas. The address was delivered by Tpesi.
dent Weld Of the Moerhead normal, and the
diplomas presented by Superintendent vanaske.
Latin Course-Mathilde NJ. Anderson. William
d. Bell, Bertha f.. Bertelsen. Frances L. Collier,
Alice NJ Davenport, Kenneth J.. Duncan, Esther
i1ngblad, Mary G. HOupt, Helen f. Jewett,
Hilda G.. Lindquist. Hilmer d. Lundauist Edna
L. Matthews, Zelma G. Matthies Myrtle Nc.
Guilosh, Nellie I, Miller: Helel D. Hawson,. Clara
Ella c. Zimmerman. :, ~ y *
Scientific Course Mabel Agern,- Arthur; n.
Claire G: Buor, Lee Evans, GUSTAV Fageriand
George Fossen. Walter johnson, AlexnHier RI
T1ornhom. Gertrude Knof, Leonard Fl. Fan
gen, "a Alex s. IN, Nelson Gladys p Parkhill, Maud
Lnverne Vetter. Justice thinner.
Literary Course-stella Il. Albright, Claire @
| Buof, Edwin Hanson. Ieona1 q. Lambert Nina
Ellen Irish, Axel s. Nelson, Robert J. Under
Wood y.r, r-s '.@s>1i. 1 u. So :, - So
GLENWooD,s :; AlINE.--The following were
graduated from the Glenwood high school this
week: Earl Nugent. Claude Councilman. Della
Sepa GasFe ostrs Matte Petersen
ger, Marion Ward, Hi1da Olson. Carrie Ostrem
was salutatorian and Matte Peterson Taledic
| torian. :.
At the Glenwood academy commencement
Professor Oscar Z. Olson oe DEBORAH. Iowa
made the address. There were thirteen grad
yates: Bonnie 0. Klever. Herman n. forken
MiIlard T. Morrow. Peter NJ. Baukel, Clara G.
Peterson, Hannah c. Halvorson. Anna 8. Ron
ME- John T. Ekre, Jens O. Nelson, Henry Ness
Ferdinand 0pheim, Glfred B. Seyersons Mai
4. Bennett. 5#a@
4: ,WLN0NA:. MINN.-The commencement exer
ctses Of the Winona Normal school were held
i this week. After address Of much inferest
by Dean George F. James Of the University q
| Minnesota the diplomas we're presented to tht
gradua ties by Governor John a. johnson. Mayc,
! John A. Latsch gave dinner at the Winons
to the governor and representative men in Tx
municipal government and educational swort
here covers being laid for twenty.
SAUK CENTER arINN.-At the twentieth an
nual alumni hanqnet of the Sank Center hiel
/! SC cool. class of ten was initiated. The fol
loving officers were elected: President. NJ G
Kelsey; vice president. HRS. Charles Feisler
/ second vice PRESIDENT, A. DaIhem: secretary
Mrs r. W. W ard: treasurer Edith Smith, Or
i H L Lamb acted tnastncaster. Isl
d VERNON CENTER. MINy.-Ioseph Tailman
q Gladys Warren and Lfbhie Francis complete TIN
two yearg' high school course, and diploma,
srr1 rhe ~iusn 10 ths fIInrfno nrnf1a frSehfr~ th