The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-01
CROOKSTON HIGH
HAS LARGE CLASS
DIPLOMAS FOR 90 AT ''QUEEN
... CITY, COMMENCEMENT.
Rev. Samuel G.. Smith of st. Paul Ad-
dresses the Graduates and the Exer-
cises Attract Many Interested Citi-
zens-Closing Exercises Of Other
Minnesota Schools. .
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Crookston Mimi, June 1.-The commencement
exercises of the Crookston high school took place
last evening at the Grand. The spacious audito-
rum was beautifully decorated with the class
colors, Yale blue, and Its flower, the Iris, and
standingroom was at premium. The commence
ment address was delivered by Rev. Samuel
G. Smith of st. Paul. and was an eloquent eff
fort. Astounding In good advice and counsel.
, The class consisted of twenty two, twelve
young ladies and ten young men. The graduates
were: Harry Turner, class president; John Wal
lace. vicepresident; Albert Lommen. secretary
treasurer; Valla Alderman, Vivian Graves Ole
Hagen, Mary Hagen, Arnold Hamel. Stella Ha-
merry Louise johnson, ROLAND Judson, Amanda
Lenning, Alice McCabe, Norman Mckenzie,
George Rauenbuehler. Ega Regdal. Sophia 81
vertson, Nora Stevenson, Ella Strassburger,
ovidda Trandum, Erskine Vance, Mariella
Watts.
ANOKA MINN.-The annual commencement
exercises of the Anoka high school Will be he au
Monday evening. June 4, at the armorS. Inc
following program will be given:
Invocation Rev. r. G. Clarke salutatorg and
Enest b Masss c of %
Stephens; IA Martyr to a Cause Harry B. Hill
ton; essay, National Music" Bertha NJ. Cow;
naugh: presenting the class memorial, Arthur
D. Campbell: acceptance of memorial, Herbert
Good rich argument. Taxation for Higher Edu-
j.
trice A. Carter; valedistory and essay, DO re
Nexte Thynge." Esther D. Anderson; presentta.
tion of diplomas, President Robert W. Akin;
benediction, Rev. F. r. Leach.
The baccalaureate sermon will be preached
Sunday evening by Rev Edwin Ewen IN me me
Congregational, church Tuesday .n evening the
Those who graduate number twenty: Misses
Esther Anderson, Lena swenson, Blanche Muir
Carter Ellen Olson. Bessie Kavanaugh, Gertrude
c.. McGraw. Eva NJ. Shelley, Lillian L.: Merrill
Mabel Dunbar Bertha Cow and Arthur D. lamp
bnell. J. Lewis Bland, John A.. Murphy. Harry
B. Hilton, Ernest B. Mark, Paul D. Pitman and
George N Ferron.
MoNTEv1DEo. MINIMIZE largest class in
the history of the high school will be gradu-
ated this evening. The exercises VIII be inter- f.
spersed with musical selections by several OF
the teachers and a large chorus beautl1ul
new piano which the students have had large
share in purchasing will be used.
The are Selma CLARA ed
X. Fosnes, Mamie Griggs, Elmer Johsr1 u
Hjelmer Johnsrud Lillian ON, Myer H Carl
Chris B. solberg, Edith L. Tydeman Frederici
E Tydeman. Gladys NJ. Wedd, Nellie E. Wilcox,
Leroy J. Wisner.
MORA, MINN.-The first commencement eXer
cises Of the high school took place at the opera
house. The graduates We're: A. Hiimer Nor" 4,
| graded schools A. W. Rankin, delivered the al
| dress. The baccaluerate sermon was preached
| last Sunday evening by Rev. A. Calder OF the
| NJ. E. church.
! GRANITE FALLS, MINN.-Wednesday even
ing Of next week the Granite Fails high senS1
| ing Of Edna Buernberger, Clarence Nelson
Ruth Gilbertson, Tolley Hartwiek, Constance
suH Wil d SHrDye the sdress
FERTILE, M1NN-The commencement exer
cises of the Fertile high school were held a
the operahouse last night. and standing roon a
was at a premium The class numbered eight
Miss Effie Hanson being salutatorlan and Mis-
Mabel. kTenvolden ~Vaied1ctoraan. X. =
GRAND MEADOW, M1NN.-The Gran
Meadow high school will close today: and tn
house on June 4. The class of 1906 consists Q
the following: Maggie oMorroW, Myrtle ya es See
Julia Axnsss r. @ IN an sv Se0rs
49, The teachers engaged for next year are: MI, NJ,
Keenan,, Miss McCue, Miss Frazer, Miss Gill
and NJ. F. Baker, superintendent:
5 MADISON, MINIMIZE graduating exercise
, of the high school will be held in the oper,
, house this evening. Eleven students will r
ceve diplomas. as follows: Earl L.. Farnhan
Alice e. Hanson, Ella l.. Kittleson, S. Claret'
Kittleson, Oscar J. Larson. Minnie L. Oa
, son. Nelson J. Robinson, olivia G. stemsru
, Florence E. Westby, Olga B. Sather, De Fo
! rest J. sias.
! The second annual recital Of the pupils
voice culture and piano instruction, under Mr.
i Blanche La Rue Smith, was given at I'll
8 operahouse Thursday evening. The progra
/ consisted Of thrty-one numbers.
ELK POINT, s. D.-The high school gra
- uated a class of seven last evening, three bo
: and four girls, as follows: Anna Waugh, Leo
u ard Johnson, Nellie Keawelle, Joseph Connoll
{ I Margaret Manning, Will Curr yand Allie Rom
S HERON LAKE. MINN.-The graduating exc
r cses held here last evening we're attended
e over seven hundred persons. Governor John
a johnson delivered the address. The gradual
n | were: Paul Benson. Ethel Dunlap, Hazel Eas
wood, Elmer Jeppeson. Aura Flanagan, Nan
n Olsen and Albert Flanagan.
! GRAND FORKS, n D.-The twentieth annu
graduation exercises of the high school we
held yesterday afternoon at the Metropolit
Y theater. The class is the largest in the histo
r of the schools numbering twenty FIVE. T
Il graduates: Emma Allard. Edith Ball. Ethel
a Barnard Grace Carter, Guy B. Fairchild. J. VI
n non Finley Bess Hanson; Harry B; lowell E n,
Y B. Nash. Ida S. Nygaard. Julian Nordland: Ed
= O. Oertli. Vincent OBrien, Gertrude OdegaI
II Elizabeth Panovitz, Lillian Rae, HesDeria
g Rees Gertrude Skinner. Alton D. Stinson. Da
Is mar NJ. Swarstad Eche Turner, Geneve
e White. Jennie Wood, Elsie Wolff and Donald
Woods.