The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1910-06-03
Albion Academy

Miss Ida Jensen of Chicago visited
friends here Sunday and Monday.
In a brilliant thirteen-inning game
our baseball team defeated Stoughton
high school at Stoughton Monday fore
noon by score of to 3.
Prof. and Mrs. Theo. Ringoen enter
tanned the seniors and the teachers at a
dinner in their home in Main Hall on
Thursday evening.
Miss Julia Teisberg's piano students
of the Academy and of Edgerton will
give recital in the Culton Memorial
hall in Edgerton Friday evening.
The box social given Saturday even
ing by the Campus Improvement Club
proved a success despite unfavorable
weather. The club Melted over $26.
Prof. and Mrs. Theo. Ringoen, Prof.
c.. M. Dixon and the senior class en-
ioyed royal entertainment Sunday af-
ternoon at the home of Rev. John Hal
vorson near Rockdale.
The Academy students deserve praise
for their willing and enthusiastic efforts
in identifying the campus. By nature
our campus is exceptionally beautiful
but it's appearance this spring after as
siduous application of rakes and lawn
mowers is the best ever.
The close of another school year is at
hand. The faculty and the senior class
have issued invitations to the annual
commencement to take place Thursday,
June g. At this event the following
class Of twelve will be graduated:
College Preparatory Course Mamie
Lucretia Notseter, E. Nestor Halvor-
son, Hjalmer G. Edwards.
Academic Course Clarence Olaf Jen-
son.
Normal Course-Ida Elsie Edwards,
Obed E. Larson, Leonard Truman Nor
die, Oscar L. Nelson, Wayland Martin
Green, Grace A. johnson.
Commercial Course Roy Wilfred Sor-
enson, Amanda Nora Fosdal.
The commencement festivities will
begin with the baccalaureate sermon
which will be given in the Edgerton
Norwegian Lutheran church, Sunday
evening, June 9Th, by Rev. j. Edw.
Hegg of Beloit.
The Alumni association will tender it's
annual banquet to the graduating class
Wednesday evening, June s. The COM
mittees on arrangement are hoping
large number will respond to the invi-
tations.
Commencement day, June 9th, at 10
o'clock a. M, the following program
will be rendered in the chapel:
Invocation. ..................Re Rev. ]. A. O. Stub
Salutatory. ................... Grace A. Johnson
The Child Labor Movement. ...............
Observation-Disclosures. Mamie L. NotSeter
Dueb-VlOnn ana cOfnet.
-. Prof. TIL. Ringoen and o. Holum
Gustavus Adolphus. go. E. Nestor Halvorson
Forestry in Wisconsin. Leonard T. Nordlie
Piano Solo ..................A Agnes Maakestad
The Fivecent Theater; Its Harmful In1u-
ence in the City Slums. Clarence o. Jensen
Radium ............ .Obed E. La1 son
Vocal Solo-selected. ........ Rev. 0. j. Kvale
Charlemagne Hjalmer j. Edwards
IrrlSalloh Oscar L: NelSon
Success ................ Wayland NJ Green
Valed1ctory ...................l Ida e. Edwards
Song Septette
Presentation of Diplomas
Benediction. ............. Rev. John Halvorson
Following the program lunch will be
served by the Boarding Club at a rea-
sonable price.
During the afternoon two interesting
baseball gamas are offered by the man
ager. The Academy team will cross
bats with an aggregation of alumni ball
tossers and also with the Albion town
team.
The Albion Academy Corporation will
also hold it's business meeting during
the afternoon