The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-18

pressive sight to see this large class
! of graduates pass in final review be-
fore the president.
Prizes and Honors.
After the degrees had been con-
ferred, the president announced the
various prizes and honors. The Cans
cup scholarship honor was awarded
Miss Jean Fraser, who has completed
her fouryear college course in three
years. This cup was presented tc
encourage excellence in scholarship
| The winner has his or her name, to
, gether with the year of graduation
engraved upon the cup. This is the
first time the honor has been awarded
a woman.
The Winship scholarship in history
amounting to SIS, was awarded to
Miss Alma Tweto, of Abercrombie
and a junior in the College of Arts
The Herald prize in history, founded
| by The Grand Forks Herald, was
awarded George Skater, of Shafer, N
d. The Bennett prize for an essay
in political economy was awarded to
Clyde Duffy, of Grand Forks. The
history scholarship, established by
several prominent men of the state,
and amounting to $3.50, was awarded
William Greenleaf of Grand Forks.
President McVey announced the
arships established by the board of
trustees. They are as follows:
liver Aaker of Hillsboro, fellowship
in political science.
Marsden Kishpaugh of Rollette, a
Fellowship in philosophy and educa-
ton.
H. c. Christie of Kawnee, Man,
fellowship in physics
Allan Richie, B. A. and M. C. of
North Dakota and Alfred N. Budd,
b. I. Of Wisconsin, industrial fellow
ships in the school of mines.
William Gilroy Of Drayton, a schol-
arship in electrical engineering.
B. o. Tufte, Northwood, a scholar.
ship in botany.
He also announced various changes
in the faculty. Miss Ella Fulton,
dean Of women and instructor in Eng
lish, has been promoted by the board
of trustees to an assistant professor
ship of English. DR.. Wallace N.
Stearns, instructor in history, has
been made assistant professor, of his
tory. DR.. Meyer Jacobstein, instruc-
tor in political economy, becomes an
assistant professor.
DR.. B. ]. Spence Phi. D., of Prince
ton, has been elected assistant pro-
fessor Of physics. e. B. Stevenson,
Phi, D. becomes instructor in physics.
w. w. Norton, NJ. A., of Min
nesota, becomes instructor in music.
Carl Henninger, from the University
of Washington, will be instructor in
German in the model high school.
Miss Mary Black, from the Univer-
sity of Missouri becomes istructor in
English in the model high school.
E. S. Converse will be instructor in
science in the model high school.
Mr.. Tasso Lindsey becomes instruc-
tor in manuel training, model high
school.
Miss Bertha Eddmann, a registered
nurse from the University hospital,
Minneapolis, will be the director of
the new training course for nurses.
After these announcements, the ex-
ercises were brought to a close with a
benediction by Rev. F. w. Pugh.
The following is a list Of the grad
yates
College of Liberal Arts.
Degree of Bachelor of Arts-Iver
Asker, Hillsboro; John G.. Baldwin,
Hope; Victor Campbell, Hamilton;
Rose c. Conmy, Pembina; H. R. S.
Diesem, La Moure; Oscar Erickson,
Edinburg; Irene N. Farup, Park Riv-
ler; Fannie A. Fowler, Grand Forks /;
Jean Fraser, Grafton; Ira Frendberg,
Hillsboro; William T. Gilroy, Drayton;
A. w. Glow Coryden, Iowa; Van w.
Gladen, Grand Forks; Pauline Knee
shaw, Pembina; Effie Lindstrom.
Grand Forks; Eleanor E. Lowe. Ken
mare; John A. Montgomery, Ardoch ;
Hollis E. Page, Hamilton; Edna M
Pifer, Larimore; H. G. Knapp. Lis
bon; F. A. Styled, Grand Forks;
Theodore A. Torgeson. Hendrum.
Mimi; Winnifred Trotter. Osnabrock
Harry E. Tufft, Auburn; Aletha M
| Ulsaker Wahpeton; Harold F.. White
Portland; w. Ronald White. Port
land; Albert Void, Cummings; Fred
York, Northwood; C. o. Lee, Ada;
MINI.
Teachers College.
Degree of Bachelor OF Arts and
Bachelors Diploma in Education-N
c. Abbott, Deering; Vera M. Bliss La
kota; Cora Dean, Mayville; Peter l.
Garnes, Hampden; Faith E. GrinnelI
Grand Forks; H. M. Kinspaugh. Ro-
lette; Evelyn Mattson, New Rock
ford; Helen Mcclure, Grand Forks:
Lydia M. Telken, Jamestown: Chris
: Torvand, Fosston, Mimi, Echo Turn
er Grand Forks; Alice NJ. Euland
Edgeley.
College of Mining Engineering.
! Degree of Mining Engineer-Clar-
ence A. Bonzer, Lidgerwood; Emmett
EVerson, Churchs Ferry; Carl o. Lyk-
Ken, Grafton; Arthur Burns, Lari-
more; Ingvar Kvello, Lisbon; ]. o
Nomland, st. Hilaire Mimi, Allen "
Richie Grand Forks; Archie O. Whip.
pie Lisbon; Fred Williams Larimore
Mechanical and Electrical Engineering
Engineering.
Degree of Mechanical or Electrical
Engineer-Harry B. Lowell, Grand
Forks; H. G. Christie, Kawende, Man
College of Law.
Degree OF Bachelor of LAW. C
Almklov, Cooperstown; B. ]. Began
Williston; Eugene A. Benson. Crane
Forks; H. ]. Blanchard, Colby. wis.
L. Carl, Grand Forks; Russell Chase
jamestown; Mary Daily, Crane
Forks; J. w. Dempsey Lansing
Ia; Harry e. Dickinson, Mime
waukan; Force E. Eastwood, Eastor
MINI; o. w. Edmunds, Hillsboro
A. K. Forness, Montevideo; Lewis NJ
! Grandy, st. Thomas; S. p. Gundersor
Maxbass; George r. Hayne, Akron, o.
Thomas G. Johnson, Grandin; HI. F
King Pemhina. C. O. Lee Ada MINI