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

the enthusiasm of this body and with
those as representative over the
state, the future success of the school
! Is assured.
At $3.50 about 1875 sat at the festive
board to participate in the alumni
banquet. President Hillyer happily
| presided as POSTMASTER and the sew
eral toasts were responded to in a
happy VEIN When Superintendent
Stockwell referred to the success OF
| the present administration his remarks
received most hearty encore showing
that President Hilyer has made q
host of friends who are with him. We
should like to refer to all toasts given
since they would be interesting not
only TO those present but to all friends
Of the Mayville normal. But this
impossible. Mr.. Correl In his re-
Spouse to toast on the faculty, re-
ferred to the changes which are
MADE necessary by the resignation of
Mr.. Pope and Miss Bentley. These
nave made good" and the remaining
members of the faculty regret that
they have decided not to remain with
us. This banquet was the best that
the writer has seen in connection with
this school.
The final event OF the commence
ment occasion was the graduating ex-
ercises held at $3.50 Thursday evening,
when thirty-four received diplomas
-Four more will receive them at the
close of the summer term and two 9TH
ers at the close Of the fall term. The
programme for this event was as fol-
lows:
Standardization Barnard
Normal Schol Orchestra.
Chorus-Invitation to the Dance.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Won Weber
The School.
Prayer .......... Rev. F. M. Hubbell
Address-The Delinquent Child. -.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Marie Ness
Address-The School Beautiful. $50.
...........,. Stella Duncan
Selection-Piano. Theresa Nelson, '06
Address-Public School Athletics. -.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Vincent Lowell
Address-The Educated Citizen $3.50.
Observation-Disclosures. Hulda Anderson
Selections
Ca) The Kerry Dance ....... Molloy
(b) Hush, Hush ............ Billiard
Senior Glee Club.
Address and Presentation of Diplomas
.............. Hon. w. L. Stockwell
Chorus-Almighty God (from Caval-
leria Rusticana) ......... Mascagni
The School.
Benediction ...... Rev. F. NJ Hubbell
The themes displayed good work on
the part of the students and are sub
jects which show the trend of modern
education, They were a credit to the
school. The music was, as usual, good
and Mr.. Stockwell gave an inspiring
address as his want. We were hon ~
ed by the presence Of Mr.. Stockwell
since this is perhaps his farewell 10
such occasions. His career has been
such as to cause us to regret deeply
that he is leaving the profession nd
yet We are glad that he has been so
long in the state holding positions Of
influence directing Alright the lives Of
the young people.
After the close of the programme,
those present enjoyed a social hour,
which closed the year for the school.
Some time ago we gave notification
that the board of management here
had reelected all members of the IA
Guilty and at increased salaries. At the
meeting held on June 16, the board ac-
copied with regret the designations IF
Miss Bentley, who for years has very
successfully presided preceptress and
matron and of Mr.. Pope, who has been
with us nearly five years in the de-
partment of physics and geography.
Both of these teachers are highly es-
teemed by all members of the school
for their efficiency and for their con-
genial natures.
Thus closes a most successful year
for the state normal school at May
vile and the prospects for good sum-
mer session are very gratifying. Presi-
dent Hillyer is sending out a circular
letter to members of the class gradu-
ating within the last few years calling
their attention to the additional year
of work that will be offered. 1t is
expected that there will be a class
graduating from the five-year course
next June and we hope to start the
work in this course this summer. All
desiring such work should communi-
cate with Mr.. Hillyer as soon as pos
sible.