The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-17
University Of North Dakota

seventy-eight graduated from the
University OF North Dakota on We'd
nesday following elaborate commence
ment exercises for several days pre-
vious.
The exercises proper began with the
naccaiaureate address by Rev. Harry
Pratt Dewey Of the Plymouth Congre-
gational church, Minneapolis. He took
as his theme Utilizing the Gift and his
address was masterful one and full
OF inspiration. Monday was class day
and was busy one for the sem
Tors and visitors. In the annual senior
pilgrimage, the last formal goodbye to
the buildings and old haunts of college
was said. The class exercises and
farce In the afternoon and the play i'm
the evening showed the class of 1911 to
De organizers and dramatists of no
mean ability. The class farce was en-
Titled A Masque Of Pedagogues and
such 1t proved to be and filed with
college fun from start to finish. The
play chosen was Sheridan's old pIay.
"A school for Scandal, and the amateur
actors carried off their parts with all
OF the dash and assurance Of profess
sionals
tuesday was devoted to the enter
tainment of the visiting alumni and to
wesley college commencement In the
afternoon Prof. Vernon p. Souires of
the department. of English delivered
the annual university address taking
as his theme The Future of Poetry,
Inc Women's league reception. the
presidents reception and the alumni
party were the social features of the
day. In the afternoon the assembled
crowd and a host OF enthusiastic fans
from the city were treated to a splen-
did exhibition of the national game by
the varsity regulars and a team of col
lege men from the far away University
Of Keio. Japan.
Wednesday morning the climax was
put on the brilliant exercises of the
week by the final commencement exer-
clses and the commencement dinner at
o'clock. At the dinner, President Nc
Vey officiated as toast master and some
brilliant speeches were made, all CEN
tering around the general theme, The
University and Tomorrow. The Ave
orators who represented the class of
1911 at the commencement exercises
were William Greenleaf, Myrtle Burns,
Frank LANCER and Clarence Stee. The
final event of the week was the second
OF the series of games between the
doughty little Japs and the North
Dakota boys.
The list Of graduates from all of the
colleges on whom degrees were con-
ferred totals up to seventy eight. On
account Of the change from the two
year to the three-year course in the
law school there were no graduates
from that department this year The
list in full, classified by colleges is as
follows:
Master Of Arts-Leif Haitian Aas,
Northwood; Hampton Marsden, Kish-
paugh; Engebret T. Puste.
Bachelor of Arts, College of Liberal
Arts-Lida Alice Abrahamsen, Grand
Forks; Howard Spencer Boise, James,
town; Myrtle e. L. Burns, Crystal; Ed
ward Orlando Ellison, Minot; William
H. Greenleaf, Grand Forks; Leila Har-
vey, Pembina; Lars L. Hudle, Grand
Forks; Fran e. LANCER, Casselton;
Peter Alexander Nestos, Minot; Axel
Oftedal Minneapolis; Ethel Mary
Poupore, Grand Forks; Helen May
Rex, Grand Forks; Emma Slingsby,
Fargo; Theodore Swenseid, Peters
burg; Fannie Rosalie Terrett. Mich |
igan; 0. o. Trageton. Northwood; Ber-
nice Veitch, Grand Forks; Maxwell
Anderson, Grand Forks; Fred ]. Brock
hoff, Grand Forks; Lawrence Frederick
Fisher, Portland, Ore; Orpheus Harris
Northwood Myrtle Ell. Hell
mer, Grand Forks; Gilbert johnson.
Washington; Emily Bel Nash, Grand
Forks; Hazel Belle Nelson, Valley
City; Mabel Pauline Olson, Darcy: |
Clarence w. Robertson, Park River;
Norman l.. Smith. st. Thomas; Maude
r. Templeton, Grand Forks; Elina /
Edinburg; G. Alma I've
to. Abercrombie; Roy Eugene Christie.
Canada; Herbert John Movious, Lidger
wood; Joseph Louis Martineau. St. /
John; Donald Kendrick Woods, Grand /
Forks.
Special Certificate for the Compile
ton Of Two Years OF Medical Work.
School OF Medicine - Roy Eugene
Christie, Canada; Herbert John Mo-
vius, Lidgerwood: Joseph Louis Mart
lneau, st. John; Donald Kendrick
Woods, Grand Forks.
Bachelor Of Arts, Teachers College
and Bachelors Diploma in Education
rheone Ethelind Carkin, Hillsboro:
Carl Gilbertson, Candy, Mimi. Mar
yaret e. Haskell, Bottineau; Clara
Mabel Holt, BIabon; Anna Hermine
Leine, Northwood; Ethel Jane May,
Downing. Wis; Clarence Lean Robert
son, Willow City; Hazel X. Tonbs.
Grafton; Caroline Jane Clouston. Peli-
IAN Rapids, Mimi; Theodore Axel 4
4ustafson, Reader; Beatrice Helrner.
Irand Forks; Clara Lillian johnson.
0orthwood; Jennie Bell Lewis, Devils
lake; Lois Maude Sutton, Prior Lake.
Ainn.
Mechanical Engineer, College OF Me-
.hanical and Electrical Engineering