The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-06-29
Over $50 Graduated at Normal

One hundred and fifty-three mem.
bers Of the class of 1916 at the State
Normal school received diplomas at
the twenty-fourth annual commence
Ment exercises held in the auditorium
yesterday morning The program was
opened at 10 O'Clock with the academic
march of the members Of the gradual
ing class and faculty, which was fol-
lowed by an overture by the Normal
School orchestra.
Three members of the class pre-
scented theses. "The Gospel of Relax
alton" was the subject of Miss Mar
Louise Bublitz, of Valley City, read a
naper on THE Orchestra in the High
School" Miss Alodia Schumacher, Of
AiIbank, S. D., read her thesis on
How the Use of Patent Medicines
May be Reduced Through Education"
The NOrmalOnians, under the direc-
a1on OF Dean Woodlands, appeared
with several selections during the
mornings program, and Rev. Willard
Crosby Lyon gave the opening prayer
and asked the benedction.
Non. Lewis F. Crawford of Senti-
Ael Butte, president of the state board
Of regents, was to have delivered the
principal address of the morning, but
nad been a speaker at the Mayville
exercises on the previous evening and
Sound the roads impossible on account
of the inclement weather. He was
unable to reach Valley City in time
Tor the program.
Following the comforting of diplo-
mas, President Mcfarland addressed
the members of the class in a few ap-
Dropriate remarks, wishing them God
speed in their chosen profession, and
then closed the twenty-sixth academic
year of the State Normal school.
AS the graduates were handed their
diplomas they also received copy of
Morning Thoughts to Cheer the Day.
nv Maria H. LeRow. Miss LeRow
was formerly a teacher at Lynn,
Mass, and was one of the prominent
educators in New England. In her
will she provided for the distribution
of these books to the members of the
graduating classes of large number of
the influential schools of the country.
Every member of the class received
copy.
The members of the class Of 1916,
including those who will complete their
work in August and December are:
Standard Course
Rouck, Mabel Dell, North Crandon
Wis.
Bouck, Mary Ethel, North Crandon,
Wis.
Coughlin, Katheryn, Mitchell, S. D.
Granger, Allen Seymour, Valley City.
Heskin, Julia Maria, Portland.
Hiaasen, Oscar Gustav, Church's
Ferry
Jones, Margaret Foulkes, Bismarck.
NcLees, Raymond w., Sanborn.
Miller, Blanche Margaret, Page.
Murray, Flora Jean, Bismarck.
Skaiem, Anna Martha, Audubon, MINI.
Sortland, Rachel Cecilia, Litchville.
Nusit. and Drawing
Aas, Selma Gu lhilde, Valley City.
Aldahl, Mertice Ruth, Valley City.
BubHtz, Louise Augusta, Valley City.
Hauser. Janet Elizabeth, Anamoose.
Rae, Marguerite Marie, Bottineau.
Waalin, Enga Annette, Glenwood,
MINI
Physical Education
BrindIe Eva Susan, Hazelton.
Wilkinson, Lily Adelaide, Williston.
Domestic Science
Benedix, Anna Henrietta, Mantorvlle,
Mimi
Blake, Margaret Camilla, Lisbon.
Bond, Hazel, Inkster.
Burseth, Anne Carolyn, Cooperstown.
Coughlin, Cecilia, Mitchell, S. D.
Dfngle, Eva Charlotte, Devils Lake.
Gibson, Jeanette Clark, Brainerd,
Mimi
Hume, Lillian E. Lisbon.
Jones, Eva Williams, Hankinson.
Laughery, Ethel, Rolette.
McMartin, Dora, St. Thomas.
NcGuigan, Mary, Chaffee.
Mount, Gertrude Preston, Bismarck.
Nordby, Eva, Gray, MINI.
Officer, Irene Antoinette, Ryder.
Officer, Vera Marie, Ryder.
Quiggle, Edna Mayme, Pelican Rapids.
Register, Helen Jarvis, Bismarck.
Rutherford, Jane, Sheldon.
= Schumacher, Alodia Edith, Milbank,
s. D.
Tanner, Olive Alberta, Minor.
Manual Training
Fowler, Esther Christine, Casselton.