The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1917-05-11
PiIIsbury Academy Head Is to
Address the High School
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Students
An Even HundredIn This Class;
Number Have Enlisted In
The Army "a
nber of Teachers Selected;
kjanitors Listed;The Board
Business

From Fridays Daily.
What the school board did last night;
Class Of one hundred graduates ac-
cepted. ... go. ..
81 Or. Milo 3. Price of PiIIsbury academy
chosen as commence ment speaker.
II Students who enlisted or went to work
IN farms given credits for the rest of
81 Five new teachers elected. b
RI Resignation of Miss, Margaret Caring
ton as teacher of biology at the high
school accepted.
Glasses in sewing, cooking, type writ
ing and manual training to be continued
through the month of June. ...
Informally agreed that outside pupils
should no longer be given high school
education at a loss.
Preparations for the coming high
school graduation were made at the
meeting of the school board last
evening. Diplomas will be awarded
to an even hundred, although quite a
number will not be there, some hav-
ing, enlisted and others having gone
to the farms. .--...
Superintendent F. ]. Sperry report
ed ithat DR.. Milo B. Price, president
of Pillsbury academy at Owatonna,
had been engaged to speak at the
high school commencement on June
j, Shis charge being $25 and expenses.
This the board ratified.
,FSGTr. Sperry presented list of 100
sdfles of the candidates for gradua-
b IN. There were. about fifteen more
{ m AN there were last year. Twenty of
fyIe prospective graduates were non
Z residents. The list was approved on
Of MI of 10 70
mainder of the work of the school
year. The list is as follows:
Clifford Anderson, $40 Mound avenue;
!, Harold Anderson, 1928 Pleasant street;
4 Maribell Award. Vernon Center: Doro-
thea Anderson, 207 Lewis street; Harvey
Anderson. $40 Mound avenue; Philip
Ammunson, 2l5 Bradley street; Rikka
bBraaten, 210 South Fourth street; Xenia
,Babcock, 622 Fourth street; Linnea
Barnes; 105 Locust street; Loretta Bly,,
Sueur street; Ella Costley, 121 Grove;
Mary Crane Lake Crystal; Reynold Cote,
PA Carol; William Chambers, 319 Wal
nut; Elmer er Gpt9cksky, Nieollet; Beatrice st6s
116 Shaubut; Lillian Eikum, 43S Bel
grade; Isle Edwards, 257 Belgrade;
Margery Fuller, S25 South Front; Harry
1919 East Main; Louise Flittie. S23 South
Broad; Frieda Frey, 219 East Spring
street; Hildur Gustafson, 400 Nicollet;
Hammond, ais Glenwood; Bernard Hen
messy. 305 Minnesota; Arthur Hotaling,
217 State: Rudolph Hager, 324 Moreland;
Edna Hidden. los South Fourth; Leon
116 Spring; Walter Johnson. 115 North
Fourth; Clarence Johnson, $50 North
Fourth street; Uriah Jones, Mankato
rural route 4 Dorothy Kuehn. 1922 Cher
Louise Kreuger, 307 North Broad; Doro-
'~sS,a Korsell, 915 North Fourth; Marie
m. xinschmidt, route 8: Lawrence keogan
An ylian Iindholm. Mankato; Minnie Lar.
1ay'1. 1886 Glenwood; Dorothy LeDuc, sos
: 5herman: Margaret Lawrence. Security
PSrats; WILDER Lange, l64 Swiss i;; Gladys GLADYS
lin. Good Thunder; Audry Mabee; 81
Mulberry; Ruth Matteson. 709 South
Ejecond; Irene Nicholson, 2l2 Shau %it;
4, chell, Mankato; Claude Masters, 3l5
sssCherry; Marguerite Mccarthy, S24 South
2 Broad; Erwin Mills. Garden City; Harold
Mcconne Byron street eo E aae N NpsfadI
Earl OTTO 224 Record; John O'Connor,
52S Walnut; Blanche Peterson, 224 Pleas
ant; Glen Paulson. 1909 North Front;
Lawrence Pew, route 8; Myrtle Peterson;
North Mankato; Edward Paden, Ala
south Broad; Irene Prowse, 220 Fulton;
Mary Ryan. 1893 Belgrade; Clifford Rus.
sell, Pleasant street; Herbert R3os' i i6f
North Fourth; Medora Randolph. 50o
winona; Ivan Roberts, 716 South Broad;
Martha Schmidt 4OS North Broad; Curtis
Snow, 21S South Broad; Clara snyder
let let avenue; Ida Steel, 1s47 Main; Edgar
Sage, Dawson, Mimi: Arthur Sears. 526
South Fifth; Abbie Thielman, St Clair:
Margaret Trenhauser. 7O2 North Front
,426 North Fourth; Delbert Vlckerman,
1915 Center; Martha Wachter, 322 North
sixth: Ralph Wiltberger, North Mankato;
Minnie Watts. Good Thunder; Ernest
Wiecking, sos Byron; Dorothea Waddell,
lit Lincoln; Leonard WantZ; Al van
Br,Int; Thomas Welsh. 421 Cherry: Paul
walker, 7oS South Second n1s,o G Gorsnsl
2a4 West Seventh; Lola Young. 224 west
Ninth; Grace Yarwood. III South Fourth;
Hilda Zimmerman, SIG South Fifth
Eiqht Have Enlisted.
Mr.. Sperry pointed out that eight
of the class had enlisted and fiye mad
gone out on farms. He also remarked
that two others, Harold McConnell
and Glen Paulson, were candidates
for entry into the naval academy. He
said the agreement had been made
that the seniors who enlisted should
he given the credit for the full work
of the year, and the same should be
done with the seniors and other stu
dents who had gone out on farms,
provided they could show satisfac-
tory report, after coming back, OF the
work that they had done on the
farms.
He gave the following list of stu
dents of the high school who had en-
listed: Roy Anderson, Harvey An
f1erson, Clifford Anderson, Harry
Fields, Edwin Kroeger, Edward Kroe-
ger. Claude Masters, Gordon. Nelson.
Herbert Roos, Arthur Sears. Edgar
Sage, Edy Treanor, Ralph Wiltberger
and Clarence Wiseman.
The students gone to the farm are
as follows: Philip Ammunson, Cliff
ford Brandrup, Richard Bohan, Les
lie Butterworth, Lyle Churchill, Ken
meth Crane, David Crane, Archie Cur
rier, Sidney Cahoon, John Doran, Her.
bert Eldred, Clarence Fermenich,
Richard Jones, John Jones, William
Jones, Harold Kidder, Paul Kinkel,
Lawrence Koegan, Cal Magley, John
O'Connor, Fred Peterson, Leonard
Riordan, Earl Smith, Glenn Scott,
Curtis Snow, Carl Smith, Glen Tim
lin. John Thew, Delbert Vickermann,
Fern Vickermann, Lee Oehler, Ches-
ter Wood and Frederick Jefferson.
New Teachers Elected.