Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-05-26
SCHOOL NOTES

Mrs G. A. Foster made us pleasant
call on Wednesday of last week.
Mr.. S. B. Qvale visited school last
Thursday. We are always glad to have
members of the Board of Education
come to see us.
The last teachers spread Of the year
was held at the home Of Superintendent
and Mrs. Brohaugh. The following
people entertained: Miss Ella Carlson,
Miss Lillian Averill, Miss Alice Larson
and Mr.. and Mrs. l'rohaugh. A number
of the. young men in town were invited
in also and everyone enjoyed them
selves very much.
The seniors this year will wear black
caps and gowns. This custom was
started in Wilmar several years ago
and is a very good one. 1t makes it
unnecessary for anyone to wear expen-
sve clothes and at the same time the
Gowns lend a dignity to the occasion
that can be obtained in no other way
The .Iunior-Scnior Banquet given by
the Juniors to the seniors on Monday Of
last week was one Of the best affairs of
the school year. The invitations an
nounced that there would be a wedding
of the class of 1920 to wisdom. The
Wedding was carried out with the
groom Walter tykken, dressed in
cap and gown and Quinn Serum, repre-
senting the class of 1920. After the
marriage ceremony the guests partool>
or a very delicious five course banquet
PREPARED by Mrs. Sanderson. A number
OF freshmen girls acted as Mattresses
and they did their work as tho they had
been trained especially for the occasion.
After the banquet games OF different
kinds were played and everyone enjoy
| Cd himself to the full until eleven
o'clock. The juniors certainly outdid
themselves on this occasion in giving
the seniors and the faculty members a
| good time
The girls of the High School Glee
Cluh hanqueted in the Domestic Science
| rooms last Friday.
The seniors and high school faculty.
spent Saturday at the Spencer cottage
on Green Lake. All sorts Of athletic
events were INDUCED in and everyone
pronounced Mrs. Spencer and her sons,
| horace and Dana, to be the most de-
! 1Shtful of entertainers.
Glass Day exercises will he held in
the high school assembly room, Friday
| May 2Sth, at 10 a. m The following
! program will be given:
| Music-Hughzina Haley and Edna
| Nordstrom.
Glass Prophesy-Florence Carlson.
Address-Mr. S. B. Qvale, President,
| Board of Education.
| Nusic-Frances He'd.
Glass Will-George Odell
Reading of Deed of Gift-Everett Mac
Glass Song-Class of 1920.
! The high school annual is now off the
press Only 400 copies have been print
| ed and these will be sold at $3.50 a
piece. They can be secured at the high
| school Friday morning after the pro-
gram. A lot of hard work has been
done in getting this annual out and
most of the burden has fallen the
Editor-in-C Chief, Dana Spencer The
book is very we'll gotten up and we pre-
dict that the entire edition will be sold
out in very short time.
| The Raccalaureate sermon was preach
ed in the Presbyterian church last Sun
day by Rev Swan Mattson Of the Swed-
ish Methodist church. Rev. Mattson
substituted for Rev. Mccullough and he
gave a very able and thoughtful adj
dress in spite Of the short time he had
to prepare in. The church was decorat-
ed by members of Rev. McCullough's
congregation and an unusually large
choir added much to the impressiveness
of the services. The school authorities
wish to thank the people of the Presby-
terrain church and Rev. NIattson very
heartily for the help they gave us.
| commencement exercises will be held
in the Fair Grounds Auditorium Friday
evening, May 2Sth, at o'clock. The
address will be given by Rev. Wilbur
Il. Keesey of Mount Pleasant, Iowa. A
charge of 15c will be made for each
| l.
high school office until Friday after
noon. The following is a list of the
high school graduates:
Ellen Appelwick
Frances Broman
:, Bernice Benson
l. Florence Butler
Robert Burns
n Ruby Carlson
= Florence Carlson
, Harold Carlson
Marian Danielson
n Thelma EngWall
/, Finer Forssell
Rosemond Gerretson
ii Richard Gratz
y Estelle Galliford
Frances He'd
Arne Holt
X Hushzina Haley
4 Ralph Hoyt
Lily johnson
| Norman Johnson
Estelle I.undquist
Lilly Lindberg
- Edith Lunduuist
Everett Macdonald
!. Lloyd Miller
Heloise Moore
Franklin Nelson
Edna Nordstrom
: Emma DIN
Ingeborg Ostensoe
George Odell
- Martha Olson
II Violet Peterson
{ Florence Paulson
Allen Pelton
l. Myrtle Ruddy
d Kermit Serum
+ Gladys Stromert
n Raymond Severinson
it Dana Spencer.
" NORMAL TRAINING DEPARTMENT
FL Edith Lundquist
Martha G.. Olson
J. Estelle Galliford
is Thelma Engwal
70 Ruby H. Seln
"a Alice NJ Boreen.
The Sixth grade at Central went GU
I'd to Eagle Lake Monday after school flo
a picnic supper. They were chaperone
S. tby Miss Averill, Alice Boreen and Edit
D. LundQuist.
D. The following people in the sevent
n grade. Industrial Bldg. will receive Pa
d. mer Buttons this week: George Henr
h. Bitterness, Lucille Nilsen, Fleanore Lir
s. man, Violet Thyden Elsie Ogren, Wa
. do Johnson Lloyd Johnson. Esther XII
and, Minnie Stevens. Ethel Dahlhein
7 Eunice Soldering and Engwall Bake.
The following people get 100 per Ger
in the final examination in authentic!
Orville Bjorgan, Lucille Nelson, Pea
Holmberg, Esther Kiland, Ernest JONI
son.
State examinations in history, spell
aS | ing, grammar and arithmetic are beir
given in the Sth grade this week.
Miss CarlSOn'S sixth grade is n1aD,