Morris tribune., 1922-03-17
AGGIE COMMENCEMENT
NEXT FRIDAY EVENING
Busy Week viii be Concluded When
Forty-nine Seniors Receive West
Central School Diplomas.

day evening at the Orpheum theatre,
when 49 students of the West Cen
trail School of Agriculture will receive
their diplomas, will close commence
ment week for the 1922 class of the
agricultural school and usher 48 stu
dents into that world beyond their
alma mater. Dean w. c. Coffey of
the University of Minnesota Agricul-
tural college will deliver the princi-
pal address at the twelfth annual
commencement exercises and Super
intendent p E. Miller will present
the diplomas. Forty-one students will
graduate from the regular courses
and seven from special courses at the
school
Baccalaureate services at the Con-
gregational church of Morris on Sun
day evening, March 10, starting at
1880 o'clock, will open the final week
of activities for the graduating class
of the agricultural school. The bac-
calaureate address, THE Enduring
Elements of a Useful Life" will be
given by Rev. H. H. Symons, pastor
of the church.
On Monday evening a joint liter
ary society program will be given at
the assembly room of the agricultural
school at which a debate on "Resol-
we'd That the Plan of the United
States Grain Growers is Preferable to
the Present System of Grain Market
ing" will be the feature of the pro-
gram. The Affirmative will be taken
by Harold Rolen, Ray Knudson and
Harold Johnson while the negative
will be presented by Guy Gilbertson,
Joseph Holtan and Carl Waechter. r.
c. Teslow will preside at the program,
which will open at 1880 o'clock.
Music students of the school will
give a recital on Tuesday evening at
which time the school orchestra and
the school glee clubs will also be
heard in addition to numbers by the
music students. The recital will
start at 1880 o'clock.
Wednesday evening the class play,
"Of1cer $685., will be given at the Or
pheum theatre starting at eight
o'clock. 1t will be given under the
direction of Miss Mabel Macomber of
the English department and the cast
will be composed of the following:
Francis Whitten. Harold Johnson,
Leslie Stock, Henry Eystad, Emma
Bode, Ann Janke, Melvina Johnson,
Clarence Spalinger, Guy Gilbertson,
Alfred Holslin, Ole Negaard and
Ralph Rollins.
BANQUET THURSDAY
The Junior-Senior-A Alumni banquet
will be held on Thursday evening at
the dining hall at the school at 7:3O
o'clock. Arnold Anderson will be
toastmaster for the occasion and Miss
lockwood of the Domestic science de-
partment will deliver the address Of
welcome. Fond Memories" will be
given by Hazel Bergquist; Ever On
ward, by Melvin Benson; On The
Way, by Paula Lamoreaux; Fare
well, Seniors, by Joseph Welsh; and
Gone, But Not Forgotten, by Carl
Rolen. Superintendent Miller will
close the program of talks with From
School Life into Life's School,"
Commencement exercises will be
held Friday evening at eight o'clock
March "a, at the Orpheum theatre.
"Who is Great, the principal address
of the evening, will be given by Dean
w. c. Coffey, superintendent P. E.
Miller will present the diplomas and
Rev. J. S. Kettlewell will give the
@benediction. Music will be furnished
by the school orchestra.
FORTY NINE GRADUATES.
Following are the members of the
1922 graduating class of the West
Central School of Agriculture: regu-
lar cOurses-Myrtle L. Anderson, Cor
rell; Owen G. Anderson, Belview; !;
Quentin G. Beck, Sauk Center; Mel
vim A. Benson, Hancock; Hazel C..
Bergpuist, Willmar; Ralph T. Blume,
Herman; Emma I. Bode, Echo; Lester
e. Brisbane, Morris; Allyn T. Cassell,
Alexandria; Donald M. Cooper, Car
los; George o. Dale, Dawson; Hilda
M. Erickson, Chokio; Henry Eystad,
Alberta; Rosalind X. Friday, Haw-
ley; Guy M. Gilbertson, Glenwood; !;
Leila e. Hanson, Louisberg; Norman
A. Hantho, Appleton; Alfred M. Hol-
slim, Morris; Joseph c.. Holtan, Daw-
son; Ann M. Janke, Tenney; Harold
Perry Johnson, Appleton; Melvina J.
Johnson, Appleton; Ernest R. Jorger-
son, Correll; Cecil w. Morrill,, Clin-
ton; Carl B. Mortenson, Alberta; !;
Mabel M. Mortenson, Alberta; Alfred
H. Odden, Echo; Myrtle L. QUAIL,
Appleton; Selma H. QUAIL, Appleton;
Walter c. Reisrud, Starbuck; Adelia
M Roske, Raymond; Felix L. Safer
lie, Appleton; Walter Slotsve, Bar
rett; Clarence Spalinger, Clinton;
Leslie E. Stock, Hoffman; May E.
Summer, Chokio; Beulah M. Van
Blair, Donnelly; Donald e. Wells,
Northfield; Francis D. Whitten, Cho-
kio; LlewelIyn B. Wilkins, Herman;
and J. Fern Wilson, Clinton.
Special courses Oliver Benson,