Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-05-31
LARGE CLASS AT
LUTHER COLLEGE
Thirty-four Candidates for the De-
gree of Bachelor of Arts, One
Largest Glasses in Col
lege History.
BACCALAUREATE SERVICES
SUNDAY, JUNE 4th
Rev. L. A. Hoff, of Minneapolis, a
Graduate of the Class 1904,
Will Preach the Sermon.

The next week is full of events at
the college. On Friday the Uni
versity of Dubuque will come to De-
corah to play off the game which
was cancelled earlier in the season
on account of the serious illness OF
the Dean of the University. The
Dubuque men will stay in Decorah
over night to compete in track meet
the next day. The track meet will
be called early in the afternoon in
order to give time for the first
number on the program for COM
mencement week.
The commencement week festivi-
ties open on Saturday with the AL
umni outing to which all visitors at
the college during commencement
week are invited. The party will
leave the college at three or four
o'clock in the afternoon and proceed
10 the Washington Prairie parsonage
where, through the courtesy of Rev,
Paul Koren, the pastor of the Wash
ington Prairie parish, the stone
church and parsonage grounds will
be inspected, after which a picnic
lunch will be served. Saturday eve
ming there will be an open air band
concert on the campus.
Baccalaureate services will be
held in the F. N. Z. L. church on the
evening of Sunday, June 4th, Rev,
I. A. Hoff, pastor of Our Saviour's
Lutheran church, Minneapolis, Minn.,
and a graduate of the college in the
class of 1904, will preach the sermon
Monday, the 5th, examinations fol
all students close at 800 p. m. A,
$3.50 ball game will be played with
Upper Iowa University, the last
game of the season for the college.
The sixty first annual commence
ment of the college will be held in
the college auditorium on the morn.
ing of June 9Th at ten o'clock. Thirty
4 fo,ir men are candidates for the lie
gree of Bachelor of Arts, the mex
to the largest class that has evel
presented itself for this degree al
the college. Between fifteen ano
twenty will be graduated from tht
Senior high school and class o.
about twelve from the junior higl
school. The commencement address:
will be delivered by Prof. Ivar A
Opstad of the class of 1911, super
intendent of city schools at low;
City, Iowa. The Luther college All
umm Association will hold its annua
meeting in the college chapel at a :0'
D. m. In the evening at 700 tn,
alumni banquet will be held in 10y
atty Hall.
The following will be candidate
for the degree of Bachelor of Arts
Anderson, Carl Austin.
Baalson, Arthur Gustavus.
Bottolfson, Edwin Ola.
Dahl, John Rudolph.
Daley, Knudt Sherman.
Elevstrom, Victor A.
Fadness Nels Lewis.
Fadness, Noel Grant.
Grevstad, Erling Carolus Bastian
Heskin, Oscar Edward.
jacobson, Paul Benjamin.
Jordahl, Werner Trygve.
Jorgenson, Elmer ].
Kraabel, Maynard Orvis.
Kvammen, Elmer Johannes.
Larsen, Erling Noer.
Moe, John Melvin.
Na.veson, Bert Henry.
Olson, Malcolm Hartwick.
Opsahl, Hubert Theophile.
Paulson, Arthur Christopher.
Peterson, Hamlet Edwin.
Queil, Gustav Julius.
Requiem, Paul Sigfried.
Rickansrud, Thorle.g Martin.
Rognlie, Ingolf Herman Marentiu;
Rovang, Elmer John.
Rugland, Gerhard Theodore.
Rugland, Sigvart Luther.
| Sorlien, Syver Olvin.
Stavaas, Martin Orlando.
Stoen, Charles Clifford.
Tollefsrud, Edwin Oswald.
Ylvisaker, Walther Olaf.