The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1923-06-01

school, Monday evening will go to
Garden City Inn for a six O'Clock
dinner tomorrow evening.
Young Folks Entertained
Leroy Traitor entertained for a
party of friends at Loon Lake last
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Traf-
ton were the chaperons. Stunts,
contests. swimming and dancing
were the features Of entertainment
of the evening.
Musical Program Rapidan High
High School
A fine concert was given by the
Rapidan Consolidated High school
orchestra at the High school audi
done splendid work. Professor Hugo
Frey Of Mankato is having charge
of this musical High school organi-
cation since last fall and under his
instruction has made wonderful
progress The orchestra was as
sisted last night by Miss Louise Just
Miss Pearl Nelson-and Miss Erna
Bartch. Both Miss Just and Miss
Nelson played piano solos and were
rendered in a fine style with good
Interpretation percision and express
sion. The touch of both players was
excellent. Miss Bartsch gave a
reading which was also very good
and appreciated by all. Tonight the
slas play entitled. "Bagby vs.. Bag
by will be given for which the OF
chestra will furnish the music again
as well as for the commencement
Exercises Friday night.
Annual Sermon To Graduates.
The baccalaureate exercises OF
the high school were held yesterday
afternoon at the Methodist church,
and an interesting program carried
out. w. r. Thomas opened the pro-
which was, followed by Gloria, Mo
zart's Twelfth Night" sung in a
beautiful manner by the high school
chorus under the direction Of Miss
Helen Campbell. Rev. W.. H.. Wien
err offered prayer, after which q
group OF high school boys sang Send
Out Thy Light" by Gounod, with
Miss Campbell directing. Rev. George
Arlington read the scripture lessen
taken from part of the twenty
eighth chapter of the Book of job.
The address of the afternoon was
delivered by Rev.. John Hall In an
manner, his theme being
"True Education" The address was
replete with wholesome advice to the
young people, who having just pass
ed milestone in their LIES journey,
we're entering into larger and
more important phase of life. What
a Friend We Have In Jesus" and
Faith of Our Fathers, were sung by
the congregation. Rev. T. Ross Pa
den pronounced the benediction and
while W. r. Thomas the organist
played a beautiful organ occasional
the graduates who occupied the CEN
trail part of the church, preceded the
in passing out. The
girl graduates wore dark dresses
and for their graduation will wear
simple white gowns. The real dress
affair, for the graduation this year
was the Senior dance held last week.
The rostrum of the church was-dec-
Grated with palms and flowers. The
following are to graduate: Elmer An.
derson. Valentine Aurit, Mae Bag
ley, Helen Balkwill, June Barker,
Gladys Barkuloo, Gertrude Barnum,
Harold Berndt, Maurine Boie, Mil.
dred Boie, Louise Buggert, Mabel
Cahoon, Lawrence Cain, Ruth Carl
strom, Mabel Criswell. Ella Cut
kosky, Grant Day, June Deets. Mil
dred Dodge, John Farmer, Sylvester
Finger, Emmanuel Fleckenstein,,
Ralph Fleming, Fern Fuller, Paul
Gender, Marie Grandstaff. Daisy
Gerlich, Fanny Greve, Oliver Hall,
Edna Hanson, Raymond Healy,
Gladys Heggerness, HORACE Heiden,
Lawrence Henke, John Henry, Lois
IL uNlnpn npan Huh
bard, Olwen James, Sylvia Jefferson,
John johnson, Magdeline Kass, Lii
lie Raul, Lloyd Kersey, Elsa Kettler,
Mildred Kimble, Benjamin Knutson,
Carl Lampart, Joe Leonard, Dorothy
Liebrecht, Ella Litchfeld, Lucille
Lusk, Kathleen McGovern, Ruth
Macbeth, Maxine Madison, Hattie
Manthel, Margery Maxson. Floyd
Miller, Nellie Minor, Mildred Mont
Louise Morse, Beatrice
Nimerfro, Norman Nitzkowski, Kath-
leen O'Conner Doris Oyer, Roger
Olander, Clarence Olson, Lois Page,
Harry Palmer, Maude Paswaulk,
Frederick Peterson. Leona Peterson,
Roma Peterson, WILDER Petersen,
John Pfau. Catherine Pinney, Flora
Quimby, Martha Ramspott. Raymond
Chester Rood, Ralph Rus
sell, Leo Schmitz, Alice Scott, Ce-
celia Stockman, Evelyn Stoddard,
Irene Stott, Kenneth Switzer, Eloise
Taylor, Mary Thomas, Leroy Traf
ton, Julia Uppstrolh, Edgar Veurn,
Edna viesselman, Helen Wind, Rach-
ael Watts, Ruth Watts, Gladys
welsh. Raymond Westermayer, Ly-
lab williams, Vina Block Russell
Crandall, Genevieve Gilman, Glenn
Johnston, Elizabeth Kuahne, Leona
Lang. Wesley Nero, Burnham Per-
rim, Fred Stanford. Evelyn Yaeger.
Else Evans, Ora Gibbs, Phebe Hend-
ley, Inez Mueller, Gordon Nero,
Olson, and Melville Vol
brecht. '-N
Ente ainment BY Students OF Jun
Tor High, Teachers College