The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-08-13
.65 GRADUATE
FROM NORMAL
ON AUGUST 80
Dickinson Teachers Training
School to Complete Most
Successful Year

Dickinson, N. D., Aug. 13.-Dickin-
son State Normal school will OIL
Thursday, August 80, graduate the
largest class in the history of the
school. The class which is known as
the August division of the 1928 grad
uating class will include G5 members
of the senior class. OF these ten will
complete the three-year rural curricu-
lum, one, the high school commercial
curriculum, 81 will finish the elemen-
tary curriculum and 90 the advanced
curriculum. Counting Al graduates in
the June division the normal will
graduate LOG in 1923.
Commencement Being Planned
The class is now busy arranging
details in connection with the numer-
Gus functions to be staged during
the week preceding their graduation
and with the program for commence
ment night. Miss Minnie j. Nelson,
state superintendent, has been invi-
ted to deliver the commencement ad-
dress.
Among the class events already ar
ranged for the week is public re-
cital to be given at the Elks' audi
forum on Tuesday, August %, under
the auspices of the Normal reading
class. The complete program has not
yet been announced.
Class, Exercises in Street
Class night exercises on Wednes-
day, August 20. will take the form Of
street festival. : The graduates will
march from the normal to Willard
Street, where there will be singing
of school and class songs, solos and
short addresses The exercises will
be typical of those held last year.
Baccalaureate services will be held
in the .Elks auditorium on Sunday
evening, August &C. The speaker has
not yet been selected.
High School Curriculum
Frances NJ. Baker, Velva Barnett,
Margaret M. Bartholmy, Evelyn Ma
Belle Flatz, Naomi Helene Gregg,
Carrie Gunderson, Madalen Lefor,
zelda Pugh, Lulu Richardson, Alvin
Vessels.
Commercial Curriculum
Laura Mary Leask.
Elementary Curriculum
Ruth Sylvia Anderson, Ramona F..
Bailey, Ruth Joyce Baker, Anne S.
Bake. Margaret M. Barley, lucille
M. Brickell, Mary Brodhead, Gladys
Estelle Candee, Sabyna Carroll,
Louisa Farmer, Melvina Mae Grang-
err, Ethel M. Guide, Elizabeth Gun
wall, Agnes Josephine Hanson, Minnie
Carolyn johnson, Hanna l.. Krutzner,
j. w. Lefor, Mrs. Jessie A. Lonbaken,
Esther Victoria Magnusen, Mary x.
Malone, Katherine F.. Neidhardt, Olga
Katherine Odeeaard. Margaret Olaf
son, Esther Astrid Overland, Fora
LaBertha Phimister, Mrs. Marie Rob-
erts, Alice Ross, Ada Rue, Evelyn E.
Scharf. Joanna Mccarthy Sunders,
Roma Eleanor Thompson, Zita Nelson
Tillquist, Jennie X. Unger, Clara
Deliphine Usselmann.
Advance Curriculum
Louise Margaret Bloom, Alfred
William Bower. Bess C. Bridges,
Sister Mary Editha, Bertha A. Ed,
Leonard Ellefson, Princess M. Hatch,
Emma Aida Johnson, Ruth N. Ket-
chum, Holdine Elizabeth Kruger,
Oscar Krutzner, Muriel Marie Mac
kin. Sarah Effie Mason, Fannie Par
nell MCGOWAN, Anna May Miller,
Marion Peitz, Catherine Veronica
Roberts, Merrill d. Smith, Susie Ma
rion Springer, Mildred Carrinne
The summer quarter at the normal
will close Friday noon, August 81,
after which the school will enjoy a |
four weeks vacation before taking up
its work for the coming year. While
the enrolment is not exceptionally
large the present term is proving
one of the most successful ever held.