The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-12
Francis Blair, State Superin-
tendent of Public Instruc.
tion in Illinois, to Give Bac-
calaureate Ser m o n-Dr.
Coulter to Give Commence.
ment Address

Fargo, N. D., May 12.-One hun
dred and forty students will be
graduated from the North Dakota
(, Agricultural college June 8, John
Lee Coulter, president Of the col
lege, announced today.
Francis Blair, Illinois state SUPER
intendent Of public instruction, and
former president Of the National
Education association, will give the
baccalaureate sermon, and DR.. Coul-
ter will give the commencement
address.
Most of the graduates are native
North Dakotans but five outside
states and two foreign countries arc
represented, Canada and Peru hav-
ing one student each.
The names and address Of the
graduates, together with the depart
ment in which they specialized, fol-
low:
Master Of Science
School of Agriculture: Walter f..
Botsford, Sykestone; Snorri NJ.
Thorfinnson. Mountain; William NJ.
Jackson, Glendale; Stylus J. Hig-
fusson. Brandon, Manitoba; Jorden
NJ. Eirheland, Warwick.
School Of Chemistry: Thomas l..
Canniff, Fargo.
School of Science and Literature:
Alice M. Bender and Charlotte E..
Blake, both of Fargo.
Bachelor of Science
School of Agriculture: Ruben F.
Anderson, Dalton, MIMI; Victor
Bakken, Sharon; Clyde E. Banks,
Egeland: Byron J. Bernstein, Par
shall; Merrill S. Burke and Russell
Widdifield. both Of Leal; Walter
Clasen, River. Mimi: Walter A..
Davidson, Valley City: Gustav
Geiszler, Ashley; Lizandro Guerra,
Lima, Peru; George B. Hildre, Lynn
3. Ray and Lawrence A. Reisen. all
of Petersburg; Peter ]. Holland,
Grand Forks; Ernest G. Hunger, Es-
mond; Howard G. Lewis, Binford;
Leroy D. Lille. Maxbass; John
Mach. Grafton; Craig r. Montgom-
cry. Harvey; Allen T. Mortenson,
Mandan; Leonard Severson, Het-
finger; Clair Southam, Mohall; War
rem Tewksberry, Fordville; Haiti B.
Thorfinnson, Mountain.
School Of Chemistry: Walter w.
Groves, Lakota; Chris P. Haas,
Lidgerwood; Leo Handelman,
Forbes; Peter P. Koval, Staples;
Ronald f. Willard. Breckenridge,
Mimi; Floyd E. Medium, Barnes
Vile, Mimi: Clare r. Nelson, Al
kabo; Frank Anton Sitko, Fingal:
John P. Spielman, Larimore; Forest
H. Stephens, Bozeman, Mont; Les
ter E. Thompson, Dilworth, Mimi;
Arndt Thorson, Neville; George n.
Walker. Moorhead, Mimi; John I:
Wandmaker, Vaughn w. Kelly and
Burnie Rutz. all Of Fargo.
School of Education: Aage Ander-
son, Woodburn, Oregon; Lawrence
f. Biggs, Hankinson; Ralph 3.
Duties, Lorinda NJ. Bechtel, Myron
B. Eagle, Ruth Erickson, Ruby J.
Flaa, Vivian Young Hinge, verna
johnson. May Kelly, Mary Klins-
man, Virginia Sands, Edith Thor
sell, Gladys Whitney, Karel Wouters
and Virginia Wright, all Of Fargo;
Gladys Rockwaldt, La Mourne; Car
RE Busby, Linton; Kenneth Butte
and George Fisher, both OF
Wahpeton; Minnie Mae Cierke. La
Verne Meehan, and John W. Riddle,
Of Moorhead. Mimi; Ellie Hans,
Davenport; Lyle Hill, Erie; John
johnson. Douglas; Mildred McComb.
GAINESVILLE, MIMI; Helen Munkeby,
Englevale; George Newgard. Man
dan; Lauretta Miles. Gasselton;
Parke Pratt. Gardner; Edith A.
Smith, La Moure; Irene Stende,
Ulen. Mimi; Clifford Sveneby, Fer
gus Falls. MINI.
Home Economics: Frances Land
blom, Evelyn Morrow and Madelyn
Parrot, of Fargo; Alice Benedict,
Sabin, Mimi; Fay Ella Gordon,
Pleasant Lake; Jennie Grant, Glyn-
don, MIMI; Elva Lynn, Hope;
Robina Wylder. Cathay.
School Of Mechanic Arts-Archi.
lecture: Marlin Hutchison, futile;