The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-05-23

Service MAY
20 at 8 PM.
Rev. j. D. Butler Selected To
Preach Sermon Fine
Program
GRADUATION MAY 3IST
DR.. C. M. Pace, President of
Hamline, Commence
ment Speaker

nearing the close of their high
school education, and at present
are busy with preparations for
graduation week, which commenc-
es Sunday evening, May 26, with
the Baccalaureate service. Rev. ].
d. Butler, pastor of the Methodist
Church, of this city, has been Sc
lected to preach the Baccalaureate
sermon, which together with an
appropriate program will be given
in the Junior High School auditor
ium commencing at eight o'clock.
The program for this event is as
follows:
Processional-Miss Dorothy Boobar
Invocation-Rev. J. D. Butler.
Listen to the Lambs"-Girls' Glee
Club.
Sermon-Rev. ]. d. Butler.
Consider the Lilies"-Girls' Sex
tette.
Hymn, "Abide With Me"-Audience
Benediction-Rev. J. D. Butler.
The Commencement exercises
will be held Friday evening, May
31st, at eight o'clock, in the Jun
ior High auditorium, at which time
the seventy members of the class
of '35 and the fourteen members Of
the Teacher Training Department
class will receive their diplomas.
DR.. c. M. Pace, President of
Hamline University, will deliver
the commencement address. He is
well versed in youth problems and
comes well recommended as a
speaker. An exceptionally fine pro-
gram has been arranged for this
event as follows:
Professionalism Dorothy Boobar
Invocation--Rev p. j. Jansen.
"Out Of the East She Came"
Girls Glee Club
Salutatory-George Halstead.
lie Secret"-David Caughren.
Valedictory-June Arndt.
1.-The Barefoot Trail"
Robert Dowswell
Introduction Of Speaker
Supt. w. A. Kohl
Address-Dr. c. M. Pace.
1.-THE Elfin Horn"
Girls Glee Club
Presentation Of Awards.
Commercial Department Badges
Miss Hunt
Citizenship Medals-Mr. Olson.
Presentation Of the Class
Supt. w. A. Kohl
Presentation Of Diplomas
DR.. III. F. Henneman
Presentation Of Normal Glass
Supt. w. A. Kohl
Presentation Of Diplomas
DR.. II. F. Henneman
"Star Spangled Banner"
Audience
Observation-Disclosures Plachta.
The names Of the seventy pupils,
who will graduate this year are:
June Arndt, Florence Asp, Ruth
Austin, Margaret Besser, Ernest
Borgmann, Willis Botz, Weldon
Brendon, Alcuin Bromenschenkel,
Francis Bromenschenkel, Sylvia
Bromenschenkel, Allen Brown, Eliz-
abeth Brown, Robert Brown, Jen-
ne Carpenter, Orville Carpenter,
Roderic Carpenter, David Caugh-
rem, Lois Ceynar, Elnora Cheadle,
Elsie Clark, Echo Clough, Larry
Cooper, Dorothy Dobbs, Robert
Dowswell, John Dubois, Carleton
Eckberg, Leona Emmeck, Lois En-
meek, Homer Erickson, Meryl Eth
un, Regene Forsberg, Michael
Frank, Doris Gamradt, George
Halstead, Marion Hanson, Carol
Hoff, Florence Holme, Audrey In
gersoll, Dorothy Kolb, Loretta
Krabsbach, Hazel Kringen, Grace
Lamb, Alvin Lambrecht, Emily
Lembke, Dolores Lentz, Collin
Lovesee, Clarence Lentz, Clar-
ence Mickels, Carol Miller, Ar
thur Minette, Thelma Olson, Mon
lea Otte, Donald Otto, Anna Ras-
musen, Warren Rose, Joseph Sand,
Robert Schaub, Elizabeth Schoen-
hoff, Eloise Schumacher, Kathryn
Schwarzbauer, Marie Shanahan,
Victor Steffes, Thelma Thorn
bloom, Franklin Van De Steeg.
Mary Van De Steeg, Joseph Vogel,
Victor Walter, Nancy Wedge,
Charles White, Ethel Wruck, Jer-
ONE Wruck.
The following are the members Of
the graduating class Of the Teach
err Training Department:
Lauretta T. Botz, Viola Estelle
Christie, Harry w. Clark, G. An
thony DeLong. Gertrude E. Dole,
Wilma G. Hellstrom, Alpha c. Hen
ningsgard. Lillian v. Johnson, Or
vylle w. Johnson, Irma Mahigan,
Gail e. Martin, Ethel L. Peterson,
Irwin J. Volkman, Estella K. Win.