Perils of Education Highlighted at Montana Commencement
The Rev Le J Ler of St Mark's Havre spoke at the state college commencement on May 25, stressing education's debt to society and urging active support for a $5,000,000 bond issue to fund state educational facilities. He warned of the perils of education when graduates focus on personal gain over public duty and emphasized education as a pillar of national stability supported by taxpayers. He noted Montana's rich educational heritage and the need to repay society with service as schools, colleges, and universities receive funding beyond tuition.
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The Peril of Wrong Thinking Among the Educated
A lengthy address warns that educated men and women risk national decline by choosing selfish ease over disciplined public service. It laments “wrong thinking” in education and religion, urges constructive use of talent, and calls for personal debt repayment to strengthen society and maintain civic responsibility.
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Montana Normal College Holds Fourth Graduation Exercises
The Montana Normal College in Dillon held its fourth annual commencement in the auditorium with Rev. Dr. Christer of Havre delivering the address. Diplomas were presented by Chancellor Elliott. degrees awarded included two year pedagogy diplomas and the three year text degree. After a candle light procession the senior class planned to return home for summer break, with heavy anticipated summer session enrollment and limited housing.
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