Commencement at St Johns School Ends School Year
Friday evening June 11 marks the close of the St John’s School year with fifteen eighth graders slated to graduate and enter high school. The program features a chorus, violin solos, piano pieces, a valedictory address by Rev. Arnold Ridder, diploma presentations, and class colors lavender and green with lilac flowers. Returned travelers Mr and Mrs Orle Wherry and Wm Bell report a splendid seven week California trip with many notable sights.
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St John's School
Clara
Leona O'Brien
Loretta Rischard
Rosalia Engelhard
Cresentia Bader
Robert Redbreast
Dorothea Bernard
Les Syiphes
Hilary Miksche
Elizabeth Fink
Regina Reigh
Clara Schill
Maiiner
G. Gebart
Arnold Ridder
Dorothea Bernard Florence Braunly
Genevieve Gebhart
Lucy le Noi
Louisa Raitor
Clara Schiller
Mary Steffen Rose Vollrath
Artur Gonnolly
George McCusker
John Steffen
Exposition
Orle Wherry
Wm. Bell
California
Diploma Opera program marks North Dakota State School of Science
President F E Smith lauds a year of progress at the State School of Science with stronger statewide representation and higher student activity. Commencement week includes open carnival events, a Baccalaureate sermon, and contests culminating June 11 at the Opera House with winners in boys and girls divisions and musical solos.
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State School _ of Science
North Dakota
E. Duden
Methodist Church of
Hazel van Arnas
Alma Simonsen
Bert Oderki
Roy Reed
Casey
Basil Farr
Alvina Anderson
Amine
Hiawatha
Marguerette Starne
Dottie
Cress
Marjorie Dunn
Ida Hinek
Otly Jennie McNeil
Kentucky
Marie“ Henr Prentice
Finnegan
Flannigan
Lorene Bell
Aliss Lillian Morden
Marguerette St. Arneaud
Ida Hinck
Cortimned Ono
Ordination Blessing: Rev Fr Bernard Reads First Mass at St John’s
Rev Fr J J Bernard, ordained at Fargo last Thursday, read his first mass to a large Sunday congregation at St John’s church. About 110 relatives attended, praising his earnest delivery and commitment to serving God and aiding the afflicted. The article notes his strong moral resolve and readiness to fight wrongdoing in his ministry. (Continued on page 3)
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J. J. Bernard
Fargo
St. John’s Church
Bernard
Ano Church
Paul
God
North Dakota teachers training school to run six weeks
The North Dakota Teachers Training School for Richland County will run six weeks during the summer session of the State School of Science beginning June 16 1915 and ending July 23 1915. The program aims to equip teachers with improved methods, offering six courses led by J E Smith F C Prather Edward H Jones Ralph A Truby Ethel K Mertz Catherine A Gallagher Chas Hanson and Lillian Miriek. The six week term allows Normal credits and benefits both beginners and experienced teachers along with continued education for local and county instructors.
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North Dakota
Richland Co
State School of Science
Burrs
J. E. Smith
F. C. Prather
Edward H. Jones
Ralph A. Truby
Indians Fall To Park Region College In Hard Fought Game
The Indiane baseball team lost 4 to 2 to Park Region College of Fergus Falls. Errors early in the game produced all four Park Region runs, after which Indiane was unable to recover.
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Park Region College of
Fergus Falls
Breckenridge Wahpeton Baseball Tourney Preview
The Breckenridge Wahpeton squad travels to Fergus Falls on Friday to face the local club and returns Sunday for a home game. Fergus Falls boasts a fast semi pro lineup and a strong battery, while both teams refine defense and offense for a pivotal weekend set. The outcome may hinge on the visitors' best effort and any late discrepancies in play.
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Breckenridge-Wahpeton
Fergus Falls
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FR. Bernard
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Wahpetom
Suepius
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STERN
Vick
Eokenridge Team
Lidgewood
Yaience
Sohool
Sun City
Elmer Duden
Vudor
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