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March Twenty-Sixth

Und-er the direction of Agnes Bothne, Lucille M. Dokken, and E. F. Uggen, Music Department,

Northwest School of Agriculture Auditorium

Viking Song Coleridge-Taylor Boys' Glee Club

Piano Duet, "Charge of the Uhlans" Bohm Alice Amundson and Anna Flekke

Song, "The Old Refrain" Kreisler Helen Gibbons

Piano, "Scarf Dance" Alicia Hoppe

Little Orphant Annie Almond Blossoms

Girls' Glee Club

Piano, (a) "Toccatina" (b) "Valsette"

Margaret Selvig

Song, "Duna" Robert Davids

Piano, "Two Larks" Anna Flekke

Song, "Bandolero" lver Johnson

Piano, "Soaring" Stella Carlson

Song, "The Swallows" Gladys Gunufson

Chaminade

Thomas - Pestalozza

Bach Borowski

McGill

Leschetizki

Stuart

Schumann

-Cowen

College Songs Selected Boys' Glee Club, accompanied by E. Loven on

accordion

Note-Final Term Recitals Will Be Given by Stu· dents Of The Music Department On March

Twentieth And Twenty·First.

~tttinr C!!lnss iEnfriStS Thursday Afternoon, Three O'Clock

March TWienty·Seventh Auditorium

James Hanson, Vice·Presid-ent of Senior Class, Presiding

Song-Selected School Greeting Miss Anne Simley The Class of 1924 Marie Hamr ick, '24 Response fo r the Class of 1925 . Stella Carlson, ' 25 (.a) Barcarolle (From Tales of Hoffman) Offenbach (b) From the Land of the Sky·Blue Water Cadman

Senior Girls' Quartet Class History Class Prophecy

Alfred Voxland, '24

On the Road to Mandalay Theresa Aakre, '24

Speaks Senior Boys' Octette

Class Will Robert Davids, '24 Address Mr. A. K. Pierce Song-Selected School

Note: The Senior class play, "A Strenuous Life," was presented under the direction of Miss Anne SiIDley, head of the English Department, Monday evening, March tenth, at the auditorium.

(!!.nmmturrmrut iEXtrrtStS Thursday Evening, Eight O'Clock

Auditorium Processional March Invocation Rev. P. E. Moen Piano Solo, "Variations on Norwegian Folk Tune"

Mliss Dokken Grieg

Class Address Arnie Solem, '24

Solo, "Floods of Spring" Rachmaninoff Miss Bothne

"Hail to the Heroes" (From Aida) Verdi Chorus

Address-"The Call to Service," Dr. C. A. Prosser, Dunwoody Institute, Minneapolis

Quartet-Selections. from the "Persian Garden" Lehman

Agnes Bothne, Nora Ulland, N. A. Thorson, O. W. Peterson

Miss Dokken, Accompanist Presentation of Diplomas

Superintendent C. G. Selvig Scholarship Awards "Minnesota, Hail to Thee"

orInss of 1 g24

REGULAR COURSE

Tt:eresa Dorothy Aakre Sylvester P. Adamski Howard E. Balk Robert H. Davids Melvin C. Eidsmoe Mabel H. Ellingson -Alice Josephine Engelstad Allen Kenneth Gandrud Ebenhard Stewart Gandrud Helen Dorothy Gibbons Ole A. Groven Gladyce Inga Gunufson Marie Virginia Hamrick Hector A. Hanson James Hanson Martin T. Harstad Harry Everett Henderson Ruth Maybelle Hermanson Orlie R. Hofdahl Raymond B. Hogenson Oliver H. Howard Bert K. Johnson Carl L. :Larson Edwin O. Lofthus Walter W. Luchau Inger C. Lundin John E. Mansfield Wallace W. Miller Lydia M. Miller Emma M. Nelson Mildred Agatl:'a Oswald Gertrude Helen Pulkrabek Anna Cecelia Peloski Adolph L. Reski Gladys Evangeline Rice Arnie Solem Stella Magdelina Sorenson Effie Marie Strickler Arnold C. Swanson Walter W. Turgeon Jalma Emily Udstrand Alfred V ox land Andrew J. Wardeberg

ADVANCED C O URSE

Sylvester P. Adamski Jesse O. Anderson Selmer Anderson Iver J. Johnson Albert Kopecky John E. Mansfield Adolph L. Reski

Goodridge Oslo

Guthrie Bagley

Neilsville Waukon, Iowa

NeilsviIIe Detroit Detroit

Crookston Bagley Fertile Angus Fertile

Cass Lake Fertile

Hal.tad Fertile Hazel

Winger Highlanding

Kratka Crookston

East Grand Forks Gary

Erskine Swift

Roseau Roseau Gatzke Fertile Angus

Greenbush Oslo

Bronson Thief River Falls

Plummer Euclid

Hallock Brooks

Holt McIntosh McIntosh

Oslo Erie Erie

Crookston Angus

Swift Oslo

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Balk, Howard, Guthrie Davids, Robert Bagley Eklund, Elwilda, Gilbert Engelstad, Alice, Nielsville F lekke, Anna, Thief River

Falls Gibbons, Helen, Crookston Gunufson, Gladyce, Fertile Hamrick, Marie, Angus Hanson, James, Cass Lake Harstad, Martin , Fertile H oward, Oliver, Highlanding Johnson, Iver, Crookston Jones, Elizabetr:, Lancaster

Lundin, Inger, Erskine M iller, l.ydia, Roseau M iller, Wallace, Roseau Paulson, Laura, Stephen Peloski, Anna, Greenbush Peterson, Edna, Grygla Rice, Gladys, B ronson San dbeck, Harry, East Grand

Forks Solem, Arnie, Thief 'River

Falls Sorenson, Stella, Plummer Turgeon, WlaIter , Brooks

VIOLIN

W.elman, Hefter, Bagley Hoper, Anna, Stephen Luchau, Walter, Gary Reski, Adolph, Oslo

Johnson, Elmer, Drayton, N. D.

Nelson, Clarence, Gary (Sax. (Jphone)

PIANO

Aakre, Theressa, Goodridge Amundson, A lice, East Grand

Forks Armstrong, Raymond, Euclid Brown, James, Warroad Drown, Richard, Warroad Carlson, Stella, Hallock Dunn, Mildred, Northcote Eklund, Elwilda, Gilbert Ellingson, Mabel, Decorab,

Iowa Engelstad, Alice, Nielsville Flekke, Anna, Thief River

Falls Flekke, Helen, Thief River

Falls Faker, Dorothy, Crookston Hamnck, Marie, Angus Ht:Tmanson, Ruth, Fertile Hoilamen, Robert, Fosston Hoppe, Alicia, Crookston II ullstad, Gena, Argyle Kittleson, IIowarcL Crookston Lindberg, Rudolph, Plummer Lundberg, Violet, Kennedy

Luchau, Earl, Gary Miller, Lydia, Roseau N elson, Agnes, Lockhart Olsen. ViVIan, Thief River

Falls Onneland, Amy, East Grand

Forks Osterloh, Amber, Angus Osterloh, Katherine, Angus Oswald, Mildred, Fertile Paulson, Laura, Stephen Peterson, Edna, Grygla Pulkrabek, Gertrude, Angus Rude, Mabel, Clearbrook Selvig, George, Crookston Selvig, :vi:argaret. Crookston Sollie, Hannah, Fertile Soren~n, Stella, PIUn1Tl1er Strickler, Esther, Euclid Strickler, Marie, Euclid Stromme .. , Della, Clearbrook Vvah!, Florence, Strathcona Walhaug, Lilly, Plummer Walters, Cora . Beltrami WaIters, Harold, Beltrami

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CALEB DORR SOHOLARSHIP AWAADS-1923-1924-Seven schola~ships of Forty-five dollars each will be awarded on Commencement Day

OLASS OF 1917 TRUST FUND-The Class of 1917 has provided $140 to be used as a students loan fund_

FAIRFAX-ANDOVER SOCIAL CLUB LOAN FUND-This fund of $150 is used as a students' loan fund.

LAND DEEDED-The Great Northern Railway Company donated 88.89 aCI"es of land adjoining the present station lands and valued at $20,000 to the University of Minnesota, Northwest School and Sta­tion, during the pr·esent year.

STUDENTS' STOCK JUDGING TROPHY­Awarded in 1924 to the Senior Class Stock Judging team, consisting of Robert Davids, Bagley; Eb€r­hard Gandrud, Detroit, and Oliver Howard, High­landing.

SELVIG DEB.A:TING TROPHY-Awarded in 1924 to Pioneer debating society, represented by Howard Balk, Guthrie; Wallace Mill€r, Roseau; Albert Ko­pecky, Angus; Edwin Lofthus, East Grand Forks; Walter Turgeon, Brooks and James Hanson, Cass La.ke.

HOMIE PROJECT TROPHIES-Given by the fac­ulty for the best home project work done by the boys and girls, judged in separate groups. Awarded in 1923 to Raymond Hogenson and Stella Carlson.