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&unbay, martl} lirwl'nly-fiftlt COMMENCEMENT SERMON

Schoor Aud,itorium, 7: 30 P. M.

.nnbay, Slartlt lirWtnty-sut!t INTER,SOCIETY DECLAMATORY CONTEST

School Auditorium, 7:30 P. M.

lirutsbay •• artlt lirUtl'ntY-Sl'lttut!t MUSIC RECITAL

Scl1'Ool Auditorium, 4:00 P. M.

RECEPTION TO GRADUATING CLASS

By Superintendent and Mrs. Selv.ig at their home

.1'bntsbal1 •• artlJ lirUtl'utv-l'tglytlt SENIOR CLASS PLAY

School Auditorrum, 8:00 P. M.

lirltursbay, martl, lirUtl'nly-nint!t DEMONSTRATIONS

Owen Building and Home Economics, 10: 45 A. M.

SCHOOL AND ALUMNI DINNER-12:30 P. M.

SENIOR CLASS EXERCISES School Audlitor,ium, 3:00 P. M.

GRADUATING EXERCISES

School Auditorium, 7:30 P. M.

ADDRESS

Dean W. C. Coffey, University Farm, St. Paul

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SUNDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH TWENTY·FIFTH School Aud,itorium

7: 30 o'clock

Prelude Miss Louise Pederson

Invocation Rev. L. A. Roseland

Solo-"Ninety-and-Nine" O'Hara Mr. Wm. O'Brien

Anthem-"God of Our Fathers"

Sermon "T,he Man and the Machine" Rev. Allen O. Birchenough

Hymn-"Holy, Holy, Holy"

Benediction

"Holy, Holy, Holy"

Holy, Holy, Holy! Lord God Almi~ty! EaI"ly in the morning our ,song s,hall rise to Thee;

Holy, Holy, Holy! Menciful and mighty, God in Three Persons, blessed Trinity.

Holy, Holy, Holy! AlI11:Jhe saints adore Thee, Crusting down thelir golden crowns 3/OOund the glassy

sea; Cherubim and Sera;phim falling down before Thee,

Which wert, and art, and evermore shall be.

Holy, Holy, Holy. All the saints adore Thee, All Thy works shall praise Thy name in earth, and

sky, and sea; God in Three Pelrsons, blessed Trinity.

Juttr-&ntidy ilrdamatnry ClInutrst

MONDAY EVENING, MARCH TWENTY-SIXTH

School AuditoIDum

7:30 o'clock

Song-UBoys of the Old Brigade" Parks Two eontestants from each of the five stud­

ent societies will take part in this event. The soeieties are Agrarian, Home Economics, Lincoln, Pioneer and Sanford.

Song-UMinnesota Rouser" - Northwes't School Students

.UJlit Itttital TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAROH TWENTY­

SEVENTH

4:00 P. M.

This annual music recital is given by pupils who have taken private lessons in piano and voice at the Northwest School during the present year.

3JUltt-&I1ril'ty Ithalt The following teams participated in this event:

PIONEER Affirmative

Walter Turgeon James Hanson David Drotts

Negative Howard Balk Edwin Iverson

Leslier Ken Knight

LINCOLN Affirmative

Harold Lee Robert D avids Oliver Howard

Negative James Homme

Walter Luchau Donald McCrum

AGRARIAN Affirmative

Arthur SP;;;';,s J eSSe Anderson

Walter Burk

Negative Arnold Swanso; ­Chester Johnson

Ebenhard Gandrud

The Inter-Society Debate has been won five times by the Pioneer Society and once by the Lincoln Society.

§;ruinr (!Hass ,lay WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 28

8:00 o'clock School Auditorium

REFORMING FATHER A Three-wct Comedy

Miss Anne Simley, Head of English Department, Director

Cast of Characters Martin Ohesney-father Milo Wold Jack Chesney-son - - Joseph Lundin Horatio Babble-Advertising Agent - Wm. Johnson Jane--stenographer - Gladys Christopherson Marie-maid Johanna Nabben Donna Lucia D'Alvadores Adele Raymond Mr. Douglas Julian Halvorsen Perkins-butler Walter Burk Percy DooLittle Clarence Meyer Mr. McPherson Arohie Lee Mrs. Bronson Della Ny!berg

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Property man Ronald Frazer Music by Northwest School Orchestra

~ruinr ClIlass 1ExrrriSrs THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 29

School Aud~torium 3: 00 o'cloc.k

Della N)"berg, v.fce-president of Senior Class, pr,esiding.

Song-UAmerica, The Beautiful" Greeting The Class of 1923 -Response for the Class of 1924 The Class Review

Bates T. M. McCall

- Walter Burk, '23 Harold Lee., '24

Arnie Solem, '24 Oley Speaks Solo-uThe Lane to Ballybree"

Julian Halvorson, '23 Class History - - Johanna Nabben, '23 Violin Solo-uTrwum der Senne,rin" - A. Labitzky

Arthur Ingvalson, '23 Clas'~ Prophecy - - Arthur Synnes, '23 Class Will - Alma Nelson, '23 Solo-uO'er The Billowy Sea" - Earl K. Smith

Iver Johnson, '23 Address-H. · P. Constans, Senior Class Counselor Song-uGyp·s,y Trail" Gallaway

Senior Octette

C!tummenrement iExerrises THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 29

School Auditorium 7: 30 o'clock

Invocation Rev. F. W. Hill

"Minnesota, Hail to Thee'"

Class Address-"Strive for Char3lcter. Not for

Fame"

"The Waters of Minnetonka"

Iver Joihnson, '23

Lieurance

Mis1s Katherine Kneeshaw, Miss Bernice Nolan, Mr. R. S. Dunham

Address-Dean W. C. Coffey

Songs (a) "Southern Memories"

(b) "Jolly Fellows" Boys' Glee Club

Plantation

Rhys· Herbert

Presentation of Diplomas, Superintendent C. G. Selvig Presentation of Scholarshi(ps, Dean W. C. Coffey "America"

"Minnesota, Hail to Thee"

Minnesota, HaH to Thee, Hail to thee, our college dear;

Thy light shall ever be A bea-con bI1ight and clear;

Thy sons and daughters true Will proclaim thee near and far;

'I1hey will guard thy fame And adore thy name;

Thou shalt be -their Northern Star.

Like the stream that bends to sea, Like the pine that seeks the blue;

Minnesota, still for thee Thy sons ar,e strong and true.

From their woods and waters fair; From their prairies waving far,

At thy call they throng With a shout and song,

Hailing thee, their Northern Star.

C!tlass uf HJ23

REGULAR COURSE

Earl R. Anderson J esse Orlando Anderson Selmer Arthur Anderson Waiter Edmond Burk Gladyce Sylvia Christopherson David August Drotts Klaire J. Edgar Alma Engelbrakson • Clarissa A. Friday Claire Percis Halvorson Julian Otto Halvorson Eva Marie Harstad . William Henry Hoper Arthur William Ingwalson Iver J. Johnson Albert Kopecky Archie Raymond Lee . Joseph O. Lundin Donald Hugb McCrum Clarence Walter Meyer Laura 1. Murray • Johanna A. Nabben • John Selvin N akken Alma M. Nelson . Della Gladyce Nyberg Harold Jennings Peterson Adele M. Raymond Lorentz Arthur Synnes

Crookston Erie Erie

Brooks · Oklee . • Viking

Bagley Drayton, N. Dak.

• Hawley Fosston

Fergus Falls • Fertile Stephen

Beltrami Crookston

Angus Pencer Bagley

Thief River Falls Red Lake FaIls

Northcote Thief River Falls

Rosewood Gatzke

Gully Bagley

Red Lake Falls Bagley

ADVANCED AND SPECIAL COURSES

Roger H . Briden • John A. Granner . James Towlff Homme William E. Johnson Harold Jennings Peterson LaVern F. Peterson Milo B. Wold •

Crookston Underwood

Highlanding Duluth Bagley Brooks

Beltrami

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CALEB DORR SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS, 1922-1923-Seven ,scholarships of F.ifty Dollars each, pro­v.ided by the Caleb Dorr bequest to tJhe University of Minnesota, will be awarded on Commencement Day. These scholarships wHl be awarded to students who make the greatestpl'ogress in their school wol'k dur­ing the year, as follow: 1, To the student irres.pect­ive of class; 2, To the senior; 3, To the junior and 4, To the freshman student.

mifty doIlaTs each will also be awarded to the students who make the greatest progress during the year in public .g.peaking and debating, as follows: 1, To the senior; 2, To the junior and 3, To the freshman student.

CLASS OF 1917 TRUST FUND-The Class of 1917 has provided $140 to be used as a .student's loan fund. The income is to be awarded annually to the student who makes the greatest progress in debating and public g.peaking. A ward·ed in 1922 to Henry Nabben, in public speaking, and Fred Van Buren, in debating.

FAIRFAX-ANDOVER SOCIAL CLUB LOAN FUND-This fund has been increased to $150. It is provided by a group of.faI1m men and women living in two townships near Crookston. This fund is used as a students' loan fund.

STUDENTS' STOCK JUDGING TROPHY-Award­ed in 1923 to Junior Class Stock Judging team, con­ststing of Wrull!\Jce Miller, Bert Johnson and Elben­hard Gandrud.

SELVIG DEBATING TROPHY-Awarded in 1922 to Pioneer De!bating Society team, consisting of Clay­ton Marrs, Elmer Bredlie and Albert Kopecky.

HOME PROJECT TROPHIES-Given by the fac­ulty for the best home project work done by the boys and the gil'ls, judged in separate groups. Awarded iil 1923 to Wallace Miller and Marie Strickler.