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C!!ommrntl'ml'nt @ltrmon Sunday, March Twenty-First

First M. E. Ohurch, Seven-Thirty O'Clock

i!ltdumutorl1 C!!OUtl'llt Monday Evening, M,'arch Twenty-Second

Auditorium, Seven-Thirty O'Clock

mttl'pttou to ~rulluuttug C!!1Ullll Tuesday Evening, March Twenty-Third

Superintendent and 'Mrs. Selvig at Their Home

C!!outl'd ml'rltu1 Wednesday Evening, March Twenty-Fourth

Auditorium, Seventy-Thil'lty O'Clock

&t11001 uull i\1umni iLuutl1l'on Thursd.ay, March Twenty-Fifth

Dining Hall, Twelve-Thirty O'Clock

@ll'uior C!!1UllS iEXl'rrllll'S Thursday, March Twenty-Fifth

Auditorium, Three O'Clock

C!!ommtutl'ml'ut iEXl'rrlsts Thursday Evening, March Twenty-Fifth

Auditorium, Eight O'Clock

Cltnmmturtmtut ~trmntt Sunday Evening, Seven-Thirty O'Clock

March Twenty-First First Methodist Church, CTookston

Processional March Opening Prayer Hymn Scripture Lesson Anthen-"Morning"

Organ Rev. L. H. Benny

"Jesus Saviour, Pilot Me" Rev. L. A. Roseland

Grieg Boys' Glee Club

Hymn "F,aith of Our lffithers" Address-"Our Task for Tomorrow" Rev. Frank Davis, Pastor of Congregational Church Anthem-"Glor,ia" From 12th Mass-Mozart

N. W. School Mixed Chorus Hymn Benediction· Postlude

"Lord, Dismiss Us With Thy Bessing" Rev. F. J. H:1:iTillrd

Organ

lJuttr-t;nrifty irdamatnry Cltnutrst Monday Evening, March Twenty-Second

Auditorium, Seven-Thirty O'Clock Agrarian - Home Economics - Lincoln - Pioneer-

Sanford lMr. A. M. Foker, Presiding

Overture Northwest School Orchestra Home Economics Club-

Frances Lindahl, '25, Hallock Anne Flekke, '26, Thief River Falls

"Lasca"

"Lewis Rand" Maria Sanford Clu'b-

Victoria Lew,is, '26, Warroad "The Perfect Tribute"

Dorothy Chandler, '27, East Grand Forks "When Ma Rodgers Broke Loose"

Lincoln-Ray 'Mlagneson, '26, Grygla "Abraham: Lincoln" Arthur Peterson, '26, Clearbrook

"Home of the Republic" Pioneer-

Lester KenKnight, '26, Clearbrook "Sparlticus to the Gladiators"

Harold Ullstrom, '27, Rako "Homes of the People"

Agrarian-Harold Walters, '26, Beltrami "Americanism"

Joseph Skatvold, '26, Twin Valley "Consecration to Count·

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W ednesday Evening, Seven-Thirty O"CIock

March Twenty-Fourth

Under the direction of Ruth Gurley, R eefa G. To rdoff and Alva Sherwood

Auditorium

Du Bist Wie E ine Blume Solveg's S,ang

ll':-ffiuet in G Doll Dance

Anne F lekke

Belinda Sletten

One Fine Day~(Madame Butterfly) Robin Robin

Anne Flekke

Anitra's Dance Reveil du Printemps

Belinda Sletten

Songs-

(a) Pro:ise Ye The Father -(b) The Old School

Mixed Chorus

Declamations-

Schumann Greig

Beethoven Poldini

Puccini Spross

Grieg Friml

Gounod Parks

iDeclamations by the winner in the boys' so-',cieties contest and 'by the winner in the girls' societies ,contest will be given as a part of this program.

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Thursday Afternoon, Three O'Clock

March Twenty-Fifth

Auditorium

Ray Magneson, Vice President of Senior Class, Presiding

Song-Selected

Greeting

Class, o,f 1926

Response for the Class of 1927

Music-"Summer Wind" Girls' Trio

CIass Prophecy

School

Miss H elen Rupert

Doris Olso:!, '",6

Arnold Aakre, '27

Br anscombe

Edna P eterson, '26

Class History Eunice Wilkins, '26

Music-"I Passed Your Window" Brake Mixed Octette

Class Will

Address

Song-Selected

Wesle y Sheldrew, '26

'Mr. R. S. Dunham

School

Note :-The Senior clasS' play, "Only Thirty-IDight," 'Was preseruted under the d,irection of Miss Anne Sim1ey, head of the IDnglish Depart-ment, 'l'hursday and Friday evenings, Janu-ary 28 and 29.

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Thursday Evening, Eight O'Clock

Auditorium

Processional lMarch

Invocation Rev. C. H. McCrea

Demonstrwtion-"The Biddy Business on a Business Scale"

Elmer Johnson, '26; Lester KenKnight, '26; Henry M'ackowaik, '26

M'Usic-Selected Orchestra.

Demonstration-"Appropriateness of Dress" Caroline Hruska, '26; Vktoria Lewis, '26

Class Address-"From School Life to Life's School" Harold O. Wiaters, '26

Music-"Sonny 0' Mine" Moore Boys' Glee Club

Add·ress-President L. D. Coffman, University of Minnesota

Music-(a) 0, Lovely Night Ronald (b) "Roses of Picardy" Alyard

Miss R;uth Gurley, Mrs. R. E. Buckingham Accompanist, Miss Ree£a Tordoff

Presentation of Diplomas and Scholarship Awards Superintendent C. G. Selvig

"Minnesota, Hail to Thee"

(!lInss of 1926 REGULAR COURSE

Ella A. Christianson John Covlin Gertie Jorgine Dale Hilda Marie Dale Anne Flekke Naomi R. Forder Karrol 1. Gandrud Frances Luella Homme Caroline Hruska Benjamin L. Hurzr Elmer A. Johnson . Rose Victoria Ko oied Lester O. KenKnil"ht Mabel Mae Larter L . Lawrence A. Letls Harry Albert Lewi Victoria E. Lewis Earl E. Luchau . Violet Ann Lun berg Henry H. Mackowiak Ray Walter Magneson Hiazel Koerner Clarence H. Minske Melvin A. Minske Clarence Nelson Alma Olive Odegard Doris Evelyn Olson Violet Esther Olson Alice Mae Parnow Arthur L . Pederson Melvin P. Person Edna Peterson Wallace J. Quesntl Arthur M. Ramse Wesley Butel Sheldrew Joseph L. Skatvold Phinny H. Stenborg Ernest B. Thompson J erdis Mae Thorson Henry J. Vomacka . Lillian Mary Ann Walhaug Harold O. Walters Eunice Wolkins

~odO e liver Y~en s • . . ~ - - -A ANCED COURSE

Richard Aakre Harold Amundson Cecil Bergh Helen Flekke Oscar Forseth Agnes Forsness Ebenhard Gandrud Elmer Krogstad Frances Lindahl Einar Loven Walter Luchau Elmer Miller Julius Nelson Clarance Ofstedal Cora Thompson Walter Turgeon Margaret Woods

Mentor Erskine Fertile Fertile

Thief River Falls Middle River

Detroit Highlanding

Lockhart Glyndon

Clearbrook Thief River Falls

Clearbrook Lancaster

Thief River Falls Warroad Warroad

Gary Kennedy

Crooks tot) Grygla Euclid

Kennedy Kennedy

Gary Hibbing

Fertile Williams

Erie Clearbrook

Ulen Grygla

Mentor McIntosh

Grygla ·Twin Valley

Clearbrook Fosston Kratka Ogema

Oklee Beltrami

Euclid Beiou fh.iJu

Goodridge East Grand Forks

Halstad Thief River Falls

Halstad Greenbush

Detroit Fertile

Hallock Gatzke

Gary Erie

Crookston Winger

Mrclntosh Brooks

W'nnipeg, Canada

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CALEB DORR SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS- During the p r"sent year, 1925-26, a scholarship of Seventy Dollars each was awarded for leadership in Boys' and Girls' club work to Theodore Carlson, Hallock; Paul Dobias, Angus; Albert Pop-penhagen, Goodridge; Edward Solum, Barnesville; Chester Torgerson, Fergus Falls ; Paul Urtel, \Varroad.

On Commencement Day seven scl10larships of Twenty-five Dollars each for diligence and progre ss made in school work will be awarded. In addition awards will be made for the L~~t home project by a boy and by a girl; best declamation given by a student for each of the five student lliterary so-cieties; to the six members of the Inter-School debating teams ; and to two students who have made most progress in music.

CLASS 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.

STOCK JUDGING CONTEST- The following students represented the school in the second Inter-School Stock Judging Contes.t, winning third place: Theodore Clu'lson, Hallock; Ebenhard Gandrud, Detroit; Randolph Ostlie, Gully.

FARM CROPS JUDGING CONTEST-The following students repr"sented the school in the fir&t Inter-~c.yool Farm Crops Judging Contest, winning first place; Elmer Johnson, Clearbrook; Lawrence Letnes, Thief River Falls.

SELVIG DEBATING TROPHY-Awarded in 1926 to Pioneer debating socitty, represented by Ole Breivold, Wanke; Selmer Harstad, Fertile; Melvin Hole, Dalton; Lester Ken-Knight, Clearbrook; Lawrence Letnes, Thief River Falls; Loren Parkin, Euclid.

HOME PROJECT TROPHIES-Awarded in 1926 to Law-rence Letnes, Th;ef River Falls, and Anna Hruska, Lockhart.

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CALEB DORR SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS- During the p r"sent year, 1925-26, a scholarship of Seventy Dollars each was awarded for leadership in Boys' and Girls' club work to Theodore Carlson, Hallock; Paul Dobias, Angus; Albert Pop-penhagen, Goodridge; Edward Solum, Barnesville; Chester Torgerson, Fergus Falls ; Paul Urtel, \Varroad.

On Commencement Day seven scl10larships of Twenty-five Dollars each for diligence and progre ss made in school work will be awarded. In addition awards will be made for the L~~t home project by a boy and by a girl; best declamation given by a student for each of the five student lliterary so-cieties; to the six members of the Inter-School debating teams ; and to two students who have made most progress in music.

CLASS 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.

STOCK JUDGING CONTEST- The following students represented the school in the second Inter-School Stock Judging Contes.t, winning third place: Theodore Clu'lson, Hallock; Ebenhard Gandrud, Detroit; Randolph Ostlie, Gully.

FARM CROPS JUDGING CONTEST-The following students repr"sented the school in the fir&t Inter-~c.yool Farm Crops Judging Contest, winning first place; Elmer Johnson, Clearbrook; Lawrence Letnes, Thief River Falls.

SELVIG DEBATING TROPHY-Awarded in 1926 to Pioneer debating socitty, represented by Ole Breivold, Wanke; Selmer Harstad, Fertile; Melvin Hole, Dalton; Lester Ken-Knight, Clearbrook; Lawrence Letnes, Thief River Falls; Loren Parkin, Euclid.

HOME PROJECT TROPHIES-Awarded in 1926 to Law-rence Letnes, Th;ef River Falls, and Anna Hruska, Lockhart.

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