The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-08-28
COLLEGE DOORS TO
SOON SWING OPEN
NORFOLK STUDENTS PREPARED
TO OPEN TEXT BOOKS.
NORFOLK LIST is A LONG ONE
Approach Of September REEVES
School Topics-Mny Young People
Prepared to Take Up College Life.
Scatter From Coast to Coast.

Scatter From Coast to Coast.
Just another week and September.
There is no surer sign Of the prospec.
| tive demise of summer and the rise OF
energetic hustling busy fall than the
activity in numerous Norfolk homes.
Just as the May time busy sew.
woman and humming machines tell OF
the happy June bride-to-be, just now
the same busy sew, sew, sew, tells
story of school days soon to come,
Leaving time" is almost here.
SO close at hand are the college
| days that most Of the Norfolk students
have picked their prospective alma
courses of study well mapped out and
the girls their wardrobes.
AS usual Norfolk students will scat
ter widely when they leave for their
chosen institutions Of learning. From
Massachusetts to California young PEG.
pie will be following out their chosen
courses during the next nine or ten
months. Most of the universities and
colleges of the land throw their doors
open about the middle OF September.
A College Directory.
The state university of Lincoln will
naturally draw the largest number Of
the young people Of Norfolk who dur
ing the coming year will study college
lessons.
Sam Erskine, Elmer Hardy, Charles
Landers and Roy Luikart will return
to the University of Nebraska. Ralph
Luikart, a member of this years grad,
uating class from the high school,
will enter the university this fall. Miss
Agnes Matrau is another of last
springs graduates who will enroll in
the state university Archie and
Harold Cow will probably attend the
state university this year although
neither has decided which semester
they will enter Ross Tindall who took
academic work in Wesleyan univer-
sity last year, specializing in the Wes-
leyan conservatory, will enter the
state university, taking a joint acade.
mic and medical course of six years.
Miss Ruth Shaw will return to
Doane college. She is a member Of
the junior class. Miss Maude Rees
will enroll in the Doane academy as
a senior.
Preston Ogden, who attende Moody
= institute at Chicago last year, will at
tend the conservatory Of music at
Wesleyan university at Lincoln. Law
renee Hoffman will attend the univer-
. sity.
, Charles Bridge will probably be a
student at the Bellevue college acad-
envy.
, Miss Ella Buckendorf will spend
the year at the state normal at Peru.
Walter Dunn will be q student at
Wayne college.
, Herman Schelly will attend the
school of pharmacy at Creighton col
lege in Omaha
Those Who Leave the State.
Miss Josephine Butterfield will re-
turn to Wellesley college near Bos-
ton as a member of the senior class.
Miss Nellie Bridge, who was stu
dent at the state university last year
will also go to Wellesley.
Miss Opal Coryell has already en-
tered on her second years work In
, the University of California
, Spencer Butterfield, Lorin Doughty
and Kimball Drebert will attend the
Iowa state college at Ames. Mr..
> Drebert will enter the mining engin-
. eering course. Mr.. Doughty is soph-
omore in the civil engineering course.
Mr. Butterfield is taking a general
course.
Claud Ogden will Join his brother,
, Glen Ogden, at Wheaton college, at
Wheaton, Ill.
Miss Lois Gibson will return to her
second year at the New England Con-
versatory of Music. Miss Mary obi
orne will study music in a conserva-
tory near Chicago.
. Miss Leila Brush will return to the
, Northwest university at Evanston,
= III.
Miss Robinette Bear will return
{ to Holln's institute at Hollns, Va.
Herbert Zutz and Leon Riggard will
= represent Norfolk during the coming
| year at WATERFOWL, Wis.
| Martin Wagner will carry on his
t work at the Luthern seminary in Mil.
, waukee. Carl Lehman will enter on
his last year of study at Concordia
| college in Springfield, H., preparatory
to entering the Lutheran ministry.
Miss Lillian Degner will enter the
girls seminary at Red Wing MINI.
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