The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-05-28
CONNECTICUT PLAYS
IMPORTANT PART
IN U. OF P. LIFE
Roster From the Constitu
ton Shows Total of 68
Students
Only -Four States Have
Larger Registration
What Connecticut Stu
dents Are Doing.

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/ Connecticut takes no small part in
the doings Of the great student body
which goes to make up the classes at
! the University of Pennsylvania. There
are four other states. namely, Penn
sylvania, New York, New Jersey and
Ohio, which can boast of having
greater number of her sons and
daughters at that worthy seat Of
! learning. but for the activities, inter
est and scholarship of her representa-
tives. the Constitution State rather
| prefers to be second to none. New Ha-
ven leads with 12 representative
Hartford is second with 8, while
Bridgeport and Wallingford are tied
for third at five each OF the sixty
! eight Students twelve will receive
their sheepskins at the comm encement
exercises to be held June Is. OF this
number. half a dozen VIII receive the
| degree, Doctor of Dental Surgery; two
| the degree of Doctor of Veterinary
Surgery; one that of Medical Doctor,
while one each will be graduated from
the Wharton School OF Finance, the
architectural school and from the
chemical engineering school
Besides this number there are -FOUR
others who are pursuing post-grad-
uate courses.
The graduates includes:
Dental department.: Malcolm H.
Brinton, Hartford; Edward j. Began,
fords Roger L. Often, Stamford: Ben
Ja1nin s. Protass, New Britain: and
Jacob Sharp, Guflford.
Veterinary school Hugh F. Daley.
of New. Haven and Harry e. johnson
OF New Milford.
From the Medical School, ohm w.
Bransie1d, Portland.
School of F1nance-Robert T. Con
lon, Meriden.
From the Chemical Engineering de-
partment--Arthur De r. Cowperth-
wait, Danbury.
From the Architectural School
William e. Haaser, Of Hartford.
The Post Graduate course includes
Joseph M. Creegan, DDS, New Ha-
ven; Viola A. White, Hartford; Rob
ert NJ Keir, Seymour and Samuel w.
Tator, Bridgeport. The latter two
are instructors IN the School Of FL
nance and also candidates for the de-
gree, Doctor of Philosophy.
Not only In knowledge, pursuing
achievements do the Connecticut boys
stand forth but several OF them fur
Their an active Interest in athletics.
Ernest Ehlers Of Hartford Bernard
Faust of Bridgeport and Otto Keser
OF Portland are apt pupils OF Mike
Murphy, famed. track expert. Morry
Levine, New Haven was the regular
forward on the Freshman basketball
team last autumn and presents enough
pTOW0SS
season Harry Valiant, Norwa1k, is
Varsity baseball material, being one
of the first string pitchers on the
Freshman baseball team. Thomas
Campfon, Unionville, is also a menn-
Der of the Freshman baseball team.
The lacrosse team has a crack player
In George Hassett, of Wallfngford.
HaBsett gained his experience in that
distinctly Canadian game while pre-
pairing for college at Mount st. Louis,
Montreal.
| An organisation to which all the
IConnecticut young men at Penn point
with pride and which though only re-
Gently organized has far outdistanced
other ganizations OF Its form. is the
| Connecticut State club. This club
tends to bring the Nutmeg state
youths into a more closer union. It
| is the desire of the cIuh to have a
home Of It's own where =, majority Of
the member can reside and where all
car eat. The houEiTaer nrofee,t IL in
the works but arrangements have
been aIraost conpleted for the estah-
| fisI4Ynaot .S,p a c,oTnecfir,Jf As+tt, . 4I1,l,
yTl1eD gcbool re-onena IN senteno her.
one of the main o1iecta Of 9 the 1e', club
is to make the advent of Freshmen
/ from the state of STEADY HABITS,
mora nieasar1t. taking ayvav that I'M
| certainty which seefasst, chara etariae
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i eoroT7osed az t,fffeers OF the cI1b il
| row ont ana hal. made arrAnpenoenta
| Tor. ! .ssra,per,, to be held the FIRST
weal< Of school in sanfe,o her 10 w11Icr,
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8: Graduate courses a. vetariYarv, 1 .
Il Law. 3: ana Medicine
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