The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-09-01
Our College Girls and BOYS

September has arrived. That
statement has more weight with the
college class than any other, for be-
fore the month is gone the vast num-
Der comprising the class will have
entered upon their duties at the
various schools in the country. En-
tering college not only marks the
beginning of new era, a very inn
portant one, too, in the lives Of Buys
and girls, but it is the fulfillmeRt
and realization of the ambitious
hopes nourished in the minds from
earliest school days of all who Ego.
No better endorsement can town
or city have than to be represented
: at the seats of higher learning and
in this respect Ocala is heavily en-
dorsed, for she will this winter be
represented at Princeton by Mr..
Wiley Burford; at Boston Tech by
George MacKay; at Columbia Col
lege by Miss Margaret Taylor and
MIR. B. A. Weathers, Jr.; at the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania by Mr.. Hen
ry Groves, Jr.; at Perdue University
by Messrs. Charles and John Chazal
and julius Brown; at Washington
and Lee by Messrs. Robert and Les
lie Anderson. Mr.. Robert Nelson of
Tampa, former Ocala boy, will also
be at Washington and Lee, and Mr..
Merton Mann will be at Nuremberg,
Germany, finishing his architectural
course. Mr.. Paul Weathers will re-
turn to Amherst College, Mass;
Messrs. Clarence and Olaf Zewadski
to Ann Harbor, Mich. Clarence will
take up his law course at the Uni
versity of Michigan, and Olaf will
begin his. When they get their de-
grees they will have the same alma
mater as their two brothers, Messrs.
DISCO and Guy Zewadski Mr.. DON
aid Schneider has already returned
to Lehigh University, Pennsylvania;
Misses Katherine and Mildred PyIes
will go TO Brenau, and Miss Ethel
Haycraft will be there also, but as a
teacher of music. At the Florida
State College will be Misses Esther
Ley, Lois Dame, Juanita Lytle, r.
ma Blake and at the University of
Florida Mr.. Julian Bullock; Miss
Onie ChaZal will go to Ashevil1e, "
C., to enter a convent: Messrs. Le-
roy Bridges and Albert Harris will
be at the military academy in Meri-
dian, Miss; Mr.. Robert Ferguson of
Oldtown will go to Tulane, La, to
continue his medical course. At
Randolph Macon will be Misses Hell
en- Brown and Marion Dewey; Miss
Caroline Harriss will be at Shorter
College, Rome, Ga, and Miss Marie
Halle will return to the S. P c. at
Red Springs, \. c. Miss Katherine
Livingston will resume her course at
Margaret Allen College in Birming-
ham, Ala; Laurie Izlar goes to Wof-
ford College in North Carolina; Will
liam Anderson and John Tarver to
Georgia Tech; W. NJ Martin and
Roy earn, G.. NJ. A, College Park,
Ga; Lagrange Sistrunk, Riverside
Military Academy, Gainesville, Ga;
Miss Sarah Pearl Martin expects to
return to Washington Seminary if
she gets better and her mother, Mrs.
John Martin, improves; Mr.. William
Mcintosh will enter Davidson Col
lege; Misses Blair Woodrow, Marie
and Dorothy Hickman the Woman's
College in Columbia, s. c.; Mabel
Meffert, FaLrmont College, Tennes-
see; Jake Goldman, Bingham Col
lege, Asheville, y. c.; Herbert Mar
tin, A. P. l., Auburn, Ala; Robert
Conner to University of Tennessee;
Cameron Gamsby, to school in
Montgomery, Ala; Earl Hall to Col
umbia College, Lake City, Fla; and