El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-05
MANY Ell PASOANS AT DISTANT SCHOOLS
AND UNIVERSITIES; SOME STUDYING ABROAD

LARGE number of the young
a mel. and wcmen of Ell Paso have
L n left for colleges and universe
ties. and are practically all settled at
their studies. A large percentage Of
them have gone 10 the University OF
Texas at Austin, a few abroad ana
some to New York, while others have
gone to the southern states and Cali
fornia. During the summer in Ell Paso
many parties were given in honor of
those returning from their first. sec
ond or third year away from home
ana upon the departure of many dur
ing September, the younger social SCI
to which they all belong, entertained
with numerous dances and caro-
parties. Many of the young men nave
inst completed their high school
course and will take professional
courses. some of them studying law,
some medicine and others engineering
MANY of the girls viii fit themselves
to teach school, while others are am
bilious for q higher education tor
the home and social life. These same
Young men and women will comprise
many of FL Paso's future business ana
social men and wamen.
Following is a list of the great ma
ioritv of those going elsewhere to
pursue their studies, with the names
of the institution they will attend:
Misses Margaret Bryan. San Marcos
normal. San Marcos. Texas; Alma Nor
risson. Elsinor Shelton. University OF
Texas. Austin: Irene Laughlin, Mary
Baldwin Seminary, Staunton, Va; Ntr-
GINA and Agnes Stewart, Lausanne,
Switzerland: Opal Hadlock, San Mar
cos normal. San Marcos, Texas; Gladys
Strickland. Isabel Valentine, Grace
Fleck. University of Texas. Austin;
Frances Henderson. Cleveland. Ohio;
Mary White. Bennett school for girls;
N Y: Elizabeth Stevens, Walnut Hill,
Boston: Geraldine Merchant, Boston,
Madeline Fisk, Ohio Wesleyan univer-
sity, Delaware, Ohio; Mary Andrews,
University of Texas, Austin; Alma NC
drummer. Boston conservatory OF
music. Boston: Eleanor Eubank. Co
lumbia university, New York; Lillian
Lockwood University of Texas. Aus
tin: Sarah Bridgers, High school,
Washington, D. c.; Sybil Shedd, State
normal school, Los Angeles, Calf;
Mildred Hood. San Antonio, Texas;
Marion Bowden, State normal school,
Los Angeles, Calf; Ada Davis, State
normal school, Los Angeles, Cal1f-s
Marbry Henning. Leland Stanford uni
versity, Calf: Marguerite Darbyshire,
Baker university, Baldwin. Kansas;
Birdie Hawkins. Randolph Macon
school, Va; Mary Weeks. Georgetown
ScnOOl, TeXaSs margaret OdpleS, f1ollA
wood convent, Hollywood. Calf; VIC
let Aiken, Rose Stolaroff, Louise Sis
terman, Guida MAYER. Kate Mulcahy,
Eliza beth Barnes. University of Texas,
Austin: Grace Wingo, Tarrytown on
the Hudson, n. Y, The Castle"
Messrs: Norman Morrison, John
Burch. University of Texas. Austin;
Edgar Virden, Chicago university,
Chicago: Charles Kilburn, West Point.
\. Y: George Easter, Boston school Of
technology. Boston; Frank Lyons, Uni
versity of Texas. Austin; Lawrence
Stevens, Wesleyan school, Conn; VIII
Hawkins David Mulcahy. Joe Wor-
sham, Hugh Caldwell, University OF
Texas Austin: Randall Ormsbee, Co
lumbia university, n. Y; Lewis Blume,
University of Texas. Austin; Adkins
BoWden. Georgetown university,
Washington; Lloyd Stanton, Kentucky
Military school, Carl Goodman, Ken
lucky Military school, Lyndon Ky;
Vernon Lyman. University of Texas,
Austin; Paul Nafe. Wesleyan school,
Connecticut; Randall Kilburn, Carne-
gle technical school. Pittsburg, Pa;
Harry POnsford, Columbia university,
n. Y; Raymond Campbell, Berkeley.
university, Cal; Hicks Tooley, Henry
Goggin, Kingsley's school, Essex
Falls, N J.; Lewis Cochran, Univer-
sity of Texas, Austin; John Loretz
Charlottesville. Va; Ernest Myles.
Lausanne Switzerland: Grady Weeks,
Georgetown, Texas; Jesse Payne, Ran
dolph Macon, Va; Paul Ellis, Clark
Wright, Robert Hardaway, Inman
Sharp, Allen Shirley. Univerity OF
Texas, Austin.