La Junta tribune., 1914-08-22
sCMooL CaUlas sCAEIlEl-
C1ass of 1914 WIN Attend Thlsseea
Colleess xineeeen. .Dendenss
Entes Elghs Pyuseasioas.
By Bers splsel.


The lass Of 1914 viii be well rep
resented in college this coming win
Ter. II the plans Of the different
members do not miscarry. OF this
class larger proportion will go TO
college perhaps than OF any class
proceeding It. A wide range OF vo-
cations has been covered by the
young people In their choice and
many different professions will be
represented by the members OF this
class In future years. As Is perfect
~ natural In q class the size OF last
years class. some are yet. undecided
what their choice VIII be. Some
are compelled by circumstances to
remain out n year with the inten-
tion OF going away next fall. Not
only In choice OF vocations did the
class Of 1914 show diversity but al
20 In choice Of colleges. Those who
20 away will be scattered over the
larger part Of the United States.
Miss Hulah Black. after short
visit to Greeley this summer has de-
cided to go to the State Teachers
college In that city. with the idea OF
preparing for teaching. The State
Teachers college is fine school and
II IL hardly possible that anyone
would make mistake In going there
Sam Chutkow. the star scholar OF
the class. will attend the School OF
Mines. at Golden. and will take the
course In Mining Engineering. The
School Of Mines. both by reason OF
its natural location and equipment
Is one OF the very finest schools OF
engineering in the country.
Lucille Collins will go to the Uni
versity OF Kansas, which is situated
At Lawrence. Miss Collins has been
in Lawrence for several weeks look
ing the ground over. She will take
q general course togther with mu-
sic.
Houston Dameron intends to go to
Colorado Agricultural College which
Is located mt Fort Collins. Mr.. DAM
eron will take course In one OF the
branches Of agriculture.
Douglas Cook will not attend
school until next winter. He also
thinks OF taking engineering and will
attend either Colorado University or
School OF Mines.
Harold Gilliland has not fully de-
cided whether he will go TO school
this coming winter or wait year.
lie will take a general sc;cnce course
and will attend Gettysburg college
nj Gettysburg. Pa.
Frank Harrison has not fully de-
cided 10 70 yet. but he will probably
take a general course nj Colorado
College II he decides TO go.
Marian Helm viii take course ia
Domestic Science with the idea OF
teaching. She has not chosen the
college but fayors Detroit.
May Helm has already Joined the
rank OF teachers. She attended
Greeley summer school aud has Sc
cured n school for the coming win
ter.
Arthur Helm IL as yet undecided
but iayorS Colorado Agricultural col
lcge.
Moreno Ircian will attend the State
Normal OF California which II iocat.
ed at Los Angeles. She Will study
Domestic Science In preparation for
teaching.
Lloyd Larsen will attend Colorado
College and take course In busi-
ness and banking. This course IL q
recent addition 10 the curriculum Of
that Institution.
Kent McCa,fcy will not 70 ~
school until ncxt fall. lie figures
on taking Pharmacy aud favors Chi.
caso UniverSity.
Arthur Mccune intends To go 10
Colorado Agricultural college for
The study Of AGronosny.
Jessie Moore Will attend Geneva
College u Geneva. "a. THIS II .
school maintained By the Reformed
Prssbyterisn church and II widely
ksown % IN sxcelleat institution.
Paul and Rose Nuffss VIII 60 70
Na0ssvtlls College asas Chicago.
Coea or viil take . sssssai
ssssss as1 also nssle. shs isss ~