The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-23
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YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN PRE-
PAIRING FOR THE STERN
SOW SO BATTLE OF LIFE. Z
BAcHEIORT or ARTS HAS LEAD
ON THE MANY DEGREE
.!sE{.TjTItJif cFTKEPS HAS LEN

This month is seeing the exit from
Fairmont Of about sevcnty-ifve OF tue
younger generation, who are prepar-
ing for the battle Of life. Many col
,cges and universities of the middle
md eastern states will have in their
enrolment, names Of Fairmont
young people.
Willie state institutions are re-
ewing larger share of students
han previously, the eastern seminar
es are the meccas OF local desirers
# higher learning. In several cases,
PREVIOUS college attendants have en-
cred Fairmont schools this season.
Tho largest number pursuing sim
lie course, is claimed, Of course, by
hat OF Bachelor OF Arts. While en-
;ineerfng, law, medicine ana other
ranches Of tile nature are in evil
fence, the newer courses, pertaining
more to modern life are being taken
D. Dentistry, the highest paid OF
lodern sciences; forestry, the most
,ovel subject on the list; art. con-
isting of rural painting and maya
inc Illustrating; banking, bacteriol-
gy, and wireless, are the more out
f-co1nmon subjects
Most local students attending the
Vest Virvinia University, are high
chool graduates. Among the SEN
ors this year pursuing the Baclle-
or Of Arts course, are Mcssrs. Airing
mn Fleming. Ray Huffman, Stuart
Race and Miss Ethel Holt. David
Dean, formerly OF this city, but, now
OF the Varsity town, is in his fourth
YEAR at tile engineering school. Fred
lamison is in his third year OF
bachelor of Arts course, also Miss
Palsy Arnett. w. Kenneth Barnes
Is. in his third year of ia law course.
Among those who returned last week
for their second year at the UnfVer..
ity we're Mcssrs. Dalton simon
IScnna Clark, Paul Talbotht, Robert
Henry and Harold Hutchinson. me
new recruits from the nearest large
city tothe Varsity, are Misses Beatrice
Fall. Beulah Walker and Messrs.
Tphn Windsor, Rufus Yost, Robert
Talbot, Jr., and Wayne Shuttle
worth. Some local students took
their first year Of college work at
lie Normal school, and entered last
week on their second year OF such
work at the University. Among
lIese were Messrs. Homer Barnes,
Paul Hawkins, Jasper H. Colebank,
md David Kennedy. Miss Nell
orichard, o member Of last years
Freshman class at the Varsity, Is at
ending the Normal school this term.
ffesc facts speak well for the TO
mi varsity" Mr.. Russell Furhee, OF
formerly Of the Fair
mont High. will be freshman in
this year.
MI. Fay Smith returned to his
,tudies at West Virginia Wesleyan.
About twenty-five young people OF
his cityiare entering eastern colleges
his month, about sixty per cent. for
lie first time. Ernest Yost entering
ipon his third year at Johns Hop
Gins, Baltimore, where he IS receiv-
ng Doctor of Medicine degree.
Those entering the University Of
are John Burchinal,
architectural, and probably Robin
Iood, banking. !
Students to colleges down east are
Ntss Ruth Miller, to Boston Conser-
yatory of Music, formerly OF the COLI
ege for Women, Pittsburgh; Miss
Ruth Heintzelman. to Wellesley;
Miss Mary Frances Hartley, to Smith:
Miss Helen Miller, to Miss Halls,
Boston; Miss Margaret Ward
,Charleston) to Smith; Miss Caro-