South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-07
MANY LEAVE To
ENTER COLLEGES
South Bend Students Are
Either on Their Way or Are
Preparing to Renew Their
Studies in Few Days.

College days are approaching and
preparations are going forward III
many South Bend homes for the de
parture of one or more of the young
er members of the family for college
or boarding school. Some few have al
ready gone. Others Will leave this
week and next, but the majority will
not go until the last week in Septem-
Der Still others are yet undecided as
to where they will go and the dates OF
their departure are accordingly lndetl-
mite
Robert Swintz. of high school ORA
matte fame, left Friday for Purdue.
Charles Carlisle left Sunday. Other
Purdue Tlen are Richard Muessel,
LLOYD Mosiman, NCharles Buechner
Ray Zimmerman and Edward Will
liams.
Indiana university will get an IN
usually large colony of South Bend
boys and girls this year, some just en-
tering and some returning after one or
more previous years at the state
school Miss Dorothy Daily of st.
Louis. recently of South Bend, Will
come back TO the state to attend In
diana, and Miss Una Camp will return
TO enter upon her sophomore year
there. Glen Slick and Clifford Cassi
dy will be among the new entrants,
while those who are returning will be
y
Whitaker. George and John Shively.
John Elder. James Richter, Harold
Warner, George Omacht, Earl Jack
son. Earl Reeder and Harold Pulfer
Miss Helen Lent, who withdrew
from wellesley year before last Will
enter Wisconsin this year along with
Miss Eleanor Mueller. Those who re-
turn TO wisconsin will be Carl Ginz,
Charles Berteling, Henry Harper,
Verne Stephenson and Arthur and
Miss Mary Eastman.
Miss Martha Emmons, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Emmons, and Miss
Sarah Lippincott, daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. c. A. LippincOtt, will enter
Smith, where Miss IneZ Haeske and
Miss Jeanette Mack will be seniors
this year, and Miss Jessamy Fountain
a sophomore.
Miss Helen Miller, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. II. J. Miller, will go to ODER
lin, Misses Sarah Witwer and Mary
Russ to National Park seminary,
Washington, ID. G. Miss Helen Russ
will return to Wells college and Miss
Esther Crabill to Maryland Woman
college. Miss Olga ROsencrans has al
ready left for New Haven, Conn,
where she will enter physical train
ing school. Misses Helen Davies and
Frances Hitler Will return to Welles-
ley, and Miss Ruth Goeway to Mil
waukee DOwner at Milwaukee, Wis.
Among others of this years class,
Donald Elbel, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Elbel, will enter Exeter. Nor
man Booth Will go to the University of
Illinois, Vernon House, University Of
California, Everett Leisure to Leland
Stanford, and Herbert Forster to
Kirksville, Mo-, TO study osteopathy.
Returning to Kirksville will be De
Loise Downey, Clarence Williams and
Earl France.
Turrill Shonts will complete his
course at Illinois this year, as will al
so Ambrose Strong Others returning
TO Champagne will be Walter Bon
Durant Otto Kruger, Hovey Dodge
and Dale DOnahue.
Ewert Emmons and Earl Fries will
reenter Michigan, Paul PaXson, Ames
Ia, and Clifford Smith and Guy Wiser.
Cornell Phillip Nicar and Leland
Rowe will be seniors at Wabash. Ar
mold McInerny will enter Notre Dame,
while Mark L. Duncan, Edwin Som
merer and John Noelkers will resume
their studies there. Harvey Zaehner
will return to Harvard, Kenneth Kahn
to Case school at Cincinnati. o.. and
Everett Carr to Western seminary at
Chicago.
Woodson Carlisle. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. &. A. Carlisle, Will return to
Westminster school at Simsbury,
Mass, Tor MS last year. He has sue
cessfully passed preliminary eXamina-
tions and will enter Yale next year.
Miss Catherine Carlisle. who spent last
year abroad, will remain at home this
winter. Harold Schafer will reenter
Salisbury and Albert stephenson,
Wooster academy at Wooster, Mass.
number of the high school class
OF 1914 will take a post course at high
school this year with a view to enter
ing college next year: among these
will be Miss Helen Gregory and Miss
Esther Dean. Don LivengOod. presi-
dent of the class. and Arthur Fischer
will not enter college but are preparing
for an extended eastern trip in several
weeks.