Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-22
IA STUDENTS ON
WHAKTON ROSTER
One Student Makes A Round
Trips of 81 Miles
Every Week

One hundred and forty-one students
are enrolled in the Harrisburg Exten-
sion OF the University OF pennsylvania
Wharton School, according to the
years roster for the first and second
year classes, announced to-day by uni
versity officlals.
Sixty-tive students are registered for
the first year work and 76 Tor the sec
ond year work, most of Harrisburg 5
leading industrial and commercial es-
adjustments are represented by one
or more students.
An interesting feature of the names
on the roster Is that such towns as
Lemoyne, Hershey, Shippensburg,
HummeIstown, Halifax, Mlddletown,
Dauphin and Carlisle are represented
! in addition to Harrisburg and Steel
ton. The fact that the youth from
Shippensburg must make round trip
of 81 miles four evenings week
shows how ready the ambitious young
men of Central Pennsylvania are to
take advantage of the opportunity af-
forded by the University Extension.
Use Quizmastcr System
| The students in the Wharton school
here are taught by the same system in
vogue in the Wharton School at Phila-
delphia-the lecture -quizmaster sys-
tenn. The man in charge of the course
|
evening at 7:45 o'clock and lectures
for two hours on the particular sub
| ject assigned. On the corresponding
night of the following week, the as
sistant to the professor in charge ap-
pears before the class and orally eX-
amines and discusses with the class
the subjects outlined by the lecture
the week before, as well as to discuss
any assignment that may have been
given the class. This is followed later
by two hour written examination.
| Teaching STAFF
| The university officials also made
public to-day the teaching staff for
the year. The teaching staff for the
first year courses is as follows:
Notwithstanding given by 1. D.
| Rossheim.
Tuesday-Money and banking, given
by Gordon b. Anderson, assisted by
Frank Parker.
Wednesday Corporation finance,
given by Theo. Grayson, assisted by
d. B. jeremiah.
| Thursday-Commerci law, given
by w. w. Pierson, assisted by w. p.
Raine.
The second year course teaching
staff is as follows:
] Monday-Industria management, j.
Russell Smith.
Tuesday Selling and advertising
Herbert Hess, assisted by Colin Min
ten.
Wednesday-G regulation
of business, Clyde King, assisted by
W. Wilcox.
Thursday-C Law II, w
P. Raine, assisted by Clarence N
! Calender.
The roster of students in the school
includes:
Second Year Students
1. W. Appler, Lemoyne; Fl. f. Asper
D. c. Becker, Wilson o. Black, w. A
Blacksmith, l.. /. Cargill, Steeltoni
r. S. Cation, c. S. Conrad, Steeltoni
b. S. Cornell, Steelton; A. B. Cumbler
G. 3. Detz, e. F. Eastright, P. Fl. Es-
mer. Steelton; ]. C. Fitzpatrick, C. A
Fornwald, E. c. Frey, F. L. A. Froeh.
Itch. ]. A. Gebbard, C. E. Gingrich, e
". Glace, r. II. Glenn, l.. E. Guarin
w. B. Haertter, S. s. Hecker, Steel
ton; j. H. Helm, Steelton; j. r. Hoff'
man, w. F. Hoy, l.. e. Hummel, j. j
Hursh, Steelton; L. S. Izer, e. f. Kell-
err, II. ]. Kessack, Steelton; w. f
Killinger, T. ]. S. Kishpaugh, j: w
Kline; IL. f. Kochenour, Jr., Steelton
r. F. Landis, Halifax; ]. H. Lee. A. F
Leeds, Steelton; j. E. Lehman, II
Levin. S. w. Livingston, r. McAllis-
ter, H. T. McFadden, ]. e. McManamy
r. S. Meek, r. B. Millar, Steelton; w
L. Minich, ]. r. Mohn, M. E. Morgen-
thai ]. w. Mumma, r. G. Mumma
Hershey: M. d. Myers, Steelton; l.. G.
Nesbit, J. #. O'Donnell, A. F. Petrasic
II. B. Raysor, N. j. Rintz, T. NJ
Rodgers, S. Schein, w: Seller
Dauphin; ]. S. Sides, ]. H. Simon, II
S. Smeltzer f. r.. Smith, Steelton; j
F. Snyder, e. r. Stauffer, r. G.. Stoner
III. r. Storey, II. c. Taylor, Steelton
]. B. Trostle, F. ]. Turano. NJ. l.
Vance, J. P. Wheeler, Steelton: C. w
Wolfe, Carlisle and Y. w. Worley.
/ First Year Students
! ]. D. Aldinger, w. A. Anderson. NJ
NJ Anderson, F. M. Balsbaugh, T. j
Bard, Lemoyne, r. A. Boil, C. d. Brin-
ser, Hershey, H. w. Brown, f. C. Bur.
ris. T. Y. Butterworth, w. E. Camp
bell, w. J. Coover, j. U. Diehl, w. II
Dimmicl<, Steelton; F. G. D. Dorwart
w. H. Eby. Jr., w. r. English. Steel
ton, H. H. Eshbach. NJ. B. Evans, C. E
Fox, James Frank, r. Gmgrich. D. D
Gurnett, l.. M. Hale, Shippensburg; q
NJ. Harvey, j. J. Helff. Hummelstown
j. r. Henry, J. p. Horning, ]. NJ
Hursh, Steelton; f. d. Jennings, ]. E
Keane. M. e. Keister W. E. Kell, f
r.. Kerlin, P. ]. Kirby, ]. A. Knier, s;
G. Lennon, Middletown; IT. r. Leon
ard, w. e. Lewis. r. b. Manley, J.
Il Macdonald, B. r. Malseed, F. s
Mayer, D. H. Messenger, Steelton; C
e. Miller, B. F. Morgan, H. ]. Muller
G. r. Neff, H. r. Neidig. Lemoyne
- = Ocy, J. H. Pauls. ]. F. Powers
w. M. Romig, ]. R. Rupp, Steelton
L. A. schlitzer, " d. sheafer, G. M
Shelter. r. Shoemaker, w. B. Stern
Lemoyne, L. B. Smith, Lemoyne, C. S
Snoddy, Lemoync, z. w. Smoke. Steel
ton. O. NJ Stroup e, F. Swisher