The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-09-28
MANY YOUNG FOLK
90 FROM THISCITY.
TO BIG COLLEGES.
Leading Universities
Mecca of Students
Prepared Here
ARE IN HIGH FAVOR

IW/HEN the mainland universities
wv and colleges open, during the
coming week almost every large instr
tuition win have representation f.om
Hawaii. There are few cities Of the size
of Honolulu that send such a great num-
Der of young men and women to the
seats of higher education. Many Of the
Honolulu boys and girls have taken an
active part In the activities Of their re-
spectiye colleges, whether IL be along
athletic, literary or social lines, and
have done we'll enthusiastically.
The largest "eOlony" of Hawaiian
students may be found at Cornell. AZ
cording to latest reports there will be
more than dozen who would return
to complete their education this FAIL
r. Alexander Anderson and Jack Nor
will come back as seniors. The former,
the son Of Doctor Anderson Of this
city, is on the glee club and has TAX
en- part in many track meets, hurdling
being his specially. Moir rowed bow
on Courtney 3 crew in the Yale, Prince
ton, and Pennsylvania races last spring.
Gilbert futile, who is a sophomore, won
the competition for editorship on the
Cornell SUM-" which is recognized as
the largest college daily Among 9TH
ers at Cornell are John Watt, Goodale
Moir, Malcolm Tuttle, viii Morgan,
Ralph Gray and Philip Ovenden. Stan
ley Mott-Smith, who graduated from
Punahou last June, enters Cornell as
a freshman. B.. fN. 3
At Yale there will be eight students
who hail from Honolulu. Harry Stein
err, captain Of last years water polo
team, has finished one year in the
Yale Law School, Herman Won Holt
will be senior and is q leader in his
class. He is O "YD football man,
playing tackle, and will be the captain
of the 1915 water polo team. Herricb
Brown, who has been interested IN
the cross-country team also will be a
senior. In the Junior class are Jack
Gait, prominent socially and on the
Dewitt Alexander, who was a member
Al D
intercollegiate championship, begins
Of Rev. Mr.. Okamura of this
city finishes his work in the di
vinity school Carter Gait, who left &
great football record behind him al
Westminster school, becomes a YAH
freshman. - fsaS
| The local boys at Harvard this yea
will be Harold Kerr, Vernon Tenney
! and Hartwell Carter. II VIII Hitch
cock returns he should figure in athlet
les. He pitched for his freshman base
bah team, and seems to be following
his brother Rexford's example.
/ AT Michigan there is Leslie WisharG
Kenneth Bond, Douglas Bond and Pons
Pal Tong Word also comes that Bill
Achi and James Hind may be student
this year at Ann Arbor.
5 Alfred Young win study law q
: Stanford this year. Other students a
J this western university are Lyl
Holmes and Miss Helen Peterson.
= At Wesleyan, Farrant Turner capa
bly, upholds the honor of Hawaii. H
. Is the captain of the swimming team
G and prominent member Of Psi Upsil
on fraternity. 81 ft .ot
. Allan Renton begins his sOPhomOr
!. wear at Wisconsin, and although
freshman last year he t'made" tn
n glee club, and this year indications ar
that he will be the soloist on the gle
{ clubs Christmas trip throughout tn
southern states. Joseph Harrington bt
a comes a freshman at this great stat
@ institution. srFN
/ -Four girls from Honolulu are enrolle
f ! At the University Of California. The
are Pomona Marks, Margaret Smiti
Louise Edinger aud Dorothy Hoog
all of whom have recently graduate
| from .Punahou. Marston Campbell J
4 enters his second year, after strenr
O Gus competition in the business dePar
q ment of the "Daily Californian.
e Among Honolulu girls who will r.
Il turn to Smith College at Northampton
:. Massachusetts,, are Doris Taylor, He
" en- Jones, Katherine Jones, Elizabet
l. Low. Florepee Ballou and Hester Pratt
# At Wellesley coming hack this fall
e Miss Dorothy Peterson, Katherir
ii Kerr enters as freshman.
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