Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-11
ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-FIVE OF
LOCAL ALUMNI AND RESI-.
DENTS ENROLL.
FIFTY PER CENT CLASS
OF 1915 CONTINUES WORK
Many Of the Students Going to Colleges
or Universities, and Some Will Do
Post Graduate Work Here = Iowa
Colleges Claim Good Percentage
Some Interesting Figures.

One hundred twenty five youns peo-
pie, largely alumni of the Marshalltown
undergraduates OF the local or other
schools and alumni of outside high
schools, will be enrolled this fall to
continue their studies. The large ma
jority Will enter colleges and univer-
sites, others will seek business college
! courses or training along professional
lines, and some will take post grad
uate work II the local high school.
The showing made this year is
greater than ever before, and is an in
crease of sixteen over last year, when
log were enrolled. The Iowa colleges
claim a good percentage OF the enroll
ulent. eighty of the l25 going, to
schools within the state. Iowa State
College, Ames, heads the list as
choice OF local students. having
twenty eight. The state university
! comes next. with eighteen; Grinnell
third, with thirteen; and Iowa State
Teachers College fourth, with ten. The
others are divided among other coll
, leges of the state.
Fine Showing Of 1915 Class.
The class OF 1915 OF the Marshall
town high school has set new record
for succeeding classes TO excel. This
record IS that so per cent of the class
IS to be IN school the first year follow
ing graduation. Most OF these will be
in college, while a few will enter bust
ness college and do post graduate
work in normal training and COM
cercia1 courses in the local high
school The class Of 1918 had fifty
four members. Twenty-six Of them,
or lacking one Of so per cent. are 10 be
in school this year. AS there are two
more members of the class who are
seriously considering going away TO
school. but who have 10. made up their
minds definitely, The prospects are that
the record will be slightly over so per
per cent instead Of little under. by
the time the college year opens.
One Hundred Five Alumni.
OF the 12o who are TO be in school
this year, los are members of the local
high school alumni. In addition to the
twenty-stx out of the class of 1915.
twenty are contributed by the class Of
1914. twenty-five by 1913. twenty lone
by 1912. Ave each by 1911 and 1910.
three by 1909. one by 1904. and two By
1903. The remaining twenty are made
up of undergraduates and those from
other high schools who are residents
here.
Compi-t-. Educationa: Surrey.
Superintendent Palmer, of the public
schools. has just completed an educa-
tional survey, in which interesting
facts concerning the education Of
young people OF the high school are
shown.
Not only are figures obtainable on
the number of young people in school,
but those who have been graduated
and do not enter college are looked
after.
A large per cent Of the girls who
have been graduated from the high
school enter at once upon teaching in
the rural schools. A splendid repre-
sentation OF these young women took
additional training during the summer
months in different Iowa colleges.
List OF Students.
The list of students from this city.
arranged by classes and the schools
they will attend, follows:
Class of 1915-Pearl Adams. Harry
Gabeiman. Lyle Surer. Beulah Wheeler,
State University Of Iowa: Alice Ha-
vens. Francis Wilcox. Iowa State Col
! lege: HERNIA Galloway Marie Miller.
! Mabel Parsons. Iowa State Teachers
! College: Lucia Hill, Grinnen College:
Kenneth Milne. Coe College: Lucille
| Rubee. Maud Wilson. Northwestern
University, Evanston. Ill: Mary Cum
nlings Clemewell Lay, Wellesley Col
I itge, wellesley, Mass: T,nle McCreery.
Byron Ruth. Princeton University,
Princeton. y. j.; Helen Willard. Smith
! College, Northampton. Mass: Rather
/ Inc Benedict, Lake Forest University
Lake Forest, H.; William Patton
/ Creighton College OF Law, Omaha
Neb.: Edna Perry, Central Iowa Bust
ness College; Dorothy Brooks. Georgia
4 Carey, Florence Jarvis. Ada Spencer
town high school
Ralph Meyer, Cornell College: John
Battin. Dorothy Moninger, Coe College:
Ella Waters, Iowa State Teachers
College: Isabel A1lard, Maurine Hovey
Helen Ogier. Grinne1l College; Wallace
Boggie. Roy Myers. Iowa State College;
Dean Lierle, State University Of Iowa;
Lenore Bullard, Vera Dillin, Drake
University. Mona yv'oTtes. E!!is:rerth
College, Iowa Falls; Van Evans
Creighton College Of Law, Omaha;
Maurice Hull, Cornell University
Ithaca. y. Y: Lois Glidden. Walter
Howard. Central iowa Business Col
Leg: HAT Smith Smith Leland Stanfnrt
University, Palo Alto. Cal; Ruth
wiltse. post graduate, Marshalltowr
high school.
Class Of 1913-Frank Andrews. Clar.
ence Calmus. Eldon Cole, Floyd De.
Butts. John F. Jarvis. David Lennox
Jr, Karl Mayer. Margery Mclean
Madge Newcomer, Archie Patterson
Iowa State College: Florence Teager
Floyd culley. Raymond Johnson. State
University of Iowa; Fay L. Smith
Dorothy Ogier, Ruth Miller. Grac.
Cooper, Gr!nnell College: Lecra Glen.
ems. Iowa State Teachers College
Ieona Birkeland, Hazel Norland. ST
Olaf College, Mortified, Mimi; Grac.
NJ. Grower. Moody Institute. Chicago
Florence Kellogg, Bradley POLYTECHNIC
Institute, Peoria. Ill
Glass OF 1s12-Ross Blodgett, Franz
Calmus, Rutherford Collins, Grac,
: Diehl. Donald Elder, Roscoe Packer
Eugene Stewart, Iowa State College