Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-09-05
MANY WILL LEAVE
TO ENTER COLLEGE
LARGE NUMBER OF oTTUMWANs
TO ATTEND SCHOOLS
DURING YEAR. N.

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further triumphs In the halls Of know
ledge will be claimed in large numbers
by many colleges and universities both
In Iowa and other sections of the
country during the next month. Some
Of the students have already left for
the schools of their choice and the
rest will leave at intervals until the
early part Of October when the last OF
them will have hied themselves to
their books and class rooms. Ottum-
wa will be represented at different
schools over the country extending
from as far west as Colorado to Mas
sachusetts, the most eaotern point.
Most Of the students, however, will be
confined to their native state. While
many have already chosen the school
which they will attend, yet there are
some who have not yet decided and
who will be in their places at some
higher institution of learning when
the school bell begins sending out its
summons. The roster of college stu
dents includes not only those who
are returning to the schools where
they have already spent a year or
more, but also a large number who
are Just setting sail on quest for
knowledge and wisdom.
The state institutions, Iowa univer-
sity and Ames college, will as usual
have the largest quota of Ottumwa
high school graduates and others.
Iowa will have among it's students the
following from this city: Misses
Kathryn Brady, Margaret and Eliza
beth Neasham, Beatrice Blackmar,
Ruth and Alice Cummings, Gladys
Stump, Lena Long, Helen Rowe, Helen
Nelson, Mildred Whitcomb, Florence
McInerney, Marie Millett, Helen Haw,
Villa Turner; and, Charles Smith, Leo
Garvin, Thomas Gardner. Frank Nc
Kee, George and Louis Killinger, Paul
Box, Victor and Vreeland Tharpe,
Royal Friend, John and Fred Nevin,
John Brady, Herbert Ballard. Vernon
Buxton will enter the university high
school at Iowa City. Numerous 9TH
ers are undecided whether to enter
Iowa or some other school. ~
The following will 60 to Ames:
Misses Florence Swenson, Alice Blum
dell. Neya Schafer, Mae Carr, Mabel
Burgess, Hazel Chisman and Erie Will
son; and, Logan Mckee, Ralph Burke,
John Davis, Clyde Erskine, Morrell
Foster, Fred Wilson. Eugene Parker,
Mark Parsons, Brown Thralk Lyle
Blundell, George Evans, Orville up.
Misses Blanche Root, Lois King and
Lydia Fielder and Benjamin Ellsworth,
Ives Calhoun and Earl Sheperd will be
at Grinnell. Lake Forest will include
in it's enrolment Miss Aletha Kranz,
Robert Mason, Thomas Bosworth, Yer
non Downs and Mason Armstrong
Miss Thelma Davidson and Miss Melva
Stewart will study at Cornell college,
Miss Dorothy Harper, Miss Carita
Rankin, Walter Schafer, Fred Rankin,
Clarence Ries and Herman Ellsworth
will persue their studies at Chicago
university. Miss Mignon Baker and
Miss Hazel Overman will enter the
national kindergarten college of Chi
cago.
At Harvard there will be War
rem Gardner, and Howard Root.
Walter Wachtler. and Donald Key
Root. Walter Wachtler and Donald
Keyhoe are studying at the United
States Naval academy, and Miss Ruth
Wood will continue her work at the
New Haven normal school Of gymnas-
tics. New Haven, Conn. Wymer Jor-
dan will return to Dartmouth with
Frank Fielder Miss frame Hall and
Miss Ruth Graham will leave in Octo-
Der for Aurora, N. Y, to enter Wells
college.
Miss Gertrude Kerns will be at Cir
ton school, Winnetka, ILL.,, Miss Lillian
Lewis at Rockford, ILL.,, and Miss Mary
Hall at the University of Colorado.
Miss Albertina Park enters Sioux Falls
college, s. D., Miss Marion Hallberg
and Miss Blanche Cross, Northwest
ern university. Miss Jessie Bishop and
Miss Madeline Edgerly Denison uni
versity at .Grenville,' Ohio, and Miss
Elizabeth Hutchinson Monticello COL
lege in Godfrey, ILL., Miss Vera Old
ham goes to Oberlin college and Miss
Mae La Pointe Carthage college Miss
Evelyn Hall will return to Kansas
at Lawrence, Kan. Misses
Marguerite Mottet and Pauline Krafka
will be enrolled at the state normal
school at Cedar Falls. Miss Ann Cum
mings will enter Hyde Park high
school OF Chicago.
Clyde Harry, Arthur Woodrow. Mer-
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