Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-18

The annual survey Of the members
Of the alumni of the local high school
has just been completed by the sup
erintendent Of schools. The question:
aire was directed especially to those
students who have graduated during
the past ten years and was given, as
in former years, to find If possible
whether the subjects of the present
high school curriculum were meeting
the demands of the local community.
In addition to the above motive the
office is very DESTROYS of keeping in
close touch with those who have help
ed make the institution what 1t Is by
their very careful and painstaking at
tendance to duty. The record which
came as a result of this investigation
is most gratifying.
Indecision in regard to college at
tendance this year is great because
of the increased cost of living at col
leges and universities; because of the
larger number Of positions opened to
graduates Of the high school on &C
count of enlistment and draft; because
Of the uncertainty which many of the
young men past 81 feel in regard to
the time at whiih they may be called
to service. All are conscious of the
strong demand for higher education,
but external circumstances have their
influence. Notwithstanding the dis
tinct decline which is being expert
enced turnout the United States in
college enrolment, Marshalltown will
have practically her usual quota who
will continue their studies during 1917
1918. ... ....
Members Of the alumni who will be
in college this fall or winter or have
been this summer, follow:
1904-Ross Salisbury, Boston School
of Technology.
1905-Madge Sparks, University OF
Chicago, summer Of 1917.
19O6-Maude Swingley, Chicago Kin
dergarten Institute, summer Of 1917.
1907-Ruth Bell, Chicago School OF
Music, summer Of 1917.
190s-F1orence Gustafson, University
Of Minnesota, summer of 1917; Mar
jorie Mcintosh, Central Iowa Business
College; p. Cad Morehouse, American
University, Washington, d. c.; How
ard l.. Sieg, State University Of Iowa;
Serena Tow, Grinnell College.
1911-Lorabel Richardson, Grinnell
College: Dale Rogers-State University
OF Iowa; Jennie Wells, Academy of
Fine Arts, Chicago.
1912-Ross Blodgett, Lyle Eason.
Donald Elder, Eugene Stewart Iowa
State College; Maurice Bernstein.
Merritt Mcmahon. Ethelyn Yount, State
Merritt Mcmahon, Ethelyn Yount, Stat
University Of Iowa; Alice Willard,
Academy of Fine Arts. Chicago.
1913-Frank Andrews, Clarence CAL
mus, John F. Jarvis, Archie S. Patter-
son, Iowa State College; Leona Birke-
land, Hazel Norland, St. Olaf College,
Mortified, Mimi; Dorothy Ogier. Ruth
Miller, Grinnell College; Alma Wright.
Iowa State Teachers College, summer
Of 1917.
1914-Isabel Allard, Dean Lierle,
State University of Iowa; Wallace
Boggie. Iowa State College; John Bat
tin. Coe College: Marjorie Busch. Ruth
Wiltse, Helen Ogier, Grinnell College;
Maurine Hovey, Maurice Hull, Roy
Myers, University of Minnesota; Hart
Smith. University Of Chicago.
1915-Katherine Benedict. Hazel Cor
don, Grinnell College; Maurice Battin,
Kenneth Milne, Coe College; Mary
Cummings, Clemewell Lay, Wellesley
College. Wellesley, Mass; Adeline Die
terich, Alice Ravens, Mabel Parsons,
Iowa State College; Hobart Kahley.
State University of Iowa; Anna Lar
son, Iowa State Teachers Colleges;
William Patton, Creighton College,
Omaha; Lyle Suter, Howard Univer-
sity.t Washington, D. CT; Helen Will