Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-11-13

Rough Sea-; Mr.. Patterson of New
Hampshire State College, Delta, Delta;
X. A. Bruya. 81, our Chapter". Mr.
Tousey OF Worcester Polytechnic In
stitute, Gamma Sigma" Mr.. Packard of
Boston. Province Four; Mr.. Savage Of
Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Gamma Beta; Mr.. Hudson of Tufts
College, Beta Gamma: Howard i. Me-
Guire. '22. my Year in A. r. o.: II. l..
Edmidy, 20, tmedic) formerly of Brown
University. Gamma Delta; and J. II.
Duffin, "3. Looking Forward" The
initiates were: George Wallis Brock. Car
ton Joseph Collins, Harold jaw Dufrin.
Clifton Herbert Dyke, william Dana
Flanders, Bartholomew Francis Clarity
Charles Joseph Hinchey, Harry Austin
Plumb. Donald Harry Smith. Cornelius
Patrick sullivan and Charles Kimbal,
Worthen The committee In charge OF the
banquet consisted Of Robert VIII lam
Peden, 20. Ray Dan Adams, n, and Will
liam Henry Armstrong. q.
Acting President Guy w. Bailey OF the
University of Vermont left Saturday for
Chicago 20 attend the National Associa-
ton of State Universities meeting and
also meeting of the American Associa--
ton Of Agricultural Colleges and Experi-
ment stations. Dean j. w. Votey of the
college of engineering. also went TO at
tend the latter as did Thomas Bradlee.
director Of the extension service, who will
also attend Il meeting of committee on
extension organizations and policies.
Dean j. l.. Hills of the COLLEGE Of agricul-
ture who went to Boston will join them In
Chicago and attend the two latter meet
ings.
The directories of the students and
faculty. of the University of Vermont for
the year 1919-1920 came out yesterday and
are ready for distribution. The d rectory
shows that there are SiS students regis
tered. ga Of whom are from Vermont and
ia from 10 other States and six other
countries. including Syria. Siam. Porto
Rico, Nova Scotia and the Bahama Is
lands.
The summary of attendance by colleges
shows that in the college of arts and sci
ences there are 2is men and 100 women;
in medicine. 1o2 men; in engineering, ia
men and one woman: and in agricultural,
81 men and G. women. There is one pos.-
graduate student in the college of er gil
neering and one in the college of arts and
sciences
BY courses in the college of arts and SCI
taking chemistry; 80 men and i3 women
taking commerce and economics; four men
and five women taking education; seven
ence So men and two women taking pre-
medical work. % men ind 81 women taxi
Ing the classical course. and 10 men and
&c women taking special courses.
In the college of engineering "A men
and woman taking civil ~
ing; 66 men taking electrical engineer
ing, "A men taking mechanical engineer
ing and one doing post graduate work
In mechanical engineering.
In the college OF agriculture Ct men
are taking agriculture and 65 women are
studying home economics.
The classes In the college Of arts and
sciences are represented as follows 1920,
Is men and q women. total IS; 1921, 40
men, SO women. total 10: 1922, 70 men, 4s
women, total IN: 1923, LIT men, 70 women,
total, 2O6.
In the college of engineering. 1920, 90
men; 1921. 20 men; 1922. 40 men, one
woman, total 80; 1923, GO men.
In the college of agriculture, class of
1920. II men and II women, total %: 1921,
10 men, 10 women, total 20. 1922 II men.
II women. total "a; 1923, % men, 26 wom-
en-. total 40; making total in the aca-
demic college of 81 men and 80 women or
total of 100 in the class of 1920; 70 men
and 46 women or total Of 116 In the class
OF 1921; 1879 men and 66 women or total
Of Dos in the class of 1922 and 213 men and
l05 woiLen or a total of 3ls In the class of
1923, two postgraduates and five unclas-
sifed or TAG students In the academic
colleges, ass men and 26l women.
The medical college is divided as fol-
lows: Class Of 1890 % men; 1921. 81 men;
1892, II men and 1929 Is men, making a
total of 102.
The University of Vermont will be rep
resented in the New England intercolle-
giate cross country run, which will be
held at Franklin Park on November Is,
by the following men: Capt. Granger
%; MCGEE. %: Rowe. 81; Buck, 20;
Shepard. 20: Pierce. 49,; Osborne 90
Coburn. q.
At a recent meeting Of the Student
Union, the following men with alternat les
were selected to represent the college at n
student volunteer convention at Des
Mo!nes during the latter part of Deem
Der: NJ. c. Bond and r. O. Fowler of the
class of 1870, r. l.. Smalley and L. S. Bart
lett of the class of 1921, f. W. Lance and
G. r. Howe Of the class of 1922, and =. d
Clark and w. r. Austin. Jr.. of the class
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