The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-09-11
Sk0WHEGAN HIGH GRADUATES
SEEKING HIGHER EDUCATION
Town Is Proud OF Ambitious Young
People

large number of Skowhegan young
people who are leaving town this fall
to enter colleges and institutions of
higher learning All of these young
men and women are graduates of
Skowhegan High School and as such,
are eminently fitted as students to
rank high in their chosen fields of
learning. The splendid ambition of
these boys and girls should be the
greatest incentive to the citizens to
get in closer touch with our local
schools and lift.
The young men who are returning
to Bowdoin are Arthur McQuillan,
Maurice philbrick, Lewis W. Brown,
Alec Thomson, Bruce II. NJ. White,
Warren Merrill The new entrants
are Cassimir Bisson. Harold Pooler.
Karl Philbrick, Irving Symonds,
Thomas Coburn. Roy Fitzmorris,
and Emery Dyer
John Wadsworth. Francis Friend will
continue their work at the University
of Maine and their new collegemates
will be Adolph Bisson, Raymond Fogg,
Percy Nutting and Lois Mantor.
Colby College will claim Ruby +.
Dyer, Eleanor Hawes. Rachel Conant.
Elliot Chase. Frank Huckins, Gladys
Chase, Joel Taylor, Doris Cover and
Libby Pulsifer.
Miss Agnes =. Mantor, who was Il
member of the faculty at Pennington
Normal School last year, will leave
next week to enter Boston University
School of Educaton Miss Elizabeth
Marsh. who was graduate of Farm
ington Normal School last year, will
enter the same institution.
Miss Beatrice Smiley, also gradu-
ate of Pennington Normal School.
will begin a course in nursing.
Corrine Salley. Adelaide Tobey and
Marion Adams have returned to Farm
ington Normal To complete their
work. Miss Anna Merrill has enter
ed Hunter College in New York. Miss
Chantal Bisson and Miss Nellie Ham
ilton will attend Burdett Business
College this winter Miss Lyle
Stinchfeld will enter Simmons col
lege and Miss Doris Wentworth Will
resume her studies at Mason Insti-
tue at Springyale.
Carl Tobey will go to a school OF
undertaking at Boston. Lauriston
Jacobs returns next week To resume
his studies at Wesleyan University
Adolph Gnblair and Ernest fara8-
will enter Burdett College tMs fa.l
Vivian hubbard and Kathryn Hueb.
in~ viii return Tor post gradual,
work Martha Steward is 10 attend
Michigan Agricultural College and
Richard L. TURNER the University oi
Pennsylvania Arthur curiyeau goes
to CLARK Goues, Worcester Mass
Edward Merrill To Bryant X Strattou
and Karl Roullra 10 Shaw Business
College.
John +. French at.,f pending a
few weeks with his pareut= will re-
turn to his studies at tho Emitted
States Naval Academy Annapolis
Md. Miss Esther French Will enter
Miss Wheaton, kindergarten School
Boston. Miss Molly Blunt will ente!
Wellesley Leon W. Symons will &c
to New York City to attend a schoo
of Optometry. Miss Elsie Rayner i,
attending Connecticut College. New
London, Conn. Earl Grundy will re-
turn to his work in Y NJ. c. A. Col.
/ lege Springfield, Mass. DR. Blynn o
Goodrich returns TO McGill College
Montreal to complete his studies
Donald Dumont has one more yeai
at Georgetown University.
Among recent graduates who al
ready hold positions of trust. ar,
Grace Paradis. employed by the Texas
Steamship Company of Bath; Vida
Beauford, Skowhegan Trust Com
pany; Fedora Lessor. ]. c. Griffin In.
surance Office