The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-29
People and Events
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COLLEGE SET TO SOON
MAKE THEIR EXODUS

With the approach of fall the High
School and college boys and girls are
preparing for the return to study,
bidding goodbye to summertime house
parties, camps and all the other good
times of the vacation period.
Members of the college set will have
packed tennis racquets and golf sticks
to leave within the next few weeks
for their various schools
Miss Audrey Keller, winner of the
scholarship and the English prize at
Gwinn preparatory school. VIII enter
Converse, as will Misses Aline Bon
! acker. Marie Born and Elizabeth
Oerting.
Miss Ruth Dewberry, a junior at the
high school last year, has taken
summer course and received her diplo-
ma, which entities her to entrance at
National Park Seminary, Washington.
Miss Dolores Brownson goes to Chevey
Chase and Miss Elizabeth Aiken to Mt.
Vernon Seminary, both in washington.
Miss Minnie Leah Mobiles. up to this
wear a student at the Woman's Col
lege. is the possesor of lovely So
nrano voice. She will continue her
musical course at the Cincinnati Com
servatory Of Music.
Miss Hazel and Margaret Maura viii
attend Southern Seminary IN Vlr-
gfnia: Miss Dorothy Forbes, Stuart
Hall. in stanton; Misses Mary Coney
and Elizabeth Edwards, Mary BaioWln
Seminary, in Staunton, ana MISS
Catherine McLane, Martina "asnins-
ton Seminary in Washington.
Pensacola will be represented at the
Gr@e.
Warrenton Country School, by MISS
Catherine Eitzen. while at the Hart
ridge school, Plainfield, n. j., viii pc
Miss Ida Malone.
Miss Janice Kahn will resume nef
studies at the famous old Southern
School Sophie Newcomb, in New Or
leans. as do Misses Lillian Thomas
and Julia Maxwell resume their work
at Lorraine Hail. Columbus, Ga
Misses Virginia Green and Joseph
inc Cottrell go to Palmer College IN
DeFuniak Springs.
AS usual, Tallahassee win be chosen
by numerous girls, and even more
than are registered have put IN their
applications, but have been refused
admission on account of lack of ac-
commodations. Those who have been
accepted are Misses ola Mae Davis.
fIOTGnCS 1>1SIPOilt, 0dAy
Jones, Louise Runyan, Elizabeth Ia
tom. Florence Tyron, Leta Wilkins.
The other pupils who win also return
are Misses Mary Beggs, Marjorie Pier
pont, Mary Holt and Ethel Paderick.
Misses Minnie and Elizabeth Oliver
win resume their studies at the Con-
vent in st. Louis. i
Miss Bertha Lischkoff, a graduate
of the class of 30, at p. III. S., will
enter Sophie Newcomb.
Newman McLane will take up the |
study of medicine at Tulane Univer-
sity, and John Bell will also return |
there. James Merwin enters the col
lege course at Marion Military Insti- |
tute, Ala.
Reginald DeSilva has the distinc- |
ton of being the winner of the Har-
ward scholarship offered to the pupil |
of a Southern college making the
highest average Mr.. DeSilva receiv-
ed his degree at the University OF
Florida last year.
Bill Smithwick, son of Congressman |
Smithwick, receives his diploma from
the University of Virginia this year
He has been attending Emory college.
McHenry Jones begin his law course
at the University of Florida, and Oil
yer Williams, and George Calhoun VIII /
also resume their work there, rs does |
Teddy Diaz at Springhill College, Mo-
bile, Craighill Brown and Benjamin
Robinson at Sewanee, Sewanee, Tenn,
Wright Reese at Auburn, Charles CO..
Inns. Sewanee Prep. School, Palatka,
Treadwell Covington, will enter the
University of Pennsylvania, Francis
Mitchell, Marion Institute, and Rich
ard Merritt. Wesleyan University,
Middleaon, Conn.,, with his brother
Jack Merritt who is already student
there. Kenneth Calm, Tulane Univer-
sity, New Orleans: Jack Brown and
Sam Rosenau, Georgia Tech, and
Oliver Semmes, Alabama POLYTECHNIC
cal Institute. Auburn, accompanying
Marion Watson and several other Pen
sacola boys. Bryant Meharg enters
the Marion Military Institute. Mr..
Meharg will take a two years course
to entering the u. s. Ma
val Academy at Annapolis. having re-
Gently received an appointment from
Congressman Smithwick.
LIZ RVENS TO MAKE THEIR