Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-24
100 NEW STUDENTS
ENTER DELAWARE
OF the Freshman Class Majority
Have Enrolled for Engineer
ing Courses.
Special Correspondence OF EvcryEvening

Special Correspondence of EvcryEvening
Newark. Sept. 2i-Morc than q ma.
jointly of the members of the Delaware
College Freshman class, which is about
100, have enrolled for the various engineer
ing COURSES. There are also large number
of arts and science students, 33 enrolling
for that course, and only seven for agricul-
turc. The number who take engineering
has been increasing each year since the
war.
The work - now well organized in col
legc and every place on the faculty, with
one exception, IS filed. THIS vacancy will
he filled IN n short time. There are n
number of new members of the faculty
tins year. DIR. Walter 3ullhen. the new
pr,sidcnt, is in personal charge of the
eSecutlvework The members Of the enter
ing class are:
Arts and science course-M. A. Akin,
g.. L. Alexander, II. T. Armstrong, +. $.
Ash g.. r. Ash, II. T.. Baynum, G.. b.
Rreunnger, III. l.. Corkran, J. II. Donald
son, | ;. Elliott, G. Everett, T.. l.. Gcd-
hing, J. 4. Groves. II. III. Grubb, A. Gund-
lack VI. IIarwtz, j. 5. HofTecker, j.
iIousman, W. II. Hurst, III. Levine, III. W.
Malone, G. W. Murray. II. B. Pierce,
u y. Ramsey, T. +. Records, J. Shapiro,
W. :. >hocklcy, G. ID. Spaid p. p. Steel
+. l.. Townsend, W. l.. Valiant, G.. l..
Walker and :. Xollett.
Chemical enginoering-William Ander-
son, j. NJ. Chapman. NJ c. Johnson, r. l..
McWhorter, W. X Mendcnhall, J. T..
Mortimer, Y. l.. Potter, .Jr., j. III. Schae-
fer, G. A. Smith, + B. Smith, NJ. W. Ter
rill and Il. Walker.
mechanical cngneenng-A. +. Arm
strong, H. Danidlc, J. II. Deputy. G. b.
Downing, j L. Fox, A. O. III. Grier, Jr,
J j Joycc, Y. A. Lcamy, J. r. Row, t. p.
Rose, II. NJ. Swan, L. Taylor, +. T.
Nansant and y. II Warner.
Electrical engnccriug-C. II. Blest,
N. W Cliff, J VI Burdgc. Jr., r. T. Ellis,
&. Etter, L. W CHM, +. h. Gradwohl,
J. v. Humee, T. ~ Jackson, H. r. Nc
Cmre G.. H. Mckrachan, III. II. Mote,
y. u. Owens, g. Robinhold, Il. III. Roomcr
p. II. Secry, X. :. Sicgrist, +. NJ Smith,
}. G Tripoltio and r. n. Winters.
Civil engineering X. Foster, c. G.
Fouracre, II T.. johnson, III. 7. Kirk.
y. VI. Middleton, II. Il. Price, V. Tom
pone, r. Walsh and c. t. Willis
Agriculture II. :. Barker, J. A. Frear,
lr., O.. T. Herman, G.. Houghland. +. S.
Mcdowell III. a. Num-, j. T.. Smyth
Special studcnts-W. 7. Cooper and
V. II Booth.
The members of the faculty and their
subjects follow:
Dr. Walter Hulhhen, president.
DIR George A. Harter, professor Of
mathematics and physics.
Professor Elisha Conover, professor Of
ancient languages and literatures.
Dean Edward Laurence Smith, pro-
fcssor Of modern languages and Eteratures.
Professor Merrill Van Giesen Smith,
professor Of mechanical engineering.
Professor Clinton o. Houghton, profes-
sor Of biology.
DR.. W. Owen Sypherd, professor of
English
Dean Charles A. McCue, professor of
horticulture and director of the experiment
Al station. ,s~
p Professor Charles l. Penny, professor of
chemistry.
DIR. Earnest Vancour. Vaughn, pro-
fersor Of history and political science,
DIR. Thomas +. Manns, professor of
plant pathology and soil bacteriology.
DIR. Charles c. Palmer, professor of
hscioriology and hygiene.
Professor George A. Dutton, professor of
English.
Professor William A. Wilkinson, pro
lessor Of psychology and education.