Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
MANY STUDENTS IN
SUMMER SCHOOL
That at Delaware College Opened
Yesterday With a Total En-
rollment of 141.
Special Correspondence OF Every Evening

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Newark, June 29.-With I41 students
enrolled the first dav the prospects are
that the enrolment for the sixth annual
Delaware College summer school vii |
exceed 200 by the end of the week. The
summer school opened yesterday and will
continue for SIX weeks. A large number
of teachers from various parts of the
State who could not get to Newark yes
ttrdav are registering today.
The school got into full swing this
morning when all classes were organized :.
The entire day yesterday was devoted
90 registration. Excellent accommoda-
tinns have been provided for those at
tending the school The women are
martrrcd in the dormitories at the
Momen's College and Harter Hall, Della
ware College and the men have rooms at
one of the fraternity houses. All get
their meals at the Commons.
OF the Ill registered Yesterday only five
were men which would indicate that
men at least in Delaware are giving up
the teaching profession. According to
Professor w. A. Wilkinson. director of
the school the students are better pre-
pared as a whole than in former years.
The four year high schools of the State,
he says are largely responsible for this
fact.
One fact that the matriculation cards
of those who registered yesterday showed
was that a larger percentage than ever
before have registered for the art courses,
including school drawing, industrial art
and the appreciation of art. This is
also true of the music course.
OF the Ill who registered yesterday
ll3 are Delaware teachers. Twenty
seven are from MARYLAND and one from
Pennsylvania. OF those from Delaware,
Wilmington sends eight. rural New Castle
county, 23; Kent county 81 and Sussex
county 80.
Thursday evening DR.. Samuel c. Mitch
ell president of Delaware College and
Mrs. Mitchell will give reception for
the students and faculty at their home
''Thc Knoll DR.. Thomas +. Finegan,
superintendent OF public education in
PENNSYLVANIA VIII he the guest of honor
Previous 10 the reception DIR. Finegan
will be entertained at dinner by Professor
an- Mrs. W. a. Wilkinson. After the
reception DR. Finegan will deliver the
first of the series of lectures which will
be a feature of the summer school. The
lecture will be delivered in Wolf Hall and
his subject viii be, Some of the Immedi-
ate Demands of the Public School.
THE PERSONNEL.
The students enrolled Yesterday were
as follows:
Nilmington-A Lincoln Roop, Eliza
beth = Mcdaniel. Jean Elizabeth Fulton, |
Harnett G. Catchen, Amy Guest Lloyd, |
Phyllys Virginia Bum, Margaret c. |
McDermott and Martha NJ Simms.
Rural New Castle County-Madge |
Nickerson. Lora III. Little, Mrs. Emma ID. |
Evans. Sarah Casho Brown, Emily P. |
Carpenter. lrma X. Jaquette, William |
Paul Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore T. |
Martin of Newark; Florence c. Kohl, |
Sarah NJ Manlove and Gladys M Hop |
kns Of Middletown; Grace Elizabeth |
Weeks Anna NJ. Danzenbaker and Bertha |
NJ Richards Of Claymont; Isadora A. |
Bradley and Elizabeth May Brown OF |
Porters; CorInne II. Sheldon, of Glasgow: |
Grace T. Thielman, Of New Castle; Rebs |
: Rrttenhouse, Townsend; c. Myrtle |
Collins, Port Penn; Edith L. Nollaston, |
Elsmere: Margaret A. Lafferty Hockessin |
Ethel X. Guer, Rockland
Kent County-MInnie Hill, Leora |
Kent. Alma MCknett Helen l. Locates, |
Catherine Hughes and Anna Lister Of |
FELTON, ;. Elizabeth Station, Florence |
l.. Griffith. Rhoda Mssten, and Nettie |
;. Moore Of Dover: Mary H. Darby. |
Violet l.. Otwell, Myrtle +. Otwell and |
George Z. Swain Of Harrington; Helen |
T. Start. Lulu V. Robinson, Elsie Z. |
Nowland and Julia W Griffith OF Symrna:
Addie T. Williams Mrs Marie Seemans |
and Mary /. johnson Of Clayton; Edna |
Y Longrell, Mildred f. Griffith and Eliza |
beth l. Heath OF Milford; Bessie Virdin |
and :. Catherine Johns OF Kenton; Alice |
NJ Turner and r. Ella Catterson OF |
Cheswold; Fanny Marvel, Wyoming: |
Mary {. Hoev, FredeTica; Margaret |
Moore, Magnolia; Mary SkrIvan of |
Hartley.
Sussex Countv-Mv1tle W. Brown, |
Nav Belts. Nancy B. Truitt. Catharine |
W Lee Florence Isaacs, Mamie G. Still, |
Helen NJ Butler. and Grace f. Hastings |
Of Bridgeville: Ida J. Rawlins, Ida NJ |
kay, Roberta c. Burton, Lucie Ellis. |
Bernice VI. Galloway, Elsie L. Hudson and |
Margaret W. Hill Of Seaford; Marguerite /
West Miriam Chamberlain, Naarnah /
Daisev Olive NJ Hudson. Dorothy May |
Melase and Harry A. Goodwin. Jr., of
Frankford; Sadie T. Jones, Paul Judy. A.
Virginia Lyons, " +. Hamer and Mary
NJ Hank, OF Greenwood; Mamie A. Col
Inns, Matte Kenney, Sallie r. Dolby,
Anna Mary Studlev, Of Laurel: Estella ].
Jones, Bessie 4. Wilkins, and Villa G.
Messick Of Milisboro Delernan NJ. Petty
John and Anna NJ. PettyJohn, Glendale;
Ethel BOokhammer and Dorothy Rust,
Lewes; Anna X. Shorb and Ruby B. Hill,
Cannon; Emma TAYLOR, Houston: Eugenia
ii Wiltbank, Milton; Amanda Pretty
man, FairmOunt Lydia Edith Evans,
Millville; Sarah +. Rutt, Geo. tgetoWn;
Birda Parker, Dagsboro; Miriam T. Wood,
Bethel: Eliza j. Ellis, Oak Grove; Iriss
Irene Ireland, Lincoln; EugenIa W Brown,
Delmar and Lena NJ. Pepper, HarbesOn.
Marvland-Marv E. MalOney Frances