Evening journal., 1921-09-24
ENGINEERING IS
POPULAR COURSE
Thirty-6ve New Students at
Delaware Also Elect Arts
And Science
EIGHT WILL TAKE
UP AGRICULTURE
sneclsl te rne Evenlnr JoarnaI.

Special to The Evening Journal
NEWARK. Sept 24.--Due prob
anly to the fact that the entrance
requirements have gradually been
on the increase the entrance class
at Delaware College OF the Univer-
sity OF Delaware is not as large to
date this year as IL was last year.
While there may be few more new
students who will enter during the
next few days. there is hardly a
possibility OF sufficient 20 make the
Freshman class as large as that OF
last year To date S4 new students
have been admitted to Delaware Col
lege-
At the Women's College the con-
diuons are just reversed The Fresh
man class is larger than last year,
but included are many students who
have entered for the two-year edu-
cational course which viii qualify
them to teach in the public schools
Of the State. There are about so new
students registered at the Women's
College
Al Delaware College last year more
than 100 new students started In the
Freshman class or the "a Fresh
men who have enrolled this year. 40
have elected the various engineering
courses. 35 the arts and science
course; eight the agricultural course
and one unspecifed. Those who have
registered for the arts and science
course are as follows.
d. NJ Dougherty. r. I. France, c.
W. Gibson. c. f. Green, J. A. Groves,
j. r Muhlig. II. Reitzes. p. r. Ri
nard. J. Sbritsky. p. A. Shaw and
W. j. wier OF Wilmington; e. "
Armstrong, J. S. Hoffecker, r. c.
Houghton and p. p. Steel OF Newark
J. r. deFord. r. G. Long and c. A.
Tfghman Of Smyrna; A. M. Fisher,
n. r. Jackson and c. d. Spaid OF
Dover; F. c. GIL and j. c. Snyder
Of Georgetown; r. X. Hoch OF Wood
side; II. H. Iank Of Seaford; A. V.
LawIess OF Henry Clay; W. N. Moore
of Seaford; II. S. Murphy Of Mil
ford W. O'Rourke of New Castle;
H. c. Sylvester OF Clayton; Elmer
c. Mccormick OF Bridgeport, n. j.;
+. G. Miller OF Northeast. Md; J. ].
Naughton OF Philadelphia; =. S.
Van Dyke OF Cecilton. Nd; and T.
c. walls OF Philadelphia.
Civil Engineering-F. L. Bradfeld,
d. A. Brown. r. W. Jones and T. II.
Turner OF Wilmington; c. p. Blest
and John McMurray. Jr., Of New
ark; NJ. Ableman OF Georgetown; +.
G.. Leach OF New Castle; ]. f. Neide
OF Yorklyn; X. d. Given Of North
east. Nd; r. p. Hunt OF Alden. Pa.
II. lckier OF Philadelphia: F. A. Mil
Ter OF chids, Md.
Mechanical Engineering-L. F
Connen. F. Murineaux and J. w
walker Of Wilmington; f. c. Nc
cabe Of Frankford; n. Pikus OF Do.
yer: 7. Prose. Delaware City; II
s Daniels. Penn's Grove. n. j.; =
d. Watt Hamonton. n j., and l.
Yarnau OF Cochranvilie, Pa
Electrical Engineering. Crew
and ". ]. Lank OF Wilmington; T. c.
Hudson Of Milford; 3. A. Jones OF
Woodside: A " Krewatch Of Del
mar: c. II. O'Brien OF Kelton, Pa
G. N. Shuster OF Eikton. Nd; A. II.
Turner Of Wilmington. NJ. ]. Bower
and r. W. Cam OF Camden. n. ].
Chemical Engineering - II. NJ.
Donaldson. 2. A Green. II. II. He'd
ger, W r. Manning and W. L. Nor
gan OF Wilmington: r. J. Garatwa
OF Newark; L L. Jaggard OF West
Berlin. y. j. and G. II. seitz OF
Gordon Heights.
Agricuiture-K. J. Crothers oi
Northeast. Md: J. II. Deputy. Mil
ford: NJ F. Hastings, Jr., Delmar
W. C. HATFIELD. Greenwood; II. c
Hurn, Elmer. n. j.; II. c. Lowber
Dover; ]. P. Skewis OF Milford, an'
W. d. McKelvey OF Kennctt Square
Unspecifed-w. H F. Pierson. Jr
OF Wilmington.