Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-12-09
54 SALEM
STUDENTS
AT OREGON
All Departments of
University A t t ract
Marion County Men
and Women

University Of Oregon, Eugene,
Dec. Especial. marion coun-
ty has ninety students registered
at the University Of Oregon. OF
these fifty-four are from Salem,
sixteen from Silverton, five from
Woodburn, three from Aurora,
two from Stayton, two from Mount
Angel, two from Jefferson, two
from Hubbard and one each from
SCOTS Mills, Turner, Waconda and
Aumsville. Thirty-six are fresh
men, twenty-five are sophomores,
thirteen are juniors, seventeen are
seniors, one is special and one is
a graduate students.
Salem List Long.
Those from Salem are Frank j.
Chapman, William B. Ashby, Will
lard G. Marshall, Theodore r.
Paulus, Roland f. Randall, A. Leo
Sites and Ralph S. Hamilton, all
freshmen in business administra-
tion; Evan deMuth Jones, Paul H
Staley and Asel G. Eoff, all fresh
men in economics; Ralph r. Bailey
and George A. White, both fresh
men in law; Milton B. Steiner,
Roland Reinhart and Nellie A.
Rowland, all freshmen in zoology;
Florence w. Blake and Myrtle
Pelker, freshmen in English
Helen Rose, senior in romance
language; Margery Gilbert, senior
in education; Mary M. Goodin,
senior in architecture; Don w.
Bradford, sophomore in architec-
ture; Paul E. Davies, freshman in
architecture; Ben Maxwell, fresh
man in journalism; Doris Il. Nep
tune, freshman in physical educa
tion; Philip II. Ringle and Ken
meth II. Waters, both sophomores
in business administration; Jesse |
Il. Walker, sophomore in pre-engi- |
AOOilh6, Ihu IVA iOCIOit oOpuo-
more in fine arts; Margaret M.
Griffith, sophomore in education;
Helen d. Idleman, sophomore In
English literature; Gretchen
Brown, sophomore in English;
Florence Il. Cartwright, sopho-
more in journalism; Verden e.
Hockett, sophomore in zoology;
Holda c. Tillinghast, sophomore
In physical education; w. Earl
Shafer, sophomore in mathema-
tics; Phyllis Walker, sophomore in
English literature: Lyle P. Bar
tholomew, senior In architecture;
Muriel Mckinley, senior in Eng
lish literature; Kenneth G. Legge
and Merrill d. Richmond, both
Juniors in architecture; William
A. Rosenbraugh, Junior in law;
Bernice M. Rice, junior in Eng
lish literature; Olga Wickberg,
senior in education; Ford e, Will
son, senior in chemistry; Donald
7. Randall, senior in law; Frank
X. Power, senior in zoology; Max
inc Buren,, junior in normal art
Leah H. Greenbaum, junior In ro-
nance language; George w. King,
junior in economics; Bernice j.
senior in Latin: Wal
colt q. Buren,, senior in zoology;
Leon A. Culbertson, junior in
business administration; Herbert I
j. Darby, senior in economics;
and Victor d. Bradeson, graduate
student in law.
Silverton Sends 16.
Registered from Silverton are
Marion F. Taylor, freshman in
botany; Mildred Il. Youel, fresh
man in English literature; Bea-
trice G. Amundson, freshman in
physical education; Olivio A. De-
Guire, freshman in history; Theo-
dore e. AmustutZ, freshman in
law; Edna M, Largent, sophomore
In physical education; Hugh G.
Latham, sophomore in business
administration; Lois l. thinner
nan, sophomore in English litera-
lure; Lyle L. Janz, sophomore in
journalism, Kunt Digerness, soph-
omore in journalism; Sylvin e.
junior in economies;
Sephus w. Starr, junior in busi-
hess administration Mary d, Lar
gent, senior in zoology; Marc l.,
Latham, senior in business admin
stration, and Frank Aim, special
Itudent. 4
Those from Woodburn are Alvin
.. Grimm and Bertrand Gooding,
10Th freshmen in law; Ruth NJ.
Austin, senior in journalism;
Ilenn S. McGonegal, senior in fine