Evening journal., 1922-09-23
lore Than 200
| new STUDENTS
Er Boys and Girls in En-
tering Glasses at Uni
versity of Delaware
ACK OF FUNDS KEEP
SOME BOYS OUT

ecial TO The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. Sept 23.-More than
b young men and women were en-
led in the freshman classes OF the
lverslty of Delaware. 1875 in Del
|are College and 96 in the Woman's
llege when the institution was Of
Tally opened yesterday.
|Prclininary figures given out sew
HI days ago indicated that there
build be 1872 in the entering class
Delaware College. but a number
o had been expected 10 enter fail
to do so. In most instances this
s due to a lack OF funds the boys
the last minute falling to get
[ancial help necessary to carry
Rm through.
irhe Delaware College Freshman
IS however Is the largest with one
reption in the history OF the col
%. The one exception was sew
| Al days ago when a class of 1877
Us entered but that was at a time
en- the entrance requirements
| re lower than they are at this
he.
{Of the 1877 boys entering. &c are
m wilmington. % from rural New
| stle County. IL from Kent. 81
I'M Sussex and but IA from out
Q Of the state. Every one OF
ase boys have met the full entrance
|luirements OF IS Carnegie units |
|luired Of colleges and universities
the first class.
|rhe enrolment OF &c Freshmen
bm wilmington is the largest that
ever entered from that city IN
+ class. Sussex County also es-
|blished a record by sending 81 I
b. Another feature Of the now
ss Is the comparatively few en-
led from outside OF the state.
| The &c new students at the Wo-
|n's College makes n total enroll
|nt there It was announced by
Ian Robinson at the Convocation
|ercises yesterday OF 207 in sll
sses. or The new students 25
from Wilmington: 10 from rural
w Castle: 10 from Kent; % from
|Esex; Il from outside the state and
- from abroad. one OF those being
pm Bulgaria ard tho other from
|ance OF the total of 2o7 stu
|nrs in this college 43 arc COM
biting and 1874 live on the campus.
is is tho largest percentage since
? establishing OF the college. OF
hdents computing at one time.
is fact Z is explained by Dean
Ibinson is due to lack Of dormitory
bms as no more could he accom-
'dated on the campus. BY August s
all rooms were filled and after
b. students applying told they
Iuld be taken in case they could Z
minute.
I'm the below list or new students
Delaware College the residence OF
student Is given rather than the
.a;ion OF the high school from
Itch they graduated. The list fol-
vs.:
ON Wilmington.
John Nelson Abbott. Joseph All
IN. Francis Warren Barley. VIII
m Paul Baxter, Isadore Bleiberg,
orge James BONES. William Phil
s Carbon. Leslie 3. Carpenter. VIII
m Joseph Carroll, David Courtney
thcart. Herman Cohen. Lamborn
e Craig. Harold Crooks. Wallace
butcher. Marvin l.. Ewing. James
.lson Graham. James William
ant. Kenneth A. Grant. Leroy
lrtin Haitsch. Ralph Heinold.
wis Jacobson. Jefferson David
alfant Jr., Clifton Eber Jones, r.
onard Jones. Alexander Koppel.
wis Tayman Kramer, Harold o.
id. Paul Leahy, Francis Dennis
airy, Charles Levy. Cecil Cameron
nch Jr.. James Willard Maucher,
aries Emerson Maxwell. r. G.
ylor. Raymond J. McGovern. A.
James Anthony Paradise,
liam Panaro, William II. Pierson,
Albert Simon. J. Louis Simon
red Slansky. Leon John Sweeney,
gene l. Taylor. Jr.. and LYMAN A.
nowitz.
raj New Castle County.
Jesse c. Davis. Raymond A. Fox,
G. Haley. Robert owen Hayes,
E. Helmbrech. John Frank Mayer,
ney Hoffman. Thomas Malcomb
les and Archibald Early Rowan, :
Newark; Joseph W. Cannon, :
aries Sidney King Jr, Harry Leon ,
ig and Edward L. Weggenmann :
New Castle; Henry Link Case and :
aries irwin ODonald OF Marshall :
J.: Preston Kemp Beck of Della
re City; Robert W. Comfy of Edge
or; Charles Phillip Elder of Mt.
ba; A. NJ. Hanson of Claymont; e.
liam Clyde Bivermore Of Belle
tie: Habbart X. Mccoy Of st.
orges and Henry Black Mcvaugh7
Hockessin.
nt County.
Villiam II. Draper and Edward G.
oves of Wyoming; Maurice A. c
lzler Jr.. J. f. c. Lewis and Joseph a
tus OF Dover; Ira Allan Carbutt U
! Waldo Orville Hoey OF Fred =
ca: Arlington Porter Bullock of
rrington; owen Evans OF Ches-
Id: Alfred W. Eyre of FELTON,. 7
nam sylvester idNltTsOn OF I
yrna and J. Earl Pryor OF Clay !
sex County.
Reed Raymond Atkins, James 7
rshan. Edward Milmah Pretty {
n and r. o. J. Raught of Lewee;
In p. f. Blackstone, James B. 4
ey. Alton Russell Hobbs and John o
iper Jones of Georgetown; Walter o
, Birmingham and John Edward {
rvii, OF Laurel; William Nelson y
mon, Harold Collision. Thomas r
yton Curry, William Rust Hill. Y
rrington Messlck. Jr., and Leroy /
ton Truitt of Bridgeville; Waugh Il
S. Collins. George Massey Gum L
Harley X. McCabe OF frankfort; L