Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-09-02

A very high percentage of the
graduates OF tire High School last
year are planning % enter college
this fall. OF 81 boys who were grad
unted. % viii continue their studies
all but seven planning 10 enter Della
ware University. Many of the girl
graduates will enter college. in other
words, 26 out Of 81 graduates. OF
this number IS have enrolled at the
Women's College. University Of Della
ware.
Tho young men who viii enter the
University OF Delaware are: Herman
Cohen, Charles Levy. Henry Gass.
Harold James Crooks. Irwin OOonaid.
George J. BONES. David G, Cathcart.
Ralph Helnold. Richard Thatcher,
Leonard Jones. Murray Hanson, Wal
lace butcher, Lewis II. Kramer. Cecil
Lynch. Jr.. David Trhalfant. Clifton
Jones, James Paradise, Vincent Dur
rell. Howard j. Feeney, Alexander
Koppel. Wilson J. Graham, William p
Carbon. Joseph Altman. Louis Jacob
son, James w. Mancher. Abraham
Simon. Hyman Yanowltz. Harry Nc
Waugh, Jr., Harold Laid. Alfred Sian
sky. Paul Baxter, Marvin L. Ewing,
Maxwell Emerson, Max Slime. Car
Isle Carpenter. Nelson Abbott. Fran
els Barkley.
The girls who will enter the
Women's College OF the University
are: Mildred Louise Mullin. Heller
Simon. Helen Cohen. Edith Dever
Essie Money, Helen r. COX. Alice r
| Davis. Ann Ralston. Dorothy L
Sturgis, Merrei Pyle. Ruth Yearsley
Helen Levy, Jessie Ward, Madeleine
! II. Forwood, Katherine S. Thompson
Adele Senft, Betty NJ. Emerson, Anna
r. Mcsor1ey.
Tho other graduates and theil
| choice OF college arc as follows: Dor
othy Newman, Dickinson: Pearl Rees
University OF New York: Mildred S
Voshell. Dickinson: Hilda Brand Mis-
Neel's School, Boston. Mass: Edit
T. Keen and Vera NJ. Keen, Mary
vile College; Frances @. Smith
Swarthmore; Virginia ". Wharton
Wellesley; Charles r. Parks. Jr
New Mexico State School Of Mines
Socorro, y. NJ. Bartlett Carley. Car
negie Institute; Thomas Herlihy
Dartmouth; Earl Ramsden. Universit
Of Pennsylvania: Alvan Abrams
Drexel; Jack X. Reybold, Annapoli
L. S. Naval Academy; John Frank
furt. Philadelphia College Of Phar
macy and Science.
With the opening of the publ
schools set for September IL, III
registration Of freshmen at the Hig
: School Is increasing rapidly. Alread
210 girls and 139 boys have registere
from the grammar schools and
registrations have come in from nor
residents and pupils from oth'
schools. This Is only a fraction
what the total registration will be
the time the school opens.
, In order TO facilitate matters, pupi
!. entering the High School for the fir
time. who have not already done 5
: are urged TO make final registration
3 next week, September 6. Z. 8.
The incoming student body WI
, crowd the school 20 capacity. as a
. ready about 400 new pupils hay
come to take the place Of 1913 gradi
ates In last years class. Several ne
members have been added TO the fat
uIty~ 70 care for the increase. Geore
, 3. Heath, former head OF the Englis
Department at the West Chest'
4 State Normal School, will be the ne
r head of the English department
e the local High School. Miss Mai
$ Dennison will also teach Englis
= Samuel Maroney will teach scienc'
'. Barton w. Snyder will teach bioiog!
|, Miss Sarah Passmore, general sc
d ence. Robert Foulk viii teach math
a mates. New teachers in the CONNIE
: cial department are Miss Beulah
/, Thayer. Miss A. c. Arbuckle al
= Charles J. Sell.
e The large student body will ma
necessary the same plans for a
sembly as were IN use last year. T
freshmen will meet one week and {
other three classes the follows
u week. The fact that the auditoriu
ie seats 1,14O persons and the stude
1t body will number over 1900 max
ct the necessity OF such plan obviol
Is The present progressive method
~ electives rather than set courses v
lg hold good this year. The Student &C
J. eminent movement, which was start
N last year, will be continued and {
tardad m cover moro phases of sch