Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-23
BIG ENROLMENT At
DELAWARE UNIVERSITY
More Than 200 Young Men and
Women Begin Term in tho
Freshman Classes.

Ss0SO0Ss
Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark. Sept. 2S.--Morc than 200
young men and women were enrolled
In the freshman classes of the Uni
vcrsity OF Delaware. 126 in Delaware
College and 90 In the Woman's Col
lege. when the institution was officially
opened yesterday.
Preliminary figures given out saw
eral days ago Indicated that there
would be 1872 In the entering class ut
Delaware College but a number who
had been expected to enter failed TO
do so. In most instances this was due
to lack Of funds. the boys at the
last minute falling to get financial
help necessary to carry thenr through.
The Delaware College Freshman
class. however. Ia the largest with one
exception in the history of the col
lege. The one exception was several
years ago, when n class OF 127 boys
entered but that was at time when
the entrance requirements were lower
than they are at this time.
OF the l2I boys entering, 46 are from
Wilmington. 20 from rural New Cas-
tie County. IL from Kent. II from
Sussex and but IA from outside OF the
state. Every one OF these boys has
met the full entrance requirements of
10 Carnegie units required of college
and universities of the first class.
The enrolment OF a6 Freshmen
from Wilmington is the largest that
has ever entered from that city in
one class. Sussex County also estab-
lished n record by sending 81 boys
Another feature OF the new class is
the compare lively few enrolled from
outside OF the state.
The 90 new students at the Women's
College makes n total enrolment there
IL was announced by Dean Robinson
at the Convocation exercises yesterday
of 2o7 in all classes. OF the new stu
dents 20 are from Wilmington: 1C
from rural New Castle. IL from Kent
"a from Sussex. II from outside the
state and two from abroad, one OF
those being from Bulgaria and tn,
Iother from France. or the total of 90,
students In this college AZ are com.
Imuting and 164 live on the campus
This is the largest percentage sine,
the establishing OF the college, OF stu
dents committing at one time. Thi.
fact. Ii is explained by Dean Robinson
is due TO lack of dormitory rooms n.
no more could be accommodated OF
the campus. BY August Is. all rooms
were filed and after that students ap
plying were told they would be takei
in case they could commute.
at Delaware College the residence o
the student is given rather than tn
location OF the high school from which
they graduated. as follows:
From Wilmington.
James BONES. William Phillips Carbon
Francis Warren BarlSfey, William Pau
Baxter, Isadore Bleiberg, Georg
James Biones, William Phillips Carton
Leslie b. Carpenter. William JOSEPH
Carroll, David Courtney Cathcart
Herman Cohen. Lamborn Lee Gratis
Harold Crooks, Wallace G. butcher
Marvin l.. Ewing. James Wilson
Graham. James William Grant. Ken
meth A. Grant, Leroy Martin Haitsch
Ralph Heinold, Lewis Jacobson. JEFF
ferson David Chalfant. Jr.. Cliftol
Eber Jones. r. Leonard Jones, Alex
ander Koppel. Lewis Hayman Kra
mer, Harold o. Ladd, Paul Leahs
Francis Dennis Leary. Charles Levy
Cecil Cameron Lynch. Jr.. James WI
lard Maucher. Charles Emerson Max
well. r. c.. Taylor, Raymond ]. Nc
Govern, A. p. Monigle. James An
thony Paradise, William Panaro. WI
2 liam II. F. Pierson. A. Albert Simon
. J. Louis Simon. Alfred Slansky. Leo
Y j. Sweeney. Eugene /. Taylor. Jr, an
l Hyman A. Wanowitz.
: Rural New Castle County.
Jesse c. Davis. Raymond A. Fox. !
q G. HALEY, Robert o. Hayes, ]. F. Helm
brech. John Frank Mayer. Sidne
Hoffman. Thomas Malconb Jones an
y Archibald Early Rowan. OF Newark;
d, Joseph w. Cannon. Charles Sidne
/, King. Jr., Harry Leon King AT
4 Earl l.. weggenmann OF New Castle
. Henry Link Gass and Charles Irvi
- ODonald OF Marshallton: Presto
!, Kemp Beck OF Delaware City: Robe,
). w. Comfy Of Edgemoor: Charles Phill
:. Elder OF Mt. Cuba; A. NJ. Hanson
;, Claymont: William Clyde Livevmoi
of Bellefonte; Habbart n. Mccoy Z
, st. Georges and Henry Black Nj
: Waugh of Hockessin.
Kent County.
William H. Draper and Edward {
Groves of Wyoming; Maurice
Frazier. Jr, j. +. c. Lewis and j.
seph Pikus of Dover: Ira Allan Ga
: butt and Waldo Orville Hoey of Free
=, erica; Arlington Porter Bullock
>, Harrington; Owen Evans of Che
i void; Alfred w Eyre of FELTON,. Wi
. liam Sylvester Patterson of Smyrr
n and ]. Earl Pryor of Clayton.
d Sussex County.
ID Reed Raymond Atkins, James Ma
y shall, Edward N1ilman Prettyman al
., r. o. j. Raught OF Lewes; John P.
: Blackstone. James b. Carey, Att
q Russell Hobbs and John Casper Jont
10 of Georgetown; Walter Lee Brittin
e. ham ard John Edward Marvil,
Laurel: William Nelson Cannon. Ha
old Collision, Thomas Clayton Cur
a William Rust Hill, Harrington MessiC
e Jr.. and Leroy Burton Truitt of Bridg
&. Vile; Vaughan S. Collins, George Ma
n sey Gum and Harley X. McCabe
Is Frankfort; Arthur Robert Hudso
l. Daniel F. Long. Arthur Lee MEGA
ID and Fred Asher Murray Of Selbyvill
k VILLAS Paul Lord Of Greenville; w
is liam Baker Miller of Seaford; Jol
lg Edgar Phillips. Samuel Upton Phillil
n Arthur Powell and Roger Villa
Pusey of Delmar; Edward GLIB
Stewart Of Harbeson and Stanley
Van Dyke of Lincoln.
al Outside the State.