The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-09-19
6 LOCAL YOUNG PEOPLE ARE OFF
TO COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
CROWD ASSEMBLED AT STATION TO WITNESS GOING OF
LARGEST DELEGATION TO LEAVE LUBBOCK
ENTHUSIASM CHARACTERIZED THEIR GOING
They Seemed Realize the importance of the Opportunities and
Advantages Be Received Through Going School and
Were Eager to Get Into the Work of School Life


book, with most Of the afternoon
activities terminating at the depot.
when the east bound train, some
few hours late, left with a majority
of the young people beyond the
high school age aboard for the var
ious towns where are located the
leading colleges and universities Of
Texas and other states
No doubt the largest crowd that
has assembled at the station since
last fall, when our champion stock
JUDGING team was met by the school
on their return from Fort Worth,
where they had contested for the
championship were present. the
crowds comparing equally in en-
fhusiasm
The Importance Of that day is
yet 20 be determined Scho0ldays
viii soon be over, and those Young
people. equipped with such know
ledge as they viii take upon them
selves. will enter upon the various
professional or business careers as
they desire. 20 make their leaving
here Sunday morning the beginning
of an illustrious and worthy history
of their lives.
Bright-eyed ambitious youths they
were. Going away with that sense
of determination which characteri-
yes the youngsters Of this great
country, they viii enter their re-
spective schools equal % any task
placed upon them, and with suffi-
cient courage and stickability 70 re-
ceive the full benefit Of their gold
en- opportunities.
Lubbock is fortunate % be rep
resented by these young people in
the various institutions OF learning.
The interest their parents have
shown in their welfare by sending
them away Is cOmmendable within
itself. and to know that the folks
back home are counting on their
making the very best Of every op-
portunity, we are sure they are in
spired to put forth the verv best ef-
fort they can muster in gaining an
enviable record in their respective
schools
The things the young people Of
Lubbock have done heretofore in
school work is a dim reflection Of
what they viii accomplish this year,
for some of them are going for their
last years work, some f9H the sec
ond and third. and an equally en-
thusiastic delegation win enter upon
thar first years college work, am
bitieus 60 make a ahowirg in the
work they enter
We are proud VI the re ords Of
0ur Young people. especially in
s hool work. and any advantages or
given them "a. heartily
anurea ated by this paper.
Following are names of those who
have left Lubbock for hool. the
name Of the institution entered be-
ing placed before each list:
A. & NJ. at College Station Kent
Knox. Carlisle Tubbr. Glenn H1at,
Wallace Biankenship. Copas 3u~en.
Ollin Long, Chardo Pierce. Fvert
Bean and Royce Waters.
State University al Austin--Paul
Clark, Gordon Cone, Maxey Morris.
A. B. Conley 3, Rankin Dow. Irene.
Lowrey. Kenneth Kimhro, Maurine =
Burford and Herbert Martin.
John Tarleton at Stephenville.---
Leslie Jennings and Buck Overton.
Terrell Military College at Ter
rell.-Bill Stevens.
Kansas University at Lawrence
Waldo Boyd.
S. ". T.. at Dallas.-Margarite
Fiussey. Claurice Phillips. Charles
Ferguson, Ena Everton, Bud Rob
srds, Tom Duggan, Mary Dickinson.
Nayland Sanders and Arnett Pear
on.
A. C. c.. at Abilene. Bur-
us. Alta Burrus. Oral Brown. Ed
win Martin. J. c. Brown, George
Brown and John Young.
Ward Belmont, al Nashville
frances Conley and Blanche Bacon.
c. l. A., at Denton.--Lila Glib
on, Margaret Dupre. Mildred Bur
'ess, Louise Mckee, Ogcil Sims and
;ladys Pryor.
Redland University, at Redlands.
Margaret Robbins.
Herbert Witherspoon's School Of
lusic, New York City.--Iiortense
sagland.
Rice Institute. at Houston.--
'harles Dupre and Henry Brown.
Kidd Key, at Sherman.--Edith
'arter and Julia Johnson.
Sulllns. at Bristol. West Va
,ath Slaton.
r. c. u, at Fort Worth. h.--BiIl
l0ney and Marvin Overt0n.
Baylor Belton, at Belton. Susie
hiDp and Annie Ruth Quinn.
simmons College. Abilene. -Ncr-
n Osborne.
Denton Normal. al Denton. Ellis
beth SoWell
Canyon Normal. "A Canyon.- Os-
NJ Meredith. fInIs Vaughn. Ruth
ooper. Ruah Cooper and iI1HheI
uah.