The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-12
Host Of Montgomery
 Boys And Girls To : Enter College

packing their trunks and leaving for college. some to an institution of learning close by, and others to far distant places, where some will be seniors, all hoping to graduate with the highest honors. Still many others wi1l spend their first days In college, and at first those first days will be the longest ever. for getting ad- justed to college life is not always the easiest thing to do, for at times, a ,feellng of homeslckness overcomes one. and then it seems that trunks must be packed again and a start for home made. But this feeling does not stay with one long, for soon the girls and boys get used to the nAw way of living and after one n1pnth spent in college, the days fly by as if on wings and all too soon, Christmas holidays come.
 ,There is no period In the life of e..girl or boy. that is moro delight. fta than their college days, and friends made while at college, us- ually prove the truest of friends, and in years to come, these Mont gomery girls and boys, who will leave in September for college, will look back with the greatest of pleaS- Ut,e to the associations of those days, memories their college friends. The college spirit dominates all, 1t unites the north, south, east and West, and makes a lasting impress sion on the girls and boys of to- day.
 i.Among some of Montgomery girls who will be the first to leave for college. will be Miss Emmie Taber, Miss Sophie Lou Hall, Miss ElVa Qhisenberry, Miss Catherine Flowers afd Miss Lucy Mckenzie. who will go to Sweet Briar college in Vir-
 3:Going to Randolph Macon college in Lynchbqrg; Va, will be Miss Elizabeth Hill. Miss Laura LovlnE' Miss Elize Lyons, Miss Ann Chand- Ter, Miss Annie Louise Noll and Miss Carrilee Cobbs. All of these girls gfaduated from the Sidney Lanier High school in June. ::Goucher college in Baltimore will claim II Montgomery girls this year seven of whom are former students and the others will be freshmen this year. The new girls are Miss Nen Thomas. Miss Louise Britt, Miss Hfathilde and Miss Helen Well. The old students are Miss Mary Tough ton, Miss Catherine Shaw, Miss Cor l I1e Hill. Miss Margaret Tyson Miss Nina Well and Miss Sara Maytield | Miss Sarah Haardt, who was a men, m. Der of the faculty a Boucher the past year. will resume her duties there in September.
 s.Miss Olive Gardner ana MISS Ewing Baldwin will go to Agnes Scott college in Atlanta, Ga. Miss | Isabel Beasley and Miss Mary RusW- ton will return to Rollins college in | Virginia Miss Orline Vandiver will | return to Mary Baldwin seminary in-Staunton, Va. Mss Virginia WIik- tnson will return to the ono | Wesleyan. Ward-Belmont in Nash yille, Tenn, will have Miss Virginia | Beauchamp, Miss Mildred and Mss l Thelma Stallworth
 Hudson college in Marion, Ala will prove as popular to Montgom- ely girls this year. as in previous | wears. Among some of the Montgom- | cry girls who will be there are Miss | Carolyn Jackson, Miss Elizabeth | clay. Miss Mildred Green, Miss phrey. Miss Margaret and Miss | Beulah Anderson. s;Miss Dannylu Belser and Misr Frances Feagin will be students at Columbia university in New York oity. Miss Eloise McKerall will spend | tie winter in New York, taking 1 s1ecial couress in dancing. MISS Elizabeth Blair, who is now in Europe with the Margaret Bootn marty, will take a special course in Kindergarten in New York this year. Miss Frances Tullis will also spend | the winter in that city studying
 Miss Sarah Crist and Miss Gather inc Westcott will go to Sullins col lese in Bristol, Tenn.
 Miss Carolyn Blair, who is also in | Europe Will return u fobudl Iio4A AAA | Staunton. Va, where she will be a senior this year.
 Miss Annie Louise Greil and Miss Emma Lee Well will be students at Wellesley college. Smith college Will claim Miss Edith Foshee. Miss Mary | Stringfellow and Miss Catherine Levy.
 Mcclellan, Miss Florence Evans and Miss Gladys Winter will return tC Yassar college, with Miss Rose Marks as new pupil Other Mont Eomery girls are planning for college this winter, who will announce their Hans later.
 'tAt the University of Alabama will he Ormond Somerville Charles Stal<eley. Here" Steiner, LomaX Qrum, Joe Britt, Charles Thigpen' N.ilNe Cobbs. Robert Matherne, .tWank" Goodwin. Jessie Williams, Itswrence Smith, Fred Scott, Luther Anderson, Dick Goldthwaite, Stuckey NcGauly, Ben Hudson, John ". Kelly, Hal Chason, John M. Cardwell' IT, Hayden Raynor, Bernard Scheur' Wolff, Miss Elizabeth Donovan, Miss CAmerone Brame Miss Rutson Lutz, Miss Louise Streble, Miss Hallie Wright, Miss Helen Morrit, Miss Eouise Henderson, Miss Virginia R6ouemore, Miss Cecile Davidson,
  son. Miss Elizabeth Lewis and MA- drsed Beale.
 EAmong some of the boys who will go to Auburn will be Donald Cath cart, George Doran, Bryan c. Gotde, Magnus Gorrie, James Gregg, Frank Holland, Richard Holtzclaw, James Moorehead, Stanford Persons James Shirley, Charles P. Sellers, Fttzhugh | Smith. Moreland Smith, Duncan Tharin, J. ?, Atherton, Gibson Net tafs, Nelson Haygood' samuel NeiSon' William Goodwin, Earl Lutz, William Woods. Butcher Cooper, Fenimore Cooper. Arnold Smith, Pelham Ander- son, William Cooper, Julian Bekser, Clap" Jones, Earl McFadden and many others.
 tBob Browder will go to Vanderbilt university in Nashville, Tenn
 FfHayward Bartlett will return to the University of Georgia at Attn ems, and Edward Virgin will go to Georgia Tech in Atlanta, so Will Charles Baxter. Hal Spragns and Harold Brown will be students at Emory university.
 .Ronald Orr, a Lanier graduate thls ysar, will enter Cornell university Tn September. He is now in England visiting relatives in that country and Scotland William Gunter and . William Hannah will resume their studies at Johns Hopkins university | in Baltimore.
 s.Virginia Military institute in Lex irfgton, Va, will have Graham Kush- ion. George Wheeler, $. B. SlEhtler' ! IF. and owen Holland. At Washing ion and Lee university, in the same cSty. will be Charles Ball and Law rance and Fred Bear. Lawrence Lee, IF, will be the only Montgomery boy | at the University or NlrslH4d III r;.no1ts ;Ao s''v will be Clark Thorington,