The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-10-01
LOCAL STUDENTS
BACK AT SCHOOL
Kenosha Sends Big Flock
of Students to Halls
of Learning.
MANY TO STATE U

Young men and women from Keno
aha homes have made their annual
exodus to schools for the fall term. a
large number of graduates from Ne
nosba high school are entering secon-
dairy schools as freshmen this year,
having completed preparatory sub
jects here satisfactorily
The number of young people VINO
take advantage Of the opportunities
for advanced education grows larger
each year.
Out of a list Of more than so stu
dents who have left to enter, or to
resume their studies at the university,
more than half are at the University
Of Wisconsin. The others are dis
:ributed among various universities
and colleges Of the country.
Many in College.
Among the Kenosha students in col
lege are the following:
William T. Schroeder. University of
wisconsin; Ethel Mccall, University
of wisconsin; Klea Palica, University
Of wisconsin,; julius Goldstein, Uni
versity of Wisconsin,; Daniel Bisno,
University of Wisconsin; Donald Tren-
airy, University Of Wisconsin; James
Osborn, Wesleyan college, Hartford,
Conn; Portia Alleman, Rockford col
lege; Harry Apanasewicz, Valparaiso
university; Helen Argyle, Milwaukee
normal; Clarence Becker, University
of Michigan; Elizabeth Benson, Knox
college; Evelyn Bruss, Kenosha hos
pital nurses course; Mabelle Boswell
Whitewater normal; Frank Chromec,
Ohio Wesleyan; Alex Curtis, University
of Wisconsin; Angelo Galdabine,
Notre Dame; Eugene Galdabine, Notre
Dame; Walton Gillespie, University Of
Wisconsin,; Dorothy Granger, Nation
al Kindergarten, Chicago; Mandle
Goldstein, University of Wisconsin,;
Irma Gouty, University of Wisconsin;
Eugene Glowacki, Marquette univer-
sity; Stanley Hammelev, Lawrence col
lege; Katherine Hammond, Kenosha
hospital; Schuyler Hannah, University
of Wisconsin; Leo Heyman, University
of Wisconsin Christ julian, Mar
quette university; Frank keenan,,
college, R. l.; William Keuhn, Uni
versity Of Wisconsin,; Bert Landree,
Marquette university; Delmas Lucas,
Marquette university; Tom MedariG,
Beloit college; Ruth Miller, Normal
Ill; Edward Moeller, University of
Wisconsin,; Edith Nohling, University
of Chicago; Helen Novak, University
of Wisconsin,; Marion Pierce, La
Crosse normal; Cent? Perry, Lewis
institute, Chicago; Morton Pine, Uni
versity of Wisconsin; Lucille Quig-
ley, st. Mary's school for nurses, Mil
waukee; Hazel Quirk, Racine rural
normal; Russell Sawyer, Beloit col
lege; Theodore Smith, Marquette uni
versity; George Schultz, Marquette
university; Manfred Strom, University
Of Wisconsin,; Ruth Tremper, Univer-
sity of Wisconsin,; Everette Wander
heide, University Of Wisconsin,; Will
liam Vincent, University of Wisconsin;
Robert Virgil, Ohio Wesleyan; Doro-
thy Waldo, Columbia school for nurs-
ing, Milwaukee,; Gladys Hill, Kenosha
hospital nurses course; Ethel May,
De Paul university, Chicago; Leonard
Rauen, Marquette university; Cornell
la Newhouse, Battle Creek college;
Elizabeth Robinson, University of Wis
cousin; Edna Mayer, University of
Wisconsin library school,; Mary U.
Mariatt, De PAW university; Marie
Ludwig, Marquette university; Lloyd
Symmonds, Marquette university.