The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1933-10-03
/ IS ENROLL IN
ALASKA COLLEGE
THIS YEAR
In Student Body Are Sixty
four Newcomers from
Alaska Towns, States

On September 10, with a student
enrolment of l25, the Alaska Agri-
cultural College and School OF
Mines began it's 18th year. The
Istudents arrived by air, motor car
train and boat, to enter the var
lious vocational fields. On the first
lcpening day, IL years ago, six
pioneers prospecting for a higher
|education, were admitted to the
doors. 1851
OF the 125 college students, 81
are newcomers from various Alaska
towns, with Oregon, Washington
and California among the States
represented. Freshman English has
an enrolment of 43 students, the
largest number ever enrolled in ose
semester, in a single subject.
| ,e Newcomers Total 64su
Listed are the ga newcomers to
| the college: sf'fai iss
Taking Business Administration
Ann Boyer. Kodiak; Gladys Brew
is and virginia Brown, Fairbanks;
Catherine Cavanaugh, Anchorage;
Edgar Clauson, Fairbanks; Frank
| Foster Juneau; Glen Franklin, For
/ est Grove, Ore; Catherine Ghezzi,
Nenai,a; Bob Hennirig, Juneau;
Carolyn E;rskine, Kodiak; Emma
Miller, Fairbanks; Walter Nelson,
Mimi Alice Nordale and Mary
Preston, Fairbanks; Francis Rob
inson, Juneau; Mary Scheffler,
Kathryn Scheffler and William
Sundquist, Fairbanks; vieno Wah-
to. Douglass; Rosamund Weller,
Idaho:. Barbar woodward and Tom
Twitchell, Fairbanks.
~ isrGsssr4 ;'g-sf 7suesf
In Chemistry Department
taking Chemis1y-Harry Mix
ami, Anchorage; Andrew Peterson,
Seward. ttsf.a sa5ss A
/ Civil Engineering Cash
en-, Douglas; Hamilton Darling,
California; 4 John Dunn, Fairbanks;
Richard Forde, Seattle; William
Hunter, Fairbanks; woodrow Jo-
hansen, Cordova; Frank johnson,
Fairbanks; George Karabelnikoff
and Olavi Kukkola, Juneau; Will
bert Lane, Cordova; Helen Linck,
Fairbanks.
| General Science majors-Everett
johnson, South Dakota; Donald
Linck, Fairbanks; Robert Rowan
Portland; John Stump, Fairbanks.
i Home Economics Branch
! Home conomics-Louise Davis,
Eklutna.
! For Mining Engineering-Albert
Dickey and George Dickey, New
Castle, Ind, Melvin Howe, Ketchi-
kan James Jacobsen, Eugene Ore;
Roy Kinsell, Anchoragesi Franklin
Kelly, Miller House; Hiram Lane,
Portland; Harry Leonard Fair
banks; Harry Lundell. Douglas;
Jean Horning. Wasilla; 8 Patrick
ONeil, Cortova; Albert Rolie,i Ket-
chikan; James Rowan, Portland;
Fremont Tromble, Los Angeles.
Aria ami tPtleae
Arts and Letters ,e,
Enrolled in Arts and LETTERS
Clyde Bolyan, Juneau; Rebekka
Hopkins, Fairbanks Helen Me-
Crary. Corduva:, Luther Pendleton.
Brewster t Wash; David Tewkes-
bury, FAIRBANKS. sls esgpadnn
For nonsr specialized educationr--
Francis Holteraand Margaret Snod-
gress, Anchorage; Winifred Tors
Jensen, Sitka. STUDENT Tteas Col
Two special students Irene Cool
| cy, Fairbanks; Mrs Albert wiki
erson, ;Cohege.ta s,,painisssatian
40 In BuSincss Administration
The Businses Administration de-
partmeht appeals most strongly
with 4Od students. enrolled. Mining
is second with an enrolment of "a
to date. Next in order are Arts and
Letters majors and Civil Engineer
| ing. Us tste iist b esis-
Fairbanks tops the list hof regis-
tered undergraduates with a score
Of Al, Anchorage, with and J1r
neau and Cordova each with 7 are
close runners up. siika
1 Kodiak and Sitka "a lssni
Two students are registered from
j Kodiak and one from Sitka the
first from these localities. aa ia
Late registrations will be taken
care of within the next few weeks.