The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-28
Official Registry Credits Waterbury
 With 40 At School
Connecticut Representation Is Largest in z3Z Years of University's fiistory-Nearby Towns Also
 Send Many to New Haven Institution
fSpeciaI to the DemOcratl

(SDectaI to tne OeIuOCrutl ! New Haven. Conn, Nov 2S-one out of every four students at Yate !. is a resident of Connecticut. oni- 5 cial enrolment figures, made pup- [ 1ic today by the university. snow i that of 5,475 students reglsterea this year. 1,495, or more than 2I 7 ner cent of the total enrolment, | have their homes in this state. !. This is the largest representation < of Connecticut students at Yale in ' inc 232 years of the university's
 history. l., The Yale enrolment this year Is {. made up of students from forty- . eight states, and from twenty-nine ; foreign countries. New York. with .099 students, has the second larg- ' est enrolment. Pennsylvania has 33S. and Massachusetts 333. Ohio !. leads the mid western states with ' 956. and California the far west , with 1I2. There are 313 students ? from New Jersey and 142 from Ill.,
 nois.
 Yale college, with a student body ]. of 1899, has the largest enrolment . of any of the eleven schools III the \ university. There are 838 students 2 in freshman year, from which the ]. college, Sheffield Scientific school 1. and the School of Engineering ' draw their enrolment. In addi- : ton to Asia, Africa and Europe. 2 the foreign students come rom ' Australia, New Zealand, Asia Minor | and Canada.
 :. A total of Al Connecticut cities ' and town are represented among . the Connecticut students at Yale. z New Haven, with 570. has the larg- 2 est number. Bridgeport has 97, : Hartford 91, Hamden 49, and Wa \. terbury 40. The complete distribu- . ton in Waterbury and neighborinG x towns Is as follows:
 ~ WATERBURY ; Yale college: Robert c. German. - Alexander Bryan, David T. Cook. < Ralph Gancher, Milton l.. Jennes, 2. Benjamin KatZman, Kenneth D. : Kornreich, William J. Larkin, 2d, 1 John w. McTernan, Achimedes l.. s Mendillo, William J. Secor. Jr, :. Mark l.. Sperry, 2d, Robert !. { stevenson. Sheffield Scientific school: Henry D. Burrall, James @B. Williams. Samuel P. Williams, ' 3d. School of Engineering: John A. T esCrowley, James c. Kelsey. Grad sLate student in engineering: Ken ssneth J. Way. Freshman year: ~George M. Beers, Morton H. Green sblatt. Theodore H. Gregg, Ralph s~B. Grierson, LeRoy Mex Make ! peace. Francis B. Wilson. Gradu- Late school: Ida P. Mendillo. Doris .4B. Reeves. School of Medicine: @Edward T. O'Donnell. Lucien M. sPascucci. School of Law: Harry ~M. Albert. Newton D. Crane, Mil- sston w. Goss, Miles r. McNiff, Jr, sNvalter l.. Monagan, Jr. School of @sthe Fine Arts: Dorothy II. Me- z sIaughlin, Michele Russo, Homer A..
 AVagner. School of Music: Adlah seH. Alexander. Celine F. Rooster. sGRebecca Ievinson. School of Nurs- sdng: Claire M. O'Brien.
 CHESHIRE
 ' Yale college: Robert M. Allen, AAIynart Ladd. School of Engineer fling: Gregory N. Tyack, Rudyard 70. Wilson. Freshman Year: Donald .r,H. Davis. Graduate school: John sD. Skilton, Jr.
 - NAUGATUCK
 Yale college: John H. Cox, David s-A. Hyde, Donald r. Rabbott. Shef- saield Scientific school: Wilmot B. s1North. Graduate school: George Il. kazanjIan. School of Medicine: John r. McDonough, Jr. School of Law: Francis Schiaroli. School of Nursing: Hilda M. Drignat. x TORRINGTON
 Sheffield Scientific school: Thom- sas w. Bryant, Jr. Freshman year: Lawrence Cianciolo. Graduate school: Francis J. Glasheen. School of Medicine: Gilbert R. Hubert. School of Music: Emile Balestro. School of the Fine Arts, Margaret $. Covey.
 TERRYVILLE
 Yale college: Carl A. Peterson, Jr. Sheffield Scientific school. Dwight c. Pond.
 THOMASTON
 Sheffield Scientific school: Dan- fel B. Curtiss. School of fine arts: Michael A. Lauretano.
 WATERTOWN
 - Yale college: John N. Carley, Heminway Merriman, Frederick L. Wilson. School of engineering: William J. Clarke, Henry A. Mat toon. Jr. Graduate school: Mary S. Ludlow. School of law: Guerin B. Carmody.
 WOODBURY
 Sheffield Scientific school: Kari Dew. Warner.