Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1938-09-23
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There is an entering class of 1928
students at the Women's College but
IL of these are transfers from other
institutions and they entered upper
classes at Delaware. There are AZ in
this class from outside the State, but
some of these are transfers. Forty
OF the class are from Wilmington;
80 from rural New Castle county,
and z each from Kent and Sussex
counties
ConVOcation exercises, marking
the reOpening of the University, were
held Monday afternoon when DR..
Walter Hullihen, president, announ-
ced that with PWA aid the institu-
ton would start, as soon as possible,
two new buildings, an administra-
tion-class room structure and an
addition to the Memorial Library.
The total cost will probably be
about 100000, the administration
classroom building around 100000
and the library addition 100000. H.
Fletcher Brown, who last year gave
the University the chemistry build
ing at a cost of about 100000 will
give about 100000 which allows the
University to accept the PWA grant
for the administration-class room
building. Another donor, whose
name is withheld, will give half the
amount necessary to accept the PWA
grant for the library addition and
the trustees will raise the remand
err. The PWA gives As per cent and
the sponsor So per cent of the cost
of these projects so the two buildings
will be provided without a cent of
cost to the State.
Freshmen entering the two col
leges from lower New Castle. Kent |
and Sussex counties follows:
Delaware College
Lower New Castle COunty-Albert |
L. Berg, Middletown; William F.
Cakes, Jr.. St. Georges; John F. FL
Jason, End, and Allen Richardson of
Kent County-Muray B. Mann, of
Hartly; Noah NJ. Cain. Philip Deck
tor, Elmer E. Harrington and Har-
~ DerricksOn CULLEN of Harring-
ton; Owen D. Donaldson. Lewes;
Mckay. Jr., and Stephen L.
Dover; Norman F. Lord,
Lincoln City; Joseph F. Parker,
Clayton; Frank NJ. Ross and Harry
G. RowlinsOn, Smyrna; David Shill-
ing, Dover; Charles r. Shannon.
Lincoln; John l. ShOrtall, Jr., Clay |
ton; Frederick L. Walls, Jr., Dover.
Sussex County-Charles NJ. Dodd,
Lewes; Jackson P. Ellis, Jr. Del
mar; Cleveland ~ Hastings, Of
Bridgeville; William N. Hopkins. of
Lewes; Samuel J. Robinson, Jr., of
Horace E. Short. Charles
L. Vibbert, Osborn X. Walls, and
C. Wilkens. Milford; Robert
Snyder, Seaford; John E. Twilley.
Laurel; Molloy Clark Vaughn, Jr.,
Lewes; Rowland L. Warren. Mills
boro; Vincent D. Wood, Millsboro;
Joseph r. Simpler, RehobOth Beach.
WOmen's College
Jean A. Allen, Bridgeville; Mary
E. Babcock, Wyoming; Dorothy l.
Rehoboth Beach; Anne A.
Hardesty, Seaford; Doris NJ. Herd
man, Dover; Ruth A. Raughley, Har-
rington; Charlotte NJ. Sipple, Eel
.on; Katherine E. Spicer. Green
wood; Mary J. Sturgis. Delmar; Jul
la s. Messick, Georgetown.
Transfer Students-Minerva S.
Burn, Milford; Dorothy L. Handloff,
smyrna; Mrs. Clara U. Reynolds,
Elizabeth J. Scott, Lew
g.
Outside of Wilmington more fresh
men are registered from Newark
han any other city as follows:
Harriet H. Boone, Jacquenline
ernest, Virginia r. Evans. Ellen NJ.
Foster. Jane Hastings. Anne Hayes,
Seneviene B. Johnston, Kathleen
little, Frances L. Vannert, Frances
:. Williams and Freda R. Wilson;
raymond E. Beyerlein, Claude NJ.
Brooks, Frederick B. Collins, Will
ird deCamp Crater, Jr., John W.
srundy, William R. Gregg, John c.
Touch, Richard DeForrest McNett'
ieorge W. Murray. Jr., Adelbert Le-
toy Peel. John Armstrong Pie, Rob