The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-09-02
MANY LEAVE FOR COLLEGE FROM JUNEAU


 tended the Last Roundup" party Tuesday evening in the Odd Eel lows Hall The no-host party was given Eonoring all t..e guys ana gals leaving for college this month and for their friends who are stay ling home this winter. Over 75 young raople attended the party.
 Within the next two weeks, all the college students will te leaving Juneau to return to school. While many students will be entering the University of Washington at Seattle and Washington State College at Pullman, there are several who are to enroll in Eastern universities.
 Among the college students who will be leaving within the next two weeks are the following: Art Lowell will enter the Seattle University for his freshman year and will major in accounting.
 Dorothy Tlilbodeau will return to Marylhurst College at Oswego, Ore gen, for her senior year. She is majoring in sociology.
 Rodney Williams, who is major ing in mining engineer, will return to the University of Washington for his sophomore year.
 Special guest at the party was June Spears of Dillingham; who is enroute to Washington State Col lege at Pullman. She has had two years of business administration at the University of Alaska.
 John Cass, who is majorlng in petroleum engineering, will attend the University of Montana at Mis- roula. He will be accompanied by his wife, Edna and their young son, Michael.
 Jerry Gucker will also enter the University of Montana. He attended G'onzaga University of Spokane last year and was on the University Ski Team.
 Herb Mead will return tc the Uni yersity of Idaho at Moscow. Mead, one of the outstanding J-Hi basket Eall players, will try for the Varsity team this year.
 Bob Goldstein will attend San Jose State College. He is in his ju- nior year and is majoring in sociology and psychology.
 Marlin Feero, who is taking pre- med will attend the University of Washington for his sophomore year. Last year he went to the University of Alaska.
 Don Rude, who has been working at Petersburg this summer, will en- ter lis junior year of pre-medics at U. of w.
 Platte Davis returned yesterday to Chicago, where she is enrolled in the Chicago School of Music.
 Warren Grant of Douglas will enter the American Institute of Foreign Trade in Arizona.
 Margaret Femmer will return to Evanston, H., where she will enter Northwestern University for her se- nior year. She is majoring in jour- naIsm.
 Fred Prouty will enroll in Mon tana State College at Bozeman for his sophomore year of engineering.
 Jim Smith will enter his second year at Washington State.
 Duane Hogue will major in journa- ism at the University of Oregon at Eugene. He is a freshman.
 Jim Rude will be sophomore at the University of Montana at Mis- soula.
 Lloyd Reid, who has been work ing for the Reid Logging Company this summer, will enter Washington State. He will take pre-law.
 Bill Logan, who has been working for Felix Toner this summer, will enter the University of Washington and will major in pre-law. Dick Wingerson, will enter Mas saehusetts Institute of Technology at Cambridge, Mass. Wally Kleweno will enter his sec ond year at Washington State to continue in pharmacy. Claire Folta, will enter the Uni yersity of Oregon to major in music Rdath Dawes will enter her sopho- more year at the University ol Washington.
 1 Earle Hunter III, will return tt Oregon State College, where he 1: majoring in music. This summer he has been playing the piano d the Salmon Creek Country Club ant employed at the Alaska Music Sup ply Co.
 Jerry Chapman will enter Wash i ington State College to major II music. He has been playing drums at the Salmon Creek Country Clut and cooking at the Imperial Cafe. MT. and Mrs Ernest Ely will leave on the George Washington. The! l will both attend the University Q ~,~oro,, Mrc Fly the former Mar