Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 310, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 March 1936 — Page 14

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100 FROM CITY ARE REGISTERED AT DE PAUW U. Indianapolis Leads All Cities in Number Enrolled for Spring Semester. Timrt Special GREENCASTLE, InH. March 6. ’?/'X' r .''sentcd by ICO students, Indianapolis loads all other cities in spring semester enrollment at De Pauw University, officials announced today. The school's total enrollment is 1212, a decrease of 56 from last semester. Thirty-three states, Alaska and five foreign countries are represented. Foreign enrollment includes six from Japan, one from China, two from Germany, one from Korea and one from Palestine. Indiana Heads Stales Indana heads the states with the top-heavy figure of 678, 396 men and 282 women. The Indianapolis contingent is composed of the :■ Mowing: Jane All’son, 1628 N. Ulinois-st; Charles Ba ?y, 1815 N. Delaware-st; Frank Baker, 2702 Sutherland-aV; Lucy Ann Balch, 3101 College-av; Mary Rosalind Barrows, 3220 Col-lege-av; Betty Bayer, 4001 Ruckelst; Muriel Beecher, 406 E. 51st-st and Alma Beechey, 5805 Carrolltonav. Ruth Bibbins, 5840 Washingtenblvd; Raymond Blatchley, 1529 Park-av; Jane Brown, 4455 Carroll-ton-av; John Brandon, 3138 N. Meridian-st; Leßoy Breunig, 1818 N. Talbot-st; Buc'd Good Brown, 4455 Carrollton-av, and Betty Bruning, 3303 N. Pennsylvania-st. City Students Listed Margaret Chapin. 3907 N. Dela-ware-st; William H. Coffin. 3111 3utherland-av; June Cooling, 5636 Washington-bl.’d ■ William p! Cooling, same; William Ri)ey-av, and Jean Elizabeth Cressey, 3360 N. Meridian-st. Mary Jane Dixon, 587 Centralct; George Deeb, 753 N. DeQuincey; Chester Elson, 930 N. Jefferson-av; Elizabeth Finch, 2837 Ruckle-st; Richard D. Geckler, 614 N. Emer-son-av; William J. Gist, 1629 Al-vord-st. and Edward Ted Green, 703 E. 48th-st. Donald Hadley, 3117 Guilford-av; Hubert Hawkins, 6115 W. Washing-ton-st; Betty Jean Heath, 4615 Broadway; Harriett Jane Holmes, 2041 Broadway; Francis D. Hummons, 2242 N. Capltol-av and Mary Elizabeth Hurd, 240 E. 9th-st. Others Are Named Lucille C. Jackson, 5354 N. Dela-ware-st; Richard Kautsky, 1002 N. Delaware-st; Richard Kiger, 4414 N. Meridian-st; Kennard King, 3512 Evergreen-st; Gustav s. Klippel. 125 Johnson-av; Revert Francis Koss, 5249 Pleasant Run-blvd. and Frederic A. Krueger, 4161 Park-av. Stanley R. Lawton, 1628 Medfordav; Virginia Layman, 1236 N. New Jersey-st; Lawrence A. Lewis, 2357 N Capitol-av; Lucy Jane Link, 4207 N. Pennsylvania-st; William Hall Link, same; George Losey, 946 N. Meridian-st, and John S. Lynn, 704 West-dr, Woodruff Place. Betty Jane Macy, 325 Campbollav; John Martin, 2215 Brookside-av; Lois Marie Morton, 4013 Central-av; Frances McCotter, 3650 Coliseumav; Willard A. McDonald. 3341 Col-lege-av; Mary Jane McGaughey, | 5219 E. Washington-st; Felix T. MeWhirter, 5241 N. Meridian-st, and Charles I. Mendenhall, 307 N. Ar-lington-av. Local Students Enroll Elizabeth Messick, 3525 Washing-ton-blvd; John M. Miller, 5430 N. Delaware-st; Virginia L. Miller, Lin-! den Hotel; Mary Frances Mitchell, 3636 Birchwood-av; Maurice James Moorp, 1939 N, Alabama-st: Robert DeWitt Morgan, 4515 Guilford-av. and Charl.vn Frances Murray, 630 E. 36th-st. Marjorie K, Pendleton, 3518 Win-throp-av; Jean Pennington. 4420 N. Meridian-st; Edmund Phillips, 1625 Randolph-st; Marjorie C. Raiser. 30 W. 46th-st; Margaret Ramey, 5686 Washington-blvd; Miriam L. Ransburg, 4902 Park-av, and Mary Rector. 103 E. 50th-st. Charles Edwin Remv, 44 E. 54th- ! st; Harry C. Rominger Jr., 820 E. 25th-st; Charles R. Schlosser, 2440 Park-av; Nora T. Schiltges, 3642 Watson-rd; John C. Shafer, 5145 N. Capiitol-av; Robert Shaver. 3493 Birchwood-av, and Jane Shideler, 3428 Salem-st. Rebecca Shields, 5225 E. Nort.h-st; Robert N. Simon. 3119 N. Meridian-

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st; Joseph Sparks, 5818 Washingtonblvd; Jo Ann Stedfeld, Jean Ellen Storem, 4451 Park-av; Walter Fred Teer, 5263 Guilford-av; Norman Essex Titus, 736 Middle-dr, Woodruff Place, and Mary Ellen Voyles, 4150 N. Meridian-st. Richard M. Voyles, 4342 Park-av; Miriam Waldo, 3834 Ruckle-st; Jack Lindsay West, 5004 E. New York-st; Doris Ellen Wheeler, 5678 Centralav; Virginia Wheeler, 5678 Centralav; Charles F. Williams, 5125 Cen-tral-av, and Robert L. Williams, 6014 Lowell-av. Beth Ann Williston, 46th-st and Kessler-blvd; Harriett Jean Wright. 5202 Central-av; Dorothy Ann Young, 4353 N. Pennsylvania-st, and

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