Event

Davilyn Wilson and Bill Hannon begin study abroad in Europe (1962)

Also 1962 Beaver Island study-abroad notices

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Summary

Davilyn Wilson began study at the Goethe Institute in Murnau, Germany, after language study in France and Grenoble/Lyon. Bill Hannon left February 20, 1962, for Loyola University’s Rome center, with a European tour planned after the semester.

Evidence and limits

The notice documents the reported travel and study plans, not enrollment files, course completion, or a full biography.

Sources

  1. Beaver Beacon, March 1962, “Study Abroad.”
    Reports Davilyn Wilson studying at the Goethe Institute in Murnau after study in France and Grenoble/Lyon, and Bill Hannon leaving February 20 for Loyola University’s Rome center. It identifies island property-owner or visitor connections but does not provide academic records.