The Washington herald., 1916-11-05
G. ". U. NOTES.

| G. ". U. NOTES.
Five graduates Of the Medical School
have been commissioned first iieutenants
IN the Army Medical Corps: First Lieuts.
Fortier, 1S; Corbett, 1s; Kenner. IA;
sloat. II. and Mareno.e15
h II. Bunzell, formerly professor Of
general chemistry In the College Of Phar-
macy, has resigned his position In the De-
partment Of Agriculture to 60 to the
University Of Cincinnati to teach biologi-
cal chemistry.
Walter B. Norris. II. Pharmaceutical
College, has accepted the position of
apothecary at Soldiers Home
La M. Poston, secretary Of last years
freshman class at the College Of Phar-
macy. has gone to West Virginia to take
the state Board Of Pharmacy examina-
tion. :,
/ omcials Of the College of Pharmacy
are interested in a campaign that soon
VIII pe inaugurated to make a gree In
pharmacy one OF the requirements for
ADMISSION to practice in the District
Prof. James H. Collins now is head of
the department of pharmacology of the
Medical School. as successor to Prof.
(! faculty.
! Profs. Collins and Ellison, of the Medi-
cal School. have been engaged for some
time In series Of Interesting experiments
In which white mice are being fed on
certain glandular extracts. In the near.
Iuture the results of this work in meta
oolic studies viii be made public.
DIR. Henry X. Craig. Of the Medical
| lSchool has been authorized by the dean
Of the school to edit all publications issued
by the medical and dental departments.
Wallace M. Yater, Of Columbian Col
lege, has been appointed military instruc-
tor OF the High School Cadet Regiment.
he was colonel of the organization in
Misses Theodosia Seibold, Charlotte
simpson and Dorothy Davis. all of Co
lumbianu College, recently gave a ukaiele
concert In front Of the administration
building
| Miss Ella Gardner. ofColumbian College,
recently attended the convention of the
Playground and Recreation Congress at
Grand Rapids, Mich. and spent two weeks
In studying playground conditions in
Cleveland. Detroit. Pittsburgh and Al
toona, Pa.
Miss Sidney Burleson, daughter Of the
Postmaster General, has returned to CO.
! iumbian College after a vacation in Texas
and Wyoming.
| DR.. H. H. Lockboller. Of the Veterinary
College. has resumed his lectures on ma
terra medica.
James Pullman. of the class of 20. Vet
Urinary College. has been pledged to
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity.
Sergt. Louis Lawych, of the Veterinary
College. who now is serving on the Mex
ican border with the District Militia Sig
| nal Corps unit, has been elected honorary
/ secretary of his class.
]. T. Graves has been elected president
OF the Junior class at the Law School. E.
c. Taylor has been chosen secretary.
The Walter Clark Law Club. of the Law
School, has elected these officers: Einar
Nv. Dieserud. president. and Max Rhode,
secretary. Harold s. Haines and Joseph
Carbo have been appointed a committee
on the assignment Of cases
! J. II. Wilson, graduate Of the En-
gineering College. has resigned his
position at Technical High School and
now is in charge of the woodworking
department of the New Central High
School.
L NJ. Heron, B. S. in z. E., Ts,
has resigned his position in the Bu-
reau of Standards and now is chief
engineer at Technical High School
| Walter Johannessen. B. s. in C. E.,
16. Is engaged in appraisal work for
the Pennsylvania Railroad. Since
graduation he has covered the great
er part of the States of Ohio and
| Illinois.
! c. r. Finley, 10, of Theta Delta
Chi. has been notified that he passed
the recent army examinations and
soon will be commissioned.
| Sigma Phi Epsilon recently held a
rush" smoker at the fraternity
House.
| Rosser L. Hunter and Harold Brown,
both of Sigma Phi Epsilon, are with
Troop A, District National Gurad. at
Fort Sam Houston. San Antonia.
Texas.
Members of Sigma Kappa recently
entertained at a tea-dance at the
home Of Miss Mary Newcombe.
! Past Regent A. H. Wilson, of New
York. was a recent visitor at Sigma
Nu House.
! Sigma Nu has announced the pledg-
ing of .Messrs. Hills, Niederhauser.
Kebler. BARRELS, Boyd. Phomberger.
Cole, Sullivan. Birmingham, Eaton
and the two Kelly brothers.
w. E. Hudman. jr., Of Alabama, was
a recent visitor at Sigma Nu Frater-
nifty House.
! The freshman class Of the Medical
School has elected these officers: Presi-
dent. Vail Minnick; vice president, Her
bert p. Ramsey; secretary. Everett A.
1 Bradley; treasurer. c. H. Lewis; sergeant
alarms, Ray Beck, and athletic repre-
| sentative, reporter and class editor, Jack
B. Zerbe. The entertainment committee
is composed of A. H. Schwartz, r. Baker,
F. P. Myers and Mr.. King.
i Edward w. Mulligan, of the class Of
II, of the Medical School, who now is
attending the University Of Maryland
Medical School. was a recent visitor at
the George Washington Medical School
The class of '1S of the Medical School
has formed a bowling team. ]. A. Con-
nor is manager. The players are Messrs.
Connor, Davis, Leetch, Lewis and Lyons.
Messrs King and Hollingsworth. both
of the class of 30, of the Medical School,
are on the football team.
| Edward Lewis, of the class of 1S. at
the Medical School, has been appointed
reporter on the stan of The Hatchet.
weekly student publication.
The following members Of the sopho-
more class at the Medical School have