Evening star., 1922-12-03
COLLEGES
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY

AS soon as additional instruments can
be obtained from the War Department.
the r. o. T. c. band at Georgetown
Its first appearance at recent foot ball
games. will consist of forty men. rank
Ing with the foremost military bands In
American universities.
Organized by Maj. William II. Hob
son. commandant at the Hilltop. the
band has done more than anything else
In the last year to put the r. o. T. c.
unit on the map. 1t conaists now Of
well trained. sneppy aggregation Of
thirty-two pieces under the direction OF
Carl Shaf1er. retired Army band
rected the band at Gonzaga College
With the organization of the band.
the X. o. T. c. now holds weekly dress
parade on the campus. sometimes at
tended by Army officers and visitors at
the college. For many years George
town has felt the need Of more pep" in
the cheering sections at foot ball games.
especially. and the r. o. T. c. band Is
proving decidedly helpful in that regard.
One Of the most important uses to
connection with commencement week
and such events ms last spring when
Marshal Foch of France paid George
town the honor to visit the institution
anu Wlln zen. LeJeune, cOInIlanOan1-
general Of the United States Marine
Corps. inspect the r. o. T. c. battalion.
Heretofore the cadet corps has had to
rely upon Fort Myer for its marching
music on its annual field day. With the
organization Of band Of it's own. more
interest is being taken in the r. O. T. c.
and Mai. Hobson Is to be congratulated
in putting 1t over" in such a fine
style.
The band personnel consists Of A. L.
ney. l.. J. Duffy. A. Gaffey. F. J. Haas.
d. W. Hanley. F. NJ. Hickey. D. Herr.
J. ]. Higgins. r. Homan. H. Kleinecke.
II. T: Kemper. J: Krick. c: J. Liegey.
Manucy II. J. Marks ]. Miniter. F. L.
Morgonson. P O'Donneli. l.. Y. O'Con-
nor. J. p. O'Keefe, v. ]. O'Leary, C. F..
Rimp. J. NJ. Ryan. A. T. Sheehan. F.
Slattery, J. c. Sta,nm and L. Weber.
Georgetown alumni hold the reins
OF the state government OF Rhode
Island. According to word received
at the law school. the recent cleo
tion put the law school graduate into
the governors chair. another in as
lieutenant governor. a third in as ex-
ecutlve secretary of the state. while
three other law school graduates are
among the leaders in the legislature.
One Of them. Philip Y. Joslin. class
Of 1908. is a candidate for speaker.
1t Is naturally record of which the
Law School is justly proud.
Hugh J. Fegan. assistant dean at
the law school received the follow
ing note from one of his former pu-
pills. William S. Flynn. Of the class
Of 1910. recently elected governor of
Rhode Island: please extend to the
Georgetown Law School my personal
and heartfelt thanks for their mes
sage of congratulation."
James E. Dooley. the new lieuten-
ant governor. Rraduatede In the class
of 1911. and William c. Needham. the
the class of 1918. He was one of the
honor" students. John Herman
Green. jr. Of Newport. elected to the
state senate. Is a graduate of Brown
University and the Georgetown Law
School. also In 1918. John ]. Nc
Crane of Providence. another state
senator, graduated in 1920.
One of the most active student or
ganizations at the law school Is the
Pennsylvania Law Club, headed by
AL ]. Kane, who also Is president Of
the senior class. Other officers are:
J. F. OHare. vice president: r. L.
Mabon. secretary: and James Gala
consist of w. E. Zimmerman. ]. J.
Orlosky. P. ]. Orlosky. c. w. Hayes,
J. J. Halbert. W. H. Baron, jr.. c. v.
Marinaro, r. c. Mcclellan. j. S. White.
T. NJ. Regan. H. J. McNerney. ]. HUI
litt. W. c. Eckinrode. c. E. McFeeley,
[. r. Dillon, c. W. Stevenson. w. l..
Barton. G. Crocklinberg. L. L. Kalish
and M. McGovern.
At the suggestion of Assistant
Dean Fegan. the first year morning
and evening law classes will hold a
meeting soon to make plans for the
years social activities. The first
meeting Of the freshman morning
class was held last week. Mr.. Walsh
presiding, and. on motion of Mr. Le-
Brume. a welfare committee was ap.
pointed. Joe McGraw told the fresh
men a thing or two about "cIass