Evening star., 1922-11-26
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIV.

! Faculty and students of George
! Washington University are bending
their efforts to make the Safety
week" campaign 4 success. 1nfoffna-
| ton is being disseminated through
the weekly publication and by the CO.
| operation of students who are speak
| ing before civic organizations.
| DR.. Howard l.. Hodgkins, Dean Will
! bur Alien Wilbur of colum bian Col
lege, Dean Hugh Miller of engineer
! ing college and students VIII SPEAK
/; in Lisner Hall Wednesday at l2:l3
pm at the regular chapel exercises.
| Daniel b. Lloyd. T., has been ap-
pointed chairman of committee
which will represent the university in
the Safety week parade.
Hillary A. Tolson. chairman of the
athletic committee of the student
council. announces the names of the
managers. captains and coaches OF
the various university teams. as fol-
lows:
Men-Foot ball: Manager. Robert II.
Mcneil; assistant manager. d. Milton
Ladd; captain. James Ptak: coach.
William A. Quisley Basket hall:
ant managers. Allen Coe and Don
Little; captain. John r. Daily: coach.
Bryan Morse. Track: Manager. stan
ley ]. Tracy: assistant manager. W
w. Whitsun: captain. Hillary a. Toll
Coach. Dean Hugh Miller Rife:
| Manager. Walter Stokes. Wrestling:
Manager. BARLEY Corbin. Cheer lead
er. John r. Daily; assistant cheer
leaders. Albert j. Foley and Leon
| katz
| Notwithstanding: Manager, Miss
Anne Hof; assistant manager. Miss
Alice Heyl: coach. Miss B. Woodford.
Basket ball: Manager. Miss Margaret
u rte-ko or MISG
Marguerite Daily: captain. Miss Mary
Bixler: coach. Miss Martha McGrew.
Tennis: Manager. Miss Janet Elliott:
assistant manager, Miss B. WoodfoTd; ;
| coach, Dean Hugh Miller.
| The regular monthly meeting of the
George Washington Engineering So"
ciety was held Monday evening in
| 2Oo7 G street before the meeting by
! the girls of the Sphinx Society. The
: next meeting will he held Wednes-
!, day evening, December 13, in Lisner
Hall. at o'clock. This meeting will
be in charge of f. Sequist. who is
mechanical engineering vice presi-
| dent.
! The membership of the society has
! increased to over $50 members. and
it is hoped that many more will have
| Joined by the next meeting.
Activity in debating in the univer-
sity is coming to the foreground. At
a meeting of the Debating Council,
| held recently. Prof. c. S. Collier was
| elected president and Edward l..
(; Scheufier was chosen manager of the
mems debating team. while Kathleen
Duggan was elected to a similar posi-
| tion for the women's debating team.
| and plans were drawn up for an eX-
| tensive season along forensic lines.
| The men will debate against Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, Penn State,
Swarthmore. University of West Vir-
ginit and possibly the Oriental Uni
| versity Of California. The schedule
| of the women's debates will include
| Cornell, Swarthmore and Virginia.
| The next meeting of the civil ensi-
| at o'clock at the Kappa Tau Omega
! fraternity house. at 1874 K street
northwest Prof. Lapham will speak
on a subject of special interest to
! civil engineers. There will be three
! student speakers.
! Kappa Delta, national sorority. in
! stalled Gamma Phi Theta. formerly
a local sorority in the university. as
Sigma Mu Chapter of Kappa Delta
last Thursday, Friday and Saturday
! at the sorority house, 1917 Rhode
! Island avenue.
President Hodgkins. with short
| address of welcome to the freshmen
| of arts and science, opened the en-
tertainment which was given by the
class of 1924 in honor of the frosh
! Eugene Thomas, president of the
juniors and Earle Manson, represent
ing the student council, also made
| short addresses preliminary to the
| dancing, which was the chief feature
| of the evening.
! Marcel Conway of the law class of
1922 contributed his bit to carry the
standard of George Washington Uni
versity to high honors. The univer-
! sity has just received word that Con-
way passed the Vermont bar at the
| top of the list. Among those who
! contested with Conway for the pre-
mier honors were number of
| Georgetown and Harvard men.
Pi Beta Phi Fraternity will hold a