Evening star., 1923-02-04
COLLEGES
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY

To encourage efficiency In military
training the Washington Chamber of
Commerce. it was announced last
night. has offered four silver loving
cups to the cadet in each class Of the
Georgetown University r. o. r. c.
who maintains the highest average
during the year in all military sub
jects.
An additional silver cup is offered
by the chamber of commerce to the
member of the Georgetown rifle team
who fires the highest average score
during the regular matches under the
auspices Of the National Rife Asso-
citation.
This is the third year that the
chamber of commerce has offered
prizes as an encouragement TO the
Hilltop cadet corps and the custom
has proved beneficial in stirring up
the competitive spirit among the
cadets. The cups will be presented
at the annual field day of the r. O..
T. c. during commencement week
Maj. William H. Hobson, L. S. A..
commandant at Georgetown. an
rounced last night the honor roll"
of the corps during the first semester
just ended The honor roll require
ments are a general average of 80
per cent in monthly marks in mill
tary science; an attendance record of
80 per cent: no unauthorized absences
from drill or class, and a department
record of s5 per cent.
The roll by classes Is as follows:
Seniors-William II. Amend, Thomas
+. Fitzgerald. jr. G. J. c. Guilfoyle.
A. II. kirchner, c. L. 3. Lowndes and
j. Robert Shaw.
Juniros-J G. Burke. L. J. Duffy.
Barron Fredertcks. James H. Grasty,
James j. kilroy. James J. Kirwin. II.
Z. Kleinecke, Thomas Z. Slattery and
Francis c. Sullivan.
So, soph9more AB 49, IA. 4: DALEY. T. F.
E. Joyce. William J. Kalt, Horace F..
Higgins. Mathew J. Lyons, Richard
McDonough, Albert L. Maserick, J. F.
Murphy. Gerald r. Murphy. ]. w.
Rouse, J. L. Sweeney. jeremiah H.
Sophomore ALB &C. G. Barry J. B.
Brennan. Edward NJ. Brooks. T A.
Callaghan. F. T. Cavanaugh, James
P. Costello. Richard B. Homan. c. A.
Perlits, Francis ]. Murray.
Sophomore, PHI. B.-A. F. Gaffrey.
r A. Haywood. George w. Winnally.
Greg Korte, Maurice ]. Magner, viii
liam o. Mannion. George NJ Marsters.
c. A. Reynolds, Alex D. Sioris, Peter
Stewart.
sophomore, %. S.-tranclS j. Mur-
ray.
Sophomore, Pre- Medical-Frank P.
Berarducci, A. J. Connolly, j. L. Eng
| lish. D. L. Finucane, f. J. Jani,
Joseph A. Liberman, Nicola " Milano,
J. A. Murphy, Thomas A. Sanfacon,
j. T.. vernstein.
Freshman, Pre- Medical-Andrew ].
Betz. A. B. Connolly. J. C. Flanagan.
]. L. Graham, J. T. Hazel. Jesse K.
Mears, Harry l. Norton, Isadore
| Rodiz r. r, Shaw.
Freshman ALB Robert p Bowman,
A. NJ. Conneen, John ]. Creem. J. L.
Freshman ALB LEO B. Breslin,
| Rothwell II. Brown. r. H. Gastellini
John ]. Conklin, Albert Giordano
Thomas Lawless. A. j. McDonoush
c. Z. Rimp. ]. Carter Stamm. r. F.
Freshman B. S.-Walter A. Burke
John F. Butler, Frederick NJ. Hickey
| J: j: Krick, James H McKenny, Loui.
w. O'Leary.
Freshman man, Phi; B:-Freae5,ck W.
Illig and John v. McKone.
The Law School Sodality, Stanley
College this morning. Mass will be
| celebrated at 8 o'clock.
Members of Congress and govern
ment officials will attend the annual
| junior prom of Georgetown Univer-
! sity al the willard hotel Friday night.
Music will be furnished by the Myer
Davis lie Paradis band and orchestra.
Novel favors will be presented to
women guests and members Of the
class.
Donald c. O'Regan is general chair
man OF the committee in charge of
| the event. Others on the various
committees are: Thomas J. Cleary and
John ]. Sullivan, jr., arrangements;
Emmett Daily and A. Cianciarulo,
publicity; Joseph E. Sheehy and A. A.
Griffin, audit; Francis r. Fitzgerald
and Joseph NJ. Donais. favors; Joseph
| T.. Brodie. tickets; Joseph G. German,
hall and decorations; George E. Cor
| don, refreshments: W. r. ]. Hayden