Evening star., 1924-02-10
SIxTY-TWO CADETS
ON G. U. HONOR ROLL
Members of r. O. T. G. Unit Sin.
gled Out for Meritorious
Performance.
OTHERS IN THE MERIT GROUP
Eight D. G. Collegians Awarded
Certificates for Excellence.

Georgetown University has entered
sixty-two cadets Of the r. 0. T. c.
unit singled out for meritorious per-
formance in class work and on the
drill ground during the semester just
ended.
Capt. William E. Bergin, U. S. A.,
commandant at Georgetown, made
the announcement at the general as
sembly of the collegians during the
past week. At the same time Ger
tificates for general excellence in
studies were awarded to sixty thr ee
s. J. President John B. Creeden.
S. j.. of Georgetown University ad-
dressed the student body.
Honors were awarded r. o. T. c..
cadets who maintained averages of
80 per cent or better in class work,
95 per cent in attendance and 95 per
cent in department throughout the
semester. The record Of the battalion,
declared Capt. Bergin, compares fav-
orably with that of any previous
year.
Senior cadets on the honor list in
clude James G. Burke, William j..
Downey, James ]. Drumm. Leslie j..
Duffy, Barron Frederick. Edward n.
Joseph D. Si.sS,
r. Kleinecke. Louis b. Laplace. John
F. MCGOWAN, James +. Russell,
Francis c. Sullivan.
Juniors-,Joseph B. Brennan. Albert
J; Brogan. Edward NJ; Brooks.
Ferry, Andrew F. Carey, Matthew J.
Lyons, Victor o. St Onge and Her
bert J. Walsh.
Sophomores-Willia F. Illig. l..
w. O'Leary, Charles G. Ferrall, r. NJ.
Hiskey; sanSoIose Joseph w. Maiden. S;dsn1on,
Flanagan. John T. Hazel. William NJ.
Hoffman, j. ]. Hourigan. Joseph r.
Jordan, Harry T. Noyton, Isadore
| Rods. r. F.. Shaw, Anthony Brennan,
Leo B; Bres1in; R. II. sS,; BroWn; william ,ha n,
Giordan. Arthur j. McDonough,
Charles Z. Rimp. Richard +. Ward
and John e. Wise.
Freshman Pre- Medical - John D.
Wynkoop. Charles q. Aronstein. j.
Leonard Conley. John A; Kennedy. f.
Stuart Lyddane and ID. N. Monserrate.
Freshmen-James S Ruby. jr.,
Joseph F.. Ferrall. T. II. Schlotterer,
James u. Slavin. William S. Tarver,
John p. Brislin, Harry y. Connaugh-
Garner, James ]. Glavinand, f.. j. Nc
Donough.
District Students Win Honors.
Eight District of Columbia stu
dents were numbered among the COL
legians awarded certificates for ex-
cellence in studies during the month
Of Ja4gary Tsag.I by Desn an TALON; 3ho They
Maserick and Paul J. Mudd, logic and
physics: John E. Wise, chemistry;
James s. Ruby. n. F.. Blechman and
Henry Saidman. English composition,
Joseph b. Brennan of Georgia led
all the students with two certifi-
Gates. In addition to the aforemen-
toned. the honor roll' for the
month comprised: Albert J. Br0gan,
Edward Edwsrd y Br9oGs Thomas ;b:s F. paly'
Donovan. Thomas B. Fenlon. Jere-
miah Minihan. Francis J. Murray.
Oliver A. ST. Onge, James l.
Sweeney. John B. Walsh. Louis l.
Carran. Frederick Cavanaugh. Alan
A. Daley, Joseph r: DesRaines,
Joseph H. German, John c. Hayes,
Robert NJ. Hitchcock, William j..
kalt, J. Harold Mccormick, Richard
rbomas Fl Meponsqsh Mnb1fesd 1ames E. arad +
Murphy, Esmond D. Murphy. These
were given certificates in logic.
English INSTRUMENTATION Illig.
Norbert H. Glare, Francis 3. Dele
hanty, John j. Clarke. G. Wallace
English Composition James F.
Lee, James D. McHugh, William H.
Armstrong, Lloyd L. Bayne, Carl X.
Cocks, George T. Eastment. Harold
A. Kertz, Francis J. Mcnamara and
William Sheahan.
Chemistry-Leo B. Breslin. Thomas
Lawless, Arthur McDcnough, William
C. Smith, Robert Maher, Victor r.
Alfaro, G. E. Beattie, Paul j. Buckley,
Joseph H. Gerdes and Albert o.
Corcyca.
Physics-Frederick NJ. liter.
Foreign Service Quix.
Claus Schwartz and DR.. c. H. Leine-
weber assisted at the German oral
board examination held at the
foreign service school February l.
Oral board examinations in Spanish
also were held on that day for those
students who graduate this month.
The members of the board were Senior
Gonzalo Meza, Senior Manuel G.. Mar
tinez and Senior Guerra Everett. Dr..
Robert NJ. Gonsalves. secretary Of the
Brazilian embassy, assisted at the
Portuguese oral board examination.
Recognizing the growing impor-
important part that marine terminals
play in carrying on world commerce,
the foreign service school, during the
coming semester, will give a course
of lectures on Ports and Terminal
Facilities" under the direction of
Herbert w. Gruber of the Department
of Commerce.
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