Evening star., 1928-11-11
SENIORS APPOINT
-FOUR COMMITTEES
National University Upper
Classmen to Select 3
More Groups.

With the appointment last week ci
| four of its seven standing committees
following the recent election of its Of
| ficerS organization of the senior class
at National University was nearing COM
pletion The three remaining commit
tees will be named this week, according
to George Vaughn, president of the
class.
The committees which were appoint
ed last week included:
Executive-William 0. Skeels, chair
man; Allan L. C. Newman, John p
Strauss, Vernon v. Baker, j. Ninian
Freedman.
Entertainment-Har E. Kay, chair
man: William D. Medley, j. Onsby
Smith, Frank L. Willingham, Agatha
Lalonde, Benjamin w. Henderson and
Edward G. Carroll.
Finance-Joseph Marks, chairman;
Francis T. Hickey, Samuel r. Blanken
Edward /. Rasnek and Arthur Atwood.
Ring-Wilson F. Collier, chairman
Ella M. Jones, Edward A. Christmas
FiSchel Cornfield, Phalti Shackelfo-d
and Vincent P. Russo.
Freshman Officers.
When the freshman election was first
held nine candidates we're in the field
Other officers of the class elected re-
Gently were: Mrs. Genevieve I. Pratt
vice president; William E. Deering, Sec
retary, and w. c. Baden, treasurer
Glass committees will be appointed al
once, according to the newly elected
president.
Subscription contracts for the Docket
are now being printed and will soon be
g.. fef1 Ac tho hOOk Wtl
be enlarged this year to include the
School of Economics and Government
an intensive drive among the entire
student body for subscriptions Will pe
begun at once.
Five faculty members, Profs. Georg:
P. Barse, Turin B. Boone, Roger O'Don'
| nell. H. Winship Wheatley and Glenr
Willett, have been initiated as honorary
members OF the Mu Chapter Of tht
Delta Kappa. This fraternity recently
| held a smoker in the oak room OF the
Raleigh Hotel, at which j. c. Byrd
chancellor of the chapter and nlembe1
of the graduating class, presided. Sew
eral members of the Junior class were
guests of the club.
Frat Holds Smoker.
The Alpha Beta Chapter of the Alpha
Eta Pi fraternity held its flrst smoker
of the year. FiSchel Cornfield and FL
G. Treger, delegates to the annual con
vertion of the fraternity, held at the
Hotel Commodore in New York City, re-
ported to the chapter the results OF thi'
convention.
| Efforts are under way to establish a.
| the university an interfraternity coun'
Gil. The number OF chapters at tn;
university has rapidly increased, SO tina
problems affecting all the fraternitie'
will be considered when the council L
formed.
The university also has growing
| list of students who are members o.
college fraternities from other unlVer'
sites and it is expected that they VII
soon be organized.
| the Interstate Commerce Commission
addressed the class of Prof. o. L. Mo
hundro last week. Not only member
of the class but other students ATTENDED
this special lecture.
| Members of the freshman class are
joining the Alvey Debating Society; Sc
that it numbers over 160. This society
and the Miller Debating Society. which
consists of Juniors and seniors, art
under faculty supervision.
| Four Debates Planned.
-Four intersociety debates will be hele
this year, the first on November "a
From this competition the best debatel
is selected and at the end of the Schoo
year the four chosen debate and thu
faculty chooses one as the best in th'
school.
Members OF the senior class recentl!
had the experience of observing ar
actual court in session when Prof. God
frey Minter took it to the Municipa
Court.
The Cy Pres Club held its first te;
of the year last week.
The National University Law Review
is expected to be out within two weeks