Evening star., 1928-12-02
ACCOMPANIES TEAM
GEORGETOWN BAND
Results of Class Elections in
Foreign Service School
Announced.

large number OF Georgetown UnlVerSlt,
students to accompany the Hilltop foo
ball team on its invasion of Detroi
yesterday for the final game of th'
%, season with the powerful University o
Detroit team.
F The Hilltop contingent was accom-
panied by the r. o. T. c. Band of A
:, members under H. Deane Benson. who
have journeyed with the foot ball team
on all its out-of-town games this year
In Detroit the Hilltop Representatives
- were joined by large group of alumni
for the Michigan metropolis for many
years has been one of the principal
alumni centers of Georgetown. Cleve.
= land and Chicago also were expected
to send many alumni
g, Dean Attends Session.
Dean R. Rush Rankin, S. j., of the
college left earlier in the week to at
tend the inaugural ceremonies at the
University of West Virginia for Presi-
dent Turner last Wednesday. Then
a. he went to Atlantic City to represent
Georgetown at the forty-second annual
- convention of the Association of Col
leges and Secondary Schools of the
Middle Atlantic States and Maryland
He left in time to join the Georgetown
cheering section in Detroit. Lieut.. Col
- tary commandant at the Hilltop. also
ATTENDED the game.
With the reopening of classes at the
nCollege tomorrow, scholastic events Will
resume their normal course. Only at
r. the college did the university students
enjoy the privilege of more than one
day of respite from classes during the
: holiday period.
q DR.. w. Coleman Nevis. S. j., presi-
dent of the university, has been absent
nearly two weeks in New York He is
expected to return December 2.
The results of class elections at the
School of Foreign Service, as we'll as
the schools representatives on Dcomes-
day Booke staff, we're announced yeSter-
day as follows:
Fourth year evening-Jack McFall,
Indiana, president; Edward Kenny, New
Hampshire, vice president; William A.
rConkright, New York, secretary; John
w. Green, District of Columbia, treas
urer; Leslie G. Mayer, California, his
torian: Emmett Hagerty, Montana, SER
geant-at-armS.
Third year evening-James A. Dor
sey, jr, Massachusetts,, president; Will
liam F. Sullivan, Massachusetts, vice
president; Walter O'Connell, New York,
secretary; Arthur w. Fulton, Illinois,
treasurer; George F. Griffin, New
Hampshire, historian; Lester j. Malley,
New York, sergeant-at-arms.
Second year evening-Rex L. Root.
Minnesota, president; Philip Cherp,
Minnesota, vice president; Bernard Re-
gan, New York, secretary; Gerald A.
DAILY, Vermont, treasurer; Leslie A.
sConley, District of Columbia, historian;
Guillermo Suro, Porto Rico, sergeant
alarms.
r7;~r+ ,,aor e,,a,,iyoo- A,1raI r1raI1ofIav
\, Massachusetts,, president: John H.
Lloyd, Pennsylvania, vice president;
Joseph E. Bandzul, Massachusetts,, sec
retary, John D. Mccarthy, Rhode
Island, treasurer; Jack Neathery, Texas,
historian; Henry Bach, New York,
y sergeant-at-arms.
Third year morning ].
Varga. Connecticut, president; Joseph
piJ. Jani, New Jersey, vice president;
Arthur P. MCGOWAN, Connecticut sec
.retary; John B. jenkins, New York,
treasurer; E. Donald Finnegan, Maine,
historian; William E. Power, New York,
sergeant-at-arms.
Second year morning - Wallace
Washer, Florida. president; Thomas
Egan. Massachusetts,, vice president;
P Pellechia, New Jersey, secretary;
Joseph Santoiana, Connecticut, treas
urer: Gerald Finnigan, New York,
historian; John L. OLeary, Montana,
Sergeant-at-arms.
First wear morning-Paul B. Lewis,
District of Columbia, president: Dennl-
son Mitchell. District OF Columbia, wee
president, John S. Smith, lr, New
Jersey. secretary; Henry H: Hamenn'
Massachusetts, treasurer; John J.. Ben,
Maine, historian; George F. HotchklSs,
New York, sergeant-at-arms.
Y4ox,aacdau Rookie staff aaron
Rosenthal. Connecticut, editor; Hubert
Jacobs. Iowa, business manager.
Club Formed In Berlin.
A "Georgetown Club" has been
formed at the University OF Berlin, ac-
cording to information received mere
by a number of Foreign Service STU
dents now stationed in Germany. ProI
J. DeS. Coutinho who is associated Win
the faculties of Georgetown and Berlin,
inspired the formation of the club.
While there are only six members OF
the club at present, it is expected the
membership will increase rapidly as
more Georgetown students each year
are accepting positions in Germany. AT
present the membership comprises John
Carroll, A. Douglas Cook, Ralph s
Boyd, James A. Cavaney, Jr., Alien
West and Van Manning Hoffman. Mr
Cook, a graduate of the class OF 1927,
was elected president. He is stationed
in Berlin as Assistant Trade Commis-
sioner of the United States.
Last Summer group OF Georgetown
students visited Berlin on their tour
of Europe and while in the German
capital, Prof. Coutinho conducted for
them at the University Of Berlin a
course in German grammar. AS re-
suit, the Georgetown students were able
to pass successfully rigid oral and writ
ten examinations given by Prof. Camel
schank, a director Of the University
of Berlin and were awarded certlflcateS
issued at the Summer session OF the
university
John B. Faust a recent graduate oi
the Georgetown Foreign Service Schoo
has been transferred from Buenos Aires
to Asuncion, Paraguay, where he il
to serve as vice consul and third sec.
retary' of the American legation. He
was appointed vice consul at BuenoS
Aires shortly after leaving Georgetown
Prof E. L. Bacher who teaches foreign
trade convention at Georgetown and is
also manager of the Foreign Com
merce Department Of the United States
Chamber of Commerce gave one Of the
principal addresses at the recent Cleve-
land Foreign Trade Convention.
At the recent Middle West Foreign
Trade and Merchant Marine Confer.
ence in Chicago, DR.. Thomas H Healy
assistant dean of foreign service, met
a number of former Georgetown stu
dents attending its sessions, Among
them were Buell. Williamson, manager
of the Des Moines, Iowa, Office of tht
United States Bureau of Foreign anc
Domestic Commerce. Frank L. Mar.
shall. another graduate, represented on
of the large firms at the conference
Other friends of the school included C
E. Patrick, president of the Chamber
of Commerce of Rockford, Ill, and Will
liam P. Haas, Milwaukee banker, botf
of whom have helped students through
Georgetown.