Evening star., 1928-05-27
HILLTOP SPEAKER
NAMED FOR June 10.
Rev. ]. D. HiShen, Honor
Graduate, to Deliver Bac-
caIaureate Sermon.

baccalaureate sermon to the graduating
classes of GEORGETOWN University Sun
day morning. June 10. in connection
with the i2Sth annual commencement
AS 8 member of the Philodemic De.
batting Society while a student al
Georgetown College. Father HiSlfcn won
three al the highest scholastic honorS
These were the Hamilton medal for eX-
temporaneous debate. the Garvin ora
toricsl medal and the Dixon elooution
medal For the past few years Father
Hishen has been engaged in parish work
In Chicago.
Headed by Rev. Charles w Lyons, S
J. president of the University, and the
faculties of the various departments,
the senior classes will assemble and
march through the historic quadrangle
to Dahlgren Chapel ct 10 o'clock for
the baccalaureate services. This years
graduating classes number approximately
$50 seniors.
Final Examinations Held.
Final examinations are being con-
Quoted and viii continue up 10 COM
mencement week, which begins with the
class 6ay celebrations on June 9
Most important Of all the scholastic
events is the election of q new preSi-
dent OF the ward for the ensuing year.
which takes place this morning at the
Hilltop With three candidates in the
field nominated by the juniors the elec-
ton promises to be one Of the most
spirited in recent wears
Raymond G Flannery of Pennsyl-
vanis. William e Powell Of Illinois and
Richard X Charlesworth of New York
are the candidates TO succeed Charles
E, Fisher of Detroit. the retiring preSi-
cent. Other nominee for Office in the
Athletic Association as result of
three days of electioneering are John
Q. Flannery Of Pennsylvania. John *.
fisherman of Pennsylvania and Daniel
G FTiary Of Virginia for secretary and
Bernard c Molcney of Ohio and John
Gordon OF PENNSYLVANIA for treasurer
The position of president of the yard
carries with 1t the highest honor in the
university ard practically the sole di-
rectlon O. the affairs Of the student
body as well as the athletic association.
Cadets Are Enrolling.
Now that the military activities are
ended. The medical and infantry cadets
are enrolling for the Summer Citizens
Military Training Camps which open
June Is to July IS.
Indications point TO large enrolment
from Georgetown at both the medical
camp at Carlisle Barracks. Pa. and the
infantry camp al Fort Leonard Wood.
Forty-four medical students and Il
college Students have enrolled thus far.
Lieut.. Col Augustus F. DannemfileT,
IN charge of the Georgetown r. o. I. c..
viii be the commanding officer at Fort
] eonard Wood this Summer. Trans
fer of Capt William B. Lowrey and
Capt. Stewart D. Hervey from the Hill
top is the occasion OF much regret on
the part Of the Stucent body ano
facsas.v.
cant. Lowery is sailing about Septem-
her 3 for hix new post Ia Hawaii ana
Capt. Eervey leaves about the same
time 10 iosrl the Second Division al
Fort sam Houston. Tex Each OF them
has been stationed five ycars with tffe
Georgetown unit and cid much to
bring the battalion Up 10 its present
h;ras state Of efficiency.
TFn Gaee Club elected Dean Benson
ss lis president at its annual election
Ja1 week and also chose the following
Prank wanzSer. vice president. snd
William AEcI.arney. secretary TREASURER.
The cubs las: appearance OF the sea-
son giEl be a. the college during COM
nenoen1ens.
AT tfe meeting Of the Scdality last
Malcolm J. Brady was chosen
~refert for the ensuing year and
francis X. Degnen anc Richard K
Cyhariesworth. assistant projects. The
rev secretary Is Thomas j. McGeary.
Heads Senior Class.
With the election Of some officers
still IN doubt after several days oI cam
na5yniYag the senior Hilltop class mas
In,cred Paul A. McDonough 70 be us
president nexE year
The College Journal staff held us an
n1sl banquet last Tuesday al tfe HaHrlli-
ton Hotel when announcement va
wnsdp that the new editor for l92o-zs
v-o11id be Arthur Brown. 80 Of Pnlla-
dennis MiIhurn Petty Of the District
~ Columbia will be managing enitor
ard John Liebernsnn win be business
.Jsues Yeyby NELL. the retiring editor;
&r.ed ss toasfnagser ano lnnonoS0o
IS rne speakers. Rev. Richard Mckeon.
& ! moderator Of the 3ournsi, ano
Fey. Thomas B. Cheswooc- s. j. gaes1
Of The evening ., c.
Member Of the CASTOR Debating 20
csetg concluded their aiiaHS iof uIs
wear xdfn banquet InesnaS nLs1t -
tsse sspaflt0r Hotel and elected as iIlelT
,-e.. vas- y1rrssdert Robert Criscuolo Other
resoeTS named were Arthur Hogan. vice
v,-eSi6ent: John r Hazard, secretary.
Tdnugc 1. Er1nlni treasurer. ailo
LANES Bernhard censor
~ s,r7uiaaoux vote Of the society inc
retiring yice president, Joseph Br1nJns.
wsg awarded the soctetys mecs4 iof
4,1e best extemDoraneous speaker curing
the scar.
81 to Get Miner Gs.
F5ssy-ene men are 70 receive the
v~sraor q this year. IN recognition Oh
tsgelr successful participation Ia minor
fJorts and other activities varfan'ing
tf1ts rating The letter men acre mem
Ess-x % the varsity tennis golf. boxing
arc rife teams during the year
Members Of the boxing team sao are
10 receive their letters are Fred
fehzfv, Emmett Haggerty Henry 2.
y1uruos. Edward W Mccarthy Charles
r Flkn, Claude CFlgSDy Leo II Nc
(oYmiek. CYetn b Hines. John T1eruey
Laurence Dsnaner and Robert Gours.
gy4k Kieilstrorn ~ the sODhonnrf
rasEs Is sailing from New York for
Sweden nezt geek n take part in uie
srlals for the Swedish Olympic team.
the Sweolsn Athlete Association having
decided 70 osira him home IN conSid-
sF11b9f u tAE fS0lStAsDU tFS"fo ~
ggesleUx years. lie saw bis rrst Ameri~
caB competition this year when ~
member " the CeorgetoWn track team.
ne placed second III the hurdles a. me
Penn yelSy games
Ezek .n 1913 X seiistFosn uas6e The
Swedish team S. the European Olympic
games I3e will return ~ CeoreetoY1
ne1t' Pal
Wany students from The pGreign
feryAcs Ecfool have recently Ieft ~ tGse
SO sDoSt& s8Fgsc end others are leaving
sg10Ffly after graduation James 3
Cufley Is nov with private concern
I'D haE his headquarters In distant
SINGAPORE William II Cross VIII leave
sa<s9 fer GlteTla " ioin the offce ~
2 rubber COMPANY end r. & Cieary
ss LED YESTERDAY " represent q com.
,sanY IN tte Wesl Igldies sno Central