Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-27
DIR. HAGEN CHOSEN
n. j. SENIORS HEAD
Is First Officer to Be Class
President for Two
Years.

DR.. Walter Hagen, who last year
headed the junior class at National
University, was elected president of the
senior class at the annual balloting
during the past week It is the first
time that a student at this institution
has been chosen president of his class
for two consecutive years.
DR.. Hagen is a member of the Ma
tional University Masonic Club, the
Sigma M Phi Fraternity and the Con-
gresSional Country Club.
E. Joel Treger, last years secretary,
was chosen vice president; Meyer
Pumps, secretary; Linnaeus T. Savage,
last years treasurer. was reelected, and
John T. Macdonald, Sergeant-at-arms
James w. Lauderdale was elected
class editor: Glenn L. Shinn, class
orator, and Miss Addie Hughes, class
historian. The latter named has been
active at National through her first
two classes. being last year president
of the Cy Press Club. She is mem
Der OF Omicron Chapter, Kappa
Beta Pi.
John c. Faircloth was elected editor
in-chief of the Docket, year book of
the university.
Juniors Elect Also.
Charles H Bair was chosen presi-
dent of the junior class. Miss Grace
Kanode was unanimous choice for
vice president; secretary, William E.
Deering; treasurer, William G. Baden;
Sergeant-at-arnfs, Louis Engel; class
historian, Geneyieve Pratt. The fol-
lowing three were elected for the execu-
tive committee: Charles c. Guy, Amos
T. Pagter and Merrill L. Smith.
The Cy Press Club of which Miss
kanode is head, will have regular
monthly meetings throughout the year
every fourth Wednesday in the month.
Instead of arranging monthly dinners,
as heretofore, the club will have several
unusual social events during the year.
Four interclaSS debates have been an
nounced this year by Prof. Fred Myers
The first to take place on Saturday,
November 80. This Fall, prior to each
special debate, preliminaries or elemina-
ton debates will be held.
Last night members of the Alvey
Debating Society held an interesting
debate on the question whether the
Banner law should be adopted in the
District of Columbia
This coming Saturday the same
society will debate the resolution that
the District of Columbia should have
full and proportanate representation in
both houses of Congress.
The Alpha Beta Chapter of the Alpha
Eta Phi Fraternity is laying plans for
celebrating its fifth anniversary at
National having begun on the school
December 20, 1924.
Emrick Named Editor.
Robert l.. Emrick of the senior class
has been appointed editor-in-c chief of
the National University Law Review.
This publication is brought out semi
annually during each school year. The
Fall issue is on the press and should
be distributed in the near future.
Unusual interest is being evidenced
this year in moot court practice under
the direction of Prof. Glenn Willett.
Every Friday members of the senior
class appear before the court and pre-
sent cases in which juniors are witnesses
and freshmen jurors.
Under the leadership of Jose A.
DeJeSus a reorganization of the
fraternity of Philippine students will be
made A preliminary meeting was held
last night at the school. This frater-
nifty; known+as the Philippine Columbian
has been in existence in the school for
several years.
Prof. Herbert L. David, author of the
treaties on Federal and State practice
legal accounting and court auditing has
been selected as council for the City of
New York involving Federal questions.