Evening star., 1932-05-22
A. U. Announces Summer Plans.

n. u. AUItUuutCS
THE Summer session of the Graduate
i School and Senior College OF
American University, June 20 to
20, includes a number of new courses
in the field of education, for which the
faculty has been strengthened by ad-
dition Of several new lecturers, 1t was
announced by DR.. Walter M. W.
Splawn, director of the Summer session.
Two programs of study are offered
in education. The first includes the
courses in city school administration,
administration of secondary school cur
ricula, public school finance, admins
tration of educational tests in city
school systems, the junior school theory
and practice, the senior high school
theory and practice, and modern ten
denotes in education. The second In
cludes two unit courses, one concerned
with elementary education and the sec
ond with special problems.
Among the new lecturers are DR.. Eu-
gene S. Lawler, senior specialist in edu-
cational finance, Office Of education;
DR.. Arnold E. loyal, associate special
ist in school finance, Office OF educa-
ton; DR.. David Segel, in charge OF
tests and measurements, Office of edu-
cation; Bess Goodykoontz, assistant
commissioner of education DR.. Julia
Letheld Hahn, district principal of this
city; Katherine M. Cook, chief of the
division of special problems, Office of
education; Else Martens, formerly Of
Stanford University. and Harold S.
Warner, principal of a junior high
school of this city.
The Summer session also offers
courses of instruction in philosophy,
international law. history economics,
government, psychology and German
and French
The new American University Chap
ter of Delta Sigma Rho National Fo-
rensic Society was installed with cere-
mony yesterday by DR., Henry l.. Ew-
bank of the University of Wisconsin,
national president in charge.
The "A Club of girls will hold its
annual banquet next Wednesday, with
Miss Dorothy Wulf in charge.
G. w. U. Clubs Plan Concert.
THE George Washington University
J. Glee Clubs will give their annual
Spring concert Tuesday, at 8:45
PM, at the Willard Hotel Bringing
to climax an active season, the mems
and women's singing organizations will
present a program OF selections from
world-famous composers. Two members
pianist, and Robert W. Cushman, BARI
tone. The presence of the group OF
graduates who formed the Glee Club
of 1925 will be feature of the evening.
They will attend en- maSse and will
sing one of the university songs. The
clubs are under the direction of DR..
Robert Howe Harmon, with Grace Ru-
BILE Harmon as accompanist.
Editorial boards of student publica-
tions for the year 1928 have been
selected. The University Hatchet, stu
dent weekly will be under the editor
ship of c. Manley Fessler, with Lester
Gates continuing as business manager.
Associate members of the Hatchet edi-
torial board will be John T. Madigan,
Gordon v. Potter and John T. Vivian.
Ralph H Mccoy has been selected as
editor chief of the 1888 Cherry Tree,
and Wendell H. Balm has been re-elect-
ed business manager. Editorial aSso-
ciates are Edith Brookhart, John Ever
EFT, Dorothy Mess and John Walstrom.
Sphinx, women's honor society, has
elected to membership Mildred Om-
wake, Elizabeth Churchill and Martha
Osborne. Election is based on excep-
tional scholarship and leadership, the
membership being limited to seven. A
scholarship average for the entire col
lege course well above the grade OF "B'
is required for election.
Hour Glass Honor Society for the
recognition of outstanding ability in ex-
tracurricEIar activities has elected
Louise gsrryman, Edith Brookhart,
Ruth De Vane, Evelyn Eller, Cecile
Harrington, Louise James, Ruth Molly
neaux, Pauline Schaub and Kathleen
Watkins. These students were initiated
at banquet held at the Kennedy War
ren on Friday.