Evening star., 1932-10-23

purpose Is TO place before the student
body suggestions regarding campus life
and activities by means OF q weekly
bulletin and to follow up the announce
ments with such action as will tend to
bring each member Of the student body
into contact with that phase of extra
curricular activity for which he Is fitted.
The committee was announced by the
Student Council as Wilbur Prezzano
representing the senior arts and
sciences; Robert Bourne, senior en-
gineers; Daniel Guinan, junior arts and
sciences; Thomas Healy, junior en-
gineers; John Hodges, sophomore arts
and sciences; Frank Murphy, sophomore
engineers, and member of the grad
uate group to be appointed.
Dean John McDill Fox of the School
of Law has announced the beginning
Of j special course in aeronautical law
on Tuesday, october Is, under the
leadership Of DR.. James j. Hayden.
Invitations have been extended to men,
bers of the District bar and to others
interested in the subject to attend the
series Of lectures.
Rev. Timothy MacCarthy was in
charge OF the Catholic University dele
gation which attended the international
oratorical contest last night in Consti-
tuition Hall when the Right Rev. James
H. Ryan, rector of the university pre-
sented the cup to the winner and DR..
Paul G. Gleis, Walburg professor of
German languages and literature at the
university, acted as one Of the judges
Forty-flve students have enrolled as
members of the new university band
which is being organized under the di-
rection of Frank Brennan, president of
the senior class. Capt. w. H. Mac
Kenzie, noted band leader will be the
director. Uniforms and instruments
will be furnished by the university and
it is expected that the new organiza-
ton will make its bow to the public at
the Wake Forest game in Brookland
on November S.
Ansel F. Luxford Of Omaha, Nebr
was elected president of the freshman
law class this week. Dick Galiher of
Washington was elected vice president
Leo Loughlin of Girardville, Pa, sec
retary, and Bard O'Hara of Denver
Colo, treasurer.
Columbus Seniors Elect.
JOSEPH T. CORBLEY was elected
J president Of the senior class of the
law school at Columbus University
last week.
Other officers elected were Miss
Eleanor Spates, vice president; Urban
E. Conlon, treasurer; William E. Messer,
secretary, and William J. Qelly, SER
geant-
| Freshman activities got under way
last week shortly after they held their
class elections. Their first social func-
ton will be party to be held tomor-
row night at the school. Serving on
the committee in charge of the ar
rangements for the event are C.
Maurice Weidemeyer, chairman, Miss
May Cullinane. James D. Mckenzie,
George Cozzens, Timothy j. Quirk and
Marie Kannary.
Organization of the Freshman De-
batting Society was announced after a
recent meeting. William F. Goddard
was elected president of the organiza-
ton. Other officers who were named
at the meeting are Thomas c.. >Tilson,
lr., vice president; Miss Antoinette
Kelly, secretary. and Miss Estelle Phili-
bert, librarian.
The junior class held a class party
Friday night al the Hamilton Hotel and
students and members of the faculty
were present for this first social affair
of the law school