Evening star., 1936-11-29
r. JAMES J. HAYDEN, act
ing dean Of the School OF
Law at Catholic University,


has announced the forma-
ton of group of legal debate clubs
in which all classes of the School
Of Law will be represented. The
formation of these clubs resulted from
the initiative of the student body at
large and was eliminated at q gen.
eral assembly held during the last
week.
There will be two clubs each club
being represented by either IA or 16
members. These clubs will be divided
into individual teams of two, which
will allow for intra-club debates and
method Of elimination to select the
team that shall represent the club in
final meeting with the winning
team OF the other organized club.
The work of further organizing the
clubs has been left to William j. Bar
ron and Harold K. McGann Of Wash
ington, both having formerly repre-
sented the debating group of the un-
dergraduate school.
PawI Heads Alumni.
WALTER s. PAWL was elected
president Of the Patent Alumni
Association Of Washington College of
Law at the annual Fall business meet
ing of the association. Pawl received
the degree of bachelor Of laws from
the college in 1881 and the degree
OF master Of patent law in 1882 He
has served two terms as treasurer OF
the General Alumni Association. s.
Bernard Calm was reelected vice
president and Cecil w. Macy, secre-
tary-treasurer. The membership Of
the association is composed Of grad
yates holding the degree of master of
patent law, students enrolled in the
patent law department and graduates
professionally interested in that
branch Of law.
The senior classes are sponsoring
an all-school festival dance to be held
in the rose room Of the Washington
Hotel on December 19 from 10 pm. to
/ am. The dance is for the benefit
Of the year book fund.
Thanksgiving at Roosevelt.
AT THE Thanksgiving festival
Wednesday morning at Roose-
welt High School the students went to
the platform to make their offerings
for the poor. The stage was deco
rated with Autumn foliage, corn
stalks and pumpkins.
The surprise feature Of the pro-
gram was the call for the retiring
principal, Allan Davis, and the pre-
sentation to him for the force Of en-
gineers, electricians and janitors Of
fine leather dressing case. Davis
made brief response to the praise
and thanks Of this large force Of en-
ployes.
Members of the faculty distributed
the gifts to various charities. Mrs.
Laura Williamson was in charge Of
the program.
Demonstration at Western.
STUDENTS Of Western High School,
in cooperation with members of
the faculty, will give practical demon
strations Of varied In and out Of
school activities at the Home and
School Association meeting scheduled
for next Wednesday.
On the auditorium stage the crew in
charge of Mrs. Page Kirk will show
Just how IL operates for regular per-
formance. The principals Of the
operetta, TN Already" recently pre-
sented, will give several numbers
under the direction Of Miss Sue
Gardner.
Orchestral and other music num-
bers will be presented under the di-
rection Of Miss Lucy g. Lynch and
Mrs. Gladys Sanders.
Girl and boy athletes will give brief
demonstrations of training in basket
ball under the supervision Of Mrs. A.
g. Trenis and c. r. Moore.
A miniature cadet drill will be
shown under the direction Of Joseph
G. Murphy, faculty representative in
charge of cadets.
Graduate Students Organize.
THE Graduate Student Association
Of American University has been
organized at the Graduate School.
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