Evening star., 1937-10-31
FOREIGN SERVICE
SCHOOL ELECTIONS.
Local Students Figure
Prominently Among Off,
GERS of G. u. Classes.

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Local students figured prominently
IN the annual elections conducted
by the 10 classes of the Foreign Serv-
ice School of Georgetown University.
the results of which were announced
yesterday. Twenty-four of the sixty
class Offices were filled by students
from the District of Columbia and
Maryland, including one from Vir-
ginia
The local candidates were partic-
ularly successful in the balloting of
students in the late afternoon sec
ton. Each of the five class presidents
chosen is from either the District
or Maryland.
Officers chosen by morning classes
we're:
Senior: President. John w. Clipper,
Bondsville. Mass; vice president,
Clarence j. Beach. Groton. Conn;
secretary, Chester S. Davis, Chevy
Chase. Md. treasurer, Thomas J..
Radzevich, Torrington, Conn; histo-
rian. William c. Waldo. Washing
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F. McKenney. Lincoln, Me.
Fourth Year.
President, Alexis z. Rowan. Mex
leo City. Mexico; vice president, AMI
son T. Tehaan, Washington, D. c.;
secretary, Mario Gregorio, Washing
ton, D. c.; treasurer. Patrick j. Lo-
renzo, Binghamton, N. Y: historian,
Howard C. Clancy, Waterbury. Conn;
sergeant at arms, Patterson Helfrich,
Rockville, Md.
Third Year.
President, James R. O'Connell,
Park Ridge, ILL.,; vice president, Bruce
A. McClenahan, Montclair, N. j.:
secretary, Harold H. Baetjer, Cations
vile, Md; treasurer, Carl F. Garges,
Washington, D. c.; historian, Donald
F. Forbes, Washington, D. c.; SER
geant at arms, Henry A. Lagassee,
Nashua, N. H.
Second Year.
President, Reginald MARITIME, jr.,
Upper Montclair, N. j.; vice presi-
dent, John M. Haffen, East Hampton,
Long Island. N. Y; secretary, John
D. Rucker. Crosse Point, Mich; treas
urer, Harry j. Smith, Maplewood,
N. j.: historian, Edouard E. Robert,
Brattleboro. Vt; sergeant at arms,
Edwin A. Schrader. Bethlehem, Pa.
First Year.
President, Alexander E. Listoe, Bed
ford, Va; vice president, James H.
Ennis, St. Paul. Mimi: secretary,
Mario F. Garcia, Brooklyn. N. Y;
treasurer. William H. Mckay, Man.
hasset, Long Island; historian. Albert
j. Doherty, Taunton. Mass; sergeant
at arms, William G. Buchanan, ir.,
Washington, D. c.
Officers in the late afternoon classes
are:
Senior.
President, A. Kelly Shelton, Wash
ington, D. c.: vice president, Howard
c. mccarthy, Washington, D. c.; sec
retary, Thomas F. Cundif. st. Louis,
Mo-; treasurer. Albert S. Cassell,
Brooklyn, ~ Y; historian, Paul E.
Hadlick, Washington. D. c., and SER
geant at arms, Arthur w. zener, Po-
CdSllO, ludllO.
Fourth Year.
President, William w. B. McKinnell,
Catonsville, Md; vice president, David
L. Gilsinn, st. Louis, Mo-; secretary,
Newton Heston, jr., Cumberland, Md;
treasurer. Joseph C. Burgy, Hagerman,
Idaho: historian. John M. Leddy,
Washington, D. c., and sergeant at
arms, Jay ]. Jones. Sd, Newborn, Tenn.
Third Year.
President. Carl j. Langmack. Ia
koma Park, Md: vice president,
Michael j. Daley, Fail River, Mass;
secretary, Robert F. Crowell, Wash
ington, D. c.; treasurer, Arthur c.
Nagle, Clarion. Iowa; historian, Sven
A. Langmack, Takoma Park, Md, and
sergeant at arms, Louis Schultheis,
West Pittston, Pa.
Second Year.
President, Francis L. Simmons.
Washington, D. c.; vice president,
Harold J. Selinsky, Marinette, Wis;
secretary, Henry A. Tolson, Wishing
ton, D. c.: treasurer, Ralph J. Duf1e,
D. c.; historian, David j.
Ansboro, Atlanta. Ga, and sergeant
at arms, Hugo A. Brandts, Minister,
Ohio.
First Year.
President, George E. Blanc, Wash
lngton, D. c.; vice president, Carl M. |
Viner, Pittsfeld, Mass; secretary
variance B. Roe, Compton, Calf;
treasurer, William M. Nicol, Lakewood,
Ohio; historian, William D. Wilson. |
Lima, Ohio. and sergeant at arms. |
John L. Beaton, Fargo, N. Oak.