Evening star., 1938-10-30
SERVICE
SCHOOL ELECTS
Officers Named for All 10
Classes in Section
at Georgetown.

elected their omcerS and now are en-
gagged In planning their regular class
activities for the year.
Balloting resulted in the election Of
81 students to various ofices. Among
the successful candidates were 10 from
the Washington area, including one
each from Chevy Chase and silver
Spring. Nd. and Arlington, Va. The
10 classes are equally divided between
the morning and evening sections Of
the school.
One Of the important meetings
scheduled for this week Is the initial
union session Of local sodalities, which
will take place at the Hilltop next
Saturday for an all-day discussion Of
youth problems. Delegates from all
the Catholic high schools and colleges
in the city, including the Georgetown
Preparatory School at Garrett Park,
Nd, will attend.
First Formed In United States.
The Sodality Of Our Lady, repre-
senting students Of Georgetown Col
lege, is ll8 years old and was the
first formed in this country. It is
sponsoring the union meeting which
was called in response to the bishops
plan for the establishment Of a Ma
tional Youth Council to embrace all
the Catholic youth organisa tions in the
country. The Rev. Vincent s. Nc
Donough, S. j., Of Georgetown, di-
rector of the sodality. and William
English student prefect. are in charge
Of arrangements for Saturdays meet
ing.
The principal speaker will be the
Rev. Edward A. Dowling, 8. j., of st.
Louis. He Is a member Of the Central
Council Of Sodalities and one of the
editors Of the Queens Work. He will
discuss youth problems and co-opera-
ton OF sodalities in Catholic action
Result Of Elections.
The results Of the Foreign Service
School elections were announced yes
terday for both sections, as follows:
Morning section:
Graduating Class.
President, James r. O'Connell Of
Park Ridge. III; vice-president, Rob-
ert J. Rossow Of Culver. Ind: secretary,
Charles w. Weller, 3D.. of Detroit,
Mich: Treasurer, Boris Del Monte of
Washington; historian, James Palms
OF Detroit, Mich; sergeant at arms,
George Poske Of Chevy Chase. Nd. !:
Year Book editor. Harold Linker OF
New York City. N Y. and business
manager. George Wolf Of Holidays
burg, Pa.
Fourth Year Class.
President. James Hill of Hicksville,
Long Island, N. Y: vice president, Will
liam c. Sparks Of Washington; Sec
retary. John P. Canova of Dravosburg,
Pa; treasurer, Donald F. Forbes OF
Washington; historian, David G.
Yuengling Of Pottsville. Pa. and ser
geant at arms, Richard P. Van eyckle
Of Sewaren, Pa.
Third Year Class.
President, Edwin A. Schrader of
Bethlehem, Pa: vice president, Harry
J. Smith Of Maplewood. N. j.; secre-
tary, Richard B. Wright of Washing
ton: treasurer. Richard s. Balch of
Honolulu Hawaii; historian, Edouard
E. Robert Of Brattleboro, VT, and
sergeant at arms, Rolf Williams Of
Norfolk, Va.
Second Year Class.
President. Alexander E. Lstoe of
Bedford. Va; vice president. Mario
Garcia Of Brooklyn, N. Y; treasurer,
William H. Mckay Of Manhasset, N.
Y; secretary. Henry r. Heller Of
N. Y; historian. Francis
x Van Herpe Of Peekskill, N. Y, and
sergeant at arms, Earl Fullilove Of Bir-
mingham, Ala.
First Year Glass.
President. John F. Grimm OF Mont
clair. N. j.; vice president, Frank
Thorp. 3d.. of Washington; secretary,
Manuel Iglesias Of Washington; treas
urer, Allen v. Driscoll Of Summerville,
N. j.; historian, Jack w. Giles Of Hill
lis, Okla, and sergeant at arms, Paul
Williams OF Washington.
Results in the evening section follow:
Graduating class-President, Gerald
F. Stack of Deer Lodge, Mont; vice
president, George B. Austin of Van
Nuys. Calf; secretary. Joseph j. Jones
of Newbern, Tenn; treasurer, Charles
N. Walker of Washington; historian.
Walter L. McCaddon Of Washington; !;
marshall. Francis L. Keohan of Wey-
Mass.
Fourth-year class - President, Ar
thur G. Nagle of Clarion, Iowa; vice
president, Louis g. Schultheis of West
Pittstown, Pa; secretary, Robert J.
Crowell of Washington; treasurer.
Sven Langmack of Washington; mar
shall, Leon w. Collins of Sharon, Pa.
Third-year class-President, Joseph
c. Cruden Of Arlington, Va; vice presi-
dent, John Shields Of Washington; !;
secretary, George c. Munsch OF Wash
ington; treasurer, Francis c. Strizzi of
Washington; historian. David J. Ans
boro, jr.. of Atlanta, Ga; sergeant at
arms, William J. Kelley of Silver
Spring, Md.
Second year class - President,
Thomas Mckinley of Queens Village,
N. Y; vice president, Donald A. Daily
OF Woodhaven, N. Y; secretary, John
Finn Of Garrett Park, Nd: treasurer,
Robert s. Coleman of Washington; !;
historian, Robert H. Bond OF Column
bia, 8. c.: sergeant at arms, John j.
Lohre Of Albany. N. Y.
First-year class - President, Ralph
L. Trisko Of Melrose, Mimi; vice
president, william M. Ellis of Phila-
delphia, Pa; secretary, John B. stapp
OF Pauls Valley. Okla; treasurer,
Thomas M. Hurley of Cheshire, Conn. :
historian, Joseph j. P. Corcoran OF
Waterbury, Conn; sergeant at arms,
J. Burgess Walsh of Summit, N. j.
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