Evening star., 1939-11-05
6. u: Foreign Service
School Glasses
Eject Officers
Requiem Mass Will
Be Celebrated for
Father Med Donouqh

AA8VOu AIlU 1lcdIOy MaIylduQ ana
Virginia were among those elected to
class ONCE in the school of foreign
service at Georgetown University,
1t was announced yesterday.
The election results on the morn
Ing classes follow: Graduating class
Donald F. Forbes, Washington,
president; Richard B. Wright, WASH
ington, vice president; John p.
Canova, Pennsylvania, secretary;
Gregory c. Carroll, New York,
treasurer; Benjamin S. Roberts,
Florida, sergeant-at-arms; David G..
Yuengling, Pennsylvania, historian;
Phillip H. Gillespie, Pennsylvania,
Yearbook editor: Oliver H. Buce, III,
Maryland, business manager.
Fourth year class-Harry ]. Smith,
New Jersey, president; Rolf Will
liams, Virginia, vice president;
George w. Hogan, Illinois, secretary;
Joseph H. Finley, Washington, D. c.,
treasurer; John j. Smith, New York,
sergeant-at-arms; John D. Rucker,
jr., Michigan, historian.
Third year class-Francis x. Van
Herpe, New York, president; Charles
r. Mullan, Pennsylvania, vice presi-
dent; Jack B. Harloe, Washington
secretary; James F. Anderson, Wash
ington, treasurer; Robert B. Keyes
Connecticut, sergeant at arms;
Victor w. B. Wales, Kentucky, his
torian.
Second year class-James F.
Beamer, Indiana, president; John
w. Won Herbulis, New York, vice
president; Blacke c. Howard, Mis-
souri,, secretary; Murray Fox, Mas
sachusetts. treasurer; Henry w
Davis, Ohio, sergeant-at-arms
Walter N. Blumenthal, Washington
historian.
First year class-Raymond c. Mil
Ter, Washington, president; Robert
L. MCGOWAN. Virginia, vice presi-
dent; James H. Campion, jr., Mary
land, secretary: John L. Mccall
Rhode Island, treasurer; James v
Bowler, New York. historian; Jack
A. Marshall, Washington, sergeant.
alarms.
Officers elected in the afternoon
classes were the following:
Graduating class-George r. Jen.
nings, Connecticut, president; Sver
A. Langmack. Washington, vice
president; Robert E. Crowell, Wash.
ington, secretary; Robert M. Castle
Wisconsin, treasurer; David L. Gil.
sim, Virginia. sergeant-at-arms
Warren j. Holmes, Indiana, his.
torian.
Fourth year class-Joseph c
Cruden, North Dakota, president
Hugh A. Brandts, Ohio, vice presi.
dent; Donald A. DAILY, New York
secretary; Francis c. Strizzi. Wash.
ington, treasurer: Francis L. Sim.
mons, Washington. sergeant-at.
arms: David j. Ansboro, Georgia
historian.
Third year class-John w. Bud.
deke, Washington, president: Gerale
H. Marion. Maryland, vice president
Leon B. Noory, Massachusetts, sec.
retary; John l.. Finn, Maryland
treasurer; Robert S. Coleman, Wash.
ington, sergeant-at-arms; Earl J
Wilson, Washington, Historian.
Second year class-Thomas M
Hurley, Connecticut. president
Ralph L. Trisko, Minnesota, vic,
president; Robert w. Givens, Penn.
sylvania, secretary; Norbert c
Treacy, New York, treasurer; JOSEPH
J. Corcoran, Connecticut, sergeant
alarms; Ernest ]. Cocsis, Washing
ton, historian. 4
First. year class-Riehard c. God
frey. Virginia, president; Bernar,
c. Reed. Maryland. vice president
William R. Thompson. jr Oklahoma
secretary; Frank B. Guest, jr
Washington, historian; Albert
Gregorich, Wisconsin, sergeant at
arms.
For local alumni during thi
weeks home coming requiem mas
will be celebrated in Dahlgre,
Chapel Saturday morning for tn
late Rev. Vincent S. McDonough
S. j., former moderator of athletic
and spiritual adviser. Father Nc
Donough's death occurred a fey
days before the academic tern
opened.
An additional feature of the home
coming will be reception TO
alumni by the president of the uni
versity at II am. on Saturday.