Evening star., 1940-06-09
Catholic j. Promotes
Is Members Of
Faculty for 1910
Is Associate Professors
And Eight Assistants
Among Those Selected

Promotions of "a members Of the
faculty of Catholic University to be-
come effective october l, 1910, were
announced yesterday by the Most
Rev. Joseph M. Corrigan, bishop of
Bilta and rector of the university.
Fifteen members of the faculty
were named associate professors.
They are the Rev. Charles A. Hart
OF the department of philosophy,
the Rev. j. Edwin Rauth, o. S. B.,
psychology and psychiatry; the Rev.
Raphael Huber, o. M. c., history;
the Rev. Hugh ONeill, biology; the
Rev. Maurice S. Sheehy. religious
education; the Rev. Aloysius K.
Ziegler, Greek and Latin and his
tory; the Rev. George B. Strate-
meier, o. P, religious education;
the Rev. Edward Rocker, canon
law; the Rev. Clement Bastnagel,
canon law; Robert H. Connery.
politics; Paul J. Fitzpatrick, eco
nomicS; Frank A. Biberstein, civil
engineering; H. Edward Cain, Eng
lish; James j. Bowe, mechanical
engineering; Edward J. Finan. mate
matics, and the Rev. Francis P. Cas-
sidy, education.
Made Assistant Professors.
To the rank of assistant profess
sors eight members were promoted,
They are Carl A. Beck. physics,
Francis j. Drobka, education: the
Rev. Ferdinand B. Gruen, o. F. M,
education; Rafael Pico. geology and
geography; Eugenia K. Spalding,
nursing education; John L. Nc
Mahon. politics; Gladys Sellew,
sociology, and George T, Brown,
economics Sister M. Maurice
Sheehy, R. N, was promoted from
the rank of assistant in nursing
education to instructor.
Baccalaureate mass will be cele-
brated in the National Shrine OF
the Immaculate Conception this
morning at 1890 o'clock by the
Right Rev. Edward B. Jordan, as
sociate professor Of education and
dean of the Catholic Sisters College,
with the Rev. William J. Lallou, as
sociate professor of sacred liturgy,
delivering the sermon. This will
usher in the 51st annual commence
ment activities of the university,
which will be concluded Wednesday.
with the comforting of degrees on
800 candidates by the Most Rev.
Michael j. Curley. Archbishop Of
Baltimore and Washington.
Class Raises Fund.
The senior class Of the law school
has raised a fund of S45, which is to
be awarded in SIS stipends an
nually to the senior securing the
highest mark in the course in trusts
for 1941 to 1943.
Awards to be made on class day,
Tuesday, June II, will include
cash award of s25 for the highest
ranking student in the college Of
arts and sciences. which will go to
Ernest L. Unterkoefler of Philadel-
phia; junior membership in the
American Society of Mechanical
Engineers to Nicholas P. Sarelas of
Saco, Me; biography of Robert
H. Thurston from the A. S. NJ E.
to Charles E. CLANCY, 1907 Kill
borune place NV; Junior men,
bership in the American Society of
Civil Engineers to Robert v. Viner
of TOT Kentucky avenue Sc: gold
medal from the American Institute
Of Chemists to John T, Eiker, Sd.
1926 Allison street NV; medal
and volume by the American Insti-
tute of Architects to Edgar c. Berry,
jr., 900 Sheridan street NV; a
volume to George H. Tsuruoka of
Lyndhurst. N. j.. and the Engineers
Club Plaque to Charles H. Kaman
Of 1921 Third place NV
Dr. Roy J. Deferrari, secretary
general of the university. will deliver
the commencement address at the
Cleveland ohio Sisters College on
Wednesday, and the Rev. DR.. Paul
Hanly Furfey will give the bac-
calaureate at Miner Teachers Col
lege on June 16.