Evening star., 1940-10-27
Class Officers Named
In Foreign Service
School al 6. j.
locoI Students Elected
To Head 4 Units;
18 for Mu Chapter

Results Of the annual class elec-
tions at the Georgetown University
School OF Foreign Service were an
nounced last week for both the
morning and evening sections.
A score of students residing in
the Washington area were elected
to ofices in the 10 classes. Four Of
the classes chose local students for
president.
The new officers for the gradual
Ing class in the morning section in
cluded Francis x. Van Herpe Of
New York, president; Mason c.
Helm of Hyattsville, Md, vice presi-
dent; Henry r. Hergenroeder of Bal
timore, secretary; Robert B. Keyes
of Connecticut, treasurer; john B.
Boothby of Utah, sergeant at arms,
and William G. Buchanan of the
District of Columbia, historian.
Evening section: Clarence A. Cam
ary, Kansas. president; Hugo A.
Brandts, District of Columbia, vice
president; Robert H. Walker, Mass
achusetts, secretary; William j.
Gregg, New York, treasurer; Richard
v. Whalen, New Jersey, sergeant at
arms, and William J. Kelly, Silver
Spring, Md, historian.
Other Morning Unit Officers.
Other class elections in the morn
Ing section, with local students des-
ignated, resulted as follows:
Fourth year: Robert L. Byrne,
president; Herbert D. Peterson, vice
president; John A. Nalley. secretary;
Mortimer A. Alnwick, treasurer;
Henry E. Fullilove, sergeant-at-
arms; Leon S. Noory, historian.
Third year: Ivan Hasslocher, Dis
trict of Columbia, president; Fran
cisco o. Linares, vice president;
Leonard M. Dureo, secretary: James
K Bruce, treasurer; Allen v. Dris-
coll, jr., sergeant-at-arms: Walter
NJ. Blumenthal, District of Colum-
bia, historian.
Second year: Otto H. Salzman.
jr. District of Columbia, president;
Robert MCGOWAN. Alexandria. Va,
vice president; William l.. Smith,
Chevy Chase, Md, secretary; John
L. Mccall, treasurer; Charles l..
Schmidt, sergeant-at-arms; Edwin
D. Crowley, Arlington, Va, historian.
First year: John E. Jonathan,
president; Charles C. SWeeny, vice
president; Edwin M Jacobs, secre-
tary; Frank B. Moore, treasurer;
John L. Quigley, sergeant-at-arms;
William R. Connole, historian.
Evening Section Officers.
In the evening section the officers
are:
Fourth year: Charles A. Cerami,
District of Columbia, president;
John NJ Finn. Garrett Park. Md,
vice president; John L. Lohre, Sec
retary; Robert S. Coleman, District
of Columbia, treasurer; Albert A.
Doherty, sergeant-at-arms; Albert
A. Rabida, District of Columbia,
historian.
Third year: Ernest J. Kocsis, pres
tdent; Henry c. Martin, West Falls
Church, Va, vice president: Berney
T. Wilburn, District of Columbia,
secretary: Norbert Treacy, treas
urer: Walter I. Giles, sergeant-at-
arms; Will Hippen, historian.
Second year: James E. Wicker
sham, president; Albert S. Grego-
rich, vice president; Edward F.
Dobyns, secretary; James Harring-
ton, treasurer; Laurin Askew, SER
geant-at-a William R. Thomp-
son, historian.
First Year: James Farrell, Dis
trict of Columbia, president; Will
liam j. Durkin, vice president: Hen
ry w. Peabody, District of Columbia,
secretary; David Crickenberger,
Arlington, Va, treasurer; Marcus
A. Fuller, sergeant-at-arms; John
E. Freter, historian.
Is Pledged to Fraternity.
Eighteen Foreign Service School
students, from the day and evening
classes, are pledged this season to
the Mu Chapter of the Delta Sigma
Pi International Fraternity. Five
Wahingtonians are included in the
group.
With the fall rushing season now
over, members of the fraternity
have settled down to the activities
for the current school year, and
quite a few professional meetings
and social events have already been
scheduled for the chapter in its
new house at 2800 Wisconsin avenue.
A founders day ball will be held
on November g. according to Head
master Edwin Schrader.