Evening star., 1941-04-20
Many D. {. Educators
To Instruct at {. j.
Summer School
Will Have Closes in
Specialized Subjects;
$500 Pupils Expected

Instructors in % District and
Maryland public and Catholic edu-
cational institutions will serve on the
teaching staff of the summer ses-
sion at the Catholic University oi
America, which opens June 27 tc
continues until August 9.
These educators will be identified
with faculty of 153 members anc
will have classes in specialized
studies included in the Ala courses
which make up the summer curri-
culum. Included among the loca,
instructors will be several from Fed
eral Government agencies and two
who are engaged in giving private
instruction.
DR.. Roy J. Deferrari, director OF
the summer session, said today that
the enrolment will probably exceed
$500. Students who will take
graduate and undergraduate courses
will come from practically every
State in the Union. Enrolment for
summer courses last year jumped
to 2,499, prompting DR.. Deferrari to
predict that the $500 mark will be
exceeded this year.
Public School Educators.
The educators from the District of
Columbia public school system who
will be members of the faculty in
clude Mrs. Imogene I. Ruediger,
supervising principal, seventh divi-
sion; Mrs. Mary S. Cookson, instruc-
tor in science, Wilson Teachers Col
lege; Thomas Francis Ferry, princi-
pal, Paul Junior High School; DR..
Ellis HaWorth, professor of natural
science and chairman division of
science and mathematics, Wilson
Teachers College; Joseph L. Kochka,
teacher of business practice, Wood
row Wilson High School; George
Timothy O'Neill, teacher of COM
mercial subjects, Central High
School; Rene Samson, professor of
modern languages, Wilson Teachers
College and head of the department
of modern languages in the junior
and senior high schools of the Dis
trict; DR.. Paul o. Carr, professor
of social sciences, Wilson Teachers
College; Hendrix August Essers, in
strumental instructor, public schools
of the District; DR.. James G. Nc
Manaway, executive assistant to the
director the Folger Shakespeare
Library; Myron w. Getchell, asso-
ciate editor, Decimal classification
and Relative Index, Library of Con-
gress; Miss Agnes Gautreaux, as
sistant cataloguer in Federal Works
Agency library; DR.. George Lieby,
social hygiene division, District
Health Department.
Others on Faculty.
Those from District Catholic in
stitutions include w. Baldwin Bu-
chanan, instructor in accounting,
Georgetown University; DR.. Eliza
beth Morrissy, professor of eco
nomicS, the National Catholic
School of Social Service; Sister
Mary Eugenius, instructor, Catholic
Sisters College, Model School; Sis
ter Mary Elreda, instructor in edu-
cation, Catholic Sisters College; Sis
ter Mary Verone, instructor in edu-
cation, Catholic Sisters College,
and Sister Mary Agnesine, in
structor in music, Catholic Sisters
College.
Other District educators are
Alexander Clayton, who will teach
art. and Louis j. Goffredi, who is
q biology instructor.
Those from Maryland include
Rev. John F. Cronin, S. S.. professor
of economics, st. Mary's Seminary,
Baltimore; DR.. Wilfred Garvin, M.
S., instructor in sociology and eco
nomics, Mount st. Mary's, Emmits-
burg; Carl w. E Hintz, librarian
and associate professor of library
science, University of Maryland;
Mrs. Frances Jackman Civis, super
visor of music, Baltimore public
DR.. V. L. Ellicott, director.
County Health Depart
ment, Rockville; Sister Dominic,
S. S., professor of romance Ian
guages, College of Notre Dame of
Baltimore; Arthur c.
Parsons, instructor in romance Ian
guageS, University of Maryland; r.
r. Hutcheson, director of Speech
Clinic, University of Maryland.
Organ Recital at Shrine.
The works of modern composers
will comprise the program of an Or
gan recital at the National Shrine
Of the Immaculate Conception at
The university this afternoon at 4
clock, given by DR.. Conrad Bernier.
organlst of the university.
The concert will be followed bv
oenedlction of the Most Blessed
Sacrament, with the Rev. John J. |
Reilly director of the National
Shrine, as celebrant. The university |
choir, under the direction of DR..
Leo Behrendt, will sing "Ave |
Verum. "Tantum Ergo" and RE |
ylnla Coeli-Jubila as the benedic-
;ion music.
Directories of Catholic University |
graduates now resident in everv
metropolitan center of the country
are being compiled by the C. U. Ma
'lonal Alumni Office, under the di-
'ection of James j. Bowe, national
secretary and treasurer, who is also
assistant professor of mechanical |
at the Brookland insti-
tuition. The Washington Chapter
directory has just been completed
and is being mailed to the 1000
graduates living in the District and
n the suburban towns of Maryland
and Virginia. The directory con-
ialnS the home and business ad-
dresses, as we'll as the class in which
each graduated.
Total or partial destruction of
European seminaries and other in
'titutions where religious instruc-
Jon is taught has made the Cath
>lic University of America a haven
n which many young men preparing
ior the priesthood or doing graduate
work may pursue their studies. The
complete abandonment of all classes
Dr. their curtailment by the war has
occurred at the American College