Evening star., 1942-03-15
{. u. Names Groups
To oDirect Activities
During Senior Week
Graduation Exercises
Will Begin May "a
With Boccnloureute

Preparations for senior week at
Catholic University have been be-
gun with the appointment of spe-
cal committees by the presidents
Of the graduating classes Of the COL
lege of arts and sciences and the
school Of engineering and archi-
lecture, William Cullina, Hartford,
Conn, and John Masterson, Helena,
Mont, respectively.
Directing the activities of the
various committees will be John L.
Schroeder, Easton, Pa. and John
A. Doyle, Meriden, Conn, who were
named co-chairmen for the week
They have already begun the task
of co-ordinating the various activ-
tiles which will take place during
the graduation period, which opens
May "a with the baccalaureate Sum-
day ceremonies and terminates with
commencement on May 90.
The Program Committee will be
headed by Theodore L. Mandris.
Annapolis. whose chief assistants
will be Lawrence Huftv and Lars
Eidsness Of Washington.
Heads of Other Groups.
Other committees include. Senior
banquet: Louis Cattsneo. Washing
ton, chairman, assisted by Michael
Cherello, Morristown. y. J.. and
Albert Norris, Kearny, n. J.
Tea dance: Emil Gross. Meri6en.
chairman. and David J. Rabenhorst,
Washington. and William F. Griffin.
Jersey City.
Senior ball: Edward Scullen.
Washington; James F. Casey Pitts
field, Mass. Romeo j. Martini.
Niagara Falls. N. Y: Vernon Won
Drehle. High Point, N. c.. and James
F Kenney. Bridgeport, Conn.
Finance and budget: Joseph l.
IaMarca, New York, chairman. as
sisted by Thomas F. McKenna,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. and Jose San
taella, Ponce, Puerto Rico.
Class memorial: Timothy j.
Lynch, Holyoke, Mass. aided by
Leon T Wowak, Mahoney City. Pa,
and Patrick J. Hannah, Washington.
Class Day Managers.
Class day: Kenneth Foye, Milford,
Mass, chairman, and Casimir C.
Ksycewski, Irvington. N. j., and
William L. Mayne, Washington.
Decorations: Bernard A. Kenenyi,
Eatontown. N. j.. chairman. assisted
by Robert K. Preston and Philip T.
Regan of Washington.
Alumni Committee. Charles P.
Maloney, jr., Washington, chairman,
and William H. Mulvev. Marlboro.
Mass, and Charles A. Dickson,
Hyattsville. Md.
Class membership: H. Francis
Murphy. Bristol. Mass, chairman,
aided by Wilfred Rouleau and
Cleveland Stauffer OF Washington.
Catholic University's debating
team will leave this afternoon for
New York to engage debaters of
schools in New York, New Jersey
and Pennsylvania. Accompanied by
the Rev. Patrick J. OConnor, as
sociate professor Of sacred elo-
quence, who is moderator Of the
Shahan Debating Society, the team
which will make the tour includes
Vernon Won Drehle, William Cul-
line, John Hutton of Drexel Hill,
Pa. and Kenneth Foye.
Taking the affirmative of the
question Resolved, That the Fed
eral Government Should Control
and Regulate by Law all Labor
Unions in the United States" the
c. U. debaters will meet st. Peters
College in Jersey City. N. j., to-
night. The Shahanites will reverse
the order and take the negative
side in their debate tomorrow night
with the team of Manhattan Col
lege, New York City. The Fordham
University and st. Johns University
debaters will also be met while the
c. U. men are in New York City.
On the return trip, the c. U. team
plans to meet the debaters of St.
Josephs College in Philadelphia.