Georgetown University - Ye Domesday Booke Yearbook (Georgetown, DC)

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THOMAS MONTGOMERY, K A dv RIVERDALE, ND. l'o'vxsEs I.ANuU.xoEs .AREAS Shipping French lturope M r, Montgomery was horn in the Empire State. Izut came to XVashingion very early, receiving hls education in the High School there, and later at- tendsd the University of Maryland. He served with the A. E. F. in France, and returned with the desire to pursue work in foreign fields. Accordingly, he entered the School of Foreign Service, where he has specialized in the Shipping courses. He has ac- quired a thorough knowledge of this department of export trade, and will make a competent administra- tor in the shipping department of any exporting con- cern, WILLIAM P. MORAN A II ll Ni-:w ll.wEN, t'oNN. Voiinsies l.ANm'.aizizs Anus l'omn1ercial Russian Near East Mr. Moran received his education and some excel- lent business experience in his home city. Desiring to enter foreign fields he came to the School of For- eign Service. He is especially interested in Russia and the Slavic XYorlcl and has pursued courses rela- tive to that part of the world while at the School. Mr. Moran intends to enter the service of an export- ing concern which has dealings with that part of the uorld which he has chosen as his area. N FRAN K P. MORGAN LAWRENCE, Mass, A Pau-American Students' Assn. COURSES LANGUAGES AREAS Commercial Spanish Latin-America Shipping After receiving his preliminary collegiate work at Cvorge XN'ashington University. NVashington, D. C. Mr. Morgan came to the School of Foreign Service, where he has specialized in the commercial and ship- ping courses. Mr. Morgan has paid special attention to Latin-.-Xmerica as an export field, and expects to enter foreign service this june.

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JOHN H. MATTER, K A fb LAKEWOOD, N. J. l'rc-sident. Senior Class l'rom Connniltcc Cl? fl! Student Council Slllilkfl' ill L'1n'usias l.ANc:uAt:i-Ls Anms Cnnnnercial German Latin-Ainerifia French Spanish Portuguese l11 addition to his high school and business educa- tion, Mr. Matter is a certified public accountant and also holds a diploma in Languages and Letters from the University of Nancy, France. While wth the A. F.. F. he was Signal Corps representative on the General Purchasing Board, under General Dawes. He has served as Certified Accountant and Special Assistant on the VVar Claims Roard and is now Con- sultant and Technical Assistant in the U. S. Vet- erans Bureau. GEORGE H. MINER, Jr. NEW YORK CITY Prom Committee C25 l'an-American Students' Assn, Business Stat? Ye Domesday Buokcu Covnsas l.ANGl'Aoi-gs Aums Commercial Spanish l atin-America After pursuing commercial and academic courses at New York University, Mr. Miner, a Gothannte came to tl Q School of Foreign Service in quest of the theoretic and cultural training so necessary for the successful foreign trader. He has good brsiness connections in New York City and will nnd'Julotc'lly return to a lucrative position as a specialist on lgiiin- .Xnterican trade opportunities. W. LLOYD MITCHELL, A fb E PoR'r XVASIIINGTON, N. Y. Connsias l.ANoUAoEs AREAS Shipping French Europe Diplomatic-Consular . Hefore Mr. Mitchell caire to tieorgetown he was actively engaged in the tire insurance businss, having been employed by the Great American Iwsnrance Co. of New York. lnsuranee is undoubtedly his forte. for his deep theoretic knowledge has leen strength- ened by a wide practical experience. Success d es rot come to him without effort. but is achieved through his industry, energy and determination.

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CLEMENT F. O'HEARN, A.B., K A KID lfixu. Riviziz, Nlixss. A Prom l'ommiltee C27 1 ilvitsizs l..4xiaiiAcigs Aimss lommerclial Spanish l.atin-Ainerica lliploiuatic-Consulai' French Straight from lloly Cross, where he received his .X. IS. in 1921, Mr, O'l'learn entered the School of lforeign Service in the autumn of the same year urged by a spirit of adventure and a desire to ulti- mately contribute his part towards furthering Amers ican foreign trade. Believing that a thorough edu- cation must be the foundation upon which success in foreign service is built, he set out to obtain the necessary knowledge, so that in addition to receiving an M.li.S. from the School of Foreign Service, he also received an M.A. from the Graduate School of Georgetown University. Mr. O'Hearn has made a specialty of Latin America. JOHN G. PALCHO, Jr., A E Il PATTON, PA. l.,UllSll'.xlIlCl'lCZll1 University Club l'oi'usEs l.ANuuAt:i:s AREAS fomniercial Spanish Latin-Aim-rieii After his school work was completed, Mr. Palcho engaged in business for a year, in order to get some practical experience. He served in France with the .X. li, lf., returning to XVashington where he has been in the employ of the Government. The desire for foreign service came over him and he enrolled in the School of Foreign Service where he has special- ized in Latin-American affairs. Mr. Palcho is at present employed by the State Department. i WARREN G. PATTERSON, K A 111 POTTSVILLE, PA. li4Pl'llSES A l.ANGL'.mi-:s AREAS IPiplomatie-Consular French liurope After mouths of thrilling experiences with the French Army during the World NVar, Mr. Patterson settled down to a scholastic life, and completed his studies at Pierce School, Philadelphia. But before specializing further he wished to obtain some practi- cal business experience. He became a salesman fora well-known brokerage house in Philadelphia and the knowledge he thus gained has been of great value to him. He has pursued the Diplomatic-C4insular course at the School of Foreign Service, and hopes to enter the U. S. tfonsular Service.