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iphilodemic Bebating ocictu FOR the thirt -tifth consecuti -e year the ■ ' C ranJ Old Man of Debating, Father John j. Toohe -, S.j., was chancellor of the Philoclemic Society. Restrict- ed in membership to juniors and Seniors, the Philodemic was founded in 1830. In age it ranks second only to the Sodality; and it is the oldest collegiate debating society in the United States. In more than one hundred intercollegiate debates the Philodemic has won ninety-one; and perhaps the most notable portion of that record is the stretch between the years 1921-1Q38, when it enjoyed seven- teen victorious years with ne ' er a defeat. The Merrick debate is the most coveted of the year, for the winner is acclaimed the best debater in the Senior Class, and awarded the Merrick medial, in addition to a substan- tial cash prize. This ear ' s candidates included Tom Kelle ' , Rufus Lusk, John Liebell and Donald Hertzog. As always membership was limited to forty; and each candidate had to be passed by the regular members, with a three-fourths ma- jorit ' required for acceptance. The officers for the past year were Dave X ' lartin, President ; with Al Cohn succeeding him, after Mr. Martin ' s graduation in Feb- ruary. Bill Kabbash was Vice-President ; John Schindler, Recording Secretary; Tom Kelley, Corresponding Secretary, and Ray Fetzner, Censor. A well attended formal dance, with Tom O ' Keefe as Chairman, was held during April at the Hotel Washington.
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international Uclations Club IN recent cars the stiiLlents at George- town ha e shown an intense interest in international problems, 1 lenee the broadening in seope of the International Re- lations Club, anJ its more frcciuent open forum discussions. These meetings have been keyed to high pitch this year, due, perhaps, to the number of foreign students and eterans re- turning to the campus. Mr. Emmett Hurley and Mr. William Keenan attended and took an active part in the conference at assar, under the sponsorship of the Carnegie Institute for . International Peace. The patient arbitration of Dr. Tibor Kerekes, moderator, in ex ' ery d iscussion of the club was an in aluable contribution to a successful vear.
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FA IHER rOOHEY, S J Seated: MARTIN, FR TOOHF ' . ClOHN Standing: KABBASH, BACHMAN, FET2NER 6aston Bebating ocictg
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