University of Florida - Tower / Seminole Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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IIASCO.M V. MATHIS. Hornby. Ktecida. Hadutor of John Mart), all Suocl); Wix lf»» Wilton Club; IVirdwIj Po- litical CltV Kikma V. i» a typical I'WkU cracker, an eatysninr. cheerful. and h»i»i. tome lad. CccntrjT. at hr .tort, from 0 nvttronmcalt ol a well ordered cootf try We. he hat found hi in tell hapj-dy fillrtl be tie tuhjccl of Rtal Proi rrty, in «ixli he will 1t ) likely i| cutirr. lie it not what « tetme l a l tdy’t Man. hut jodciiir fiorn the c»j i»encct he relate , he tt ctulcelly vrrtol in the wtstomc art . Hit ehi 4 ilebyht on the cam put hat been to at-tetnhle with the crowd on the Th.xnat llall c«e«r. where he can evcrctte hi wit »n levity. A rood bit of hit |atl experience hat been at a pedacoiue. hut he i now a loyal adwocr • tv ancient townee «4 the law. SAMUEL OSCAK MILLER. A.B . I '.,lk tt n. f.a. Bach flor of I aim. f.oeutt f.terc InMilntc. I'Mvrtaity of vcorfta. 1007-00: U«l tertily ol Traat. iMf-i ; I.elaiHl Stanford Junior Unirertity, igto-ii; I'm teitltv o4 I’lnrida. iqii-ij. Bachelor of Artt. 1‘nircrtily «.| Heewla. t a• e; llaehrloe of bti. wij-I'rctnlcnt c.f the ceenWerl Semor Clattr al the I’nlvcrt'ty of Florida, ioi.- ij. I peak ol r»e at I am; nothing ratronite.

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Cl. A BOURNE MC. I'HIPPS. Terra Cch, Florida. Hoch tar of Um • A.. UiiniMi; 1 1910: PSi K»ii« P»i. i i» Ft» Fraternity; l rc..drni .MWilif A mot talma; FoUw. CM.; Jdin fai »'•!! DAHl«| Society; Mrrrkrr «f Winning IMatm Team. mu; Mrmkrr lW!at.af Turn if): German Clul.; IVeadrn' Woodrow WUana CM; Ut »»H7 » •« » TW Sn»w ; “M.kr Ollell” r c I wo yrara M( rndr.vnfrd 1. imp e ■« that he lirrd wt Tami At ltd. hoocrrr. bt dark • «»»« «a ■liMmered. and «r (find that kr. .ho rltxnnl lo hr »n habitual nly Unlmnln «.( Yhor City. waa. in tr««h. a Mk«tf «•» Ihr »urr«« t.» «l T» ». C«t MtC wa. the )..«( lauiuoo ul ily tkl«o«h »h»ch 1‘rratdr nt WiinMi earned hi. trm ih in florid . Hr ha. l««r. a jr. f »».vr Wadent. and I hr loeat War ..I Tamf w»JJ ftnd » I . r tkr !r». • «.-»•»» . I ml ali fney. FRANK LIN KI HERD. I. law... J.wlHn. Kentucky. Pachtlor .. J«An Ufdiall Drtialinf Sorely; Vkr IWVnl. Seim Uw y M C A . Trnni. Chih; Ar.ftrr.- Od KrfWflrt and Sihwm.ii.i.,,, J if ll.r J.An MtrdiaB Iwhalm Society. ••Ill- 1. a tori »( old Kentucky. •- •« .tudenl cd Croe ., Ky-) ColWfr. ol fliUM I’nieerailjr. Ilr h . laueht whoel .« dldrrent l r (uuMiy. ho da . » m » •» |wd.«»r= • Suwanner. I‘•wo. I)r Soto. Wakulla. and Ulf.llr FW0U H' 4 4mI « »» d..,.,..t and hale. a ,M like a h..r. Hi. I.nnd. ... Many and to h.. .Irar to h.. heart indelible Hr •» a .nrtr cd ,„.o„ aril , . .,.0, N . .. th. lank. d T- ha.r bum) . hi, hrartrd Irflmr. » -t a and a rroifanmn and fnrad.

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CLASS OF 1913 LAW PROSE. The class of nineteen thirteen needs no eulogy. Moreover, self-praise is more than half scandal. Wherefore, .standing on the broad basis of the law. We place ourselves on a lofty pedestal Where all the common herd may gaze in awe Upon the majestic mien of those Learned in the noble science That forms the safeguard of human rights. The guardian of our sacred institutions The Bulwark of Society. To ourselves we burn the Incense Of Adoration. Bow the knee of abject homage. Kiss the Earth. Prostrate our sacred selves In recognition of Learning Wisdom and Skill. Adaptnesa in technicalities and Intricacies With which the Courts hedge themselves about. Of the skill with which we wield Weapons of legal combat. Match wit with wit And strive By every human ingenuinty To right wrongs. We look ahead and see in hope Careers of note— Supreme Court Bench or Senate seat. or. perchance A J. P. Court. Of the Past, it is enough— We have weathered the storms Of undergraduate days. Through daily quiz and examination We have pursued A steadfast course Until at last WE are rewarded— This day we take our place Among the lawyers of our Land To administer Justice.