Ohio State University - Makio Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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TOP ROW: Zdara, Dorfmeir, Stillings, Brown, Battista. Kerns. Bridwcll. Clair. Johnson. Christman. Taylor. ROW FOUR:LcSueur. Machuga. Lcavci. Fairbanks. Shoemaker, McHvigh. Bernardo. Nichols, Mogenscn. Pcnn, Spcllcrbcrg. ROW THREE: Hunt. B.ites. Bcchtcl. Wonnell. Roderick. Calhoun. Glase. Wise. Puckctt. Culticc. Eastmin. ROW TWO: Fitch. Ctnter. Noethlich. Hou-ic. Bctleski, Huffman. Mahaffey, Brown. Stark, Carpenter. ROW ONE: Johncox. Swadcy, Cone. Crown, Howard. Kennedy. Alton. Smythe. HELTA THETA FHI OFFICERS Ray Guize, Pre,si( ori( Bnice Hlinninn, ue Prpsiilcnt Lloyd George Kerns. Secretary Rirnam Penn, Treasurer Leading tlie nation in number of senates. Delta Theta Phi is the country s largest la v fraternit ' . Senates corresponci to chapters in so( ial fralerni ties. There are 82 senates, with over 23.000 mem- bers. The branch of the organization at Ohio State is Chase Senate. »Iembers participate in the a( tivities of the Ohio State Law School. Lowell Howard was the president of the L ' niversity Student Bar Associa- tion, and Ralph Mahaffey and Richard Penn were, respectively, vice-president and treasurer of the organization. Fraternity brothers holding class offices were Wayne Leathermun, president, and William Machuga. secretary-treasurer, of the Senior Class. Officers of the fraternity for 1919 were: Presi- dent. Ray Glaze; vice-president. Bruce Huffman: secretary, Lloyd Kerns: and treasurer. Rii Iiard Mann. rollowing up their outstanding achievement ol winninc the Oliio St.tte hraternitv Softball ( li.im- pionsfiip ol 191M. Delta fhcta Phi won llic Lciigue Championship in 19-19. Social activities for this organization are planned on a year-round schedule. During Simi- iiier ()uarter, 19-19, two fraternity picnics were held. On one occasion members held a picnic jointly with another legal fraternity. A feature of the Fall Quarter was the Homecoming celebra- tion. () er 300 active members, pledges, and auunni were invited. 1 he social program for the Winter Quarter centered upon the rushing and pledging of new mem ' jers. Prospective Freshmen were entertained at a stag party in February. 1 his linu tion was followed by two special dinner meet- ings, at which President Fievis and Judge Rose were the speakers. In ? Iay the national fraternity celef)rated its fiftieth anniversary on Founder s Day. Chase Senate joined the Columbus alumni chapter in celebration of the event. Dinner meet- ings, held bi-monthly, were addressed by guest speakers. 191

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iv cuu ScfUcn Malialiev. Ralpl. . . . kCulloimli. W. .J. . kC lllU ' . Jolin G. .As iiiHe ' or( i(ng(on i Aum 3u L LB Delia Thou Phi. Phi Eu ' ttimj. Pi St m Alpha. L w Journal lA»»ocute Editor K Ohio Suic SluJeni Bar Aisn. (Vi« Pre.) L LB. Phi Delta Phi. Phi Eta Sijma. Scabbard and Blade LL.B. Phi Delta Thcia. Phi Delta Phi. Ohio State Law Journal Mil.l.ell. Kit,. M. AlMl ' sfif e L L H L.tw Journal R.Kler. Clifford i ' . Ir. I ' affeidjaruer. loin 1.. C ' o urriLtiS IVnii. kitliard W. . L LB Phi Gamma Delta. Phi Delta Phi. Beta Gamma Si|{ma. Track Manager. YMCA. Varsity (V. Scarlet Key L.LB I Dehd Thcta Phi (Treasurer). J Student Bar Assn. (Treasurer) ( oliiriibus L.L B. Smma Chi. Phi Dclu Phi )St-crcury . Bucket and Dipper, Sphinx (Secretary . Scarlet Key. Varsity ' O ' . Student Senate. Ohio Staters. Inc.. Student Court. Intcrfraternity f;.iurt. 194 ' Dads Day l €it;land. Rii hard N. ( ' o nm(nis L LB. I M.sli. I lloyd L. ( ofdinLii LLB Phi Delta Phi 1 (...mmitlec (Chairman). P.inorama for May Week 1947 iChairmanl. OSPA iTr.-.isurer). Toastmasters. l- cciitive Committee for l)i,,ni..nj Jiibil.-. Sliire, Bernard Stark, Leo P. L.L.B. Phi Kapp,l Alpha. Delta Theta Phi. Student Bar . -mi Underwood. Ma. L. CofiiniLtis L LB. . loiiessen. Po. L LB. ayiier, Ooiwild ounpsfoit ' n L LB. Phi Doha Phi. Pershinii Rifle Waldo, James E. ronton L.L.B.. Phi Delta Phi W ' oldorf. L3a idH. H oomingaoie A.B.. L.L.B Delta Chi, ScabbarJ and Blade. Prop and Wings. YMCA. Civitas. Student Bar Assn. 8TIIIIE T 88liriATIM ' l«-inl) T lii|) III llic SIikIciiI Kar . ssocialion is iiili)iiiatii will) eiirollinciil in llic C ollctjc ol Law. It is the purpose of the oroani .ilion to snpiT ise the honor system nl cx.uninations in iIm- I aw ( ol lege, and to assume responsihihly lor the sot i.il affairs of Law students. I he iissocialion liirlher •linis lo inaugurate and condiu I projet Is Inr profes- •■iiin il training ' . .S i( iai liMK lionv v|)iiiimiii(I (Iniiiiu liii ' yc.ir w itc llic Ircslmian Siiiiikcr held in llii- i ' lili. the Bar- rister s liall in llic inlcr |ii,irlcr, llic annual Law S( liool . lmiini and l liidcnt Ban(|nel held ill till ' Siiiiiit;. ,111(1 llic .iiiiiimI pit llic. arious scrsiics lor the sliidcnis were performed l) ihc assot iation. I ' romincnl spciiKcrs were ol)- l.iini-d liii vpci iiil iiicclintJs. prcscntinu topics ol inlcrcsl Id pr()spc ti c Liwycrs. , liook c. - liiinye was sponsoreil. TOP ROW: Eattlakc. Penn. Howard. Mahalley. Krre.ler. Nicoll.

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TOP ROW: Fisher. Chnmansin. Crown, McCunc. Hau cr, Stuhldrchcr. McMorrn. Hjpncr. SECOND ROW: Donntllv. Prcndcrga-i, Marlowe, G. Taylor. C. T.ivlor. Clowcry. Bcehlcl. FIRST ROW: B.1II. Alton. Howard. Hart. Kendall. Glare. M.ihaffev. L W J 11 II It L 01 1 KIRS D.ivi.i W ll.irl. r.iliUtr ill Chief Mrvic W K.ri.l.ill, .Assoiiiilc Eilrlor illiniii U M.if litrt;.!, .Assoriiift ' itiifor K„l|.l, l„l,„ll.x. AssiuiaU- ;■ , », OIliu Stall ' jiic ouriKil. in iU ((rcsonl lorm. was laimcliecl in lOIN a-, llii ' worthy sutcessor fo tlic () iio Sidle ( ' nifcrsilv Lair joiiniul. I lie latter |iiil li atiun wa.s suspcnucd uiti ' in U 12 clue to till- war emercenry. Under tlie rapable and ener- Celic li-a(l rs|ii() ol l)can Icflcrson IV I ' ordliiim. the new loitriitil liti taken on added important e and prestice in tlie lield of national law st liooi pnnli- t atitins. One oiitslfindintj lealiirc ol tlic new iiiiriui . i llic praitire of coverinu. in each issue, llie various aspet ts of a sinijle topic in llie lieltl of law insteati ol dealinu with numerous topics in a single issue in the (onventional manner, lypical sunjerls have heen A Survey of I .euislation of the UNtli Ohio V leneral -Assemhly. I laheas C orpus. . Survey ol I.eiial I ' .dutation. and Ohio State Taxation. A ( h.iiiL ' e has alsti lieen iiiatle in the sponsor- ship ol the ourridf. I he new juiinial is a pulilica- tion of the C ollefie of Law, and not of the Student Bar . ssot iation, as lormtrly. The ournnl is edited hy a student lioaid lom- poscd ol students who have cittainrd a three-point at ruinulcilive point hour ratio. : this time only a provisional memhership is awarded. Writing anility anti prt)per interest in the Joiirnal nuist he demonstrated helore a student is eli( ihle ft)r a full stall memhership. I he loiiriKil is piihlishfti lour limes yearly. I he etiittir int hiel. asst)t iate editors, •ind the hiisiness iiianaCer arc elet le l to these positions twice yearly hy the MU-iid)ers ol the editorial htiartl. Last Sprint; find Stuiimer. I.ltivtl lisher was the etiilor. .lat K .Mtoii. I lowtuil I l.ul. .inil I nwfll f toward were the associate editors, iuiil Ra ( ila e was tin- husj ness manauer of this (|uarlerl pulilit alion Informal luncheons are held hi inonthU li llif stall. I ' .at h Sprint; at the ( t llei;e of Law h.intpift. t ertilit .lies ol st.ilf memhership are awarded to eli t il le personnel. i 192