University of Michigan Law School - Quad Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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MORE EGG!-I EADS ASSOCIATE EDITORS Will Johnson Larry Connor John Blish i , wf V - Q r 2 Doug Kranwinkle Chuck Niemeth Paul Rothman Jim Goodbody Student Editorial Board: fleft to right, FIRST ROW: C. Niemeth, I. Blish, I. Goodbody, D. Ebel, D. Kranwinkle, L. Connor, W. johnson. SECOND ROW: A. Levy, H. Edwards, I. Collier, I. Hicks, K. Swift, B. Bonges, A. Boemer, T. Wititlinger. THIRD ROW: C. Nickson, M. Long, A. Lynch, F. Trickey, I. Milchen, A. Coffman, M. Wamer, D. Cain. 36

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David Ebel, Editor-in-Chief MICHIGAN LAW REVIEW In 1902 the MICHIGAN LAW REVIEW first appeared, in re- sponse to what the editors, at that time faculty members, felt was the need of a law journal to be conducted under the auspices of the Department of Law of the University of Michigan. It was intended that the journal fbel practical without usurping the functions of the text book or the digest, and scholarly without becoming so academic in its character as to be out of touch with the needs and aims of the lawyer of today. It will not be local in its character or be confined to the discussion of law-school problems. These goals represented a successful formula, so much so that the REVIEW, still presenting the four departments into which the first edition divided itself, has become an indispensable adjunct to law libraries and practice in all states and in many foreign countries. This year Editor-in-Chief David Ebel departed from tradition to the extent of dressing the REVEIW in an attractive new format. Ebel heads thirty-one senior editors who are assisted by about sixty junior candidates, thirty of whom will themselves become editors next year. Those juniors who have accumulated at least a 3.1 average become eligible to enter the demanding competition. The REVIEW not only serves the profession but also provides valu- able training in legal research, analysis and writing for its staff. EDITORIAL BOARD Editor-in-chief DAVID M. EBEL, of Kansas Administrative and Book Review Editor A1'!if-'16 Ediivf JOHN H. BLISH, of Wisconsin C. DOUGLAS KRANWINKLE, of Illinois Comment, Note and Recent Developments Editors LAunENcE D. CoNNoIz, of Ohio JAMES B. Goonnonv, of New jersey WILLOUGHBY C. JOHNSON, of Missouri CHARLES F. NIEMETH, of Ohio PAUL A. ROTHMAN, of New jersey ,i .lilL- WILLIAM J. BOGAARD, of California ROBERT C. BONGES, of Illinois AMos J. COEEMAN, JR., of Virginia JAMES W. COLLIER, of Michigan MARY M. CoNRAn, of Michigan HARRY T. EDWARDS, of Michigan C. WILLIAM GARRA'rr, of Michigan J. WILLIAM I-Ixcxs, of Michigan J. ETHAN JACOBS, of Ohio GERALD J. LAEA, of Missouri ARTHUR J. LEVY, of Michigan ANTHONY LYNCH, of New York LAWRENCE G. MEYER, of Michigan JOSEPH A. MILCHEN, of Texas CHARLES G. NICKSON, of Michigan THOMAS B. RIDGLEY, of Ohio ANDILE A. SCHWARTZ, of Ohio JEROME M. SMITH, of Michigan KAREN MAY Swufr, of New York F. DAvIn TRICKEY, of Michigan MICHAEL A. WARNEIz, of Michigan J. MICHAEL WARREN, of Michigan TIMOTHY D. WHTLINGER, of Ohio FACULTY ADVISORY BOARD RocER C. CRAMTON, Chairman TI-IoMAs E. KAUPER ROY F. PRoEErx'r ALLAN F. SMITH RUSSELL A. SMITH MANAGING EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER RUTH. A. GRAY ELEONORA V. Eciuzm' Published Monthly, November through June, by the Law School of the University of Michigan 35

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BARRISTERS SOCIETY John H. Blish ....... ..... L ord Chancellor C. Douglas Kranwinkle .... Master of the Rolls Anthony J. Lynch. . Chancellor of the Exchequer Helinan Brook .................... Bailiff John Blish, Chancellor An honorary which emphasizes diversity and scholarship, and takes itself with whimsical levity, Barristers has been doing good turns since 1904. Sometime in the 20's the group originated its annual Grease Ball. There is a scholarship awarded each year to a deserving student, and the University enjoys the Barristers' services as ushers at Centennial Celebra- tions. Occasionally the Society decides to publish an issue of the RAW REVIEW, always oversubscribed. The twenty-five members of the Barristers gather bi-weekly, if it can be arranged, in order to further their vari- gated designs. Each spring ten jimiors are initiated and these tap fifteen classmates the following fall. Once service is paid its due, Barristers unabashedly promotes conviviality, though it always maintains a decorum befitting a body so venerable. fleft to rightj FIRST ROW: T. Croft, G. Schoonmaker, H. Brook, F. Woodworth, D. Dodge, J. Blish, A. Schwartz, H. Edwards, P. Rothman, L. Connor, W. Johnson. SECOND ROW: J. Collier, F. Pollock, J. I-licks, I. Goodbody, A. Lynch, G. Dutton, T. Ridgley, W. Crowley, C. K1-anwinkle, R. Adamcwski, C. Niemeth, D. Ebel, M. Mathews. 37