Wake Forest University - Howler Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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THE PAD LIBRARY :ippc;iK to Spencer Ennis. H irold O. K. PRIDGKN calls lo order the i imheriiike Chapter Edwards. Elmer R per. John Rush. John H;i!l at study time. with Spencer Ennis st;iying busy with roll and minutes. PHI ALPHA DELTA Officers and Adviser. First row, Elmer Raper. Treasurer; O. K. Prldgen. Justice: Professor W. J. Ritz. Adviser; second row, Robert Wheeler, Vice- Justice; Spencer B. Ennis. Secre- tary; Robert Summey, Marshal. Sixteen

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of the ' .tiidcnis of the VV;i ecretary; Edgar Chri tman. prcsidcnl, 1 ■ STUDENT BAR ASSOCIATION Under the leadeisliip of Ed Christnian as presi- dent, the Student Bar Association liegan its year liy sponsoring in co-operation with the facuhy an orientation program for the freslniian stu- dents to acquaint them with the history and work of the law school. Outstanding item of the fall orietitation program was the talk by Professor Edgar Timherlake on the Early History of Wake Forest Law School. This orientation program was repeated in the spring for the new students of the second semester. The Student Bar Association held its annual fall banquet in the Wake Forest Cafeteria on October 1 7 with James P. McGranerv, Attorney General of the United States, as the speaker. Senator Willis Smith, along with other distinguished North Carolinians and alumni of the law school, was present for the event. Sponsoring a forum entitled The Christian Rests His Case and a speaker, Frank Hanft from Carolina Law School, the Student Bar Association did its part to make Religion in Life Week a success. A LAW STUDENT practice!) procedure while appealing a case before judges Allen, Denny. Gilliam in moot court. JAMES P. McGRANERY. then Attorney General of the United States, addresses the Student Bar Association.

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PHI ALPHA DELTA Beginniii ' ; tlif enr with a moker in the lioii?e on the corner, tlie Edgar Tinilierlake Chapter of Phi Alplia Deha opened a successful term. Foothall games with State and Duke were scenes of parties for the returning ahinini. Choosing Durham for a joint initiation with Carolina in November, the chapter took in seven new iiieni- hers. The house came in tor its share it new things when a rug. two lamps and a lilirarv cabinet were bought. Dinner meeting- were held with speakers Bill Gilison. FBI agent, and Dr. Robert E. Lee of the law faculty, outstand- ing men in the law |)r()lession. Honors in law school were held b Robert Weathers, who served as veep oi the Student Bar Associa- tion, and three of the Senior Class Officers, who were PAD men. For the top spot on the calendar, the Edgar Timberlake Cha])ter along »-ith the University of North Carolina served as hosts for the Twelfth District Conclave in March with Wake Forest College ' s Spencer Funis servinu as the Justice for the entire di-lrict. Robert Atlen James Bonner C. D. Clark Thomas Easi Spencer B. Ennis ■,. Ra Elhcridge Bojce Gibson Do lc I.oMdcr Kr ant Lumpkin Bert Montague K. J. Parrisli O. K. Pridsen. II Klmer W. Raper Rudolpb Sineieton Robert Summe illiam A. aden Robert S. leathers. Jr. Robert D. Wheeler Charles R. Williams