Atlanta Law School - Brief Book Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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llBllRTllB1Ell5lD1DlllC1IlQD3Y ' ' ' ' ' - ef ff f ------- 'Delta Theta Thi VVAYN E SENATE DIELT.-X TH ET.-X PHI LAw FRATERNITY, second in size only to Phi Delta Phi, had its Origin in the convention held at the La Salle Hotel in Chicago on September 26, 1913, where three national fraternities, Delta Phi Delta, founded at the Cleveland Law School of Baldwin-VVallace College, Cleveland, Ohio, in 19013 Alpha Kappa Phi, Organized at Northwestern University School of Law, Chicago, Illinois, in 19025 and Theta Lambda Phi, established at Dickerson School Of Law, Carlisle, Pennsylvania, in 1903, met in joint session. Realizing the strength that comes from unity, these three legal fraternities wisely formulated the plan Of merging into one national fraternity. Thus Delta Theta Phi was founded. Now in its twenty-fourth year, Delta Theta Phi enjoys a position Of national prominence, having fifty-two active senates located in the leading law schools of the United States and twenty-five alumni senates. VVayne Senate enjoys the dis- tinction Of being the first senate to be installed after the amalgamation, the date Of its installation being hlarch 21, 1914. Being primarily a legal fraternity. Delta Theta Phi devotes its efforts tO the devel- opment Of high scholarship and legal learning, with the desire tO inspire within its members a high regard for the noblest qualities Of manhood. Its objects are to em- phasize the upbuilding Of character through legal learning and to cultivate a true friendship and brotherly love among fellow students of the law. A -JOHN XVINCHESTER. HONORARY IVIEIYIBERS HON. E. D. THOMAS HON. E. E. POMEROY HON. ROBERT C. ALSTON E. CLYDE BENSON . BOWLING C. YV.-XTES . JOHN P. XVINCHESTER ROBERT T. SPEER . . RUPERT L. BIURPHY T. F. BLACKSTOCK . CHARLES IW. KING . GEORGE M. ARI.-XS JAMES C. BAILEY E. CLYDE BENSON T. F. BLACKSTOCK JAKE BRASWELL OFFICERS ACTIVE MEMBERS THOMAS F. DEFOOR L. DANIEL DUKE PAUL H. HARDIN W. D. HEARINGTON L. O. KIMBERLY CHARLES BALL BROWN CHARLES M. KING JOHN REDWINE BYNUM RUPERT L. NIURPHY HENRY L. SHACKLETT . . Dean . . . I'lt'6-DPHII . . . . . Tribune . lllaxfer of ihe Ritual Clerk of lhe Exvhequer . . Clerk of the Rolls . . . . Bailiff PLEDGES CHARLES R. AIKEN WILLIAM PIERCE CLARK EDWARD S. BULLOCK ROBERT E. LEE COUNTS AUSTIN B. CHASE ROBERT E. L. DU-BOSE GRIFFIN G. EDGERTON JAMES O. SHEALY JAMES F. SMITH SIDNEY SMITH, JR. ROBERT T. SPEER ALBERT R. WHITTLE JOHN P. WINCHESTER BOWLING C. YATES BERNARD C. JOHNSON SAMUEL C. PUCKETTE CLARENCE VV. SEBRING