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

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1 i 5 . I so S ' fi S S f Il .u Ili. T Il .Th 'lj ID IIY I SID Eli I fainjf ....... . - .... . .. E, ,,,..,.,. Iota 65am CGW NIU CHAPTER AT THE END OF ANOTHER SORURITY YEAR we look back upon our work with pleasure and pride. The growth of the fraternity spirit has been proven, during this past year, by the growth of the sorority, both in numbers and in the scope of activities. Iota Tau Tau is not an honorary sorority, though one of its foundation stones is high Scholarship-nor is it strictly a social sorority. One of our projects is a scholar- ship fund, established nationally in 1935, and in the local chapter during last year. The purpose of the fund is to benefit worthy and outstanding women law Students, who find themselves in need of funds to complete a legal education. The business of IXIu Chapter is conducted by ten standing committees, each in charge of a monthly meeting during the year, thereby injecting individuality into the scope of scheduled activities. A magazine of sorority activities, called Dixie lWusings,l' is a conspicuous innovation of the program of this year. XVe strive in continuous thought and action for the promotion of Women in the legal profession, always looking toward contributing our efforts for the inspiration of all women in entering this worthy profession. HONORARY MEMBER MRS. HELEN DOUGLAS IVIANKIN Y ........: OFFICERS MISS TGAIAIIE PARRISH . . . . . . . Dean MISS LUCILE MILES . . . Assoriaze Dmn MRS. ANNA BELLE Cox . . . Setrfmry IXIRS. IJUCILE S. COTTON . . . Treasurer MRS. CTLADYS T. MEDLOCIQ . . . Hirtorian MRS. RUTH SHIRP . . . . . Librarian MRS. LILLIAN H.eXRCLERCDE .... . Parliamentarizzn ACTIVE MEMBERS MRS. RE.-XDIE P. ASHURST MRS. AGNES DEFOOR MRS. C.-XROLYN S. BARNES MISS DIXIE DRAKE TVIRS. -TEANETTE L. BRADBURY MRS. TRNVIN T. H!'.-XTT MRS. PEARL BURNETT MISS FRANCES IXIADDOX MISS ESSIE CAIN MISS IRMA IWIARTIN MISS COURTNEY CARSWELL MISS GEORGIA PRUITT MISS NELL CLARK MRS. RUTH B. SASNETT MRS. ROBERTA S. CONNER MISS IVIILDRED VVELLS MRS. LUCILE S. COTTON MISS EUNICE WHITE MISS IXTARY CROFT MISS VICTORIA VVILBANKS MRS. KATHLEEN DANN MRS. RosA C. YoUNG PLEDGES MISS D.AISY BENTLEY MISS EUNICE JOHNSON MRS. J. E. FEAGIN TXKIRS. TVIABEL M. RAINES MISS JULIA SMITH u --f-'f ----

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1:1 1 1ii1ii14i1:r1:1:1-ii1ir1u1i1:i1o1ri1:i1 1 1 1:1111 1 1:1 1:1 1 11:54 ATLANTA LAW SCI-IOCJL Q FACULTY g PROFESSORS HAMILTON DOUGLAS, JR., Dean ES., Vandcrbrlt Unrvcrsrtyq LL.B., Atlanta Law School: Elementary Law, Torts FRANK A. HOOPER, SR. A.B., A.M., Mercer University ltate Solicitor General Southwestern Circuitl Criminal Law, Agency LEROY F. WYNNE LL.B., Atlanta Law School Constitutional Law E. E. ANDREWS LL.B., University of Georgia lLate Senator, Thirty-first District of Georgial Pleadrng, Evidence FRANK A. l-IOOPER, JR. tLate Judge, Court of Appeals of Georgial Real Property AUGUSTINE SAMS LL.B., University of Georgia Equity Jurisprudcncc, Partnership JAMES C. SHELOR B.C.S., Georgia School of Tizchnologyg LL.B,, University of Georgia iAssistant Trust Officer, Trust Company of Georgial W Wills and Administration of Estates J. E. FEAGAN LL,B,, University of Georgia Practice Court, Suretyship EDGAR WATKlNS, JR. A.B., Oglethorpe Unrvcrsityg LL.B., Harvard University Sales HERSCHEL E. COLE, Secretary LL.B., Atlanta Law School Domestic Relations FRANCIS DWYER A.B., University of Mrchrgang LL.B., Emory University Agcncy J. W. LeCRAW University of Gccrrgraq LL.B., Atlanta Law School Barlmcnts and Carricrs, Bills and Notcs D. F. MCCLATCHEY, JR. Ph.B,, Emory Universityg LLB., Atlanta Law School, LLB., Emory University Corporations THOMAS M. STUBBS A.B., Washington and Lcc Unrvrzrsrtyg LL.B., Harvard University Contracts ALLAN WATKINS A.B,, Oglethorpe Univcrsrtyj LL.B,, Harvard University Suretyshrp and Banlrruptcy SIKES YOUNG LL.B., Atlanta Law Schoolg C.P.A. Fedcral Taxation TILLOU VON NUNES A.B., M.D., Tulane University ttate Solicitor, Second Judicial Circuit of South Carolina, and late Assistant U. S. Attorney, Northern District of South Carolinal Q Bar Examination Review Y The Atlanta Law School was established in IE9O. It offers a three-year course of study leading to the degree of LL,B. Its sessions are held in the evening which allows its students to be self- supporting, or to gain practical experience in law otfrccs and courts. Inquiries should be addressed to the office of the Dean, l400 Rhodes-Haverty Building, Atlanta, Ga. iiiiiv1o1in1ii1o1o1rr1rr:ii:01o1iri1r:1aicp4i1n1o1o1n1i: 1 :: 1 :: 1 01014: 1 1:1 1: 1 :i1 01:1 io'o