Columbus School of Law - Explorer Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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PET AVERSIONS OF SENIOR LAW STUDENTS John B. Armentrout-alarm clocks Clifford O. Arnebeck-long drinks with cherries Esther Bachrach-oral quizzes Frances Basar-exams William E. Bayless-girls chewing gum Pressley H. Belcher-roaches Robert Berman-bridge Bernard E. Bilicki-being served partly filled cups of coffee Winston E. Bradley-gossip John R. Brasel-pompous people John P. Brennan-women's hats Angelo M. Brinker- modern jokes Philip Brownstein-snobs Rose Marie Burckell-grumpy people John Byrne-getting up in the morning Marcy A. Carney-auto horns William B. Carney-exams Charles Gordon Carr-loafing James Arnold Carter-Washington traffic Kathryn Casey-bar examinations John Dardis Clarke-examinations Theodore Collier-artificial flowers Dennis Collins-section chiefs Harland Crowell-snobbish people E. Patrick Curley-dentists Clarence Donohueh-riding on street cars Joseph Dosh-teachers that can't teach Robert F. Eldridge-to be kept waiting on a date Verna Flagg-no parking signs Armando Gammarino-Scotch and soda Theodore Gerth-silly questions John Glancy-giggling girls John F. Griner-hypocrites Gertrude Grogg- two-faced people Maurice Guervitz-noisy women Georg Gutteridge--women Forrest Hayden-nagging women Nelle Holmes-insincere people Chester Holt-narrow-minded people Henry Hood--dictators William Howe--hearing a person tell the same thing twice Francis Judge-examinations Fannie Kabilt-purple Leigh Kelsey, Jr.-horn blower John J. Kennedy-getting up in the morning Kathleen Dugger Kennedy-studying Edward Kiker-alarm clocks Francis Koziol- open-mouthed gum chewing Henry Kupiee-sophisticated hypocrites Dorothea Leatherberry-moot court Eveline Lee-snow James Lewis-unnecessary noise Samuel Lite-foolish questions Robert MacDonald-people who just ean't seem to say l'pleasc or thank you James Maynard-home work Elizabeth McCartney-blues singers Arthur MeCathran-routine Robert McDonald--women Ralph McIntyre-swing music Roy McPhail--those who ask unnecessary questions Sally Meenehan--cold weather George Mehler-working Walter Mess- myself Arthur Myers-traffic cops Edward Murphy-evening of contract bridge Joan Murphy-musical shows John A. Nevros-spiders Richard Posson-studying Mary Powell-snobs James Pulliam-girls Qin generalj Charles Ragan-narrowmincledness Frances Ramon-Mindell Hyman Rubin--briehng cases Louis Rubin- the guy who borrows my news- paper and takes it apart Robert J. Ryan-silly questions Henry Schmitt-stale beer Eula Semple-hysterical women Charles Smeltzer-recitations Laurence E. Smith-bands like Sammy Kaye's Helen M. Sullivan-smelly cigars Abraham Teitler-hearing professors mis- pronounce name William J. Stanton, Jr.-mumblers in class Shannon Trumbo-conceit Aurelio Valore--people who kick the Golden Rule around Martin 'Violette-off color lip stick George Vecchietti-rye highballs Dorothy Weber-going to school David Wenzen-trafic cops Glen Wiltrout-metropolitan police Leonard Zaeiewski-hypocrites PET HATES OR AVERSIONS OF SENIOR ACCOUNTANTS Joseph L. Adeski-icy roads Joseph J. Bayer-estate accounting William Riland Beall-war Chester F. Boratenski-law George A. Boyland-conceit Francis Burke-blondes Charles B. Buscher-war Edward Brassor-war Richard H. Caldwell-war Paul E. Carr-pretentiousness Francis Caton-income tax examinations Sidney B. Cohen-filing my own tax returns J. William Crum-studying Robert Willianm Doerner-examinations in general Page One Humfrerl Forly-two Marguerite McDermott-cats John J. McGrath--practice sets Charles E. Mercogliano-practice sets Kenneth D. Mosely-talkative women Dario A. Pagliai-A kill-joy Angelo A. Puglise-practice sets Joseph A. Purks-exams Harry Silverman-conceit Robert G. Sproul--women's hats Milton J. Thurber-know-it-alls John A. Varley-bad jokes Leo Seymour Woolls-naggers William B. Yeager-radio commercials

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SONNET TO BEW I saw the Universe tonight, All Centered there--in you my Clearg I saw there in your eyes, in flight, A dove on wing through blue skies clear, A symbol of your soul so pure. 1 saw your loveliness-embraced You in my thoughtsg and I was sure That you were there, but what I faced W'as abstract darkness-empty spaceg But you Merc' there! Tfmf l do know. I saw your lips-your wholesome face, Your eyes so radiantly aglow. No more unreal was this than lifeg The world at peace--then-torn with strife. AIAN. 4