Cornell University Law School - Barrister Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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011 LL LAW QU ILTLILLY The Cornell Law Quarterly is the Law School's most important single representa- tive to the legal profession. The 1952 Quarterly Board has with its publications held the attention and interest of New York and Hforeignw lawyers on our school. Under William Vanden Heuvelis leadership the Quarterly has obtained and printed several articles of especial interest to lawyers and law students, such as Justice Jackson's com- ment on advocacy before the Supreme Court, Dean Steven's View on the ethics of plead- ing the Statute of Frauds, Professor Larson's article on the history of Workmen's Com- pensation, and a study by Simon Rosenzweig of the opinions of Judge Edgerton from a legal-philosophic perspective. The Comment Section of the Quarterly has also main- tained a high standard, and in keeping with its policy of publishing outstanding stu- dent material, has printed some excellent comments in the fields of Trusts, Conflict of Laws and Procedure, all by members and competitors. The Note Section was mainly the Work of the stall, but material by non-Quarterly members of the student body was also considered. The general policy is to invite contributions from the student body and such notes, as Henry Bobrowis note on Condemnation and Government Seizures in the Fall issue, are printed if of high caliber. Not all of this year's activity showed up in the issues. Several parties helped keep the competitors loose, and the most pleasant social event of the year was the Quarterly Banquet of April 26, principal attraction of which, barring the food and refreshments, was Arthur Dean, an outstanding New York lawyer and trustee of Cornell University. Finally, the Quarterly Hackers had an undefeated basketball season, under the spur of its stars, Clarke and Ludington, trouncing the cream of the Law School by fantastic scores in all of its CZQ games. l D171 I

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Donald Claudy, Business Manager, Lorene Jorgensen, Managing Editor, Jack Clarke, Note Editor, William Vanden Heuvel, Editor-in-chief, Thomas Clark, Book Review Editor. Front Row-T. Clark, L. Joergensen, W. Vanden Heuvel, D. Claudy ' Second Row-H. Diamond, L. Greenapple, J. Heffernan, R. Buxbauni, E. Keith Third Row-W. Fuller, F.. Lassman, R. Hays, A. Burns, Ji. Lambert, L. Fallon. lVl. Fields Fourth How-B. von Falkenhausen, L. Trusoott, P. Evans, J. Kirsehner, S. Tanenhans. C. Evan N. Cross, J. Hetherington Absent-J. Clarke, J. Dully, S. Springer, V. Stelzenmuller I Ll-6 1

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Chancellor Vice-Chancellor Clerk J OHN SHERIDAN CHARLES CooNEY JEROME LIBENSON Front Row-L. Schultz, J. Lihenson, J. Sheridan, C. Cooney, W1 Candee Second Row-H. Bernstein, S. Paltrow, W. lVIarshall, J. Friedman, J. Dwyer Third Row-F. Bell, J. Spector, J. Picinich, l. McDougall, R. Quish Fourth Row-R. Menclelsohn, A. Sehnall, J. Adams, J. Glueeksmann, B. Ciluk Fifth Row-M. Cole, M. Smith, R. Hays, M. Hansen, DN. Joslin Absent-D. Degling, R. Shulansky 14 41.8 .1 J 1