Detroit College of Law - Forum Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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FORUMl few acts from a booking or theatrical agency, but that is unlikely due to the presence of our wives, sweethearts or call them what you may. This matter. as with other specific details, has not as yet been settled at the time of this writing, but rest assured that there will be other diversion, besides eating, dancing and watching the faculty eat chicken. tMr, Danhof insists that it be bonelessj The season being warm, with that something in the air, which will affect the free and handsome, it is intended to secure some club house, preferably outside the corporate limits. As the class is composed of a large majority of the afore- mentioned gentlemen, this location would be very desirable, because what would be nicer than a .lune moon: a sparkling lake and soft, dewy grass, even if it does staing with dreamy music in the background created by a clever band? XYhy, even a pessimist would be satisfied. Of course, those who are not affected, or have their wives with them, will have a perfect floor, the best music. congenial company and ideal surroundings. Up to this point this article has been to create a mental picture in the potential customers, to cause them to realize they must go. llut wait, ladies, do not feel slightecl. Besides partaking of the unusual circumstances elucidated above, they will he the recipients of, and we hope pleased with. some handy little favor care- fully selected by our able favor committee. So girls, put a little pressure on the embryo lawyer and get the occasion to show off that new dress. lf you talk him into going, we will do the rest. After using a certain amount of banter and innuendo, a few words might be said fin a more serious veinl about the personnel of the so-called Senior Ball Committee. These gentlemen-they are not lawyers yetvare in the present and will up to and including the thirteenth of June, really work to create a very pleasant memory for all those attending. Page One Hundred Seventeen

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'i-FORUM SENIOR BALL THE SENIOR llAl.l, COMIXII'l'TliIf 'I111111 Pfeitle. C11air111a11 111.11111 the lllll'lCC'1ltll rlay flf--ll1llC-, 1930, xvlllll-fl jeem a very ll11ClCSl1'l1l1lC 15,5 1113111 fur 111e111s1 511C1Ill 1l1l1Clll,Jl1 111 the class 111 l93ljt11tl111se11f a 511115-1-- lk ..., V I . st1t11Q111s l1Z1Itl1'6. G 1 J, f ' 1K M44 1 dwg ,, . . fr I--fm-'D 111 the c1111t1a1y, tl1ez1t11111f1c 111 the 511111111 class is tataliftw. 111111211 if the ji11x was tu upset tl1e111, it w1111lrl have 111 thuse four years of harcl XYU1'li. 3111111 that 111111511211 clate, if 11111 11111st call it su, the 111115 211111 stucleuts. tml, 111 wh11111 we have Il few, with tl1eir reuterl tuxes, will llCC1ll11E very cliguihefl a1111 seclate. The Only restraint will he the lwreseuce uf thuse gC11IlL'l1lE'l1 whu have tll1'flNVl1 the fear of nllllllliu i11t11 11s fur fuur lung years. Fear not! These ge11tle111e11 l11ltlC1' that sense uf well lweing, 111'1111111lgaterl 111' Q3.St1'fl1lf'JI111C sufficiency and i11 a 1111111l1le attit111le, clue tu the 1111-se11ce of t11eir respective wives, will at last appear i11 their true light of l1ei11g Hlllj' llllllllllll lung suspectecl 211111 thus CUl1l:ll'l'll6Kl. Really that shuulcl he CllTC1'tZllll1llC1lt Cllljllgll in itself. hut to further the good 1'e1111tatin11 created 111' the Cl1Z1ll'l'lll1ll uf 111'eviu11s class f1111ctio11s, we might have a Page One Hundred Sixteen

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iFORUM D. C. L. QUARTET i l I'l'lll.l,ll'S FRIQICMQXX 15l.liY RIIJKQICXY.-XY if .l,q' - - - . - . . PM Phillips. lion telt that the activities ot a college such as the ll. Li. I.. would not he complete without a qnartette. Therefore W KL. 6' :-s:6..f,.Q-l: f ' lllf ll. C. l.. quartet was organized in February of 1930 hy llonalcl ' Q ' he set out with the amliition uf a Freshman ancl a wealth of vocal solo antl quartette experience in his favor, to organize a quariette. He finally tliscoverefl in T. Burns Riclgeway, Perry Freeman anfl Geo. G, lsley, sophomores, the talent requirecl to make the quartette a success and with no encl of untiring enfort and relentless practice proclucerl a D. C. l.. male quartet which macle its initial appearance in the reunion of 1930. They were enthusiastically receiverl by the student hotly ancl alumni. The quartette wishes to extencl its appreciation to the student hotly, lacnltv anrl alumni for their heartv rece ution of its onferinffs and homes . A Z5 to remain a permanent organization in the activities of the college. Page One Hundred Eighteen