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

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FORUMl ALPHA THETA KAPPA vlune, WSU, and the conclusion of the most successful year in the history of Alpha Theta Kappa, Under the able leadership of Chancellor Benjamin Kurtzman, we have made great strides toward the goal of offering to the brothers the social and scholastic opportunities that make college worth-while. The crowning achievement of the year and of the history of the fraternity is the acquisition of a splendid fraternity home-and oo-1 Putnam Avenue has been the scene of many a joyous get-together: a home for out out-of-town brothers. and a house of gocd-fellowship for all the brothers Life at law school is dull at best, but our aim in furnishing an outlet for the social activities of the brothers has done a great deal to remedy this. Our Midwinter Prom at the Lee Plaza, Winding up with breakfast at the Oriole Terrace. will long be re- membered as one ofithe most enjoyable affairs ever held, and set a high record for our annual Spring Formal, in prospect at this writing. One of the high-lights of our fra- ternity year is the Farce given by the pledges each semester for the benefit of the active brothers. Among our other activities are monthly luncheons, which have been addressed by alumni and by men prominent in their profession. Among those who addressed us in the past year were Herman A. August, who delivered a very interesting lecture on Probate procedure, and Dr. Harry August. who gave a wonderful talk on Psychiatry as related to juvenile Delinquency. The social activities of the fraternity have not hindered our scholastic aims, and there has been unusual competition among the brothers to win the Simon Stier Scholar- ship Key. As the winner must maintain an average of 855 or better during the last two years at the college. it is evident that that scholarship is more than of secondary importance to the fraternity. The unfortunate part of college life is losing brothers by graduation. Our lone graduate of the january, 1930. class at Detroit College of Law was Harry Dworin, The following large number will be graduated in June, 1930. from the Detroit College of Law and the Detroit City Law School: Howard Berger. Samuel Binkow. Robert Danto, Leo Kolodin, Benjamin Kurtzman, Arthur M. Lang, Sol Marks, James S. Nonen. George Parzen, Maurice Robbins. Ben C. Shapero, Harry Thurswell, ,lack M. XYise, Earl Yictorson. ROBERT N. BERXSTEIN. Page One Hundred Forty nme

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Frank Angerilli Raymond Hall Thomas A. Blessing NYilbur D. Bollinger Clarence Brown Gregory NY. Bryan Clayton F. Butler Hernard Cruse ,lohn D. Darin -lohn C. Doig -lack Dollar Chris Dombrowski john R. Mclnerney Russell Scheatter Paul Brainard XYayne Parkinson FORUMl SIGMA DELTA KAPPA ACTIVE MEMBERS jefferson Hoxie XYilbur Hubbard Alfred Kenifeck Charles A. Layton Rodney M. Lockwood Ross NY. Seymour XVeston L. Sheldon Carl R. Taylor Thomas C. Taylor Vincent Thomas Burns XN'arden rl. Frederick XYilson H. R. Yeomans PLEIM QES Thomas Rl. MaeTa,Qgart A. Y. McKee Harry Menzer Theodore Me-ssner Xvallult B. xhbtrlft' Rene XY. Mosflrove John P. Murphy. -lr. Richard Nahabedian Erving Nielsen Marvin XY. Ransom Frank XY. Edwards Herbert Hertzler Stanley Harwood Samuel Ijlendening Robert Hunt bl. C. Calhoun Again the close of the school term has wound its way. and Lambda Chapter looks yvilh pride to the accomplishments of the past year. Though we have lost bv gradua- tion many of the active members. we have kept the ball rolling until the chapter is now numerically strengthened to perform the vast tasks that face us this year. Our worthy brother, ,lack Rourk, was lost to the active chapter in February, but the fraternity has retained him by electing him In the post of Grand Yice-President. ln june, Rene XY. Mosgrove. ,lohn P. Murphy, -lr., -Iohn R. Mclnerney, VYilbur D, Hollinger and Jeffer- son Hoxie passed into the ranks of our alumni. Again the fraternity called on Lambda Chapter for an important office. Brother Hoxie was made Grand Associate Justice. Success is our well-wish to the retiring brothers. The fraternity house has played a large part in our social activities. In our new location we have held many an interesting and enjoyable gathering and many more are planned tor the coming year. Lambda has a house ot which it may feel proud. Under the very able guidance of Chancellor MacTaggart the chapter is assured of a very successful year. Ambitious plans are in making and to top it all the next con- vention of Sigma Delta Kappa will be held in Detroit next December 29, 30 and 31. A New Year's party will be the Fitting conclusion to this great event. The esteem which the students of the Detroit College of Law hold for our mem- bers was attested by the election of XYalton B. Moore as president of the Junior Class and the unanimous choice of ,lack Dollar for chairman of the great social event of the year, the -l-Hop. The great fraternity of Sigma Delta Kappa has grown by leaps and bounds since its inception and in that growth Lambda Chapter has played no little part. It is des- tined to play a still greater part the coming year. Lambda points with pride to the election of judge L. Eugene Sharp to the post of Grand President. The judge is an alumnus of the Detroit College of Law and is held in high esteem and admiration by the alumni. XYe now look hack and say, XYell done. Page One Hundred Fifty one