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

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i-FORUM SEPTEMBER JUNIOR CLASS DAY SECTION XYqXl.TON MOORE MARYIN RANSOM XYESTON SHELIJOX Ol l lClfRS l'r'r.viflw1l . . . . XY.-XLTON B. MOORE I'irc-l'n'.mlc11f . l.OL'lS K.-XPL.-XX .S'rrrclf11ji' - MARVIN R.-XNSOM Yim'41.r11ruf' ............ XYESTON SHELDON Nl! now-a word or two about the Junior Class. Originally a 2521 class of over one hundred our ranks have ffraduallv dwindled ec 417 ' . to fi ' - K 5 Z until now only about one-halt of the original group answers the daily call to arms. In passing we want to say that it has been ' -':-- with much regret that we have had to say adieu to some of our former classmates. Some have left to give their undivided attention to all-airs that demand it, while others have transferred their activities to other localities or institutions. In any event we are confident that the same earnest purpose that was with them here, will attend them wherever they go. . Among those that remain there has gradually grown a tire of real friend- ship, kindled by a feeling of human understanding and unseltish admiration, for the sterling qualities that are so readily manifest in young men who are ready and willing to devote their time to the study and practice of the law. In class politics especially a spirit of keen but good-natured rivalry has caused considerable lobbying and campaigning among the opposing factions. From the torrid heat of battle, campaign speeches, recunts, etc., the following men emerged triumphant in the recent class elections: lYalton Moore, Presi- dent: l.ouis Kaplan, Yice-President: lYeston Sheldon, Secretary: Marvin Ransom. Treasurer. Led by these men and with the aid of the night class several social functions were sponsored during the year, and, judging by the enthusiasm of those present, similar events will be in order next year. The most successful of these parties was the annual J-Hop, which was given on May 23 in the Fountain Roo1n of the Masonic Temple. Far into the night gay young' couples tripped a light fantastic to the haunting melo- dies portrayed by .lack McGay and his orchestra. The room was very attrac- tively decorated, and numbered among' those present were many prominent members of the Bench and Bar. Page Seventy