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

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FORUMl' MID-YEAR JUNIORS T, JACQCES J. XYOOIJ PI'1'51lICIIf I zu'-Prrvldvzzt .N cU'.'t41rX TV I Pmxvirlvzzt I lm'-I'1'r.v1IIf11t . .SJt'L'l'L'IlIVj' Tr'va511r'rr . L'LI.YlH'1'I' S. ENGEL OFFICERS, SECTION A C, HOCGH . 'If A. JACQCES . JOHN XYOOIJ SACILXR ENGEI- CLYIDE HOCIQH LEON A, COCSENS OFFICERS, SECTION B MATTHEXY R. KAPLAN . IRXYIN EARKIN LEON A. COUSENS . LEXYIS LEYIN Page Seventy-seven

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FORUM JUNIOR CLASS ROLL NIGHT SECTION LH.-Xb. ,I. LOIXt1,,IR. Michigan State RUSSELL LUZIUS Detroit, Michigan Detroit Institute of Technology MERYYN ,IOHN MacR.-XE University of Michigan MORRIS MAILY Detroit Institute of Technology ROIEERT LICIIRSXIIXY Highland Park, Michigan University of Detroit Detroit Institute of Technology CECIL INlcCAl.LI.'M l.lirminghztni, Michigan University of Michigan RUSSELL NIELSEN Walsh Institute of Accounting ARTHUR XY. ORR Queens University FRED M. ORR Ferndale, Michigan Detroit Institute of Technology DAYID PACERNICK Detroit Institute of 'Technology City College J. M. PASTORIUS Detroit Institute of Technolog ALEX P. PERRY Detroit, Michigan University of Michigan KENNETH L. PFISTER Detroit, Michigan Detroit Institute of Technology University of Detroit VVENDELL H. ROYCE Pontiac, Michigan Florida University RUSSELL A. SCHAFER Detroit Institute of Technology CLARK C. SEELY Detroit Institute of Technology BEN SIMONS, JR. Detroit Institute of Technology HENRY J. SKORUPSKI Hamtramck, Michigan University of Detroit LEON SLATKIN Detroit Institute of Technology y R. STEFFES Ferris Institute EUGENE H. STERLING Detroit Institute of Technology XY. S. SUMNER Detroit, Michigan XYesleyan University ALEX I. SUTHERLAXD Illinois D. Il. SXYEARS Highland Park, Michigan Ferris Institute ALBERT TAYLOR Detroit Institute of Technology RAYMOND F. TERNES Detroit Institute of Technology FREDERICK A, THOMSON Detroit Institute of Technology DONALD K. TOAZ Detroit Institute of Technology R. Y. TODD, Pontiac, Michigan EDNVIN J. YanDAMME University of Detroit DAVID VOGEL Detroit, Michigan Detroit Institute of Technology RONALD XNALTER Clarkston, Michigan Michigan State PAUL A. WELBON Detroit Institute of Technology THOS. P. XVILCOX University of Detroit Detroit Institute of Technology EDXVARD M. XYINSLOVV City College BERNARD XYISE University of Detroit ROSS WOLCOTT Highland Park, Michigan Highland Park Junior College ASA T. WRIGHT Detroit, Michigan Olivet University ALVIN ,I. ZBOCK Detroit Institute of Technology Page Seventy six

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lFORUM MID-YEAR JUNIORS URXYARD! 'lihc word is significant of our destiny. lYe, the Fehruary Junior Llass. have crossed the Rubicon. Atter two Ju +.i . , .Mfr vears of studv. we at last an Jrehend that we are a Jroachmff our 54? says? . . l l PI s destination and must carry on, in pursuit of our coveted I.L.B. It is two years since we entered this institution of learning and resolved to study the law. yet not one of us regrets our resolution, although we daily realize our increased responsihilties, both to the profes- sion aud to ourselves: therefore, it is our duty to proceed deeper into the unknown territories of the law in an attempt to conquer whatever remains undisclosed. As juniors, it is our intention to move forward, to uphold all of the traditions handed down to us by our legal forehears and, in accordance with such intentions, we have taken the initiative. XYe have elected competent class officers to succeed those who have passed on to higher fields of endeavor in the law, and under their leadership we feel secure in our expectation of greater accomplishments. XYe have made plans, in co-operation with our officers, for a greater year, scholastically and socially, which should, as a result, advance our inte1'ests as individuals and enable us to attain our objective as a group. In attempting to reach the pinnacle. we have not proceeded with the selfish thought of present rewards, hut a remuneration far greater, which, at the expiration of our term, shall leave a footprint on the 'tsands of time. and a memory for those who follow that will establish a precedent necessary to the constant uplift of standards and ideals. not only for our immediate suc- cessors, but for every future junior Class. XVhile we can presently look with pride upon the Fine traditions of our pre- decessors, we also feel a duty incumbent upon us to hlaze new trails, to attain progress, for we know that in progress lies success and in success our destination. FORXY.-XRD! Let that ever-inspiring word he our guide, so that when oui mission is accomplished and we shall have departed this earth to the Ruler of the Great Courtroom ahove. our record shall he our proudest monument. JAMES E. DELANEY. Page Seventy-eight