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

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FCDRlJN4IIIIII MID-YEAR SOPHOMORE CLASS ROLL .XLEN N. .XYERY Port Huron Port Huron High School L'nix'crsity of Michigan J.Y.HUTLER Lunis cxss SANFORD N. GORDON Dctroit, Michigan Northern High School Citi' College of Detroit EDXYARD M. HARRIS Fairhclcl. Illinois Fairfield High School LOIYERY BYRON HICKS Dctroit, Michigan Detroit City College TH.-XTCH ER H.-XRXY.-XRD RALPH C. IQEYES Detroit, Michigan Central High School Albion College SI-XXI IQOTELLY EIJXYI-XRD KL'RZrXTKOXYSIiI NYyanclottc, Michigan Southwestern High School L'nix'crsity of Michigan Detroit Institute of Technology MORRIS M. LEZERSON Detroit, Michigan Central High School S. N. If. Detroit Tcachcrs College XYALTER L. MORRISON NYyzni1lottc, Michigan Sparata High Slillool Dctroit City Collegc IERLTE McIN'I'YRE HARRY R, NQXILEL Dctroit, Michigan Ezutcrn High School New York L'nivcrsity I.E.ORR GLENN XY. PETTIS lirztncl Rapids. Michigan Central High SCllt,xul L'nivcrsity of Michigan L'nivcrsity of Minncsota I'nix'crsity of Dijon, France .-XL.-XIN hl. STORCHAN Detroit, Michigan High SChool of Commerce city College of Detroit HAROLD STEIN Detroit, Michigan Central High School L'nivcrsity of Michigan L'nix'crsity of Detroit FORD XY. STAPLES Detroit, Micliigxni Eastern High School Detroit City Colle-gc XY.XI.l..-XCE F. SMITH hlcffersonville, Inclianzt T. l.. SIGLE R ROBERT XY.-XTERXYORTH Page Ninety-one

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'l FO R U M MID-YEAR SOPHOMORES R.-Xl.PH KEYFS JOHN SIMPSON OFFICERS J'1'r.viilm:I . . RALPH KEYES I'irc-l'1'r.viili'1if , BRUCE McIN'l'YRF .S'vr1'clul'y-Yrwirxriwf' . JOHN SIMPSON L'Nli will hring tum a clnse the third semester uf this nur class uf Felmruary, '33, Three duwn and live tu gn. and even than the ascent grows steeper we lqnuw that wve will nut rest until those 52,949 hve inure semesters are cmiquerecl. Xes, cunquered. fur frankly H 'D we all know the path uf learning is not strewn with rnses. But l'ni fiwgettiiig nur smoker, that was nut sri hard to take: we did have a gmul time at that, nur one social functiun, ur shall l say get-tugctliern? that's what it was. a real Q'CtfflJg't'tl1CI'. The ice was hrnken and we were all in the swim and liking it, then it was. we discuverecl, unless furtunate emiugli In dn su earlier what all arunnd gtmcl fellnws we have as classmates. Une Uftllll'l5l1KlClll1Q.'f'Ull1lgjU11l'I'l8.llSlQS with an eye tu collecting statistics, circulated animig' us a paper un which nur names, hume-tmvns, high schmils and cullegfes were Us he inscrilied, and thuse of us su inclined did sn inscrilie them. The results were nut altngether what might hc huped fur and yet the data su cnllected was useful as a very general survey. XYe might feel secure in drawing the cunclusinn that for the must part our felluwwclass- mates are Uetruit men, mwstly educated in Detruil Colleges or in the Uni- versity uf Michigan, and that a smaller percent are frmn towns and cities in Michigan, lllinnis and Indiana. XYe have in uur midst men whu have attended Universities scattered thru' the United States and even abruad. Page Ninety

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