Dickinson School of Law - Commentator Yearbook (Carlisle, PA)

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1 Q l i ff 7 1 W 7 f f Z 7 Z Z X A X f JOSEPH GILBERT CROWLEY steelwn, Pa. Z Z UCAPH Z 7 i . , Z Z Muhlenberg Collegeg S. A. E.: Football team 21- Z 3 '22: Captain '22. Z A A . Z Doubtless it would be trite to observe that Joe was in- Z Q discreet in choosing his birthplace-Steelton. And yet it Z Z would be true. so, here goes, Joe, you were infd-iscreet in Z Z choosing your birthplace. But that dlisplay of bad judg- Z Z ment is without a fellow in his life. His cheerfulness and Z Z inostentatious courage, amply demonstrated on the foot- Z ball field, have endeared him to his colleagues, who wish Z him all sorts of good luck in the game of life. Z Z 7 , a Z 7 Z ! 7 CHARLES 0. DEVERS st. Avocs, Pa. f Z Z St. John's High Schoolg Boston Collegeg Delta Z Theta. Phi. Z X 7 Z Charlie is universally popular and as learned a gentle- Z - 1 ! man as one would care to meet. He has that penetrating, ,W 4 X Q analytical, logical mind that assures success to the lawyer. Z Z We are all proud to have mad.e the acquaintance here at Z Dickinson of one who is destined to accomplish so much. Z W W W ff Z 7 f Z' 7 V ABRAHAM S. EINHORN Philadelphia, Pa. l4A 77 7 f Univ-ersity of Penna.g Phi Epsilon Pig Woolsackg Z Dickinson Law Clubg Associate Editor Law Re- viewg Dance Committee. Z 'A . f X When this young fellow begins talking you had better begin taking notes, because Abe not only knows the law, Q Z but also quot-es authority to support his statements. After 7 1 4 the others have said some things because they imagined Z it was their turn, we can hear Abe say it was recently held in 274 Pa.-, and all further argument is off. Abe is Z not only among the more brilliant lights in our class, but Z Z is one of our most popular cla.ssmates. If a wish could make it so, young man, we certainly would have you in the g 7, . , . ,. Judge s chair real soon. 7 1, X ROBERT MQALLEN FAGER Hsi-risburg, Pa. uBOBu Z 34 , , W University of Pennsylvania: Theta Xi: Com- Z A mentator Staff. Z if r Q Althoughpne of the Commuters' Society this year, and, Z in fact,.Pres1dent of it, Bob was formerly identified with Z the Antique Shoppe. Possessed of an unusually melodious Z voice, he was a member of the singing club which in former Z years held its weekly saengerfests there, much to the de-- Z I llght of passers-by. It happened, however, that the mem- Z Z lu-eisvof the .cl-nb sang so festfully and, losing themselves in then beautiful. performances, until so late in the night. if that Ceftillfll n91ghb0l'S, unappreciative of the finer things of if zfi'-2iEe0Q'1P131I1'6'd to the Dolice about what they r-udely termed ff, . . - - f 1. Z ,rrrt , X X 22 . A . ... X . XXXxsx XXXXKN-L Xxxr .,., X . .t.'rX.XXkXx.X,Q. X X XXX X XX VKX W 5 XX H 5 i X WX XXXNX5 XXXFsQXXXxxRxSXSXXRXSXXNSXXNQRiQNQSQ QNQYNXNRiMXW i ' . , . gl.152' ' P. imptfv A if .,l. ff' i j , ,fi t. -1. . lf 3 5X 2lXiilTX R5 iii i l , df 1 ,ff Z 15

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MN X NNX XXNXXxksNXRNNYNNNXNNXNXNFWYNKYXYNYYXY XXX XYXXXXXXNN AXXXXNYkXNNNXXX XiwNX NXkNsNkNN xsN XX N NNXNNXRNNXNXXNNXNXXXX NXXXXNX XNNNX xN WILLIAM K GOLDSTEIN C3fUt0l1, P PILL Canton Hiah School U of P Ph1 Epsilon P1 Dlckmson L-aw Club Commentator Committee Not many times shall we meet a bettei chap than this youno barr1ster from Canton Pa Bill is not the boisterous kind who flount their learning throughout the halls at all times but when he does make up h1s mind to discourse up n a certain subject it is always well put and weighed We also understand that during Bills stay in Carlisle he has become a favor1te among, the fair sex But why not? For with the meriv twinkle ln vour handsome eyes who could resist von? NX CHXRLES H GROTE Glenville P CHARLIE We ve never een this classmate do any sprinting but we understand that when he IS back in the hometown he a11ses in the mornin and iuns down into the state of Maiy land and Lack before bieakfast Now that seems like a real Jaunt in such a shoit time but then you must also remem ber that Charlle 11ves on the border What has been said above mav be meie hem sav but we do know that when Com . mencement b111'1DS to a close oui fond associations we will certainly be soiry to say , ood-bye to our classmate and pal Charlie. A ' YNRXXX XYQXXNNNXXNX VIAURICE A HALLAM - Lewistown, Pa , - IVIIKE . NX Phi Epsilon Pi' Track team' Business Manager of the Commentator. 1 XXX NX' KXXNXXXNXSSX N R Mike s tire-less ww orl' in the prepasation of the Commen- tator meiits superlative lnai e. His job of Business Mana- gei required unquestionable integrity and a fine business instinct. What-ever the faults of this book are they are not Mikes and very much that is :good in it must be attributed to him. It is doubtful whether any othex man in the law School could have done the work so well. 'Un- obtrusive modest obligine that rarity-a gentleman. t ' 1 X Z6 LAWRENCE FRANKLIN HALLIDAY Elizabeth, N J. LARRY , . XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXTSTRXXXY w Q S. 8. gl C5 5' E UQ if sr Q S? O E Ee FC Zi L? U - 2. is P-3 F5 4'0- ee O O E U G U1 A Prince Charming, with a great attachment, so it would seem, to the College. Larry 'is a prominent member the Y0l1I1Eer set. VVha.t with dance-S, teas and other nlquant activities, he has little leisure. Nevertheless, few, lf EIHY, Outrank him as a student. Versatility, that's Larry. QNX 2? K Z Z Z X Z Z X Z Z W Z Z Z Z Z Z Z X Z Z 24 sw mmsx m smmssxxmsx ssssxmswx wxwX mx XsxxxsmxsxxmNxxxxxxxxxsmsw XNxxQxXsX KNxsxxkxsQ X , .