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

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Y NN N XXsX kX XN YS m HAROLD SEATON IRWVIN Doylestown, Pa- ' p IRWIN Dickinson College. Ph.B.. A. M.g Phi Kappa Psi: R. H. Smith Scholarship Prize 129: Woolsaclii Editor-in-Chief Law Review, '24-'25Z Four Years Varsity basketballg Manager '21-'223 Capt-Qin, '24-'25g Varsity Baseball '21-'22g Commentator Staff. Indubitably the most intellectual luminary of the class. His forte is Constitutional Law. When he- had done with the Dartmouth College Case, that old institution looked like a school, for backward children. But it is not only in the lecture room that Harold scintillatesg he is' just as brilliant on the basketball floor. To his adroit playing and sagacious leadership the success of the past season was largely due. An affable, modest chap, of whom we expect much in after life. MILLER A. JOHNSON Lewisburg, Pa. Bucknellg Bucknell Aeademyg University of Pennsylvaniag Kappa Sigmag Corpus Juris. This popular young man, although he came to Dick- inson in his senior year, soon took a deservedly high posi- tion among us. I-Ie proved his forensic me-ttle by his vig- orous prosecution of the celebrated Note case, in which- he was prevented from obtaining a conviction 'only bv the non-extraditability of a certain mysterious New Yorker. Miller was signally honored, after a short residence he-re, to Corpus Juris, which is, after all is said and done, not a bad organization. ARTHUR L. .JOSEPH Vineland, N. J. MJD!! Vineland High Schoolg Tau Epsilon Pig Vice- Pres. 4255 Baseball Q13 1255 Basketball tljg Dance Committeeg Smoker Committeeg Law Club. Here we have anotheidof our classmates who wan- dered into Trickett Hall from the prep-school around the corner and has made good. ' Jo has always upheld the hon- or of the class with his athletic prowess and at the same time was never too busy to do anything which might bring glory to '25 in any other Way. If you don't think Jo is a real asset in time of need, ask the chairman of the smoker or dance committee. ROBERT A. KENDALL McClellandt0Wn, Pa. KIBOBYY VVest Virginia University: Alpha Chi Rhog Cor. pus Jurisg Secretary of class, '24. Bob is, among other things, an incomparable horse- man, being as much at home in the sadldzle as it at it if as- well, he is very much at home in the saddle. The crunch of the leather beneath him is not an ominous, but a pleasing sound to his ears. His smile and gentlemanly manners have won him friends beyond number. 26' N