Georgetown University - Ye Domesday Booke Yearbook (Georgetown, DC)

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G - CARLOS SISNIEGA, fb A A CHIIIUAHUA, MEXICO , Carlow Carrol Congress lindowment Fund Senior Prom Committee Hn tlzongh-I as a sage, tlwuglz hc fell as Il man A true Latin gentleman-courteous, considerate and sincere. Carlos is a philosopher-a product of the schools of culture and experience, the combina- tion of which is essential to the possession of real knowledge. lnhercntly a scholar his study of the law has been enthusiastic and untiring-his grasp of its principles and logical reasoning complete-and his success in the profession assured. With these qualities Carlos has combined the ability to mix freely in all company and to hold his own in any. Our association with him terminates in an unani- mous regretful Adieu. EMIL SLOWINSKI ORANGE, N. Emil N0il1ir1g that is C.'l'4't'HCIIl' can be fvrouglzt s11ddr'nly Possessed with the degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts, Emil came to XYashington and associated himself with the Polish Embassy, where he rendered valuable servies for a number of years. His thirst for knowledge led him to enter George- town, and to say that he has profited greatly during his stay is putting it mildly. Slowinski is one of those men who impress you not by their noise, but by their presence. lVe feel we have been bettered by his as- sociation, and in his future endeavors we know his fate will be success. DAVID FILLMORE SMITH VVASIIINGTON, D. C. xz.Tudg,Cu ',fl11a' lic must follow his 1z,atzzra! 110111 vffmz as you and I If bearing, dignity and dress are essential features in the makeup of a successful jurist, D. F. is an assured success. judge Smith, as he is conunonl known, is a man of keen perception and unlimited ability in handling cold facts and dark objects. He has diligently pursued the law in an early rising ma,nner, day after day, being guided by Coke and f'Blackstone in all his efforts to attainment. VVe understand that it is his intention to inject some choleric if not caloric law into the fuel business, but, he will, of course, wait until he is darn good and ready to do that or anything else.

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ARCHIE K. SHIPE, E N CD HUME, XYIRGINIA Archie, K. Presirlent, Virginia State Cluh . ltaw Journal Staff Yice-l'resirlent, Junior Debating Soeuty t Carrol Congress Senior Prom Committee I dare do all fluff may I?t't'0l1lC az 111011 ,' who dares do more is none Archie is a deep thinker, a true friend, and a man fro1II the ground up. At the end of his Junior year he was admitted to the Virginia Bar, and practiced in his home State for several months. lle finally re- turned to XVashington and continued his studies at Georgetown. Coming from Virginia he fulfills all expectations of that Mother of Statesmenf' and be- cause there is no question about that he will even- tually return to XVashington and Congress as the peoples choice. In passing we can truthfully say that we will miss his hearty laugh and stories, his helpful guidance and his sincere comradeship. Au revoir and good luck, A. K. GEORGE A. SHUTACK NlisQL'EnoNlNo, l'.x. Georgie Ju j'I'fI1'.Y young, yet, in fluff, lIlllfIH'0M George hails from what he claims is the nucleus of the anthracite coal regions, otherwise known as Nesquehoning, Pa., and passed a period of coal cracking and coal l'lll1lC surveying, before he entered upon an engineering course at the University of Pennsylvania. Having decided to enter a nobler field, George matriculated at Georgetown in the Fall of 1920. Because of his plenary knowledge of coal mines and coal miners' unions we expect him to be- come the outstanding figure in the field of labor mediators, HAROLD W. SILL, fb A A XVasIIINGToN, D. C. 'fHal', District of Columbia l.aw Club Senior Debating Society Junior Debating Society lfndowrncnt Committee N,lfC1L of tlmzzglzf, be up rIl1iI,vf1'rr'z'1zg In Harold we have a student of no little ability as well as a most likeable chap. It has, indeed, been a pleasure to listen to his recitations, which demon- strated not only thorough and conscientious prepara- tion, but a well enlightened. active mind. His popu- larity is universal. Dame Rumor insists that wed- ding hells will ring for him this October. XVe hope he has naught but good luck, happiness and success, The Lady? Ah, but that's a secret!

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WILLIAM A. SMITH, JR. CHEVY CHASE, D. C. Andy Yiee-President, lireslnnan Year District of Columbia Law Club Senior Prom Committee A man who possesses opiiziau and a will Andy is a product of the 'AVoteless District of Columbia, but the day is not far off when we expect to read in bold headlines of a Wfednesday morning newspaper in November that 'tAndy Smith, the peo- ple's choice, has been elected U. S. Senator for the District by an overwhelming majority. His success in Patent Law Practice is a foregone conclusion, as l1e has all the attributes that go to make up greatness. A gentleman of the first water, possessed with noble ideas. VVe will never forget you, Andy. ABRAHAM L. SNYDER XVASHINGTON, D. C. 'C-Xbe C0n11scl is mine and sound 'ZUIIJIIOIIIU No one would, even on long acquaintance, presume Snyder to be a professional conversationalist. He speaks promptly and rightly when spoken to, but never volunteers an interrupting remark. This is due, 110 doubt, to his studious inclinations as evi- denced by the record he has made during the three years with us. Snyder intends combating the D. C. Bar Examination this June, and we feel assured that the application of the knowledge he has stored away for such a time will enable him to make a very credit- able showing. His retiring and unassuming qualities will no doubt add splendor to his career. EZEKIEL R. STEGALL PIEDMONT, S. C. KiEZZlCiy South. Carolina State Club t'lfVh0.rfv armor is his lzovmrt thought A big mind and a big heart are Stegall's greatest assets. He is not only a deep thinker, but an ener- getic worker as well. He is already the proud pos- sessor of the degrees of A. B. and M, A. and when he secures the coveted L. I.. B. in June will hie him- self down to Piedmont to engage in the practice of the law. Quiet and unostentatious in demeanor is heg yet having a reserve force and tenacity of pur- pose which has always carried him through class work with success. VVe are asured that you will always cling to those principles and strive toward the high ideals which are marked out as the goal of true success.