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

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CHARLES R. STERNE DENVER, Co1.o. Charlie The secret of success is co11stf111cy l'0 purpose Here we l1ave good nature, an ever-present con- genial smile, A conscientious and thorough student and an earliest supporter of all class and scholastic activities, Charley leaves us with the impression of being a regular fellow. Short on ostentation, but long on intellect, might be a short summary of his character. He will hie himself off to Colorado to hang out his shingle, and if the ability he has shown while in our midst may be set up as a touchstone for success, he need have no fear. JACK EDWIN STEWART DENVER, Com. KKJack'Y ll is a b1'a7'c 1111111 flzuf 1'11o0.vc's Stewart is the living contradiction of that old say- ing that wise nzcn come from the Nast, for he, like l.ochinvar of old, rode out of the XXI-st, and now.that he has conquered and will soon go back over the long trail to the land of sunsets, he takes with him the best of good wishes for the days yet to come. lt is rumored that he will take with him a partner, not to assist him in legal matters, but more so in domestic relations. May the good fortune and success that is now yours never depart, JOSEPH WALSH STEWART GLOUCESTER, Msss. NJ. 'xxf-YJ UHF bore 111'11zsc'If always as bcronzes a 111a11 Steadfast, industrious, and faithful-for these sterling characteristics we will always remember WY' lN'ith the courage of his convictions, he has been true to the principles for which he stood. Those fortunate to know him have benefited greatly by his association. llis smile, his handshake, pleasing dis- position, and virile qualities will be greatly missed in hlune. Besides obtaining a vast lore of legal learning while in XVashington, il, NY. has aequred a pro- found knowledge in matters of statesmanship and of the body politic general, for he spent many hours each day in the office of that far-fanned and sterling Senator from the Bay State. Senator Lodge. Vve expect great things of you some day, Htl. VVf', for remember that being red-headed alone is enough to justify greatness.

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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.

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CHARLES GREEN STONE A XV.nzRr:N'1'oN, VA, hCl12ll'lCSll Yirginia State Klub Senior l'rom Comuiittce Still runs the ieutcr tellviuv ilzc brook is deep Stone is one of those good fellows who has im- pressed us not by the volume of his utterances, but by their worth. A cheerful smile and pleasant de- meanor have won him many friends in the class who hold him in regard as a man of principle and in- tegrity. He has earnestly applied himself to the study of the law and has been rewarded with an abundant supply of legal lore. Equipped with this store of information, Stone bids fair to become an asset of no little importance to litigants in Virginia who will be so fortunate as to secure his services in their behalf. WALTER CLIFTON STONE, fb A .X 4XL'S'I'l N, T1-:x.xs Cl i f The 1111'11i011 of off L'0I!l'l'L'.fj'n Three years ago this fair-haired gentleman left the wilds of Texas in pursuit of a legal education and directed his footsteps toward Georgetown. Hav- ing 'applied himself diligently to the study of his chosen profession, Clifton is well equipped to return to his native State and aid in the adm nistratian of justice. His sincerety in all matters has earned him numerous friends, who wish him a long and success- ful career. JOHN EDWARD SULLIVAN FALL RIVER, MAss. Jack 'fSully Massachusetts State Club Hl'T'vflflfC'Z'L'I' 'inzjvcdcs his fvrogrtxrs .rlmll bv 1'c1110t'cd Three years ago Sully canie to XVashington a quiet youth, determined to burn up the law. He has succeeded. His complacent, even, gentle disposition has been a source of inspiration to his many friends. Displaying a tenacity of pu1'pose and an inclination for the law to be envied hy us all, Sully's career has been profitable,and in returning to lXlassachusetts to engage in practice there, he carries with him the best wishes of his class-mates. ,........