HARVARD LAW SCHOOL 195 Q yearbook Copyright 1952 BY ROBERT FISCIIELIS, Trustee 0 0 0 ll 0 0 0 0 0 0 ll 0 ll 0 0 0 0 ll 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 lr 'P 'P lr n 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 'P li lr 0 0 0 0 ll ll 0 0 W 0 0 'i 'U ll ll ll 0 0 ll ll In 4 P 0 ll 0 ll 0 li ll 0 lr lb lb 0 ll 0 lb 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ll ll ll 0 0 ,en -N-Q.. 4 , , , W, , , Y, , , , e 6 6 Q7-AQ ZJQCZWAOOL O gfdfvdfd QLECZW CYCILOO! Gamfbrldge, Tnassaclzusetts I952 gn Ynemorlam EDWIN MERRICK DODD, .lr Fessenden Professor of Law I888-I95I ERRICK DODD, who was graduated from Harvard College in 1910 and from the Law School in 1913, returned to the Law School in 1928 as a teacher of Corporations and Corpora- tion Finance. He devoted the remaining 23 years of his life to the analysis, writing and teaching of the principles and history of American collec- tive enterprise. To a generation of students he taught not only the intricacies of corporate law, but also the value of gentlemanly philosophy of life. His class-room manner was such that he was able to stimulate discussion and thought without abandoning the kindly approach that was such an essential part of his nature. Those who were not privileged to be his stu- dents, however, will best remember Merrick Dodd as an outstanding legal analyst and his- torian in the corporate field. His interpretations of the changes which took place during the period in which he was teaching rank among the most searching studies in their area. His writ- ing, fresh and clear, was motivated by a genuine and growing love of legal economic history. 4-2 llarvard Law Review 977 marks the first of what was to become a sizeable and comprehensive body of learning on the law of business associ- ations. The article, Dogma and Practice in the Law of Associations, evidenced the capacities which made him the foremost commentator of the era on the corporation in society and law. His subsequent works, though broad in scope, develop a basic theme: the protection of various classes of security holders through the imposi- tion of fiduciary principles in the government and restraint of corporate management. Merrick Dodd's ability to analyze the present state of the law was buttressed by his vast know- ledge of its past. Had he not been a legal scholar, he would undoubtedly have been an historian. ln his work he managed admirably to combine both these interests. Although his writings on the long period of American collective enterprise are already impressive, perhaps his most signifi- cant contribution is yet to be made. At the time of his death, Professor Dodd had brought to the verge of publication a book which he had spent many years in planning and writing. Fortu- nately, the manuscript of this work on the early legal history of business corporations in America had reached the point where it can soon be pub- lished. The book comprises an all-inclusive study lo which Professor Dodd had devoted much time and energy during recent years, years in which he also carried a full teaching load, worked toward a new case book and a new edition of another, and during the war years, performed important public service. Professor Ralph J. Baker, a friend and close associate of Professor Dodd for many years, ex- pressed the feelings of many when he wrote in the Harvard Law Review: ln a minute recently adopted by thc lac- ulty, it was said: 'If students, colleagues, rela- tives and friends were asked what character- istic of his stood uppermost in their minds, they would probably all agree that it was his kindliness., To this I add his superb honesty of mind, his simple sincerity and his shy capacity to be a friendf, CDecficatec! to L E A R N E D H A N D Distinguished American .lurist EW of the things that determine the quality of a man's life are likely to be revealed in a sketch of his background, but the influences on its con- tent may not be hard to see. In Judge Learned Hand greatness emerges from a happy fusion of legal aptitude, creative literary ability, and a capacity for profound and searching thought. And though we cannot discover the sources of these qualities, we can at least discern the stimuli of their development. .ludge Hand was born in Albany, New York, on .lanuary 27, 1872. His father Samuel, one of the great appellate advocates of his day, died at the height of his powers while serving on the New York Court of Appeals. His grandfather Augustus was a justice of the New York Supreme Court, and his uncles Clifford and Richard were both distinguished lawyers. Through these men Learned Hand was exposed not only to law and the legal profession but to a wide range of cul- tural interests as well. He stretched his philo- sophical muscles in the meantime during summers at lilizabetlitown, New York, where he and his cousin Augustus spent long hours to- gether exploring at the same time both the hills above Lake Champlain and the great unanswer- able questions. At Harvard College Learned lland's intellectual leadership was quickly ac- knowledged, and as Class Orator he expressed with an eloquence already characteristic a con- ccpt of the ideal man which his own life has ad- mirably fulfilled: He knows the relations of things, the value of all the parts, and his own activity has the mellow- ness of subordination to his larger self, the flavor of humanityf' llnder the influence of such great teachers as James, Royce, and Santayana he thought seri- ously for a time of a career teaching philosophy, but his interest in the law prevailed over, though it has never displaced, his first love. Entering the llarvard Law School with the class of 1896, he encountered there men - Langdell, Ames, Thayer, Gray, Williston - of equal slatu1'c with his great teachers at the College. ln tribute to them, he has said: ' 'flf the example of these men - devoted, without stint and without deviation, to the pursuit of truth - was not a perpetual reminder to Ia young manj of what life might be, he was past hope. On them could he draw when the world about him seemed sordid and base and meaningless, they made a pic- ture which, though he could not re- produce it, he could try to copyf' Learned Hand had practiced for five years in Albany and seven more in New York City when in 1909 President Taft, at the suggestion of Charles C. Burlingham, Esq., appointed him to the United States District Court for the District of New York. As a district judge, Learned Hand was distin- guished especially by his conscientious mastery of the facts before him, but the Bar did not at first appreciate his unwillingness to take any- thing for granted. On December 20, 1924, he was appointed to the Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. As an appellate judge his gift for getting to the bottom of things was fully brought to bear. Except for signal contributions lo the American Law Institute as Council Mem- ber and Vice-President, his most memorable work has been done in the congenial atmosphere of the Court of Appeals. It is embodied in thou- sands of opinions whose clear and thoughtful analysis of the whys of judicial decision are a monumental refutation of the view - anath- ema to him - that only the result, not the reasoning, is important. ln May, 1951, after more than forty-two years on the federal bench, Judge Learned Hand re- tired. Happily, as Mr. Justice Frankfurter has remarked, he has not taken off his armor, but merely shifted it. Perhaps now that the judicial burden has been lightened he may find the chance that the years in harness never gave him to compose his reflections on life and the busi- ness of judging. We shall be much the richer for it if he does. ELL1o'r L. RICHARDSON Page seven FHLIX FltANKrUn'rEn N April 30, 1926, Mr. ,lustice Holmes wrote to his friend Sir Frederick Pollock: 'fYesterday P. lVI. I had a call from Cardozo, tN. Y. Court of Appealsl who has a beautiful face I thought, and Learned Hand IU. S. C. C. A. if you know what that meansl. I should like to see both of them on our bench. It was, I believe, his first meeting with Cardozog but three years earlier, while Hand was still a district judge, Holmes wished to see lzhimil on our benchf' The Fates denied Holmes the pleasure and stimulus of having either I... Hand or Cardozo with him on the Court. He was gratified to have Cardozo as his successor, but to the very last regretted that L. Hand should be denied his rightful place. Perhaps the Fates planned better for Learned Hand than the eager desire of Holmes and the rest of us to have him on the Supreme Court. One can summon weighty reasons for believing that his personal life would not have been happier had he been transferred from New York to Washington. Apart from that, is it clear that he would have contributed more to the law or to his country, or have had opportunity for fuller Page eight use of his rich endowment, had he become one of the Nine? Happily, a vista of fruitful years of intellectual enterprise still beckons Learned Hand. The only seemly subject of historic spec- ulation is what difference it would have made had he gone to the Supreme Court. How could it, however, have enhanced his significance since that which he has attained cannot be excelled, albeit his opinions are recorded only in Fed., F. Supp., and F. 2d, and not in U. Sf? The elements that drew Holmes's regard for Hand are precisely those which prove that the ambition that matters and the achievement that endures are not dependent on place. When Taft became Chief Justice, Holmes wrote to Pollock: He marked a fundamental difference in our way of thinking by saying that this ofhce always had been his ambition. I donat understand am- bition for an office. The only one that I feel is to believe when the end comes, for till then it is always in doubt, that one has touched the superlative. Even the implacably sceptical Holmes would, I am sure, feel that as to Learned Hand any doubt is doctrinaire. It took a whole issue of the Harvard Law Review to shed partial light on the qualities of Judge Hand's labors which, by their intrinsic excellence, have imper- ceptibly but pervasively made him vir clarissi- lnus wherever Law is known and respected. This is not the place either to borrow that light or to intensify it. I shall indulge only in one observation. Learned Hand ought to serve as a permanent rebuke against the narrow, too often called the practical, view of those who fear adventure in thought. If I had to put in a word his meaning for young and old in our profession it is that he is a releaser of speculation. He has made philosophizing respectable because he has made it exciting. He demonstrates that even in law thinking may be as contagious as somnolence. IIELIX FRANKFURTER Washington, D. C. How hard it is to write a tribute when emotions for a friend and companion keep pressing their way into the stream of thought. What is the profit in saying that Learned llandis legal opinions, those of 1909 as truly as those of 1951, stand out as the embodiment of reasoning, as the ultimate of the critical method? Everyone knows it. What is the use of saying that in his opinions we find the most discerning understanding of those adjustments that must forever be made between demands of society and the needs of the individual, between the will Of the majority and the bill of rights? Everyone knows that, too. What is the point of saying that he is in the front rank of law-givers, not merely of now but of the ages? That has been said many times, and no one will say the Contrary. The words l would offer deal with what his life and his work have meant to countless law- yers and also to countless other folk the Country over. When we are tempted to lean on the stale and easy catch-word and let it do our work for US, the thought of him will come to mind and tell us to brace up and do better. When we start I0 go along with the clamor of the crowd, his in- dependence is there to suggest attention to values that have stood the test of experience, never mind the crowd. When we are impressed by the opinion of this or that imposing figure of the Clay merely because of the source, his insistance Roln-:wr P. I'A'1 l'r:nsoN on weighing the opinions of people great and small according to their intrinsic merits will give us pause. Above all else, he is the free man, lar more civilized than the world he lives in. But thc world is a better world because of him. All history, so Emerson says, resolves itself into the lives of a few stout and earnest persons. The life of Learned Hand is on that select list. Roislnri' P. PA'r'rEnson The above lrilnlte lo Learnefl Hanzl was written several months before ,lzulge l'atterson7s tragic death in an airplane crash on January 22, 1952. A friend of ,laflge Hand for many years, Robert Patterson was lilcewise enrlozvezl with a brilliant anal searching intellect, a courageous inflepenrlence, and a forthright impatience with sham and superhciality. Whether serving' as Eclitor-in-Chief of the Law Review, as solrlier, District .lzulge or Circuit Court fzulge, as Assistant Secretary, Undersecretary or Sec- retary of War, or, finally, as an attorney in private practice, he ztnfailingly gave to the utmost of his great energies anrl high talents in the service of his fellows. He will be T sorely ntisserl by the liar, the bench, anfl his country. Tins linrrons I 'age nint Gaonciz WllAlt1'IJN PEWER Learned lland may by this time be suffering from an embarrassment of riches. He is es- sentially a modest man and is likely to harbor the suspicion that his friends are erri-ng on the side of over-praise. If my contribution to the chorus of approval ever comes to his ears, I hope he will accept the assurance of a qualified witness that he well deserves all the encomiums which are being chanted in his honor. I venture to call myself a qualified witness mccause curinff m more an six ears o l I D th t f active practice I have come into direct contact with scores of judges - throughout the United States, in Canada and in England. I think I now a ffooc 'ucffe wien see one. k g I lg I I The standard which l apply in appraising a judge is a rather exacting one. To meet it a man must, among other qualification, possess these Page len three: a natural love of fair play and u vision which while it sweeps a wide horizon is regulated by a capacity to concentrate attention upon that segment of it in which the pending action is being fought. High character, educational equip- ment and good manners are, of course, essentialg but these qualities are possessed by many who are nevertheless victims of prejudice, whose field of vision is either hopelessly restricted or so broad that they lose sight of the practical aspect of the case under consideration. Learned Iland has the sense of fair play char- acteristic of a good sportsman. I cannot conceive of a situation in which his prejudice would con- trol his action. He has, to a remarkable degree, the capacity to forget the personality of each litigant and to deal with the issue abstractly. As to breadth of vision, it is refreshing to notc how quickly he perceives all the implications of the case before him. He seems to be equipped with intellectual bifocals because he always rec- ognizes a just perspective between these several elements. Isle never sacrifices the interests of a litigant to a desire to vindicate a favorite theory. In attempting an estimate of a friend, one will do well to imitate the sort of detachment which in that friend is recognized as an admirable characteristic. I therefore must keep my regard for Learned Hand under some degree of control and dismiss with mere mention those other qualities which throughout the years happen to have endeared him to me. These include loyalty, urbanity, a sense of humor, a twinkling eye and and infinite capacity for good fellowship. He and I have never been in a group of friends in which he was not the central figure. When he C1 is absent a cloud seems to obscure the sun. GEORGE WHARTON PEPPER CC HEREAS The Association of The Bar of the City of New York has learned with pleasure that the 1952 Year Book of the Harvard Law School is to be dedicated to the Honorable Learned Hand, and is to include appropriate resolutions: and WHEREAS the Honorable Learned Hand has been a member of The Association of the Bar of the City of New York since 1903 and was elected an honorary member of the Association in 19495 and WHEREAS for forty-two years Judge Hand served with the highest distinction as Judge ofthe District Court of the United States, Judge and Chief Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, and WIIEREAS during his membership in the Association Judge Hand earned the admiration, re. spect, esteem, and affection of his fellow members in the Association, Now, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that The Association of the Bar of the City of New York hereby expresses its pro. found appreciation of the outstanding services rendered by Judge Learned Hand to the Association and to the cultivation of the science of jurisprudence, the improvement of the administration of justice, and the elevation of the standards of integrity and honor in the legal professionfi HE Board of Directors of the New York County Lawyers' Association, at its meetina on November 13, 1951, unanimously adopted the fo.lowing Resolution: D WHEREAS, the By-laws of the Association provide that the Board of Directors may elect to Honorary Membership in the Association persons distinguished for public service or eminence in the lawg and WI-IEREAS, this Board, being of the opinion that HONORABLE LEARNED HAND former Chief Judge of the United States Court of Appeals, Second Circuit, is eminently qualified for such membership by over fifty years of unswerving devotion to the highest ideals of the leffal profession, during forty-two of which he has served the public interests with fidelity, intevfrity aziid the highest distinction as a member of our Federal Judiciary: D Now, THEREFORE, BE IT UNANIMOUSLY RESOLVED, that for the aforesaid reasons, HONORABLF LEARNED HAND be and he hereby is elected an Honorary Member of the New York County Law. yers' AssociatiOn,Awith all the rights and privileges thereunto appertaining. O ESPITE the verdict of the electorate when he ran for Chief Judge of the New York Court of Appeals in 1913, Learned Hand belongs to New York. His grandfather, Augustus, was a Justice Of our Supreme Court in the North Country. His father was the leading advocate of his da in the State Court of Appeals, and, later, one of its Associate Judges. Learned Hand's early PJLEIC. tice was in Albany, in partnership with that noble Roman Albanian, Tullius Hun, Perhaps it was this beginning of Learned Hand's career that gave to that career, and indeed to his own appearance, its Roman cast. He himself at the presentation of a portrait of Mr. Justice Holmes, quoted Carlylefs statement that he would give more for a single picture of a man what- ever it was, than for all the books that might be written of him. Surely no one could feel ihe full measure of Learned Hand's greatness without knowing what that rugged, dignified wise and tender face looked like and no one could know what it looked like without feeling some measure Of that greatness. D u The majesty of the law somehow finds itself reflected in his presence so that petty quibblino things are hard to say, he sometimes humbles the mighty and, even in the midst of cliidinff erii courages the neophyte. He writes with such grace and vigor and such incisive clarity as to laybbare the very essence of a rule or principle. To his massive record of achievement is added what he ma treasure most, the affection of the lawyers and the judges of his native state. Y Be it therefore resolved that we, the members of the New York State Bar Association at our Seventy-Hfth Annual Meeting, hereby record our gratitude for the forty-two years that jhis great man has been dispensing justice among us and our joy that, despite his retirement from his Office of Chief Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit since our last meeting, the Honorable Learned Hand will continue his judicial service to his country. Page eleven Cgdczculty 5b 5 V Q A X y Q 'X' - N' 341-4 1.- fi v ' ' x . ,.....-.--f V 'f n fwfmggasnn J mlb I Q lil! 'nlllllll FWF' 1 1 vis k x-Q-Q t ' ' 'M' A f ' ' L u,-....im.,.k1 , 1 ,oi X -.. . 1-211 rt: H . - 1' ' qv f -' ' ' 4 ' llll 'I' ' '-'-H ., K N F 4, ' f , . h 5 Q. -...'. li I2 ,575 Qii.:,Q-'I -Y X .,' I 1f s Id ' 1 ...--... -....., -g.-....... I , X ' . 5 L 0 iQL,,,- X x . 73- A native son, President Conant was horn in Dorchester in 1893. He specialized in chemistry at Harvard College, graduating in three years with high honors in 1913. Receiving his Ph.D. in 1916, he served as lnstructor in Chemistry until 1917. During World War l he worked with the government, and later was commissioned a Major in the Chemical Wa1'fare Service. Returning to Harvard in 1919 as an Assistant Professor, he became an Associate Professor in 1925, a Professor in 1927, and in 1929 Sheldon Emery Professor of Organic Chemistry. ln June, 1933. he was elected President of Harvard lini- versity. War service called him again in 1940 and until 1946 he was Chairman of the National Page f on rlccn President of Harvard University X. Defense Research Committee. His work was rec- ognized by an award of the Medal of Merit. He became a member of the General Advisory Com- mittee to the United States Atomic Energy Com- mission in 1946. Among President Conantis other honors, he is an honorary fellow of Emmanuel College, Cam- bridge, a member of the National Academy of Sciences, the American Academy of Sciences. the American Philosophical Society, and the Royal Societies of Edinburgh and London. He is one of the worldis outstanding authorities on education, and has written many books on the subject including On. UlIIICl'Sl0llllillg' Science, Ezlzlcrzlion. in 11. Diviflefl World, and Science and Common Sense. JAMES BRYANT CONANT Dean Griswold, who was born in 1904- in liast Cleveland, Ohio, received his pre-legal education at Oberlin College. Graduating in 1925 with both an A.B. and an A.lVI., he entered Harvard Law School. While there he compiled one of the highest averages ever attained at the School and was elected President of the Law Review. In 1928 he was awarded an l,l,.B., followed by an S..l.D. in 1929. Returning to Ohio, Dean Griswold began prac- ticing in Cleveland but soon left private practice for government work in Washington. From 1929 until 1934- he served successively as an attorney in the Office of the Solicitor General of the llnited States and as Special Assistant to the Attorney General. In 1934 he was appointed to l 1 'iowa--,.u .., u f ' g ERWIN NATHANIEL GRISWOLD , f ! 'f - . Dean and Langdell Professor of Law the l'larvard Law School faculty. becoming llean in 194-6. ln addition to his administrative duties, Dean Griswold teaches Federal Taxation. ln the past he has taught courses in Trusts, Conflict of Laws, and Administrative Law. His two editions of Spemllhrifl 7'rusLs and numerous articles have made him a recognized authority in each ol these fields. He has compiled Cases on Federal Taxa- lion. and co-edited Cases on. Conflict of Laws. A consulting expert to the Treasury Department in 1942, he has also been an adviser to the Restate- ments of Trusts, Restitution, and Judgments. During a trip to Australia in the summer of 1951, honorary LL.D. degrees were conferred on Dean Griswold by the Universities of Sydney and Melbourne. M Page fifle Ull LIVINGSTON HALL Vice-Dean and Professor of Law Upon his graduation from the Law School, Professor llall entered private practice in New York City and in 1931 was chosen to serve as Assistant United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York. Ile returned to the Law School in 1932 and was appointed Vice-Dean in 1939. During the war years he served as Regional Attorney for the 0.P.A. in the Boston Area, and later with the Army Air Force in the Southwest Pacific. His published writings include numerous contributions to legal periodicals and a case book on criminal law co-edited with Professor Glueck. This year he is teaching Agency and Criminal Law. Born: 19033 Chicago, Illinois. Ph.B. 1923, University of Chicagog LLB., 1927, llarvard. DAVID FARQUHAR CAVERS Associate Dean and Professor of Law Professor Cavers joined the Law School Faculty in 1946. Previously he had taught here as an instructor for the year 1929-30, having prac- ticed in New York before that. I-le then became Assistant Professor at the West Virginia University College of Law. From 1931 to 1945 he was Professor of Law at Duke University, and Visiting Professor at the University of Chicago and at Yale University. Professor Cavers estab- lished and edited Law and Contemporary Problems. During the war he served as Assistant General Counsel for Price and later as Associate General Counsel for Price in the O.P.A. Professor Cavers is teaching seminars in Public Utilities and Problems in the Public Control of Atomic Energy and is supervising the first year program of group work. Born: 1902g Buffalo, New York. BS. in lfconomies, 1923, University of Pennsylvania: LLB., 1926, llarvard. ' ZILCI-IARIAIPI CHAFIQE, JR. University Professor Professor Chafee came to the faculty of the llarvard Law School in 1916 after three years of practice in Providence. and became Langdell Professor in 1938. His studies have been chiefly in the fields of Equity and Negotiable lnstruments. but his writings reflect his varied interests. Free Speech in the United States, Government and Mass Conimimieations, Weathering the Panic of 73, Stale House ns. Penthouse: Legal Prob- lems of the R. I. Race Traelr Row, and others including the recently published Some Problems of Equity. ln 1936 he drafted the Federal lnterpleader Act and was in 1947 and 1948 a member of the United Nations Sub-commission on information and Freedom of the Press. This year he is teaching Unfair Competition and Equitable Remedies. ln addition Professor Chafee is giving two courses in Arts and Sciences: Fundamental Human Rights and Legal Protection of Literature, Art, and Music. Born: 1885g Providence, Rhode lsland. A.B., 1907, Browng LLB., 1913, Harvard. Page sixteen RALPH JACKSON BAKER Weld Professor of Law Professor Baker began teaching Law as an Assistant Professor at the University of Pennsylvania in 1911. From 1914 to 1932 he practiced law in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. leaving there to join the lslarvard Law School faculty. llc was an adviser to the American Law lnstitutcls Restatements of Trusts and of Restitution, and has been an adviser in the drafting of the part on Investment and instruments of the Commercial Code prepared by the lnstitutc and the Commissioners on Uniform State Laws. He has edited, with the late Professor Dodd, Cases and Materials on Corpora- tions. This year he is teaching Corporations 11 and Trusts. Born: 18885 Octoraro, Pennsylvania. A.11., 1907. Swarthmore Collegeg Ll,..ll., 1911, University of Pennsyl- vania. PAUL ABRAHAM FREUND Charles Stebbins Fairchild Professor of Law Professor Freund began his legal career as secretary to Mr. Justice Brandeis for the 1932-33 term. For the next two years he was a member of the legal staffs of the Treasury Department and of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. For the next four years his work was in the offices of the Solicitor General of the United States and as special assistant to the Attorney General. Ile returned to Harvard in 1939 as a lecturer and was appointed Professor in 1940. From 1942 to 194-6 he was on leave with the Department of Justice. He is the author of the recently published 011 Ifnrlerslamling the Supreme Court f1949t. Professor Freund now teaches Conflict of Laws. a seminar in Con- stitutional Litigation, and a seminar in Comparative Federalism. Born: 19083 St. Louis, Missouri. A.B., 1928, Washington llnivcrsityg LL.B., 1931, S.,l.D., 1932, lfarvard. LUN LUVUIS 1' ULLISR Carter Professor of Jurisprudence u Professor Fuller began his teaching career at the University of Oregon ln 1926. After two years he went to the University of Illinois and later to Duke University. ln 1938 he was appointed to the Harvard Law School faculty, and concurrently with his teaching here he practiced law in Boston from 1941 to 194-5. ln 1936 Professor Fuller won the Philips Award of thc .American Philosophical Society for an essay in Jurisprudence entitled American Legal Realism. A group of lectures entitled The Law in Quest of Itself Was published in 1940. Professor Fuller is editor of a case-book on Con- tracts, and is author of the reading, Problems of Jurisprurlenee. Ile teaches Contracts and Jurisprudence, and conducts a seminar in the latter. Born: 1902g llereford, Texas. A.B., 1924, ,l.D., 1926, Leland Stanford University. 'F' i440 Page seventeen SHELIJON GLU ECK Roscoe Pound Professor of Law Professor Glueek came to the Law l aeulty in 1929 after several years' teaehing in the Social Ethics Department at llarvard. lle has lteen Ad- viser to the Ameriean l.aw lnstitute in the drafting ol' the Youth Corree- tion Authority Act, memher of the l5.S. Supreme Conrt's Advisory Com- mittee on Rules of Criminal Procedure, United States Delegate to the 1n- ternational Prison Congresses in Prague t1930i and The Hague 119501, and Consultant to Mr. ,lustiee Rohert ll. .laekson and General William Donovan on the trial of war criminals. Professor Clueck was appointed to the Roscoe Pound chair last year. Among Professor Clueek's hooks are llllfltfftll I2fS0l'lll!l' 111111 the Crimi- nal Law, Wm' Cl'I.II1illlllS.' Their lII'0S6f'llliUlI. Illlll ljllliitillllltfllf, and The Nuremberg Trial Illlll Aggressive War. Professor Clueek has published many works in collahoration with Nlrs. Clueek tDr. Eleanor 'l'ourof1 Clueckl. lle is eo-editor with Dean llall of Clilllilllll Law llllll lL'nfor1re- IIIUIII. lle teaches Criminal Law ami Criminology. Born: 1896g Warsaw, Poland. A.l1.. 1920, Ceorge Washington llniversityg l.l..l1., I.l,.INt.. 1920. National University l.aw Sehoolg A.lNl., 1922, Ph.l1., 1924, llarvard: l.I..D., 19119 llniversity of Tltessaloniko. MANLIQY 0'l 1'lV1lQR HUDSON Bemis Professor of International Law Professor lludson began teaching at 1'l3Jl'Vl11'tl in 1918. ln 1919 he served on various commissions at the Paris Peace Conference, and as a metnlncr of the Secretariat of the League oi Nations. lle was an adviser 'N XX? to the United States delegation at the Conference for the Codilieation of I international Law at The Hague in 1930. A member of the Permanent. Court ol Arbitration from 1933 to 194-5, he was elected a .ludge of thc Permanent Court of International ,luslicc in 1936 and served to 1946. ln 1948 he became a memlter oi the United Nations lnternational Law Commission, and later served as its first. chairman. Among his publica- tions are lIllUl'il!lli0l1lll Legislation t9 volumesj, Worlrl Court Keporls tfl- volumesl, and a standard treatise on the World Cotn't. llc has heen President ol' the American Society of international 1.aw since 194-9. Judge lludson gives a course on lnternational Law and a seminar on International Law Prolilems. Born: 18865 St. Peters, Missouri. A.l1. 1906, A.lNl. 1907, William ,lewell Colle-greg l.l,.l1. 1910, S.,l.l1. 1917, llarvard. LOUIS l.l'lVl'lN'l'llAl, lAl l l'l liyrne Professor ol Adtninistralive Law l'rofessor ,lalle ggraduaterl from llarvard Law School magna eum linda tn 1128. lle was an editor of the l.aw Review. Alter three years general praetlee in San l'rani'tseo, lu- returned for graduate study and was awarded the S..l.l1. degree in 1932. Ile served as law clerk to Mr. ,lustiee liraudeis 419331, and with the National l.ahor Relations lloard tl935t. ln 1936 he heeame professor of law at the llniversity of llullalo l,aw School and was later appointed 'an. At llarvard he is teaching 'l'orts. Administrative Law and a semi. llis doctorate thesis for the S.,l.l1. degree, ,ln1lieial Aspects of Foreign Allairsf' was puhlished as one ol the series of llarvard Studies iinistrative l.aw. Professor ,lafle was appointed to the Byrne ehair last year lo sueeeed .pl'Ul-USSU1' Milton Katz. Horn: 19051 Seattle, Washington. X11 1925. ,Iohns llopkins: l.l..l3., 1928. S.,l.lJ., 1932, llarvard. I 'age cigliieixu WALTIQR BARTON 1,l'1AC1l Story Professor of Law Profs-ssor 1.1-ach st-rvr-tl as St-crm-tary to Mr. ,lusticc llolntcs, 19241-25, tht-n took up trial practice in Boston. tt-aching law nights at Northcastt-rn l.aw School. ln 1929 lu- joint-cl thc llarvartl Law School faculty. con- tinuing in law practice- as consistcnt with acaclcmic tlutics. Professor Lt-ach is thc author of cast-hooks on i'1llllII't' lntcrt-sts. Wills and twith Professor Casncrl Prop:-1'ty lg a llanrlhook of Nlassa- chust-tts lfvirlcnct-g Propcrty RPS-ill1lttlllt'ltl chaplcrs on Pow:-rs ol Appoint- tncnt and Flatutcs of Liniitationsg anal articlcs on various 14-gal antl othcr suhjt-cts. An infantry privatc in 1918, 1'roft-ssor l,t-ach sm-rvctl in Worltl War II in tht- Army Air l orct-s. llc is now at llrigatlicr Ccncral in thc USAF lit-st-rvo and Consultant to tht- St-crm-tary ol' thc Air Forcc. llt- tc-aclu-s l'ropt-rty l anrl thc coursc in Wills. Ifuturc lntcrcsts. antl listatc Planning . in thc thirtl yt-ar. liorn: 19003 Boston, lNlassachust'tts. A.l1.. 1921. l,1,.l1.. 19244. llarvartlz Ct-rtilical tl'l'1tuclcs I raucaisr-s. llnivorsily of Crm-nohlc. 1920. 'l'rcasu1'y llcparlmcnt. in Cont-ral Taxation. t Born: 18883 Dcnvcr, Coiorado. W W Colorado Collt-gc. AUSTIN WAKl'1MAN SCOTT Dane Professor of Law 1'roft-ssor Scott was appointctl as an instructor in the llarvartl 1,aw 3 School in 1909, and as an assistant lrolcssor in 1910, aft:-r a y-' ' practicc in Nt-w York City. llc was Acting Dt-an of thc 1,aw School from 1915 to 1916, antl has ht-lil tht- Story antl Dann- Chairs. ln 1928 Prof:-ssor Scott was Pri-sitlcnt of thc Association of Ann-rican l,aw Schools. llc was rt-portcr for the Rt-statcmu-nts of 'l'rusts ancl of lit-stitution ll'art llt as wt-ll as l'tl'l'lTD0l'll'l' with Profcssor St-avi-y of thc Rcstatc- inf-nt ol jutlgmcnts. llc also draft:-tl tht- Uniform Fitluciarics Act. has ctlitcml cast-hooks on Trusts, Civil Proccclurc anti .ltulitzial H4-mt-tlit-s, antl is tht- author of various lt-gal monographs. ln 1939 ht- puhlishccl his trcatisc on thu law of 'l'rusts. Prolt-ssor Scott is now tt-aching: l'rocctltu'c and Trusts. Born: 1884: Ncw Hrunswicla. Nt-w .lt-rscy. A.B., 1903. Rutgt-rs: l.l..l1.. 1909. IIai'vartl: l,l,.lJ.. 1933, llutgcrs: LL.D., 1944, llarvartl. antl has writtcn a short tt-xthook on lfvitlc .l0llN MacAR'1'lllll1 lVlAClllKlC Royall Professor of Law l'roft-ssor Nlaguirc was atlmittctl to thc Alassacltusctls har in 1911 alul practict-ml in Boston. During World War l lu- st-rw-tl in tht: Dcpart- nu-nt of ,lustict-. llc cami- to tht- llarvartl l.aw School in 1923. ln 1938 antl again in 194-3 hc was a consulting 1'Xp1'l'l with tht- llnitcrl Status Professor Maguirt- has ht-cn vicc-chairman of tlu- Ann-rican Bar Association Connnittt-c on Jurisprurlcnco antl l.aw R1-lornt. llc was Assistant H4-portcr of thc Moth-l Cotlc of l'1vitlt-ncc, and is a Special Consultant on the lnconic Tax Proj:-ct of thc Anicrican Law Institutc. For nt-arly 25 yt-ars l'1'ot't-ssol' Maguire was 1.1-gal Atlviscr to thc Amor- ican Association of llnivcrsily Professors on prohlcnis of Academic fra-cfloni and tcnurc. llc has cmlitctl caschooks on Taxation anal Evirlcncc, 1N'l'. Profcssor Maguirc is tt-aching Iivitlt-in-4-, 'l'axaliou, antl a st-niinar ' A.1i.. 1908, Colorado Collcgog l,I,.Il., 1911, llarvarmlg LL.1J., 1949, --4.1 Page ninulcun WARREN AISNILR SICAVICY Busscy Professor of Law In 1906 l'rofessor Peavey organized the Law Fcltoof of 1'ei Yang University, Ghina. lfrom 1912 to 1920 he served consecutively at flarvard and on the faculties of the llniversities of Oklahoma. 'l'ulane, and lndiana. Ile was president of the Association of American Law Schools, ' 19117: was eo-reporter for the lit-statements of Agency, Judgments, Resti- tution and 'I'orlsg is editor of the American Gase Book Series and has compiled casehooks on 'l'orls and Agency. fle now teaches Agency, Resti- tntiou and 'l'orts. Born: 18805 Boston, Afassaelutselts. A.13., 1902. f.L.l3.. 19011, llarvard. ,nl l,1Uf3fQl1T AMORY, JR. Professor of Law 1'rofessor Atnory spent two and one-half years with the firm that is ' 'I now Cahill, Gordon, Zachry and lieindef in New York City, speeiafizing in corporate and anti-trust matters. His active military service hegan in .Ianuary, 1941. as a private and took him through New Gttinea, New Britain and most of the Philippines as a hattalion and finally a regimental commander of amphiltious en- gineers. For six months in 1940 he served as assistant treasurer of a textile mill and then joined the faculty of the llarvard f.aw School. Pro- fessor Amory was elected to the Gamhridge School Board two years ago. Returning from a half-year tour at Army service schools. he taught Ae- counting and Corporations 1 this year ttntif called in March to serve as an assistant director of the Central intelligence Agency. Born: 1915g Boston, ltlassaelutsetts. ' A.B., 1936, L1,.B., 1938, lfarvard. 1101112111 HICIIARIJSUN IBOWIIQ Professor of Law l rom 1931 to 194-2 l'rof'essor Bowie practiced law in Baltimore. During that period he served as Assistant to the Attorney General for Alaryfamd for one year and also aeted as Reporter to the Committee on llules and 1'roeedure. appointed hy the Court of Appeals of Maryland. f rom 1942 to 19416 he served in the A1'tny. For three years he was with the 1'roeuremenl Legal Division in the War Department and then was Special Assistant to the Deputy Nfifilary Governor in Germany. 1 rom 1950 through Uecemlmer 1951, Professor Bowie was on leave of ahsenee. serving as Aide to fiommissioner John Alcfiloy in Germany. This year he is teaching Government Regulation of Business, a sem- inar in lfeonotnie integration and one with Professors llrewster and Ber- tnan and Mr. Posef on Law As an liconomie Control. Born: 19095 Baltimore, Nlaryland. A.13.. 1931, Princetong 1,1,.11., 1934. ffarvard. l'1l,ue Iwenlt' ROBERT BRAUCHER Professor of Law During 1939-41 Professor Braueher worked primarily on litigation with the New York firm that is now Hughes, Hubbard 81 Reed. llc enlisted in the Army as a flying cadet in April, 1941, and served as a fighter pilot in the India-Burma theater and as an intelligence officer in the Pentagon and with the Strategic Bombing Survey in Japan. llc returned to Harvard in 1946, but continues active in the Air Force Reserve. In 1948-50 Professor Braucher was a consultant to the New York Law Revision Commissiong he is now a consultant to the General Counsel, Department of the Air Force. lle is the author with Charles Corker of the text, lntrorluction. Io Commercial Law, and the editor of a casebook on Commercial Law. This year he is teaching Commercial Law and Government Procurement. Born: 19163 New York, N. Y. A.B., 1936, llavcrford College, Ll..B., 1939, llarvurd. ANDREW JAMES CASNER Professor of Law Before coming to the Harvard Faculty in 1938, Professor Casner scrved on the Law School faculties of the following Universities: Illinois, Maryland, Michigan, Texas, and Leland Stanford. llc was a Colonel in the Army Air Force from 1942 to 1945. Professor Casner participated both as a reporter and as an adviser in the preparation of the Restatement of Property. llc was also Reporter for the Uniform Property Act and has contributed a number of articles in the property field to legal periodicals. He is co-editor witlt Professor Leach of a cascbook for Property l. This year he is teaching Property l and the course in Wills, Future Interests and Estate Planning in the third year. Born: 1907, Chicago, Illinois. A.B., I.L.B., 1929, University of lllinoisg S.J.D., 1941, Columbia. Professor Brown began the practice of law in Buffalo, New York, in 1931. After several years of general of his time to tax and corporate matters. practice with teaching at the University From 1942 to 1945 Professor Brown Strategic Services. He came to the Law Taxation and Constitutional Law. ERNEST JOSEPH BROWN Professor of Law litigation work he devoted most Beginning in 1937 he combined of Buffalo Law School. was a Captain in the Ofliee of School in 1946 and is teaching Born: 19063 Lake Providence, Louisiana. A.B., 1927, Princetong LL.B., 1931, Ilarvard. Page twenty-one ARCHIBALD COX Professor of Law After graduating from Harvard Law School in 1937 Professor Cox was secretary to Learned Hand, ,lodge of the United States Court of Appeals. From 1938 to 1941 Professor Cox practiced law in Boston. He was appointed Visiting Professor in October, 1945, and Professor in 1946. During the spring term, 1947, he was Acting Vice-Dean. In 1941 he served with the National Defense Mediation Board and in December of that year joined the Ollice of the Solicitor General, Depart- ment of Justice, where he remained until 1943. He held the position of Associate Solicitor of the United States Department of Labor from 1943 to 1945. Professor Cox is now teaching Labor Law and Administrative Law. He is also conducting a Labor Seminar. Born: 19123 Plainfield, New Jersey. A.B., 1934, LLB., 1937, Harvard. RICHARD HINCKLICY FIELD Professor of Law After fourteen years of practice in Boston, Professor Field joined the staff of the Otliec of Price Administration in 1942 as Regional Attorney in Boston. ln December, 1943, he went to Washington and served for three years as General Counsel of the 0.P.A. ln December, 1946, he joined the Harvard Law Faculty. This year he is teaching Procedure and Administrative Law. Born: 1903, Phillips, Maine. A.B., 1926, LL.B., 1929, Harvard. Page lwenty-two GEORGE KNOWLES GARDNLR Professor of Law Professor Gardner began the practice of law in Boston in 1914- and remained actively occupied in the profession for a period of fourteen years. From 1921 until 1928 he served as an Instructor in Law at North- eastern University, becoming a member of the Harvard Law Faculty in the latter year. From 1942 to October, 1946, Professor Gardner practiced law in Boston aml acted as Assistant Treasurer and Secretary of Taunton Coating Mills, Inc., of Taunton, Massachusetts. l'le is the editor of Cases and Materials on Contracts and author of several articles in legal periodicals. Born: 1891g Worcester, Massachusetts. A.B., 1912, LLB., 1914, Harvard. HENRY MELVIN HART, JR. Professor of Law After receiving his S.,l.D. degree in 1931, Professor Hart served for a year as secretary to Mr. Justice Brandeis, returning in 1932 as a mem- ber of the Harvard Law Faculty. ln the year 1937-38 he was on leave of absence to act as attorney in the office of the Solicitor General, in 1940-41 he was special assistant to the Attorney General attached to the Immigration and Naturalization Service. Professor llart was Associate General Counsel for Price in the OPA from 1942 to 1945 and General Counsel in the Office of Economic Stabilization in 1945-46. Ile is the author of numerous articles in the field of public law and is now teaching Federal Jurisdiction and Legis- lation. Ile also holds a seminar in Legislation. Born: 19043 Butte, Montana. A.B.. 1926. LLB.. 1930, S.,I.D., 1931, ltarvard. - lg aml later as Dean. BENJAMIN KAPLAN Professor of Law A graduate of Columbia Law School, Professor Kaplan practiced law in New York from 1933 to 1942. ln four years of service in the Army he was first a member of the legal staff of the Army Service Forces dealing with procurement matters and later joined the staff of Mr. Justice Jackson in the Nuremberg prosecution. After a brief return lo practice with his firm, he joined the Harvard Law Faculty in 1947 and was appointed Professor in 1948. This year he is teaching Civil Procedure and Contracts and is conducting u seminar in Legal Problems of Authors and Publishers. Professor Kaplan and Professor Field are collaborating in the preparation of new teaching materials in Civil Procedure. Born: 19111 New York, N. Y. A.B., 1929, College of the City of New Yorkg LL.B., 1933, Columbia. MARK DeWOLFE HOWE Professor of Law Born: 19063 Boston, Massachusetts. A.B., 1928, LL.B., 1933, Harvard. From 1933 to 1934 Professor Howe was secretary to Mr. Justice llolmes and then entered practice in Boston. He was with the Law School of the University of Buffalo from 1937 to 1943, first as professor Professor Howe served as Colonel in World War H with the American Military Government and with the Civil Affairs Division of the War Department. Upon his discharge in 1945, he returned to Harvard. He was editor of the Holmes-Polloclt' Lellcrs 119411 and Toucltcfl with l irc t1946J. He teaches American Legal llislory, and Constitutional Law at the Law School, and Structure and Nature of Law in llarvard College. Page twenty-three WILLIAM EDWARD 1V1cC1l11DY Professor of Law !11lt'l' Ql1'ill1l1Zl11llI1 l'1'ltlIl llarvaral, 1,1'0ft'SFt1l' Nlcfiairaly was Sl'l'I'K'1Lll'y lo Mr. .lnsticav liranalcis i11 1922-23. lla- l1as 11a-a'11 on lha- Law School lata-ulty sinca- 1923, anal has also taught at tha' 1l11iva'rsily of Wisconsin. 111111 i11 1-1lIIl111lt'l' sa-ssions al Corua-ll, Narrlh Carolina. anal Texas. l'la- was a 111a'11111a-1' of tha: AlIlQ'l'1Uilll Law lnslituta-'s Groups for Ha'slata'u1a-11ls of Contracts, Ra-slitntion, a11al Torts. 111 1945-46 Professor 1N1a'fIuraly was Spccial Aalviscr to tha- 1J1I'1'C1l1l' of 11111 Legal Divisio11, 11.5. Group C. C. tlatvr Olfica- a1f Nlililary GOVl'l'Illl1l'll1 for Ga-rn1a11y1 illlll Chivf ol 1l1a- 1,a-gislalion Drafting Sa-arlion. 1:l'llIll 1947-49 11a- was succa'ssiva-ly Chicf of tha' Laegal Aalviaraf 11I'il1lC11. Associala- Dira-ctor 111141 Acting Director of lha' Lvgal Division, 0310115 lla- is tha' a'alilo1' of f.'1lsa's on Persallix 411111 lIa1ma'slia' Razlallinns a11a1 !.'a1sa's on Srllcs twilh 1'rofa-ssor Wi11islou1. 1,l'l11'l'SS0l' N1a'C111'a1y is now 1t'ill'111llg Co11l1'aa'ts anal 1Jlll111'511l' Ra-- lauio11s. Born: 1893: Augusta. Ga-o1'giz1. JAMES ANGILL1. 1V1acLAC1lLAN Professor of Law 1'rofcssor A121l!1,i1C1l1llll practica-al 1aw i11 Cliiarago from 1916 until 1924, afxaza-pl lor an llllll' as Captain of l ia-lal Arti1la'ry alnring Worlal War 1. 111 1924 11a' joina-al tha' llarvaral 1.aw 561111171 Faculty. lla- was aawiivav 111 alrufting 111111-11al111a'11ls to tha- 11a111krupIcy Act c11111oa1ia-al in 1114' Cltanallcr Acl of 1938. During, Worlal War 11 lu- sa-rvcal in 1VLlS1l1ll:.110ll, D. C., as Spa-axial Connsa-1 for tha- O.11.A., Assislanl Solicitor ol' tha' War Relocation Al111l0I'1ly, a11al Contract Ra-na-goliator for tha- 11. S. 1N'1arili111a- C0lll1111SS101l. Ha- cliangcal tha' spa-lling ol' his 111.11110 hy court ala-c1'a-c iu 1948, azorrccling a11 a'rror ntaala- i11 Fawotlanal al1oul 1835. lla: a-alitcal 1wo aralilions of D1CLilllg.I1111I11!4 !.'r1sa's on Ilia: I cala'rall Auli-Tralsr LIIIU illltl a'o- a-alitcal CIISPS on Crcalilorx' Kighlx will1 .1o1111 1la1111a. lla' is 1011011111111 two avoursa-s i11 Cra-alilors' Rights. ona- i'l'1l1l'l'11lg1 ill 11a11k1'upla:y a11al tha- otha-1' in Co1'po1'ala- Rt'lll'1lLlll1ZZl11l1112 a sa-a-lion of 1'ropa'rty 1 111111 a S1'll11Ilil1' 011 Sa-avurily. Born: 18913 A1111 Ar11o1'. Nlia:11iga11. A.11., 1912, llniva-rsity of Nliaw11iga11: 1.1,.lS.. 1916. 111ll'Vil1'4l. A.11.. 1910, 1.1..11.. 1921, s.,1.u 1922 11.11-1-111-al. 1 vu! Page lwcnty-four STANLEY S. S1ll11ilCY 1,l'O1CSSO1' of Law 1,1'll1-l'S5lll' Snrrcy was ra-sa-a1'a'11 assislaul lo 1'rofa-ssor Roswa-ll Xlagill at ilolumhia Law Sa-hool. 1932-33, lollowa-al hy a llI'14'f pracliazaw in Na-w York City. Tha-n 11a- sta1'ta'al 11is gova-r11111c11l cara-a-r: Allorna-y will1 tha- Natioual Ra-aeova-ry Al1l1111l1S11'Zl110l1, Washington, D.1I., 1933-353 altorua-y will1 tha' National 1.illNll' Ra-lalions Boaral 1935-37: assoawiala-al will1 tha' 'l'ra'as111'y Da-pa1'!111a-111 1937-47, pri11cipa1ly as Tax La'g.zislaliva' Couuscl. lla- was appointa-al Profa-ssor of Law al tha' llnivcrsity of Ca1ifor11ia School of 1.aw at 131-rkcla-y, 1947-50. 111 1949-50 l1a- was a n1a'11111a'r ol' tha- A111a'1'ia'a1n Tax Nlission Io Japan. lla- is a:11ia-I' l'L'Il4tI'1l'I' for tha- A111l'I'1l'ill1 Law lnstitula-'s l11a:o111a- Tax 1'roja-a'l. lla- is co-aa1Il1or, will1 Profa-ssol' 1VilI'I'l'1l of 1i01llll11l1il, of a'z1sa-liooks o11 1 a'ala-ral l11a-o111a- Tax, anal t11a- l a-ala-ral Gift anal lislala- Tax. Pl'01.t'!4Slll' Snrrvy 1l'i1l7lll'S Lcgislalion illlll Tatxalion. Blll'I1Z 1910: Now York, N. Y. 11.5. 1929, C.C.N.Y.: 1.1..11., 1932, fitbllllllliill. ARTHUR E. SUTHERLAND g, f Professor of Law Professor Sutherland, after his graduation from the law school, spent two years in practice in Rochester, New York. After an interval of a year as Secretary to .Iustiee Holmes in 1927-28, he returned to Rochester and remained in practice there until 1941. From July, 1941, until the first of November, 1945, he was in the army, serving in the Tunisian campaign with the First lnfantry Division and in ltaly with Headquarters, Fifth Artny. On November 1, 1945, he became a professor of law at Cornell and taught there until his appointment in July, Harvard. llc is teaching Commercial Law and Constitutional Law. Born: 1902g Rochester, New York. A.B., 1922, Wesleyang LL.B., 1925, Ilarvard. KINCMAN BREWSTER, JR. Assistant Professor of Law Professor Brewster entered the Law School after the war and gradu- ated in 1948. He then went to Paris with Professor Katz as assistant to P- the General Counsel in the Ollice of the United States Special Repre- sentative in Europe and was a special assistant to Mr. Katz when the latter was made Deputy Special Representative. ln 1949 he was a Re- search Associate in the Department of Economics and Social Science at Massachusetts lnstitute of Technology, and joined the Law School Faculty in the fall of 1950. This year Professor Brewster is teaching Contracts, Government Regulation of Business, a seminar in Legal ment, and is assisting in a seminar on A Comparative Study of Law As An lnstrument of Economic Control. Born: 19193 Longmeadow, Massachusetts. A.B., 1941, Yale, LL.B., 1948, Harvard. 1950, as professor of law at HAROLD JOSEPH BERMAN Assistant Professor of Law After receiving his B.A. from Dartmouth in 1938, Professor Berman studied legal history for a year at the London School of Economies and Political Science. He then went to Yale Graduate School, and after an- other year entered Yale Law School. lle received an M.A. from Yale in 1942 and LL.B. in 194-7. ln the meantime he had served overseas with Signal lntelligence from 1942-45. He taught at Stanford Law School from 1947-48 and has been teaching at Harvard since 1948. He is the author of numerous articles on Soviet Law in various law reviews, and author of a recent hook, ,Iustiee in Russia: An Interpretation of Soviet Law. ln addition to his course in Comparison of Soviet and American Law, he teaches a seminar in Legal Problems of World Trade and Soci- ology of Law. He also teaches courses on Soviet State and Law and the Sociology of Law in the School of Arts and Sciences and cooperates in teaching Comparative Public Law: Legal Problems of Federalism and Law As An Economic Control, and is a Research Associate of the Russian Research Center. Born: 1918g Hartford, Connecticut. B.A., 1938, Dartmouth, M.A., 194-2, LL.l3., 1947, Yale. Problems of Foreign invest- Pugc twenty-hue 2 WILLIAM COVINCTON HARDEIZ Assistant Professor of Law Professor Hardee came to the Law School as a student in 1940. In 1942 he went on active duty in the United States Naval Reserve. He served for four years, including overseas duty in the European Theater, and is presently a lieutenant commander in the Organized Naval Reserve. In 1946 Professor llardee returned to thc School to complete his legal training and a year later commenced practice in the Boston firm of Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge and Rugg. I LOUIS B. SOHN John Garvey Gregory Lecturer on World Organization and Assistant Professor of Law After serving for six years as research associate of Judge lludson of the Permanent Court of International Justice, Professor Sohn joined the Harvard Faculty in 1946. For several years he was the International Law editor of the American Bar Association Journal. In 1945 hc took part in the San Francisco Conference which drafted the Charter of the United Nations. In 1948 he prepared for the United Nations a Survey of Treaties for the Pacific Settlement of Dispntesng and in 1950-51 he served as a legal oflicer of the United Nations Secretariat. He is the author of Cases and rllaterials in World Law and of numer- ous articles in law journals. This year he is teaching a course on World Organization and conducts seminars on Problems in the Development of World Order and on World Economic Development. He also takes part in the seminar on Legal Problems of Federalism. ' Born: l914g Lwow, Poland. Born: 19193 Florence, South Carolina. Professor llardee was appointed Assistant Irofessor of Law from July 1, 1950, and teaches Accounting, Corporations, and Agency. AB., 1940, Emory Universityg LLB., 1943 t194-71, Harvard. LL.M., Dipl. Se. M., 1935, John Casimir University, Lwow, Polandg LL.M., 1940, llarvard. Page twenty-six DAVID EIDE WATTS Assistant Professor of Law Professor Watts entered the army in 1942. and after a hrief initial period in anti-aircraft artillery. served with military intelligence until 1946. Following graduate study at Columbia, and prior to joining the l'Iarvard Law School in 1949, he taught at the law school of the Univer- sities of Iowa and Pennsylvania. Ile teaches Property. Born: 19215 Fairfield, Iowa. A.B., 1941, J.D., 1942, University of Iowa. ARTHUR T. VON MEI-lRl2N Assistant Professor of Law After graduation from the Law School, Professor von Mehren was for a year secretary to the Honorable Calvert Magruder, Judge of the United States Court of Appeals. ln 1946 he was appointed Assistant Professor of Law and sent abroad to study the continental systems of law, studying at the University of Zurich, 1946-47, and the University of Paris, 1948-49. l'le took a leave of absence in 1947-48 to serve with the Legal Division of the Occupation Military Government iU.S.l in Germany. Professor von Mehren is now teaching Contracts, The Civil Law System, Comparative Legal Research, Comparative Public Law, and in collaboration with Professors Freund, Sohn, and Berman directs a semi- nar in Comparative Public Law: Legal Problems of l ederalism. Born: 19224 Albert Lea, Minnesota. B.S., 1942, LL.B., 194-5, Ph.D., 1946, llarvard. III LLN MAUD CAM CALVERT MACRUDIQR Lecturer on Law After serving as secretary to Mr. ,lustiee Brandeis for the 1916-17 term, Professor Magruder joined the Army as an lnfantry Lieutenant. Later he returned to Washington as attorney for the United States Shipping Board. ln 1920 he became an Assistant Professor in the Law School, and in 1925, Professor. lle was on leave of absence in 1934-35 serving as general counsel of the N.L.R.B., and again in 1938-39, serving as general counsel of the Wage and llour Division, United States Depart- ment of Labor. ln 1939 he was appointed to the United States Circuit Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, and since 1942 he has served as a judge of the United States Emergency Court of Appeals. Professor Magruder is co-editor of Crane and fllugrurler, Cases on Law of Parmersliip. lle is teaching a course in Torts. Born: 1893g Annapolis, Maryland. AB., 1913, A.M., 1917, St. ,lohn's Collcgeg LLB., 1916, llarvard. Samuel femurray, JI and Doris Zemurray Stone-Radcliffe Professor of History Since 1948, Miss Cam has been Samuel Zemurray, Jr. and Doris Zemurray Stone-Radcliffe Professor of History in l-larvard University. She taught in England at Cirton College where she was Director of Studies in llistory and Law. She has written several books on the subject of Constitutional Law. ller latest work is England before Elizabeth. This is Miss Cam's first year at the Law School where she is con- ducting a seminar in English Legal History. Born: 18855 England. B.A., 1907, M.A., 1909, London Universityg M.A., 1931, Litt.D., 1939, Cambridge University. Page twenty-seven ELLIOT LEE RICHARDSON Lecturer on Law llpon graduation from lflarvurd Law School, Elliot Richardson served as clerk for Judge Learned Hand from 1947 to 1948 and from 1948 to 1949 was clerk for ,luslice Felix Irrankfurter. Returning to Boston, Mr. Richardson hecame an Associate with the tirm of Ropes. Gray, Best. Coolidge 8 Rugg. ln World War ll, he served with the 4th Infantry Division as a Litter-Bearer platoon leader. Mr. 1'lichurdson is now teaching tlu- second hall' of Conflict of Laws in the capacity of Lecturer on Law. Ile is the author of an article in the Harvard Law Review entitled, Hl'1l't'l'tltllll of Expression ami the Function of Courts published in 1951. Born: 19203 Boston, Massachusetts. A.ll.. 1941, l,L.lt., 1944 t'47l. Ilarvard. WILLIAM Sl'RAGUlfl BARNES Ilircclor of thc Foreign Law Research Study Adviser to Foreign Students Nr. Ilarnes was horn in New Yo1'k City in 1919. Ile was graduated l'rom.Yale in 19-10, atul entered the first year of the llarvard Law School. hut his course was interrupted hy war service in 1941. Ile was a fighter .. pilot in Egypt and Lihya and was taken prisoner in Southern Tunisia in 1943. Ile completed his hrs! year work in Stalag Luft III, and gradu- ated in 194-7 from the Ilarvard Law School. He studied at the University of Geneva, taking his examination for the doctorate in 1948. He was Re- seareh Associate in Comparative Law at Michigan Law School 1948 to 1950 and returned to his present position at Harvard to explore research possiliilities in the field of foreign law. Ile has served as special consultant to the llnited Nations Legal Ileparttnent. Mr. Barnes was appointed Adviser to Foreign Students this year in eonneetion with the expanded program in the field of Inter- national Legal Studies. Q Born: 19191 New York, New York. A.l1., 1941, Yaleg l.L.B., 1947, llarvardg ,I.D., 1948, llniversity of Geneva. WILLIAM S. HACK Faculty Assistant in Charge of the Ames Competition Mr. Hack entered the Navy Air Corps as a Naval Aviation Cadet in 1943. He spent three semesters in the V-12 program at Nlultlenlierg College and returned to C.C.N.Y. in 1946 to complete his college work. Ile entered the Harvard Law School in 1948, was a nu-mher of the Legal Aid Bureau and was Current Case Editor of the Ilarvard Law School Record. He lu-came a member of the New York liar and worked for the firm of Hatch, Root. Barrett, Cohen N Knapp ltefore returning to the Law School as Faculty Assistant. Born: 19253 Brooklyn. New York. ll.S.S., 1948, C.C.N.Y.g LL.l1., 1951, llat'vut'd. Page twenty-eigltt llA11l11SON STISIQLIQ l711V11V11'1'T Secretary ol the Law School Alter gratluation lrmn tht- l.aw Sulnml. Mr. Dinnnitt was for livc yt-ars vngaga-tl in tht- practice- of law in Now York City. ln 1935 hu was appointvtl assistant si-urclary of tht' 1.aw Svhunl antl tht- following yvar lu-t'atnc sccrt-tary. l-lv entcrwl thc' Artny in 194-2 anal was tliscliargt-tl as a 1.im'nl0nanI- Cnlont-1 in l 1-lwnary, 19416. lla- was attaclwrl to the stall' of Gt-nt-ral D1-vurs' Sixth Artny as a G-5 ollict-r anrl 1alcr s1'l'vt'1l with the Unilvtl Stat:-s Crump Cutttrnl Couttcil in 134-rlin. llurn: 1898: 114-t1vt't', Cnlmaflo. A.1l.. 1920, l'rint-1-ton: 1.l..13., 1925. llarvartl. 1.01118 AlJl'lI,I3ICR'l' 'l'0lCI'1 l'1I1 Assistant Dean ancl llircclor nl Arhnissiuns lit-fort: his gratlualinn from tht- l.aw Ftzlmol, Mr. ,ll01'Ii1'l'l' joinvtl 'thu Navy antl st-rvt-tl for funn' yvars as a lim-utt-nant in tht' Pacific Fluvl. litvlnrning to llarvartl aftcr his t1iscl1a1'g.1u hc ohlainf-al his 411-gnu-if in 1947 as of 1943. During that yvar hc was St-cl't-tary nf tht- Plztutwtttt-ttl Ullicc and in Octulwr, 194-7, lwuantc Assistant Di-an of tht- Faculty antl llin-tztor nl Athnissiuns. Born: 19195 S114-lmygun, Wistwtmsin. A.ll., 194-0, 111-lnil Cnllt-gvg I.I..I2., 194-7. llarvarml. WICSLIQY IQ. l3l'1VlNS, J11. Assistant Dean Mr. 111-vins t-ntt-rt-tl tht- ,lnninr liXt'ClI11V1' Training pl'UQ1,l'llltl of thc Clit-sapt-aku antl Pottnnat' 'l'1-lt-pliunv Company ol Washington, D. C., in Jun:-, 1940. llv was inclnclccl into the Army, March. 1941, and cumlnantlotl at halt:-ry of tnuhilm- anti-aircraft artillery, Sth infantry, Thirtl 11.3. Army, lfurupvan '1'hcatre of Opuraliuns. llc was 11-luasml lrtnn active tluty in .lannary of 1946 anal is a tnemln-r of the l1.S.A.R. Mr. Bt-Vins untvrctl llarvartl Law Schnul in 171-hrnary of 194-6 antl l'vt'viv1-tl his l.L.B. rlt-grt-1' ill Juno. 1948. llc was arltnitterl to practice in 194-8 in Nlassacltttst-tts, antl in that salnc year was appnintml lfxvculivv Dirt-ctnr ul tht- llarvartl Law Fclwul Fund for the Massacltttsetts area. ln ,lannary of 1950 he was appnintt-cl Assistant Dvan nf llarvartl Law Sclmnl antl Dirvctor of tht' llarvartl Law Sclmnl Fund. Born: 19183 Pt-ahocly, Massaclntsf-tts. BS., 1940, llnwrlnin Cullcgvg 1.1,.B., 1948, llarvurtl. Page lwcnly-nint Nr Pulling rt-cvivt-rl his lihrary training under John ll. Arnnlml of I thu llauaul Law Stluml. ln 1912 l University of Miunvsota. Wliilt- on If-ave nf ahsvnco from Minnt-suta in l918-19, hc st-rvuml as Captain, Judge- Atlvuuatv in charge' of the 1.il1rary of the Jutlgt- Arlvmeatv Gencra1's Dupartmt-nt in Washington, D. C., and cmnpilwl tht- military law of thx' Statvs fm' tht' War Dcparlnn-nt. Ili- was appointm-ml 1942 and Din-4-lol' in 1943. Mr. Pu gg ' 1 1 . . 1 at Minnvsota from 1927 to 1942, and in 1926 cmnitpilt-cl tht- Ortlinancvs ut' tht f'ity of Niinnc tpuli- fin tht City itll Uurn: 1887: Wat:-rtown. Nassau-ltust-tts. RUSS-lC1,L HASTINGS PIGCK Assistant Dean his l.l,.l3. in 1950. Ht' is 1nai'rit'rI and has thrm- chilrlrcn. Born: 1920: Huston. Xlassatrliust-tts. A.l1., 1947. 1.l..11.. 1950. 11ilI'X'Ltl'l1. A1i'1'lil UR CLEMIQNT PVLLING 5 Director of the Law Library - ' '- u- lwcaniu Law Lihrarian at thc Associate Librarian of the Harvard Law School 1.ihra1'y in llin was 1 lc-cturt-r nn 1,1-gmt Bibliography in the' lxtw Scluml . EL Q ' ' I f Cont 1'. Page lltirty I'IIIl,ll' AUSTIN l'1Vl'NAM Assistant Lilmrarian Mr. Putnam t't-trvivt-tl his lihrary training unch-r Knlwrt B. Auth-rso in 1943. In 1944 ha- was appointcd Assistant 1.ihrarian of thc Law Lihrz lhnrn: 1103. C.atnht'ulgLt', Nlassarlnm-tts, 1.l..13., 1927. Nn1'tl1vastt-rim 1h1ivt-1'sity. lolh-gm' In sc-rvu in the lhiitcrl Status Army fruni 1942 to 194-5. I-Iv Q'l'21t1lIlllt't1 with lunnors frmnn the cullcgt- in 194-7 and was appuintvtl Assistant D1-an at tht- Law Scluml aftvr receiving, and Eldon R. .lamt-s. llc' was appnintcrl Assistant in the Law I,iln'ary in 1931. Thi-n he' was appoint:-tl Rt'I.t'l't'lttYt' Librarian of tht' Law Lihrary ROBERT ALEXANDER KACAN Ezra Ripley Thayer Teaching Fellow A.B. 1946, LL.B. 1951, llarvarcl HERBERT IRVING BAER Teaching Fellow l'h.B. 1946, Chicago LL.B. 1951, Harvard WILLIAM W. SCHWARZER Teaching Fellow A.B. 1948. li. of Southern Cali- forniag LL.B. 1951, llarvard TEACHING FELLOWS SIDNEY LEE POSEL Ezra Ripley Thayer Teaching Fellow A.B. 1940, LL.B. 1951, Pennsyl- vuniag M.S. 1941, Wisconsin CLARENCE CLYDE FERGUSON Teaching Fellow A.B. 1948, Ohio Stale LL.B. 1951, Harvard CARL SLATER Teaching Fellow A.B. 1948, LL.B. 1951, Harvard UNPICTURED FACULTY EMERITUS FACULTY WVAIIIKEN Foskm' Fmnx, A.B. LL.B. LL!l'llIl'CI' on lllilimry Law Rrcniunm Form, A.B.. M.D. Assislanl Professor of Legal Merlirrinu and Acting Head of the lluporlment of Legal Jllcclicinc, 1311.0-v LL. - SAMUEL w'l1,l.lS'l'0N lhlne Professor of Low AM., LL.B., LL.D. Roscon Polixn llniversily Professor M., LL.D., D.C.L., LH.D., J.U.D. Harvard Medical Sclzool. Cam. Knsmv, M.A. Mon'roN CA1n.n.E CAMPBELL Professor of Law A.B., LL.B., S.J.D., LL.D. Assistant Professor of Ef'0lI0llIl1S Louis Loss, A.B.. LL.B. Visiling Professor of Law Tnuouons N,x'1'u,xNn:L 'l'ins.'xuwi:l.l. Assislant Librarian Tnoxms Rl-:no Powrzu. Story Professor of Law A.B., PII.D., LL.B., LL.D., D.C.L. Elmnrvn N1OIlIll5 RTORGAN Roynll Professor of Law A.M., LL.B. I 'age lhirly-one C'9ll8 G!Cl.S'S ojp---- 4952 fin T 43, I g....1..- ,,-f N K b,-,,,,.., 9, U if N W im 4 Y 27111 Y QX f : M l. Qiigyw My --------u x 1 Ifl .-X www- 4 . , , - d1' l'!4 I- WI! lllll' IQ! 'NPSA F! 41 I I XM L! ' 4 5 x - ' i I , V r 4 jk 1 ' 5 q ' Wx vig! ' M fl - -gil-i ul ld ' Q' ya.,-73 LI 'il BROCKMAN ADAMS B.A. U. of Washington '49 1808 Federal Street Seattle, Washington Voluntary Defenders: Chancery Clubg E. Warren Club WILLIAM HUGHLETT ADKINS, II A.B. Williams '49 XVilsoll Point So. Norwalk, Connecticut Chancery Clubg Griswold Club JAMES BROOKE AKER A.B. Bowdoin '49 Whitehall Road Norristown R. D. 2, Pennsylvania Forumg Kings Boncbg Brandeis Club JACK IRVING ALSPECTOR B.A. Wayne ll. '49 4041 Ricliton Avenuo Detroit 4, Michigan Cardozo Club tllakor Club? PHHJIP l'l. ANCELL, JR. A.B. U. of California '49 50 Florida Strt-ct Berkeley, California Chancery Clubg Amory Club CARLOS ALBERTO AROSEMENA A.B. Harvard '49 Apztrlatlo 903 Punatnzt, R. P. Cltuuct-ry Club: I.:-:tell Club Page tlzirty-four G!ClSS of SAMUEL ADAMS A.B. Harvard '50 110 Oxford Street Cambridge, Massachusetts Lincoln's Inng Holmes Club LAWRENCE H. ADLER B.A. Now York U. '49 288 East 54th Street Brooklyn, New York Kings Bonchg Pitney Club FRANK GILMAN ALLEN, JR. A.B. llarvard '49 65 Commonwealth Avenue Boston, Massachusetts EUGENE ROBERT ANDERSON B.S. UCLA '49 1809 Wilshire Blvd. Santa Monica, California Baker Club ALVIN LlNCOLN ARNOLD A.B. Cornell '49 657 East 26th Street Brooklyn, New York Webster Club ' DANIEL ANTHONY AUSTIN, JR. B.A. Yale '48 366 West Preston Street Ilartford 6, Connecticut Chancery Club, Coke Club '952 WALLACE RUSSELL BAKER A.B. Harvard '48 145 Ravine Forest Drive Lake Bluff, Illinois LincoIn's Inn: Blackstone Club EDWIN BERNARD RARNETT B.A. Amherst '49 5102 Carlisle Philadelphia, Pennsylvania LincoIn's Inn: Story Club PETER A. BAUER B.A. Marietta College '47 800 West End Avenue New York 25, New York Casncr Club LUCIUS HORATIO BIGLOW, JR. B.A. Yale '48 Neck Road Old Lyme, Connecticut Board of Student Advisers: Lin- coIn's Inn: Scott Clubg Choate Club ROBERT KENYON BISSELL A.B. Swarthmore '49 2977 Courtland Blvd. Shaker Heights, Ohio Choate Club ROBERT WILLIAM BJORK A.B. Princeton '47 416 Mile Square Road Yonkers 2, New York Clinncr-ry Club: Cartlozo Club CHARLES LAMAR BARNES A.B. Princeton '49 22 Bellflower Circle Chattanooga, Tennessee Law Review: Chancery Club Gardner Club MARTIN LOUIS BARR A.B. New York U. '49 50 Henry Avenue Newburgh, New York Recordg Hughes Club RICHARD LAWRENCE BENSON B.A. I-larvard '48 II Windsor Avenue Wcstmount, Quebec, Canada Bracton Club THOMAS PATRICK BIRMINGHAM A.B. Princeton '49 63 Parkview Drive Wethersfield, Connecticut Lincoln's Inn: Scott Club JORDAN BITTEL B.A. U. of Florida '49 3010 Alton Road Miami Beach, Florida Seavey-Cox Club AR'l'l'IUR BLASBERG, JR. B.A. Colby '49 Dobbs Ferry, New York S1-uvey Club Page thirty-hue ROBERT BRUCE BOWEN B.A. U. of Nevada '46 B.S. U. Military Academy '46 804 Whitaker Drive Reno, Nevada Chancery Club EDWARD PETER BRANDEAU S.B. MIT '47 S.M. MIT '50 260 South Belvedere Memphis, Tennessee Wilson Clubg St. Thomas More Society C. EDWARD BROOKlNG, JR. A.B. U. of Kentucky 4-04 Woodland .Avenue Lexington, Kentucky Chancery Clubg Morgan Club HOWARD PAUL BUEIILER A.B. Harvard '49 141 Hampton Road Garden City, New York Mansfield Club PIIILIP ll. BUSNER B.A. New York U. '49 674 Ralph Avenue Brooklyn. New York Kings Benehg Seavey Club RALPH FRED CAMERON SB. MIT '48 23 llammond Pond Parkway Chestnut, llill, Massachusetts Chancery Club: Casuer Club Page thirty-six GKCISS of BARTRAM CHASE BRANCH B.A. U. of New Hampshire '49 1408 Union Street Manchester, New Hampshire Cavers Club BERNARD BRESSLER A.B. Rutgers U. '49 24 South Co-op Circle Roosevelt, New Jersey Law Review: Casner Club JACK EDWARD BROWN BS. Northwestern '49 1412 West Broadway Council Bluffs, lowa E. Warren Club JAMES ROBERT BUSENBERC ll.A. Kenyon '49 RR No. 2 Danville, Ohio Griswold Club BURTON CAlNE B.A. U. of Pennsylvania '49 5723 Florence Avenue Philadelphia 43, Pennsylvania Legal Aidg Root Club CEORCE NICHOLAS CARAVASIOS A.B. llarvard '49 H13 Main Street Wheeling, West Virginia Maitland Club '952 WILLIAM ALLEN CARROLL A.B. U. ot' California '49 1821 Brokaw Avenue Corcoran, California Chaneery Club: Marshall Club: Phillips Brooks llouseg Ames Finalist ROBERT CHARLES CASEY A.B. U. of California '49 4640 Rubitloux Avenue Riverside, California Story Club IIINO Cl'IRU'I 1'I ILA. Yule '48 1221 York Avenue New York, New York Kings Benehg Root Club MAURICE CHAYT B.A. Brooklyn '49 2059-76 Street Brooklyn 14, New York Voluntary Dcfendersg Webster Club SUMNER JOSEPH CllER'l'OK B.A. llarvartl '49 159 Longwood Avenue Brookline, Massacliusetts Madison Club MARTIN JAMES CINADR, JR. 15.5. Ohio State '49 9701 llighlancl Drive Breeksville, Ohio Legal Aidg Harvard Young Re- publican Clubg St. Thomas More Society ROBERT CARSWELI. A.B. llarvarcl '49 47 Plaza Street Brooklyn 17, New York Lineoln's Inn: 'I'hurston Club JAMES J. CAVANAUGII Pl1.B. U. of Detroit '49 208 Delaware Sl. Louis, Michigan JULES CIIASNOEF A.B. Washington ll. '49 5571 Barttner St. Louis, Missouri Cartlozo Club EDWARD CIIERNEY A.B. New York U. '49 3535 165 Street Flushing 58, New York Gardner Club 'I'I'l EODOR E QUENTIN CI IILDS A.B. llarvurd '47 230-37 88th Avenue Bellerose, L. I., New York Casner Club AIIDLEY CLARKE A.B. l'rineeton '49 107 North Whitney Street llarlfortl, Connecticut Chancery Clubg Coke Club Page Lliirty-seven WALLACE BRUCE CLlF'l'. JR. ll.A. U. of Texas '49 Robert Lcc, Texas lmach Club JOHN lfRANClS COCAN, JR. A.l3. Harvard '49 34 Holland Road M1-lroso, Massachusetts Wilson Club ICARL FRANCIS COLBURN, JR. B.A. Cornell '49 151 Oakwood Way Winlcr Park, Florida Board ol' Student Advisors: Cllanccry Clubg Root Club ROBIQRT PARKER COOK A.B. Hamilton '49 39 Glenville Avenue Allston 34, Massachusetts .l. Smith Equity Club JOSEPH RORICRT CORTESE 13.3. Ohio Stale U. '49 1730 Manhattan Avcnuo Youngstown 9, Ohio J. Smith Clubg Atncs Finalist JOHN JAMES COUND A.B. Georgv Washington U. '49 l734 New llatnpshirc Avvnuo, N.W. Washington, D. C. Law R1-vicwg Bacon Club Page thirty-eight 3 GACLSS O IIYMAN CI.llRl7lEl.D ll.A. Brooklyn College '49 2l20 lfast 9 Slrovt llrooklyn 23, Now York Wcbslvr Club SAUI. Z. COIIISN AB. U. ol Roclufslvt' '-'19 260 Pelham Road Roclivslvr. Nt-w York li. Warn-on Club RICHARD PUSH CONICRLY l5.J. U. of hlissouri '48 323 Cotnmvroc Jackson, Alabama Criswold Club ll. CALVIN COOLIDCE A.B. Brown '49 2430 Overlook Road Cla-vt'land Heights 6, Ohio Clucck, Kaplan Club .lOllN RAYMOND CO'l l'liR, JR. A.l3. Princeton '49 24 Woodland Place Scarsdalc, Now York Chancery Club: Kaplan Club Rugby Club LOUIS ANTHONY COX A.ll. llarvard '49 Norlh Main Sll'1't'l Windsor, Ycrnionl l,inuoln's lung K1-nl Club '952 DAVID EMERSON CRABTREE B.A. Ohio State '49 1653 Berkshire Columbus, Ohio Williston Club RAYMOND RAFTERY CROSS A.B. Brown '49 37 North Bow Milford, Massachusetts Lincoln's lnng Marshall Club Ames Finalist ZALMAN O. DAVLIN B.S. Yale '48 133 Buekminster Road Brookline, Massachusetts Lineoln's Inn: Frankfurter Club ANTHONY F. de la PENA A.B. California '49 1142 Oxford Street Berkeley, California Voluntary Defenders, Chancery Club: Marshall Club Jostcrn N. DEL Rosso Q A.B. U. of Scranton '49 733 Jefferson Avenue Scranton, Pennsylvania Thurston Club WARREN MAX DEUTSCH B.A. lndiana U. '49 1652 Troy Avenue Brooklyn, New York .l. Smith Club PlllLLlP NEAL CRAWFORD A.B. U. of California '49 Lakeport, California .l. Smith Equity Club JOHN HALL DALTON A.B. U. of Missouri '49 315 College Kennett, Missouri Lineoln's lnng Choate Club JOSEPH MICHAEL DELANEY A.B. Catholic U. '49 750 Broad Street Meriden, Connecticut St. Thomas More Societyg Amory Club LOUIS DEL DUCA A.B. Tetnply U. '50 4913 Cedar Avenue Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Forum, Kings Bench: Phillips Brooks llouseg Cardozo Club GEORGE E. DESIPIO A.B. U. of Pennsylvania 20 Gill Road Haddonfield, New Jersey Board of Student Advisers: Bur- ton Club MILTON DIAMOND A.B. Rutgers '48 240 West Mt. Pleasant Avenue Livingston, New .lersey Page thirty-nine RICHARD EDEN DILL B.S.M.E. Case Institute of Tech- nology '49 60 Benedict 'Il-rracu Longmeadow, Massachusetts Supervisor Williston Club ALAN FRANKLIN DONIGER A.B. Yale '49 80 Alleuwood Road Great Neck, New York A mes-Grayg Grotius Supervisor NICHOLAS WILLIAM DOUVRES B.S. Fordham '49 2041 Wt-stcllestvr Avenue New York 61, New York Brandeis Club JAMES CLEMENT DUNNE A.B. Fordham '49 45-55 39th Street Long Island City 4, New York Morgan Cluhg Cltaucury Club JOHN LOCKWOOD EASTON, JR. A.B. Harvard '47 27 Ash Street Cambridge, Massachusetts l.incolu's lung Morgan Club Supervisor: Young Republican Club ROBERT LEE EDMONDSON B.S. UCLA '49 Claremont Hotel Berkeley, California Chancery Clubg Marshall Club Page forty li ' iff ' 8168.5 CHARLES DENNIS DIXON A.B. U. of North Carolina Route No. I Belmont, North Carolina Williston Club HOWARD S'l'El'l'lEN DORRIS B.A. New York Il, 30-02 86th Street .lackson Heights, New York Forumg Kings Benchg Maitland Club DAVID GEORGE DUNFORD A.B. U. of California 1732 Bancroft Way Berkeley 3, California Marshall Club .lOl'lN PERRY EASTHAM A.B. Princeton '49 64 Bartlet Struct Andover, Massachusetts Law Reviowg Lincoln's lung Car- dozo Club ARTIIUR S'I'AN'l'ON ECKEII A.B. llarvurd '49 33 East 70th New York, New York Forum: Liucoln's Inn: Brauchcr Club 3rd Year Supervisor JAMES K. EDWARDS B.S. U. S. Military Academy '45 1400 Park St. Bowling Green, Kentucky Lincoln's lnng Story Club liLLl0'l l' II. EISMAN B.A. U. of Michigan '49 407 East 4 Strvvl Brooklyn, Now York Legal Aidg Bacon Club liVERET'l' Bl'lliNAliD lil,I,lN B.S.E. U. of Michigan '49 5448 Easl View Park Chicago, Illinois l.c-gul Aidg Chance-ry Clubg llall Club MALCOLM Sl I ELDON ELSOFFER B.A. Western Ruscrvo ll. '49 3602 Meadowbrook Blvd. University llcighls 18, Ohio Pound Club ROY BlillNlIAliD'l' ILRICKSON, JR. A.B. Ilarvard '43 Portland, Oregon Legal Aidg Kings Bcnchg Eldon Club .IUIIN R0lllili'l' EVANS ll.A. Yale '49 Sm-cond Fruitridgo Grand Junction, Colorado l.iucolu's lnng Root Club llAli'I'DN EDWARD lVAlll3Ell ALA. U. of Chicago '49 l32-70 Sanford Aw-nuc Flushing, Now York Casnr-r Club VERNON ll. ELDERKIN, JR. B.A. Syracuse '50 RFD No. 4 Jamcslown, Ne-w York Phillips llrooks llousv: Suavvy Club l'llll.ll' fillAlll,lfS l'll,l.l0'l l' BS. Michigan Stale- Collogo '48 501 Wu-llcr Sire-Pl Flint, Michigan Kings llvnchg Ailios-Cray Club WILLIAM EDWARD EMBRY ILA. Yale '48 7 Park Avvnuo Now York, Nm-w York 'l'haycr Club DONALD .IUIIN ICVANS A.B. Durlmoulh '47 l4 Pomona Slrcvl Hpringlivld. Massaclulsm-lls Chancvry Club: Griswold Clubg SI. 'llllUlllll.S Mon- Socicly WILLIAM MAXWICLL ICVARTS, JR. ' A.l3. Harvard '40 Currison. Nm-w York Liucoln's lnng lim-nl Club .IOSEPII MuCONNlCl.l, l AllLliY . 1 . , B.!H.lL. l,l'llNTt!l0ll -I9 4347 10lh Avi-num-, Houlh llirminghuni 5. Alabama l.incoln's lung llruucher Clubg Soulbvrn Club Page forty-one EUGENE FELDMAN B.S.S. CCNY '48 2819 Morris Avcnur- Now York 58, New York Yvarbook Advvrti:-:ing Manager: Rooordg Blackslonc Club LEWIS PERLER FICKETT. JR. A.R. Bowdoin '47 55 Woodxnont Portland, Maine Lincoln's lung Gardnt-r Club GEORGE 'l'llEODORE FINNEGAN U.S.N.A. '44 22 Concord Avenue Milton, lVlLlSSllCllllSL'llS lmgal Airlg l,incoln's lung Frank- furter Club DONALD Al,liER'l' FISHER B.A. U. of Buflalo '49 109 Hazolwood Buffalo, New York Tlxorpv Club JOHN dosRElS FONSECA A.B. llarvard '49 11 Regent Street Roxbury, Massaclnusolts Bluckstont- Club ROBERT B U RCI IMORE FRASER A.B. llarvard '49 20 Dove-r Road Wa-llvslr-y, 1N1assut-lnust-tts Pitm-y Club Page jurty-two GZIISS CHARLES FERNANDEZ B.S. Washington U. '49 5744 Mcl'lu-rson Sl. Louis 12, Missouri Legal Aidg Chancvry Club: Marshall Club, Phillips Brooks Houseg Forum BERTRAM HARRIS FIELDS B.A. UCLA '49 412 Shirley Placu Beverly Hills, California Law Rt-vivwg Chancery Club: Marshall Club .lOl-IN GORDON FIRSTMAN A.B. U. of Pennsylvania '49 Sl. Michaels, Maryland Burton Club l'lAR'1'LY FLEISCIIMANN A.B. Harvard '49 991 Lincoln Avvnuc Palo Alto, California Board of Sludvnl Advisorsg Lin- coln's lung Root Club ll. .lONA'l'llAN FOX 13.3. Seton lllull U. '49 67 Marko! St. Trenton, Now Jersey Magruder Club MURRAY SUMNER FREEMAN B.A. Yale: '49 147 Woodchestcr Drive Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts Madison Club '952 WARREN W0l,l GANC FURTH AB. llarvard '49 1 Slicpard Avvnuc Saranac Lakv, N1-w York Nlagrurlcr Club lllCRBER'l' LEWIS CAl,AN'l' R.A. ll. of Wisconsin '49 255 Cabrini Blvd. N1-w York, New York l,aw Rcvicw: .l. Fniilli Club l,l'lDNARD l. CAR'l'll ll.A. Columbia '42 349 liasl 36lli Slrccl Palvrsoii, Ncw ,lvrscy Bluckslonc Club .lDllN AlAR'l'lN Cl'lACllAN B.S.ll.A. lloslon Collcgc '49 39 Ohio llungor, Alain:- Cliaucvry Club: Tliorpm- Club SI. 'l'lioinas Mora' Socicly Llilllll ROBINSON ClCNll.l,lA'I', lll A.li. ll. of Michigan '49 12 lfasl Scott Slrvcl Chicago, lllinois l,incoln's lung Clioalv Club WARREN W. CLICK A.li. johns llopkins '49 3206 Vickers Road llaltiuiurv, Maryland Casm-r Club C l,.lCONARD l'l'lILlP GAINES l3.A. Yule '49 381 Ilarvard Street Cambridge, lilassacliusclls Clue-ck Club DAVID lllCNRY CAlNlBREl.l.. DS. Davidson '49 2ll l,4'llClIll'l'C Ralllc Avcnuc Allanla, Georgia 1,1-gal Aidg l.incoln's lung Sfllllll 1-ru Club: Powvll Club PAUL C. CAR'l'ZKl'l ILA. lowu '49 529 Wm-sl Washington Madison 3, Wisconsin ,l. hnnlli Club 'l'lll'10DORl'i CHRISTIAN C lClSliR'l' A.ll. lxlCPllCl'SUll '49 R lf' D lilnio, Kansas Casin-r Club IIARRY CIN l3.A. ll. of Arizona '49 TOI South 3rd Avcnuc Tucson, Arizona lllausficld Club lllCllAllD l,DlllS GOLD ll.A. Yalc '48 2835 Norlli l.akc Drivc lililwaukcc ll. XVisconsin I orum: Clianca-ry Clulmg Bran vlicr Club V Page forty-lhn L ROBERT DORNE GOLDEN A.B. Kenyon '48 574 West End Avenue New York, New York 'l'hayer Club ALVIN H. GOLDS'l'ElN, .lR A.B. Colgate U. '49 545 West. End New York, New York Forumg Voluntary Defenders, Law School Detnocratsg Leach Club ROBERT ARTHUR GOLDSTON A.B. Bucknell U. '49 1710 Avenue 11. Brooklyn, New York E. Warren Club JAMES WALTER GRADY, B.A. Yale '47 28 Marvel Road New Haven, Connecticut Chancery Clubg Story Club lRVlN GRAYBILI., JR. A.B. Bucknell '49 Aliddleburg, Pennsylvania Casner Club RICHARD 'ALAN GREEN A.B. llarvard '47 V495 10 Oak Lune Trenton, New Jersey Legal Aidg Lineoln's lnng 'l'hur- ston Club I age forty-four ea.. of STANLEY LLOYD GOLDEN A.B. U. of Vermont '49 16l South Street Stamford, Connecticut Ra-eordg Kings Bench: Brandeis Club BERNARD LAWRENCE GOI ,DSTEIN ILA. U. of Wisconsin '49 8835 23rd Avenue Brooklyn, New York Patterson Club SIIELDON MICHAEL GOODMAN A.B. N.Y.U. '49 2000 l'rospeet Avenue New York 57, New York Dorm Couneilg lforutng Kings Bench, Ames-Grey Club EDGAR JACOB GRAEF, JR. A.B. Williams '49 1316 Raleigh Road Dayton 9, Ohio Chancery Club: Griswold Club WALTON GEORGE GRAYSON, lll JMB. Princeton '49 4211 lklelfarlin Blvd. Dallas 5, Texas Parsons Club CHARLES NELSON GREGG. JR. A.B. llarvard '49 51 Ilolly Road Waban 68. Massaelntst-tts Law Ra-view: Lint-oln's Story Club: lloarrl of 5 Advisers lnn' tude-nt '95 2 FREDERICK BERNARD GRILL A.B. Syracuse U. '49 515 East 89 New York, New York Forum: Chu-ck Club FRANKLIN LOUIS CIIRLEY A.B. Ilarvard '49 53A Orchard Street Cambridge, Massachusetts Wilson Clttb .IICFI-'ERSON EIIGICNIE IIAIIESY A.B. Fresno Stale '49 Route 23 Box 150 Tulare, California Ames-Crcy Club DAVID COOMBS IIA MI3I.E'I I' AB. llarvarcl '50 16 Webster Street Nashua, New Ilampshire Langrlell Club 'I'IIOMAS .IOSEPII IIANIFIN, JR. AB. ll. of Notre Dame '4-9 643 Clu-nango Street Binghampton, New York Casner Club: '50 Drafting Pro- ject GEORGE IRWIN IIARRIS A.l1. llarvard '49 9-18 157th Sm-et Ileccllttrsl, New York Casncr Club JAMES JOSEPH CUINAN, JR. B.A. Yale '49 3 Bay Avenue Larclnnont, New York 'I'Itaye1' Club .IAMES MARCUS GUSSIS I1.A. Rutgers '49 48 Cuilden Street New Brunswick, New Jersey l.incoln's Inn: Braucher Club CIIARLES TOWER HALL A.I3. Princeton '49 Blair Academy Rlairstown, New Jersey Board of Student Advisers: Chancery Club: Parsons Club DR. ROBERT HENRY IIAMLIN A.B. Ohio State U. '44 B.S.M. Northwestern U. Medical School '45, B. M. '46, MD. '47, M.P.H. Ilarvard School of Pub- lic Health '52 1945 Waltham Road Columbus 12, Ohio Voluntary Defemlersg President Chancery Clubg Morgan Clubg Choate Society .IOIIN BACON IIARRINGTON I3.A. ll. of Vermont '49 I6 Ledge Road Burlington, Vermont Kings Ih-nehg Brandeis Clubg Il.Y.R.C. Presitlenl ,IOSEPII bl. IIARTLEY, JR. ILA. Yale '49 I408 Botltlt-In-m Pike Flourtowu, Pennsylvania 'I'ltaycr Club Page forty-five WILLIAM JAMES IIARTWIG A.B. Dartmouth '48 INI.C.S. 'I'uck School of Business Administration '49 RR 43 Box 291C Oeononlowoc, Wisconsin Chancery Club Tl'0ilSlll'CI'1 Mot'- gan Club TIIOMAS PIIILBRICK IIICALY A.B. U. of Michigan '49 589 Lincoln Crosse Point, Michigan l,ineolu's Inn: Scott Club 'l'O'l I'ON PICAVEY IIIZIVFISLIVINGISR, II B.A. Yale '48 Route 2 Mound, Minnesota Legal Aidg I,.incoln's lung Pow- Wow Club IVRISDERICK DAVID I II5RBIfIR1CI'l A.B. Harvard '49 3I7 Kimberly Road Akron 13, Ohio Yearbook Business Manager: I,incoln's Inn: llall Club Super- visorg Dorm Council Secretary LLOYD WILSON IIERROLD I'h.B. ll. of Chicago '48 ILS. Northwestern U. '49 2210 Ilartzell livanston, Illinois I l'illlliI'lll'lt'l' Club IIENRY RIDCICLY IIORSICY A.B. llarvard '49 North State Dover, Delaware Lincoln's lnng Leach Club Page forty-six 45? 4' 1 Gfass O c:uEs'rEu otf:oRGE IIAYES, JR. A.B. Princeton '49 5131 Dt-Loachc Avenue llallas, 'I'exas Parsons Club SAIIL IIIZCKELMAN l3.A. Brooklyn College '49 760 Argyle Road Brooklyn 30, New York l'atterson Club PETER SICTON IIELLER A.B. llarvard '49 29 Ifasl 64th Street New York, New 'York I.incoIn's Inng Kent Club NIA'I I'IIEW GICRING IIEROLD, .I R. B.A. Yale '48 20 Eastwoods Lane Searsdalc, New York I.aw Review: l.incoln's Inn: Marshall Cluh KICNIJALI, EASTOW IIOBBS B.A. Yalo '49 Oak Tree Avenue Apponaug, Rhode Island 'I'Ilaycr Cluhg llarvard Law School Democrats TIIEODORIS .l. IlORVA'l'll B.A. Ohio Slate '49 12412 Buckeye Road Cleveland 20, Ohio ,l. Smith Equityg lI.Y.R.C.5 Record 952 ROBlQR'l' Blilll, HUDSON ILA. Stanford '49 l203 Ilolnihy Wffsl Los Ang:-les, California Marshall Cluh Anws Finalist RIlIllAlilJ BICRNARIJ IIlJMBlCR'l' 0.3. ll. S. Coast Guard Acall. '46 402 71h Avenue- South Fl. Clolnl, Minnesota lforum: fihancvry Cluhg Mor- gan Clulu NORlil'IR'l' SIGMUND .l MIKIQR ill. llarvard '47 521 Roscoe Slrvvl Chivago, Illinois Maillanrl Club liAl.PIl IIARVICY .lliI I lC1iSON l3.A. Yule- '49 I7 limlgcwoml Avvnuc Hoclu-slor, Nc-w Yorlf. lmgal Aid: flliancvry Cluh ARNOLD CALIC JOHNSON ,LIL Tufts '49 409 Winn-r Slrm-ul Norwood, Nl21!4SLll'llllSCllS lllavkslonv Clula Gl.l'INDON ELWOOD JOHNSON ILS. ll. of Utah '48 l222 Naylor Court Fall Lake- City, lllah lilackslonv ffluh VISSTER THOMAS HUOIIES, JR. B.A. Rico '49 Mc-rlzon, Texas Law Rvviuwg Forum: Chancory Cluh: Casin-r Cluhg llarvard Law Fchool DI'lll1N'l'ill!il Southern Club S. .l. IANNUCCI JMB. N1-w York ll. '4-9 2216 liasl 26th Street Brooklyn, New York A mory Cluh IRVING ,IACOBSON JMB. llarvard '48 306 llickory Sll'l'Cl Dayton, Ohio Law R4-vivwg flasiwi' Cluh l'lIll.ll' C. JICSSUP, JR. ILA. Yale '49 Norfolk, Conncclicul. l,in c:4r ln'sl xili 3 Sul 14-1 ' visor Powell Lluh ICDWARD l,A'l I'lNG .IOI INSON A.B. Union '43 llillmlalc, Now York lioarrl of Slumlvnl Nlviscrsg llokv Cluh .l A Nl ICS HICN NlZ'l l' .IOIINSON BA. Montana Slain U. '49 Jill Norlh 34Ih Billings, Montana Landis Cluh: Carclozo Clnhg Phillips Brooks llousn Page forty-seven ARNOLD IAN KAI'l'ICL ILA. Il. of Alussztcltllstrtls 306 Clueslnut Strvart Ilolyokv, lxI2lSSZ1t!lItlt-HUIIS Cliuncc-ry Clubg Cboulo Pollock Club WAL'l'I'Ili NA'I'I IAN KAIIFMAN A.II. Brown '49 25 Sixtll Struct Provitlcncc, Iiliomlt- Islzunl Maitland Club LLOYD S. KAYIC ILA. Nt-w York ll. '49 72 Ilzirrow Strvct, Nm-w York. Nt-w York Pullcrsotl Club S'I'llAR'I' IZLl,SW0lI'I'II KIZEBLER A.II. Princclon '49 '43 CI u b : 50 llppc-r Mountain Avcnuc Alonloluir. Nt-w ,lt-rst-y Lincoln's lnng Ilruuulwr ANIJRICW EDWARD KICNIJIG ILS. ll. ol Colorutlo 301 IOIll Strvol Wlu-ntluntl. Wyoming Club I.int'oIn's Inng Story Club IRVINC I.. KESSLEII ILS. Ohio State '48 I742 SI. Paul Struct Iloclwsltw, Now York Voluntary Ilofomlt-rsg .I. Club Page forty-eight SIIIIIII GlClSS O WILLIAM ARTIIUR KATHIQNES A.B. Ilurvarrl '46 175 Ncwtonvillt' Avonnc Nowlon, blassztclitisctts Kings Bcncllg Frankfurter Club .IICROMIC ll. KAYE ILA. Columbia '50 18 Spooner Strvnt Floral Park, New York Pound Club WILLIAM AKIN KAYNOR ILA. Yah- '46 l68 Bnckingbuin Street Wutorlmurg, Connecticut Luw Ruvicwg llourxl ol Sluclvnt Atlviscrsg LincoIn's lnng Gurd- nt-r Club WILLIAM .IOIIN KELLY A.I3. Crnuvzt '49 I'l3l0 4-tli Avvnuc Bt-uvcr Falls, Pvnnsylvunin .I. Smilli Club Amos Finalist .IOIIN WORTII KILRN. III A.lI. Princeton '49 4407 llzullirlrl Lano Washington, D. C. Clmncvry Clubg Parsons Club WILLIAM .IOIIN KIRIIY A.B. llurvurtl '49 lI8 Soutlt Burr Blvtl. Km-wancu, Illinois Law Ruvicwg I.incoIn's Inng Kap- lan Club RONALD PLA'l l' KLEIN A.B. Stanford '49 960 Lawton Street San Eraneiseo, California Law Reviewg Marshall Cluh ROBERT R. KREIS 13.5. Columbia '49 211 East 35th New York, New York Kings Bencltg Frankfurter Club HARVEY SEYMOUR KRONFELD A.I3. U. of Delaware '49 200 East 22ml Street Wilmington, Delaware Legal Aid: Root Club ROSS ALEXANDER LANCILL B.A. Beloit College '48 400-lst Street Menominee, Michigan I Choate Cluh CI I ESTER JACOB LATER ll.A. 'l'rinity College '49 T69 Ridge Road Wethersfield, Connecticut Chancery Cluh: Baeou CllIlJ EUGENE SIIELDON LEGCETT A.B. Prince! cnii '49 Washington, D. C. Chancery Clulng Kaplan Club QUENTIN LEWIS KOPP A.B. Dartmouth '49 368 Bruce Street Syracuse, New York Chancery Cluh: Blackstone Club ROBERT B. KRONER B.A. Syracuse U. 1132 Broad Street Newark, New Jersey 'l'aney Cluh EDWARD LANE-RETICKER A.B. Dartmouth '47 226 Upland Road Cambridge, Massaelutsetts Kings Benchg Frankfurter Club .l0llN EDWARD LARSON B.A. Amherst '49 245 College Street Springfield, Massaeliusetls Chancery Cluhg Williston Clubg Brewster Cluh Supervisor SEYMOUR LEEKOWITZ CCNY '49 1170 Nameoke Street Far Rockaway, New York Grolius Club ARNOLD MARK LEll3OW1'l'Z B.A. Brooklyn College '49 8507 Coventry Road Brooklyn, New York Record President: Wehster Club Page forty-nine 'l'llOMAS BIiR'l'llEl,0'l' LEMANN A.B. llarvarcl '47 C495 6110 Marquellu Place Now Orleans, Louisiana Stuclvnl Rai' Association: South- vrn Club: Laugcla-ll Club ALVIN L. LEVIN A.R. Rochcslor '49 130 l.llkl'Vil'W Avi-uuo Cambrirlgn 38, lW'lilSSl.lUllllSl'llS E. Warren Club RICHARD C. LEVIN A.R. Syracuse ll. '49 525 llarvard Slrccl, lfall Rivvr, lNiasszlcluisvlts Kings B1-uchg Tauvy Club HOWARD ICUCICNIZ l.lCVl'l l' RA. Now York U. '49 250 lfzlsl 178 Slruol Now York, New York l'v0l'IIlll1 Colle-v llourg ll1'IlI0l'l'1lliC Club: Douglas Club ALLAN NORMAN l,l'I I'NlAN ILA. ll. of London '49 9 Cruvuougli Avouuv Cuuillrimlgv. lWll1SSilCllllSl'llS Legal Aiilg Cliancvry Clubg Will- islon Club RUIJNICY Wl'illS'l'I'1R LOER A.R. ll. ol California 936 West Washinglon Rlwl. Los Augvlvs l5, California Marshall Club: Amos Fiuulislg California Club Page fifty ,ng HARVEY ALAN LEVI5 A.R. ll. of Michigan 2625 Oncirla Slroct lllica. Ne-w York llall Club MORRIS l.lCVlN RS. Purlluc- ll. '47 3299 liasl Ovvrlook Rozul flll'Vl'lLlIlKl lloigllls lil, Ohio Luuihs l.lub SICYMOUR LICVINIC G!ClSS of l3.l3.A. Lily lmhllvgf' of N. Y. '49 IO44 Hopkinson Av:-nuv Rrooklyn 12, Now York Rc-coral: We-bslvr Club Super- visor: Dorm Council l'rm-siclvnl WII.I,l,flNl TIIONIAS l,lI l.AND Rb. Yale '49 I7 Duncan Avonuc Je-rs:-y City, Now .lc-rscy l.aw Rc-vii-wg l.im-olu's lung Rur- Ion Club llAROI,lD WILLIAM LOCKI IAR'l' RS. ll. S. Naval Aczulvlny '41 27 WVlllNll'llll'l' Roatl lmxiuglou. lWIilSSill'llllSt'llS Willislou Club RICIIARIJ Sl'l'INCl'IR LOMRARIJ fX.R. llurvarml '48 Rox 85 Ralboa llvighls. Canal Zouc- Laumlis Club '952 ARTIIUR LONDON BS. U. of Illinois '49 Los Angeles, California Legal Aidg Kings Bcnclt: Warren Club ADOLFO FRANK LUCA ILA. New York U. '49 l960 Coney lslund Avvnut- Brooklyn 23, New York Kings lic-nclt: Cludstouv Clubg IJ:-lnocrutic Club Al.LAN IIULME Alt:COID ILS. N1ll'lllWl'Hll!l'll U. '49 700 East Washington Strom-L All. PlCilSillll, lowu Law Review. Blackstone Club JAMES ROSS McClNNlS A.l3. Princeton '49 RO No. l Slcwurtstowu, Pt-lmsylvauiu llurton Clubg Foruln MALCOLM Mt:LANE A.B. Dartmouth '48 ' B.A. fOxonJ Oxford '50 l590 Union Struct Aluucbcstcr, New llaunpsbirc Lincoln's lung Kent Club RICIlARlJ PA'l'RlCK lXluMAl ION A.ll. Ccorgctown U. '49 66 Drydcu Avouuo l'ztwluck1-t, Rbodo Island Chancery Clubg St. Thomas Mort- Socicty President IIUGO ALBERT LORENZ ILS. Norlbwcslcrn U. '49 309 lligblaud Avenue Eltubursl, lllinois Williston Club EDMUND VINCENT LUDWIC A.B. llill'Vill'tl '49 1530 Locust Pbiladt-lpbia, P1-uusylvunia MURRAY MICIIAEI., MCCOLLOCII A.l3. U. of Muryluml '49 102 Autos Roald Silvvr Spring, Maryland Cbunca-ry Club: Cusncr Club: Southern Club EARL .l0llN AlullUCll B.A. U. of liullalo '49 Swcvt Road East Aurora, Now York E. Wurrvn Clubg Spa-cial Writing l1I'llgl'illl1 CLAUDE WILLIAM MCLESKEY AB. Yale '49 23 Rivvrviow Park Drivo Columbus, Obio Cllzlncory Club IV ER CAMERON MACDOUCALL, JR. B.A. Yale '49 1200 Riverside Drive Old llickory. 'l't-ttttcssoc Forunlg Curdozo Club Page filly-one PAUL YORK MACOMBER A.B. Princeton '49 189 Longview Avenue White Plains, New York Legal Aid: Chancery Club Gardner Club EDWIN ARTIIUR MALLOY A.B. Harvard '47 422 Ocean Drive West Stamford, Connecticut Linco1n's Inn: Bructon Club CHARLES ANDREW MAPLE ILA. UCLA '48 9534 East. Longden Temple City, California Story Club IRWIN SANFORD MARKOWITZ A.I3. U. of Wisconsin '49 34 Goodwin Avenue Newark 8, New Jersey Yearbook Co-Editorg Record: Seavey Club IVRICDERICK MELVIN MARS ILA. New York U. '49 696 Maple Street Brooklyn, New York Amory Club EDWARD .IOSEPII MASEK R.A. Western Reserve '46 Cleveland, Ohio J. Smith Club Page fifty-two C1038 O CAEL MICHAEL MAIIONY A.l3. Yule '49 6I Mt. Vernon Street Boston, Nlassaebusetts l,ineoln's lung Story Club RICHARD E. MANSFIICLD, JR. B.S. Northwestern U. '49 472 St-lbourne Road Riverside, Illinois J. Smith Club Ames Finalist CI I ARLIQS RICHARD MARKELS A.B. DePauw University '49 1455 Fargo Avenue Chicago, Illinois Legal Aidg Ilughes Club STANLEY AI.BER'I' MARKS A.I5. Ilarvard '49 3920 Winding Way Cincinnati, Ohio I,.ineoln's Inng Lungdell Clubg llarvard Student Dar Association .IOIIN PATRICK MARTIN A.Ii. lloslon College '49 55 Dartmouth Street Sonu-rville, NIIISSIICIIIISPIIS ICDWARD CI IARLIQS M ICNDLER, JR. A.l3. Princeton '49 I826 East ,lr-Ilerson Blvd. South Bend, Indiana 1952 HERMAN IRWEN MERINOFF A.B. Syracuse U. '49 25 Central Park West New York, New York Law Reviewg 'l'aney Club GEORGE HERBERT MEYER l3.A. U. of Michigan '49 1476 Chicago Blvd. Detroit, Michigan Legal Aidg Phillips Brooks llouse Law School Connnitteeg Griswold Club IIENRY S'I'lIMl' M IDDENDORE, JR. A.B. llarvard '45 300 llannnond Street Chestnut llill, Massachusetts Law Reviewg Lineoln's lun: Kaplan Club LEON IRVINC MIRELL A.B. UCLA '48 327iM South Rampart Blvd. Los Angeles, California Kings Benehg Frankfurter Club MARTIN ISRA EL MONDLICK A.B. Brown '48 20 Greaton Drive Providence, Rhode Island Kings Bench: Douglas Cluln ll ILLEARY D. MOORE B.A. Grinnell College '49 4135 Grand Avenue Western Springs, Illinois Cllaneery Cluhg Frankfurter liluh EMMANUEL W. METZ B.A. Dartmouth '49 36 Channing Street, N. W. Washington 1, D. C. llall Club WILLIAM EMIL MEYER B.A. U. of Wisconsin '49 130 South 3rd Street Medford, Wisconsin Chancery Clubg Gladstone Club BISSELL JENKINS M l DDLETON A.B. Princeton '49 60 Brunswick Street Rochester 7, New York Legal Aidg Yearbook Co-Editorg l,,ineoln's lun: Pow-Wow Club ROBERT JEROME MISEY A.B. Dartmouth '49 2364 North Weil Street Milwaukee, Wisconsin Seavey Clubg Sl. Thomas More Society LEONARD MONSKY A.B. U. of Pennsylvania 1755 North 57th Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Watts Club JAMES PA'l'RlCK MOWER BS. U. of California '49 2321 Dwight Way Berkeley, California Kings Benchg Amory Club Page fifty-three MICIIAICI. SIQMYON MIILDAVIN BS. I larvarml '42 lil Carrizilo Ranch Rilu-ru, New Mexico Kings llc-nchg .l. Smilh Club AR'l'IllIR ANDREW MIIRPIIY BS. U. S. lllililury Aczulvlny 12 B1-ozulway livvurly, hlassuczllllsm-Ils Cokc Club .IOSEPII NAIIRA ll.A. Wcslcrn Rvscrvv '49 254.3 lzuclul llclghls lllvil. Clcvvlanml lloighls. Ohio ROCICR DANIEL Nl'IWl'fI,l, B.A. U, of Mix lilm 'snlu '49 llu l'l111v ny, Mi xmlim- solar Pouncl Club Al.l,AN JAY NICWMARK A.B. llarvarml '51 1160 Park Avenue New York 28, Na-w York Path-rson Clubg Dormitory Coun- 4-il WILLIAM INIIIIR NICHOLS 8.5. W1-st Point '45 6 'l'll1' Downs Tuscaloosa, Alabama Chancery Club Page fifly-four GKCISS BRIAN SI I A NIC M I IRIJOCK ILA. Yule '49 19 Windsor Avcuuu- Murimlen, Connuclicut l.incoln's Inn RICIIARD AI.lll2R'I' IIIYRICN Bb. U. of Wisconsin '48 1838 WlIlI!ll0SIt'l' Str:-vl Mumlison 4. Wisconsin Forum Pri-sirlcul: Alursliull Club Amos Finalist ANDRIC W. C. NICWIIIIRC A.l5. llarvural '48 888 Park Avvnur- New York, N4-w York l.im:oln's Inn: Choate- Club: Kvnl Club SIIELDON NICWAIAN Il.l3.A. ll. of Wisconsin '49 941 .ll'l'llIIlC Ave-nuv llroux, Nm-w York Ilrumlcis Club IIISRISIQRT WILLIAM NICHOLS ILA. llurvural '48 4148 DuBois Blvcl. llrookliclil, Illinois l'iln1-y Club RONALD ALLEN NICIIOLSON A.l3. I lurvurml '49 5 Sllllllllll Avenue l.uwr4-ucv, Nlasszlcllulsclls illuillunzl Club '952 BEN EDWARD NICKSON 11.5. Syracuse' ll. '49 107 Norlh Wayne Slruvl Arlinglnn, Virginia 1'llll.ll' O'BRlliN, .lR. B.A. Yule- '48 65 l ui1'fivl1l Ava-nun llolyolw, Massaclmsvlls l,inuoln's lnng Suoll Club Clunulv Club R0l5lCR'l' 0l'l'l'INlllCllNll'1R ll.A. Oberlin '49 120 Suu Rulau-I llrivc Rocl14'slm'l' 18, Nvw York l orumg Kings 111-nch S'I'ANl,liY VICTOR USTROW li.A. Yah: '49 5619 Darlinglnn Roaul Pillsburgll. Pennsylvania Klux-slmall Club: Dormilory Coun- cilg Amos Finulisl .lUllN lNlARSllAl,l. l'Al.lN.ll'fR 11.11. Sl. 'llmmus '49 3701 l'illshury Avvnuv Minneapolis. Minnr-solzx Clmncm-ry Clubg Sl. Thomas Morc Socivl y llAR0l.lJ l'ARRl'l'Z 11.11. Yale '49 23 Ashloril Rozul Nvwlon Cm-nlvr, blzlsszlcllllsclls Mzulison Club RICH ARD AI,l R ICD NORRIS Bb. lmlllgll U. '49 1 South Nashville AVUIIIIC Vvnlor Cily, New ,lursm-y Voluntary 111-fi-nrlcrsg Kings lim-nulig lllzuzkslonc Club MARK l'A'l'RlCK 0'NEll,.l. 11.13. llarvurxl '49 3510 'l'ullaunorc Roucl llnivcrsily lle-ighls, Ohio l.inculn's lnng Thorpe Club MYRON 0Rl.0l SKY 13.11. Slanlorll '11-9 19 Riclllwll Routl Whilc llluins, Now York Scam-y Club S'l'AN'l'ON S. OSWALD l3.A. U. ul Pennsylvania 1032 Nvugnvr Avonuc Plliluclvlplliu 441. Pcnnsylvuuiu Law Rcviuwg Doxlml Club c:uA1u,l-Ls Louis PALMS, in BSS. Cmrgulowll '49 78 Luke Shoro Crosse l'oinlc 30, lhlll7lllgilll . . . 1 - Cilluncm-1'y Club: Sl. lhomus More Sucivlyg Curclncl' Club TIIONIAS W. PICARLINIAN BA. AlIl1lCl'Sl '49 177 Morris Avvmu- Proviclcncc, Rhomlc lsluuml Slory Clubg fillLllI'lllllll unml l oun4lcr of Collm- llour: Phillips Brooks llousc Alhlc-lic Clluirlnun Page fifty-five RUSSELL ROI3ER'I'S PEARSON A.I3. llarvard '47 2170 'lglt-hart Avcnuc St. Paul, Minncsota l,incoln's lun: Kaplan Club: Dormitory Council ROBERT S. PISRSKY A.B. N:-w York U. '49 70 lfairvicw Jcrscy City, Ncw .lcrscy Kings Bunch: Brandeis Club Dormitory Council A'l'lIER'I'0N MACONDRAY PIILECER A.B. Stanford ll. '49 llox 783 Woodsidc Redwood City, California I.incoln's lun: Scott Club: Choatc Club JACOB CARI, PINCUS ILA. Clark Il. '49 1105 East 19 Strcf-t Brooklyn, Ncw York llrntulcis Club AR'I'l'l UR POLIER A.l3. Dukc ll. '4-9 l04 lfast North Strcct Ralcigh. North Carolina Cokc Club: Ol Counsel, lNlodcl Argunu-nt PIIILIP CIIILDS I'0'l I'I5R, JR. A.B. llarvard '48 ll70 Fifth Avcnue Now York, Ncw York liinvoln's lun: .l. Smith Club Ann-s Finalist Page fifzy-six Glctssb JOIIN IIICNRY PERKINS. .lIl. A.B. Harvard '50 9 Manning Ipswich, Massachusetts Legal Aid Pr:-sidcntg Chanccry Clubg Baker Club WILLIAM O'I I'0 PETERSEN A.B. Harvard '49 1322 Actor Chicago, Illinois Hall Club DANIEL M ARS! IALL PIERCE A.B. llarvard '49 2176 Slufridan Road Highland Park, Illinois Lincoln's Inng Patterson Club Supervisor THOMAS CONRAD I'OINDEX'l'ER A.B. Harvard '49 1208 South McKnight Road St. Louis, Missouri Linc0ln's lung Pitncy Club ROBERT CARL PORTER B.A. U. of Michigan '4-9 6267 Orchard Lunc Cincinnati 13, Ohio Chancery Clubg Choate Club RICHMOND PRESCOTT A.B. Harvard '50 25 School Sll't'9l South Dartmouth, Illassachusctts Law Rc-vie-wg l,incoln's Inn: K1-nt Club .IAY ANDREW RABINOWITZ B.A. Syracuse '49 1006 East 28 Street Brooklyn, New York EDWARD CORNELIUS REED B.A. Nevada '49 915 Cordon Avenue Reno, Nevada Choate Club CIIARLES V. RETIIERFORD, JR. A.R. Harvard '49 11.11. 1 Box 214 Aclon, Indiana l orumg Ames-Gray .IOIIN MARSIIALI, RICIIMAN A.Ii. Yale '49 405 East 54lh Street New York, New York Ilall Club ROBI'IR'I' EMlllI'l'I' Rl IODES, JR. A.Ii. Brown U. 101 Revere Street lloslon, Massachusetts Law Reviewg Braclon IIA RRY BA LDA UF ROSENBERG B.A. Oberlin '49 2231 East 67th Street Chicago, Illinois Forum ' PETER TIIONIAS RADO A.B. 1-larvard '49 25 East 86111 Sm-I-1 New York. New York ROBERT RA YNIOND REID, .lR. A.B. Washington and Lee '49 320 South Maple Street Winchester, Kentucky Legal Aid: Chancery Club: Mor- gan Cluhg Phillips Brooks llnuseg Southern Club DIXON ROBERT RICII ILA. Yale '49 912 SW Vista Portland, Oregon Chancery Clubg Kaplan Club llAR0l.D RICIl'I'I'IR B.S.E. Michigan '48 1 Washington Place Cranford, New ,lersey llaeon Club VICTOR DAVID ROSEN B.A. Yale '49 581 Borden Way Oakland, California Kings Bench: Cave-rs Club Sup- ervisorg Young l'lepublieans Club SIDNEY D. ROSOIVF 13.5. New York U. '49 1820 Phelan Place New York 53, New York l orumg llughes Club Page ,Hfty-seven WILLIAM TARVER ROUNTREE, JR. A.B. U. of Alabama '49 Selma, Alabama Lincoln's lnng Powell Club: Choate Club GORDON HINSEY ROWE, JR. A.B. Swarthmore '49 Linden Drive Natchez, Mississippi Wilson Club ERNEST IIERMAN RUCKERT A.B. Princeton '49 127 Roosevelt Avenue Westwood, New .Ierscy LincoIn's Inn: Braucher Club THOMAS EARL RUSSELL B.S. Illinois '49 7 Pine Haverhill, Massachusetts Pound Club IIARA LD CLARKE SAAKVITNE A.Ii. U. of Michigan '48 4 Gibson Terrace Cambridge, Massachusetts Kings Bench, Brandeis Club FRANK E. A. SANDER A.B. Harvard '49 150 Amory Street Brookline 46, MaSS3CllllSl'IlS Law Rcviewg Pound Club Page fifty-eight G!ClSS ROBERT HOWARD ROUT B.A. Wisconsin '49 90 Riverside Drive New York, New York Chancery Clubg J. Smith Club GERALD RUBIN A.B. Washington Square, New York U. '49 61 West 74 Street New York 23, New York Kings Benchg Seavcy Club Sup- ervisorg Wo1'ld Law Group HERBERT BENJAMIN RUSKIN B.A. Michigan '49 19121 Berkeley Detroit, Michigan Legal Aidg Casner Club JAMES FREDERICK RYAN A.B. Harvard '49 202 Stratford Street West Roxbury 32, Massachusetts Kings Bench: Casner Club THOMAS JOSEPH SAMMON A.B. Loyola U. 558 Lathrop Avenue River Forest, Illinois Chancery Club, Coke Clubg Sl. Thotnas More Society AR'l'l'lllR VANDERVOORT SAVAGE A.l3. Princeton '49 46 Maceulloell Avenue Morristown, New Jersey I,incoln's lung J. Smith Club Annes Finalist .IAMICS W1I1'1'1C SCANLAN A.R. llurvurml '49 222 Cliflon S1l'l'f'1 Rr-llnonl, R1il:4SilC1lllHl'I1S C1lzuu'4'ry Club, Story Club 1.01118 FRANK SCIIAIIER 11.9. Norlliwoslvrn U. '49 1511 Wesl, Carlin-111 lilwl. Chicago 36, 111inois 1.inco1n's Inn: Gzu'm11u'r Club WILLIAM A, 5CII1LURlC.II..1R 11.3. U. of NI-brusku '49 240 Coufl Imperial. Nebraska Rocorllg Kings 150116112 '1'1iuycr Club ALFRICD R. SCHNEIDER I1.A. Ilainillon '49 25 llimrofl Slrccl Brooklyn 21, New York 1:l'illl1i1,lIl'14'l' Club WE1.1.1NC'1'0N FRIEND ' SCO'1 1' A.13. llurvzlrml '-19 160-15 7111 Avvnuc 111-4-c'1ilil1l'sl, Nc-w York Claulslonv Club NOICI, MARSHALL S1'I1'fl1l1RC, .1R. 11.11. llurvurml 'fl-9 1500 lhlylon Slrccl 111111121110 22. Illinois 1,inco1n's Inng Ilolnu-s zuul Kl'Ill Club ROY I11ERB1iR'l' SCIIARF B.A. U. of Connvclicul. King Slrx-1-I Cn-oliwicli, Connvclicul. IIAR1' ICY I.l'IS'I'ER SC1'1E1N 11.11. New York U. '4-9 737 Fncalikcr Avonum- Brooklyn, Now York 1,uw Rovivw: Slonc Club AR'1'l I UR WAI.'1'1iR SCI IMUTZ AB. JUIIII llopkins U. '49 3806 Rokvby Road Bullilnorc, Maryland Cusnur Club NORMAN 11. SCIIOIQNFELD ILA. Now York U. '49 240 lfusl 175 Str:-cl Bronx, Now York R1-uordg '1'1iuy1-1' Club FRANK 1'AYN1'1 51111111213 21.11. Missouri U. '49 411111 1Vl'sl 51 5111121 Kansas Cily, Missouri 1.uw Rcvim-wg Clnuncory Club Morgan Club: Phillips llroo llousc AI.11l'IR'1' II.-11101.11 SI'lNNl'l'I BA. llrooklyn Collvgc '11-9 139 Rus! 38 Slruol. Brooklyn. Now York RI-cormlg Wu-bslvr Club Page fifty-mm RICHARD ICIJWIN SIIAPIRO B.A. Yale '49 803 North I'IIlll Drive Beverly llills, California Chancery Club, Law Review: Cardozo Club BYRON DAVID SIIER B.S. Washington U. '49 6960 Kingsbury Blvd. St. Louis, Missouri Law Review: Chancery Club: Cardozo Club NORM A N RONALD SILBIQRSTEI N B.A. Yale '49 8 llalnilton Road Brookline, Massaululselts Madison Club DAVID J. SILVIERS B.A. New York U. '49 253 West 72 Street New York 23, New York Forum: Collee Hour Conunilteeg Freund Club TOBIAS SIMON B.A. Hofstra '49 599 litnpire Boulevard Brooklyn, New York Seavey Club DA NI ICI, LAWRENCE SKOLER U. ol Chicago '49 291 Leslie Street Newark 8, New Jersey Board of Student Advisers Chair- man, Lincoln's Inn Page sixty GICLSS .IOH N BRADLEY Sl IIEPPA RD ILA. New York U. '49 35 Ocean Road Staten Island 8, New York Ilughes Club LOUIS GEORGE SI-IUSHAN A.B. U. of Pennsylvania 522 Canal Street New Orleans, Louisiana Burton Club NORMAN BOREN SILK A.B. Brown '49 380 Archer Street Fall River, Massachusetts Taney Club ROBERT BURTON SIMON ILS. U. of Illinois '49 7427 Chappel Avenue Chicago, Illinois Kings Bench, Maitland Club DANIEL MARSHALL SKLAII A.B. U. of Colorado '49 333 West 57th Street New York 19, New York Voluntary Defenders, Forum, Record, Kings Bench g Morgan Club ROLF OSBORNE SLEN B.A. Sl. Olaf College '48 521 Western Avenue Madison, Minnesota Pitney Club 1952 PEIRCE BAKER SMITI-I A.B. Brown U. '49 147 South Main Attloboro, Nlassaolnuselts Marshall Club Ames Finalist .IOSEPII SMUKLER A.B. Kenyon '49 2143 North 32nd Street Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Kings Bench: Pitney Club ALFRED RICIIARD SOLVIE A.B. Harvard '48 3935 2 Avenue, South Minneapolis, Minnesota l,ineoIn's Inng Marshall Equity Club ROBERT VAUCIIAN SPAYD A.B. Princeton '49 2445 Ridgeway Road Dayton 9, Ohio Legal Aid: Lineoln's Inn: Story Equity Club ROBERT MORTON SPI RE B.A. llarvard '49 320 South 51 Avenue Omaha, Nebraska Lincoln's Inn: Gardner Club IRVING S'I'l'IlNlIARDT S.B. M.l.'l'. '48 1201 Normandy Drive Miami Beach, Florida Eldon Club ROBERT YVALLACE SMITH A.B. Hamilton '49 63 Park Street Brandon, Vermont Chancery Club: Scott-Powell Club .IOIIN L. SNOOK, JR. A.B. Antioch '49 2004 Waller Street Portsmouth, Ohio Casner Club FRED IRVING SONNENFELD B.S. C.C.N.Y. '49 1705 Andrews Avenue Bronx 53, New York Seavey Club DAVID II. SPILLER A.B. Michigan State '49 Chicago, Illinois Forum g Ames-C ray Club ISRAEL A. STEIN B.S, New York U. '47 53-76 65 Place Maspelh, Long Island, New York Record, Thayer Club SAMUEL ALAN STERN A.B. U. of Pennsylvania '49 4145 Lancaster Avenue Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Law Review: Burton Club Page sixty-one JUDE LAWRENCE STIER B.A. Syracuse '49 220 South Main Street Liberty, New York Field Club MAX A. STOLPER A.B. Harvard '48 405 Park Avenue New York 22, New York Law Reviewg Casner Club ROGER IIOUGIITON SULLIVAN A.B. Princeton '49 5 Church Lane Scarsdale, New York Lineoln's lnng Parsons Club HOWARD PAUL SWANSON B.A. Brooklyn College '49 564 Linden Boulevard Brooklyn 3, New York Kings Bcnchg Glueek Clubg Cox Club JOSEPII JOI I N 'I'lI ALI IOFER A.B. Harvard '50 685 West Second l'rineville, Oregon Reeordg SI. Tliotnas lllore So- ciety: Griswold Club JAY WALTER TRACEY, 13.5. Yale '49 400 South 7th Street Rocky Ford, Colorado I.ineoln's lung Powell Club Page sixty-1100 G!ClSS of IIERBERT STOLLER BS. U. of Wisconsin '49 3311 Fallstall Road Baltimore, Maryland Law Reviewg J. Smith Club EDWARD MICIIAEL SULLIVAN B.A. Dartmouth '49 490 Centre Street Boston, Massachusetts l,iucoln's lung Story Club EDWIN SIIERWOOD STOWELL SUNDERLAND, JR. A.B. llarvard '49 Sussex Avenue Morristown, New Jersey I.ineoln's lung Kent Club ERNEST SWIEDLER A.B. Brooklyn College '49 1994 East 4 Street Brooklyn, New York Gladstone Club LIICIUS ,IIARRISON TIIAYER, ll A.B. Amherst '49 27 Estabrook Road West Newton 65, Massachusetts Law Review, Chancery Clubg Story Club ROBERT Il. TULLIS, JR. A.B. llolstra '49 51-ll Maratlion Parkway I.iltle Neck, New York Chanel-ry Club, Parsons Clubg Cusner Club 2 GLEN GORDON TYLER B.A. U. of Colorzulo '37 lVI.B.A. U. of California '49 Bt-rkt-Icy, California ANDREW PETER VANCE A.B. Ilarvurcl '48 4915-30R Plucc, N. W. Washington 8, D. C. Lerach Cluh: Collou llourg Phillips Brooks llousc COLEMAN VOLGENAU A.B. Colgate U. '49 Shinlorvillo, Roatl Clarence. Now York Chancm-ry Clnhg Morgan Clubg Phillips Brooks Ilousc ROBERT JAMES WALDRON B.A. Bowdoin '50 60 Ilraulo Sm-vt Canlhritlgv, DILISMICIIIISCIIS Ilughvs Cluh RICIIARD WINGARD WALLACII A.B. llurvartl '49 T5 Central Park W1-st New York, New York Voluntary Dt-fe-nrlt-rsg Patterson Club WILLIAM .IOSEPI I WARD A.B. llowartl Colle-gc of Alu- hama '49 2615 Cantt-rlrury Routl Birmingham. Alalnnnu l.incoln's lnng Bruuclwr Cluh: Southern Club ALEXANDER lil. VAGLIANO A.B. llorvurcl '49 Bolton Priory Polhum, New York Logul Aiilg Lincoln's Inng Pu- ncy Cluh GEORGE ALEXANDER VARDA MIS B.A. Maine '49 I63 l orvst ,Avenue Bangor, lkluine l orumg Pitnvy Cluh CARROLL LIVINGSTON WAINWRIGI l'l', .IR. A.B. Yale University '49 East llzunpton, Now York Lincolu's lung Root Club IIARRY LELAND WALLACE A.B. Indiana U. '49 BH. lncliunu U. '49 939 South lligh Bloomington, lncliunn Law Rt-vit-wg Chuncory Cluhg Casin-r Cluh .IOIIN GORDON NVAL'l'ER A.B. Bucknell '49 1001 Irving Avvnno W1-stlielcl, N4-w .Im-rscy Williston Club ROBERT S. WARSHAW A.B. Ilurvurrl '48 40 Park Stn-vt Brooklinm- 46, DIZISSIICIIIISPIIS Warren Cluh Page sixty-tlzrcc DANIEL CROIWI' WEARY A.B. l'IarvurcI 'fl-9 439 West First Street Junction City, Kansas LincoIn's Inng Hoot Club RlISSIiLL TAYLOR WIEIL A.B. Ilarvurd '4-9 928 East 4th South Boston, IVlassacI1usm:tts Crotius Club MURRAY IC. XVlQINS'l'I'IIN ILA. Brooklyn '11-9 825-47 Street Brooklyn, Now York Record Aclvnrtising Manager W1-bstcr Club NELSON EDWARD WICISS A.B. Wcsturn Rcscrvc U. 'fl-9 3440 Avalon Road Sllakc-1' Heights, Ohio Ilughcs Club IIICIIARD LAWRENCIC WELCH A.B. Yale '48 118 Iluntlrt-mls Rotul Wcllvslvy Ilill, IxIilS5llCIIIIt4I'llh Linooln's lung Pow-Wow Club .IOSl'II'Il MICR'I'ON WI'1I.I.S 5.8. Ilarvartl '43 4-240 Wvgg Avenue East Chicago, Incliana Cr iswolml Club Page .sixty-four Glass C Iiltll IARD BRADFORD WEBSTER A.B. Ilarvurcl '49 3 Lvnox Strcvt Worm-stcr 2, lbI21SSZlCIllISl'IlS Bourrl of Sturlcnl Arlvisvrsg Lin- coIn's Inng Story Club MARVIN WAI,'I'lCR WEINSTEIN A.B. Bucknell U. '49 I30l Juniper Struct, N. W. Washington. D. C. IC. Warren Club IlERIII'IIi'l' MARK WEISS A.B. Wvsh-yan U. '49 46 East Dorruncc Strom-t Kingston, Pennsylvania Voluntary Dvft-nrln-rs: Cbancvry Club: Ilrantlvis Club WII,I.IAlNI LOUIS WEISS A.B. Syrucust- U. '49 47 Ia-wis Parkway Yonkc-rs, Nvw York Kings Bvnclig Carrlncr Club IIARHY II. WISI.I.INC'I'0N A.B. U. of Pennsylvania '47 II7 P1-ntllvton SIFCPI Nt-w Ilavvn, Connecticut I.uw Rvvin-wi Burton Club .IONATIIAN FRANK WI I ICTZICI. A.B. P1'IIl0i'ItIIl 'fl-8 720 Fbatly Avvnuv I'ittsburgh 32. I'1'nusylvania I.inr-oln's Inn: Kaplan Club SCO'I I' C. WIIITNEY A.R. Il. ol N1-vaxla '49 1060 N1-vafla Strom-t Rm-no, Nt-varla Cliamu-ry Club: Nlarsltall Club Phillips Ilrooks Ilouso Conl- mittcu ALICXA N DER GROSRIE WILKIE, .IR. I3.5.I'..If. Il. of Rlltflllglllll '42 lNI.S.If.l11. Il. ol R'IIGIlIg1Zlll ,419 490 Il. W. Boult-varfl I'orl Washington, Now York ROBERT BYRON WILLIAMSON, JR. A.I3. Harvard '49 47 Croc-n Street Augusta, Maine I.incoIn's lung Kaplan Club GEORGE WHEELER WOLF. JR. B.A. Yale '42 70 Monument Struct Concord, Massachusetts I,incoln's Inng Pitney Club DONALD .IOIIN YATES ' A.I1. I.aSaIl1- '49 7 Goodwin Place Boston, Massacbusctts Rccordg 'fancy Club NIEININ .IOSEPII ZALEI. ILS. C.C.N.Y. '49 679 Waring Avcuuc Now York 67, Now York 'l'Iiaycr Club Pl IILON WIGDER 13.55. C.C.N.Y. '40 lN4.I9.A. Ilarvartl '49 8100 Eastern Avvnuu, N. YV. Washington, D. C. Casin-r Club I I.OYD WILKINS. .IR. BS. Califorttiu ul Ilvrkcloy '46 Routo 1, Box 15 I owl1-r, California Clianca-ry Club. Marshall Club past Prvsitlcntg Amos Finalist DAVID WOLF A.13. U. of Nlassacltllsa-tts '49 37 Charlotte Struct Dorchester, Massacltust-tts Kings Bc-ncll: Stone Club ROBERT RICYNOLDS WOOD ILA. Stanfortl '49 l65A West Ilillsclalc San Mata-o, California I.incoln's Inn: Story Club KWOCK TIM YICE ILA. Ilurvarll '49 3611 Waialau- Aw-nuc Ilonolulu, T. II. S4-avuy Club NIARK ARNIIN ZXRROCK ILA. Kalamazoo '49 147 East McWilliams Ifomlulav, Wisconsin Dm-mocratic Clubg llanltnrl' Club Page Sixly-five DAVID BERNARD ZA R ETSKY B.A. N.Y.lI. tlleightsl '49 51 East 58 Street Brooklyn 3. New York Stone Club, Special Writing Progratn IIOWARD .IAMES AIBEL A.B. Harvard '50 807 Avenue R, Brooklyn, New York Legal Aid: Kings Bench, Morgan Club JOHN BREASTED BARNES A.B. Harvard '49 Grand View Drive, Peoria, Illinois Braeton Club ARTIIIIR HERBERT BERNSTONE B.A. U. ol Colo1'ado '36 M.A. ll. of Colot'ado '37 M.A. Ilarvard '39 1860 Logan Street, Denver, Colorado DAVID HARRIS BRILL, JR. B.A. ll. of Wisconsin '49 1706 East 56th Street, Chicago, lllinois CHARLES EDWIN BROWN A.B. Brown '49 2039 Calumet Street, Toledo, Ohio Bacon Club JAMES HOLMES CALLAIIAN ILS. Lehigh '47 208 Dickinson Avenue Swartmore, Pennsylvania Pitney Club DEAN COWELL CAMERON A.B. Dartmouth '49 14706 Larclnnere Blvd. Shaker Heights, Ohio Chancery Clubg Choate Club ROBERT S'I'lIAR'l' CARLSON A.B. Ilarvard '49 618 Stanley, New Britain, Connecticut l.ineoln's lnng Root Club FREDERICK HOADLEY CLARK A.B. Princeton '49 144-57 38 Avenue, Flushing, New York Chancery Clubg J. Smith Club ALFRED BRETTAIIER COHN A.B. Harvard '49 183 Brattle Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts Gladstone Club Page sixty-six UNPICTURED R O BERT .IAM ES CROTTY A.B. Harvard '48 58 Atkinson Street Bellows Falls, Vermont Forum, Chancery Club, Grotius CLIFFORD DAVIS S.B. l.I. of Chicago '49 Carrizo Springs, Texas Wilson Club DANIEL POMEROY DAVISON A.B. Yale '49 Locust Valley, Lineoln's lnng Scott Clubg Choate Club Club New York LANGDON E. M. DAY A.B. llarvard '49 905 West Mt. Airy Avenue Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Legal Aidg Lineoln's Inn: Holmes Club WILLIAM ANDREW DONAIIER A.B. Catholic ll. '49 l053 Edgewood Road New Kensington, Pennsylvania HENRY EX A LL, JR. B.A. Dartmouth '49 4808 Lakeside Drive, Dallas 5, Chancery Club, Choate Club Texas THOMAS BAKER FAXON A.B. Princeton '49 2265 South Logan Street, Denver, Colorado l.ineoln's Inn: Wilson Club ELLIS J. FRENCII A.B. Harvard '49 28 llingham Street Cambridge, Massachusetts .IOIIN FRANCIS GALLAGIIER B.A. Yale '49 14-21 North Prospeet Street Colorado Springs, Colorado Lineoln's lnn EGON RALPII GERARD A.B. llarvard '49 3550 78th Street Jackson Heights, New York Hall Club G!ClSS O! IIERSCIIEL MAYER WEINBERG A.B. Brooklyn College '48 1641 Ocean Avenue Brooklyn 30, N.Y. Webster Club GERALD GILLERMAN A.B. I-Iarvard '49 58 Pleasant Street Brookline, Massachusetts JAMES M. GINN A.B. ll. of Michigan '4-9 18903 Bireherest, Detroit, Michigan Legal Aid: Leach Club RICHARD BENNE'l I' GORDON A.B. Harvard '49 3723 Brighton Road Pittsburgh 12, Pennsylvania .IOIIN IIAND B.A. Yale '49 l.yme, Connecticut Law Review, Lincoln's lung Griswold Club JOI IN MASON HOLLAND B.A. Harvard '50 1809 Jarman Street, N. W. Washington, D. C. 'l'lMOTl'IY JAMES IIOWES A.B. l-larvard '48 720 Hampden Street Holyoke, Massachusetts .IOHN ROSCOE I-IUPPER B.A. Bowdoin '49 Tenants Ilarbor, Maine l.aw Reviewg Lincoln's lnng Gardner Club RALPH LLEWELLYN JONES A.B. Pacific Union '48 427 Pettis Avenue Mountain View, California 'l'horpe Club SIDNEY KESS B.B.A. C.C.N.Y. '48 2910 West 1st Street Brooklyn 24, New York Seuvey Clubg PBI-I SAMUEL GELSTON KING B.A. Harvard '49 Farm Road, Sherhorn, Massachusetts Lineoln's Inn, Magruder Cluh WILLIAM McKEE KINNAIRD A.B. Washington 8 Lee '49 566 Sunset Road, Louisville, Kentucky Chancery Club, Morgan Club 3103 Fairfield Avenue 1952 ALFRED STANLEY KOFFLER B.A. Brown '49 74 Nancy Blvd. Merrick, L. I., New York JOHN KENNETH LA LLY A.B. Harvard '49 3281 South Stafford Street Arlington, Virginia Thorpe Club THOMAS GEROME McCAUSLAND A.B. Yale '49 100 West Belvedere Avenue Baltimore, Maryland JOHN HOLTON McEVERS A.B. Kansas U. '49 5700 Wyandotte Street Kansas City, Missouri Law Reviewg Chancery Clubg Morgan Club ROBERT JAMES MCGARRY A.B. Harvard '49 208 Waterman Street Providence, Rhode Island Patterson Club FREDERICK F. McINTOSH, IH A.B. West Virginia U. '48 Spencer, West Virginia JAMES MEREDITH MENGER, JR. A.B. Harvard '48 1312 Clay Street Vicksburg, Mississippi Patterson Club RICHARD BEATTY MILLER ll. of Tulsag Harvard 6915 East Virgin, Tulsa, Oklahoma Coke Club WILLIAM HOWELL MORROW, JR. B.S. Davidson '46 McNamara, Lanett, Alabama Lincoln's Inn . WERNER DIEBOLT MUELLER B.A. Harvard '49 17445 Shelburne Road Cleveland Heights, Ohio Chancery Clubg Holmes Club SECRETARY ........ I TREASURER ........ MARSHAL ........ UNPICTURED RICHARD LYMAN PERRY A.B. Harvard '48 110 West Jeflerson, Jellersou, Ohio Voluntary Defendersg Griswold Club JOHN PERSHING, JR. A.B. Princeton '49 190 Old Army Road Scarsdale, New York Lincoln's lnng Pow-Wow Club GORDON LEICESTER POOLE A.B. Harvard '49 665 Gerona Road Stanford University, California Lincoln's Inn: Morgan Cluhg Law School Comm. of Harvard Young Re- publican Club, President SIRIUS COOK PROESTOPOULOS A.B. Harvard '50 Truro, Massachusetts JAMES EDWARD REIK A.B. Princeton '49 16 Fernald Drive, Apt. 21 Cambridge, Massachusetts Ilraueher Club JACK ROSEN 382 Montgomery Street Brooklyn 25, New York Pound Club KIRKSEY SIMMONS A.B., Tulane '45 2439 Nashville Avenue New Orleans, Louisiana Douglas Club , WALTER .IAY SKINNER A.B. Harvard '48 47 Irving Street Cambridge, Massachusetts Lincoln's Inng Langdell Club ARTHUR SMITII A.B. Harvard '52 47 Inman Street Cambridge, Massachusetts Record: Kings Bench NICHOLAS U. SOMMERFELD A.B. Princeton '48 222 Elm Street Northampton, Massachusetts Lincoln's lnng Pow-Wow Club 616188 A'C84'S ROBERT SIDNEY SPITZER B.A. Yale '49 8301 Delmar, St. Louis, Missouri Hall Club CLAUDE C. SULEYMAN l.L.B. Universite de Paris '47 Doctoral '49 10 Cite Trevise Paris 9, France Lincoln's Inng Gardner Club PETER TALBOT B.A. Amherst '49 Riverdale, New York Story Club FRED GEORGE THEUER, JR. B.A. Yale '49 23365 Detroit Road Rocky River, Ohio EDMUND A. TRACCARELLA A.B. Haverford '49 1008 Delaware Avenue Wilmington, Delaware Freund Club DAVID HARVEY VERNON A.B. llarvartl '49 5 Grovers Avenue Winthrop, Massachusetts E. Warren Cluh IIOWARD ALLEN WEISS B.S. U. Naval Academy '46 77 Phillips Street Boston, Massachusetts Chancery Clubg Morgan Club FRED WOLF B.A. ll. of Pittsburgh '49 5700 5th Avenue Pittsburgh 32, Pennsylvania JOSEPH A. YANNI B.A. Pennsylvania State '49 Palo Alto, Pottsville, Pennsylvania Leach Club ........FRANK P. SEBREE BERTRAM H. FIELDS ........WlLLIAM T. ROUNTREE, JR. Page sixty-seven PIO ROM ICRO A DONA LL.1i. Arvllann ll. '50 151 17-6 GUS121111111l11', Salnpalm- Manila, Pliilippinn-s Sl. '1111OI11ilS 111011: Sucivlyg 1ll1CI'- nalional Slnclvnt Assuuialimi MAXWELL WALKICR BROLEY 11.11. Sl. Francis Xavim-1' '48 1.1..1l. Dalllmlsic '51 459 A1l'Xa11l11'L1 Slrcvl Syclnvy, N. S.. Canarla 111'IN.l A MIN ANGELES 1CS1'1R1'1'1l 1,1,.11. Manum-1 L. 1111101011 Sclmnl 111' 11LlW '50 1245 11ZlI1il11ilW S111-ul 111.11111 lslanml, Manila 1,1l111Ill111lt'!i JOHN LOUIS GLOBIQNSKY 11.5. '1'11c Cilamlul '46 .1.D. ll. of Nulrc 111111115 1.aw .ml 1421 Colfax AVUIIIIK' 111-nlon 11i11'1lUl', Micliiggan IIUCO .lOS1'I1'll 11AI1N 1.. - . 41.. . 1 v Alrilnr Lic-liig-R1-algynina '46 11 11 U of 11l1l11x1l111 '50 5 1 11c11s111'1'g: 1'1I'1'11lll'gI 111l'11l'1l. U1-1'n1any 11YO111f1 ISIIIKAWA 11il1'11l'101' of 1'1COII0ll11l7S 111111111 '51 1.1..11. Keio '50 21-5 '1'uk111nmf11i, 011111-lill '1'oky11, Japan Page sixty-eight Qrclcfuale cu JOHN 'VIMMINS 1s1.ANCllARn 1.1,.B. ll. of British Colunilmia '51 192 SI. f11llll'1CS Slruvl Vicmria, 11. C., Canaria RONALD .IOSIQPII DOWNIE 15.11. ll. 111 Sain! 11a1'y's C. '48 1,.1.11. Di111lOllS14' ll. '51 No. 18 111-110011 S11'1'1'1 Ilalilax, Nuva S1-nlia 1,1'IONAR11O '1'I'IO11A1.11O UICM NIA 1'll11l1l'il ll. 35 Via Czippcllu X t'l'41llU, llaly JUAN MANUICI. GOIXIEZ-MORIN Colvgio 1'1l'i1l1lIl1S 1112 1,I'l'l1t11'i.1101'1ll V111 1.ic1-1111111110 1-11 114'l'1'C1l1l ll. nf N11-xim 1.aw 5011001 '50 N111-vu 1.61111 26 1111-xivo Cily. Nlvxivu 'VIIOIXIAS '1'1N 1 Al1 1Ill'XNG 11.11. ll. of S011111 A1'1'1l'l1 '11-4 M.A. ,lulms Ilopkins V17 1.I,.11. llarvarfl '50 1.1..N1. 11i11'Vil1'11 '51 1 11lll11i111g.I1S 1111i111i11g: 111-ra-a 1111a1I, 11l1l'1l1lIl, 51111111 Africa KWANG 1.111 KO11 1.1..11. Kviju 1Il1l1l'l'1il1 ll. '-15 51.11. Rll1QLl'I'S ll. '50 23-1 S1111 lin-Dong fillvlliljlli N0l'11l C11ll11QL1'110l1g 1'1'nvi111:1-, Korva Special Qgtucfenls ELIAIIU LIKIIOVSKI LL.B. London School of lieon- omies '51 25 Aliuli Slreel Tel Aviv, Israel DOMISNICO MAFFEI Doctor in Jurisprudence U. of Siena '47 22 Via San Martino Allamura fBariJ, Illuy RONALD ,I I ARLING MAUDSLEY l.l..B. Birmingham llinglandl '36 li.C.l.. Oxford '47 M.A. Oxford '47 lirasenose College Oxford. England CHINDA NA SONCKI lLA llaclu-lor of Laws U. of Moral and Polilieal Sciences '41 B.A. Cambridge ll. '51 Cliitlasukll House Wes! Lane, Silom Road Bangkok, Siam FRIQIJERICK ELl.SWOR'I'Il NICHOLS 13.5. ll. of Kcnlneky College of Commerce '49 LLB. Kentucky '51 264 Slllllll Seoll Madisonville, Kenlueky JACQUES RA FFI N Bacealaurial Slanislas '44 Licence Stanlislas '48 Des Doctoral U. of Paris '51 41 Rue due Four Paris, France ROMAN F. MABANTA, JR. A.A. ll. of lln' Philippines '44 l.l..ll. ll. of Santo Tomas '49 325 P. Campa Manila, Pliilippines l liN'l'ON I.l'Ili MARTIN A.B. William and Mary '49 lZ.C.l.. William and Mary '51 1619 Melhinicl Slreel l'orlsmoulli, Virginia Kings Bench AN'I'lIONY OWEN Ml'l'CllLEY ll.A. Oxford '50 Barrister at Law of llle Inner Teniple l'a1'e-y-gors l.Ieoln'yd, Cards, Slllllll Wales, Crea! iiflllllll SIQKCIO NICRI Maluritzi Classica Lieeo-Cinnasie Nlielielangelo '41 Laurea U. of l lor4-nce '47 and '50 36 Via Dei Della Rolilmia i'l1l'1'llZ0, llaly 'VIQODOHO l'AIJlLl.A .. . ,F A.l3. ll. of i lllllpplIlCS .ml LL.l3. U. of Pllilippines '51 1023 Sileneio Manila, Philippines Wll.l liliD .llll.l l IS Rl'I'Z A,B. Wasliinglon and Lee U. '38 l.L.B. U. of Richmond '50 Ll,.M. llarvard '51 Richmond, Virginia Page sixty-nina J- CIEZAH SANGCO B,S.C. Far Eastern U. Philip- ' pinvs '41 LL.B.. M.L.Q.Ed. Inst. '50 Gingo-og, Misamis Oriental, Philippines SIDNEY JOEL SPIVAK I..L.B. U. ol Manitoba '51 50 Wlalvrloo Winnipvg. Manitoba, Canada SIIUICIII SUCAI Law Graduate Kyoto ll. '33 50, Oguracho, Kitashirakawa Sakyoku, Kyoto, Japan UIOVANNI MARIA llGIII Luurea in giurisprtuluuza '46 17 Bcalricc d'Estc Milan, Italy Page seven! y IIASAN SA'ID ZAKARIYA Liccutialo iu I.aw Bagdzul Law Fcltool ,112 1.I..AI. Ilarvard '51 Ilawwasa Mosul, Iraq Qraczluale KENT lsENEDlC'1' SMI'I'I'I I3.A. Amt-rican International '48 l.L.B. Boston U. '51 1158 Longmeadow Street Longnu-udow, Massachusetts .I llDAIl MEIR STONE A.B. Boston U. '48 l.L.B. Boston U. '51 3 Powelllon Road Boston, Massachusetts AN'I l'l .IOIIANNES SUVIRANTA I.l,.B. ll. of Ilclsitllil VIIUl'IIlIII'IICIllillIII 19 A8 Ilclsinki, Finland .I ERRY LEWIS WEINSTEIN B.A. Oxford '50 Il.C.L. 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Yale '50 28 Evelyn Road, Wuhan, Massachusetts l.incoln's lnng Root Club JERRY FINK, B.A. Kenyon '50 R.D. No. 3. lrwin, Pennsylvania Amory Club 1RVlNC L. FISK, ll, A.R. llarvurd '50 20 Berkley Place, Buffalo 9, New York JAMES DRUMMOND FITZGERALD 11.5. ll,S.M.A. '46 1147 Canton Avenue, Milton 86, Massachusetts Story Club W. LOlllSE FLORENCOURT, A.B. Radcliffe 15 Belton Street, Arlington 74, Massacltuselts Cardozo Clubg PBI-I MATIIEW FONER, A.R. New York Il. '50 390 South 2nd Street, Brooklyn 11, New York Voluntary Defenders, Forum, Recordg Landis Club MICHAEL VINCENT FORRESTAL B.A. l'rineelon '49 39A Park Avenue, New York, New York l.ineoln's 1nng Pow Wow Club 5lARTlN MlTCllELL FRIEDMAN, 13.8. Rutgers '50 li Montclair Avenue, Montclair, New Jersey Seavey Clubg 1.1-gal Aid NEWTON FRlSl'll3ERC, B.A. Lehigh ll. '50 I716 West llnion Boulevard, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania lllaekslone Club ROBERT FERREY FULLER. A.B. Harvard '50 6 Olmsted Road, Searsdale, New York l.iueoln's lnng Leach Club 1953 EVAN GRIF1-'I'r1-1 CALBRAITH, B.A. Yale '50 525 West Broadway, Maumee, Ohio Lincoln's Inn, Scott Club EUGENE GERALD GALLANT, A.B. Brown '50 67 Brewster Street, Pawtucket, Rhode Island Atncs-Gray Club ARNOLD B. GARDNER, B.A. U. of Buffalo '50 139 Bedford Avenue, Buflalo, New York Brandeis Club ,IOIIN ALOYSIUS GARVEY, JR., A.B. llarvard '50 206 Maynard Road, I'1l'i1II1IlIgII3llI Center, Massachusetts Lincoln's lung E. Warren Club PAUL C. CEBHARD, B.A. Yale '49 610 I air Oaks Avenue, Oak Park, Illinois Chuneery Club, Brandeis Club TIIEODORE MONTGOMERY GEMBERLING A.B. llarvard '50 602 Union Street, lVIarseilles, Illinois Gladstone Club EDWARD L. GENN, A.B. I-larvard '50 16 Andover Street, Pittsfield, Massachusetts Braucher Club ,IOIIN FRANCIS GERRY, A.B. Princeton '50 37 Broad, Mount l'Iolly, New ,Iersey Llneoln's Inn, Blackstone Club BUD IIARRY GIBBS, Ph.B. U. of Chicago '47 A.B. Harvard '50 5715 Kenwood, Chicago 37, Illinois Legal Aitlg Root Club ROBERT WARREN GIBBS A.B. U. of California at Berkeley '50 543 Murina Boulevard, San Francisco, California Legal Aid, Lincoln's Inu, Burton Club, E. Warren Club WILLIAM IIOYT GILBERT, B.A. Harvard '50 800 West Ferry Street, Bullalo, New York l.ineoln's lung Langdell Club LAMBERT LEON GINSBERC, A.B. Union '49 1231 Sumner, Schenectady, New York Dodd Club IIERMAN LEE GLATT, B.A. U.C.L.A. '50 1646 South St. Andrews Place, Los Angeles, California Coke Club WILLIAM EDWARD GLYNN, B.S. U.S.M.A. '45 176 St. James Avenue, Springfield, IYILISSHCIIIISCIIS Llncoln's Inng Marshall Club IIAROLD NATIIANIEL GODLIN A.B. Brown U. '50 4 West Park Plaee, Stamford, Connecticut, Anies-Gray Club WARREN MILTON GOIDEL, A.B. Yale '49 288 Crown Street, Brooklyn, New York Madison Club IIOWARD EDWIN GOLDFARB B.A. Washington N .Ieflerson '50 635 North Wade, Washington, Pennsylvania Legal Aid, Patterson Club FRANKLIN GOLIJSTEIN ILS. U. of Maryland '50 3530 Reisterstown Road, Baltimore, lNIat'yland Law Reviewg .l. Smith Club Page seventy-nine Page eight y 61088 of ROIH'lR'I'A Al.I,ENI'I COOD, I3.A. Wellesley '50 3668 Traver Road. Shaker Ileights, Ohio Collee Hour: Criswold Cltlb FRANK DAVID CORMAN, ILA. Yule '50 I9 Walnut Street, Nliddletown, Conneetieut Williston Cluh MH.'l'ON ,l. CO'I I'I..IEB, R.S. Pitt '50 5901 Phillips Avenue, I'iItsInn'gh. Pennsylvania Cavers Cltlb WH,I,IAM BARKER CRAN'I', A.Il. Harvard '-I0 M.A. Ilarvard '50 I,ynde I.ane, Williamstown, Nassacltuselts Young Republican Club ,IANIES S'I'ONE CRA'I l'ON, R.A. Yule '47 130 Wendell Avenue, PittsHeld, Nlassaehusells Scott Club RICHARD .IOHN CRAVINC Il.A. ll. of Minnesota '50 408 Lakeview Avenue, Duluth, Mintu-sota Cardozo Club SEDCWICK WILLIAM CREEN. A.R. Ilarvard '50 44 West 77th Street, New York 24, New York Choate Club: Legal Aid MURRAY PHELPS CREENRI,A'I I' ll.Il.A. ll. of Michigan '50 I9347 Marlowe. Detroit, Michigan Patterson Club ROBERT JOHN CRIINHNIIC Il.S.S. Ceorgetown '50 2 Ilarwieh Road, East Roekaway, New York Chancery Club IIER'I' M. CROSS, B.A. Il. of Minnesota '50 5IfI0 South Irving, Minneapolis, Minnesota I.aw Review: Coke Club IIENRY RICE CHILD. JR., A.I3. Ilarvurd '50 lI50 South Street, Charles River, Massaelnisetts I,ineoIn's Inn: Kent Club t2ERAI.D CIINTIIER, A.Ii. Ilrooklyll College 'fl-9 NIA. Columbia U. '50 522 Van Buren Street, Brooklyn, New York I.aw Review, XVebster Club .IOSEPH HARRIS Gll'l l'EN'I'AC II.A. ll. of lkliehigan '50 I9l4l Appoline, Detroit, Michigan Iloard of Student Advisers, Forumg Pitney Club SA MIIEI. LEWIS HACK II.Ch. E. ll. of Miclligan '50 18275 Tracy, Detroit, lVIiehigan I5t'tT0l'tI ROBERT IIENRY IIACCl'IR'I'Y II.I3.A. Manhattan '40 109-85 200th, Hollis, New York Legal Aidg Chancery Club, St. Thomas More Soeietyg Griswold Club JAMES FREDERICK HALEY, A.Il. I'rineeton '50 3440 Avalon Road, Shaker Ileights, Ohio I.ineoIn's Inng BIYIIICIICI' Club ROBERT WILLIAM HALLCRINC A.ll. Princeton '50 351 Beech Spring Road, South Orange, New Jersey Iloard of Student Adviser:-ag Amory Club RODOLPIIE HAMEL, B.A. Yale '50 I73 Webber Avenue, Lewiston, Maine l,ineoIn's Inng Root Equity Cluh 1953 IIOBERT 1. II. IIAIVIIVIERIVIAN, B.A. Johns Ilopkins '50 34-21 Wabash Avonue, Ballimoro, Maryland Casnor Law Club JACK AR'I'11llR IIANER, 13.A. ll. of Washington '-19 500 Hill Kress, Conlralia, Wasliinglon Law Roviowg Nlarsliall Club C. EDWARD IIANSELL, A.1l. Emory '50 Mimosa Ilall, Roswoll, Coorgia l'owol1 Club DON STECER IIARNACK, ILS. Wisconsin '50 1,44-8 Norlll 49 Slrool, Milwaukoc. Wisconsin Forum: J. Smilli Club RICIIARD IIARRINCTON, B.A. llarvarrl '50 V 7732 Sullolk Avouuo. XVPIISIUI' Crovos 19, Missouri 1,aw Roviowg Cllancory Clubg Domooralio Club: 1 ranklurlor Club ALAN JAY IIARTNICK, A.l1. Syracuso '50 679 Occ-'an Parkway, Brooklyn, Now York Illackslono Equily Club CI'S'I'AVE I-IAUSICR, A.13. Woslorn Rosorvo '50 3021 l.inco1n I?-oulovaril, Clovolanrl Iloigbls 18, Obio CHARLES FRANCIS IIAWKINS, l1.A. Williams '50 15 Ilomlook Road, Iironxvillo, Now York I.aw Roviow EDWARD JACKSON IIAWKINS, JR. 11.13. Princolon '50 118 Common Slrocl, Walpolo, R'lilSSil0IlllS1'IIS I.aw Roviowg 1,incolu's lnng Ilall Club EDWIN PARKER IIAYDEN, JR., A.B. llarvaril '50 I 116 Warron Street, Brooklino, Massaoliusolls l.inoo1n's lung Slory Club EDWIN. 1'IE1,.1,ER, ILA. Cornoll '50 21 Wosl 58111 Slrool, New York, New York l.ogal Aid MYRON I'IERI3ER'I' IIENDEL, ILA. Yalo '50 141 Plant, Now London, Connoclicul Legal Aicl EDl'I'II CIIILD IIENDERSON, B.A. Swarllimoro '42 lX'I.A. Radcliffe '49 70 Francis Avenue, Cambriclgo, Massaolillsolls J. SIIIIIII Club EIICENE LEROY HENDERSON, ILA. Ifrauklin '50 RR No. 7, Columbus. Indiana Cllancory Club, Criswolcl Club 1N'IAR'1'IN M. J. IIERBERC, ILS. Columbia ll. '50 61 Windomorc Slrccl, Springliolfl fl, Massacllusolls Morgan Club 1'I'I'1'ER SIIAW IIERMAN, ILA. Ilurvarcl '50 310 Olcl Cliurcli, Croonwicli, Connoclioul Amory Club NA'I'IIAN IIERS-IIEY, B.A. Now York ll. '50 1505 Arcbor Road, Now York, Now York Carilozo Club , MARTIN JAY IIERTZ, B.A. Now York ll. '50 257 Corbin Plano, Brooklyn 35, Now Yo1'k lforumg Kings Ronobg Landis Club Page eighty-one G!ClSS CHARLES ANDREW ,HICKMANN lI.A. Notre Dame '50 llI D No. 1, Colonial Street Huntington, Long Island, New York Gardner Club, St. 'l'hotnas More Society KENNARD NORMAN IAIIRSCII 11.5. ll. of Pennsylvania '50 135 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, New York Watts Clttb RICHARD CLAYTON I'IOEl MAN AB. Princeton '50 1927 Washington Boulevard N. W., Canton, Ohio Chancery Club, Grotius Club JOHN FRANCIS- llOR'l'Y, B.A. Amherst '50 801 Luzerne Street, Johnstown, Pennsylvania Chancery Club, Watts Club CllARLO'l I'E PEIRCE IIORWOOD A.l3. Radcliffe '49, A.M. Columbia '50 8 Craigie Street, Catnbritlge, Massachusetts Morgan Club IIOWARD EDWIN HOUSTON, B.A. llarvartl '50 203C Ilolflen Green, Cambritlge, Nlassacltttsetts Chancery Club, Gardner Clttb THOMAS RUSSELL HENDERSON HOWARTH A.B. Princeton '50 33 Albourne Street, South River, New Jersey Lincolu's Inn, Scott Clttb STEPHEN WELLINGTON I-IOWE, A.13. Harvartl '50 44- Beach Bluff Avenue, Swatnpscott, Massachusetts Lincoln's 1nn, Kent Club JOHN SEDCWICK IIOWLAND, I1 A.B. llarvarcl '50 100 Memorial Drive, Cambriclge, Massachusetts 1.ineoln's Inn, .llolmes Club ARNOLD WELLES IIUNNEWELL, JR. A.B. llarvarcl '50 155 Glen, South Natick, Massaclutsetts Lincoln's Inn, Kent Club EDWARD HENRY IIIINVALD, .lR. A.B. Princeton '50 3552 Charleswoocl Avenue, Metnpltis, Tcnnesstt. Atnory Club ALAN l,l'l'CI'lFlELD HYDE, A.B. Amherst '50 226 College Street, llutlson, Ohio Braueher Club GABRIEL A. IVAN, 11.5. ll.S.M.A. '43 27 Seaview Avenue, Milford, Connecticut Legal Aid, Kings Bench, Casner Club ALAN B. IVES, A.B. Yale '49 392 Sherman Aventte, New llaven, Connecticut Yearbook, Record, I rankfurler Club KINGSLEY ALBRIGHT .IARVIS A.B. Dartmouth '50 Waverly, Pennsylvania Blackstone Club ROIIERT ALAN JELINEK, A.B. ll. ol Pennsylvania '50 2207 St. ,latnes Street, I'hilatlelphia, Pennsylvania Kings Bench, Watts Club WILLIAM FRANCIS .lE'1 I'ER, JR. A.B. Princeton '49 1 Micllanzl Gardens, Bronxville 8, New York Chancery Club, Brauclter Club ARTHUR C. JOHNSON, 11.5. ll. of Oregon 972 West Broatlway, Eugene, Oregon I.. Warren Club, Cltaueery Club Page eighty-two 1953 JOHN BROOKS JOHNSON, B.S. Amherst '50 39 Lexington Road, West Ilartlord 7, Connecticut Chancery Clnbg Patterson Club LYMAN T. JOHNSTON, JR. B.A. Drake U. '50 Blockton, Iowa Madison Club JOHN BARCLAY JONES, JR., A.B. Harvard '50 Radnor, Pennsylvania Law Review, Root Club --I .IOI-IN WALTER JONES, B.A. llantline U. '50 Lake Crystal, Minnesota Chancery Club, Pollock Club JOHN FRANCIS JOYCE, B.S. Georgetown '50 1315 Mahantongo Street, Pottsville, Pennsylvania Chancery Club, Morgan Club HOWARD PERRY KAMIN, B.A. Roosevelt '50 1305 West Farwell, Chicago, Illinois Kings Bench, Eldon Club BERTRAM TERUO KANBARA, B.A. U. of llawaii 14-29 Auld Lane, Honolulu, T. ll. Seavey Club RICHARD SIGMUND KAPLAN A.B. U. of Michigan '50 Channel Road, Woodmere, New York Record IRWIN R. KARASSIK, A.B. Harvard '50 41-22 42nd Street, Long Island City, New York Freund Club JOIIN MARSIIALI., KARNS, JR., A.B. U. of Illinois '50 768 Vogel Place, East St. Louis, Illinois Legal Aid: Cardozo Club KENNETII LESLIE KARST, A.B. ll.C.L.A. '50 342 North lloliart Boulevard, Los Angeles, California ,Law Review, Chancery Club, Marshall Equity Club IIERBERT SEYMOUR KASSMAN A.B. Ilarvard '45 C475 395 Broadway. Cambridge 39, Massachusetts Frankfurter Club MELVIN KATZ B.A. New York ll., Washington Square '50 l57 East 2nd Street, New York, New York Kings Bench SAUL SIMON KATZ, Brooklyn '50 2324 Morris Avenue, New York, New York Freund Club ROBERT HERSCIIEL KAUFFMAN A.B. U. of'I'itlslturgh '50 I7I0 North 16th Street, Reading, Pennsylvania Brandeis Club CHARLES l,. KAUFMAN, JR., A.B. ll. ol Michigan '50 1506 Bolling Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia Leach Club , ROBERT THOMAS KENNEDY, A.B. Iloly Cross '50 .I4 North Chatsworth Avenue, Larelnnonl, New York Chancery Cluhg St. Thomas More Society, XVilson Club ' WlI.l.lAlI'I PATRICK KENNEDY A.B. Ilarvard '50 l0I8 South 13th Street, Eseaualia, lilicltigau Record, Yearbook, St. Thomas More Society, Amory Club Page eigltty-three f 1 ,A A.. , J X . A me t x 3 gsm 14 .-o ' f 1. f - .ei ' xv ' x 1. -.. r QP' ' t t , -Arif. C f '13 fzfv +.,, -.- 'w a . '- ww 5' X ,gmt Q 'J- .y55.2zl, .gat fjrcx V ,,f'g3N i Page eiglzly-foln' GICISS ALBERT' RAVENSWOOD KE'l'Cl'lAM, Ill li.A. ll. of Vermont '49 75 Dana Street, Cambridge, lNflassaelutsetts Legal Aidg Kings Bench, Brandeis Club ARAM JACK KEVORKIAN l3.A. ll. ot' Pennsylvania '50 5617 Walnut Street, Philadelphia 39, Pennsylvania Law Review, Scavey Club CORNELIUS JOSEPH KILEY. AB. Harvard '50 20 Chestnut Street, Peabody, Massaeltusetts Fuller Club ROIZERT DUDLEY KILMARX, KA. Dartmouth '50 55 Appleton Street, Cambridge, Nlassachusetts Chancery Clubg Griswold Club .lOl'lN ROBERT KlRK, AB. Harvard '50 770 Boston Post Road, Weston, Massaeltusetts Legal Aid, Gardner Club ALLEN EUGENE KLlNE, A.l!. llarvard '50 909 Oakdale Road, N. Atlanta, Georgia Lineoln's lung Kaplan Club S. LEE KOI'lRMAN, A.li. llarvard 'fl-9 3300 Stockholm Road. Shaker lleights, Ohio Liueoln's lung Marsliall Club GEORGE PHILIP KRAMER, A.ll. llurvard '50 97 St. ,lalnes Avenue, Holyoke, Massachusetts l.incoln's lung Langdell Club BENJAMIN IVAN KREITZBERG 0.5. U. ol Pennsylvania 52 Coolidge Road, Maplewood, New Jersey llughes Club HARVEY S. KRIEGER, AB. ll.C.l...A. '50 912 South Wooster Street, Los Angeles, California l orunl3 .l. Smith Club: Dorm Council IVAN VLADO KRNO, A.l3. Harvard '50 45 North Clover Drive, Great Neck, New York Chancery Club: Blackstone Club RlCl'lARD VERNON KROPP AB. Oberlin College '50 155 South Drexel Avenue, C0lllIllilllS 9, Ohio Seavey Club .lOllN GARDNER KllNllAlOl.lN'l, l5.A. Amherst '50 l75 Lawrence, Gardner, Massachusetts Wvllllston Cltllt ALEXANDER LEON KYMAN l3.A. Southern Methodist ll. '50 Alt, Vernon, New York Seavey Club S'l'l'il'l'll'IN L. LADIJ, A.B. lVlueztlester '50 2103 .lllllll'S Avenue, South, lVlinneapolis, Minnesota Douglas Club l'AliL ClllllS'l'OPIlER LAMBERT, B.A. Yale '50 Middletown. New Jersey Lint-oln's lun: Scott Club WAl.'l'l'Ill LAWRENCE LANDERGAN, JR. Mil. llarvard '50 2l Wave Street, Lynn, Massachusetts Warren Club DONALD Al. LANDIS, l3.A. llarvard '50 l33fl- North Avenue, Elizabeth, New jersey Lineoln's lung Patterson Club 1953 RICHARD WALTER LARKIN, A.B. Holy Cross '50 3240 Lake Shore Drive, Chicago 13, Illinois g Bacon Club Q ALAN K. LA'I'MAN, A.B. New York ll. '50 823 Brooklyn Avenue, Brooklyn 3, New York I Board of Student Advisers FRANCIS AUGUSTINE LAVELLE A.B. Harvard '50 337 Worcester Street, Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts llimalrd of Student Advisersg Kings Benchg Warren C u ROBERT PHILIP LAYTON, B.A. Yale '46 M.A. Yale '48 1572 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, Massachusetts Casncr Club EDWIN DWIGHT LEDBE'I I'ER B.A. Il. of California '50 1936 Prince Street, Conway, Arkansas Freund Club THOMAS ELLIO'l Il LEGCAT, A.B. Dartmouth '49 25 Fairview Street, Lowell, Massachusetts Chancery Club, Griswold Club .IOIIN IAIANS LEIINERT, A.B. Harvard '50 56 West 11th, New York, New York Ilall Club .IOIIN R. LENNAN, A.B. Princeton '50 20 Park Street, Tenafly, New Jersey Cox Club EDWIN D. LEONARD, B.A. The Principia '50 'I'lte l'rincipia College, Elsah. Illinois Law Review, Frankfurter Club GILBERT B. LESSENCO, BS. Johns Hopkins '50 5716 Ranny Road, Baltimore, Maryland ,I. Smith Club FREDERICK A. LEVY, B.B.A. C.C.N.Y. '50 l72 East 7llI Street, New York, New York Forumg Landis Club KALMAN B. LIFSON, B.A. Il. of Michigan '50 720 Woodltill Road, Mansfield, Ohio Coke Club 712 ALAN LINDSAY, B.A. Harvard '49 I5 Claremont Avemle, New York, New York Cardozo Club GORDON NATIIANIEII LITWIN, B.A. Syracuse 51 Shanley Avenue, Newark, New Jersey Blackstone Club .IOIIN ALLYN LODGE, A.B. Harvard '50 230 Park Avenue, New York, New York Leach Club ERNEST W. I..Olll . A.B. llarvard '50 SSR., Fort Morgan, Colorado Burton Club WILLIAM DOW LOVE'l l'. A.B. Ilarvard '50 IBBI Cltallen Avenue, Jacksonville Florida l.incoln's Inn: Ilolntes Club IIENRY THOMAS LOWE, JR. B.A. Colorado College '49 623 Norllt Nevada, Colorado Springs, Colorado Story Club Page eighty-Eva GZCIS A SIIEPARD CHERRY LOWMAN A.B. ll. of Kentucky '52 'I'roy Hotel, 'l'roy, New York FRANK ERNEST LOY, A.B. U.C.L.A. '50 2143 Camden Avenue, Los Angeles 25, California E. Warren Club WILLIAM SEBASTIAN LYNCH B.S. Fordham '50 5916-41 Avenue, Woodside, New York Ilarvard Law School Union, St. 'I'honias More Socivly ,IOIIN DIICALD McALI'lNE, B.A. British Columbia '50 2531 Point Crm-y Road, Vancouver, British Columbia Patterson Club ALOYSIIIS BERNARD MCCABE, A.B. llarvard '50 5310 Wayne Avenue, Philadelphia 44, Pennsylvania Lincoln's Inn: Root Club DAVID ELIOT McCIl7I7ER'l', A.B. Harvard '49 l220 East 58th, Chicago, Illinois l.ineoIn's Inn, Kent Club ROBERT JACKSON IVICKEAN, JR., B.A. Aniln-rsl '50 33 Conezzrd Avenue, Cambridge, Massachusetts Chancery Club, Story Club .IOIIN JOSEPH IVICLEAN, .lR. BS. Mt. St. IVIary's '50 329 East 10th Avenue, Homestead, Pennsylvania Marshall Club .IOHN .l. MCNALLY, A.B. Holy Cross '50 H85 Park Avenue, New York 28, New York Board of Student Advisers FRANCIS LEO lIIcPEAKE, A.B. Providence Colle 'I7 Bacon Street, Pawtucket, Rhode Island Dodd Club CAROLYN Mac'I'EAR, A.B. Radcliffe '50 l38 Craiigvt' Street. Wollaston, Massachusetts Kings Bench, Langdell Club DONALD FRANKLIN IVIALIN, JR. BS. Northwestern ll. '50 64 Boulder Brook Road, Wellesley, Massachusetts ge '50 I LOUIS IRIE INlAl,.LE'l'TE, .lR. ILS. Loyola, Los Angeles '50 5 Emmons Place, Cambridge, Nlassachusctts JOSEPH BENJAMIN MANELLO B.S. Scranton '50 245 South River, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania Rveordg Brandeis Club STANLEY JAY MANN, B.A. Hobart '49 Flallord Road, Colonia, New Jersey Eldon Cluh I IlOBER'l' EDWARD IVIANSEIELD. B.A. Yale '41 25 South L1-dgard Street, New London, Connecticut Chancery Club, Casncr Cluh TIIOMAS DAVID MANTEL, B.A. Harvard '50 5650 North Pennsylvania Street, Indianapolis, Indiana ot Club RONALD MARSCIIING, B.A. Prine:-lon '50 ' 20 East 74th Street, New York 21, New York Page eighty-six SO f 1953 RU'I'II IRMA MARSI-IAI.I,, AJS. ltutttxtifrt- '50 I2 Iliglilicltl Road. Quincy 69, IWILISSZIUIIIISUIIS Ilecurtlg Casnor Club WALTER STRONG MATIIICR, A.B. Bowdoin '50 180 Palisudo Avonuc, Windsor, Count-uticul WILLIAM BLIQIQCKIEK lVIA'I I'ESON, B.A. Yah- '50 I27 Codar Strvrl. Mount Vt-ruou, Nt-w York Law Rt-vit-wg LincoIn's Inng Baker Club AIi'I'IIlIlI ,IOIIN INIAY, A.B. Princt-ton '50 328 South Market Slrvt-I, St-Iinsgrovc, Pennsylvania Chancvry Club, Kaplan Club IIIICO JAY MELVOIN, BS. ll. of Illinois '50 9741 Wildwood Lune, Ilighland Park, 'IIIin0is Cnrdozo Club .IOIIN RYAN MENDENIIALL ILS. ll. of Notre Damc '50 4506 Country Club, Sioux City. Iowa Ifldon Club, St. Thomas Mort- Socioty NICIIOLAS LOUIS MICTAXAS, A.B. Ilarvard '50 59 Conway Street, Crcrnlit-Id, MassacI1ttst'tls Alttgrtttlvr Club WILLIAM FRITZ IVIICYIQR, ISS. Yalt- '48 Alinburn, Iowa MICLVIN MICIIAELSON, A.B. Nt-w York U. '50 44-5 Pint: Struvl, Brooklyn. Nt-w York Madison Club ICIICIQNIQ CARLISLE MILLICII, JR. A.II. Wt'sIt'yalt II. '50 I2I2I North Meridian Struct, Indianapolis, Indiana Chancery Club, Marshall Club CAVIN IVIILLICR, A.B. Ilarvard '50 I32I Sht-rbrooke Struct West, Montreal, I'. Q., Canada I.aw Hcvicwg LincoIn's Inng Story Club INIIQLBOIIRNIC .IOSEPII MILLER, A.B. Yah- '50 4805 Sudvr Avcnuv, 'I'oIcdo 11, Ohio Chancvry Club PAIII. ,IAY MILLICK, B.A. Yule '50 fI7fI Nt-wton Brookline, Massaolutsulls Ilool Ifiquity Cltlb IIICIIAIID AR'I'I'IlIIi INIILLIQR. B.B.A. Adm-Iht-rt '50 3270 Bradford Road, Clt-vvland Iltvighls, Ohio Ilodd CIub WILLIAM CALVIN INIIINROIC, JR. A.B. Brown ll. '50 230 Washington Strvvt South Attluboro, lYIassucIntst'Its Clutncvry Club: Cox Club IIENRY .IOIIN NARIIK, B.A. Wt-sl:-yan '50 22 Warwick Ftrt-vt, Nliddlt-town, Count-cticul IC. Warrt-n Club LIQSTEII NELFON. BSB. City Collogt- '50 850 Bryant Avvnuc, Bronx 59, Nt-w York Iiccortlg Eldon Club WISLLINCTON ,AMES NEWCOMB B.A. Ilarvard '46 12 Elm Street, Woburn, Massachusetts I.int:oIn's lung Ilohnt-s Club Page eighty-scvclt Page eigh ty-eight Gfas S'I'ANI.I'iY NORMAN NISSEL. R.S. New York U. '50 l405 College Avenue, Rronx, New York Cox Club .IAMES WILLIAM NOONAN, A.B. Ilarvard '50 163 Dean Road, Brookline. Massaeluuss-tts l.incoln's Inn, Kaplan Club MARY MARGARET O'CONNELL A.R. Chestnut Ilill College '50 A 234 North Second Street, Jeannette, Pennsylvania Legal Aid: Morgan Clubg PBII EICIII OKI. R.A. ll. of Ilawaii '50 2221 Kauhana Street, Ilonolulu, Hawaii Ames-Gray Club OLIVER SANFORD OLDMAN, S.R. Harvard '42 85 Carden Court, Buffalo 21, tEggerlsvillet, New York Casner Club JOHN PIIILIP OLIN, R.A. Ilarvard '50 4747 Colfax Avenue South. Minneapolis 9, Minnesota LiueoIn's lung Kaplan Club GERALD MITCIIELI. OSCAR R.A. New York U. tlleightsl '50 3302 Roebambeau Avenue, New York, New York Board of Student Advisers, Seavey Club RICHARD L. OTTINCER, B.A. Cornell '50 55 Cushman Road, Scarsdale, New York Linceln's lnng Scott Club CEORGE STEWARD PARLIN, JR. B.S. U. of Pennsylvania '50 80 Hillside Avenue, Clen Ridge, New Jersey Gladstone Club ROBERT' ELMER PA'I'lVIONT, A.B. California '50 2416 College Avenue, Berkeley, California I,ineoln's lnng Marshall Club ROBERT F. PATTON, A.B. 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Illinois Blackstone Club S 1953 ICIJCAR lNION'l'IVOR'l' l'OI'l'1, JR., A.Il. llurvurml, '50 755 Orungu Stn-ol, Nluoon, C1-orgiu llourcl of Slurln-nl Aclvism-rs: l.incolu's lung K1-nl Club ROBERT CURTIS PRICINI, A.Il. ,Iolm Iloplains ll. '50 2510 Ilarforcl Rozul, IIUIIIIIIUTI' 18, lXIzu'ylaunI Iiukvr Club ALl1liR'l' I.IVlNCS'l'ON RAIIII, JR. A.13. Inmliunu ll. '49 414-6 Norlli Illinois, Inmlizlnupolis, Inmlinnu Cluunzm-ry Clullg Clioulv Club SPIQNCICR IIICNRY RAYMOND, lS.S.li. l'rinoa-lon '50 5417 Roslyn Road, Konilworlll. Illinois Flin ' ' Club z 101-ry Clubg Clloulm- , GLENN IIAIRI1 RICICD, A.l1. NV1'sln1il1sl1'l' lI'al.l '50 li.D. No. 7, Malioninglown, I'I'IlllSylVilIlIll lmgul Aiclg Cluxncvry Clubg IC. Warn-n Club IIOWARIJ SIIA'l I'llCK RICIQIJ, A.ll. Ilurvurml 'LI9 570 Briclgv, Dm-mllnun, lNIusszwliusclls I,incoln's lnng liakcr Club ,IOIIN PIlIl,lPl' RIQINARTZ, A.I5. Prinul-lon '50 Zlf .1 Soulli lVIuin Slruvl. Miclillm-lown. Ollio Cllancery Clubg Kaplan Club IlllR'l'ON STANLEY RESNIC ILA. Washington U. '50 27 Km-lv Avcmw, Ilolyokc, lAILlS5ll1'IllISI'lIS Clucck Club BICNJAMIN THOMAS RICIIARIJH, .lR. A.l'l. I'Izu'vzu'cl '47 Ill. Prospect Drivv. Cllappaquu. Now York I.incoln's Inng llull Club lJOllGI.AS IVIIQIDING RICHARDSON AB. ll.C.L.A. '50 M28 1' llllvwooml Road, Glu-ndulv 2, Culilomiu Rolwrls Club lNIAR'I'1N FRANKLIN RICIIINIAN I3.A. St. 1.LlWl'1'I1CC '50 16 Wooflcra-sl Avcuuo, Whiu: Plains, Now York Law Rcvivwg Cox Club ROlllCR'I' ,ADOl,I RIICCICR1' ILS. ll. ol Cincinnati '48 2572 Orlunrl Avenue, Cincinnati ll, Ohio li. Wurrvn Club WII,.I.IAlNI YOUNG ROIJICWALIJ, ILA. lluvm-rloril '50 508 I'irlgorlon Pluca-, Pillslnwgli 8, I'c:nnsylvaniu law R4-vii-wg Cuvurs Club 'VIIICOIJORIC ll. ROISSSEI., S.I1. lNI.I.'l'. '47 37 NVINNIIZIWII Avvnuv, N:-cmlllzun, lN'Ian+sa1ol1um'lls llrzuulcis Club IIENRY ISI,LIO'l' ROSIN, A.ll. Slunlorml '50 2906'fQ Crillilb Park lloulcvurrl I,os Ang:-In-s, California l.in4:oln's Inng lNIursliull Club LAWRICNCIC ISACIIIQ ROSSBACII, JR. .X II Ilurvnrrl '50 IIIZ l'lllx f ' 'I 2 AV4'lllll', Now York 28. Na-w York I.im-oln's Inng I3l'I1llCIlCl' Club S'l'ANI.I'lY RO'I'lIENl3liRC, A.ll. Nm-w York U. '50 229 Iiasl 93 Slrm-ot, Brooklyn, New York Kings l11'lIK'llZ Ilruvlon Clubg Dorm Council. 'l'rm-us. DAVID CIIARLICS liO'I'IllXIAN, A.ll. Brown '50 106 East Illauming SII'1'l'l, Provimh-nv:-, Rlioili- Islunml Page ciglily-nine Page ninety GICLSS WALTER SARGENT ROTI-lSCl-HLD, A.B. Harvard '50 4-67 Central Park West, New York 25, New York THADDEUS S. RUDZIK, A.B. Union College '50 418 Clinton Street, Hammond, lndiana Field Club, Law Democrats, St. 'l'hotnas More Society CHRISTOPHER HARVEY RUSSELL B.A. Yale '50 144 Virginia Avenue, New Britain, Connecticut Lincoln's lnng Legal Aid: Root Club JAMES ELLSWORTH RYDER, S.B. lVl.l.'l'. '49 911 Bridge Road, Charleston, West Virginia Forum, Casner Equity Club DAVID SANDERSON, B.A. Yale '50 Oak Hill Road, Littleton, Nlassachusetts Record, Yearbookg Crotius Club: Frankfurter Club, Chancery Club IIADDON LEE SAROKlN, A.B. Dartmouth '50 36 Hobart Place, Springfield, New Jersey Blackstone Club FORREST GRHVI SCHAEFFER B.A. Lehigh '50 RFD No. 1, Nlacttngie, Pennsylvania E. Warren Club, J. Smith Club DAVID SCHECHNER. A.B. Lafayette '50 4 Walnut Court, South Orange, New Jersey STEPH EN GEORGE SCHIFFER, A.B. Harvard '50 ll7-14 Union Turnpike, Kew Gardens 15, New York Brandeis Club MARY ELlZABE'l'l'l SCHLOSSER, A.R. Vassar '42 Oval Avenue, Riverside, Connecticut Hall Club 'I'l'lOlVlAS J. SCHWAB, lN'l.A. U. of Chicago '50 7836 St. Charles Avenue, New Orleans, Louisiana Williston Club HUGH NEVIN SCOTT, A.B. Princeton '50 403 Cate Lane. Philadelphia 19, Pennsylvania Law Review, Lincoln's lnng Pow-Wow Club SHELDON SEEVAK, A.B. U. of lllinois '50 72 Elm Hill Avenue, Roxbury, lVlassachusetts Gladstone Club ROBERT ERWIN SENCHAS, B.A. Yale '50 1235 Manor Park, Lakewood, Ohio Chancery Club: Choate Club JOHN JOSEPH SEXTON, JR., A.B. Harvard '50 77 Allen Ft.. Arlington 74, Massachusetts Record: l7t'ankfurter Club, Democratic Club, St. TllUIl1i1S More Society MILO EVAN SHADLE, A.B. U.C.L.A. '50 21 Shaler Lane, Cambridge 38, Massachusetts l'AUL C. SHAIVER, JR., A.B. Harvard '50 721 East Riddle Avenue, Ravenna, Ohio Legal Aidg Root Clubg Lineoln's lnn JEROME SHELBY, A.B. New Yot'k U. '50 1560 Metropolitan Avenue, New York, New York Legal Aid, Kaplan Club of 1953 NORMAN M. SIIERESKY, A.B. Syracuse U. '50 fl-80 Park Avenue, New York, New York Brandeis Club ARTHUR SHERMAN. B.A. llarvarcl '50 29 Lorna Road, Mattapan, Massachusetts Gladstone Club .llll.lAN HOWARD SINCMAN B.A. George Washington '50 4-309 2nd Street, N. W., Washington ll, D. C. Record .I. KELLUM SMITH, JR., A.B. Amherst. 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SYDNEY CILMER TOWELL B.A. Hamilton '50 8 Pine Terrace, Bronxville, N. Y. Burton Club EDWARD HALLAM TUCK A.B. Princeton '49 Perrywood, Upper Marlboro, ltlaryland l.ineo1n's Inn: Pow-Wow Club BERNARD PAUL VALYO B.A. Duquesne '48 12 I-lowland Street, Cambridge, Mass. Chancery Club, Casner Club LEONARD ALLAN WEINBERCER A.B. New York U. '49 A.M. Columbia '50 654 Leflerts Avenue, Brooklyn 3, N. Y. Kings Benehg Hughes Club .IOACIIIIVI ALEXANDER WEISSFELD A.B. Brown '50 290 Maple Street, New Bedford, Mass. Ames-Cray Club WILLIAM IIEAPHY WELCII A.B. Holy Cross '50 377 Prospect St., Northampton, Mass. Wilson Clttb DALE WALLACE WICKIIAM A.B. Harvard '50 308 Melish, Cincinnati 19, Ohio l.ineoln's Inng Root, Club, Clee Club RICHARD ARTHUR WILEY A.B. Bowdoin '48 B.C.I.. Oxford tEnglandJ '51 194 Dayton Street, SpringBeld 8, Mass. l.ineoln's lung Kaplan Clttb STANLEY WILBUR WORSWICK A.B. Puget Sound '50 518 3rd Street, S. W., Puyallup, Wash. Seavey Club EMANUEL ZIMMER B.A. Brooklyn '50 2383 Nostrand Avenue Brooklyn, New York Griswold Clttb Page ninety-five gli? Gfass 0 ..,.,, --Q--W-9-W-4954 WWW F ff? f Q' - 4' 952 H l ' ,K Q 11,2 I 1 !.'i-15. ,W N E , ' f , V ' ,..... Aran? I I ' XQ! J' ? I jk ' If A Mff W 5 2-f fffz. O n . lf'-:V ' Q Q 'X'-1: . if 4' 7' Q. r M im iq! .NM K J . QQ 'a,s 1. V 'W 59 1 41, 'xr' ' ' -A --- .. , K 5 , . ' , . R X. --X' 4 2 W I' R is 4 QQ , '-1 7.2 ,-- 3752 'if V D WW. Q ..,5.J X f f if f - hx M. Q r 9 n i Y 1, A a ,, r . . if F.. X P was . 6 4, W Lk' 4 vu, .lv W ffmvvww L fl ,, 7. 1 V t ji ' A ' P' A va ' Y ' 1mW L -M ul!! ' .. , , , uYM,.,,L Q .mf 'X my, , .. X sue 5 'wnygg r M A f 'mf .4 ,f,,, ,.,,. .-W ,pw an ' H' A ' k A . I , , . ,.- A , .. -M-A-W' ,,, L., -N A ' A 4 - H A Page ninety-eighl GICISS NATALIE JOAN ADELMAN, B.S. M.1.T. 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Yale '51 235 West 71 Street, New York 23, N. Y. Reco1'd EUGENE RICHARD BAKER A.B. Harvard '51 Durham Point, Durham, N. II. .IOHN MARSHALL BALDER B.A. Johns Hopkins U. '51 7218 Park Heights Avenue Baltimore, Md. Blackstone Club DAVID HENRY BARBEAU B.S. Fordham '51 75 Bay Street, Manchester, N. II. CHARLES STUART PROCTOR BARKER A.B. Harvard '51 438 West 116 Street, New York, N. Y. Page one ltunllrcrl twenty 646188 ROBERT WILLIAMS WRIGHT, JR., S.B. M.I.T. '50 Hickory Avenue, Bartlett, Illinois FRED WYLE, A.B. Harvard '51 1105 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge 38, Massachusetts Kings Bench, Gardner Club NORMAN MILTON YOFFEE A.B. Bucknell U. '51 1900 North Third Street, Ilarrisburg, Pennsylvania E. Warren Club NANCY .IEAN YOUNG, B.A. Principia '51 1452 MeCausland, St. Louis, Missouri Frankfurter Club GEORGE PAUL ZEIDENSTEIN A.B. U. of Pittsburgh '51 1441 Chislett Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Brandeis Club KARL ZEISLER, Ph.B. U. of Chicago '49 B.S. Northwestern U. '51 1353 West Fargo Avenue, Chicago 26, Illinois ROBERT MARK ZIMMERMAN, A.B. Boston U. '51 62 Circuit Road, Winthrop 52, Massachusetts 'I'hot'pc Club UNPICTURED RICHARD JACKSON BARNET A.B. Ilarvard '51 319 Clinton Road, Brookline, Mass. RICHARD LEONARD BAROVICK A.B. U. of Michigan '51 3296 Roehambeau, New York 67, N. Y. DAVID NICKERSON BARUS B.A. Brown U. '49 B.A. Oxford Il. '51 75 Llewellyn Road, Montclair, N. J. PETER ANTHONY BATOR A.B. llarvard '51 30 East 72 Street, New York, N. Y. WILLIAM E. BEEHAN, .IR. A.B. llarvard '51 9 Mountain Avenue, Woodstock, Vt. MORTON NORMAN BERGER B.A. New York U. '51 1550 East 13th Street, Brooklyn, N. Y EDWARD WALLACE BERMAN A.B. Harvard '51 60 Ilollander Street, Roxbury, 21, Mass. JACK BERSHAD B.S. Temple U. '51 5459 Euclid Avenue, Philatlelpltia. Pa DEREK CURTIS BOK A.B. Stanford '51 1150 La Collina, Beverly Ilills, Calif. RICHARD BRILLIANT B.A. Yale '51 123 St. Paul Street, Brookline, Mass Frank Club WILLIAM THOMAS CAHILL B.S. Holy Cross '51 700 West 175 Street, New York 33, N. Y SIIERMAN MARSHALL CARMELL A.B. Il. of Michigan '51 7641 Essex, Chicago, III. WILLIAM RASHLEIGH CHADEAYNE A.B. Kenyon 316 Frontenac, Worthington, Ohio PAISSY DAVID CHERNOV A.B. Brown '51 31 Luzon Avenue, Providence, R. l. GEORGE CHIMPLES A.B. Princeton '51 919 Park Avenue, Hamilton, Ohio RICHARD ALLAN CHINMAN B.A. Williams '51 135-07-78th Drive, Flushing. N. Y. HARRY WILLIAMS CLADOUIIOS B.F.S. Georgetown '51 2008-4th Aventte, N., Great Falls, Mont. O '954 MELVIN FREDERICK COHEN A.B. Michigan '51 140 North Front, Sarnia, Ontario PRESTON CRAIG COMBS B.A. Harvard '50 951 West 74, Los Angeles, Calif. Liucoln's Inng Langdell Club JOI-IN BERTRAND CONLAN B.S. Northwestern '51 4939 North Kedvale, Chicago 30, Ill. MARSHALL JONAS CONN A.B. Western Reserve U. '51 235 Fairmont Avenue, New Castle, Pa. GLYNN HEATH CORYELL A.B. Harvard 49 School Street, Andover, Mass. WILLIAM HOWARD DAPPER B.A. U. of Texas '51 3013 Live Oak, Waco, Texas HAROLD JOHN DAW A.B. Union '50 51-45 48th Street, Woodside, L. I., N. Y. JOSEPH DeFRANCO Fordham 1415 East 3rd Street, Brooklyn 30, N. Y. LOYALL H. EDGE A.B. Princeton '51 40 Gibson Street, Cambridge, Mass. RICHARD NORTON ELLNER A.B. Harvard '51 14 Dogwood Lane Rockville Centre, N. Y. EDWARD EYRE A.B. Harvard '51 Rutland Lodge, Newport. R. I. PAUL HARRY FARRELL ' B.A. U. of Pittsburgh '50 39 Webster Street, Everett, Mass. Langdell Club MATTHEW DAVID FEINBERG B.A. Emory U. '51 111 West Street Great, Barrington, Mass. ROBERT FEITLER B.S. Pennsylvania '51 4905 Woodlawn, Chicago, Ill. CHARLES BRACELEN FLOOD B.A. Harvard '51 170 East 78th Street, New York, N. Y. WILLIAM EDWARD FOLEY B.S. Canisius '51 224 Cambridge Avenue I'lttIIalo 15, N. Y. LAURENCE SHERMAN FORDHAM B.S. U. of Illinois '51 3241 West Diversey Avenue Chicago, Ill. IIARVEY FRANK B.A. New York U. '51 2701 Gr. Concottrse, New York, N. Y. UNPICTURED BENJAMIN HARRISON FRANKEL A.B. U. of California '51 5201-14 Avenue, Brooklyn 19, N. Y. Seavey Club JAMES CULBERTSON FULLERTON A.B. Harvard '51 34 Bancroft Road, Wellesley Hills, Mass. .IAMES DAVID GABLER A.B. Harvard '51 84-19 165th Street Jamaica 3, N. Y. GERARD GIORDANO, JR. A.B. New York U. '51 183 Wheaton Place, Rutherford, N. J. NORMAN MYRON GOLD B.B.A. U. of Michigan '51 2212 East 68th, Chicago, Ill. Cardozo Club AVRAM JACOB COLDBERG A.B. Harvard '51 395 Broadway, Cambridge 39, Mass. Frank Club DONALD JEROME GOLDBERG B.S. U. of 'Pennsylvania '51 5443 Euclid Avenue, Phila., 31, Pa. CHARLES LEONARD GORDON A.B. Harvard '51 484 Forest Hill Road, Manslield, Ohio GEORGE ALLEN HAHN A.B. Brown '51 , 44 Broadway, Lawrence, N. Y. EDWARD PATRICK HANNIGAN B.A. New York U. '49 M.A. Harvard '51 1064 Woodycrest Avenue, Bronx, N. Y. JAMES HILLER HARDIE A.B. Princeton '51 315 South Linden Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. DAVID HARRISON A.B. Harvard '51 645 7th Street, Lakewood, N. J. FRANCIS BRIAN HARVEY B.A. Yale '51 1032 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. VERNON MILLS HA.WKINS, III A.B. Harvard '51 53 Pleasant, Sharon, Mass. Harvard Young Republican Club EDWARD CARLIN HAYNES, JR. B.A. Amherst '51 201 Abbott Road, Fair Lawn, N. J. EDWARD ERNEST HICKS A.B. Harvard '51 7 Cliff, Winchester, Mass. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL IIOAGLAND, JR. B.A. Harvard '50 169 Lincoln Avenue, Elizabeth 3, N. J. 1 Continued on page two lumdrerl twenty! SHELDON HOFFMAN A.B. New York U. '51 90-06 64 Road, Rego Park, N. Y. HERBERT KARL KANAREK B.S.S. C.C.N.Y. '51 735 Mace Avenue, Bronx 67, N. Y. E. LEONARD KANE 121 Collins Street, Danvers, Mass. LOUIS MARVIN KAPLAN B.A. Western Reserve U. '51 3033 Brighton 14 Street Brooklyn, N. Y. CHARLES RUSSELL KEEP, JR. A.B. Dartmouth '51 Lawrence Hill Road, Huntington, L. I., N. Y. EUGENE KLEBENOV A.B. Harvard '51 139 South Main Street, Cohasset, Mass. STEPHEN ARTIIUR KLEIN A.B. Syracuse U. '51 245 West 10th Street I New York 25, N. Y. STUART JAY LAND B.A. Syracuse U. '51 28 Tremont Street, Brighton, Mass. STANLEY MYER LANGER B.S.S. C.C.N.Y. '51 1378 College Avenue, Bronx 56, N. Y. PAUL REVERE LARKIN, JR. A.B. I-Ioly Cross '51 157 Loring Avenue, Pelham, N. Y. DONALD IRWIN LAVENT1-IALL A.B. Cornell '51 225 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, N. Y. IRVING HIRSCH LEVY A.B. Duke '51 2808 10th Avenue, So. Birmingham, Ala. Brewster Club ANTIIONY ESHMAN LIEBIG A.B. Stanford '51 2101 La Mesa Drive Santa Monica, Calif. DAVID PYRON LIGIITHILL A.B. Harvard '51 4131 Massachusetts Street Gary, Ind. ANTHONY LUONCO B.A. Rutgers '49 139 Pearl Street Elizabeth 2, N. J. ROBERT RICHARD LUX B.S. John Carrol U. '51 21759 Kennison Avenue, Euclid, Ohio ROBERT A. MacKENNAN A.B. Princeton '51 I24 College Avenue Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Page one hundred twenty-one F Ujhence fs my lCUl'I'I,t.I7fl? OLIUIA thy lol! 'QI' 6006.9 consunzcf lfze imc!- nig Al off 'QU A I1 QC! if ,ff,A.4,W Q -h l i -,I V ' 'W 3'f, n- i4 V.-. V Jeff? ' W w A 'M Q - ,-,,.,,,v .EW 2351 fx iQ uxyg IQ' Q lvlj .'-v , +L. 1 fr 4 if Y , .,,, x , . gl ' j 1 , U, 'Qu NLM MNA Q A , 2' ,fggysg ,,.f -. A LA 5 - . V niiffdgwylu , if . Rig? K A Q- 2: .- iffy I N- ,MJ 81. s . V... x, 'Y' 1 Av . -Allman.. .BREW In wif? .iv-its X ll, I y 5 -R: 0. U ULU D A i--'f J' -' ' 1 NL- - ' 5' ' I q -l-4,4 , wo A Q, . W W f IL 5 QQ' 3, W 5, I A , :a u Q, fi ' q . w g ? - E ' f it -v-u-1-ui ' , . I V,, I in Q. im 'Ts- D L :sur---W U.. Wjhen you have cffffzzzlfzrllocf ffm l.llIlJOSSl.6!0, wfznlever renmfns. Aon-ever I'lIllJl'O6ll6l!0. nzusl 60 IAQ hulk. CSDAQMQCA glfofnzes CSD Loch fu6o11rJ17 olAl'ngs fn so slrclnge a slyfe. Z . maze llze unfearncl unc! 111040 IAQ fc'f1n1,erfs1r1 1'!e. -.YZYGICIIICJCV QCP? I :Mawr Mm: u nl nm? N.. 1 'If 'K ,,, I il 'um ' '73 f 47188 ---M ompetltlon . '.. 2 -' i zg i QS ' - ff U .6 ,, . ,B xx -f-- --f --- - O gggjgg 06,500 0, , , 0 ' O5 . . C 0-O O O U, ' 230 S50 QCGOQC5 cf s . f i gia , , 0 .. -- 6350 - dv 300,09 QSO in .o N- .epdwf 4900900 oo . ,Q wc -f Q? fjf 41, 22 50 Q, 421 'W HQ'-W G 0' 0 I 0 .. gf ' 3 5,90 wa M fg Q f Q Xf y 'i J M 1 i f L Y lf.:-. ' ,f Q Lf, 2' 'B ' 'Iii Y L .4 . . Y' A V . . ' K 1. , ,. V ' , .. :vim S f E 2 1 1 -Q!-'S 'N fz 'wf'fa:5,j 'ki if I3 , ., 75 Q. A S J v Qgdkw' bib Lvl! In lcigllf. l'Il-I'Sl Nair: W. Nlullisnn. .I. I,l'l'IiIllF. Prof. Bakr-r. II. Rm-1-rl trhlpf-1'x'ism'I, XI. Um-sr-I: Sumllrl Row: I. II1lllI mn. IJ. Fllunlvy. D. Mumlvl, I... XII-ralnus, II. Prom. Ii. Spuulcling. P. Slriplxus. IJ. llulrllwrg lvl:-rkl .WlClC'AStOl'LQ Gfub Lcfl In Riglvl, lfirsl Rum: W. Iiukvr, Ii. Nm'ri:+. Q. Knpp. Prof. Iluwv. A. Nlcljoirl, A. Ilarlnivk, G. Lilwinl SUITIIIII row IJ. Ifugvn, M. Iiowm-. fl. Pupm-. R. Ilrcylwn, Ii. BllyIIllS0ll, I.. IILIFIII, A. Nolmle-3 Tllirrl Row: H. I'm-rpm-r, N. Ifrislllu A. ,IOI'IllS0ll, I. Krnu: I o11rIl1 Row: II. Mull:-mwzm. I'. Guulnm-rg If'IlIIil'fllfl'!lI ,I. Ilulnlvr, K. Gl'1'l'llhIl'IIl, F. Ilull, U. Jo sun. IC. Iiurle-r. A. Hujur. I.. Hurukin. K. Jarvis. ,l. Cm-rry Page um' llullrlrml lllirly Qgracton Gfub l,r'fI In Riglzl, Firsl Raw: P. Kulmlnvr, S. Blnmlllwrg, M. BIICIQIIIRIIIZ Sf'1'0ll:lRuw: U. Sulvzulor,-, lg, -IUIISVII. C. Bzwkq-r, R. llulnlros, lf. Nulluyg Unpiclurcrlz H. Phillips Qfall Q15 GZUL vfl ru Riglll. l irsl Rolf: ,l. l'im'us. Il. Wu-iss, ,I. Akvr. I.. Hull. Il. Suuluilm-. li. l'1-rsky: Swnurl Noir: S. Nvwmun. X. Kt'l1'lllllll, IC. Salle-ssvl, J. VMz1m'llu. ll. I,un4lis: 7'l1inlRnn': Nl. lhwklmln. N. xVl'iF!4, W. Sin-grvl. U. X1-imla-nslvin: uurllz Rum: N. Slum-rm-sky. W. Cumpln-ll, 5. Gulch-n, B. Sylu-s. II. I.:-vyg l HlJi!'flIl'l'llI J. lIzu'ring1iun, N. Kuulfnunl. A. Bignmn, P. Cl'll'lill'1ll II. Ulull, S. Sm-vac. D. Lunrluu li. lf. P1-rkins 5 I In age one lzunzlrml lhirly-one BWGLLC QI' Lib l,1'fI In Riglzl. lfirsl lx'nu': W. J1-lla-r. F. K:-4-lull-r. Il. Furlu-r. !X. lf:-kf-r 1Fupm-rviforl. R. Gold: Sz-mln! Rum: J. lfur II. Davis. J. Ilnlr-y. l.. JJUHFJIIIVJI. lf. Hu4'lu'rl. W. Ward: Tl: rrl Row: N. Slrmlvl. W. lin-nnzm. J. ilullins, M. I':Ill'JllJl C. King: l uurIlr Now: .-N. Ilymle-, lf. Nlurruy, J. Pulluflilm, J. Gusfisq l!npirlnrr'fl: J. lic-ik, CI. HJCJUIILXII, IJ. Suln-chin: P. Kaplan g8rQw.s ter !LLl7 l,f 1 In lfiglrl. l 1'1'.wl Rmr: J. Nmmun. Prof. Ih-vw-14-l', li. lillisg .S'f'rn1ul Huff: P. ilnswls. A. llwyw. ll. Killlflllilllll I J. I.1ll':-llll 1511511-l'xifux'l: lIlfli4'flll'l'IlI I. lmxy, lx. N:-ws-s, ll. Killlilfllk Page unc lrumlrml llzirty-Iwo GSHQ4' ' QCMTLQ Administrative technicalilies forced a change in the name of the Casncr Club to the Casner- Learned lland Club, but other than this change. the Casner Club exists as before, its purpose, functions, and traditions unchanged. Growing in size and prestige since its begin- nings in 1938, thc Casner Club frequently has been represented in the higher rounds of Ames competition, separate courts appearing in the quarter finals and semi finals last year. The present first and second year courts give promise of continuing this record of achievement. The success of the club may be attributed in large extent to the conscientious work of the individual members in Ames work, but much credit is due to the upperclassmen who serve as La. I .-.- I, .. Wan lub officers, supervisors, and judges, giving counsel on legal techniques and encouraging a desire for legal craftsmanship- Not unimportant is the group spirit which grows out of a continuing relationship with alumni of the club and various social functions -- bi-weekly luncheons fre- quently attended by faculty members, the annual Christmas party, and the spring award dinner. Largely because of the continued interest and cooperation of the club's sponsor, Professor A. James Casner, the club has continued to be an integral part of Ames competition and the social life of the Law School. His sojourn to Europe during the first semester made the club more conscious of the value of his active participation in its activities. S f6 ua.. .ff Left lo Higlll, l ir.-sl Row: H. llannncrmun, l. Graybill, J. Hyder, V. llughcs. M. McCulloch. J. Ryan. W. Glick: Scrorul Row: R. Scheclman, .l. Singman, .l. Curtiss, F. Frahcr, W. Sumorc, li. Marshall: Third Row: IJ. Bryant, A. Liehauco, I. Jacobsen, M. Znricr, R. Prem, 'l'. Childs, E. Benedict, R. Bowen: Fourlli Row: R. Tullis, D. Malin, B. Bresslcr, G. Harris, 'l'. Ccisert, C. di-Castro, A. Aronovitzg Fiflll Rllllfl 0. Oldman. 'l'. Nianfin, R. lsranlz. D. tlrccn- II Bull I Kahn l Doolittlt wald, 5. Alltll'rf1'lll, .l. Snook, D. Roinc: Si.rIl1 Rom: , s Page one humlrerl thirty-three GCN' OZO lub lmft Io Riglll, Firsl Rum: R. Shupirn, I. N12lCll0llQ.'Q21H, I.. Flurf-11m:mn'I, R. Bjork: SUVUIIII Row: C. llall, J. Ellfilllillll ll. Ah-Ivuin, R. Grzn'ing:: Tlrirrl Rum: J. Mspr-ulor, Nl. Aurnn, H. Bluum. R. liukvr: lf'n1:iclur1'1l: L. Dol Ducu. 'I llcnmlwrlingl. R. Murshing. N. llcrslwy, U. Purlin, P. Davidson, N. Cold, I.. Silliillillly J. N. Tlmnmus, R. Wall, Pro l rm'uml Hfuclllly Advisor? CLVQTS U6 lmfl In Riglrl. l l'l'Sl Hour: Y. linsmu 'SllIN'l'ViS4ll',, li. Kose-lxluuxlllz, l'rnf. fIz1va'rs, J. Nurllxg Svrnnrl Rum: H. Mzllll soif, J. f:I'l'1'llIll'l'Ql- H. H:1l'ux'i1'l4 Wlflu-rkl Page one lzumlrcal Ihirly-four ocufe Glue 'l'he Choate Clulm, one ol the Harvarrl Law Sel1ool's olclest institutions, derives its name lrom that ol llulus Choate H799-lll59l. who was in the Daniel Vlfelvster flight ol lirilliant oralisls. Choate, a ll. S. Senator from a famous Wlassaehusetts lamily of lawyers and judges, is immortalizetl in a portrait hanging in Langclell Northg his eounlenanee has unquestionably pro- viflecl loofl lor thought for many liesicles the memlmers ol the Club when they have liltecl their gaze above the immerliate leehniealities ol the t'0SlI'Ullt. llncler sueh patronage. dating from 1834 when the Clulm was lounclecl, the Choate Clulm was first to have its name emlilazonecl on the bronze plaque in l,angtlell Itatt liilrrary in .l912 as winner ol the Ames Competition. ln 1920, then in ,I 9341, anfl recently in 194-9 the Cluli took top honors. liven in non-harvest years. it still has clisplayecl a competitive spirit not out ol keeping with its noterl inlormality anfl geniality. The Cluh owes mueh to the present sponsorship of Professor ,lames A. lVlael.aehlan. , ,-1:1 V ..ff,!.,Av-i In i y i imttttu fa tiff it it s tt ttf l ' - i f5flf i' Lwfl In Righl, lfirsl Row: JK. llalrlr. Professor Mtlt'l.llI'ltl1llt, ll. l'ort4-r: S:-ronrl Noir: l,. lloolu-r. A. Kappa-l. ll, l.ang1ill. W. tlrt-en. ll. lfonn-gy-s, ll. Sl'IlQjlI1lSI Tliirrl Row: 5. lluy.nontl. 'I'. litswortll. .l. IH-lt, lf. SI1-lrlrins.lI. llansell: l nnrllt Rom: l . lions. W. Wiwffin, li. llortnan. li. Pete-rson, S. ll nelt. l.. Seller ru- Prlge one llllllflftfll thirty-five OSC GMA l,r'jr In Riglzl, l'vl'I'Xf Row: ,l. lA'lll1Zlll, D. Gurln-r, K. Caucus, li. Wurnvr: Svrvlul Row: W. Hmmm-flicwi. S. Frank, P. flllll I.. Sic-vm-ns, W. N1unrm-, S. Nissm-lg Thirrl Raw: M. llurrling, M. Richman, H. Davis, Il, Nuruk: l u11rll1 Row: Dm-vvn-zlllx, W. Swunsun, W. Cwulking lf:IlfIfl'flll'lIllI R. Uruy rank lub lmfl In Riglll, lfirsl lvfvur: N. Brilliant, ,l. SPXIUII fSupcrvisurb. P. Hvlllusilxge-l', I . l iullww: Hvrmnl Now: 1. S way, J. Kuznl. A. U1ll1HN'I'g.L, Ii. lim-nson, li. llrolnsml Page um: luuzclruzl llufrlysix rankhcrter Boasting a present membership of thirty-five, the Frankfurter Club is one of the fastest grow- ing groups among the recent additions to the ranks of Ames competitors. This year, faced with a large number of able prospects, we found it impossible to limit our selection of first ycar men to eight. Consequently, we formed two first year courts, one bearing the name of Judge Jerome Frank. The high point of last year for club members was meeting Mr. Justice Frankfurter, during one of his visits to the school. We have been doubly fortunate in having both a namesake and a faculty adviser who take an interest in the club. Vice-Dean Livingston Hall has been an adviser and a friend. We are sincerely indebted to him for his guidance. The club policy has been to build a cohesive social group as well as an effective team in the Ames Competition. Monthly luncheons and parties give club members an opportunity to gather socially and to meet members of the fac- ulty on a less formal basis than is possible in the classroom. The club kept alive its tradition of being represented among the editors of the Law Review when two members of thc present Second Year Court received that honor. Another second year man is a member of the Legal Aid Bureau. Last year, club members won the contract section of the Drafting Competition. The Club's major distinction in the Ames Competition itself came in 1949 when we reached the semi-finals. We look forward to equalling or bettering this record many times in the future. CLUB OFFICERS Sllflll3l I7iS0l' . ..............., , . .... Lloyd llerrold Supervisor tFrank Club! .,.. ,lohn Sexton Thirrl Year Clerk .....,....,. ..,.... Z alman Davlin Second Year Clerk mul Treasurer John Barnett First Year Clerk ...,..,.......,.. , ,ludith Swatland First Year Clerk tFrank Clubt Avram Goldberg l.cfl to Rigltl, First Row: P. Suppes. J. Swatfand, L. Herrold tSnpt-rvisorj, J. litlflllflf, Z. Davlin. ,l. S1-xlong Second Row: R. Kreis, L. Mirell, li. Lane-Reticker. A. Bojar. D. Sanderson, S. Kassmang Tllirfl Noir: T. Finnegan. K. Clark, N- young, J- gpvipk, D. Leonard: I'l01ll'l!l Row: N. Katsenes. A. Schneider. D. Dowd. C. Donohoe. A. lvesg Fiflli Row: R. Harrington. lf. Fhantls. l.. Cramer: lfn11ir'lurerl: ll. Nloore. .l- Vlgvflu Page one lmmlreal tflirly-.seven gal' 4184' J Left In Riglzl. lfirsl Row: I.. Scllulurr, Irof. Curclncr, R. Spin- fSup1-rvisnrj, M. Zurlmrkg Scrruml Row: I.. Gilluy, A Kirk, C. Ilirzkmun. A. Spf-mzur, C. CIIIIIIDIUSQ Tllifll Row: C. Palms, A. Rosa-, I . Wylv, ,I. Angwc-rs:-ng l nurll1 Row I.. Ificzkz-Il, I . Ilnuglm-Iingr. W. Iillisg IlIIfIIAf'llll'lfllI W. Kuynor, P. IWIiH'll!llIN'l', .I. Iluppvr, C. I3zu'nm-s, A. Cohn, W Scull, II. Ilouslun, W. Wuiss, If. CI1crnuy, C. Snlcymun 0 ' ld l A 4' 131870 U Lzrjl In lfiglll, lfirxl Row: .I. Iluml, II. WV2lIl'l'lIlLlll, IC. Graaf II'rm-siclvnllg D4-an Griswold, G. II1'lllIl'l'S0ll f9vcr1'lul'yI ,I. Wm-Ils, 'I'. I.:-ggul, G. NI:-ya-rg Swnrul Ifnw: J. 0'IIonn II, I'. Slulvy, J. Mmm-. II. I m-rmllfl, Il. .KiImurx, R. Arviml son. j. Muc'K1-nly, G. IIVIHHIIII. ,I. flurllvy, ,I. IIlISt'l1IHll':l. W. IIlll'lll'llIl'l'Z lfnpirlurrvl: W. .MlI4ins. II. Com-rly, I7 Iivuns. IC. I'Il'l'lll'Il. II. I'1-rry, ,I. 'I'I1uIIloI1-r, II. Ilign-low, .I. Cul.:-n. II. Iluvringr. Ii. Ilnml, Ii. llugrgu-rly, II. SIlIIlIIl'I'. ,I hlvplwns. IC. Zinnnvr, W. Niulmls Page one lzumlrcrl llzirly-eight fo !I'77,QS 'lflm llulmus is 21 V0ll0l'lllllC luw ululn, rumurk- H LLL llllS lIilS wurkml nu lllbllffilllll' mlm-lrlmvlll on ulvlu alike for llllf lilwrulily of ils cmlmvmvnl .mul lll4' ill'5lUl'N llS llN llS lW'S5 lilSl Sl1l'iNi-f- IIOIIYINUS llus cxccllcmzc uf its ill'f!QLllllCIllS. 'flue l!llflUWllll'lll WHS. l 'f'Slj l fl in lllf' l'll i'lS- RUSS UW' Qwvll umm, HH H Sm.IH,iS0 lo Us mm! as U Sourm, uf nrullsls. Wlllll! A. ll. Lilllllbllll. mu-'ufuur lramccs. unvy lu our llmll-1'-cupilalizccl lll'Cllll'Ulll will! llw lfllm llwrlnzlm lm' llw lwsl H1111 H' llw .Ql1H1'lH'- llllillS. Ilus ll0lIllll'-llill'l'l'lll'll uscmxl mln lllli discovery in 1,911-7 of il long-fm'gullun lmunk lull- zlmzc. ',l'lu.: pussagc of limo uml ills llllll'lIlllll'S in f'llllD5l't'2lll ul' the Cmnnmnwcalll1 of Amos was ' . . lmusuml un u lung lrucliliun ul guml arguments wlmlll Such Wlmllalls um SUl'J f'l lmw' llmwwr' uslzllxlisllccl ln' Such llolrnvx nwn as l,l'0l.l?SS0l' W. flullorl our aslonishmc-nl and ussualgud ilu-ir envy. Marlon 'MICH and furmm, Umm Jamvs Mccuulmy Wllilv nul precisely lmczk lu:-1llil'l-slucvvs, we have llumlisn Ami judging by the pruspucls of llliis lulcly CSCl1CWlKl Clllllllllllglllf puncllcs altar RIYQQII- A nmnis. - : fl lfij Li . fl l YORIIJS llolnms Club. llml lrzlflition lmicls lair to lliPlll'lSll mlm-spilu u slight in1pz1ir1m'nl of capital. lmfl In Niglll. l'lI'l'.Yl Num: l.. lhly. l'l'nf. l.1'Lu'll. N. Sl'4'lJlIl'fl, F. lxllilIllS2 SWIYIIIII lflflfl ll. Wrvnn. l'. llvnluy, ll, Hui. ' ' H ' ' ll W l,lllll1l D II l0Il N llllllll l lIUIlllll llllllllll If ll 9 Nil lon, In-r, W. lmw-ll, J. 5l1'llll1'IISZ llurzl Im 1: . a . . . 'l'. Nvslril, I.. l,uv1-II: lfupirlnrwl: ,l. Iluwlunml, W. Nsewmnnln- :SI ' ' u':.. vlns l'ugc our' llIllllll't'll lllirly-rzim' 'fall JUL lmfl lu lffglll, l irsl Raw: ll. Rll'llill'llS. l . Il1'l'lN'I'll'll 1.511111-l'vis1rl'l. Vim--llvall Ilall. lf. Cvrarxlg Svrrzllfl Hum Hawkins, ,l. lA'llll4'l'l, 'l'. lluulc, M. Sulnlossm-r, W. P1-lc-rs1'n. .l. liicllman. lf- lfllllll Tllirrl Row: P. Al'l'1'll2l, ll. L1 lnl lull. N. laylur. D. lurmx. J. lfsquirul. ll. I.:-vu: I ar1rll1 Rum: H. Van Dcur:-n. li. Sparrnw, li. Wriglxl, C. Mm J. Llllllllllllll, 1lIIjlll'll1l'lf!lZ I.. Mm, 14. spim-f GMA lm-fl In Right, l ir.wl Num: R. l'im-rsnm, li. Williamson, Prof. Kaplan, D. liivlu lHl1pl-rvismQlg Sarulnl Rauf: ,l. ffullll A. Klinm-, ll. Nlurplly. IJ. Wyanl, W. Kirlmy. ll. I 1-inlu-rg, if, flunlillgu-: Tlrirrl Rum: .l. Noonan. J. cltl0lJK'l', ,I. Wlmulnl I. llin-l'sm1. .l. l,uml, I7. Nl4:Kinm-yg l nurll1 Ifrmf: W. Sawya-r. S. Clapp. K. Wilvy, Il. Niclxuls, J. Rcinarlzg lfiflll Rolo lf. l.agLgLa-II, A. Xlay. ll. Nli1lcl1'x1lln1'l, .l, Oling Ullpir:l11l'1'rl: .l. lic-vsn' Pugu one lmnzlrczl furly .qaent Gfulz left In Right, lfirxl Now: W. Iivurls, I.. flux, li. I'n-scull. I'. lla-IIz'r: Sacunrl Now: XI. I'uIilm-r. A. N1'WI3lll',fl, IC Pop:-, A. Ilunm-wvll, IC. IilllllIl'l'IZlll1I., N. Sm-Imrggz Tllirrl Rum: S. Iiullm-r. IJ. McCilI'n-rl. S. Iluwv, ll. Asp, A. AI4lricI1 'ourlh Row: .I. II4-iglmm. W. I.m'n-juy, S. lluur. II. IIllI'IHII1ll'Ill'1 l ifIl1 Rum: II. lluiI4I. II. Rm-II. S. Syminglon Un, I 1 mm Ix I'u I1 I IIIIHIIII Ii f-f,. rmla Nl.M:I.a -. '. QL 1. . GHC!! lub lfffl In lffgfll, l fl'sI lx'uu': S. IIIII. II. llnrsvy. II. I'IlIIICl', A. llulmlslving Swrlllrl Run. C.. Ivfm-Iwl'm' I IwlIIvy W I IIII A ..- . -I . I Rmlgcrs, C. AI'llSl'IlH'llil. .I. Yanni: Tllirrl Rauf: .I. Spunl. IJ. Ilm-ring, 'I'. Iiudzik. A. YlIlll,5K'2 l'I0llI'fll Row: S. Klc-in, I 5IllI.tl P III! I I Inv. .' 1 -', . a nr. W. XII-yor: ifIl1 fmr: .I. Imlgq-, W. 'I'ug:1-r, II. Clzuluu Page one 11lHIlll't'll forty-one CM'SllCLl! l.1:fl In leligllf, l ir.wl Rum: l . Wilkins, l'ruI'. Scroll, Prof. Bula:-r, W. Carroll: Surunrl Row: ll. lfiulcls, S. Oslrnw, E Mzillliius. R. Ilmlsun, A. l.im-lrig. ll. liarnvs, I.. Pollmzkg Thfrfl lfnuf: .l. Slum-r, R. KI:-in, W. Glynn, ll. Wilkins C. l m'iulml4-z. R. lfrlnmmlsmig l 0llff!l Rnlv: ll. Hnsin, K. Kursl. W. Hliupirn. ll. Bok, W. Amle-rsmi: Fifth Row. li. Cross, li. Pla-illvr. l.. Kulwmun, li. llulu-sy, W. I.lllll0I'lllllIlQ Sixlli Row: S. Wllilnvy, ll. Alvln-smi, C. liilluyg Scrfcnlli Row: l'. Slllllll, li. Clnerin. li. l.m-rg lllllIJil'lllI'1fll1 W. llurm'H. lf. l7rn1rk1'l', .l. llunl-r, IC. Millvr. J. Sclnnnlm S. Billings, ll. lJunI'urnl. Nl. lla-rulul, li. Myron, K. Sulvif-, W. Burke-, S. Dunn, ll. 3lul.uin, li. ilillllllllll. lf. lluwull, J Gibson. .l. Nici.:-un, A. mln' lu P1-ia OI'gCHfl Lib Imfl lu lfiglll, l'lI'I'Sl Huw: Nl. ll'IIm1111'll. .l. lfuslun. ll, l'n.ul1-. ll. Wursil-ll: SUIVIIIII Rum: W. filimlwivli, l'. xVl'lgLlll Nl. Wnlsll. .l. Fll'1'1'I, fl. liolninsung 1'l:inlRunf: ,l. llull. li. llannlin. Nl. Ill-ll. ll. fJlIlIll4'l. .l. llyv. ll. S4-Immun, ll lfrisulig l unrl!z Rum: l . Fm-lm-v, W. Kinnurll, ll. lim-ml, ll. Sli-inkv, Nl. llc-l'lr1-111. .l. Yi-mxllli-isw: lfifllr Rum: ,I. llixlm-r .l. Wllilv, IJ. Flxlnr, W. 'l'ulIs'luml l'u,qc one liululrml jnrly-two Qofwell ALA This year the Powell Club has continued to distinguish itself as one of the most active clubs in the Commonwealth of Ames. The present lhircl year court, combining with the Scott Club, qualified in lust fall's competition anrl went on to win its quarter final argument in the spring against un excellent court from the Kent Club. This yeur murkefl our second semi-final argu- ment in three years. The thirfl year oralists were Tarver llountree anfl Philip Oilirien with Daniel Davison, Thomas llealy, Philip Jessup, Atherton Phleger, ,lay 'l'racey anfl llobert Smith of coun- sel on the brief. lfoumlecl in 1925, the Powell Club enjoys un enviable reeorcl, having won the Ames Compe- tition in 1938 anfl 1939 ancl losing only after having reached the finals in 1950. Continuing its traflition of a well-rounclecl membership from various sections of the country, this year's Club has high hopes for the present seeoncl unfl first year courts. With its annual banquet, smokers and informal gatherings, the Powell Club com- bines u spirit of fellowship with its recorcl of aehievement in the Ames Competition. .,-v---.N . Both for his excellent wit ancl his inspiration, the Club is cleeply inclebtefl to its sponsor, Pro- fessor Thomas Heed Powell. With his retirement from the faculty in 19419 the l.aw School suflerecl a great loss but the members of the .Powell Club are incleecl fortunate to have his continued assist- anee anfl to be able to rouncl out their legal eclu- cation with his reflections on judicial thought unfl insights into legal personalities of our time, us well as to enjoy u humour ancl wit unrivaled on the legal scene. Lefl In ltiggfll, l fl'.vl Kunz: Il. liumbrell. li. Smith. P. Jessup. ,I. 'l'ruem-yg Sl't'0IlIl Now: 5. We-sl. C. Ili-ym,.,,4,,,,. C. Wolf, J. Olive: Tlzirff Razr: .l. ll1II'll'l'- ll. lluker. lf. Iillisz lfolirlli Row: IC. lxamer. Nl. l rm-emlinan, li. Burnet: l!,,I,i,-. lurwl: 'l'. liounlr.-4-. Ii. Coulson, Nl. llayliss l'uge one lluurlrefl forty-llirce matterson Left lu lcigllf, lfirxl Row: Nl. l n:+I4'r lille-rkb, D. I'im-rue 1Fl1pm-1'vism',P, Prof. llarl, .l. Mm-ng:-r I'l'l'LlSlll'tfl'jQ Scronrl Row: I.. Banks, S. HK'lTkl'llIlilll, D. Sulln-rlzuul, P. Muzzcy, S. Nm-4-Iyg Tllirrl Rum: A. lioul, R. Nulmlm-, J, McAlpim-, Ullfllililllflflli l'. Pulullllm. li. llurlmurg, IP. Lzlnrlis, K. McGurry. li. xvilllillfll, A. N1-wmurk, B. Golclslvin. T. Rolwrls .mow-X CIW GMA lmfz In lfighl, l irxl Rum: M. I m'n'sla1l. li. II1-m-r. .l. l'1-rshingr. li. .l. Midmllc-lml, .l. Slllilllj Svrnrul Row: II. f:tll'l'lNlll, R. Hawkins, P. llurpm-r. F. Nlillm-r, J. Ilykcmu, P. TlllIl'IlUl'Q HlllIi1'flll'l'llZ ,I. Whilv. li. We-Ich. N. S:m1n1m'1'fm'lml. ll. Scull. lf. Tuck, li. Iivuns, S. Alla-n, A. Norxnzm, I.. Edge, A. Swcclsvl' 3 Page one lmnrlrcrl forly-foul' moot Left I0 Righl, lfirsl Row: G. I l-rn, H. Ilumvl, R. Carlson, J. Evans, A. l i11ln,-l'gg Sul'0ll.1I Row: IC. Collmorn, B. 'l'uwn- sl-nfl, J. ,lunl-s, ll. Islcislzlllmlllll. ,l. Slurk, P. Milla-r. ,l. Cill'llilll2lllQ T,ll.l'll Row: A. Illlllglilllll, P. Sllalfl-r. li. Uilmhs, ll. Gulllfarlv, fl. lillssl-ll, A. lmxuwilwkg l o11l'Il1 Row: li. Walls. R. Fisk. M. Kl'llIIllll'l'. J. Mvlnlosll. R. Gl'illl'1', B. Cl:-uslmg lfllpicllllwl: V. Slill'lillpIl'l', 'l'. Munll-I, IC. Bllrkc. ll. Krmlfl-Ill, li. Cuinl-, C. Wainwright, D. Wcury Cgcott Luft lu lfigllt, l irsl Rom: IP. Davison. 'l'. Ill-ally 1511114-l'visol'l. Prof. Sunil. .l. Grullun, 'l'. llllwm-III: S4.f.,,,,,1 Row: lj, XVl'ig.flll, M. lim-sl-I, li. 0llillgJ,'l'l'. IC. Ullllllllilll, R. Slfilllllllillll 7'lzil'll Knut P. 0'liril-n, M. Owvn, A. I,Illl'Q.El'l', W. BlilCklllll'll, W. Frucll: l nurlll Row: I.. Dillklelspilel, J. IIllI'lIil', C. Alcxumlvr. I,.. Biglnw, D, Cllllllll, 'l'. niI'llliIl2il1llIlQ Ullpfclllfclli P. LllllI!N'l'l, D. Cfll'lSllIilll l'u c one l1IlIIflI'Cfl 0l'l'-1116 a J Story lmfl In Right, lfirsl Row: A. Km-mlig, Prof. Scott, IC. Bilrllvll fI'rz-.-irlr-nli, ll. l m-ssumla-11 151-croluryjg Seronrl Row .l. I frlwurmls, C. Muplv, l.. 'l'lluycr, U. Mullonvy, 'l'. liugluiou, li. Wood, P. 'l'ulho!: Tllfrrl Row: C. Gregg, R. Spuyx J. Scanlan, ll. Parke-r. ,l. l ilzgLvralcl, R. 'l'ook1-rg I ourlh Rum: li. Mcl.urm-n. ,l. Iilliuoll. ,l. Grady, R. McKean, F We-1-ks, R. Soulhgula-3 I ifll1 Row: IC. Curr, H. W1-lash-r, D. Iiuruf. R. Larkin. C. Floofl: lfnpl'r'lur1'rl: R. Casey, J Kirkpatrick, R. W1-alllvrly, C. Dilmlnlu. 'I'. P1-urlmun, IC. Sullivan. G. Milla-r, Prof. llurl, Prof. Cllufcv Lafl C9-ZLOIZDQ FWF f ff - , xf-YZ? lo Riglll, l ir.sl Rom: R. ,Iona-s, IJ. l isIwr, M. WN:-ill, .l. Pulnn-rg SUVIIIHI Row: W. 'IW-itz, ,l. Shapiro, J. Swn-ll I . 'l'unk1-I l'ngv one llllllllllfll forly-six eremtalz Csynzitft The record of the J. Smith Club has been one of active and keen participation in the Ames competition. Pacing the Club this year is our Third Year court, which participated in the Semi-finals. Congratulations for the fine job done go to Phil Potter, Joe Cortese, Art Savage, Ted Horvath, Dick Mansfield, Bob Cook, Phil Crawford, and Bill Kelly. Our second and first year courts are keenly active in attempting to lay the groundwork for the goal that our semi-finalists have reached. Besides the Ames competition, most notable of the other Smith Club activities is the formal Spring Banquet which is always the occasion for having a distinguished guest address the Club. Two years ago, Justice Felix Frankfurter of the gil 1 X llnilcd States Supreme Court was our speaker, last year our guest was Judge Augustus ltland ol lllc Second Circuit. Club luncheons are had throughout the year and usually some member of either 'the Law School or University faculty is invited to present informal remarks on a subject of interest. After Ames arguments, there are often Club get-to- gethcrs for beer and general friendly discussion. Professor Henry Hart is active and helpful as the Club faculty adviser. Phil Potter holds the J. Smith presidency. As president he is also stu- dent supervisor of the first year club arguments. Other Club ollicers are Art Savage, Vice-Presi- dent, and Harvey Krieger, Secretary. r I I f 1' 3 A -.i Lcfl lu liiglir, f l'l'.'il Row: C. Butterworth, J. B osnan. ll. Cndlin, l. Kessler, H. Beckwith, l . Blllllllliilig, T. llorvalllg Seroml Row: L. Clark, A. Suvugif lVicc-Pr:-sidcnll. P- Pullvl' llJl'1'5llll'IIlJ. Prof. llurl, II. Krivtlt-r lSt'Cl't'llll'y,a J. Corn-sm-g Thirrl Raw: Il. Stullvr, ll. Calunl, W. Kelly, P. Crawford, ll. lJlIl'l1't', 'l'. Gotllin, J. Skollicld, B. Cedurbamn, A. Kon, J. Qninng l on.rll1 Row: W. Dorgun, P. Carlzke, R. Blatllcy. l.. Cohen, C. l.t-sscnco, W. Deutsch, R. Mansfield, lil. llurnack, M. Kraft, l . Sclmat-ffcr, S. McMillan: UllfllCllll'l'tlZ I . Brcnncman, K. Brcnncman, F. Clark, li. Cook, R. Falls, J. Fcflar, F. Coltlstcin, li. llcntlcrson, E. Masck, Al. Mnltlavin, R. llontg In Service: J. Scnncll Page one humlrerl forty-seven Webster fuly l.r'fl lu lfiglrl, l Irsl Rum: II. W1-inln-rg, M. Wvinsla-in. A. I.i4-lmwilz, S. Imvim- lSupvrvisurI, M. Clluyl, A. Arnolc Suvoml Noir: II. fllurfvlrl, P. ScI1iII', II. S2IllI'0l'lI, C. MIII1-rg Tlzirrl Raw: A. S1'Illll'II. C. Uunllwrg Unfzirlurcflz C Spalz. S. Nlurlwwilz, J. I c-inlu-rg, I.. ,IoImslon. IJ. Conlvy, C. Kiln-y, l..l,1up4-, I.. xV4'IXlIl1'l'g1'l', J. II:-rnsla-in, I7. Gilman D. I.uIn-now Ifwzllfiston l.afl lu Riglll, lfirsl Rom: IJ. Crulnlww-, N. AlIl'Illlilll. II. D.lI. I.SlIlN'l'VI5Hl'J, J. Wullvr, J. I.z1rsung Scronzl Raw: ' Nwhwulr, II. Ilucklm-y, ll. I.m'm-nz. II. l.uukI1url, II. Clark. D. Colm-ng Thirrl Row: 'I'. Mvyl-rs. Ii. I.yncI1. fl. Dixon, I ug:-Isnn, NI. Agurciu. W. IMI:-yg Fonrlll Rum: Ii. I71-ith-r, J. Kuniholm. II. Km-pg Ull1lil'IIII'l'!IZ A. I.illmun. If. Gurnmn I.. Iinsm-n, II. Nzllhun. IJ. D1-rr Page :nw IIIIJLIZHIII forty-eight 5. !lfWCM'I'Q4'L OGPEI' lltb lfoundcd in 1909 by Francis li. Sayre, the lidward Warren Club was reared under the guidance of its namesake. the late Professor lfidward H. l3ull', Warren. A Professor of l.aw at llarvard from 19044 until his retirement in 19113, The liulli' established a classroom repu- tation that is one of the most colorful traditions of the l.aw School. Despite the fear that Pro- fessor Vifarrcn inspit'cd in his classes. he is re- ported to have taken a friendly personal interest in the success of the Club and of its members. lluring this period, victories in the Ames com- petition were posted in 1926, 1929, l,930. and 19410. Among the now protninent former mem- bers is Dean lirwin Griswold, whose ollice prom- inently displays an lidward Warren Law Club shingle. After the war years, when activities were sus- pended, the group was reconstructed by some of its pre-war members, including Louis Tocpfcr. Professor Milton Katz guided the club during this period of reorganization. Vlfhen l,1'OfCSS01' Katz left llarvard, the Club leadership passed to l.ouis Toepfer, by then an Assistant llean. This year. the upper class courts decided to take under wing a second hrst year court. appropriately named for the li. Warren Club's adviser. Mr. 'l'oepfer. lt is hoped that this policy will be continued in future years. 1 . . 'lhc present members firmly believe ln 'the value of the Ames Competition and have sought to develop a winning spirit. The third year court has thus far advanced to the semi-finals of the competition. However. a club spirit that cuts across the organization of the different courts is also desired. Toward this end, an annual smoker each fall, which Professor llardee has addressed for two years, and luncheon meetings during the rest of the year have been planned. The presence of faculty members as guests on these occasions has provided an opportunity for the friendly interchange of ideas between the faculty and Club members. Left lo Rfgftl, Fir.-fl Ifllllfl .l. Loelunan. W. Norgren. .l. Werner. I.. 'l't'l'Pfl'l', li- l':lllN'l'. ll. l.ayenthal: Seeonzl Row: C. Barrett. lf. St'ltt'l', D. Claar, .l. Brown, lt. Coldston. .l. Kaplan. tl. llonmell: Tliirfl Rule: K. Bialkin, li. Markus, N. Yoflee, R. linger. M. Weinstein, F. Cohen: l'l0lll'l,l Row: ll. Adams, ll. Reigert. A. Johnson, A. London. ll. Vernong lfijlh Row: I . Loy, .l. Karns, C. Heed, A. lfckerz Sixlll Rule: R. Warshaw. l.. ltlantlerino, A. Gardner. IC. lfeingolmlg lflIlIfl'fll.l'U!lI li. Gibbs, W. Appfelbanm, li. Nlellngh, C. Hawkins Page one lmmlrefl forty-nine Wilson mb Left I0 Right, l irsl Row: R. Kcnnmly. I-I. O'Connor, E. Branrlvau, l . Plumlm, W. l'lual4'y: Sevonrl Row: R. Murphy C. Mealc-y. ll. lirnusl, C. Talley, W. Welclmg Third Row: R. Kelly, W. Lamle-rgun, J. Cruing Unpiclurcalz T. Fdxon .l. Cogun, F. Gurlvy. C. Davis, P. llcrmun, R. Drake, P. Larkin, J. Mcllonulml Ames-Cray Amory Bacon Burton Coke llonltl Douglas lflllon Ficlcl Page unc llllIl4fI'l'!l Hfly UNPICTURED AMES CLUBS lfreuml lfullcr Glaclslonc Glucck Crolius lluglmcs Lamlis Langrlcll Maclisoll Magrucler lllunsliclcl l'zu'sons Pilnoy Pollock liolncrls Souvcy 'lllllcy 'l'l1z1ycr Walls fimes MARSHALL CLUB Oralists: William A. Carroll Richard A. Myrcn On the Brief: Robert B. Hudson Rodney W. Loeb Stanley V. Ostrow Floyd Wilkins, Jr. 'l' Winner Competition, Oyilnalists JEREMIAH SMITH CLUB Oralists: Joseph R. Cortese Philip C. Potter, Jr. On the Brief: Robert P. Cook Phil N. Crawford Theodore J. Horvath William J. Kelly Richard E. Mansfield Arthur V. Savage .jqines Gompetition Cgiemi-Q7i'nal4'sts SCOTT-POWELL C Oralistsz Philip 0,Brien Tarver Rountree On the Brief: Daniel P. Davison Thomas P. Healy Philip C. Jessup, Jr. Atherton Phleger Robert W. Smith Jay W. Tracey, Jr. LUB E. WARREN CLUB Oralists: Brock Adams Saul Z. Cohen On the Brief: Jack Brown Robert A. Goldston Alvin Levin David H. Vernon Robert Warshaw Marvin W. Weinstein - Page one hululred fifty-one f iQ ' sif , 4 lr 4 X' I 'w Y' 1 X - R Aa fr 7 Q Ll-gi, I s Q-V' ,-uv... 1 1 N Q ill ..- . an i . I K --X, ,z W, in I ' -1 I i ,-Q I . CQUI of lfw ofcl Wvfcfv comelfz uf lkfs new come no gem lo gore. J Chaucer .J - CfOIlSflll'Il XCIAOI' of 0170 NIH Oflll Aint! cfeslroys the 1'nlen sr'ly unc! ffow of a nmn's cmfnmf splrfls, which I'QCl'C?ClfI'Ol7, unc! cfeffghl in, mere change of clclfvflg. mlll'I, was .qfkzpflclf Q. V in , Y 1 'IN q 0 I v if if ,. E 5 v ' ,Y fl ,,,-L ' xl!-s -...A ,f '4 4 ., Sf' L? S. , T 1 P.. ... - 5- A gp .M -fi 'fin QNQ fe A M' J , x -4 ' 5 ,, f w . fm .Af , 1 ff . .,.. V , wx 1 N x my V J 4 A , , x 4 . , x V ' . 'I 5l - A A Tiff - 'W 1. yew x WF- ' - 9 ., 1, W ,, Y . , ' ' , ,wr Q- . , A . . v - y. S', X' v Q Q ,, A 'W' xi K sf'f,- . If S . I ' 1 . . K . hw 503 1a 5- ' 'l ,p J A1 ., - 1 , 4' if ' . vi hw, im' ' fa 19 'E J if w ,, J 4 1 N K J. 'f Nm V' 0766 puffy. . . Aus grown rom IAQ pcfopfcfs hare! 11c1cfess1'l1'vs. kyzybflff KQPIWIIIIIIIA QOV0l'I.fQ,l0 1 J I in-Q, ' 'Win f EN Q -fa , If 'y ' 1 I 7 f'f9,i5 - -:,.g-xg 4 A Q, 5 - 2 1.4. . F ' 'Q 5 S i Y filw il s 'ifiwf ti , W. . .45 5 - 9: 1 -EZ 1 if 2-sig . Sw Jr Cqrganizations g,.,.-' ---- -- -... '.--- . Q '21- ' Q . I u 1 f j I E Q I A ' nb Ml f R -YF 1 E . S, - 'L , A, ' x Q 7 1 , f ' I O . ' u ' --all xiii 4 v Q- f 'v 5,411 Z Q Z f X , ,XX X' 1 is ff H ' 3. p YQ A. V57 Q10 f N Q: Sw A-n 55 A j x gal TUC! rc! olidw 001.0 'W As l'rolessor Karl l.lewellyn has remarked. the most obvious thing about the American stu- den-run law review is its impossibility. Surely students are not equipped to pass judgment upon the subjects to which they have been so recently introduced. 'l'he founders of the Harvard Law Review evidently did not agree, and their state- ment that Uwe are not without hopes that the Review may be serviceable to the profession at largei' seems modest today in the light of sixty- live years of increasing usefulness and regard. The oldest of the law school journals, the Review is serviceable to the profession, in at least two ways. l irst, its contributors evaluate, and to some extent, reshape contemporary legal thinking. l'iach year the Review brings to its eight thou- sand readers the writings of leading practitioners and professors upon a wide variety of subjects. Its student work also, occupying more than one third of each issue, provides detailed studies ol pa1'ticular points of law and creates lor the practicing lawyer a valuable source of author- ities and ideas. An annual student project of general interest is the careful analysis of the most important work of the Supreme Court in the preceding term. Another is the note tracing the recenl development of some critical area ol law. Second, the Review helps to produce outstand- ing members of the profession by providing its editors with valuable training in methods ol legal research, analysis, writing and editing. Typical of the painstaking nature of this training, which enables students to do thorough and accurate work in fields with which they have not been familiar, is the procedure in the Recent Case de- partment. To select cases warranting considera- tion, members of the Roard read all eases re- ported in the English language. lmfl lo lfigllf, l'irxI Role, Senlwl: R. Rorles. ll. Semmel, II. Thayer, V. llnghesg Seennrl Row, Serllefl: lt. lfields, W. liarnett. A. Gunther. K. Karsl. R. Warner, M. Richman, .l. liastham, W. Kaynorg Tllirvl Row, Sealed: tl. Miller, .-K. Nletloiul. S. Oswald, W. Kirby. S. Stern, R. Prescott, Nl. Ilerold, W. l.illand tPr1-sidentl, I . Sander. .l. tlonnd, R. Shapiro, Il. Stoller. .l. Kevorkian. .l. llandg l irsl Row: Slrmflingz ll. Wellington. l . Goldstein, ll. Wallace. I.. liarnes, M. Stolper, lf. llawkins, if. llawkins, R. Patton, l. Jacobsen, .l. Mclfivers, R. lfalls, R. Klein, ll. Merinoli, .l. llnpperg Serum! Rule, Smmling: R. liressler, R. Sher, W. Rodewald, li. Cross, ,I. llarner, D. Leonard, D. Abrams, R. Mile-noll. N. llorsen, R. llarrington, W. Matteson, J. Jones, W. Apfelhauin, C. Gregg, ll. itliddendorl, ll. Galant I'uge one lmlulrell sixty 4-f 3 L5 I After preliminary research has indicated that a particular case is worthy of comment, the editor assigned to cover the case does further extensive research. The initial draft of his comments is then carefully edited and revised by several other Board members, and is the subject of the gener- ous and helpful criticism of a faculty member. Yet the final product of this effort, one com- pleted Recent Case, occupies at most two pages in the printed issue. The same care is taken in pre- paring and editing the work of the other depart- ments. The Review, however, is more than a trade journal and a training device for its editors. lts pages have included papers on jurisprudence and scholarly articles on the law of foreign countries. Its editors prepare and distribute a booklet, A Uniform System of Citationf, which is widely used by other law journals and by practicing lawyers. One Review ofiicer administers a Legal Research and Writing Program, commonly ni. called thc Basement Law Reviewf' for the benc- fit of volunteer third year students. The Harvard Law Review of today is in no sense an impossibility Its preparation may require innumerable hours, and its reading may demand the closest attention, but as Professor Llewellyn went on to say, these characteristics mark the development of a fine craft tradition capable of enriching the legal profession. OFFICERS William T. Lifland ...,.......,. ....... P resident Matthew C. llerold, Jr. ..... Note Editor ,lohn J. Cound ,......,.,.... ........ N ote Editor Richmond Prescott .... ..,....... A rticles Editor William J. Kirby ......, ...,. B ook Review Editor rv Frank E. A. Sander ..... ...,..........,.. I reasurer Richard li. Shapiro ...... .,.,............ C ase Editor Samuel Stern .....,..... Developments Editor Herbert Stoller .,.. ......, I Jirector of Legal Research Program. Page one liumlred sixty-one joan! of Csjtucfent tgds:1'.sc21'.s l or over lflfl years. moot court work has been prominent at the llarvard Law School. About forty years ago, this activity was enriched by two developments. One was the organization of the Ames Competition and installation of the Com- monwealth of Ames as a jurisdictional setting for the litigation of student advocates and their law clubs. The other was the creation of the Board of Student Advisers to run the Ames Competi- tion or, as the faculty resolution ran, to encour- age nearly and intelligent use of the law library and also for rendering the law clubs eflicientf, Toclay, the Student Adviser is a member of a sixteen man team. llis brothers are other upper- elassmen who combine the benefits of moot court experience with scholastic rank immediately be- hind the editors of the l.aw lleview. Ilis rzzison rlietre has remained constant but the size. meth- ods, and scale of operations of his organization have expanded. Ile writes and revises the many cases argued by first and second year students. llc teaches first year students the fundamentals of legal research and brief writing. He admin- isters the running of hundreds of appellate argu- ments on various levels of competition. Perhaps the most important function per- formed by the Board is the one which justifies its title. that of instructing students in the tech- niques of appellate advocacy preliminary to re- ceiving his first ease record to be argued on appeal before student judges. The student rc- ceives a copy of the pamphlet l1lll'0IfllClI'0II lo ,ffrfvocacy which serves as his text in brief w1'it- ing and the preparation of appeals. Library tours explaining the use of research materials are conducted for him and thc Board movie 'cCase in Pointf, providing similar aid, is shown. The heart of Board instruction, however, is found in the series of individual conferences scheduled with first year students, followed by the individual brief conference. 'llhe end result is that a student just two months in law school turns out a surprisingly professional appellate brief and leaves his first argument a wiser and more lawyer-like apprentice. The process is 1'0- pcatcd with less intensity in the second semester of the first year. Some of the most personally valuable work done by Board members lies in the maintenance of the fund of Hctitious cases which students f ,.rl irsl Rule: W. llack tlfaenlly Asst. in charge of Ames flonipetillont I Iligi 1 , on p in l folbnrng Sernnrl Rurr: C. Oscar, ,I. Unllm-nIag1.,l. NlcNaIIy It ll ,lla j , mum f ll all I lmw: l . l.avm-Ile, S. Davis, A. I.atman. li. Pope, IC. ,lolmst Inge una llllllllfffl slmly-two argue. lntensive research is necessary to insure balanced and live issues, realistic facts, and a complexity commensurate with the abilities of the students who will argue the case. Revision every few years is automatic, aided by criticism from students and judges alike. Both instructional and research functions of the Board have been expanded in the administra- tion of a drafting competition for students in the second year. Here, the drafting problem has been substituted for the case on appeal. Students are afforded opportunities to prepare wills, stat- utes, contracts and the like within the competi- tive framework of the law club system. The law club process can be maintained only through attendance to a multitude of adminis- trativc tasks. From the issuance of the first set of facts to the making available of Board ma- terials and techniques to other law schools, the academic year offers no respite from this ad- ministrative detail which is an essential element of successful Board activity. The excellence of a Harvard legal training lies in the many challenges which it presents to the student. An important one is law club work. The Adviser can take, satisfaction as he sees neo- phyte lawyers 1'ise to the occasion and respond as their predecessors have done, knowing that he had no small part in maintaining the con- tinuity of a good thing. To oust him from the Commonwealth of Ames would be to create a dis- placed person, for the Board and its functions are truly peculiar to the Law School. But in his native habitat, the Adviser is a rare and ani- mated bird. Ask any advisee. ' Page one luuzrlrcrl sixty-three F CM'VCLI'd DLXAQQCL! Q3UfC?dU The Legal Aift Bureau, one ol the three so- eallecl honor groups. is the one which hrings the stucly ol law into the market plaee. lts legal work is tlone on the level of courtrooms. out- ol-eourt settlement hattles, anal lawyer-elient eon- lirlenees. lt is really a mutual aicl program, availahle hoth to the people of this vicinity who are too poor to go to a practicing attorney, anti to the stuclents in the l,aw School sn- to sit on the other sicle ol the eonlerenee tahle. ol course -Y- who rank seholastieally in the top ten per eent of their class. This swap of praetieal legal help lor praetieal legal experience seems to have pleaserl the par- ticipants to sueh an extent that the l3ureau's achievements are ol quite a high order. The trallie in eases amounts to more than 120011 year. Their hanclling has heen applautlerl hy loeal jurlges ancl opposing counsel as well as hy other memhers ol the har. eourt ollieers. law-enloree- ment authorities, soeial ageneies. religious groups, ancl satislierl clients. all ol whom show approval hy steering people to the llureauls floor. The Bureauls response, over the past few years. has heen to aclcl to its personnel, now 4-0, extencl operations through the summer, luring- ing in a hanrllul ol volunteers lor the purpose, and ereate the llarvarcl Voluntary Defenders, now running inclepenclently. to take eare of eriminal defense. As for the l.aw School ad- ministration, its reaetion is most notieeahle in its umvavering financial support in the laee of a hone-flry hurlget. lfxeept lor the ahsenee of wall-to-wall carpet- ing, leather sofa. ancl individual desks and swivel ehairs, the Hureauls quarters in Gannett llouse approximate those of a miclflle-sizerl law lirm. There is a reeeption room, stallefl hy the seeretary ancl administrative assistant, Mrs. lfsther l.. Cushman, where the elient registers, pays his retainer t25gt't, ancl is turnefl over to eounsel las the memhers refer to themselvest. Aeross the hall there are a eouple of small con- lerenee rooms. Une ol these may he the scene of l,efl In lfiglll. First lfntez ll. Caine, li. Jellerson. ll. Gainfrrt-lt. .l. Perlains. ll. ltr-.nI. I'. .Xtaeoinlu-r. IC. lflling Serulul Rom: tl. Markets. A. ketelnnn, Il. Kronleltl. M. O'tIonnell. ll. Ruskin. ll. llaggerly: Tliirzl Row: ,l. Barnett. .l. tlinn. S. W. Green. ll. Spayil. tl. Iran, ll. tire:-n. W. Persons: lfuurllr Hour: tl. lim-efl. ll. liriekson, She-thy. .l. lxarns. ll. lnhhs. M. Nllentlel. ll. tiolcllarhz l'1fIl: Row: lu. Ileller, li. hihhs. lu. lzisman, M. t.ma4lr, .l. lurk, A. l.on- tlon, ,I. Nliulrlletong IIlfPII'llll't'Il2 T. llellellinger. l,. Day, lf. llrm-Io-r, A. Ptohl, P. Shafer, ti. llnssell, tl. l innegan, S. lfox l'11gi' one ltllnrfrerl sixty-jultr a IllCltllJCl',S most trying and instructive moments as he gropes toward the skill of getting the facts and translating his advice into simple terms. Then there is a law library, stocked with Mass- achusetts reports, statutes, treatises, handy guides, and whatnot plus the scholarly output of some of the Bureau members - treatises and memoranda on recurrent problems, and a mod- ern legal index to the thousands of cases in the Bureau files. In all but a few respects, counsel goes about his business in just the way he would do if al- ready in a firm. One similarity is that there is a senior available for consultation. He is Mr. Edward J. LeCam of the Boston Legal Aid So- ciety, who also, as attorney of record, signs all the pleadings that go before the courts. One possible difference is that counsel gets his clients as they happen to walk in during one of his two weekly ollice hours. But from that moment, he is on his own, the case is his full responsibility, a procedure which sets this legal aid group apart from other student-manned groups, and makes its members so enthusiastic about the value of their expe1'ience. On the basis of their faet-find- ing and legal research, they can decide lor them- selves what course to follow. They can give advice, negotiate with attorneys, draw up docu- ments, or go into court. Also, like many firms, the Bureau specializes, not so much in fields of law but in whom it will take for its clients. The Bureau does not compete with the local bar, so counscl's lirst query is whether the p1'ospective client can afford to pay for legal services twhich is probably not so un- usual a beginning as the Bureau thinksj. The Bureau also demands that the end sought be socially desirable. In domestic relations cases, for example, before counsel can file his petition for a separate support order or a divorce, he must send his client to a social agency, which will investigate and report its opinion on whether the action is necessary. The Bureau, started informally in 1893 and organized as a charitable corporation in 1913, is the oldest student legal aid group still thriving. A long-standing member of the national network of legal aid associations, it is a past master and sturdy exponent of the belatedly-recognized prin- ciple that justice is for all. L ,nu Page one liumlrcrl sixty-fve aware! fjofuntary Qekncfers 'Alt is one of the unamiable ironies of the ad- ministration of criminal justice that while the federal and many state constitutions lguarantee' the 'right' to counsel, these constitutional pro- visions, unil recently, have been construed as at right the accused may enjoy only if he can afford to employ a lawyer. This statement by Pro- fessor Sheldon Clueck presents the reason for the existence of the l'larvard Voluntary Defenders, an ollicial law school organization and a mem- ber of the National Legal Aid Association. The purpose of the Defenders is to provide legal assistance to worthy and indigent persons ac- cused of crime. The Commonwealth of Massachusetts does not require that an accused be provided with counsel in less than capital cases. As a result, were it not for the linston Voluntary Defenders Committee and the llarvard Voluntary Defenders, indigent defendants would languish in jail awaiting trial, unable to talk to witnesses or gather evidence in their behalf, and able only to rely upon the sometimes not so gentle mercies of the Court and the District Attorney. The net result being that the penniless accused, overwhelmed by the judicial processes and oftimes inartieulate, finds himself in an inextricable position. Equal jus- tice under law', does not seem to be intended for him. The members of the group are second and third year men interested in the administration of criminal justice. Student Defenders make daily visits to the jails where they interview clients who have filled out cards requesting as- sistance. They then return to Gannett llouse where they type a report which includes the Commonwealth's accusations, the defendant's story, and the Counsel,s conclusions. This re- port is immediately forwarded to the Boston Voluntary Defenders Committee where it is read by their Chief Counsel, Wilbur C. llollings- worth, who notes his observations and interrog- atories which in turn are phoned back to flar- vard. Meanwhile if the defendant has asserted he is not guilty of the crime charged, his story is checked, the scene of the crime visited, and l.efl In lfighl, l irsI Rauf: ll, Weiss 454-eretaryt, A. Goldstein tljresidentl. li. Norris l'l'reasurerlg Secnnrl Row: li. xVllllttt'll, l. Kessler, .l. llenm-, M. Chayl, K. Perry, Tltirfl Row: li. Mcllugh. ll. Adams, R. llamlin, A. de la Pena, Ifnpirlnrerl: D. Sklar, ll. lfnekley, li. Coulson, ll. frCilll.N'l'tJ,', IC. Feingold, M. Forrestal, li. llammermzm, li. ,lt-linek, R. Kauffman, A. Kyman, W. Lynch, Il. Narllli, .l. Singman, N. Zuricr Page one lnuirlrefl sixty-six witnesses carefully questioned. lf the crime in- volves medical evidence the Defenderis Advisory Member, Dr. Robert Hamlin, is consulted. For example, in a recent homicide case Dr. Hamlinis analysis of the autopsy report dictated the type of investigation which would be made. All of the trial work is handled by the Boston Voluntary Defenders Committee composed of three members of the Massachusetts Bar. The Boston ofHce supervises much of the final work to be done on a case by student counsel since they are responsible for all litigation in the upper courts. Trial counsel will often ask student coun- sel to assist him at trial by taking notes and sug- gesting the scope of questioning specific wit- nesses. When an appeal is taken from the Superior Court to the Supreme Judicial Court student counsel will do much of the work on the briefs. Where an accused has not appeared in District Court he will be represented the1'e by a student defender. The District Court has jt1l'iSfllCli0l1 in all misdemeanors, in which case a full trial is , i,,, .... hold. 'lt is not uncommon for student counsel to return from the District Court with a finding of not guilty. In the case of felonies the District Court simply finds probable cause and binds a defendant over for the grand jury. ln this in- stance the student counsel can do little more than note the COIl1lll0llWBZ1ltll,S case against the de- fendant and cross-examine Commonwealth wit- nesses. It is seldom that the District Court will refuse to find probable cause. A special debt of gratitude is owed Dean Er- win N. Griswold and Wilbur G. Hollingsworth, Esq., for the interest and encouragement they have proffered in establishing the Defenders as an ollicial Law School organization and making possible a distinct opportunity for public service. With the continued assistance of the Courts, the District Attorneyis olhce, and the members of the Massachusetts Bar, the Harvard Voluntary Defenders will endeavor to give vigorous effect and to pay enduring tribute to the caveat of Judge Learned Hand that, If we are to keep our democracy, there must be one commandment: Thou shalt 11ot ration justicelv ' Page one hunrlrcrl sixty-.seven ClI'VCl4'C! ogdw School UQCZTLOOA Fortunately our photographer was on hand to record tsee opposile pagel the depths of desper- ation to which the co-editors had dropped shortly before the first deadline. The business and ad- vertising managers were out of the oliiee attempt- ing to sell subscriptions and advertisements, realizing that there was only one rope in the place. The secretary, being the kindhearted sort, cut the boys down. If she had not wielded the scissors, Hastings l-lallis reputation would have grown. ln the old days the basement of Hastings llall was merely a l'CpOSit0l'y for students' trunks, a home for an incinerator and a location for a boiler room. Today it is much more, owing to a complete renovation in the academic year 1950-51. Mr. Cox, the superintendent of Hast- ings, reigns supreme in his subterranean head- quarters. Among his tenants arc Assistant Dean Bevins and his Dormitory and ,Alumni Fund Ofliccs, the Alumni records ollice, the Law School Surplus Property Custodian, a branch oflice of the University Department ol Buildings and Grounds, the Harvard Law School l'ltll'L1lll. and even a classroom, Seminar 6. Not the least in this distinguished company stands the llarvard Law School Yearbook, comfortable in its ollice of bright fluorescent lights, pale g1'ccn walls and gray linoleum floor. This publication attempts to come off the presses at least two months before the usual school annual. This necessitates early deadlines -- for the engraver in December and the printer in February. To say the least, the preceding weeks are not spent studying, not when the in- teresting if unglamorous work must be done on the book. Perhaps a position on the Yearbook stall' does not directly lead to a high paying clerkship, but nothing in the Law School can quite equal the experiences to be gained from manning the hectic portrait line in the Court- F n t lmfl lv Rfiflll, f 1'I'-YI RUN!! li- J. Middleton, I. Markowitz. I . II1-rlwrim-li. li. l 1-ldman: Swvuurl Row: W. Km-nm-ily. A. lvcs, M. Kraflg lllllll'l'lllI'l'llZ D. Samir-1-son Page one hundrcrl sixty-eight room, selling ads, writing and proofreading copy, alphabetizing lists of 1500 students, past- ing pictures, laying out the dummy and selling Yearbooks. All this is done hy a stafl never numbering over eight - this year invaluably assisted by our cheerful secretary, Joan. There is something about publishing a Yearbook that lends itself to nocturnal pursuits. Most of the work seems to be accomplished between the hours ol eight p.m. and two a.1n. ln this particular case perhaps the tendency is fostered by the habit the Forum undcrlings have of swarming from their adjoin- ing oflicc into the ollice of the Yearbook and inonopolizing the chairs and telephones during the daylight hours. It might be added that the ollicc radio and the nearby coke machine seem to function better at night, and it is inconceivable that this book could be published without the aid and comfort of both. While speaking of aid, we must acknowledge our debt of gratitude for the assistance given the 1952 Harvard Law School Yearbook stall by all those students who must remain unnamed on this page, the Deans, Olhce, Phillips Brooks llouse and lastly those in the printing and publishing world with whom il has been our pleasure to deal. Page unc liumlrcrl sixty-nine C- CLTUCLTC! QLHGW QSHCAOO! C2?JO4'U4'll Stalesmen, writers. attorneys. and educators passed over thc platform of the llarvard liaw School Forum when. lor its sixth year, it pre- sented discussions on controversial questions ol the day to audiences composed ol University students, townspeople. and listeners to Station Wllllll. Continuing with its policy of supplementing classroom instruction, the Forum began the sea- son with the third hiennial School for Young l,awyers,,' coordinated hy James Ryder. This year twenty attorneys from New York and Bos- ton spoke at sixteen panel meetings on Columbus Hay in the Langdell lecture halls on such topics as 'L'l'he Lawyer in Politicsf' Trial Practice, and individual discussions of practice with large firms. and 6'Slarting on Your Ownf' Recogniz- ing the change in administrative policy, the Sehool also included a session on Women in the haw. conducted hy ,ludge jenny llarron of the Hoston lVlunicipal Court. Following this project, thc season proper opnned with A New Place for ,lapan. with Senator Owen Brewster as the featured speaker. Among the speakers on the next two forums were lfrwin O. Cilllllillll and Morris li. lfrnst, and Richard Rodgers and John Chapman discussing, respectively, 'sllow l ree ls the lJress?H and ls the Musical Comedy Replacing Serious Drama? lialer in the fall, the Mildle liast political situ- ation was aired. The spring series included a discussion of the forthcoming Presidential elec- tion and a forum presented in cooperation with Town llall Meeting of the Air. Another aspect ol Forum activity, Legal Pro- grams as a service to students here, was continued and the scope of subjects covered was broadened. Opening this special series was Dr. Richard l,efI In lfiglll, First Role: C. lfelherford, l,. llel Dnca. H. Myren, ll. Spiller. I . l.evyg SIWIIIIII Row: G. Meyers, l. Nlactlongall. V. Ilnghes. A. lfeker. li. Cold, G. Vardamis: Tllirzl Row: ,I. li. Metlimiis, S. Goodman, .l. Ryder. ll. Krieger. lt. Oppenheimer: l nurll1 Rauf: ll. Moore, ll, tio-enln-rg. ll. Silvers, ,l. Iterger: IllIlIfl'llll'1'lI, Iinurrl !llf'IIlfH'l'3Z It liltlltltllllll II Iloili I' lsllllllttltl Nl Ifonn I Vrill I t'uttenl'ig Il ll'n'n'n'k M llertv 9 Ro' ll, ll ., . . --Q ... ,. ,. . 1 , - V, 4. t ., t - - . r ...r 4. . tt, . .... N0 - Sklar: l'lI1IIf'flII'l'1l51111, llenrlters: lt. t.rotly, Xl. Lrystal, nt. lloldstein, li. Marshall. W. Welch. lt. llumherl. ll. Levitt. ,l. tlold, Il. tilaar, .l. Lockman. lt. tloldseheider, W. Parsley, S. llerman. lt. Wiley, lf. Nos:-nkrantz. I . tlil- man, Il. tfordon, lt. 5t'll1't'llllttll, J, Olive Page unc liumlrcfl Stflidllly Ford, Assistant Professor of Legal Medicine at the University, who spoke about his part in breaking,' three famous murder eases. Behind the scenes, in arranging a forum a coordinator is assigned to handle all the details incident to staging thc program. His is the re- sponsibility for all communications, receptions, and preparations almost from the time the idea for a forum is conceived to the time for thank-you notes to the speakers. The general business of the Forum is conducted by meetings of the Board and then meetings by the various com- mittees -- planning, preparations, and publicity, ---- to implement the decisions arrived at by the Board. Wholly run by students, the Forum, with a twenty-seven man Board of Directors and a stall of fifteen, started the year with a deficit, but through the various economy measures was able to maintain its high level of offerings and come through in good shape. An expanded publicity drive assured better coverage in the Metropolitan Boston press, and an enlarged mailing list helped improve the size of the audiences. as did the appointment of selling agents at the colleges in Cambridge. OFFICERS Fall, 1951 Richard A. Myren Pl'CSlillClIf llichard L. Gold .... Louis Del Duca Presulenl Isl Vice Presifleul llavid H. Spiller .......,......,..... 2lIfZ Vice Presirlenl Charles V. Retherford. Jr. ,............... Secretary Frederick A. Levy ..,.... ......,..,.. . .. Treasu1'e1' Spring, 1952 Louis Del Duca ....,........ ..r.. .... . . . PIYESISIICIII James E. Ryder Marlin J. Hertz .........,.... Sheldon M. Goodman .,.. Frederick A. Levy ...,... .. ISI Vice PI'l3SillCIIl . 2111, Vice l'1'esi1fe11l ., . Secretary TI'8!1SllfI'l?I' ...u-.,y Page one 11 u II rlrcrl Seventy-0116 CZTUGVJ QLHCZMP As the oldest law school newspaper in the United States. the Record occupies a unique posi- tion in student and alumni life. It is more than an informative weekly of what is happening around the school and in the legal field generally: the Record serves as a medium through which the students and alumni may, and do, voice their complaints, criticisms, suggestions and observa- tionsg its carefully considered editorials attempt to voice the feelings of the student body on a multitude of issues, its alumni notes keep grad- uates posted on the doings of many of their classmates: its features bring a welcome chuckle into the oflices of thousands of lawyers through- out the country. It is a tribute to the Record's success in these matters that its circulation has been steadily growing through the years, today, the weekly printing of the paper is distributed to over 6,000 subscribers. Putting out the paper is a job which entails hours of laborious toil. To students who must C9C!ZOO! LWQCOI' also struggle with a full law school curriculum, the task sometimes seems overwhelming. Never- theless, the Record has never missed an issue. A volunteer staff gathers the news of the week, and assembles in the ofiices high on the third floor of Austin each Friday afternoon, to put it in readable form. These hours are devoted to getting the copy written, re-written, copyread, and edited and to compiling a dummy', paper. To the casual observer, the scene is one of utter madness and confusion, but somehow the work is accomplished each week. The following Tuesday finds the Editorial Manager, Associate Editor and two members of the staff at the print shop, where they struggle with problems of space, typography and assorted difliculties until the paper is put to bed early in the evening. On Thursday mornings, when the Record is distributed to subscribers, one may observe scores of students flocking about the distribution Left lo Right, First Row: M. Barr tllditorial Mgizl, J. 'l'halhot'er tPrt-sidentl, A. Leibowitz tBnsiness Mgr.J: Second Row: M. Weinstein, D. Lnbell, W. Kennedy. D. Conley, Tllird Row: A. Ives, J- Llllwll- .l. Mant-llo, S. Hack, S. Golden, lfourllz Roux: L. Birnbaum, D. Sanderson. ,l. Sexton, A. Sennett, A. Slll'l'IllllllQ lfnpi1'Ilu'c4I: S. Auderieth. ll. Bernstein, A. Biener, li. Booth, M. Crystal. I.. lsleisher, M. Font-r. R. Kaplan. S. Katz. R. Marshall, C. Mac'l'ear. L. Nelson. l'. Si-hill, W. Schenrieh, N. Sehoenfeld, A. Siegel, .l- Singman. D. Sklar. R. Sultle, Carl Spatz Page one hunrlred seventy-two tables, where sit attractive young ladies fvery shrewd, these editorsj busily handing out papers. Thereafter, one may observe copies of the Rec- ord being carefully perused in the library, dur- ing dull portions of lectures, at lunch, between classes, in the locker rooms and their adjacent chambers, and elsewhere. As one editor has re- marked, coining an original phrase: At Har- vard, nearly everyone reads the Record. After each issue, a post-mortem is held in the Record oliices, where the editors criticize their latest effort. During these sessions, personal feelings are not spared and caustic comments fill the air. One might hear such remarks as, That was a brilliant feature, Danf, and the answer: Thank you, Joe. I thought your edi- torial showed distinct signs of greatness. Such self-revealing criticisms do much to insure a high level of performance among the editors and staff. tOne staff member who pointed out a typographical crror was, of course, dismissed on thc spot.j Among the interesting aspects of the Record's ' 'irml all md C uol Rt-1 mul publication each week, is the mail which comes in from alumni and faculty. The letters clearly indicate that the senders regard the Record as the chief liaison agent between themselves and the law school. Readers send in interesting cases to be written up in Sub Judicc, or anecdotes, for OIT The Record, or suggestions of graduates to be interviewed for the ever-popular Gallery fea- turc. Occasionally readers take issue with an editorial or suggest a topic for a future editorial. An important function of the Record is its presentation of articles of legal and related topics by leading teachers, alumni, and students. Ar- ticles by Professor Arthur Sutherland on 'gSmall Town Practicen and Professor David Watts on Land Conservation Problemsa' are typical of this activity. ln truth, it may be said that the student editors and staff of the Record have earned the gratitude of their classmates and alumni for the work they have done, and continue to do, to make the law school a more pleasant and interesting place to attend. Page one hnrulrczl Sctlcnly'-lllfcc CMS? QS3C!lOOl GO4TL47'll.ttQC2 of QLTJOAS JIOUSP The Law School Connnitlee was organized in 1909 to serve the needs of the students as well as serving as a link hetween the l,aw School and the University. The Coinnnltce has created several student organizations which have grown and lmeconie in- dependent and sell'-sustaining parts of tht- Law School. Such was the start of the Harvard Legal Aid Bureau which was initiated in .l9l3 lo pro- vide counsel for those who could not otherwise afford il, and more recently the Harvard Law School lforuni and the Yearbook. The Committee has had a very active and varied program this year. One of the services most appreciated by all the students is the student directory which is distributed early in the year. The Loan Lihrary which has been assisting stu- dents in the Law School since 1,913 dislrihuled more than two hundred and filly hooks to slu- dents who were in financial need. A Comhined Charities Drive was also sponsored by the Com- mittee. More than 353,000 was collected this year. A Blood llrive was also launched hy the Coin- initlcc. Always prominent among ilu- activities are the dances which the Law School Committee sponsors each term to fill a gap in the social life of the law students. This year a number of l.aw School Mixer Dances were In-ld. The Athletic Connnittee has heen conducting various tournaments which have included touch- foothall, handball, squash, and ping pong. Phillips Brooks House ollers to the Law School the use of its facilities. These include a weekly llnterlaininenl guide, and a Ticket Agency where tickets for Boston theatres and concert halls can he purchased. Ullicers ol' the Law School Committee for l950-1,951 included: Sidney Koss, Bl., l,I'CSIiIlCIIl Mary Margaret O'Conncll, 2l., Secretary Louis Del Duca, 3l., Treasurer Lcfl lo Riglil. l irsl Rom: S. Markowitz, C. Worstcll, I.. Del Dura. S. Ki-ss, R. Reid, I.. I lorm-nm-onrl, I . lfralicrg Svrnurl Itmr: ,I. rjltllllhlill, ti. Nlcyer, tl. Bona-y. ,I. tiarlinkcl. C. l 1-rnanmlm-1. ll. Selnnnan. W. Kelli-landg Tliiral Role: S. Ilollnlan, S. Wlnlncyg Ullpf1'lllr'1'Il1 Nl. 0'ffonn1-ll, M. liacknian. Y. lfldm-rkin, ,lr., lf. l riseh, 'I'. Pearllnan, F. Sm-ln'ee, A. Vance, tl. Yolglcnan l'age om' liunrlrczl xczienly-four ornuitory ouncz' The llormitory Council was organizcd when the ncw Craduatc Ccntcr was opcncd in 1050. Now in its sccond ycar, it can look hack with pride in its accomplishmcnts and tht- knowlcdgc that it has laid the foundation for cstahlishing a new tradition at the llarvard Law School. Thu first Dormitory Council succcssfully worked its way through thc uniquc problems that faced the rcsidcnts of thc ncw dormitorics. Conscicntious cflort and timc dcvotcd liy puhlic- spirited studcnts resulted in the recognition of the llormitory Council as an organization as vital as it was ncw. The prohlcms that faccd the sccond Council wcre not as acutc or prcssing as Ihosc solvcd hy thc old Council. Thorc was not thc nccd to gct rid of the now cxtinct two-womcn rulcf, Form and proccdurc wcrc alrcady cstahlishcd V V al- though thc ncw Council did changc its proccdurc to somc cxlcnl. lnstcad of having oach prohlcm prcsentcd to tht- full Council at rcgular mt-clings, the llcprcsontativcs turncd it ovcr to thc propcr committcc. The commiltcv dccidcd on a solution and hrought it lacforc thu administration. A full rcport was thcn madc to thc Council and only in cases of important prohlcms was tht- lull council consultcd. The Judicial Connnitlvc doalt with violations of pariclal rulcs and had tht- hcncfit of last ycar's guiding policy. As hcforv. violators rcmaincd anonymous. Thc Social Commiltcc organizcd its rcgular cvcry-olhvr-Saturday night danccs and planncd to havc livc music at a fcw of thcsc. ln addition, at lcast two soini-lormals wcrc called for in tho committcc's original plans. 'l'h0 351.00 activitics card admittcd thc studcnt to all of these functions. The llining llall and Grill Committcc and the liuilding and Grounds Commiltcc workcd to scc that lood and prico policics did not gct out of hand and to fulfill their purposc ol making litc morc plcasant in tht- Craduatc Ccntcr. Clcarly the sccond Dormitory Council has morc firmly cstahlishcd tht- Dormitory Council as a tradition at tho Harvard Law School. lmfl In Riglll. lfirsl Rom: I . llcrhcrich tSccrt-taryl, S. llotlicnlmcrg l,Vlt71 P1'l'S.l, S. l.t-xinc ll'rm-sidcntl. R. l'1-arson, t'I'rcus,l: Scroml Row: C. Romncll. S. Xvitl. J. Sin-thy, A. Nolmlc. ll. Pl-rskyg Tliirzl Noir: II. Krivgcr. ,I. Ulivv. C. llarpvr. S. Goodman. C. llarfl: UIllJl.I'fIll'1f!lZ ll. ftivlamcd, F. Oslrow. W. 'l'ictz. JN. Nt-wniark. .l. Cort:-sv. ll. Mintz, W. Watts Przgr' one lzunrlrcrl .wliclaty-firv CZMPCZTJ OEQW M788 The yearis activities of the lflarvard Law Wives were begun early in October by the traditional tea given by Mrs. Erwin N. Griswold for the wives of l.aw School students. Organized twenty- two years ago, Law Wives has served as a social unit, providing students' wives the opportunity of knowing each other and meeting together for varied programs, bridge, afnd special soeial events. ll has also afforded them the chance to know Mrs. Griswold, the club's sponsor, and other faculty wives interested in the group. During the past year the Wives met weekly. Une evening a month they gathered for a purely social meeting, a bridge and canasta party: at other meetings special programs we1'e scheduled to offer a variety of subjects, including Pro- fessor Scottis popular History of Harvard Law School, and discussions on art, music, travel. child psychology and current events. Out of a nucleus of interested wives, several small. specialized groups organized, which met apart from the regular weekly meetings - chorus and dramatic, bridge, and sewing groups. Both the choral and dramatic sections presented pro- grams for the entire club during the year. The sewing group had at its disposal the club's own sewing machine, which is circulated among the group. Though the purpose of the Club is primarily social, through the years of its existence it has also acquired a second function - it has become in part a service group. ljach year the Wives contribute help for a settlement house in South Bostong they are frequently asked to Htl job vacancies or help with charity projects in the connnunityg and they are often called upon to assist with activities in the Graduate Center, such as the weekly Coffee llour at which they regu- larly served this year as hostesses. Through the many activities afforded its mem- bers, llarvard Law Wives finds itself an active participant in the extra-curricular events of the Law Schoolg and certainly it fills a need strong- ly felt by most wives of law students - that of companionship and sociability with other wives while busy student-husbands ponder ovcr the law. EXECUTIVE BOARD l resiclcnl: Mrs. ,Iohn li. Cotter, Jr. Program Clzairmanz Mrs. Floyd Wilkins, Jr. Y'reaszu'er: Mrs. Emanuel Zimmer C0l'I'CSlJ0lIlffllt2' Seciyz Mrs. Arthur London Recorzling' Sce'y: Mrs. Herman l. Merinotf Hospilalily Clzairman: Mrs. Joseph M. Wells Social Cluzirnmns Mrs. Oliver Oldman Public lfelzzlions 0Mcer: Mrs. Joseph B. Carney T TS 0 4 is x i o 0 .-, 'x. 4 , 1 I . .Seulwlz Nlrs. lzrwin N. Griswold: Seconrl Row lmfl lo Righl: Mrs. l'illlt1llltt'l Zimmer. Mrs. llerman I. Me-rinolf, Mrs. a !' . ' ' john Caller, Jr. ll resident! , llurrl Row: Mrs. l'loyd Wilkins, Jr.. Mrs. ,lost-ph Wells. Mrs. Arthur l.ondon, Mrs. ,lost-ph Harney I'ugc one lumrlrwl severity-six f- k O 7QQ OU4' The Coffee Hour, a weekly informal gathering in Harkness Commons from 1:30 to 2:30, has since its inception in February 1951, gained an assured place in Law School activity. Starling oil' with the idea that an hour after lunch once a week wherein students would be served collee and listen to interesting speakers would be a good way for Law and Graduate students to know each other better, the founders readily Secured the cooperation of the administration from Vice-Dean Hall and Assistant Dean Bevins and the offer of fine coffee. The founding trio, Thomas W. Pearlman '52, Myles Backman '53, and Andrew P. Vance '52, decided that emphasis should be placed on securing speakers from 'thc University faculty on non-legal subjects so that non-Harvard graduates might have the oppor- tunity of meeting and knowing the distinguished Harvard faculty and, in the ease of the Law Faculty, of having law professors discourse in other fields. The first Coflee Hour was addressed by 'Pro- fessor W. Barton Leach in his capacity as Briga- dier General of the Air Force on the subject of Air Warfare in the Korean War. Since then, in- teresting speakers on varied subjects have been the order of the day. Some of the speakers last year were Professors Thornton Wilder, Archi- bald MacLeish, Warren A. Seavey, Crane Brin- ton, Bobert Chapman, Edwin O. Beischaeur. l.on L. Fuller, Walter Cropius, Kenneth Gal- breathg lidgar A. Mowren, editor of the Christian Science Monitor, and Hermione Cingold, British actress. Speakers in the fall of 1951 have in- cluded President James B. Conant, Professors Austin W. Scott, john K. Fairbank, Robert Amory, Boston Pops Conductor Arthur Fiedler. and Athletic Director Tom Bolles. Ollicers for the Fall Term were: Chairman: Thomas W. Pearlman ,52 Vice-Clzairrnen.: Andrew P. Vance '52 Howard li. Levitt ,52 TI'l30Sll.I'0l'2 Myles Backman '53 Sccrclary: Roberta Good ,53 Publicity: J. Edward Silvers ,52 Left Io Riglzl, l ir.sl Rum: T. Pearlman. R. Good. D. Silversg Sccnllfl Row: I'I. Leavitt. A. Yaneeg l 11piz'l11rcfl: M. Back- mun. lf. Burke, M. Conlor, C. Conponnas, N. Ilarris, ll. Sleinkc, F. Wylc, D. Zaretsky Page one hundred .seventy-seven CM'lCQI'y The Chancery Club began informally in the years before World War l as an eating club composed exclusively of law students. ln 1926 the Club was incorporated and in 1929 the present clubhouse at i557 Massachusetts Avenue was acquired. With the exception of the years between 194-2 and 1946 the clubhouse has served as a pleasant surrounding for those in search of a quiet cocktail, dinner or a spot for Saturday evening dancing. l rom the handful of members of the early ,l920's the Club has continued to expand until today the membership includes an optimum number ol 200 men from 47 colleges and 40 States. Throughout its growth club affairs have been administered entirely by a seven man Board of Governors elected yearly by the Club. The success of its ellorts is evidenced by the past payment ol all outstanding bonded indebtedness, the complete relurnishing ol the social rooms since World Wall' ll, and thc present program for the continuing accumulation of reserves to finance future building construction. i llue mainly to the cllorts of various com- mittee chairmen the past year has been a period of increased club activity with widespread mein- bership participation. Faculty smokers, post- game cocktail parties, and weekend dancing drew large crowds. The dining room under thc man- agement of our capable steward, Mr. Carolyn, has had its most successful season in club history. Behind the scenes the Budget and Dining Room committees worked tirelessly in the face ol rising costs and increased draft demands, while the athletic committee undertook an am- bitious sports program, so that all 'those inter- ested eould participate. Alumni news letters were initiated to tie older members more firmly lo the club. and a Graduate Board of Trustees was formed to assist in the supervision of club allairs. It has been through the combined efforts of all these groups that the club has been cn- surcd an expanding future. .s l 4 X. s. ' CLASS OF I952 Brockman Adams, William ll. Adkins, Philip ll. Angell, Curlfls AFOSHHIGIIH, Daniel A. Austin . . . C. Lamar Barnes, Robert W. Bjork, R. Bruce Bowen, C. Edward Brooking, JI' ---- DUUU C- Calllelvn- Ralpll F- Cameffm- William -A- Carroll, Frederick ll. Clark, Audley Clarke, Earl F. Colbofll, .lf-, .lflllll ll- Cotter. Jr., llvllvfl .l- CFOUY - - - James C. Dunne . . . Robert L. Edmondson, Everett B. Ellin, Dllllalll .l- l5VallS, lrlvnry Exall, Jr ---- Cllt1FleS F01'nanflCZ- Bertram ll. Fields ..., lolm M. Ccaghan, Richard L. C'-tlfl, James Gfafly- Ellgaf -l- Cfacft Jr ---- Charles T- Hall, Robert l-l. Hamlin, William J. llurtwig, Vester T. Hughes, -ll' ---- Ralph ll- .lCfl'0fS0ll - - - Arlwlil l- Kappel, .l0l1Il W. Kern, William M. Kinnaird, Questin I.. Kopp . . . Clll'SIe1' J. Later, lillltlffnc S- Leggett, Allan N- Llllman - - - Murray M. McCulloch. John Il. McEvers, Claude W. Mcl-CSlWY- RlCl111fll P- lVlClVl21ll0Il - - - Palll Y- Muwmber, Ronald Mandsley, William E. Meyer, Hilleary D. Moore, - . - William M. NiCll0lS . - - .l0l1Il M- Palmcf, Charles L- Palms, Jolm H. Perkins. Jr., Robert C. Porter . . . Robert C- Reid, Jr., Dixon R. Rich, Robert H. Rout . . . Thom- as J. Sammon, James W. Scanlon, Frank P. Sebrec, Richard E. Shapiro. Byron D. Sher . . . Harrison L. Thayer, ll, Robert ll. Tullis, Jr .... Coleman Volgenau . . . Harry L. Wallace, llerbert M. Weiss, Howard A. Weiss. CLASS OF I953 M. Bernard Aidinofl, William C. Anderson . . . Robert P. Bigelow, David T. Bryant, Edward J. Butler . . . Ralph ll. Cake, Jr., Joseph B. Carney, llarris Cohen, Richard Colasurd. William W. Crawford. Jolm A. Curtis . . . Syd- nor l. Davis, Peter dt-Roctth, Roger M. Doc-ring, Richard R. Fernald . . . Paul Cebhard, S. William Green, Robert J. Crimmig . . . Robert ll. Haggerty, Richard Harrington, Eugene l.. llenderson, Richard C. Hoffman, John F. llorty, lloward E. Ilouston . . . William F. Jetter. Jr., Arthur C. Johnson, J. Brooks Johnson, Jolm F. Joyce . . . Philip T. Kaplan, Kenneth L. Karst, Robert T. Kennedy, Robert D. Kilmarx, lvun V. Krno, Jolm Kuniholm . . . Thomas E. Leggat, Shepard C. Lowman . . . Robert J. McKean, Jr .... Robert E. Mansfield, Arthur J. May, Jr., Eugene C. Miller, Melbourne Miller, Richard A. Miller, Parker C. Montgomery, William C. Munroe, Jr .... Austin R. Noble . . . Charles A. O'Brien . . . Albert L. Rabb, Jr., Spencer ll. Raymond, Glenn B. Reed, John P. Reinartz . . . David Sanderson, Robert E. Scnghas, Jack M. Stark. James A. C. Stillman, William F. Swanson, Jr. . . . William E. Tarlow, Thomas M. Timlen . . . Robert V. P. Waterman, Charles M. Weeks, William E. Wiggin. Page one lznlulrerl seventy-nine CLASS OF I954 John M. Bixler, Derek Bok, George F. Boney, Harvey N. Bush . . . William Campbell, Willis V. Carpenter, Rich- ard E. Cherin, Brock Comcgys, John Conlan . . . Philip A. Davidson . . . John Edmonds . . . Robert L. Frantz, L. Robert Fullcm . . . Raymond N. Goldstein, Kernan Gorman, Richard A. Gray, Jr .... John A. F. Hall, Jr., Robert B. Hawkins, William J. Holbrook . . . John E. Kirkpatrick, Leonard Kolsky, Joel A. Kozol . . . Walter A. Lanlerman, Richard J. Larkin, Jr., Allan Lerner, Anthony Liebig, David H. Locke, Jay Lockman, Jon A. Lund . . . Daniel H. McKinney . . . Roger I.. Macllride, Jolm E. MucKenly, Paul J. Marin, Bayley F. Mason, Edwin C. Matthias, Jr., Stephen C. Miller . . . William Nichols ..., J cflrey O'Connell . . . Judson Parsons, Lynn Peterson, Noyes T. Powers . . . William Sawyer, Louis Scher, Paul R. Staley, Edward C. Stebbins . . . Joseph N. Thomas . . . Joseph Walsh, Charles Weiss, James Werner, James While, Herbert P. Wilkens, Robert W. Wright, Jr. Page one llllllllflfll eighty f :yr ar! Left to Right, First Row: W. Harlwig. C. Bruoking, Jr., R. Hamlin, IC. Li-ggi-Hg Second Row: D. Auslin, Jr., A. May, B. Adams BOARD OF GOVERNORS Chancellor .,....,., ....... ..,.. l 1 olaert H. Hamlin Vice-Chancellor .... ..,...... G . Edward Brooking, Jr. Secretary .. ..... Eugene S. Leggett T1'CilSlll'Cl' ..,.., ...,,.....,. ....,.. W i lliam J. Hartwig Alumni Secretary .,..... John R. Stearnsyf Daniel A. Austin lVlGIlllJC1' al Large .... ,..,.. B rockman Adams lVlemlmer at Large ..,..,. , Arthur J. May, Jrf fl livsiglwrl lo 1-nlvr lln- Arun-d l m'um Page one hundred eighty-one tqfiing Z9 enc Shortly after the end of Vlforld War' Il a need was felt at the llarvard Law School for an organi- zation which would provide opportunity for fellowship among students of all races and crecds. To that end the King's Bench was founded in February. 1911-7, and shortly thereafter incorpo- rated under the laws of Massachusetts. lts constitution read . . . nllesigned to secure and enjoy fellowship in a society dedicated to social and educational endeavors . . . founded on the principle of equality of all men without regard of race, color, or religious helieff, The clulr now provides a varied group of social events including dances, smokers, and luncheons. Speakers are invited from time to time lo discuss topics felt to he of interest to the memhers at large. lfaculty memhers have hcen gracious in attending many of the events and have contrihuted largely to the success of the discussion. This year the program has featured the King's Bench Series in Legal 'l':1ctics,' and has presented such speakers as Tax Commissioner Long, Pro- fessor W. Barton Leach, Professor lloliert Amory, and Professors Cavers and Field. The Legal Tactics series is designed to fill the gap in law school education which leaves the student without the know-how of dealing with clients and administrative ollicials. The social program included a llalloween Party, two formals and several informal dances as well as the weekly beer and card parties which provided a mid-week break in the law school grind. ln the spring term several picnics and out-door programs were planned and carried out. ln the past these were among the most suc- cessful of the events of the Kingis Bench social program and 1952 proved to he no exception. Along with the memories of Scott and Seavey, the class of ,52 will cary with them the fricncl- ships cemented over the glasses of beer at the King's Bench. Lcfl In lfiglil, Sclllcrl !la'.x'cr.'l1limr Cnunrill: ll. Dnrris, D. Wolf. R. Perslay, W. Persons, 5. Goodman. W. llatllaway, I . l,avelIe Page one lnnnlrcrl ciglzly-two llesigrucrl lo sc:-ure mul enjoy fellow- ship in Il socicly flerlicutvll Io social anrl vfllfmtionul crzzlcrwolxs . . . . .. I o11nrlc1l on Ille principle of equality of all men. without regard to moe, Color, or religious belief. Page one lumflrcrl eighty-three W. D . mco nn oczety For forty-four years Lincoln's lnn Society has exemplified its corporate purpose: the es- tablishing and maintenance of a place for social meetingsf, And today the functions and facilities of the lnn have grown to an extent that might well surprise its incorporators. l.incoln's lnn, now on Follen Street nuzzled between the Chris- tian Science Church and Mrs. llarringtonis apartment empire, provides dining room accom- odations for its two hundred and fifty members and jealously consumes the few hours each week that its men allocate to their social development. Each year the lnn has a Christmas Banquet, easily l'afIuire ale lianmie, to entertain and eulo- gize the Faculty as well as to celebrate the long- awaited holiday season. This party is immortal- ized by a guest-signed poster, many of which now decorate the lnn's walls. This year two formal dances, whose success depended on tim- ing consistent with the completion of the Ames argument, high-lighted the Societyis social sea- son. The Innis married couples often graced the club's bar and bridge tables in planned soirees throughout the year. But life on lfollen Street isn't all frivolity. This year, as in the past, the lnn entertained special and graduate foreign students at the Law School, and offered them honorary membershipg these men have contributed much to the Society's welt- being. To encourage the personal contact of the niembcrs with the l'rofessors, student-faculty luncheon groups were organized and occasional evening smokers were devoted to current legal, political, and religious problems of general in- terest. And the l.ibrary, besides containing a valuable collection of autographed pictures of Presidents and jurists, furnishes a volume of reading matter equalled only by the Root Room. Hut life on Follen Street isn't all intellectual, either. To avoid the traditional legal paunch, the membership demanded a rigorous athletic schedule designed for maximum exercise in mini- mum time. That this objective has been attained is well illustrated by the cvcr-lnanipulaled squash N, I ladder, the lnnis participation in lVIassachusclts Tournaments, and a11 undefeated football six. Life on Follen Street is far from athletic. The lnn is managed by ten competent men comprising the Board of Governors. Among the significant problems this year were: what shade of pastel paint for the oflice? what to do with Mrs. Har- rington's garbage? should Hbady Ellesmere's', cherished portrait hang in the main hall? But thc Board's enterprise was evidenced by the impress- ive fact that the lnn has been a successful busi- ness operation without the aid ol graduate mem- ber endowment. Nonetheless that bleak grey elapboard num- bered 4141 houses a hne bright spirit presumably handed down through the years. For many have found there a pleasant companionship and an atmosphere of relaxation, both important in modern legal education. lt is this spirit of con- genial conviviality which will maintain the So- ciety in the Law School community. OFFICERS President ...,.. ....,,,, ,I ohn R. Evans Vice President ..... ....... ,I ay W. Tracey, Jr. Secretary .,..,..,.. ..,.,..........,. A rthur V. Savage Treasurer .,.... Totton P. Helielhnger, II BOARD 01 GOVERNORS ,Lucius H. liiglow, Jr. Daniel P. Davison .lames K. Edwards Atherton lVl. ,Phleger Michael V. Forrestal Hugh N. Scott Page one limnlrcrl eighty-Hua Yanni:-I Amlams . . . Wallaw- I. Izlwr, Iimlwin I'. I3arnr'll. l.nuins ll. IIig1Inw,Jr.. 'Ilnnnas I'. Iiirniingliain . . . Iinln-rl Y CLASS OF l952 I I 1 Ilarswn-ll. Iiulwrl, S. Carlson, I.uuis A. Cux, Iiaynnnnl II. C oss . . . Jolin II. Ilallnn, Ilanim-I I'. Davison. Zalman 0. Ilavlin, I.ang11Inn IC. M. Ilay . . . Jolm P. I'Ii1SIlIilIlI, Jolm I.. I'IllSIUIIq .lr.. Arllnn' 5. Ifulu-r, Jann-s K. Iiilwarxls, Julm II. Ifvans. William NI. Ifvarls .... lwavpli M. Ifarla-y, 'I'lnnnas Il. Ifaxon. C. 'I'Ii4-fnlnrv I inm-gan, Ilarlly Iflm-iscliniann . . Jolm I . llallaglnrr, llavifl Il. liamlm-ll, I.:-igli Ii. llignillial, Cliarlvs N. G11-gg. Iiiuliarll A. Crf-vii, Jamvs N. liussis ..., Iolm Ilanrl. 'I'lnnna:- I'. Ilvaly. 'I'ull4-n I'. Ilmrflc-llinga-r. Il, Pm-I1-r S. llc-llm-r, I r1-mlm'iuk IJ. III-rln-ricll, Mall- In-w ll. lla-rulil, Jr.. Ili-nry II. Ilnrsvy, John II. Ilnppur . . . Philip C. Jussnp. Jr .... William A. Kaynnr. Slnarl IC. Ki-4-lrli-r. Anrlri-w If. K1-mlig, William J. Kirlny, Samui-I Il. King . . . William I.. I.iIIanaI . . . Car-I INI. Malimiy, Ifilwin A. Malloy, Slanlvy A. Nlarks, Malcolm McI.anu . . . Il. ,li-nkins Nlichlli-Ion, Ili-nry S. Aliillla-mlorl, Ilrian S. , . Mnrelncls ..., ' Xmlre- W. ll. N1-wlrnrg . . . Philip 0'I3ricn, Jr.. Mark I'. 0'Ns-ill ..., lnlm In-rsliiiig. Jr., Iinssvll R. .. null-, I'Ililii lf. Pullvly Jr., Ricllnmnrl I7i've-acnll . . . l'4-arsfni. Alln-rlun Al. I'Iil1-gm-r, Ilanif-I M. I'i1-rw-, Gurrlon I I' 5 A ' .- .V --. C- .- line-lu-rl . . . Arllnn' V. Savagu-, Nm-I NI. .'0I'Illll',1I1 Jr., Louis I . Sclialu-r, Walla-r J. W. IdIV1l RUIIIIIIIK, I.lll1hI ll. Nkinm-r, Ilanim-I I.. Skolvr, Iiicliarrl A. Solviv, Nicholas ll. S4nnnn'rIm-Irl. Holm:-rl V. Spaynl. Rnln-rl IVI. Spirv. Iiclwarll NI. Sullivan, Hug:-r II. Sullivan, Iiilwin S. S. Fumlm-rlanfl .... lay W. 'I'rac1'y. .lr .... Carroll I.. WilIlIWI'IglllI, Will- iam . Ward, Ilanim-I CI. Wm-ar , Riuliarfl B. We-list:-r, Ricliarnl I.. AVl'I1TlI,.IOH2lIIIllll I . Wln-lm-I. Knl11'i'l ll. WIIIIUIIISIIII, .I y lr., Iivnrglf- W. Wnll, Jr., Ilnln-rl Wmurl . . . Ilunalil J. Yalvs . . . Ali-xanflm-r M. Vagliano. Al1'Vllllll'l' Alilrii-I1 Ilavial XluK. Aluln-sun . . . Waynr- C. I CLASS OF I953 Iarnvll, Ifclwarml I.. Ili-nmliul, Nlillon C. lim-sm-I, Jr.. I.:-wis 'lf Ilonkvr, Ricllaril IJ. Ilravurnian, 'I'ln-ml4n'a- M. Ilnck, Gunrgm- N. linllinglun, Iffmlwarcl I . Iinrlu- ..., Iosu M. Cal- Innnn, William A. Cann-rim, Dunn W. flarlsmilli, Sannnel lf. Clapp, Iiolicrl Cnnlsmi . . . Slanlm-y Ii. Dickovvr, Jr., llc-rrivk A Ilralu- Ifrwin II. Drlnulu-r, Iiaymunml .l. Ilnrn, .lvrir II. Dykuma . . . 'I'lwnias I . Ifaglvtmi, Allan II. Iiukn-l'. 1 , . , I lw n Ifvanw r Ilnrlnn K I arIn-r Ilarl I s-wviimlvim, Jr., Alan Ii. I inl1crg. Irving I.. Fisk, II, Micliam-I X. I'I0l'I'l'5Illl, . y . ., .I .... . , , . ' - I I l nll1-r I vzm U Gallrrailli. ,lulin A. llarvi-y, Jr., Jolin I . Gm-rry, Rolwrl W. Gililxs, I nmll I7 lnnrll Iiulu xvilliam n. Gillii-nil. xval1i.mflf. Isl.-UQ... xvillaum' lc. Glynn. xvilliam lx. czmni, lla-nry 11. clam .... lame-s lf. im.-y, Rmlulpln- z -, I. C 1' s- ,' C zral ,. Ilawkins, Iiilwin P. Ilayllon, Jl'., J. Ilciil Ilunm-r. Jann-s A. P. Ilo- llnnil I lflwnil II1n1ll Illwi I mans, 'Ilnnnas Ii. ll. lluwarlli, SIUIIIIUII W. lInwv,JoI1n S, llowlaml, II, Arnold W. Ilunnvwm-Il, Jr., Rolnwl II. Ilunl- ' J III l0lI Alan I.. Ilyili- . . . Kingslvy A. Jarvis, Kola-rl A, Jr-Iini-k . . . Alla-n IC. Klinv, S. Im- Kolirman, 1.4-nrgv I. I xnl I: -' l'- . . Ianl II. I.amln-rl. Ilonalrl Lanrlis, William II. I,nvvII .... A lnysins II. illclfalw, Ilaf' I Kramer, Iinlnil II. Ku nm . 1 .fNIaImns-y, William Ii. Nlallm-sun, Gavin Xlille-r...'I'l1urp1' Neslmil. .lr., IC. Nvllilli-1'l. Julm .l, McNally, Dllllll 0 Pngv mn' !lllll1ll'l'lI vigllly-six CLASS OF l953 Continued Wvllinglon A. Nm-wmnllr. ,lamm's M. Norman . . . Jolm P. Olin, Rll'lllll'4l l.. Ollingm-r . . . Hula-rl lf. Palmmml, slimy IC. l's'rpa-r, ll'll0lllilS Cf. Poimlm-xii-r. limlgxar Nl. Pnpm-, Jr. . . . lluwarrl S. R4-ml. livnjamin 'l'. lilt'llllX'1l!4, .lr., llt'lll'y lf. llusin, l.llllI'l'llI'l' li. llusslxaull, Jr., ffllrisI0pll1'I' RlIHSK'll . . . Ilugli N. Svull, Paul fi. Sllllil'l', Jr., J. K4-llmn Y Q glllilll, Jr., llc-rlwrl A. Sll1'lllil', Jr.. Slllilfl Syminglmm . . . lclm-r l. 'l'lmrlu-r, Climon ll. 'l'ownsonrl. .lr.. limlwarml ll. 'ack . . . C:-1-il ll. Warnvr, Kula-rl S. W4-allu-rly, Jr., Slvpln-n K. xVt'Sl.lJlll1' W. Wivkllam, Clllll'll'S li. Wulf, Charlvs 0. Wriglll, Dlllllllllqlll' ll. Wyanl . . . Jamvs N. Zarlman. CLASS OF I954 bra-gory All-xamlvr. SllIllIl1'l Nl. Alla-n. Clara-m'4' 'l'. Asp . . . llavial llalwr, Rivllarnl J. liarncl, William V. Blacklmrn. I lranli Boas, William J. llri-umm, Jr., Jama-s 5. llrusilzlil. Clmrlvs R. nl'yIllt'S0ll, lc-lm-r A. llalor ..., lolm ll. Car- nallan. Cm-ul'g:v fllliIllllJ1'H, Damalnl S. Cohan. P. Craig ffmnlw, llugli l.. Carroon, D. Broward Craig . . . Cln-slr-r R. llavi:-1, Jr., l,l'lK'l' Dm-nlry. l,lwy4l W. Dinkm-lspin-l, ll. Slvwarl llmm, Jr ..., l.nyall ll. lC4lg1m-, limlwarul P. lffllis . . . flllll'lt'S ll. Flmvml. William l . l I'4't'll. Jr.. Mmmrm- ll. il'll'l'l'4llll2lll .... lulm li. Gibson, l.:-rmaral C. Corilmi. Ronald M. Gl'lllK'I' ..., lam:-H II. llariliw-, Philip li. 'llarpa-r. Jann-S ff. ll4'l1-Klllllll. Dawson C. llvrwn. SIIINIIVI llvar. Jr.. A. 5lll'l'lll1lll llill, Jr .... Amlru-w I.. Kaufman, Maximilian W- KUIIIPIICI' . . - WiIlSl0W M- l10Vl'j0y, JY., lf1llII'r'IlC1' D. uw-ll .... lam:-s R. Maclnlnsll, Riuliarml K. lN'lcLarcn. Pillll .l. Alillvr. .lulm A. Maori-, Cm-ol'go l, lNlulln-rn, Jr., havin P. lNlurplly, limlwaril U. Murray. Jr ..... lulm 'l', Norman, Jr., Amlrm-w li. Norman . . . ll. M. Owvn. Jr. . . . William ll. Painlm-r. lmwis G. Pnlluull. Rugm-r V. lillgll. .ll'-. R0lN'l'l l . Plvillvr, lVlivl1a4-l IC. Pulim-r .... l. Milflllllfl R4-1-sv, lll, ,lamvs M. Rus:-. Jr., Jnlm S. Ku4lg.uwl's . . . Anilrm- li. Sig1'ul'xu'y, liiuliarxl W. SUlllllg,L'illK'. Arm-liilmalwl C. Slll'llCl'l', Vinum-nl li. Slarzinga-r. linlwrl P. Slfilllllllll., Jr., liiclxarml ll. Hlrmlvl . . . Nlarrin ll. 'l'aylur . . . liiulmril . Van Dt'lIl'l'Il . . . Cvnrgzu' l.. Wrvrm. Alan ll. XVl'l,LXlll, Paul l.. Wright. .s-. lmjl In Riglil. l l'l'Sl Row: 'l'. lll'll.l'lllllQll'l', ll. J. Evans. .l. 'l'rav1:y, A. Savage-g Sworn! Row: J. lfmlwarmls, Al. l urrvslal. ll. Si-ull, A. Pllll'Q.L'l'l', l.. liigr-low. Jr.. ll. llavlsun Page une lmmlrcrl m'g11!y-seven he mernocratic Late in 191119, in a smoke-filled room at l.in- colnis lnn, tilteen students met to plan a Demo- cratic Club at llarvard Law School. The idea had grown from a bull session on the steps of l.angdell to a committee which had met one evening in Hastings and drafted a constitution. ln the spring of 1950 the embryo organization held its first elections and joined the ranks ol H.L.S. functions. ln the fall the local Republi- can machine screamed in anguish as Ward Seven was taken over by the Democratic Club of l'larvard Law School. On election day they found their traditional heavy plurality severely diminished and two new Democratic candidates sitting in the General Court. The spring of 1951 saw Governor Dever come to l'l.l,.S. as guest of the Democratic Club and the election of new ollicers to serve for the fall term. Robert S. Persky was elected President, Alan Goldstein, Vice President, lVlary 0iConnell and llowie l,evitt as Secretaries and Thad Rudzik as Treasurer. ln the lall of 1951 the new ollicers began to plan tht- program for the ensuing year. First en the list of projects was participation in the local elections. Alter investigation ol the politi- eal picture it was decided to work with the Cam- bridge Civic Association and their endorsed slate of candidates. The C.C.A., working for better government via the city-manager, Plan I2 form, eagerly ac- eepted the prollerred help and Bob Persky was appointed Precinct Captain of Precinct 1, Ward 6. The law Democrats were given a free hand in the registration, pre-election and election day activity in that area. Throughout the school year the club continued lo bring to the law school speakers who could aid in an understanding ol the American poli- tieal situation and strived to foster the aims of the Iilemocratic Party. lmfl In Riglll, l irxl Rum: Nl. Znrier, 'l'. lludzik, ll. S. Pvrslxy. X. Goldstein, ll. L+-villg Serum! Rum: .l. Olive, ,l. Sexton, li. Ile-mlm-rsun, C. llallin, ll. W4-issg Thiral Row: ll. Weil. M. liuekman Page unc hllfllllflllf eighty-cigllt Cgfae oliafsfv Qsicfiool geepubfican OI7'Mt7'M.tf00 The Ilarvarrl I.aw School Republican Com- mittee was Iormefl ln 19411 as a part of the Ilarvarrl Young Ilepublican Club. Its purpose is to represent the Republican viewpoint al the I,aw School ancl to implement student participa- tion in Republican politics on the local anrl national level. The Committee ollers its mem- bers a three-Iohl program of political action, political eclucation ancl social activity. The Committee participated in the .I95I, Cam- bridge City elections by helping organize Wa1l'cI 4, I,1'tEClIlCI fl- of Cambridge for the Cambridge Civic Association. Voters were canvassetl ancl the polls were mannecl on election flay. In con- junction with the Iularvarcl Young Republican Club, members of the Committee have Iiclpctl publish a pamphlet on the inequities of the 1950 I'ixcess Prohts Tax. During the year the Com- mittee brought to the Law School speakers of local aml national reputation to cliseuss political issues. IVIembers are kept inlormetl through the GOP Newsletter , which is sent to all llniversity Ilepublicans. A substantial part ol the Ilarvarcl Young Republican CIub's Iearlership is supplied by the Committee members. Jolm Ii. Ilarrington. ISI., is now Ijresiclent of the IIYIIC. Social activities of the Committee include cocktail parties anfl tlances with Republican Clubs of local womenis colleges. such as Rad- clille anfl Vifcllesley. Ollicers of the Ilarvarfl Law School Republi- can Committce for the acarlcmic year 1951-1952 included: Theotlore J. Ilorvath. 3I., Chairniang Charlotte IJ. Ilorwoofl. 2I.. Vice-Chairman: Vifarren Ileutsch, 3I,, Secretaryg Martin J. Cin- aflr, ISI.. anfl Joseph Il. Cortese. 3l,. members of the Ifxecutive Committee. lmfl In Iiiglfllf. l ir.vl Row: M. tlinaulr. tI. Ilorwootl. 'I'. Ilorvalh. W. II:-nlseh, J. Skollit-lil: Heroin! Row: tl. I'ooIe. I'. Iierkeley. lf. Pope. J. Ifaslon. 'I'. Ilowes. II. Ilarburgg Thiral Now: xt. Iieker, W. Grant. NI. Ili-II. V. llawkins, J. Siren-tg I'llIlll'l'flll'1'llZ I . Allen, NI. Ilayliss. J. tlorlese, J. Ilargrove. .I. Ilarrington. Il. Ilarrison. II. Ilartshorne. .Ir., ton I IXIIIIIIHIIII I Inn Ilmtitlui W Ioull W Nluult II Nlilltnlnf Ii, I t IIltIillllIllI I IIoity,W llt 4. ' 1 ..- . HIS ... I .'t.t1'- '. . . . .11 '. .. lt'lt'..'- .. Mower. J. lieitl. J. Reinarlz, I.. llossbaeh. J. Walter Page one llllllllffll eighl-v-nine aint Cgftomas 'llhe Saint 'l'homas More Society was organ- izecl early in ,lflflttl by a small group ol Catholic law sluclenls anxious to tlevelop an unclerstanfl- ing ol the layman's responsibilities as a member ol the legal profession. For their namesake anfl patron they selected a lawyer, l2tlglZltlfl,S Lorcl Chancellor 41529-1532t, who was canonizefl a saint in l,935. 'l'hrough the incluslry ol a few men, the Society has grown and llourishefl, until this year it has attainefl an active membership ol over one hunflrecl sturlents. The purpose ol the Society is to facilitate con- tinuefl religious eclucalion ol the person within the context ol a rigorous professional training. ln thc practice of Catholic beliel, in the exercise of the most essential virtues, and in the connnon encleavor ol learning how best to use the pro- fessional resourees being flevelopecl at llarvarcl, the Society seeks to accomplish its purpose. The scheclule of activities consists of the in- augural smoker, Communion breakfasts, lectures ore oclety and dances. Principal among these is the monthly Sunday Communion Breakfast, when the members attencl Mass anfl receive Holy Com- munion together. Mass is followetl by breakfast anfl a lecture by a prominent clergyman or lay- man on topics which combine legal anrl moral questions. Subjects have incluclecl flivorce, Cath- olic labor philosophy, separation of church and state, and international organization. Among the speakers have been the notctl philosopher, Jacques Maritain, Fr. Wlii. Kenealy, Sul., Dean ol ll.C. Law School, and l'lon. ,lohn J. Burns, former Massachusetts Superior Court Justice. The first talk this year, on Natural Lawf, was given by Father lslugh l-lalton, O.P. The Saint Thomas More Society has taken an active place among the many stuclenl organiza- tions. With continued energy ancl proviflence, it shoulcl increase in usefulness. for the orclering ol private anfl professional lives. Lefl lu Niglzl, First Row: A. Ptohl, B. Buckley, J. Palmer. K. NleNlagon, lf. Carr, tl. Aroseinena. l,. Plorenconrtg Serum! Num: .l. NlcNally. P. 'l'hnrl1er, W. Lynch, M. Sara. ill. Walsh, W. Kennt-1ly,,l. Dunne, tl. Palms, W. Cahill. ,I. 'l'rumlon: 7'lu'rfl lfout: l . l.avelle, lf. Sullivan. ll. llahn, ,l. livllgllilll, ll. l'lvans, ,l. Allen. .l. llelaney: l onrIf: Rule: ll. tlrimmig, ,l. Mcllonaltl, 'l'. Summon. ,I. Scanlon, ll. Larkin. .l- Walsh. 'l'. lllflltllttlllllllll lfiflli Row: ll. l.1lI'liiII. .l- Nlclman, lt. Nlurpluy, ,l. Grawlu, li. ltutlxikg Sixth Row: li. Xletlarry. fl. 'l'alley. lf. lliekmann. .l. 'l'liallioler. 'l'. I Ilanllm, t., lnpe. Alvlltlvllltttll Page one ltumlrerl ninety Southern The Southern Club at the Law School is pri- marily a social group. With a skeleton organiza- tion, it provides an opportunity for law students with common interests to indulge that trait which is characteristic of Southerners, getting to know one another. Meetings are generally built around guest speakers who may speak on any subject of their choice. The talks are usually followed by round table discussions in which the members partici- pate. Among the more prominent of these speakers have been Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black, Senator Estes Kefauver, Law School Pro- fessor, Mark Howe, and Harvard Government Professor, V. O. Key. One of the Club's activities which is last be- coming an annual affair is an exchange of parties with the Southern Club at Wellesley. Last year the Law School offered a cocktail party-dance for the Wellesley girls, and they responded with a fried chicken CllllllCl'. The Club has also ex- changed meeting invitations with the Southern Club at the Business School in order to share speakers and to get acquainted with members of that group. The centralization of the student body brought on by the Graduate Center has resulted in a noticeable increase in interest in the Clubis activities, as it has for other Law School organi- zations. It is hoped that this trend will continue in the future. Ollicers during the school year 1951-1952 have been, President, David Cambrellg Vice- President, Joseph Farleyg Secretary, Randolph Warnerg Treasurer, Edward I-lunvaldg Program Chairman, Tarver Rountreeg and Social Chair- ma11, Robert Reid. Left In Riglzl, First Row: J. Dalton, M. McCulloch, W. Ward, I. Maellongall, C. Boneyg Sei-and Row: C. Barnes, W. Ronntree, C. Warner. J. Farley, D. Gunrbrcll, E. l'lnnvald, l.. Booker, Third Row: R. Mann, R. Reid, A. Kline, R. Conerly, C. Harper, R. Weatherly, R. Prem, R. Shnlts, J. Crain, ll. Peters, I. Levy, V. llugln-s, F. Marlin, L. Lovell Page one lmnzlrerl ninety-one Crfacts and Cgigures E i lTc7iiE55l3 Y , 10 1' Q Nw W AKVARD ,ri 3 I Z2 X L E 11190 H 0 4 In ..Ni -1-Q., T YA- l I ...-. ' i3',-+2'Q1-.W - 1-.wvrx lln pf -X. v 4 3 1 ' HN' .4 V V x 18 'fx I I I 3 H ' ' ' 'A . an I - V T A L L A ----A-1,f,e.Qm-fl ' , I 1. .Mn ir , .,,...- 1,-ll rgncfex of j?cfvert4'sers BANKS, INVESTMENTS, INSURANCE PRINTERS, PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERS Brewer X Lord A,,, ,,,,4,,,,,,,,4,,,,, , ,,.,,,,.,,,,, 2 0 1 Boston Iiaw Book Co. .,...,4,.,. .,..,......,....... 1 . 205 Ellis Si Andrews , .. ,.,.,,..,. 201 Crimson Printing Co. .... .,,... . 197 Harvard Trust Company ,,,, 197 Harvard Book Store ...,.,.. .,,. .,.,.., ,..,.,., 2 0 1 State Street Trust Company ,,4, 205 Jahn S: Ollier Engraving Co. ,4., ,........,4......4. 2 23 Lawyers Cooperative Publishing Co. , ...., 211 BAR REVIEWS Little, Brown and Co. ....,... .......,..........,.,...... 2 09 Bussey, John W. ....... 213 Sanderson Bros., Printinlr , . .. 219 Dalton-Elcock ..,.. ,. 213 University Law Book Coin. . .. .,... 217 Forest C001 213 West Publishing Co. ....., 199 G t , A. B. ,. 213 Leixliigfrll. . ..,,... 203 VRUVISIONS Hawke's Market .. ,,.,.... 217 CHURCHES Harvard Wine Co. ,.,, ..,. . ,, 197 Christ Church .,.,.. ,,..,..r.....,....... 2 17 Sageis Market .i..t.i, ,....... 2 01 Harvard-Epworth Methodist ....,. . 217 King's Chapel .... .....,..... .....,.. 2 1 7 RESTAURANTS Temple Mishkon Tehla ,.,.. 217 Cafe A111815 ,.,.,. ..,.,... 2 13 Cafe Ararat .... ...,.... 2 09 CLOTHIERS Cathay House ,,.......... ..,.... . 217 CICHUWEIY '- -- 209 Chez Dreyfus ...,...,.,....,.... .... . 205 Gold Coast H 209 Harvard Donut Shoppe ...., .,.... , 197 Joe Keezerl 217 Harvard Sea Grille .... ..... ....,... 2 1 3 Student et .,...,,,.,,........,..... 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Hood Si Sons ..,................. . ........ 209 Shepard Pharmacy ,.,,,,. 205 Sarony, Inc. tPhotographersj ..... ...,.... 2 21 r-22222222220-2222:2:::::::22:----Of-'::::::--::::::::::::::::::::::::221 0 tl 4+ u 1' TI gf P AT R Q N IZ E 1 it it U ll 0 H 0 U R 1: II II ll Il ,, ADVERTISERS ,i ll ll II II , - 1952 YEARBOOK - gg l::::002:02::: ::22:::0:::::::::::2:O0'0':1::::: OOOO ::0::02:0:::::::::ll Page one hunrlrcrl ninety-four oo-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ--oo - ,soo - - v v voQo--ov v v v vos-- - 1 U I U U I I I I I I IN THE YEARS TO COME ,I AFTER GRADUATION I U U U U U U U U U U Retain your Membership ln If U I The cooP by paying 551.00 per year I I U I U U I Those of you who live in the vicinity I I of Cambridge will Hnd it convenient to II U U continue their shopping at The Coop, II U U 1 those who move to more distant II . . . II points may wish to purchase by lllilll :I U and also make a saving of their Patron- 'I I I I age Refunds. 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Grady, James W., Jr. Hand, John ' I'lartshorne, Robert D. Hendel, Myron H. Ilerman, Peter S. Ivan, Gabriel A. Ives, Alan B. Jessup, Philip C., Jr. Johnson, John B. Kaplan, Philip T. Kaynor, William A. Ketchum, Albert R. Later, Chester J. Lebovitz, Robert Loiaeono, Antoinette McCallum, Douglas W Malloy, Edwin A. Mansfield, Robert E. Mather, Walter S. Murdock, Brian S. Murray, Edward G., Jr. Naruk, Henry J. Nichols, William D. Page one hundred ninety-six Rome, Donald L. Russell, Christopher Scharf, Roy H. Schlosser, Mary E. Stark, Jack M. Tillman, Lisbon U. Trudon, John J. Wellington, Harry H. DELAWARE Bell. Max S., Jr. Evans, Elwyn, Jr. Horsey, Henry R. Kronfeld, Harvey S. Traccarella, Edmund A. Twilley, Joshua M. FLORIDA Apfelbaum, Walter A. Aronovitz, Alfred Bayliss, Malcolm B. Bittel, Jordan Boney, George F. Colborn, Earl F., Jr. Cooper, Charles J. Heuer, John R. Lovett, Laurence D. Lovett, William D. Mann, Robert T. Ridge, Samuel H. Scher, Frederick R. Seeburg, Noel M., Jr. Steinhardt, Irving GEORGIA Ellis, Edward P. Ferguson, John F. Gambrell, David H. Kline, Allen E. Pope, Edgar M., Jr. Wyant, Dominique H. IDAHO Davis, Ray J. ILLINOIS Andrews, Warren F. Baker, Wallace R. Barnes, John B. Blackburn, William V. Brill, David H., Jr. Buckley, Brian J. Carmell, Sherman M. Chapman, James P. Conlan, John B. Davis, Chester F., Jr. Doolittle, Jessie W. Ellin, Everett B. Ellis, Barbara W. Feitler, Robert Fenn, George K. Fordham, Laurence S. Gebhard, Patil G. Gemberling, Theodore Gibbs, Bud H. Gignilliat, Leigh R. Gleason, William F. Gold, Norman M. I-Ierrold, Lloyd W. Jacker, Norbert S. Jacobs, Robert S. Kamin, Howard P. Karns, John M., Jr. King, Clark C., Jr. Kirby, William J. Larkin, Richard W. Leonard, Edwin D. Lorenz, Hugo A. Lozowick, Arnold H. McGiffert, David E. Mansfield, Richard E. Markels, Charles R. Markus, Richard M. Melvoin, Hugo J. Moore, Hilleary D. Nichols, Herbert W. Owen, Honore M., Jr. Parsley, William D. Petersen, William O. Pierce, Daniel M. Pierson, Ira C. Pope, Charles E. Quinn, John H. Raymond, Spencer H. Robinson, Clarke C. Rosenberg, Harry B. Sammon, Thomas J. Satin, Howard S. Schauer, Louis F. Schlapik, Jerome L. Sevick, James J. Simon, Robert B. Spiller, David H. Stillman, Arthur M. Strodel, Richard H. Swain, Theodore M. Vishny, Seymour D. Werner, James B. Wright, Charles G. Wright, Robert W., Jr. Zartman, James N. Zeisler, Karl Zissman, Marshall L. INDIANA Berger, John R. Butler, Samuel C. Carney, Joseph B. Davidson, Philip A. Henderson, Eugene L. Lighthill, David P. Mantel, Thomas D. Mendler, Edward C. Miller, Eugene C., Jr. Netterville, Victor S. Rabb, Albert L., Jr. Retherford, Charles Rudzik, Thaddeus S. Stoner, Jolm D. Thomas, Joseph N. Titsworth, Thomas D. Wallace, Harry L. Wells, Joseph M. IOWA Brown, Jack E. Carr, Edwin J. Johnston, Lyman T., Jr McCoid, Allan I-I. Marron, John B. Mendenhall, John R. Meyer, William F. Samore, William Starzinger, Vincent E. 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Dolan, Joseph A. Dowd, Donald W. Downey, Maurice F. Dreben, Raya Eastham, John P. Easton, John L., Jr. Eckman, Arthur W. Ehrlich, Moses G. Eigner, Richard M. Ellis, William S. Erickson, Roy B., Jr. Evans, Donald J. Farrell, Patil H. Feinberg, Matthew D. Fernald, Richard R. Fessenden, Hart Fialkow, Frederic M. Finberg, Alan R. Finnegan, George T. Fitzgerald, James D. Florencourt, W. L. Fonseca, John Foster, Maxwell E. Fraher, Frances P. Fraser, Robert B. Freeman, Murray S. French, Ellis J. Fullerton, James C. Gaines, Leonard P. Gans, Burton T. Garvey, John A.. Jr. Genn, Edward L. Gillerman, Gerald Glynn, William E. Goldberg, Avram J. Goldberg, David B. Grant, William B. Gratton, James S. Gregg, Charles N., Jr. Guild, Henry Rice, Jr. Gurley, Franklin L. Hachadorian, Albert Harding, John M. Hathaway, William D. Hawkins, Edward J. Hawkins, Vernon M. Hayden, Edwin P. Healy, Thomas P. Heigham, James C. Henderson, Edith G. Herberg, Martin Hicks, Edward E. Hill, Adams S., Jr. ' Hoar, Samuel, Jr. Hoffman, Robert J. Homans, James A. P. Ilorwood, Charlotte P Houston, William M. Howe, Stephen W. Howes, Timothy J. Howland, John S. Hunnewell, Arnold W Hunt, Paul A. M. Jolmson, Arnold C. Kane, E. Leonard Kappel, Arnold I. Kassman, Herbert S. Katsenes, William A. Kiley, Cornelius J. Kilpatrick, John G. King, Samuel G. Kirk, John R. Klebenov, Eugene Kolsky, Leonard S. Page one hundred ninety-eight INDEX BY STATES Kozol, Joel A. Kramer, George P. Kuniholm, John G. Land, Stuart J. Landergan, Walter L. Lane-Reticker, Edward Larkin, Richard W. Larson, John E. Lavelle, Francis A. Leggat, Thomas E. Levin, Alvin L. Richard C. Levin, Lewis, Herbert D. Linehan. Joseph F. Littman, Allan N. Locke, David H. Lockhart, Harold W. Lombard, Richard S. Lyon, Clarence S. McKean, Robert J., Jr. MacKenty. John E. MacTear, Carolyn Mahoney, Daniel O. Mahony, Gael M. Malin, Donald F., Jr. Mallette, Louis I. Maple, Charles A. Marshall, Ruth I. Martin, John P. Masek, Edward J. Mason, Bayley F. Meranus, Leonard S. Metaxas, Nicholas L. Middendorf, Henry S. Miller, Patil J. Moffett, Warren C. Montgomery, Parker G. Mulhern, George I., Jr. Munroe, William C., Jr. Murphy, Arthur A. Murphy, Herbert F. Murphy, Richard T., Jr. Muzzey, Paul D. Myers, Wallace H. Nathan. Barbara J. Newcomb, Wellington A. Nicholson, Ronald A. Noble, Robert D. Noonan. James W. Noonan, John T. Charles A. Philip, Jr. O'Brien, O'Brien, 0'Connell, Jeffrey O'Reilly, Francis J., Jr. Orth, Paul W. Ouimet, Robert D. Parlin, George S.. Jr. Parritz, Harold Patten, Clyde G. Perkins, John H.. Jr. Pierce. Daniel M. Plumb, Frederick K. Pollock, Lewis G. Posel, Ramon L. Pratt, William II. Prescott, Richmond Proestopoulos, Sirius Rasnick, Marvin K. Reed, Howard S. Resnic, Burton S. Reynolds, Charles T. Roberts, Thomas L. Rodes, Robert E., Jr. Rodman, Allen Roessel, Theodore B. Ronan. John T. Russell, Thomas E. Ryan, James F. Ryder, James E. Saakvitne, Harald C. Salloway, Irving Sander, Frank E. A. Sanderson, David Sawyer, William C. Scanlan, James W. Schumb, Joseph G., Jr. Scott, Tully Seevak, Sheldon Sexton, John J., Jr. Shadle, Milo E. Sherman, Arthur Sidlauskas, Kazys Sigourney, Andre R. Silberstein, Norman R. Silk, Norman B. Skinner, Walter J. Smith, Arthur Smith, Kent B. Smith, Peirce B. Sommerfeld, Nicholas Southgate, Richard W. Sterns, Frederick S. Stevens, Charles L., Jr. Stillman, James A. Stone, Judah M. Street, John B., Jr. Sullivan, Edward M. Sykes, Bernard G. Tager, William S. Tarlow, William E. Tate, Frederick G. Thannhauser, Julius Thayer, Lucius H., II Thompson, Kent L. Tuck, Edward H. Urhano, Lawrence B. Valyo, Bernard P. Vernon, David H. Waldron. Robert J. Wall, Richard M. Wallace, Paul A.. Jr. Walsh, Marjorie A. Warshaw, Robert S. Webster, Richard B. Weil, Russell T. Weiss, Howard A. Weissfeld, Joachim A. Welch, Richard L. Welch, William II. West, Stephen K. Wiggin, William E. Wiley, Richard A. Wilkins, Herbert P. Williams, James C. Wise, Robert L. Wolf, David Wolf, George W., Jr. Wrenn, George L. Wyle, Fred Yates, Donald J. Zimmerman, Robert M. MICHIGAN Alspector, Jack I. Areeda, Phillip E. Brenneman, Frederica Cavanaugh, ,James J. Dykema, Jere H. Elliott, Philip C. Gardner, Patil T. Ginn, James M. Globcnsky, Jolm L. Greenblatt, Murray P. Guttentag, Joseph H. Hack, Samuel L. Healy, Thomas P. Kennedy, William P. Langill, Ross A. Marshall, George H. Meyer George II. Miller, Stephen C. Palms, Charles L. Reid, .Iasper B., Jr. Roumcll, George T., Jr Ruskin, Herbert B. Thurber, Peter P. MINNESOTA Bye, James E. Cohen, Jess B. Deinard, Ethan C. Frisch, Charles J. Graving, Richard J. Gross, Bert M. Heffelfinger, Totton Humbert, Richard B. Jones, John W. Ladd, Stephen L. McDonald, John C. Matthias, Edwin C., Jr Newell, Roger D. Olin, John P. Palmer, Jolm M. Pearson, Russell R. Slen, Rolf O. Solvie, Alfred R. Spencer, Archibald C. Tankel, Frederic B. Tofteland, Walter A. MISSISSIPPI Menger, James M., Jr. Rowe, Gordon H., Jr. MISSOURI Chasnotl, Jules Dalton, Jolm ll. Eagleton, Thomas F. I I L nooooooooooe 3YE S For seventy-three years, West Reporters, con- stituting the National Reporter System have been nationally famous for outstanding . . ACCURACY- PROMPTNESS and ECONOMY in Legal Case Reporting There is a West Reporter for your State offering you many practice advantages. Complete details concerning the Reporter for your State will be furnished on request. You incur no obligation. WEST PUBLISHING CO. ST. PAUL 2, MINN. : : : coooz : : : : : : : :oocooQQQ,Qggeeoooooeoooooooeoooooooo Qcgoooo Page one luuulrcrl I ly -0QoooooQooeooqoooocooeoooooooooooQoooooqooooooooooooo Fernandez, Charles Harrington, Richard Hirschfield, Robert S. McEvers, John H. Piedimonte, William A. Poindexter, Thomas C. Quigley, James C. Sebree, Frank P. Sbands, Courtney, Jr. Sher, Byron D. Spitzer, Robert S. Weatherly, Robert S. Weismantel, William L. Young, Nanwy J. MONTANA Cladouhos, Harry W. Clark, Homer H., Jr. Hargrove, John O. Johnson, James B. McGarvey, Dale L. NEBRASKA Miller, Grant L., Ill Scheurich, William A. Spire, Robert M. Wall, Benjamin M. NEVADA Barnett, Wayne G. Bowen, Robert B. Reed, Edward C. Whitney, Scott C. NEW HAMPSHIRE Baker, Eugene R. Barbeau, David H. Branch, Bertram C. Clark, Louisa ll. llamblett, David C. Harris, James T. Lefebvre, Clifford McLane, Malcolm Soule, Lewis F. NEW JERSEY Aron, Harris Barns, David N. Baylinson, Roy S. Boas, Frank Braverman, Richard D. Bresslcr, Bernard Burke, William W. Caliri, David J. Campbell, William H. Cherin, Richard E. Conrad, David W. Cracas, Ronald J. Desipio, George E. Diamond, Milton Drake, Herrick Dwyer, Arthur C. Edge, Loyall H. Feinberg, Richard J. Fox, Ilerman J. Friedman, Martin M. Page two hunrlrerl Fullcm, Lawrence R. Garber, Dorothea Garth, Leonard I. Ceaney, John F., Jr. Gerry, John F. Gbee, Peper H. Giordano, Gerard, Jr. Green, Richard A. Greenwald, Dennis H. Gussis, James M. Hagoort, Nicholas H. Hall, Charles T. Hallgring, Robert W. Harrison, S. David Haynes, Edward C., Jr. Henkofl, Isaac Hoagland, Alexander C. Hofe, George D., Jr. Howarth, Thomas R. ll. Hun, Stewart M. lmbriani, Michael R. Kahn, John M. Kaplinsky, Daniel Kaufman, Andrew L. Keebler, Stuart E. Kelly, Robert A. Klein, Herbert C. Kreitzberg, Benjamin I. Kroner, Robert B. Lambert, Paul C. Landau, David Landis, Donald M. Lennan, John R. Lifland, William T. Litwin, Gordon N. Luongo, Anthony Mclntosh, James R. McLaren, Richard K. Mann, Stanley J. Markowitz, lrwin S. Melamed, David J. Meyers, Tedson J. Mintz, Donald H. Norris, Richard A. Persky, Robert S. Reese, James M., III Ruckert, Ernest H. Sarokin, Haddon L. Savage, Arthur V. Schapiro, William l. Schechner, David Schuman, Harold A. Semmel, Herbert Skoler, Daniel L. Stranahan, Robert P. Sunderland, Edwin S. Swatland, Judith Timlen, Thomas M. Townsend, Clinton B. Walter, John G. Westling, William P. Witt, Sheldon N. NEW MEXICO Arnall, Dwight L. Muldavin, Michael S. INDEX BY STATES NEW YORK Abrams, David Adelman, Robert M. Adler, Lawrence H. Aibel, Howard J. Andrews, T. Paync Arnold, Alvin L. Asp, Clarence T. Auderieth, Steven Baldi, Patil L. Barker, Charles S. Barovick, Richard L. Barr, Martin L. Barrett, Clark A. Bator, Peter A. Bauer, Peter A. Becker, Joseph D. Benedict, Edward L. Benedict, Williston R. Bennet, Philip E. Benson, Robert N. Berger, Morton N. Bernstein, Bernard Bernstein, John T. Bialkin, Kenneth J. Biener, Alvin N. Birnbaum, Leon Bjork, Robert W. Blackwell, Robert J. Blasberg, Arthur, Jr. Bloom, Robert A. Blumberg, Frederick Boal, Arthur M., Jr. Booth, Edgar I-I. Bowne, Frederic M. Brennan, William J. Brody, Sonia Brosnan, James S. Brown, David D., Ill Buehler, Howard P. Busner, Philip H. Cahill, William T. Calhoun. Jose M. Cameron, William A. Campton, Peter Carswell, Robert Cerutti, Dino L. Chayt, Maurice Cherney, Edwa1'd Chester, Eugene Childs, Theodore Q. Chinman, Richard A. Ciaccio, Arnold F. Clark, Frederick H. Clurfeld, Hyman Cohen, Julian A. Cohen, Lawrence A. Cohen, Saul Z. Corroou, Hugh L. Cotter, Jolm R., Jl'. Coulson, Robert Coupounas, George D. Cowan, Lewis R. Craig, Douglas B. Crystal, Milton J. Daly, Julian Darrell, Norris W. Davison, Daniel P. Daw, Harold De Franco, Joseph Deutsch, Warren M. Devereux, Anthony Q. Devlin, Arthur E. Dibble, Charles G. DiLucia, Gilbert A. Doering, Rogers M. Doniger, Alan F. Dornbush, Darwin C. Dorris, Howard S. Dorsen, Norman Douvres, Nicholas W. Drabkin, Murray Drucker, George W. Dunne, James C. Ecker, Allan B. Ecker, Arthur S. Edmonds, John T. Edwinn, Eugene P. Eisman, Elliott H. Elderkin, Vernon Ellner, Richard N. Embry, William E. Evarts, William M., Jr. Fagelson, Frederick Farber, Barton E. Farber, Burton K. Farber, Seymour Feinberg, Jerome E. Feinberg, Robert Feinsinger, Richard ll Feldman, Eugene Fisher, Donald A. Fisk, lrving L., II Fleisher, Lawrence Flood, Charles B. Foley, William E. Foner, Mathew Forrestal, Michael V. Fox, Sanford J. Frank, Harvey Frank, Herman Stephen Frankel, Benjamin H. Frech, William F., Jr. Freedman, Monroe ll. Fuller, Robert F. Furlh, Warren W. Gabler, James D. Galant, Herbert L. Gardner, Arnold B. Garfinkel, Jerome Gerard, Egon R. Gerber, Jerry I. Gilbert, William H. Ginsberg, Lambert L. Goidel, Warren M. Gold, Jack L. Golden, Robert D. Goldscheider, Robert Goldstein, Alvin H. Goldstein, Bernard L. Goldston, Robert A. Goodman, Sheldon M. Gordon, Burton Gorman. Kernan F. Green, Donald H. Green, Joel J. Green, Sedwick W. Greenberg, Allen Greenberg, Joel Selig Greenstein, Kenneth l. Grill, Frederick B. Grimmig. Robert J. Guinan, James J., Jr. Gunther, Gerald Hack, William S. Haggerty, Robert H. Hahn, George A. Handros, Robert L. Hanifin, Thomas J. Hannigan, Edward P. Hartf, Charles H. Harris, George l. Harrison, Irwin J. Hartnick, Alan J. Hawkins, Charles F. Heckelman, Saul Heller, Edwin Heller, Peter S. Herman, Stanley Herold, Matthew G. Hershey, Natltan Hertz, Martin J. Ilickmann, Charles A. Hirsch, Kennard N. Hoffman, Sheldon Hofstadter, Judith Holbrook, William J. Holmbraker, Bernard lannucci, Salvatore J. Jefferson, Ralph ll. Jetter, William F., Jr. Johnson, Edward I.. Kanarek, Herbert K. Kaplan, Alan H. Kaplan. .lolm Kaplan, Louis M. Kaplan, Richard S. Karasik, Richard S. Karassik, lrwin R. Katz, Melvin Katz, Saul S. Kaufmann, llenry M. Kaye, Jerome R. Kaye, Lloyd S. Keep, Charles R., Jr. Kempner, Maximilian W Kennedy, Robert T. Kess, Sidney Kessler, lrving L. Kilmarx, Robert D. Klein, Stephen A. Kline, Herbert A. Knauth, Christopher Kofller, Alfred S. Koneeky, Ronald Kopp, Quentin L. 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Rubin, Gerald Sack, Edward J. Saideman, Sanford Sanford, Donald E., Jr. Schectman, Ruth B. Schein, Harvey L. Schessel, Eve G. Schiff, Peter H. Schiffer, Stephen G. Schlesinger, Peter .l. Schlossberg, Morton J. Schneider, Alfred R. Schoenfeld. Norman P. Scott, Wellington F. ' Sennett, Albert H. Shanley, Donald J. Shelby, Jerome Sheppard, John B. Sheresky, Norman M. Siegel, Arne Siegel, Richard M. Silvers, Joseph D. Silverstein. Leo Simon, Tobias Sincoff, Milton G. Sklar, Daniel M. Smith, J. Kellum, Jr. Somers. Jolm C. Sonn, Carl L. R. Sonnenfeld. Fred I. Sparrow, Edward G., Jr. Spatz, Curl A. Spaulding, Robel'I M. Spinner, Bernard R. Staley, Patil R. two INDEX BY STATES Stearns, Conrad E. Stebbins, Edward C. Stein, Israel A. Steinke, Herbert A., Jr. Stephens, John M. Sterling, Benjamin J. Stier, Jude L. Stock, Richard H. Stolper, Max A. Striphas, Peter G. Sullivan, Roger H. Sutherland, Donald, Jr. Swanson, Howard P. Swett, John E. Swiedler. Ernest Talbot, Peter Tartasky, Jerome Teitz, Walter I. Toohy, William J. Towell, Sydney G. Trachtenberg. Mark D. Tullis, Robert H., Jr. Turner, E. Deane linger, Ronald L. Vagliano, Alexander M. Verschleiser, Jack Vigoda, Johanan H. Vincent, Robert V. Volgenau. Coleman Wainwright, Carroll L. Wallach, Richard W. Walsh, Joseph M. Weinberg, Herschel M. Weinberger, Leonard A. Weinstein, Murray E. Weintraub, Russell J. Weiss, William L. White, James N. Wilkie, Alexander C. Wilson, Harold S. Winnick, Elliott Wright, Alan H. Zalel. Melvin J. Zarctsky. David B. Zimmer, Emanuel NORTH CAROLINA Dixon, Charles D. Polier, Arthur OHIO Alexander, Gregory G. Allen, Samuel M. Barnett. Jolm W. Bentz, Warren W. Bissell, Robert K. Boesel, Milton C., Jr. Bond, William A. Brenneman, Russell L. Brown, Charles E. Busenberg, James R. Cameron, Dean C. Chatleayne, William R. Chimples, George Cinadr, Marlin J., Jr. Clark, Clarence K. Colasurd, A. Richard Coolidge, H. Calvin Cope, Leland H. Cortese, Joseph R. Crabtree, David E. Donohoe, Carter H. Durfee, Don H. Dnrn, Raymond J. Elsoffer, Malcolm S. Falls, Raymond L. Foley, Kenneth E. Galbraith, Evan G. Gordon, Charles L. Graef, Edgar J., Jr. Haley, James F. Hamlin, Robert H. Harvey. Francis B. V. Hauser, Gustave Hawkins, Charles Herberich, Frederick Hoffman, Richard C. Horvath, Theodore J. Hyde, Alan L. Jacobson, Irving Kohrman. S. Lee Kropp, Richard V. Levin, Morris Lifson, Kalman B. Lux, Robert R. McKinney, Daniel H. McLain, David F. lVleLeskey, Claude W. Marks, Stanley A. Matusolf, Robert B. Miller, Melbourne J. Miller, Richard A. Mueller, Werner D. Nahra, Joseph O'Neill. Mark P. Patrick. Robert D. Perry, Richard L. Porter, Robert C. Reinartz, John P. Riegert, Robert A. Scher, Louis M. Senghas, Robert E. Shafer, Arthur C. Shafer, Paul C., Jr. Shapiro, Fred D. Snook, John L., Jr. Solomon, Frank, Jr. Spayd, Robert V. Stanger, Roland J. Talley, Charles R. Thcuer, Fred G., Jr. Weeks, Charles M. Weiss, Nelson E. Wickham, Dale W. 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Zurier, Melvin L. SOUTH CAROLINA Howard, Ernest J. TENNESSEE Barnes, Charles L. Brandeau, Edward P. Contor, Maurice D. Crain, Joel, Jr. Hnnvald, Edward H. Macdougall, Iver C. Miller, Glenn G. Sugarman, Russell B. TEXAS Bryant, David T. Carnahan, John H. Clift, Wallace B., Jr. Comegys, Walker B. Dapper, William H. Davis, Clifford Exall, Henry, Jr. Grayson, Walton G. Hayes, Chester G., Jr. Hughes, Vester T., Jr. Wolf, Charles E. Young, William F., Jr. UTAH Anderson, Richard L. Foote, Timothy B. Grider, Ronald M. Johnson, Glendon E. VERMONT Bloomberg, Samuel S. Cox, Louis A. Crotty, Robert J. Harrington, Jolm B. Noble, Austin B. Smith, Robert W. Underhill, Robert B. VIRGINIA Booker, Lewis T. Cohen, Harris Drucker, Erwin B. Edley, Christopher F. Kaufman, Charles L., Jr. l.ally, John K. Martin, Fenton L. Page Iwo hunzlrcrl four INDEX BY STATES Nickson, Ben E. Peters, Herbert G. Ritz, Wilfred J. Suttle, Raymond H. WASHINGTON Adams, Brockman Atcheson, David M. De Roetth, Peter Hauer, Jack A. 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E. ,...,..,... . Dexter, N. T. ...,.,..... , Dexter, P. .....,....,........ . Diamond, M. ,..,..,....., . Dibble, C. G. ..,........ , Dickover, S. R. ....,.. , Dignan, J. T. .........., . Dill, R. E. .,,,.. . Dilner, G. G. .,.,.,......, , Di Lucia, G. A. ,.,,.,, . Dinkelspiel, L. W. Dixon, C. D. .,..,..,.,. . Doering, D. L. .........., . Doering, R. M. ..,..,... . Dolan, J. A. ,..,...,.,... . Donaher, W. A. ,.,.... . Doniger, A. F. ........... . Donohoe, C. H. .,...., . Doolittle, J. W. , ..., Dorgan, W. C. ..,.... . Dornbush, D. C. ..,,... . Dorris, H. S. ..,.,,.,... . Dorsen, N. ...,...,....,.. , Dotlvres, N. W. ..,..,, . Dowd, D. W. ,,....,.,.. , Downey, M. F. .,....,.. . Downie, R. J. .,,......., . Drabkin, M. .,.. . Drake, H. A. .,.. . Dreben, - R. ....,. . Drucker, E. B. ........... . Drucker, G. W. ,...... , Dunford, D. G. ....... . Dunn, H. S., Jr. ..,.... . Dunne, J. C. ,.., Dnrfee, D. H. .,,........ , Durn, R. J. ..,..,.,.,..... . Dwyer, A. C. ..,..,...,... . Dykema, J. H. ,.......... . Eagen, D. J. ,..,,........ , Eagleton, T. F. ..,....,. . Eastham, J. P. . .,..,,. .. Easton, J. L., Jr. ,,..... . Ecker, A. B. ...,,....,... . Ecker, A. S. ..,.,..,..... . Eckman, A. W. .,....... . Edge, L. H. ....,.......,.. . Edley, C. F. ....,,....... , Edmonds, J. T. ....... . Edmondson, R. L. Edwards, C. G. ..,.,..., . Edwards, J. K. .....,... , Edwinn, E. P. .....,..... , Ehrlich, M. G. ,..,.....,. . Eigner, R. M. ...,....... . Eisman, E. H. ,.,,,...... . Elderkin, V. H. ....,.. . Ellicott, J. V. ........... . lLIIln, E. B. .,,... . Elliott, P. C. ..,. . Ellis, B. W. ..,... . Ellis, E. P. .,,... . Izllis, W. S. ,.,... . Ellner, R. N. ...,,,....... . Elsolfer, M. S. ...,...,... . Page two hunrlrerl ren ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF Embry, W. E. ,..,......,., , Erickson, R. B., Jr Espiritn, B. A. .....,,,.,. . Esqnirel, J. M., Jr Evans, D. J. .....,...,,.... . Evans, J. R. .....,..,.... , Evarts, W. M., Jr. Exall, H., Jr. ..., , Eyre, E. .........,.... . STUDENTS 41 41 68 77 41 Evans, E., Jr. .,.,....,.,. 77 41 41 66 120 104 Eyre, J. A. ...... , Fagelson, F. .... . Falls, R. L. .... . Farber, B. E. .... . ifarber, a. K. ........... . Farber, S. ,........ Farley, J. M. ....,. . Farrell, H. ..,. . Faxon, 'l. B. ...,.,..,,... . Feinberg, J. E. Feinberg, M. D. . Feinberg, R. J. ......... . Feinberg, R. .... . Feingold, E. M. . Feinsinger, R. H. Feitler, R. .,...... . Feldman, E. ,.,. , Fenn, G. K. .,.....,...,... . Ferguson, J. F. .,,..,,,. . Fernald, R. R. Fernandez, C. .... . Fessel, N. ,.,.....,. . Fessenden, H. .... , Fialkow, F. M. Fickett. L. P. .,.. . Fields, B. H. ..., . Finberg, A. R. ..,. . Finch, F. J., Jr. . Fink, J. .,............ . Finnegan, G. T. . Firstman, J. G. Fisher, D. A. .... . Fisk, I. L., II ...., Fitzgerald, J. D. . Fleischmann, H. . Fleishcr, L. ,.....,. . Flood, C. B. ,..,.... . Florencourt, W. L. .... Foley, K. E. ...... . Foley, W. E. ...... , Foner, Mi. Fonseca, J. ..,... . Foote, T. B. ..,..... . Fordham, L. S. Forrestal, M. V. .,..... , Foster, M. E. ..,.....,.., 104 l'ox, ll. J. .... . Fox, S. J. ......., . Fraher, F. P. Frank, Il. .....,.. , Frank, H. S. .,.... . Franke-l, B. II. ,,.. , Frantz, R. L. .... . Fraser, R. B. .... . Freeh, W. F., Jr. Freedman, M. l'I. Freeman, M. S. , l'll't'llCIl, D. F. .,.. . Irm-neh, E. J. Friedman, M. M. . Frisch, C. J. .,.... . 11 Gallant, . .... Gans, B. Frishberg, N. .,,........ . Fullem, L. R. ........,.. , Fuller, R. F. , ..... . Fullerton, Furth, W. W. .,..,. . Gabler, J. D. .,.... . Gaines, L. P. ...,....... . Galant, ll. L. .,.....,... . Galbraith, E. G. ...,... . Gallagher, J. F. .,.,... . E. G. .....,.,, , Gambrell, D. H. .,...., . T. .,............. . Garber, D. ,..,,....,......, . J. C. ...,,.. . Gardner, A. B. ....,.,.. . Gardner, P. T. Garfunkel, J. Garth, L. I. Gartzke, P. C. ...,,...... . Geaghan, Gebhard, Genn, E. Gerry, J. Ghee, P. 77 78 41 78 104 41 120 66 78 120 104 78 78 78 120 42 104 104 78 42 104 78 104 42 42 78 104 78 Garvey. J. A., Jr. ..... . J. M. ....... . Geaney, J. F., Jr. ,..,. . P. G. ......... , Geisert, T. C. ........... , Gemberling, T. M. Gemma, L. T. ........... . L. ............,.. . Gerard, E. R. ..,.., . Gerber, J. 1. .... ..... . lf. ...... . H. ...... . Gibbs, B. l'l. ..,.......... . Gibbs, R. W. ......,..,. . Gibson, J. B. ,..,,....., . Gignilliat, L. R. ..,.... . Gilbert, W. ll. ..,........ . Gillerman, G. ...... . Gilley, L. B. ,.,.,.., . Gilman, F. S. 42 Gin, H. 42 Ginn, J. M. Ginsberg, L. L. ..,.... . Giordano, G., Jr. .,.,. , Clan, H. L. ............. . , ...... Gleason, W. F. ...,..... , Glick, W. W. ......,,... . Glynn, W. E. ...,....... . Godlin, H. N. ....,. . Godlin, T. ..,.,............ . 42 78 78 42 94 120 ' Globensky, J. L. . 78 94 120 78 Goidel, W. M. .... . Gold, J. Gold, R. 4.2 104 outa, N. 120 78 L. ...,.. . M. ..,. . L. .......... . Goldberg, A. J. .... , Goldberg, D. B. .... . Goldberg, D. J. .....,. . Golden, R. D. ,..... . Golden, S. L. ............. , Goldfarb, l'l. E. ......... , 42 94 104 120 104 120 104 42 104 104 fi-2 105 66 78 105 Goldseheider, R. ...,. , Goldstein, A. Ifl. .,..... . Goldstein, B. L. .,..,..,. . Goldstein, F. .....,....... . Goldstein, R. ,.....,,.,.,. . Goldslon, R. A. .,....,.. . 'trd Goin. , B. ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Gomez-Morin, .I. M. .. Good, R. A. .,..,..,...., . Goodman, S. M. ,..,.., , Gopalakrishnan, R. 78 105 78 120 43 120 43 43 79 66 79 43 105 105 79 105 105 43 43 79 43 105 79 43 79 68 79 66 105 79 105 79 79 105 43 79 66 105 105 43 66 79 120 79 94 43 68 79 79 105 79 105 120 43 120 105 120 44 44 79 105 44 44 79 105 44 71 68 80 411, 71 Gordon, B. ......,........ . Gordon, C. L. ,.,,.,,..,, . Gordon, R. B. ........... , , F. D. ........... . Gorman ' Gorman Gossels, C. P. R. Gottlieb, Grady, J. W., Jr. Graef, E. J., Jr. Grant, W. B. ...... . Gratton, J. S. .... . Gravlng, R. J. .....,..... . Cray, R. A., Jr. ,...... . Graybill, l., Jr. .,.,..... . Grayson, W. G. ...,... . Green, D. H. .........,. . Green, J. J. .... . Green, A. .,..., . Green, S. W. .......,..... . Greenberg, A. ....,.... , Greenberg, J. S. .,..... . Greenblatt, M. P. Greenstein, K. 1. Greenwald, D. H. Greer, W. H., Jr. Gregg, C. N., Jr. Grider, R. M. ,..,..,. Grill, F. B. ...,.,......,.. . Grimmig, R. J. ....... , Grissom, G. C. .,......... . Gross, B. M. .........,... . Guiher, J. M., Jr Guild, H. R., Jr. Guinan, J. J., Jr. Gunther, G. ............. . Gurley, F. L. ,,., . GUSSIS, J. M. .,......... . Gutierrez, L. F. ..,..., . Guttentag, J. H. ...,.,. . Ilachadorian, A. ,,.,..,. Hack, S. L. ..,..........,, . Hack, W. S. , ..,.....,.,... . Haggerty, R. H. ....... . Hagoort, N. H. .,..,.... , llahesy, J. E. .....,...,. . Hahn, G. A. ..,..,....... . Hahn, I-I. J. ...,.,...,.,. . Haley, J. F. ......,....., . Hall, C. T. .,..,.,..,....,,. , I-lall, J. A. F. .........., . Ilallgring, R. W. ...,... . Ilamblett, D. C. . Hamel, R. ,. .,..,,...., Hamlin, R. H. ,..,..,., . Ilarntnerman, R. ..,...., Hand, J. ............,....,... , Handros, R. L. ...,.,.,. . Haner. J. A. ,..,.. , I'IZlI11IlI1, I. J. ,.......,.. , Ilatmigan, E. P. .....,. . Ilansell, C. E. ........... . Ilarburg, R. D. ..,...... . Hardie, J. Il. .,...,..... . Harding. J. M. ..,..,.., . Ilarfl, C. Il. ...,........ .. Ilargrove, J. 0. Ilarnaek, D. S. Ilarpr-r, C. II., Jr. Ilarper, P. R. ,.,...,.... , Ilarrington, J. B. Harrington, R. ........,.. . , K. F. ....,..,. . M. 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L. llenkofl, I. ,..,.........,.., . llerlierg, M. lflerberieli, l'. .. Ilerman, P. ......,..,.. Herman, S. ...... Herold, M. C. ,.,., ....,. . Heron, D. C. ,,..,....,, . I-lerrold, L. W. . ,....... . Hershey, N. ...... . Hertz, M. J. .,..,........ . Heuer, J. R. ...,.......,... . llickmann, C. A. .,...,. . Hicks, E. E. .,........,.. . Hill, A. S., Jr. ........... . Hirsch, K. N. ,....,...,. . H irsehfield, R. Hoagland, A. C. ......, . Hoar, S., Jr. .,.........., . Hoblis, K. E. ,.....,.... . Hofe, C. D., Jr. ...,... . llolftnan, R. C. .,...,. . Hoffman, R. .l. ...,,... .. Hoffman, S. .,.. , llofstadter, J. , .,.... ., Hollirook, W. J. Holland. .l. M. .....,... . Holmliraker, H B. ..,. Holmes, J. 5. ,,...... . llolnans, .l. A. P. Horsey, ll. R. ...,..,.... , Horty, J. IV. ..........,., . Horvath, T. J. .,...,... , Horwootl, C. P. ....,.. . Houghteling, lf. ,....., . Houston, H. E. ......... . Houston, W. M. ,...... . lloward, lf. J. Howarth, T. R. ll l'loWt', 5. XV. .......,..,.. , Howes, T. J. .........,.. .. llowland, J. S. .,.. Huang, 'l'. 'l'. ...,,...... , Page two lumdrerl lwelvc ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF STUDENTS lludson, R. B. .,,..,....., 47 Hudson, W. R. ......,.. . 94- Htlglles, V. T., Jr. I-Iumlmert, R. B. Hunnewell, A. W. Huntington. R. H. Hunvald, E. I-I. ....,.. . 47 47 82 llunt, P. A. M. ,...,,. 94 94 82 66 Hupper, J. R. ......,.... . Hutt, S. M. .,.. .,...,. 1 08 Hyde, A. L. .... ....... 8 2 lannucci, S. J. ..,..,..,. 47 lmlmriani, M. R. ....,... 108 lngwersen, J. C. .... 108 lrani, P. K. ....,.,,.,,...., 71 lshikawa, R. ..,. ,.,.... 6 8 Ivan, G. A. .,.... ..,,... 8 2 Ives, A. B. ....., ....,.. 8 2 Jacker, N. ..,......,.. 47 Jacolis, R. S. .,,,....,.,.,. 108 Jacobson, l. .....,...,,.,.., 47 Jarvis, K. A. .,.. .,.., 8 2 Jefferson, R. I-I. ........ 47 Jelinek, R. A. .....,....,. 82 Jensen, E. C. ........,,. 108 Jessup, P. C., Jr. ..., , 47 Jr-ner, W. F., Jr. ......,. 82 Johnson, A. C. ....,,,.,... 47 Johnson, A. C. ,..,......., 82 Johnson, E. L. ......,...,. 47 Johnson, C. E. ,,.,..,..... 47 Johnson J. B. .,....,..,.. 4-7 Johnson: J. B. . ....... 83 Johnston, L. T., Jr . .... 83 Jones, J. B., Jr. ...,..., 83 Jones, J. W. ..,.......,, 83 Jones, R. L. .,.... ...... 6 5 Joyce, J. F. 83 Kahn, J. M. ,. ,....,.,.... 108 Kalodner, P. P. ........ 108 Kamin, I-1. P. ........,.. . Kanarek, H. K. ...,... . 83 120 Kanbara, B. T. ..,,... . Kane, E. L. ............... . Kanter, E. ................. . Kaplan, J. .....,.......,... . M Kaplan, L. . ...,....,. ., 83 120 108 Kaplan, A. H. ...,........ 108 108 120 94 Kaplan, P. . .,...,.... ,. 'I' S Kaplan, R. . .......,.... 83 Kaplinsky, D. ...,...... 109 Kappel, A. 1. ...,..,..... 48 Karasik, R. S. ..........., 109 Karassik R. ..,.,...... 83 , 1. Karns, J. M., Jr. 83 Karst, K. L. ,..... .. ...,.. 83 Kassman, H. S. ,..,,...., 83 Katsenes, W. A. ....,... 48 Katz, H. D. .....,....,... 109 83 Katz, .......... ..,,,. . Katz, S. S. .. ,.,....... 83 Kauffman, R. H. ,....... 83 Kaufman, A. L. ......, 109 Kaufman, C. L., Jr. .,,, 83 Kaufman, W. N. . 48 Kaufmann, II. M. ..,. , 109 Kavrar, Y. M. ..,......... 71 Kaye, J. R. ,.,...,.......,. 48 Kaye, L. S. ...,,. ..,,... 4 8 Kaynor, W. A. Keddy, R. A. Keeliler, S. E. ..... Keep, C. R., Jr. Keller, D. B. .......,... . Kelly, R. A. ,.,,..,..,. , Kelly, W. J. ., Kempner, M. W. ...., . Kendig, A. E. ..,...,... . Kennedy, R. T. Kennedy, W. P. ..,..,. . Kern, J. W., Ill ...... Kess, S. ,........,.. Kessler, 1. L. .,.. Ketcham, A. R. Kevorkian, A. J. ..,.. , Killmride, F. T. ,. .,....., ,. Kiley, C. J. ....,., Kilgour, D. C. ....,....., . Kilmarx, R. D. ......, . Kilpatrick, J. C. ..., , King, C. C., Jr. ....... , King, S. G. .... Kinnaird. W. M. ,..,.., . Kirliy, W. .l. ..... ,. Kirk, J. R. Kirkpatrick. J. E. .. Klehenov, E. ,..,... ...... . Klein, H. C. ...... . Klein, R. P. ..,...,,...., . Klein, S. A. ...........,. . Kline, A. E. ,.....,...,.. . Kline, H. A. ......... ,,,. . Knauth, C. D. ......., , Koenig, P. M. .....,..... . Koffler, A. S. ...,, Koh, K. L. .,......, Kohrman, S. L. ....,,. . Kolsky. L. S. .......,... . Kon, A. ..........,.......... . Konecky, R. ,..,,..,.... . Kopp, Q. L. ...,.......,... . Kozol, J. A. ..,. . Kraft, M. . ......... Kramer, G. P. ..... Krels, R. R. ...,.. . Kreitzlierg, B. T. ..,.... . Krieger, l'l. S. .,.. . Krno, I. V. .,....... Kroner, R. B. . ..,..... .. Kronfeld. H. S. ...,... . Kropp, R. V. ...., Kulmie, R. H. .........,. . Kuniholm, J. C. ..,,... . Kyman, A. L. Lalie, P. P. , .......... .. Labenow, R. B. ....... , Ladd, S. L. , ..,.,..,.... Lally, J. K. ,... Lambadarios, C. I.atnlJert, P. C. .,..,....,. . Land, S. J. .....,...,..... . Landau, D. ,.....,.,...... , Landergan, W. L. Landis, D. M. .......,... . Landis, I'l. ..... ...,... . Lane-Reticker, E. Lanferman, W. R Langer, S. M. ...,..... . Langill, R. A. ..,......,. . Larkin, P. R., Jr. .,,.. . 48 94 48 120 109 109 48 109 48 83 83 48 66 48 84 84 94 84 71 84 l 09 109 66 66 48 84 109 120 94 49 120 84 109 109 109 66 68 84 1.09 109 109 49 109 94 84 49 84 84 84 49 49 84 94 84 84 l l 0 110 84 66 71 84 120 94 84 84 110 49 I 10 120 49 120 Larkin, R. J. Larkin, R. W. . Larson, J. E. Later, C. J. .... . Latman, A. K. , Lavelle, F. A. , Laventhal. D. I Layton, R. P. . Lebovitz, R. . . Ledlzetter, E. D Lefebvre, C. Lefkowitz, S. , Leggat, T. E. . Leggett, E. . Lehnert, J. H. . Leibowitz, A. M Leiman, L. M. Lemann, T. B. Lennan, J. R. . Leonard, E. D. Lerner, A. .. Lesseneo, C. B. Leve, I-I. A. ..,. . Levin, A. L. Levin, I. ....,.. , Levin, M. ....... . Levin, R. C. .... . Levine, S. ...... , Levitt, H. E. Levy, I . A. .... . Levy, l-I. M. Levy, l. H. Lewis, H. D. Lichauco, A. Lieliig, A. li. . Lifland, W. T. . Lifson, K. B. . Ligluhill, D. P. Likhovski, E. . Lindsay, A. .,.. . Linehan, J. F. . Littman, A. N. Litwin, C. N. . Locke, D. H. Lockhart, H. W Lockman, J.. A. 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Maeontber, P. Y. Malin-t, D. ,.,....,....,..,, . Mahoney, D. O. .,.,,., , Mahoney, U. M. ...,. . Malin, D. F., Jr. ..,.. . Malkan, C. .....,.,,..,,,. . Mallette, L. I. .,...,.., . Malloy, E. A. ......,..,. . Mandel, D. Mandel, P. W. ......... , Manderino, L. L. ,.... . Manello, J. B. ,.,....,, . Mann, R. T. ...,....,.... , Mann, S. J. ,..........,. . Mansfield, R. IC. ,..,. . Mansfield, R. E. ...,. . Mantel, T. D. .,.....,.., . Maple, C. A. ....,.,,.., . Marin, P. J. ..., .,... , Markels, C. R. ,..,. , Markowitz, I. S. ,..,,.. . Markowitz, ,.,,...,,.. , Marks, S. A. .....,..,. .. Markus, R. M. .,.,... . Marron, J. 13. .,..,.,...,.. . Mars, F. M. ,..,,. ...... . Marsching, R. ........,.. , Marshall, G. II. ......... . Marshall, R. I. Martin, F. L. Marlin, J. C. Martin, .l. P. ..,....,... , Masek, IC. J. ,,.,....., ., Mason, R. I . ,,,,..,.., . Matlter, W. S. Matteson, W. B. .,..,. , Matthias, Ii. C.. Jr. .. Page two hunrlrefl fourteen Matusolf, R. B. ....,,. . Matlko, P. ,..,,. , ,.... ., Mauck, W. L. ,..,... , Maudsley, R. I'l. .... . May, A. J. .. Mealey, C. J. Melamed, D. .l. , ..,., ., Melvoin, H. .l. ..., ,, Mendenhall, .I . R. Mendler, E. C. . ,,.... .. Menger, J. M., Jr. Meranus, L. S. ..,.,.... . Merinofl, II. I. ,...,..., . Merolla, A. C. ..,. . Metaxas, N. L. Metz, E. W. ......,...,., . Meyer, C. H. ...,., , Meyer, W. E. ....,..,... . Meyer, W. F. ..,........ . lVIeyz-rs, T. J. .,..,...... . Michaclson, M. Middendorf, H. S. Middleton, B. J. ,,..,. ,, Miller, E. C., Jr. ..,.... . Miller, C. N ,.....,.,.,,..., Miller, C. C. .,,...,.. , Miller, C. L., III ,..... Miller, M. J. .,....,... ., Miller, P. J. ....,.....,..,. . Miller, R. A. ....,.,..,. , Miller, R. B. .........., . Miller, S. C. ,.,..,,.,., , Mintz, D. II. ,.... , Mirell, L. I. Misey, R. J. Mitchley. A. O. .,.,.... , Moffett, W. C. ....... . Mondlick. M. I. Monroe, P. L., II Monsky. L. ,. lVIontgomery. P. C. Moore, H. D. ........... . Moore, J. A. ..... Morrow, W. H., Jr. Moskowitz, M. ..., . Mower, J. P. ..,,. . Mueller, W. D. ,,....,,. . Muldavin, M. S. ,...,., . Mulhern,'C. l., Jr. Munroe, W. C., Jr. Murdock, B. S. ......,.. , Murphy, A. A. .........., . Murphy, G. P. ,.,........ . Murphy, H. F. 'Vltrh R T Jr ttpy, .., Murray, E. G., Jr. Muzzey, P. D. ..., . Myers, W. II. ....,..,,.. , Myren, R. A. ........,.. , Nahra, J. , .,,.,..,...... Naruk, H. J. ....... . Na Songkhla, C. Nathan, B. J. .... ..,... . Needelnian, M. Neely, S. M. .,... .. Nelson, I.. ..............., ,. geri, S. .........,.,,.....,.. . Q bit 'I' Ir -s . , .,,. .......,.. Nettervillo, V. S. ..... . Newlmrg, A. W. C. ., Newcomb, W. A. ,...... . ALPHABETICAL INDEX STUDENTS Newell, R. D. Newes, K. Il. ,,.. . Newman, S. Newmark, A. J. . Newmark, L. Nichols, B. W. Nichols, F. E. Nichols, I-I. W. . Nichols, W. D. Nichols, W. M. Nicholson, R. A. . Nicholson, S. A. Nickson, B. E. ..,. . Niss:-I, S. N. ..,. . Noble, A. B. ..,.,, . Noble, R. D. .,.. . Noonan, J. YV. Noonan, J. T. .... . Norgren, W. E. Norman, A. E. Norris, R. A. ..., . North, J. C.. II ., Nowlan, II. M., Jr. Obieta, J. A. .,.. . O'Brien, C. A. .... . O'Brien, P.. Jr. . O'Connell. .l. .. O'ConneII, M. M. O'Connor, I-I. M. O'I'Iandley, J. F. . O'I'Ianlon, C. A. Oki, E. Oldman, O. S. Olin, J. P. ..,, . Olive, J. II. .,,. .. O'Neill, M. P. Oppenheimer, R. , Oppenheimer, T. . O'Reilly, r. J., J.-fffff Orlofsky, M. .... . Orlh, P. W. .,,..... . Oscar, C. M. ........... , Ostrow, S. V. ..,,....... . Oswald, S. S. ........... . OIIIIIQPF, R. L. ...,..... . Ouimet, R. D. Owen, H. M., Jr. Padilla, T. , ..,.... .. Painter, W. H. Palladino. J. A. , Paltner, J. M. ..,....,.., . Palms, C. L. ..,. . Palombo, P., Jr. . Pappas, W. G. Parlin, C. S., Jr. Parritz, H. ,...,... . Parsley, W. D. Parsons, .l. A., Jr. Patmont, R. E. . Patrick, R. D. Patten, C. G. .,..., . Patton, R. F. Pearlman, T. W. . Pearson, R. R. , PenDell, C. R. Perkins. J. H., Perkins, R. F., Jr. Perper, L. lx. ..,.....,... Pershing, J., Jr. ...,.., . Perry, R. L. ,.,.. . OF Persky, R. S. ...,..,.... . Persons, W. B., Jr. Peters, H. C., 3rd Petersen, W. O. ..,... . Peterson. L. N., Jr Pfeiffer, R. F. .... . Pfohl, A. M. ....,........ . Phillips, H. A., Jr. Phleger, A. M. .,.... . :U 2. 5. 2 Q' Z 23335 : : 1 E gg 3 2 ui n 6 F112 gf:-F 71?--ZF 47599: 'F 5. :. fo E 5 F7 lolier, A. .......,..,........ . Polish, J. ......,..,.. . F1 FFF? Ei-E E fb FP' 3? :S ' 2357 . ' - O . 514 2 I I- I Pollack, R. Pollock, L. Porter, R. C. ,,.,. . Posel, R. L. ....... . Potter, P. C., Jl'. Powers, N. T. Pratt, W. H. ..,.. . Prem, R. C. ...,..., . Prescott, R. ......... . Primoff, L. R. Proestopoulos, Pugh, R. V., Jr. .. Pulitzer, M. E. Quigley, J. C. ,,.,. . Quinn, J. H. ,... .. Rabb, A. L., Jr. .. Rahinowitz, J. A. Rado, P. T. .,...., . Rafhn, J. .,.......... . Rasnick, M. K. Raymond, S. H. .. Redlich, A. ....,..,. . Reed, E. C. . .,.., .. Reed, C. B. .,..... . Reed, H. S. ......, . Reese, J. M., 3rd. Reid, .l. B., Jr. ., Reid, R. R., Jr. .. Rcik, J. E. ....... . Reinartz, J. P. Resnic, B. S. . Retherford, C. ......... . Reynolds, C. T. ...,.., . Rich, D. R. ......... . Richards, R. T. , Richardson, D. F. Richey, II., 11 ...,.. Richman, .l. M. .. Richman, M. F. ,, Richter, I'l. ..,,.,. . Ridge, 5. Il. ..,. Riegcrl, R. A. Rifkind, R. C. Ritz, W. .l. ..... .. Robbins. L .P. Roberts, 'I'. L. Robinson, C. C. Rodes, R. If., Jr. 56 88 121 56 114 114 88 114 56 88 56 121 114 56 88 56 56 114 121 114 67 88 89 115 56 115 56 115 71 89 56 71 67 115 115 115 115 89 57 57 69 121 89 121 51 89 89 121 115 51 67 89 89 57 115 57 89 89 115 57 89 57 115 89 115 69 115 95 115 57 333333 3::::::o:: ::::coco:cc::ooQQ..::ooo::::oooooQoooooooooooQQ Congratulations to THE YEARBOOK on Another Successful Edition tttf 0 U NI H 11 li ll H H H H ll ll il H H U ll il H H THE HARVARD LAW SCHOOL RECORD gg For News and Comments on Legal Topics, and Law School Activities Read THE RECORD The Nationis Oldest Law School Weekly :: ::::::::::::::oo: ::o::::qQooo::ooooooo:::::Q33333::e::::: :o:::: H H ll ll ll ll ll li H H tl ll II II H H H H ll ll H tl ll il H U U H H U. li H H H ll ll li lb H li li H U U ll li ll ll tl ll 11 n ll 41 Page Iwo humlrcrl fifteen Rodewald, W. Y. Rodgers, J. S. Rodman, A. ,...,... . Rocssel, T. B. .,.. . Rogers, D. 1-I. ..., . Rome, D. L. ...... , Ronan, J. T. Rose, H. B. ..,..,,. . Rose, J. M., Jr. . Rosen, J. .,........., . Rosen, L. ...,.....,.. , Rosen, V. D. ...... . Rosenberg, H. B. Rosenkrantz, E. , Rosin, 1-1. E. .,,. . Rosoff, S. D. .... , Rosshach, L. B. . Roth, A. I. .I ..,... ., Rothenberg, S. Rothman, D. C. . Rothschild, W. S. Roumell, G. T., Jr. Rountree, W. T. , Rout, R. H. .,....,. . Rowe, G. H., JI'- Rubin, C. ........,... , Ruckert, E. H. Ruclzik, T. S. .,.. . Ruskin, H. B. ,.,. . Russell, C. ...,. , Russell, T. F.. .... . Ryan, J. F. ...... , Ryder, J. E. ...,..., , Saakvitne, H. C. Sabatine, L. E. Sack, E. J. .......... . Saideman, S. .... . Salloway, 1. ..,..... . Salvadore, G. R. . Sammon, T. J. Samore, W. ..,,.... , Sander, F. E. A. . Sanderson, D. .... , Sanford, D. E., Jr Sangco, J. C. .,..., . Santos-lsaac, R. . Sara, J. M. ....,... . Sarokin, H. L. .,.. . Satin, H. S. ..,.. . Savage, A. V. ..,, . Sawyer, W. C. .... , Scanlan, J. W. Schaeffer, F. G. . Schapiro, W. 1. . Scharf, R. H. ..,. . Schauer, L. F. ,.., . Schechner, D. ,.., . Schectman, R. B. Schein, H. L. ,.., . Scher, F. R. ....,. . Scher, L. M. ,.... . Schessel, E. G. Scheurich, W. A. Schill, P. H. .,.... . Schifler. S. C. Schlapik, J. L. ..., . Schlesinger, P. J- Schlossherg, M. J. s0lll0SSt'l', M. E. . Sehmutz, A. W. . Schneider, A. R. , 89 121 115 89 115 115 115 121 116 67 .121 57 57 121 89 57 89 121 89 89 90 116 58 58 58 58 58 90 58 90 58 58 90 58 116 116 116 116 116 58 9.3 58 90 116 70 116 121 90 116 58 116 59 90 116 59 59 90 116 59 116 116 116 59 116 90 116 121 121 90 59 59 Page two lumflrerl sixteen Schoenfeld, N. P. Schuman, H. A. Schumb, J. G., Jr. Schwab, T. J. ,... . Scott, H. N. ..... . Scott, T. .,..,.. . Scott, W. F. ,.....,, . Sebree, F. P. ...,., . Sceburg, N. M., Jr. Seevak, S. .,..,,.,..,. . Semmel, 1-1. ....,..,.. . Senghas, R. E. .,..,. , Sennett, A. H. ,.., . Sevick, J. J- ,..,.... . Sexton, J. J., Jr. , Shadlo, M. E. ....,. . Shafer, A. C. ..,.,... . Shafer, P. C., Jr. . Shands, C., Jr. ,,.. , Shanley, D. J. .,.... , Shapiro, F. D. ..,,., . Shapiro, J. E. ...,.. . Shapiro, R. li. ...... , Shelby, J- ..-- --.-..-- - Sheppard, J. B. ,,.. . Sher, B. D. .,.....,.. . Sheresky, N. M. Sherman, A. ..,...., . Shigewane, ll. H. . Shultz, R. L., Jr. . Shushan, L. G. ..,, . Sidlauskas, K. Siegel, A. .,.......,..., . Siegel, R. M. ,.,..... . Sigourney, A. R. . Silberstein, N. R. Silk, N. B. ..,.,..... . Silvers, J. D. .,..., . Silverstein, L. ,.,... , Simmons, K. .,... . Simon, R. B. ..... , Simon, T. ..,,..,..,., , Sincoll, M. C. ....,. . Singman, J. H. ,.., , Skinner, W. J. ..-- - Sklar, D. M. .,... . Skoler, D. L. ...... . Skollield, J. T. Slen, R., O. ,....,. . Smith, A. .............. . Smith, J. K., Jr. Smith, K. B. .,...... . Smith, P. B. ,....,. . Smith, R. W. ...,.. , Smukler, J. . Smulowitz, W. J. . Snook, J. L.. Jr. Solomon, F., Jr. Solvie, A. R. .. ,. Somers, J. C. ...,. . Sommerleld, N. Sonn, C. L. R. Sonnenfeld, F. 1. . Soule, L. F. ..,.. Southgate, R. W. . Sparrow, E. C., .lr. Spatz, C. A. ,. .. Spaulding, R. M. , Spayd, R. V. ....,. . Spencer, A. C. Spiller, D. ll. Spinner, B. R. ,. , ALPHABETICAL INDEX STUDENTS 59 117 121 90 90 95 59 59 ,. 67 1 90 95 90 59 117 90 90 121 90 117 fff 121 117 117 60 90 60 60 91 91 121 95 60 71 95 117 121 60 60 60 117 67 60 . 60 121 91 67 60 60 117 60 QQ. 67 91 70 61 61 61 , 91 61 117 61 117 61 95 61 91 121 117 .,, 91 . 121 61 .. 117 61 91 Spire, R. M. .,,.. . Spitzer, R. S. Spivak, S. J. ..,,. , Spunt, J. B. ....., . Staley, P. R. ..,, . Stanger. R. J. ,.,, . Stark, J. M. Starzinger, V. E. Stearns, C. E. ..,. , Stebbins, E. C. Stein, 1. A. ........ . Steinhardt, 1. Steinke, H. A., Jr Stephens, J. M. . Sterling, B. J. .,.. . Stern, S. A. .,..,. . Sterns, F. S. ...... . Stevens, C. L., Jr. ,.,. Stier, J. L. Stillman, A. M. Stillman, J. A. Stock, R. H. .,.,.. . Stoller, 1-1. ,..,,..... , Stolper, M. A. ..,, . Stone, J. M. ..,.,. . Stoner, J. D. .,..,. . Stranahan, R. P. Street, J. B., Jr. . Striphas, P. G. Strodel, R. ll. .... , Sugai, S. , Sugarman, R. B. . Suleyman, C. C. . Sullivan, E. M. , Sullivan, R. 1-1. Sunderland, E. S. Suppes, W. W. Sutherland, D., Jr Suttle, R. H. ,.., . Suviranta, A. J. , Swain, T. M. Swanson, ll. P. . Swanson, W. F. , Swatland, J. ,..,.. . Sweetser, A. ..,.,.., . Swett, J. E. ,..... . Swiedler, E. ,..,., . Sykes, B. G. ...... . Symington, S. ,.., . Tabor, N. .....,.,... . Tager, W. S. Talbot, P. ..,....... , Talley, C. R. ,..... . Tankel, F. B. Tarlow, W. li. Tartasky, J. ..., . late, l'. C. ,..,..,, . Taylor, M. H. ,.., . Teitz, W. 1. ,....,.. . Thalholer, J. J. , Thannhauser, J. . Thayer, L. H., ll llll'51It'1', l'. C., J1'. Thomas, J. N. ..,. , Thompson, K. L. . Tlulrber, P. P. .. Tillman, L. 11. Timleu, T. M. ..., . Titsworth, T. D. . Toltelantl, WV. A. Toolty, W. .,... .. OF Towell, S. G. ........... . Townsend, C. B. ...,... . Traccarella, E. A. Tracey, J. W., Jr. T1'tlClllCI1llt!I'g, M. D Troutman, C. W. ....... . Trudon, J. J. ..,.,...... , Tuck, E. H. .,...,....... . Tullis, R. ll., Jr. ,....., . Turner, E. D. .,....,.... . Twilley, J. M. ..,.,.... . Twombly, J. R. ,........ . Tyler, C. G. ...... . 95 92 67 62 92 1 19 119 95 62 92 92 119 63 Ughi, G. M. . .....,.,,.,, 70 Underhill, R. B. .,....., 92 Unger, R. L. ..,........... 119 Urhano, L. B. ........,... 72 Vagliano, A. M. , ....... 63 Vakil, N. B. .,.,,..,....,. 71 Valyo, B. P. ,.,......... 95 Vance, A. P. ,.....,..,.. 63 Van Deuren, R. A. 121 Vardamis, C. A. ..,,.... 63 Vernon, D. H. .......... 67 Versehleiser, J. ........ 92 Vigoda, J. ll. ....,....... 92 Vincent, R. V. ,......... 92 Vishny, S. D. ..,......... 119 Volgenau, C. .,.,. , ........ 63 Wainwright., C. L. .... 63 Waldron, R. J. ..,.,..... 63 Wall, B. M. .,..,.....,..... 92 Wall, R. M. ...,.......... 119 Wallace, 11. L. ..,......... 63 Wallace, P. A., Jr. .... 119 Wallach, R. W. .,...... 63 Walsh, J. M. .,....,..,.. 119 Walsh, M. A . .....,..... 119 Walter, J. G. ,..,........ 63 Ward, W. J. ...... ......,.. 6 3 Warner, C. R., Jr. ..., 92 Warshaw, R. 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