John Marshall Law School - Abstract Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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ESTELLE GRUSD FRIEDA SPENCER MINNIE PRINTER Delta Omicron Delta Legal Sorority President Jeanne Brown Vice-President Mae Jacobs Secretary Edna Faden Treasurer Ethel Miller y ELTA Omicron Delta legal sorority was ' ' founded for the purpose of promoting higher professional standards and to strengthen the bonds between women lawyers and law students. It is composed of 35 members throughout the city, including members of all the leading colleges and law schools in Chicago. The soror- ity has been in existence ten years. Page Eighty-two

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1st Row — Liss, Zinimernian, Evans, Goldstein, Schachter, Marks, Hummell. 2nd Row — Notkin, Weinberg, Green, Neuberg, Macks, Merit. 3rd Row — Boyer, Kramer, Dreebin, Cantor, Dietch. (Not in Picture — Weinselbaum) Alpha Sigma Iota Fraternity Beta Chapter, The John Marshall Law School 1936-1937 Lester L. Goldstein Samuel Schachter Stanley S. Evans Benjamin F. Zimmerman Martin Housman 1937-1938 Chancellor Stanley S. Evans . Vice-Chancellor Benjamin F. Zimmerman . Master of Rolls Walter Cantor Master of Finance Nathan T. Notkin . Sergeant-at-Arms Leo Krashin Honorary Members Reuben Freedman — Max Liss In the spirit of progress, P.eta Chapter of Alpha Sigma Iota Fraternity has kept in stride with the student body of John Marshall Law Sehool. Headed by Chancellor Lester L. Goldstein, the Fraternity has finished another year of active endeavor. Foremost of its achievements has been the creation of the ADVOCATE , a legal newspaper presenting the various aspects of the problems confronting the lawyer of today. The scholastic ideals were notably manifest by the scholarships awarded to Nathan N. Not- kin and Stanley S. Evans. Social functions in- cluded several house-gatherings and interest- ing lectures conducted at the regular semi- monthly meetings. Page Eighty-one

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HELEN NEUFFER ADELEIN KELLER MARION McClelland marion filson ruth king Kappa Beta Pi Sorority dean Virginia Probst Registrar Betty Seidel Chancellor Ruth King Quarterly Correspondent Marion Filson 7i APPA Beta Pi, international legal sorori- eluded among its members. Two Kappas hold cJ ty was founded at Chicago-Kent Col- federal judgeships. There are honorary mem- lege of Law in 1908. Ten women organised it at bers in Germany, Brazil, Africa, and in various a time when women were still striving to make United States Chapters. an entre into the professional world. Today there are 52 chapters in the leading law schools , , ,. Ti x-i.n r L T T ■» J c t ..u T T ■ v c T ■ Zeta Chanter was founded at ohn Marshall of the United States, in the University of Fans, i-a. j France, another m Osgoode Hall School of i 1916, and is composed of about 2i active Law, Toronto, Canada. Judge Phyllis M. Kelley members and one honorary ' member: Dr. Freda of the Probate Court of Cook County, is one Hersfeld-Wuesthoff noted patent lawyer of of the early pioneers. g j Germany, who recently was the dinner Many well-known feminine members of the guest of the Chapter, and proved a ver ' charm- Bench and Bar throughout the world are in- ing and interesting speaker. Page Eighty-three