National University - Docket Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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RICHARD BEDELL Alsea, Oregon Richard enjoys his work at the Veterans Administration and he expects to use his law in qualifying for a position as an adjudicator in this government department, provided he isn’t drafted first. The Army and the Marines have first hand knowledge as to Richard’s military ability, and he would be a capable adversary either on the battlefield or in a court room. He says his favorite pastime is being “re- gusted,” but we know he doesn’t mean it. ESTELLE C. BERLINER San Antonio, Texas Estelle came to National via Southeastern University and their loss was our gain. Her cheerful smile and friend- liness has made her one of our most popular Portias. She is an employee of Civil Aeronautics Administration. If the stars in Texas shine like “Chili’s” eyes we know why “Deep in the Heart of Texas” was written. May our Seno- rita rumhba right into the success she deserves! Cy Pres Club MISHEL BERNSTEIN Washington, D. C. “Buddy” zoomed from McKinley High to National and intends to keep it up in the Air Corps as soon as gradua- tion is over — and after that, back to his first love — the law.

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MATTHEW R. AMANN Rome, New York “Matt” has a flare for figures — we mean the mathematical kind — though of course we won’t limit his tastes to just that. He is employed in the General Accounting Office as a Principal Auditor and expects to use his legal training there and anywhere else whereby it will help him; and — knowing him as we do we are sure that he will be an out- standing “figure” in his chosen profession. Phi Beta Gamma ALFRED WRAY ANDERSON Atlantic City, New Jersey Tall, blond “Andy” works for Secretary Wickard in the fiscal division of the Department of Agriculture. He used to bounce a ball on the Boardwalk at Atlantic City, and now he bounces a swell baby boy — and in his spare time “bounces” a “spare” down the bowling alley. GILBERT L. BATES Washington, D. C. “Gil” will be remembered by his associates as a thorough student of the law. With an A.B. from Yale and LL.B. from National we can expect to hear of his achievements. Does “I remit you to the library” sound familiar to you, “Gil”? Good luck and every success. Delta Theta Phi

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WILLIAM JAMES BLAKE Alexandria, Virginia A true native of Virginia, “Bill” is an engineer with the Virginia Public Service Company. He hopes to apply his law with this company as he does not intend to hang out a shingle. The boys of Delta Theta Phi will always re- member him as the “infernal” revenue man who stood at the door the first of each month, receipt book in hand. Our good wishes for success and h? ' : ness go with him always. We nredict his place at the top — the same as it has been in class. Delta Theta Phi Masonic Club FURMAN G. BOGGAN Tupelo, Mississippi “Tupe” as his nickname would imply, is a native of that rarest of rare towns — Tupelo in ole Mississippi. We like him for his friendliness, his wit, and because all the Yankee winds in the world couldn’t blow away that southern drawl — or that bow tie! Judge Luhring is his favorite instructor and John Edgar Hoover his favorite boss. Consistent good taste, we say! Delta Theta Phi EDWIN L. BRIGHT Washington, D. C. “Eddie” is a man whose real worth is appreciated when you know him. A consistently hard worker, he is never too busy to lend a hand to a hard pressed brother. He has a simon pure love of the law and should go a long way in it. Sigma Nti Phi, 1st vice Chancellor