Stetson University - Hatter Yearbook (DeLand, FL)

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HAMMER, MARJORIE MARIE DeLand, Florida LL.B. ' Beta Phi ' Marjorie ' not only has the graduating law clas scholastic records in th :he distinction of being the only girl in but also of having one of the highest law school. She has always been con- scientious in her work, and no doubt she will be duly rewarded in the future for this splendid work. In school activities, she has always played a prominent part, not only in the social but in the extra carricula also. The graduating law class of 1936 wishes its only feminine member all of the best wishes for a long and successful career. Past l ' res. Phi Beta Phi, 3, 4; Chapter Delegate to convention, Phi Beta Phi, 3; Torch and Scroll; Glee Club; Stetson Opera Co.; Interfraternity Council. ' •Xmr when I tried mi case . . . . JOHNSON, LESLIE HAKL.YND Grand Mara is, Minnesota I.I..B. Si in it X It Bud came to Stetson from his home state in Minnesota to start his college career, and completed his two years of pre- legal work in the Liberal Arts College before starting on his law course in the Stetson Law School. While in the law school, Bud was initiated into Sigma Nu Phi fraternity, and was an active member in that legal order; was initiated into Sigma Nu fraternity during his first year on the Stetson campus, and dur- ing the entire five years at Stetson, he was an active member in this social lodge, and is now one of the few five-year Sigma Nu men on the campus. His frank and sincere attitude has won him a host of friends on the campus. Sigma Nu Phi Legal Fraternity; Sentinel of Sigma Nu. 2, 3, 4. •• lure you heard the one about tin- grass? LEA, JOSEPH PEYTON, .IK. Massies Mill. Virginia B.S., LL.B. Kappa .1 l ilin e gentleman from Virginia, suh ! Like all good Joe went to the Virginia Military Institute. Virgi iltary and engineering school, rich in the tradition State, then to the for Hov cknc ced hi to uth. that ill his law says that in order to get the best, he came to Stetson. While at Stetson. Joe went back to Virginia and successfully passed the Virginia bar and is now admitted to practice there. His life at Stetson has been uneventful, due to the fact that he has been over most of the activities offered here in other places. Perhaps, he will some day figure Good luck and best wishes, in Virginia politics— who kll Chairman Stray Greek Delta; Mystic Krewc; But, Dr. Flitch, I jttsl sigi last night. • ■ Justice Phi Alphi Associate Editor of 1 latter. , the book mil of your library 28]

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DUSS, III., JOHN ' New Smyrna, Florida Law Phi Alpha Delta John Duss. III. started immediately into the Law College after attending the University of Paris. Paris, France. His first year he attained the highest grades in his class and for such excel- lent work he was appointed Clerk of Moot Court, an honor posi- tion in the Law College: also he was initiated into Phi Alpha Delta, honorary Legal Fraternity of which he is now Justice. This last year he has been accompanist for the popular Stetson Quartette. Luck to you, John. Member of Phi Alpha Delta; Torch and Scroll; Clerk (if Moot Court. down and get a cup „f coffe GAYLORD, IIAKHY E Eustis, Florida LL.B. Si inn .Xll nd Harry Gaylord has had a very successful career at Stets it is believed that he will be equally as successful in life. Not only does he keep up his law work, but he finds time to edit the Stetson Paper, which is published at intervals. Harry has al- ways been very popular with the authorities, as well as with the student body. In spite of his many activities, he has de- voted enough of his time to his work to warrant creditable grades. He leaves behind him. when he graduates this June, a host of friends who join in wishing him all the luck in the world. Sifi ' ina Nu Phi; Editor of Stetson Reporter; Basket- ball, 1. 2, , ' i; Mystic Crew; Who ' s Who In American Colleges and Universities. •He ihmtt I hut. Huh! BOYCE, E .KI.I., JR. DeLand. Florida I.I..H. PiKappa Phi is will] a great deal of regret lhat the 3(1 should have to see Boyee leai e years he has figured prominently e Campus and his absence from his favorite hunting grounds 11 be felt by all. Although he did not push his political career Stetson too hard, it is fell that he could have gone a long way that field of student activity. Studies never worried him too uch during his whole stay at College, but he lias compensated r himself in other phases of student activity: and perhaps me day we may stroll in Chapel and find Boyce back at his ma Mater, extolling its virtues to the student body. Phi Alpha Delta; Pres. Student Body, t: l ' i Kappa Phi; Theta Alpha Phi; [nterfrate ' rnto Council; Mystic Crew ; Glee Club, 1. 2; Opera Co., J; Delegate to Rho Kappa I ' hi National Convention, :i. Josh, that darned coursi is taking me for a ride. [27

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MacMILLAN, HUGH Orange City, Florida A.B., LL.B. Hugh came to Stetson after having completed his first year of law at the University of Florida, at which school he was promi- nent in social and educational organizations. He returned there during the summer of his sojourn in DeLand to receive his A.B. degree. He has always stood high in his academic work. and. no doubt, will graduate from Stetson with high honors. He has been an ardent follower of tennis and was on the Stetson team during 1935. Best o ' luck to you, Hugh. May success follow in your footsteps! 1034-35-36 I ' lii Alpha Delta (Legal). .I Goth. NEMEC, JAMES Chicago, Illinois B.S., LL.B. liilln Sigma Phi Jimmie attended Crane University in Chicago before cc a Stetson. He made a name for himself playing guai IcQuillan ' a famous team of 1931. Following his gradu rom academic school. Nemec entered on a short and suec areer as tire salesman. How aused him to drop his busim l law at Stetson, and he will receive his ree this June. Best o ' luck to you. Jin uccess is yours ! Varsitv Football; Line Coach; Ht ball. Well, sitpfinsi y in hiu! iliin situation 1 for leg d resum bachelo my; we al k e hi • of bel lou ledge s studies laws de- eve that ail Fres bm 111 Foot- PARDEE, COLQUETT S.. ,IH. Avon Park, Florida LL.B. I.iiniiui ' hi .1 l ilm Colquett will probably, in the next few years, figure prominent- ly in the political set-up of his county. After leaving the Uni- versity of Florida, where he prepped for Stetson, he imme- diately threw himself in to work at the law school, and will receive his degree this June. He has made many friends while at Stetson and. no doubt, this asset will help him in his law career. The law class wishes to express to Colquett all of the best wishes for a real success. Who will ever forget Colquett and Rusty sitting together in classroom? Phi Alpha Delta;Straj Creek-: Mystic Crew. Rusty, have you ' that case? [29