Stetson University - Hatter Yearbook (DeLand, FL)

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CUHTIS HOWES A w r LONG A JORDAN RI CHARDSC N JERNIGAN WILSON — A W RAY JORDAN Law Librarian A BRU A CE W ssociat LONG e Profes or of Lo ' w Y DR. CLIFFORD CRANDALL Visiting Professor cf Law JAMES R. RICHARDSON Associate Professor of Law HARVEY I. JERNIGAN Instructor in Law DR. JAMES R. WILSON Visiting Professor of Law DR. LEONARD I. CURTIS Visiting Professor of Law DR. ROY F. HOWES Pr-iessor of Lav GRADUATION EXERCISES Wi V ' MK ' ' I E PHH W ' 3m m . t - ■ V t4 fe « W=! m ■st» ' |u l»:- ' J X » ft? %■ tSJ- »!

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i olleae of rJLaw 4 Aohn (13, tets on L lniuerdit LEMUEL A. HASLUP, DEAN 1950 marks the fiftieth anniversary of Stetson ' s College of Law, established in 1900 and now regarded as one of the finest law colleges in the south. For many years the College of Law occupied a part of Science Hall. Several years ago, however, because of the larger enrollment of students, it was moved to the former athletic office building of ihe Naval Air Station. The College of Law is a member of the Association of American Law Schools and is approved by the Council of Legal Education of the American Bar Association. Its purpose is to give to young men and women the training and instruction that will qualify them for active duties m the office and courtroom. A high conception of the ethics of the legal profession and the citizenship responsibilities of the profession is stressed.

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L A E FIRST ROW JUSTIN JAMES ALBAUGH: St. Petersburg; president Methodist Student Movement, secretary Tnomcis Law Club, clerk Phi Alpha Delta — GERALD A. ARNOWITT: Tampa; Thomas Law Club, Phi Delta Phi — HAROLD M. BEARDALL: Orlando; Phi Alpha Delta, social vice-president Phi Alpha Delta — BERREIN H. BECKS — HARRY DOUGLAS BOSWELL: Columbus. Ga North Carolina; Phi Delta Phi — LOUIS C. DEAL; St. Petersburg; Delta Sigma Phi, president Delta Sigma Phi, inter-traternity coun- cil, president inter-fraternity council. Rules and Procedure Com- mittee, Phi Society, Scroll and Key, Phi Alpha Theta, Ye Mystic Krewe, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, Honor Court, president junior law class, Thomas Law Club. FOURTH ROW SECOND ROW RAWDON E. BRADLEY: Lake Wales; Sigma Nu, Phi Delta Phi — JOSEPH GUERRY CAMP: Ormond Beach; Phi Delta Phi — JAMES D. CAPPA: Plant City; Phi Alpha Delta, Thomas Law Club — W. H. CARMINE, JR.: Fort Myers; treasurer Student Bar Asso- ciation, magister of Phi Delta Phi — MARION A. CARSON: Lyond, Ga. ORVILLE DEGERNESS: DeLand; master of ritual Delta Theta Phi BILLY DRIVER: Clearwater; Phi Alpha Delta — JAMES R. DURDON: Daytona Beach; president Young Democrats: vice- president Young Democrats, president senior class Icrw school, treasurer Phi Alpha Delta, justice Phi Alpha Delta, Thomas Law Club, Phi Alpha Theta — LLOYD B. FORTNER: Pickens, South Carolina; Phi Alpha Delta — ROBERT McKERNESS FOSTER, JR.: West Palm Beach; Phi Delta Phi, president International Rela- tions Club. THIRD ROW FIFTH ROW MICHAEL J. CASALE: Williamsport, Pennsylvania — WILLOUGH- BY T. COX: Orlando; Stray Greeks, X Club, president X CluLi, Social vice-president Phi Alpha Delta — JOSEPH J. DAVIES: St. Petersburg; Sigma Nu, intramural manager and sentinel Sigma Nu, Phi Alpha Delta, Chapman Law Club, treasurer Chapman Law Club, Florida State Bar Association, student advisor. Young Democrats, Stetson Veterans ' Association, busi- ness manager Stetson Quarterly — BRUCE H. DAVIS: Lexington, IRVIN FRANK, JR.: Fort Pierce; Phi Delta Phi — FRED A. GERAMONOS: DeLand; Inter-Fraternity Council, vice-president Inter-Fraternily Council, Delta Sigma Phi, president, vice-presi- dent, sergeant at arms in Delta Sigma Phi, International Relations Club, Intra-murals manager, Thomas Law Club, Phi Delta Phi — HARRISON D. GRIFFIN: DeLand; Sigma Nu, Phi Delta Phi, Dela Phi, Adelphos Society, Little Theater — MARVENE ALLEN- BY GORDON — LEO W. HALEY: DeLand; Phi Alpha Delta. PEPPER AND COMPANY OBJECTION OVERRULED