Stetson University - Hatter Yearbook (DeLand, FL)

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HI K COUIRT The purpose of the Honor Court is to promote on effective educational campaign against forces which are beneath the dignity of the law and the position which the law occupies in the American form of government. The Honor Court serves as a court for the trial of infractions and the recommendation of punishment in cases of guilt. The court consists of seven justices, two of which are from the freshman class, two from the junior class, and three from the senior class. The chief justice, head of the Honor Court, is elected from the seven justices. CHIEF JUSTICE PENLAND The Honor Court this year is led by Chief Justice Perry Penland. Other justices, representatives from each of the classes, are Earl Nicholson. Rondo Sullivan, Glen Martin, Irving Felder. Andrew Kay. and Lloyd Mosely.

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PRESIDENT ARNOWITT TIHIIE STUIDENT BAR The purpose of the Student Bar Association is to provide a unified organization of students enrolled in the College of Law, with a view toward maintaining a closer relationship among students of the various classes and between the individual and the administration. The Association attempts to promote the interests of the students individually and collectively, and to provide a measure of self-government for the members of the law school. It consists of the entire membership of the law school and seeks to develop an atmosphere of cooperation and better understanding among students and faculty. The ofiicers of the Student Bar are as follows: Gerald Arnowitt, President; Arthur Grant, Vice-President; Glen Martin. Social Vice-President; Viiginialee Culbreth, Secretary; and Uriel Blount, Treasurer,

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E L T A T HI IE T A IP HI ATIONAL LEGAL FRATERNIT FULLER WARREN SENATE The National Senate of Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity founded in 1913 has as its objects: to unite fraternally congenial students of law; to lead them and their fellow students to high scholarship and legal learning; to pro- mote justice; to inspire respect for the noblest qualities of manhood; and to advance the interests of every college of law with which the fraternity is associated. The officers of the Stetson chapter are as follows: Dean, Perry Penland; Vice Dean, Francis McKenna; Clerk of Rolls, Walter Folkes; Clerk of Exchequer, Victor Wright; Bailiff, John R. Sutton; Master of Ritual, Ben Willmott; and Tribune, Glen Martin. The faculty advisor is J. R. Richardson. I. R. RICHARDSON VICTOH WRIGHT FRANCIS McKENNA PERRY PENLAND JOHN R. SUTTON GLEN MARTIN BEN WILLMO TT 26