University of Arkansas Fayetteville - Razorback Yearbook (Fayetteville, AR)

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LAW Beloit Taylor (BA T9, LLD ’60) is Sen¬ ior Vice-President, General Counsel, and Director of National Old Line Insurance Co. Ray Forrester (BA ’33), Dean of Tulane University Law School, was the 1932 Razor back editor and a UofA debater against Oxford and Cambridge, 193 0- 31. General Attorney Samuel A. Mitchell (BA ’03) is in St. Louis where he is a Director of Texas and Pacific Railway and Chairman of Directors of Ranken-Jordan Home for Convalescent Crippled Chairman. Presently Dean of the University of Missouri Law School, Joe E. Covington (BA ’32, LLB ’40) was fer several years Dean of the UofA Law School. Jeff Davis (BA ’17) is former Vice-President and General Counsel of Lion Oil Co. and is presently Chairman of Ark. Supreme Court Bar Rules Committee. 18

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Talking with the editor of the Denver University news¬ paper, Mort Stern (BA ’47), right, represents the Denver Post, of which he is Editorial Page Editor. Senior Editor of Life Magazine Gene Farmer (BA ’39) has received much recognition for his work; he is also the recipient of the Chevalier of the French Legion of Flonor. —Photo courtesy of M. Norton. JOURNALISM University alumni are scattered over the nation, involved in various phases of journalism and printing, as editors and execu¬ tives. But their jobs are more than just sitting behind a desk. The irs is a commitment to journalism itself.” E. C. “Ernie” Deane (BA ’34), well known columnist for the Arkansas Gazette, was named Outstanding Citizen of Mexia, Texas, 19 52, by the Veterans of Foreign Wars, for devoted service to the community. President of Lions International and Vice-President and General Manager of the American Printing House for the Blind is Finis E. Davis (BSE ’3 8).

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As the most legally conscious nation in the world, our court dockets are always full. Therefore, the need for men to write and interpret the law is very great. For teaching, counsel, and judicial work, Uof A graduates have distinguished themselves. District Judge for forty years in Houston, Texas, ¥m. Ewing Boyd (BA ’96) enered the commencement address at the opening of the University of Houston. Justice James Seaborn Holt (BA ’07) has served on the Arkansas Supreme Court for 32 years. Also currently serving as Justice of the Ark¬ ansas Supreme Court is George Rose Smith (LLB ’33). —Photo courtesy of Phelps, Little Rock. 2 ’st, (B s a dS!? ' ' ' “ ns the «rd General A