University of Michigan Law School - Quad Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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BARRISIERS FIRST ROW tleft t0 righO: WOOd, Dd Christ, C.; Mac- Donnellan, R.; Coerper, M.; Alkema, E.; St. Antoine, h Donald, D.; Hildebrand, J.; Buchanan, J. tPresQ; T.; Swift, T. t Hunt,A- tTreaS-t: PastuchayE; Kravets, L; Belin, D. THIRD ROW: Campbell, P.; Nicholson, 1.; Dixon, 5.; t SECOND ROW: McConnell, K-i Payne. R-i Van't HOf, Patrick, L; Dowd, D.; Brown, W.; Young, M.; Thiele, VV.; Harness, H.; Parker, M.; Cook, G.; Fiske, R.; '7 H.; Cory, C.; Miller,.D.; Drucker, H. BARRISTERS SOCIETY The Barristers Society was founded in 1904 at which time it was one of several literary societies in the Law School of the University of Michigan. It is the sole survivor of these societies, and through the years it has evolved into an honorary society, composed of seniors and second semester juniors. The Society sponsors the two annual Law School dances, the Wigge and Robe and the Crease Ball, the proceeds of which go to scholar- ships and to the Case Clubs. twenty-nine

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.u a a 1 901 F FRONT ROW 06ft: t0 righn : Shuman, S.; Hall, J.; Mil- ler, D.; Young, M.; Bloom, R. . 1 3x Lb i I j! ' , 1 1 1 L .. ?'sng ' 3 am BACK ROW: Hunt, A.; Young, R.; Relyea, C.; St. Anto- ine, T.; Voss, D.; Cole, H.; Berridgc, G.; XVisehart, A.; Wilkinson, D.; Campbell, P. The Order of the Coif is a national law school honor society, founded for the purposes of encouraging legal scholarship and advancing the ethical stand- ards of the legal profession. Its members are selected by the faculty from the ten per cent of the senior Class who rank highest in scholarship, based upon the grade averages at the end of the fifth semester. The election and initiation ceremonies are held during the spring of etch year. The following students in the Class of 1954 were elected to membership: DAVID WILLIAM BELIN GEORGE BRADFORD BERRIDGE ROBERT HAROLD BLOOM PAUL BARTON CAMPBELL HOWARD ALLAN COLE DONALD CASPER DROSTE JOHN GALIEN, JR. JOHN CLEVELAND HALL ALAN REEVE HUNT DONN BIDDLE MILLER GENE EDWARD OVERBECK CHESTER FLEMMING RELYEA XMALTER JEROME ROPER HAROLD ANGUS RUEMENAPP THEODORE JOSEPH ST. ANTOINE SAMUEL IRVING SHUMAN RAYMOND ROBT. TROMBADO JAMES DAVID VOSS WALTER HERMAN KVEINER DONALD MICHAEL WILKINSON ARTHUR MCKEE VVISEHART MARVIN OSCAR YOUNG RICHARD WAYNE YOUNG

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Three students confer informally in the shadow of the Lawyers Club residence halls. Established in 1924 and completed in 1932 under the terms of the will of William W. Cook, 1882L, the Lawyers Club was designed to provide a com- plete living unit for earnest law students apart from the artificiality and frivolity of the undergraduate schools. A close examination of the Lawyers Club' facilities reveals that the Club member has at his disposal the means for a welLbalanced scholastic living program all located in ten acre tract. The Inez Bozorth thirty