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

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NOT SITTING THIS ONE OUT. ON FOOT: Mssrs. Beach, Shehan, Webster, Pohlman, Nemerovski, Blum, Whitaker, Small, Steele, Dwang MOUNTED: Mssrs. Lynch, llanpeter, Gray, Ziegler, Fleming, Zollars, Raywid, Wilson, Tobing CROSS-LEGGED: Mssrs. Fildew, Kipka, jenkins, Linville, Marshall and Luney. SENIORS John Beach Harry Blum Ralph Dwan John Fildew Phil Fleming 'Whit Gray Paul Jenkins Ross Kipka Jim Linville Bill Luney George Lynch Monte Marshall Nemo Nemerovski Jim Pohlman Al Raywid Bill Shehan Mac Small Bob Steele Jim Tobin Jerry Walsh Bob Webster Dune Whitaker John Wilson John Ziegler Ron Zollars JUNIORS Harry Baldwin Chuck Gerlinger Gene Hartwig Tom Hoya Dean Lewis john Lewis john Morrow Gerry Rapp Mike Scott Tom Troycr BARR! TERS '10 fix 42? 'gf WIN- ll II URIC, JR., a sometime unicorn in the garden, fattens up for the 1956 Crease Ball. ,az

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,3 B-5fIlIII5f!3 I?Zi P LIRFS The Ann Arbor Surf Board Riding and Moun- tain Climbing Society is a traditional organiza- tion of law students who enjoy singing, for p leasure, for the inhrin, and for proht. Its repertoire ranges from songs we like to sing to songs we like to sing. Occasionally it Hts in one the audience likes to hear. Nevertheless, the Psurfs have become synonymous with the best in entertainment across the campus. 83 RON PENTECOST Director JOHN HERBERT TI-IEMI MAJOROS First Tenors BOB BROWN LOYAL BEMILLER JERRY IGL Second Tenors SAM CARPENTER BOB ELLIOT DICK BRUNN Baritones DICK KABAKER BILL ROONEY JIM CHAPEKIS Basses

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Cllll ON THE wt stttxffll only one Shopping day 'til .LJIGGE wicca-Z + ROBE XVINNER ol the hrst and only sports car race through the corridors of Hutchins I-lall, Barrister VValsl1 has decided to retire the Hamlin MG for posterity. omposed of 35 upperclassmen who possess various and sundry academic and social talents, in addition to black string ties, the Barristers have been conducting semi-annual law library bell-ringing sessions Qin one library or anotherj since 1904. In addition to sponsoring a pre-party and a dance each semester, NVigge Ek Robbe in the fall, Crease Ball in the spring, and putting out an annual publication olf somewhat questionable merit, The Raw Review, the Barristers make a yearly ,contribution to the operation of the Case Clubs, and they have established a S5250 scholar- ship which is awarded each fall to a deserving member ol' the senior class in the law school. The Society's constitution states that the object shall be the social and professional ad- vancement ol' its members and ol' the law school. And while this basic objective has changed little over the years, particular traditions have Colne and goneg the black string ties, for example, did l10t make their lirst appearance until 19117. Each spring the members select ten men from the junior class to perpetuate the group the fol- lowing fall, and in the l'all those ten elect an additional hlteen.