University of Nebraska College of Law - Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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'Glass of 7906 .af Abbott, A. T. Born at Grand Island, Neb., where he attended college and received the degree of A. B. He kept books l'or various iirms until his hair follicles became diseased from worry. He then abandoned accounts and red ink and entered the College of Law as a Freshman in the spring of 1904. A hard worker and deserving of success. Bagley, James Thomas. Ancestors from near Killarney Lakes. Born in Omaha and proud of the opportunity to join the democratic majority ol' Sarpy county. The board of directors and faculty of the Springfield high school retired him with the class of '98. He has been a decided success as manager of the Law baseball team. Occasionally he uses the library. Barta, Frank A. Born and grew in Knoxville, Neb. Attended Nebraska Normal College, Wayne, Neb., and Highland Park College. Des Moines, Iowa. Has the degree of B. S. Known to bleacher fiends as the mighty subguard. Taught schoolg in discipline moral suasion was his hobby. Is built on the Atlas plan. Lifts locomotives for exercise, and Was once caught with the library stone under his arm. Housemoving by hand a specialty. Beachley, William C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Born in Meyersdale, Pa. Lives in Lincoln and is a graduate of the Lincoln high school. Follows the profession of a clerk. Is a product of Hunteris Y. M. C. A. debating squad. His as- sociates are responsible for his pugnacious traits, for by nature he is mild, docile, sweet-tempered. Under the oily, naive tutorship of the even-tempered Robbins, he may regain his youthful equanimity and modesty. Will make a success of law south of the Antarctic circle. Beavers, Charles Chester. Was born in the sovereign state of Iowa. He deems it superfluous to mention the exact locality. However, he now is domiciled in South Omaha, and in that place he will hang out his shingle. Having no particular business, he drifted to the Uni Where as yet he has taken no degree and Won no honor. Charles should make an excellent advocate: he stands so erect and Will be able fearlessly to face the sternest judge. Mr. Beavers is a member of Sigma Chi. 51

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FIRST SEBIESTER SECOND SEIVIESTER 1. CHAS. A. MOHRMAN, ....... PRESIDENT... ...... .1. P. J. O'GARA 2. D. C CHASE ...... .....,... V ICE-PRESIDENT. ...... 2. J. K. MORRISON 3. C. A. DAVIS .... ....... ..... , S ECRETARY ...... 3. T. T. JOHNSON

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Becker, Arthur Fred. Was born in Scribner, Neb., now lives in Bennington. Graduated from the Scribner high school. Has a B. A. degree. Is serene, placid. As far as any one knows does not contemplate matrimony, although he expects to practice law and is a member of the Y. M.- C. A. Beltzer, James E. Born in Queen City, Mo., and drifted to Arapahoe, Neb., where he attended high school. Later he entered Grand Island Business College, and finally registered in the baseball course of the University. Energetic and ambitious by nature, he iinds time outside of these absorbing duties to attend lectures occasionally in the law course, where he is registered. As a twirler, he won fame last year and expects additional laurels this year. Borg, Charles T. The big, brawny center of the Nebraska football line, distinguished Peoria, Ill., as his birthplace, came to Looking Glass, Neb.g attended Omaha high school and takes an A. B. in the University this year. He was on the athletic board in '04, and as president of the Senior Academics led the class in its fierce attack upon the Juniors this spring. Borg is an active Palladian and has learned the arts of public address that he expects to use later at the bar. Cameron, J. R. The distinguished looking young man among the Freshman Laws, with a long, silken, well trained mustache. The dairyman has a large account against him for cream delivered and used. He was in the general science department before taking up law. Chase, DeWitt Clinton. A Was born on the banks of the romantic Platte in Sarpy county, Neb. He says that he came to this earth for the purpose of keeping Sarpy county in the democratic column. He believes in Jefferson, Jack- son, and Bryan, and says that he always intends to vote the ticket straight. When not playing truant, he attended Various institutions of learning and finally concluded to take bench work at the U. of N. His legal mind led him to study law, and he has concluded to specialize in Domestic Relations. He is a Maxwell in good standing. Clark, James A. From Craig high school through Fremont Normal he sped, plucking honors on the way. Then back to his home town this keen-eyed youth returned to become principal of the high school for three years. A pugnacious desire to become a lawyer brought him to the U. of N. Among the Freshman Laws he is known as an enthusiast and a student through and through, and he goes by the name of Sunny Jim. His watch will tell why he Hnds it hard to keep away from Craig. Yes, of course, he will practice law, and of his success you may rest assured. 52