University of Virginia Law School - Barrister Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

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SIGMA NU PHI First row: Flanagan, Underwood, Zanelli, Mearns, Shands, Craig. Second row: Knight, F., Saunders, Pogue, Roth, Baker, johnson, W. C., Sachs, Christopher, Hermansdorfer. Third row: Hugus, Parker, Genovese, West, Brandon, Willard, C., Lehmann, Pettus, Golden. FALL Bart T. Zanelli Edward A. Mearns, jr. Donal O'Brien Robert Timms William R. Shands, Jr. Malcolm Underwood THIRD YEAR Charles A. Bradley, III james S. Butler David H. Carter Stanley P. Christopher, III Earl W. DeHart Robert W. Emmons, Jr, L. Martin Flanagan George R. Harris William C. Haus Stuart jay Xlifilliam C. johnson, Jr. Stockson Lehmann Edward A. Mearns, Jr. Thomas W. Pettus, Jr. William R. Powers, III O. Livingston Rodgers George M. Rogers Richard Roth Bert Sachs Charles L. Saunders William R. Shands, jr. Bruce C. Williams Bart T. Zanelli, III Clrancellor First Vice Chancellor Second Vice Chancellor Mailer of Rollr Chancellor of the Exchequer Marrlral SECOND YEAR Harold C. Arcaro, Jr. James R. Branden Charles R. Baker Templeton Brigg, Ir. james A. Cabler John C. Craig Benjamin Dall Anthony Genovese john A. Golden William Harrison Wright Hugus Fredrick Knight Albert Lilley Richard Marcus Micheal Mehr George N. Nager SPRING William C. Haus Wright Hugus, jr. Anthony Genovese J. B. Riggs Parker Malcolm Underwood Harold Arcaro Donal O'Brien, Jr. I. B. Riggs Parker Owen B. Pearce William R. Pogue Edward Rafal Benjamin Slavitt Robert V. Timms Malcolm Underwood Richard G. Vail William von Oehsen W. Lauck Walton Christopher M. Weld Stephen West Charles L. Willard William M. Wilson

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FALL OFFICERS George R. Aldhizer, jr, ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, ..,,,,,,..,,,, D gm, Samuel B. Taylor, Jr. .,.,... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...... V ipg Dggm Dean E. Lewis ..........,, 4.,,,,,,,,,,,4,,,,,,-,,,,.4,,4 T 4-ibune W- Ewell Biff --------- ............. C lerk of the Roll: John R- Purcell --------.--- ...... C lerk of the Exrlaequer Robert M. Goolrick ............,,,,....,,..,.,, Mg,-ref of the Ritual Peter K. McKee ,,,..,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,-,,,,,.,..,,,,--- Bailiff SPRING OFFICERS W. Ewell Barr ..................,.,,....,.....,.,,,,.,.,, ..,,,,,,,,,,, D erm C0llir1 M. Dillon .......... ,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,. V ire Dean Philip H. Elliott ,.,..... ,,,,,,,,,,,',,,,,,,,,,,,,, T ribufzg John E. Cograve ............. ......... C lerk of the Rall: George L. Freeman, Ir. .... ...,. C lark of the Exchequer Theodore S. Topalian ...... ........ M mer of the Ritual Herman B. Walker ..... .......,,,,..,,.,,,.,..,.,.,, B ailiff John P. Alderman George R, Aldhizer, Jr. W. Ewell Barr Edward L. Breeden, III William R. Bruce, Jr. William L. Bunting, Ir. Warren B. Burt Charles O. Cake David C. Clovis John E. Cograve john L. Cook Phillip E. Cox Donald C. Crounse Colin M. Dillon Richard E. Dixon Robert K. Dorsey Edward T. Durant Philip H. Elliott, jr. George L. Freeman, Ir. Robert M. Goolrick William H. Griesar Walter E. Guess Elton E. Gunter N. Brent Higgenbotham James B. Hoover Lawrence H. Hoover, Ir. John -johns Walkely E. Johnson, Jr. Ray Y. Jones William H. Kilby Haven A. Knight J. Stephen Laing Dean E. Lewis Peter K. McKee james F. McMullan, Jr. Thomas C. Matthews, Ir Edward B. Miller Charles E. Mosher Stephen Nolan Herbert A. Pickford john R. Purcell William D. Reams, Jr. Wilson L. Rivers C. Arthur Rutter, Jr. john W. Sause, Jr. Paul Scarborough, III James R. Sipe Graham W. Smith Maurice L. Strong, Jr. Richard K. Swartling Samuel B. Taylor, Jr. Harry L. Thomas Theodore S. Topalian Herman B. Walker Edward B. Weber F. Thomas Wheeler, III William B. Woolf

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The Sigma Nu Phi Legal Fraternity was founded at the National University School of Law in Washington, D.C., in 1902. It was first organized at the University of Virginia in 1938 as the james Madison Chapter. Since the time of its establishment at Virginia, the fraternity has expanded in size and activities. During the fall term, the fraternity held numerous luncheons after which speakers discoursed upon topics of current interest. Soon after the Russian Sputnik went aloft, the fraternity was honored to have Professor Alexander Vyssotsky speak on the implications of the Russian achievement insofar as fhe present state of American science is concerned. Professor Vyssotsky is Professor of Astronomy at the University. It is the fraternity's policy to obtain speakers on topics which are of current interest to its members regardless of their connection with the law. The Chapter has for some time provided free local telephone service in the downstairs lounge for all who desire to use it. The Barrister had its origin in several fraternity meetings, out of which came the committee that organized it.