Wake Forest University - Howler Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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THIRD YEAR LAW Filling their hours with imicli hard and Lrain- spiitting work, the third year law flass stu- dents have applied themselves to the task of obtaining that last bit of information which may help in their first case, once the bar has been passed. Under the able and efficient leadership of their officers, Thomas East. Presi- dent: Bob Allen, Vice-President; Bob Savage, Secretary; and Edward Tenney, Treasurer, the class has been able to prepare itself for a career in the legal profession. With court room procedure taking an outstanding place on the calendar of studies, the third year class has held moot court in order to train stu- dents to be prominent lawyers in the courts. With their law degrees almost in sight, the third year law students breathe a sigh of relief before tackling the job of passing the liar. First row. left to right: Robert Eugene Allen Canton, N. C. Edgar Douglas Christman Jacksonville. Fla. Charlie D. Clark, Jr. Roanoke Rapids, N. C. Marion Johnson Davis Winston-Salem. N. C. Thomas F. East FrankHnton, N. C. Spencer Bryon Ennis Salisbury, N. C. Second row: E. Ray Etheridge Shawboro, N. C. Buford Terrill Henderson, II Winston-Salem, N. C. Bryant Perry Lumpkin South Hill. Va. Hugh Millard Martin Jamesviile. N. C. Bert M. Montague Raleigh, N. C. William Moore Nicholson, III Charlotte, N. C.

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K- -■ -. ' Dean Carroll V. VViaehers .1 the l.;iw School LAW FACULTY Teacliiiig law as a sideline, the law sciiool fac- ulty actively engages in extracurricular activi- ties. Dean Carroll Weathers serves on six (lifTerent faculty committees and is chairman of tiie Committee on Revision of Library Stand- ards of the Association of American Law Schools. Leonard Powers, faculty adviser of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity, directed this year ' s Religion in Life Week. Professor Soule is secretary of the Wake Forest College Lawyer Alumni Association and teaches Sunday School. All in all, the members of the law faculty are wheels as well as brains. n|fr!; || -■ Edgar W. Timberiake, Jr. Professor of Law Robert E. Lee Professor of Law William C. Soule Professor of Law Leonard S. Powers Associate Professor of La Richard D. Gilliam, Jr. Associate Professor of l-a Wilfred J. Rilz Assistant Professor of La

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First row. left to right: Elias Jackson Parrish Winston-Salem, N. C. Elmer Worth Raper Elizabetli City, N. C. Lloyd K. Rector Drexel, N. C. Robert Lee Savage.. Saluda, N. C. James A. Simpson Glen Alpine, N. C. Robert Graham Summey Franklinton, N. C. Second row: Nathan Edward Sutton La Grange, N. C. William Arthur Vaden Greensboro, N. C. Robert S. Weathers Franklinton, N. C. Robert Donald Wheeler Oxford, N. C. Lonnie Boyd Williams Wilmington. N. C. Robert Bruce Wilson. Ill Winston-Salem, N. C. LAW STl. ' DENTS in Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities ;md Colleges are. first row. left to right: Kenneth Bridges. Marion Davis. Joe Mauney; hack row: Wiley Mitchell, Charles Red ' Barham, Biiford T. Henderson, Ed Christman. lonnie Williams.