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

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SECOND YEAR ' ilh new fields ot lei;al ■iiiagie opened np lo them, the second year students liave shown a definite quest for the knowledge which will make successful lawyers. With vague thoughts of the bar exam in their heads, the second year students take it easy for a semester as they think of that long third year ahead. No longer freshmen, they push forward to new goals. i V PLANNING for class meeting are Bill Nicholson. secrelar ; ken WarJ, vice-president: Ferd Davis, president; and Fvcrette Henry, treasurer. Charles Dewey Barham Raleigh, N. C. James Earnest Bonner Raleigh, N. C. MiKon Palmer Fields Scotland Neck, N. C. Boyce Grier Gibson, Jr. Mooresville, N. C. Bernard Allen Harrell Ahoskie, N. C. Lester P. Martin, Jr Mocksville, N. C. George Crec Mitchell, Jr. Wake Forest. N. C. Wiley Francis Mitchell, Jr Youngsville, N. C. Rudolph Grantley Singleton, Jr Fayetteville, N. C. Alvin A. Thomas Winston-Salem, N. C. Kennedy Wooten Ward New Bern, N. C. Dewey Wallace Wells Wake Forest, N. C. William W. White, Jr. Greensboro, N. C. Charles Roland Williams Erwin, N. C. Thirteen

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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.

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..• - -- » ' FIRST YEAR LAW CLASS OFFICERS. Albert Riiss. secretary: Ken Bridget, president; Jim Young, vice-president; Charles Larkins. treasurer. FIRST YEAR Calliiij; the law liuilclin ; home for the first time, the freshman hiw elass ac(|uired speedily the legal lan- guage, and hy the end of the year they felt that they were distinguished lawyers. Catching on quickly to the idea of no quizzes, the students enjoyed themselves while waiting for those do or die examinations. It did not take the fresliman students long to discover that cha]iel ])eriod is a convenient time to have lueakfast or just another cup of coffee to keep awake while learning about domestic relations or the prob- lems of personal property. With two years to go the first year students look ahead to mauv hours of studv. Trent Calvin Bowen Pinnacle, N. C. Kenneth K. Bridges Shelby, N. C. Les E. Browder Winston-Salem. N. C. Albert Joseph Bunton Wake Forest. N. C. Harold M. Edwards Wadeshoro. N. C Wade Miller Gallant. Jr Raleigh. N. C Harry Russel Hill, Jr. Trenton. N. J Parks Hal Icenhour Monroe. N. C Sam Jenkins, Jr Walstonburg, N. C. Doyle Edison Lowder Albemarle. N. C Archie E. Lynch Buies Creek. N. C. Kurt William Martha Walhngford, Conn. John Benjamin Miles McLeansville. N. C. William L. Moses Aberdeen, N. C. John Lambert Murray, Jr. Catawba. N. C. William E. Musselwhite Lumberton, N. C. William Bland Ray Wake Forest. N. C Wesley Linville Roach Wendell. N. C John Haizlip Rush Spray, N. C Albert Burnice Russ Wilmington. N. ( James Russell Sugg New Bern. N. C Carroll W. Weathers. Jr Raleigh. N. C Allan Joseph While Philadelphia. Pa. James L. Young Somerville. N. J. Fourteen