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Table of

PAGE

OFFICERS. 6

BOARD OF C:·OVERNORS

CoMl\HTTEEs 8

STUDENT COUNCIL. 9

FORMER OFFICERS . 10

FORMER MEMBERS OF THE HOARD O:F GOVERNORS 11

FORMER PRESIDENTS OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL 13

CoNi>TITUTION AND BY-LAws 15

HONORARY MEMBERS 36

LAWYER MEMBERS 48

STUDENT MEMBERS 62

JN MEMORIAM MEMBERS 73 6 OFFICERS

Officers

ex officio

HoN. LELAND W. CARR Chief Justice, Supreme Court of Michigan!

HoN. GEORGE E. BusHNELL Chief Justice, Supreme Court of Michigan2

President

Eow ARD S. RoGERS

GROVER c. GRISMORE

I During HJ47 2 During 1948 THE LAWYERS CLUB 7

Court of the State

HoN. LELAND W. Chief 1!H7 HoN. GEORGE E. BUSHNELL, Chief 1948 HoN. WALTER H. NoRTH

firom the Board

HoN. J. HERBERT

The P1esident of the

ALEXANDER G. RUTHVEN

From the Law

E. BLYTHE Term GROVER C. GRISMORE, Term

HARRY G. 1948 EDWARDS. 1949

Law Students

E. DAMON, Term 1948 WELLS LovETT, Term 19·:!:9 8 COMMITTEF.S

. Comm1ttees

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

GROVER c. GRISMORE

E. BLYTHE STASON

LAWYER MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE

HARRY G. Chairman

WALT.ER H. NORTH

GROVER c. GRISMORE

STUDENT MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE

GROVER c.

Jm1N E. DAMON

\VELLS LOVETT THE LAWYERS CJ~UB

EDMUND J. President

MJCHAF.L R. Vice-President

KENT

GEORGE R COOJ{

E.DAMON

LEVAN

WELLS LOVETT IO FORMER OFFICERS

Former Officers

PAST CHAIRMEN Hon. John S. McDonald. 1925; 1933 Hon. John E. Bird 1926 Hon. Nelson Sharpe . . 1927-1934 Hon. Richard C. Flannigan 1928 Hon. Louis H. Fead . 1928; 1937 Hon. Walter H. North 1929; 1936; 1944 Hon. Howard Wiest . 1930; 1938 Hon. Henry M. Butzel 1931; 1939; 1946 Hon. George M. Clark 1932 Hon. William W. Potter . 1935 Hon. George E. Bushnell 1940 Hon. Edward M. Sharpe 1941 Hon. Bert D. Chandler . 1942 Hon. Emerson R. Boyles 1943 Hon. Raymond W. Starr 1945

PAST PRESIDENTS Henry M. Bates . 1924 James 0. Murfin 1925-1933 Harry C. Bulkley 1933-1940 Oscar C. Hull 1940-1944 Edward S. Rogers 1945-

PAST SECRETARY-TREASURERS Grover C. Grismore . . . • . 1924- THE LAWYERS CLUB 11

Former Members of of Governors

FROM THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF MICHIGAN

Hon. John S. McDonald . 1925-1933 Hon. John K Bird . . . . 1926 Hon. Nelson Sharpe . . . 1927-1934 Hon. Richard C. Flannigan, 1928 Hon. Louis H. Fead . 1933-HJ37 Hon. Walter H. North 1929; 1936- Hon. Howard ~W'eist . 1938 Hon. Henry M. Butzel 1931; 1939; 1946 Hon. George M. Clark 1932 Hon. WiHiam W. Potter 1935 Hon. George E. Bushnell 1940 Hon. Edward M. Sharpe 1941 Hon. Bert D. Chandler . 1942 Hon. Emerson R. Boyles 1943 Hon. Raymond W. Starr 1945

FROM THE BOARD OF REGENTS Hon. James 0. Murfin 1936-1937 Hon. Edmund C. Shields 1933-1935; 1944-1945 Hon. David H. 1938-1943 Hon. J. Joseph Herbert 1946- 12 FORMER MEMBERS

PRESIDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Hon. Clarence Cook Little . 1926-1929 Hon. Alexander G. Ruthven . . 1929-

FROM THE LAW FACULTY Dean Henry M_ Bates . . . 1924 Professor Ralph W. Aigler 1924 Professor Edwin C. Goddard . 1924-1934 Professor Herbert F. Goodrich 1924 Professor Grover C. Grismore 1924- Dean E. Blythe Stason . 1934-

PRACTICING LAWYERS John M. Zane . . 1925-1930 John T. Creighton 1925-1941 Harry C. Bulkley . 1930-1940 Oscar C. Hull . . 1940-1944 Edward S. Rogers . 1941- Harry G. Gault 1944-

LAW STUDENTS Harry B. Grundy . 1925 Leland H. Notnagel 1925 A. Gordon Oliver . 1925-1926 Menso R. Bolt . . 1925-1927 Louis S. May 1926-1927 Kenneth E. Midgley 1927-1928 Leroy W. Dahlberg 1927-1928 Tlrn LAWYERS CLUB 13

Stanley H. Fulton . . 1928-1929 Robert J. Clendenin . 1928-1930 William G. Coultrap . 1929-1931 Dorren L. Renner . 1930-1932 Robert D. Gordon. !93l·l933 Richard E. Hole 1932-1934 Robert E. 1933-1935 Cyril F. Hetsko . 1934-1936 Elbert R. Gilliom . 1935-1937 James H. Kilbourne 1936-1938 Robert C. Keck . . 1937-1939 Roy L. Steinheimer, Jr. . 1938-1940 M. French 1939-1941 A. Harper 1940-1942 Forrest A. 1941-1942 F. H. Hoffman, 1942-1943 Benjamin M. 1942-1944 Ormond S. Danford l9•13-l945 Alden C. Jolmson . 1944-1945 Donald A. Jones . 19·15-1946 Kenneth H. Liles, . 1945-1947 Richard E. Sicswerda . 1946-1947

Former Presidents the Student Council Kit F. Clardy 1924-1925 W. A. Gibson, Jr.. 1925-1926 Robert W. Conder 1926-1927 Carl J. Riddering . 1927-1928 Joe C. Gamble . 1928-1929 K Hunt .. 1929-1930 14 FORMER MEMBERS

Samuel E. Gawne 1930-1931 Varro H. Rhodes 1931-1932 Charles D. Peet. 1932-1933 Willard M. Avery . 1933-1934 John T . Damm 1934-1935 Marion H. Yoder . 1935-1936 Charles B. Varco . 1936-1937 Keith P. Bondurant 1937-1938 Bruce M. Smith . . 1938-1939 John J. Adams . . 1939-1940 Charles l\f. Lovett . 1940-1941 Carl M. Shinn . . 1941-1942 Paul Bolger . . . 1942-1943 Robert M. Barton . 1943-1944 Philip E. Hanna . 1944-1945 Robert H. Potter . 1945-1946 Robert G. Bayley . 1946-1947 George B. Woodman . 1947 THE LA WYERS CUJII 15

Constitution and

HE LAWYERS CLUB .of the of Mich· T was founded in 1922 William W Cook of the New York without a formal charter. in 1923-192.4 he erected the first building as a center for its activities and named it The Club. This building was into use for the first time in the fall of 1924. In 1930 .Mr. Cook added a second which he named the John P. Cook Building, in memory of his father. the Club m its activities is Hl

.Board of Governors. It is also that all mem· dues and all profits derived from the operation of the Club buildings "shall be used for le­ gal to be expended from time to time as the governors deem besL" it v,ras consti- tuted consisted of the Dean of the law ex officio, who was to be President of the and four members of the law chosen the of the of 16 CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS

In 1925, with the consent of the the Board of Governors was reconstituted to consist of the Chief Jus­ tice of the Michigan members of the law faculty, two practicing two law students. In 1926 there were with the consent of the one elected member of the Court of Michigan and the President of the of Michigan. In 1932 the Board of Governors of The Lawyers Club filed the following Articles of Incorporation and was a charter under the General Laws of Michigan.

ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF

THE HOARD OF GOVERNORS OF THE LAWYERS CLUB

OF THE lJNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN

These Articles of Incorporation are signed and by the for the purpose of a non-profit corporation under the provisions of Act No. 327 of the Public Acts of 1931, known as the Michigan General Act, as follows:

ARTICLE I The name of this corporation is The Board of Gov- ernors of The Lawyers Club of the of Mich- THE LAWYERS CLUB 17

ARTICLE II The purpose or purposes of this are as follows: To maintain and of Mich­ in connection hereafter owned the Regents of the

profession and of hw students and the and advancement of the and to do any or all of these things or as the may in its discretion determine.

ARTICLE III

The location of the rnlrn1-.r::i in the County of Washtenaw, State of •n••L"""-'"'" Post Office address of office in

ARTJCLE IV Said is organized upon a non-stock basis. The amount of assets which said possesses IS:

Real property: None. value of in-

is to be financed under the follow­ Funds for carrying on the affairs of to be obtained from pro- 18 CONSTITOTlON AND UY-LAWS ceeds to be derived from the of rooms to law students, la""-yers and others; from the of a dining room or rooms; and from dues of mem.­ to be collected from members of a dub to be operated by the and to be known as The LaV\ryers Club of the of i\!lichigan; and from interest on invested funds.

ARTICLE v The names of residence, or business, of each of the are as follows: James 0. Murfin 3002 Union Guardian Bldg., Detroit, Michigan. Edwin C. Goddard Law School, Arm Arbor, Michigan. Grover C. Grismore Law School, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

ARTICLE VI The names and addresses of the first board of direc­ tors are as follows: M. Clark Chief justice, Supreme Court, Lansing, Michigan. John S. McDonald Justice, Supreme Comt, Lansing, Michigan. James 0. Murfin Rcge~t, UJ?iv~rsity of Michigan, 3002 Union Guardian Bldg., Det:r01t, Michigan. Alexander G. Ruthven President, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, l\Hchigan. C. Bulkley Union Guardian Bldg., Detroit, nuL"'J4"''" THE LA WYERS CLUB 19

John T. Creighton 22 William SL, New York. York. Edwin C. Goddard Law School, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Grover C. Grismore Law School, Ann Arbor.. Michigan. Robert D. Gordon The Club, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Dorren L. Renner The Lawyers Club, Ann Arbor, Michigan.

ARTICU: VII The term of this corporation is fixed at years.

ARTICLE VUI Admission to, retention of, and dismissal from mem·· bership in this corporation shall be as in the by-laws. shall be known as the Board of Governors and shall be consti-· tuted as provided in the by-laws.

BY-LAWS

ARTICLE 1-MF.MBERSHIP IN THE CORPORATION l. The members of this shall be the fol- lowing: The Chief Justice of the Court of Michi- gan, ex officio; One associate justice of the Court of Mich- who is to be elected by the said Court 20 CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS and is to retain his membership until a successor is elected by the Supreme Court of Michigan; One Regent of the of Michigan who is to be elected by the Regents of the University of Michi­ gan and is to retain his membership until a successor is elected by the Regents of the of Michigan; The President of the University of Michigan, ex officio; Two members of the law faculty of the University of Michigan who are to be elected by the Regents of the University of on the recommendation of the law faculty for terms of two years, one being elected each year; Two lawyers who are to be elected by the Regents of the University of :rvlichigan for terms ot two years, one elected each year; Two law students at the University of JVIichigan who are to be elected for terms of two years, one elected each year by those second- and stu­ dents in the Law School who are members of The Law­ yers Club, from a list of not less than three second-year students to be nominated by the two law faculty mem­ bers of this corporation and the remaining student member thereof, as soon as practicable after the open­ ing of school in the fall. In case any member of this corporation shall cease to have the qualifications which were a condition of his membership in the first instance, or shall resign, or die, or become incompetent, or if for any other reason his THE LAWYERS CLUB 21

shall be vacated, a successor shall be elected as soon as is thereafter to fiU the vacancy created, ln the same manner as is spe· dfied for the election in the first instance of membern of the class in which the vacancy how­ ever, that in vacancies in .law student membe1·­ ship nominations shall be made so that there shall be one and one student member. 2. The foHowing persons shall be the members of this for the term indicated until their successors are elected a5 in section l o[ this article: George IVL Chief Justice, Court of ex officio; John S. McDonald, Court of Mich- until a successor is cic:cucu. 0. Murfin, Regent of the of Mich- igan, until a successor is Alexander G. Ruthven, President of the of Michigan, ex Edwin C. Goddard, from the law of the Uni- versity of Michigan, until l, Grover C. from the law of the Uni- versity of Michigan, until July l, Harry C. Bulkley, practicing until i, 1932; John T. Creighton, until 1, 22 CONSTITUTION AND HY·LAWS

Donen L. law student at the of Michigan, until September 30, 1932; Robert D. law student at the tT niversity of Michigan, until September 30, 1933.

ARTICLE II-GOVERNING .BOARD I. The affairs of this corporation shall be managed and controlled a board of directors which shall be known as the Board of (C:.ovcrnors. 2. All of the members of the ,.,..,.,.n.·w·> shall be members of the Board of Governors.

ARTICLE Ill-OFFICERS l. shall be a Chair- m.an, a a and a and such other officers as the Board of Governors shall de­ termine. 2. The Chief .Justice ol the Court of Mich igan shall be the ex officio. The other officers shall be elected by the Board of Governors and shall hold office for one year and' until their successors shall have been elected and shall have qualified. 3. The offices of and Treasurer shall be combined and shall be held by the same person. 4. The and in his the President, shall at all meetings of the Board of Governors and of the members of this corporation. 5. The Secretary-Treasurer shall keep the minutes of the meetings of the Board of Governors and of the THE LAWYERS CLUB members of this corporation; have of au the funds of this ~~,·,~··"·n and disburse such funds as are necessary for tlie of transmit to the Business from time to time snch fonds as may be for said Business Office in accordance ·wi such as may be established from time to time by the "'"'''"·"''~ of the University of transmit to said Husi- ness Office from time to time such funds as are available for the purpose, for investment and reinvest­ ment by the .Finance Committee of said vise the of all the accounts of this and thereon whenever the Board of Governors; and usu- incident to this or as may be lo him by the Board of Gmcernors or its Executive Couunittce.

ARTICLE IV-CoMMI'fTEEs L The committees of this shall consist of an Executive Committee of the Board of and

2. The Executive Committee of the .Board of Gov­ ernors shall consist of three members of the lloard oi Governors who shall be elected the Board of Gov- ernors to hold office for one year until succes· sors are elected. It shall have authority to exercise aU the powers of the Board of Governors when the latter is not in session and shall its actions to the Board of Governors. It may act at a or without 24 CONSTITUTlON AND BY-LAWS meeting on the oral or assent of its members. 3. The Lawyer Membership Committee shall consist of one faculty and one member to be chosen Hoard of Governors to hold office for one year until successors are elected, and the elected rep­ resentative of the Supreme Court on the Board of Gov­ ernors, ex officio. It shall have to deal with the matter of Lawyer membership in The Lawyers Club of the of Michigan subject to the rules

Committee shall con­ sist of the Secretary-Treasurer and the two student members of the Board of ex officio. It shall have authority to deal with the matter of Student mem- in The Club of the of subject to the rules laid down in these by· laws. 5. Subject to the control of the Board of Governors and to these each committee of the Board of Governors may determine the manner of ,.,,.n,-1nrt1n its business.

ARTICLE V-TnE LA WYERS Cum l. This shall maintain and a dub (which shall include the operation of dining rooms and dormitories) to be known as The Lawyers Club of the University of Michigan. A. Membership in The Lawyers Club l.. The of this Club shall be confined to the male sex. THE LAWYERS CLUB 25

2. The shall be classed as and Student.

the Presi· cral of Michigan, and all the circuit of l'vlichigan shall he ex ofiicio. Other members may be elected the Board of Governors of this "'.,_.,.,__,.,.,.., members shall of the Club and shall not be to pay any dues or other assessments. 4. member of the bar in good been vouched for hers of the Club shall be

The name of any member of the bar who has been for shalI be submitted to the or and it shall vote upon his name or otherwise, within after the same has been submitted. The unanimous vote of all the members of the said committee shall be necessary to elect any proposed member. No admission fee shall be member shall pay annual dues of The year shall commence on J st and the annual dues shall be in advance on 26 CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS that date. A n1ember elected during the course of the membership year shall be to pay a pro- part of the fee for that yeaL Any member who has orni tted to pay the annual due8 for two successive years from the of this ~n-•···"0 v·••+ from the rolls of the Club, unless his dues have been waived for cause the Executive Committee of the Board of Governors. 5. Any student in the Law School of the of who is in good standing in the Law School shall be eligible to Student membership. Student members shall be elected for terms of one year the Student Membership Committee. A major- vote of the said committee shall be necessary for election. Each Student member shall pay annual dues of $10.00 his period of membership. The Executive Committee of the Board of Gover· nors shall have the to veto the election of any Student member elected the Student Committee. 6. The membership of any Student member may be terminated at any time by the Executive Committee of the Board of Governors or the .Board of Governors. 7. The membership of any Honorary or Lawyer member may be terminated at any time the vote of the members of the Board o[ Governors present at a called of the said board. THE LAWYERS CLUB 27

lt Student Government of T'he Clubl L The student government of The Club shall be vested in a president and an executive coundL 2. The president shaH be a third-year student-resi­ dent who resided at the Club during· the year immedi­ ately preceding his election. J). The executive council shall consist of the two Student members of the Board of

Club, to he as hereinafter Student members of the Club. 4. The and the elected members of the executive council shall hold office for one year and until successors are that if the president or an elected council member shaH cease to reside in the Club buildings his office shall be deemed vacant and a successor shalI be elected from the class of v1hich he was a member, in the manner herein pro· vided for the holding of electiom. 5. As soon as practicable after the of school in each year a of the second- and third· year Student members of the Club ,,hall be called for the election of officers, at which a committee ... u•u,•M.H12; of the two members of the Board of Governors and the remaining Student member thereof shall nomi­ nate three third-year students for the office of''"'""'"'~""' and seven third-year students and s1x "u'""·"-"'

1 As amended April 20, 1!!40. 28 CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS

dents for the office of member of the executive council. The president shall be chosen from among those nomi­ nated for that office. The members of the executive council shall be chosen from among those nominated for the office of president and not elected to that office and those specifically nominated for the office of execu­ tive councilman. A majority vote of all those voting shall be necessary to the election of the pro- vided, however, that in case none of nominees re- ceives a rnajority vote on the first ballot, the nominee the smallest number of votes on that ballot shall be dropped from the list and a second ballot taken on the two remaining nominees. In the case of mem·· bers of the executive council a majority vote shall not be necessary, but the three third-year students and the two second-year students receiving the highest number of votes shall be declared elected. Second- and third­ year students only shall be eligible to vote. 6. The president shall be chairman of the executive council and shall preside at all its meetings and at all meetings of the Student members of the Club. He shall perform such other duties as are usually incident to the office which he holds but shall have no vote m the case of a tie. 7. The executive council shall elect a vice-president and a secretary-treasurer from among its own members. The shall perform the duties of the pres­ ident during his absence or incapacity. The secretary­ treasurer shall keep the minutes of the council, collect such funds as come within the control of the council THE LAWYERS CLUB 29 and disburse the same on its and such other duties as may be the council. 8. The executive council shall have to pro- vide for the appointment ol such committees as it may deem necessary to carry out its functions. in such committees need not be limited to members of the executive council, but each committee shall have a member of the executive council as its chairman. Sub­ ject to approval the Hoard of Governors of this cor· the executive council may make and enforce for the and welfare of the the Club buildings, and 111ay levy and collect dues to enable it to carry on its functions. 9. The number of regular to be held the executive council and the time for holding such meet- shall be determined the coundL ings may be called at any time by the shall be called by him upon the of two mem­ bers of the council. The presence of six rnembers shall be necessary to constitute a quormn for the transaction of business at any of the council.

C. Guest Privileges Guest privileges may be extended to members of the har in good and to of the University at the request of any member oI the Board of Governors of this Guest cards for this purpose shall be issued on such the of this corporatiorL 30 CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS

D. Use of the Building L members of the Club shall be to occupy the living quarters in the dormitories of the Club, that during the continuance of the emergency brought on by 'vVorld War II it shall be missible to admit students enrolled in the col­ lege who have declared it to be their intention to enter the law school upon completion of the required pre­ legal studies, and other persons who are regularly en­ rolled in special courses offered in the University for short terms in preparation for some form of service for national defense. Non-law students shall be admitted in any case only after all eligible law students who apply for admission have been accommodated.1 2. In the assignment of living quarters, second- and third-year s,tudents shall be given preference. 3. The buildings of the Club shall be dosed during the summer vacation.

ARTICLE VI-FINANCES I. All the current funds of this corporation shall be deposited and kept in such depositories as may from time to time be determined upon by the Executive Committee of the Board of Governors. 2. All surplus funds shall be deposited in trust with the Business Office of the University of Michigan for investment and reinvestment at the discretion of the

1 As amended January 24, 1942. THE LAWYERS CLUB !H

Finance Committee of the of the The determination of what are fonds shall be in the discretion of the Executive Com· mi ttee of the Board of Governors. 3. The Executive Committee of the Board of Gov­ ernors, whenever in its discretion it deems it necessary, may sell any of the securities or other investments of this corporation and/or borrow money in the name of this and on its credit for the purpose of carrying on the activities of this and in its discretion may any investinents of the cor-· poration as for such loans.

4,. All dues received from members of the Club shall be kept in a separate account the Treasurer and shall be devoted research purposes .

.IJ. All bills of exchange, notes, ""·"''·"'" and other vouchers for r.he disbursement of the funds of this corporation shall be Treasurer on behalf of this such other person or persons as may be "'··'""·"'"·"~~· the Board of Governors.

ARTICLE VII-MEETINGS 1. The annual meeting of the members of the cor· poration shall be held at The Club in the of Ann Arbor, Michigan, upon the of the first week following the recess of the of of each year, or at such other lime as the ;52 CONSTITUTION AND l:lY·LAWS

Executive Committee of the Board of Governors shall in its discretion 2. of the Board of Governors may be called at any time and place in the discretion of the Executive Committee .of the Board of and shall be called by the upon the request of any two members of the Board of Governors. 3. ·when a meeting, either of the Board of Governors or of the members of this corporation has been called, the shall give at least ten days' notice, by letter to each member, of the time and of 4. of the Executive Committee may be called at any time in the discretion of the and shall be called by him upon the request of any member of said committee. The Secretary shall at least 24 hours' notice of the time and place of each meeting of the Executive Committee, such notice to be given or· or in 5. Members who attend any of the Board of Governors or of the Executive Committee of the Board of Governors shall be reimbursed for all ex· penses incurred incident to such attendance.

ARTICLE VIII--QuoRuM At all meetings, whether of t.he members of this cor­ poration or of the Board of Governors or of any of its committees, a majority thereof shall constitute a quor­ um for the transaction of any business that may prop- come before the meeting.

1 As amended April 26, 1941. THE LAWYERS CLUB 33

ARTICLE IX-A.MENDMENTS These may be or amended at any of the m.embers of the corpor· ation or of the Board of notice of a proposed to each mem- ber of the or of the Board of as the case may at the time he is notified of the meeting at which the proposed action is to take PROVIDED that if all the members of the "N"·~-.~'·" of the Board of as the case may ent at a then these or amended without any or amendment

NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF MEMBE,RS

NOVEMBER ] , 194 7

(Showing year admission to 36 HONORARY MEMBERS

Honorary Members

RALPH w. AlGLER 1925 Professor of m1.wn•u'V of Michil!a.n Ann Arbor, M1rhiu11n

ARCH 1942

VF:RA R BAITS 1943 Regent, University of Michigan 1009 Bishop Road Grossr Pointe Park, Michigan

HENRY M. BATES 1925 Dean Emeritus of the Law School and Professor Emeritus of Law, University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Michigan l<'RANK A. BELL 1927 Circuit fudge, Twenty-fifth Judicial Circuit of Negaunee, Michigan

CLIFFORD A. BISHOP 1939 Circuit Seventh Judicial Circuit of Flint, CHARLES C. BLACK 1927 15 Exchange Place Jersey City, New Jersey WILLIAM W. BLUME 1928 Professor of Law, tnim"'·"'"" of Ann Arbor.. Michigan HARRY D. BOARDMAN 1945 Circuit }udge, Fourth Judicial Circuit of Michigan Jackson, iviichigan ROSCOE 0. BON!STEEL 1933 Regent, University of 1V"""'"~'"" 201-5 Wolverine Building Ann Arbor, Michigan XENOPHON A. BOOMHOWER 1925 Circuit judge, Twenty-fourth Judicial Circuit of "''r"fo"'~ Bad Axe, Michigan THE LAWY:!:~RS cum 37

EMERSON R. HOYLES 1940 Justice, Supreme Court of Lansing, Michigan

CHARLES A. BOYNTON 1927 Judge, United States District Courl El Paso, Texas

EZRA BRAINERD, jR. Shoreham Building Washington, D. C.

judicial Circuit of

JOHN V. BRENNAN i94'! Circuit Third Judicial Circuit: of i'vfichigan Detroit,

LEO BRENNAN J947 Judge, Twelfth Judicial Circuit of Michigan L'Anse, Michigan VINCENT M. BRENNAN 192:) Circuit judge, Third Judicial Circuit of Detroit, Michigan ''\T!U.IAM B. BROWN 1925 Circuit judge, Seventeenth Judicial Circuit of Grand Rapids, Michigan ALFRED BUDGE 1927 .Justice, Suj1reme Court of Idaho Boise, Idaho A.G. Brnm 1938 justice, Court of North Dakota Bismarck, Dakota, WARREN R BURROWS 1930 Poquonock Bridge, Connecticut GEORGE E" BUSHNELL 1934 Supreme Court of Michigan CHARLES C. BUTLER 1930 Denver, Colorado

HENRY M. HUTZEL 1929 .Justice, Supreme Court of Lansing, Michigan 38 HONORARY MEMBERS

LEW L. CALLAWAY Hdena, Montana

SHERMAN D. CALLENDAR 1936 Circuit Third judicial Cirrnit of 1H1unQ•an Detroit,

LU.ANll w. CARR 1925 Court of Michigan

P AliL R. CASH 1942 Circuit Twenty ninth .Judicial Circuit of Alma,

JA:VffS E. CHENOT 1931 Circuit judge, Third Circuit of Mjchigan Highland Park,

Loms E. COAS!l 1945 Circuit

HOBART R. COFFEY 1926 Professor of Ann Arbor,

JOSEPH H. COLLINS 1925 Circuit judge, Thirty·fifth Judicial Circuit of Michigan Corunna, Michigan

ALFRED R Cor\NAllLE, j1c l9'1l Regent, University of Michigan 1201 American National Bank Building Kalamazoo. Michigan

KENNY.TH A. Cox l 946 Assistant Professor of Law, University of Ann Arbor, Michigan JOHN C. CRAPS~:R 1928 Judge., Supreme Court of New York, Appellate Division Massena, Necv York JESSE w. CURTIS 1927 Supreme Court of California Francisco, California MORRIS K. DAVIS 1941 Circuit Judge, Eighth Judicial Circuit of Michigan Stanton, Michigan THE LA WYERS CLUB 39

.JOHN P. DAWSO:'l 1927 Professor of Ann Arbor, 1928 Twenty-third judicial Circuit oj Michigan

GEORGE W. DES fARDJNS 1937 Circuit .Tudge, Fortieth ]udiria! Circuit of Lapeer, Michigan

.JOHN R. DETHMERS l!H6 of Jlvfichip;an

FRANK L. DOTY 1928 Circuit Pontiac, EDGAR N. DURFEE 1925 Professor of Ann Arbor,

GEORGE A. EBERLY 1927 Court of Nebraska

OTTO E. ECKERT !946 Regent, 116 West Ottawa Michigan PHILIP ELLIOTT 1937 Circuit }udir:ial of Aiir:higan Flint, !'RANK B. FERGUSON J9<}4 Circuit Third Judicial Circuit of Michigan Detroit..

GUY B. FINDLEY l 94fj Judge, Court of Common Pleas Elyria, Ohio

PAUL V. GADOLA 1929 Circuit Judge, Seventh Judicial Circuit of Michigan Flint, Michigan :FRED';\'. GEORGE 1929 Circuii Judge, .Judicial Circuit of Nlichigan Port Huron, Michigan 10 HONORARY MEMBERS

PARM C. GILBERT 1925 Circuit fudge, Thirteenth Judicial Circuit of Traverse Cily, Michigan Cr.A YTON C. GOLDEN 1934 Circuit judge, Thirty-eighth Judicial Circuit of Monroe, 1Hichigan GROVER C. GRISMORE 1925 Professor of Law, University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Michigan HERBERT HARLEY Secretary Emeritus .. A rnerican ] udicatu.re Society Underwood Road, Bmton Hills Ann Arbor, .Jl.fichigan RAY HART 1925 Circuit Judge, Twenty-first ]udidal Circuit of Michigan 1Widland, Michigan GcORGE B. HARTRICK 1936 Circuit .fudge, Sixth judicial Circuit of Michigan Royal Oak, Michigan BLAINE \,Y. HATCH 1928 Cirr:uit Judge, Thirty-seventh Judicial Circuit of Michigan Afarshall, Michigan CHARLES H. HAYDEN 1936 Circuit Judge, Thirtieth Jndicial Circuit of Lansing, Michigan RALP!l A. HAYWARD 1944 Regent, University of Michigan 315 Park Avenue Parchment, 11.1.ichigan .J. JOSEPH HERBERT l!J3!J Regenl, Michigan 127 South Cedar l\fonislique, Michigan J-L RUSSELL HOLLAND 1936 Circuit fudge, Sixth Judicial Circuit of flilirhigan Pontiac, lW:ichigan ROBERT T. HOLLAND l944 Circuit .fudge, Tenth ]udicial Circuit of Michigan Saginaw, Michigan EMORY J. HYDE 19,H 3015 E. Helen Street Tucson, Arizona THE LAWYERS CLUB

judge, Fifteenth Judicial Circuit. of Sturgis, Michigan I"AYLIN K. JAM~~s Hl29 Professor of Law, University of Ann Arbor, Michigan IRA 1N. JAYNE Hl25 Circuit Judge, Third judicial Circuii. of Detroit, Michigan CHARLES °\'V. jOJNJ

HARRY G. K!PK~~ l93:J Regent, of Michigan LaSalle Securities, 105 South LaSalle Street Chicago, lllinois ARTHUR A. Kosc1NsK1 Judge, United States District Court Detroit, FRED S. LAMll l92b Circuit fudge, Twenty-eighth Judicial Circuit of Michigan Cadillac, Michigan LANDERS 1939 Thirty-second Judicial Circuit of

ARTHUR F. LimERLE 1936 .Judge, Uniled States District Court Detroit, Michigan KARL K. LEIBRAND Circuit Judicial Circuit of m;<1;r,iwnn Bay City, 42 HONORARY MEMB.ERS

PAUL A. LEIDY 1926 Professor of Ann Arbor,

THEODORE LEVIN 1946 United States District Court Michigan THOMAS F. MAHER l!Wi Circuit judicial Cirruit of Detroit, G1<:0RGE A. MALCOLM 1928 49./7 Marathon Sti·eet Hollywood, California AnOLPH I<. MARSCHNER 1925 Circuit Third judicial Circuii of lvlichigan Detroit, CLARENCE R. MARTIN HJ30 Indiana Trust Building lndianafwlis, Indiana JOHN A. MATTHEWS 1927 Ilelena, Montana THOMAS ·F. McALLI:HEP. 1941 .Judge, United Slates Circuit Court of Apj1eals Grand Rapids. ARcmE D. McDONALD l942 Circuit judge, Fifth Judicial Circuit of Michigan Hastings, Michigan NELSON M. McVrcAR 1930 ]udge, United States District Court Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania FRim T. MILES 1929 Circuit Judge, Twentieth .Judicial Circuit of Michigan Holland, Michigan GUY A. MILLER l!l2'.i Circuit Judge, Third .Judicial Circuit of Michigan Detroit, 1\1 ichigan JOSEPH A. MOYNIHAN 1925 Circuit Judge, Third Judicial Circuit of Michigan . Detroit, Michigan GEORGE B. MURPHY 1941 Circuit Judge, Third Judicial Circuit of Michigan Detroit, Michigan THE LAWYERS CLUB 43

1942 Judicial Circuit of Z\Jichigan

MAX E. NEAL l93tl Circuit Judicial of 1\!Ianistee, LILA M. NEUENFELT 1942 Circuit Third judicial of lviichigan

ALBERT :F. NEUMANN 1946 Assistant Arm A1'bor, MARVIN L. NrnHuss 1936 of Law and Vice President, Uni

l'vlichigan ALTON H. NOE 1914 Circuit Judicial Circuit of Michigan Mt. Clemens, 'WALTER H. NORTH !925

ERNEST O'BRmN Hl31 judge, United States District Court Detroit, M<1ct,11i:r,an CHESTER P. O'HARA l!J43 Circuit Thi1d Judicial Circuit Michigan Grosse Michigan JAMES E O'NEILL Circuit ]udge, Tenth Judicial Circuit of Saginaw, Michigan GEORGE E. PALMER Associate Professor of Law, of Ann Arbor, Michigan ORIE L. PHILLIPS 1927 fudge, United States Circuit Court of Denver, Colorado

FRANK A. PICARD J!J36 Judge, United States Distril'l Court 509 Bearinger Building Saginau•, Michigan HONORARY MEMBERS

MARCUS L. PLANT 1946 Assistant Professor of Lau.1, University of 111:;icn~irr.an Ann Arbor, Michigan EARL C. PUGSLEY 1929 Circuit Judge, Twenty-seventh .Judicial Circuit of Michigan Hart_. Michigan GEORGE A. RATHBUN J 929 Circuit .Judge, Thirty-ninth .Judicial Circuit of Adrian, Michigan NEIL K RElll 1925 justice, Court of 1H.ichigan Lansing) THEODO!U: .J. RICHTER 1925 Circuit Judge, Third judicial Circuit of 1Uichigan Detroit, Michigan WILLIAM A. RINER 1930 Chief Cheyenne, MARVIN B. ROSENBERRY 1926 Chief Court of Wisconsin Madison, HERBERT W. Rll'iNELS 1928 Circuit judge, Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Michig1m Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan ALEXANDER G. Run1vi:N l!l2!l President_. University of Ann Arbor, Michigan MARVIN J. SAi.MON 1947 Circuit Judge. Thirtieth Judicial Circuit of Lansing, Michigan JOSEPH F. SANFORD 1936 Circuit Judge, Fourteenth judicial Circuit of Muskegon, Michigan JOHN C. SHAFFER 1937 Circuit ]udge, Thirty-fourth Judicial Circuit of Michigan Gladwin, Michigan EDWARD M. SHARPE 1934 Justice, Supreme Court of Michigan Bay City, Michigan BURKE SHARTEL 1925 Professor of Law, University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Michigan THE LAWYERS CLUB 4.5

JOHN W. SHENK 1927 California

LEWIS M, SIMES 193~ Professor of Law, of Michigan Ann Arbor, lliichigan CHARLES C. SIMONS Judge, United States Circuit Cm.trt of Appeals Detroit, Michigan JOHN SIMPSON 1929 Circuit judicial Circuit of JVIichigan Jackson, ALLAN F. SMITH l!Wl Assistant ,,,·nt.e"'"r of Law, Universil.y of Aiichig;an Ann Arbor, .FRED P. SMITH 1929 Circuit Judge, Twenty-sixth Judicial Circuit of Alpena, Michigan RUSSELL A. SMITH 1937 Professor of of Ann Arbor, SHIRLEY W. SMITH l926 Vice-President and Secretary, Erneritus, University of

Michigan DALE SOUTER 1943 Circuit judge, Stventeenth judicial Circuit of lviichigan Grand Rapids, Michigan JAMES E. SPIER Circuit Sixteenth judicial Cirrnit of Mt. Clemens, RAYMO'-ID "\IV. STARR i9"Ji judge, United States District Court Grand Rapids, Michigan E. BLYTHE STASON 1925 Dean and Professor of Law, Universitiy of 1Wichigan Ann Arbor, Michigan

KENNETH M. STEVENS J 947 Regent, of lliffrhigan 2126 Dime Detroit 26, Michigan 46 HONORARY MEMBERS

SHIRLEY STEWART l.941 Circuit judicial Circuit of

:EnsON R. SUNDERLAND 1925 Professor of Ann Arbor, LUCIEN Ji'. Swr;ET 1947 Circuit Kalamazoo, SAMUEL R. THURMAN 1927 Continrnlai Bank Building Salt Lake City, Utah ROBERT M. TOMS 1929 Circuit Third Judicial Circuit of TJetroit.,

JOHN .E. TRACY 1930 Professor of Law, University of Ann Arbor, Michigan JULIUS C. TRAVIS 1927 Consolidated i>iulcti·i·iit Indianapolis, Indiana BERTRAM S. VARIAN 1930 ·105 McCarty Building Boise, Idaho LEONARD D. VERDIF.R 1932 Circuit Judge, Sevenleenth Judicial Circuit of Michigan Grand Rapids, Michigan ]mm B. w AITE 1925 Professor of Ann Arbor, WARD I. WALLER 1943 Circuit Judge, Thirty-third Judicial Circuit of Michigan Chebovgan, Michigan GLENN E. W' ARNER 1925 Circuit judge, Judicial Circuit of Michigan Paw Paw, Nfichigan ARTHUR "\,YEBSTER 1925 Circuit Judge, Third Judicial Circuit of Michigan Detroit, Michigan CLYDE I. WEBSTER 1925 Circuit Judge, Third Judicial Circuit of Michigan Detroit, Michigan THE LA WYERS C.LUB 47

1927 Court

GEORGE V. WEIMER 1925 Circuit Ninth Judicial Cirrnil Kalamazoo, 1v1 ,,cr.nvnn EDWARD A. WESTIN l94fi Circuit Judge, Second Circuit of Michigan Benton Harbor, L. HART WRIGHT 1947 Assistant University of Michigan Ann Arbor, 48 LAWYER MEMBERS

Em.AR H. AILES 1947 Penobscot 1ntrnctzruz. Detroit 26,

\ViLLIAM COIT ALLEE J.946 2057 Penobscot Building, Detroit 26,

LESLIE L ANDERSON 1946 1100 First National-Sao Line Building Minneapolis 2, Minnesota

JAMES R ANGELL 1937 2104 Dime "-···"'·-- Detroit 26 ..

EDWARD M. APPLE 1946 2927 David Stott Detroit 26, Michigan

BYRON L BALLARD 1933 1400 Olds Tower Building, Lansing. Afichigan

HENRY BANNON 1937 Porismoulh, Ohio

W. CARL BAUER 1946 Second National Bank Building, Saginaw, Michigan

HUGH M. ilENNETT 1945 17 South Street, Columbus 15, Ohio DAVID R. BISHOP 1933 1400 Olds Tower Building, Michigan ALBERT JL BLASHFJELD 194i 1001·4 First Nalional H.ENRY C. Bocu: 1946 1100 Buhl Building, Detroit,

HIRAM C. Bmm 1940 State Rejwrter, Supreme Court of Michigan Lansing, Michigan ELLIS J:IOWLcR 1941 North Saginaw Street, Du.rand,

ALAN W. Boni 1938 13 lJ Merchants' Bank Indianapolis, Indiana Gwru;F. E. BRAND 1936 3709 Barlum Tower, Detroit. Michigan THE LAWYERS CLUB 49

HOWARD D. BROWN 1936 139 Bagley Avenue, Detroit 26, LAWRENCE E. BROWN 194! Dime Detroit 26, ROGKWOOll BROWN Hl17 Montana National Bank l'vfontana 'WILBER M. BRUCKER 1917 2850 Penobscot EDWARD L. BRYANT 1943 Buhl Detroit, M.ichigan GEORGE J. fitJRKE 1927 Ann Ar/Jar Trust Ann Arbor, Michigan 'Wn.!IER N. BURNS 1944 Van Riper Building. Niles, Michigan ELDEI\ W. BuTz1111ucn 1946 172 East Main Street, Benton Harbor, LEO M. IlUTZEL !927 National Banh Ruildmg, Detroit 26, DONALD CAMPBELL 1947 Stano/ind Building, Tulsa, Oklahoma RALPH M. CARSON I!l38 15 Broad Street, New York, New York J, HLAND CATLETT P.O. Box 513, Cmriw Springs, Texas EDWARD H. CHANDLER 1938 :711 Sinclair Tulsa Oklahoma HERBERT \\!. CLARK 1938 Crocker Building, San Francisco, Cr11ifon1ia CLARKE 1946 Trust Chicago, Illinois

GRANT L. Coml l94G Penobscot Building, Detroit

ADRIAN F. COOPER 194(i

Suite 9) Hawes Block. 1 Albion} }Jichigan

FRANK E. COOPER HH6 Eleventh Floor, Ford Detroit 26, P. JA!>U:s COSGRAVE 1943 926 Trust Building, Lincoln 8, Nebraska 50 LAWYER MEMBERS

CLARK C. COULTER 1947 2149 Penobscot Building, Detroit 26, "''"'""g,un

GLENN M. COULTER 1947 Ford Building, Detroit 26, Aiirhigan

MILO H. CRAWFORD 1603 Dime Building, Detroit 26, 0RlEN S. CROSS 1947 First National Bank Ilolland, Michigan RAYMOND M. CROSSMAN l939 First National Bank Om.aha, Nebraska

Wu.LIAM B. CuoLil' 1936 800 National Bank Detrnit 26,,

RALPH H. CULLEY 1038 65 Broad Street, Rochester, New York

GLENN D. CURTIS l94ti National Bank Building, Detroit 26,

LEROY W. DAHLBERG 1946 Penobscot Building, Detroit 26, Michigan

jOHN J. DANHOk' 1930 Law Department, Central Railroad Detroit, Michigan

FREDERICK B. DARDEN l 942 3066 Penobscot Building, Detroit 26, Michiga.n

CHARLES :F. DELBRIDGE 1936 2332 Buhl Building, Detroit, Michigan

HAROLD B. IlESENBERG J946 2141 National Bank Building, Detroit 26, Michigan

NOF:MAN L. DESJARDINS J941 Matthews Building, Owosso, Michigan

FRANK B. DEVINE 1933 Land Title Building, Ann Arbor,

SELDEN S. DICKINSON !936 800 National Bank Building, Detroit 26, Michigan

GEORGE E. DIETHELM J!l38 120 Wall Street, New York, New York

JAMES E. DUFFY 1928 304 Bay City Bank Building, Bay City, Michigan THE LAWYERS CLUJ:! 51 ·------·------~--

CLlFTON G. DYER Dime Detroit 26, l\Iichigan

RAYMOND K. DYKEMA 1927 2746 Penobscot Detroit 26,

EMMETT EAGAN 1946 3456 Prnobscot Building, Detroit

CHARLi''.S F.. ECKER 1938 Olds Tower Bu,i/ding, Lansing,

EDGAR N. EISENHOWER Hl41 Pudget Sound Bank B1;il•'ltr11J'.

CLARENCE E. ELDRIDGE 1938 General Foods LoortJm·,n.lirm 275 Cliff Street,

Romxr A. ELLIOTT 1941} 135 South LaSalle Street .• Chicago 3, Illinois

CARL v. Essnn 1933 3250 Penobscot Detroit 26, \Vn..L!A"' E. :EssERY 3380 Penobscot Detroit 26,

\~TALTF.R A. EVERSMAN 1926 16th Floor, Ohio Toledo, Ohio

DEWEY }'. fAGERllURG 1936 135 South LaSalle Street, 3, Illinois

J\J AXWELLE. l'EAD 1946 3456 Penobscot Building, Detroit 26,

CHARLES J. J'F.LLRATH 1946 3000 Schaefer Road, Dearborn,

HARVEY A. l'!SCHF.R 1941 Dime Building,. Detroit 26,

ABRAHAM }<1sHMAN 1946 77 West Washington Street, lllinois

AR1'HIJR :E. Fixn. 1946 853 Penobscot Building, Detroit 26, Michigan ROWLAND W ..FlXEL l91li 853 Penobscot Building, Detroit 26,

DAVID V. FLYNN 1946 135 South LaSalle Street, 3, Illinois 52 LA WYER MEMBERS

RICHARD FORD 1936 1101 Dime Building, Detroit 26,

ALFRED J. FOR'!INO Commercial Bank St. Louis, Michigan

WALTERS. FOSTER 193H American State Savings Bank

LEO I. FRANKLIN 1941 1100 Dime Building, Detroit 26, Michigan

WILLIAM FRIEDMAN 1943 20th Floor, Dime Building, Detroit 26, Michigan

STANLEY H. FULTON 1933 2446 Penobscot Building, Detroit 26, Michigan

HARRY G. GAULT 1936 901 Genesee Bank Flin(,

EDWIN G. GEMR!CH 1947 615 American National Bank, Kalamazoo 4, iViichigan

WU.LIAM B. GILES 1946 253) Barium Tower. Detroit 26,

GLENN C. GILLESPIE I94 l Pontiac State Bank Building, Pontiac, Michigan

ARTHUR L. GlLL!OM 1936 1344 Consolidated Building, Indianapolis 4, Indiana

ELBERT R. GILLIOM 1946 Suite 1342-1346 Consolidated Building Indianapolis 4, lndiana

HARRY 0. GLASSER 1938 Enid, Oklahoma

PAUL W. GOR!JON l94'J Suite 714, First National Bank Springfield, Illinois

\VJLL!AM H. GRANSE 194(i Penobscot Building, Detroit 26, m'" r,ozv,r;n w ALDO K. GRF.!NER l 946 1603 Ford Building, Detroit 26, Michigan

CLAUDE A. GUERIN 1943 9982 North River Road_. Algonac, Michigan THE LAWYERS CLUB 53

ERWIN H. HAASS l94J; 1726 Dime Building, Detroit Michigan

CLARE J. HALL 1936 Michigan National Bank Building Grand RajJids,

H. CLEVELAND HALL 1944 Strain Building, Great Falls, iHoniana

LOVIS P. HALLER 77 West Washington Sireet, Chicago, Illinois

RAYMOND HARKRIDER 1946 First National Bank Building, IUinois

LLON W. HARRINGTON 1940 1107 Peoples National Ba11k Grand Rapids. lkiichigan

ARTHUR j. HASS i!l17 1826 Buhl Building, Dclroit 26., "''"''"""" J. BLAKEY HELM l!l36 503·1 Marion E. Taylor Louisville, Kentucky

CHARLES HF.I.SELL 1946 135 East Eleventh Place, Chiwgo 5, lllinois

FRANK P. HELS!'LL 1946 White Building, Seattle 1, Washington

CHARLES W. HILLS 1935 1414 Monadnock Building, 53 l'Vest Jackson Boulevard Chicago, Illinois

LEO W. HOFFMAN 1942 I.awyers' Building, Allegan,

JASON L HONIGMAN 1946 2003·2012 Dime Building, 26,

JOSEPH C. HOOPER 1936 1001·4 First National Building, Ann Arbor, Michigan

FRED C. HOUSTON 1946 1128 Union Trust PittsbttrgJ1 19) Pertnsylvania JOHN C. HOWARD 1916 301 Kalamazoo National Bank Building Kalamazoo, Michigan (;LATR B. Hmau:s 25 Broadway, New York, New York 54 LAWYER MEMBERS

MANLY K. HUNT 1941 134 South LaSalle Street,, Chicago 3, Illinois RmmRT L. IMLER 1938 Sinclair Building, Tulsa .• Oklahoma CLAYTON f. JENNINGS 1933 !400 Olds Towei· Building, Lansing, iWichigan DAVID L JOHNSTON 1938 Commerce Exchange Building, Oklahoma Cily, Oklahoma ELROY 0. JONFS 1942 2746 Penohsco/; Building, Detroit 26, Michigan 1929 National-Sao Line '"""'''""''" Minneapolis 2, Minnesota WILLIAMS. KAMMERER 1937 Kentucky Home Life Building, Louisville, n_1

SPENCER D. Km.rnv 1940 1007 Bauch Building, Lansing, Michigan EliWARD G. KEMP 1944 General Counsel .. Bureau of the Budget_, Washington, D. C.

KENNEDY 1936 Bank Building, Detroit 26, lvlichigan MYRON A. KEYS 1943 20th Floor, Dime Building, Detroit 26, Michigan GEORGE H. KINGSTON 1946 1036 Michigan Trnst I>'Uritcimrz Grand Rapids 2, Michigan GEORGE H, K!.F.IN 1934, 2850 Penobscot Building, Detroit 26, C, HURBARD KLEINSTUCK 19'16 The First National Bank and Trnst Company of Kalama- zoo, Kalamazoo, Niichigan HERMAN W. KOTHE J940 1500 Fletcher Trnst Building, Indianapolis, Indiana THE l~<\WYERS CLUB

ARTHUR J. LACY 1927 1928 Buhl Building, Detroit,

ARTHUR F. LAME\' 1946 516 Electtic Building, }\iontana

WILLIAM '\N. LANDIS 26 Brnadway, New York 4,, New York

GEORCE R. LARWILL 19-H 1024 Citizens National Banh Building Los Angeles,. California fREDElUCK H. LAUDER 1947 Monmouth, Illinois

HERllER'f M. LAU'fMA:\:\ l93G 77 West Washington Strael,, Chicago. J!linois DON J. lAWRENCE J.9-16 5 Smtl h Washington Street, 1\!Iichigan

:FREDERICK L LECKIE 1929 1970 Union Trust Building, C!welaml, Ohio

NORMAN K LESLIE 1936 401 Jackson City Bank Jackson, ABRAHAM J- J,EVIN i936 2090 National Banh Building. Detroit 26, lv!ichigan

ISADORE LEVIN 1931 National Bank Building, Detroit 26, Mit:higan

EDWIN C. LEWIS l9!H Ford Building, Detroit 26,

ANDREW\!\'. LOCKTo:--.: 5l0 Cif11 National Rank Batlle Cruh, lRViN LOi\:G 2016 Pennbscoi Building, Detroit 26,

THOMAS G. LONG Notional Banh Building, Deirnit 26, lviichigan

CLIFFORD B. LONGLEY 1100 Buhl Building, Detroit, iVIichigan

DEAN LUCKING 1934 1603 Ford Building, Detroit 26,

VVH.UAM LUCKING 1926 Ford Detroit 26_. 55 LAWYER Ml~MBERS

EDWARD A. iVlAcDoNALD 1936 Penobscot Building, Detroit 26, EDWARD P. MADIGAN 1947 First National Bank Chicago J, Illinois 1IELLEN C. !VIARTIN 33 North LaSalle Street, Illinois JosEPH \o\T. McAULIFH l94

f°l

NEILS. McCARTHY 1938 510 West Sixth Street, Los Angeles, California

WILLIAM R. l\fcCASLIN l9lll:l Peoples National Banh Grand RafJids,

EDWARD C. McCOBG 194(} Suite

EMERY A. McCusKF.Y 1937 1200 George D. Harter Bank Building, Canton, Ohio

THOMAS }'. McDONAUl 1936 Suite 7il(), 812 Olit1e Street, St. l.onis 1.. 1\fissouri

'WrLLIAM n. McKENl:fE 1926 14 l West ]achson llou/e11ard, Chicago,. Illinois

WALLY MERRITT l!J38 P.O. !Jax 8'!1, l'asade11a, California HENRY MEYERS 1942 20th Floor, Dime Building, Detroit 26 .. Michigan \\.'1u JAM c. ?vI1CHAELS 192\ 9th Floor, Commerce Kansas City, Missouri

HARVEY :\. MILLER Suite 1405, Pmk Building, Pittsburgh 22, Pennsyfoania

\'\i. LFSLIE MILLER 19'16 2388-2399 National Bank Building Detroit 26, SAMCEL A. MITCHELL 1937 705 Olive Street, St. l,ouis, Missouri DAN MOODY 1946 Norwood Building, Austin, Texas THE LAWYERS CLlJB 57

HARRY \V. MORGAN 1927 1600 Ohio Building, Toledo, Ohio :E:rn;AR M. 3RD Omaha 2, Nebmsha \VILL!AM C ,\lm.LENDORJ, l93!i Edison Building. Los Angele.1. California 'WILLIS D. NANCE 33 North La Salle Street, lliinois JOH!'i R. NlCllOLSON 1931" 135 South I.aSalle Street, Chicago J, Illinois LELANJJ H. NorNAGEL 194li 14.14 Nicholas Building, Toledo 4, Ohio JOHN JL NU'INFLEY l94G Miller, Penobscot Detroit 26, "A!f.ichigan Jrn-IN P. O'HARA 721-1 Maieslir Detroit 26, Michigan \Vn.LIA.\f O'Kt:F.FE 194! Second National Bank Loms H. OsTERHous l!H2 State Banh Building» Grand Haven, Afichigan CLIFFORD O'Sm.LIVAN Hl46 306-310 Michigan National Banh Port Huron, Michigan JOSEPH H. PARSONS 1938 2850 Penobscot Building, Detroit R. G. PATT07' Room 331, Court House, J\!Iinnesota CHARLES D. PEET 1945 61 Broadway, New York 6, Nev.1 Yorh l'RANC!SCO PENBERTHY 417 Mayra Building, Utica 2, New Yorh DAVlD L. PFRROT 1938 Second 1Vational Rank Saginaw. Michigan St~YMOUR II. 1'ERSON 1946 1900-1902 Olds Tower, 8, HOWAIUl c. J'ETF:RSEN 1946 Com.pony 58 LA WYER MEMBERS

JOSEPH '\<\'. PLANCK 1936 Olds Tower Building,

EDWARD M. PLUNKETT 1947 2727 Second Boulevard, Detroit., lHichigan

GLENN PORTER 1946 Suite 505, F1,urth National Bank Wichita 2, Kansas JOHN S. PRESCOTT 1938 250 Park Avenue, New York, New York

DONALD L QUAIFE 18430 Hartwell, Detroit 21, Michigan

RAYMOND H. RAPAPORT 1947 Tussing Building, 7, HARRY D. REBER 1946 Fremont, Nlirhiga11 CARL J RIDDERING 1946 1000 Michigan Trust Bldg., Grand WILLIAM .A. C. RoETHKE 1946 63-f South Spring Street, Los Angeles 14_, California

EDWARD S. ROGERS 1926 801 Peoples Gas Building, lllinois A J .EX!S J. ROGOSK! ! 946 Hackley Union National Bank Muskegon, STANLEY M. ROSEWATER l93G City National Bank Building, Omaha, Nebraska

CARL S. ROWE 1944 25 Broadway, New York 4, New York

WAYLAND H. SANFORD 1947 Riepublic Bank Building, Dallas 1, Texas

ALBERT E. SAWYER 1946 Shoreham Building, 15th and Fl Streels Washington 5, D.C. JOHN C. SCHABERG 1947 902 American National Bank Kalamazoo 4, Michigan

0REON E. SCOTT 1936 Southwest Corner and Chestnut Streets St. Louis. Missouri THE U\WY.ERS CLUB 59

RL"J,LL A. Sl:ARL 1946 J

WILBER M. SEELYE l9·H l(J06 Bauch Building, Lansing,,

Do:-J H. SHARPE A~alarnazoa A.rational Kalmnawo 9, Michigan

ROGER SHERMAN 1938 120 South l,aSalle Sheet .. Chicago, lllinois Knr SIGLER l!M6 Security Bank tH.1.111'111w. Battle Creek, Michigan CARL H. SMITH Hi41 212 Phomix Building, Ba;• City, HERBERT\\.'. SMHH 1944 lO East Forty-second Street, New York, New Yorl1

ERWIN P. SNYDER 1938 JJ.'i South LaSalle Street, Chicago, Illinois Hm;o SoNNENscHEIN 1936 77 Wt>st Washington Street, Illinois GEORGE A. SPATER I943 2'i Broadway, New York, New Yorh .Jom.; SPAULDING 1930 Penobscot ""'"'"~·~ LAl!RENCI: M. SPRAGUE 1946 JlOI-14 Dime JAMJZS A. SPROWL 1916 fl South LaSalle Street, Chicago Illinois

CHARLES B. ST.EGNER 1937 Titusville, Pennsyfoania PAUL 0. STRAWHECKER 1946 Michigan Trust THOMAS E. SUNDERLAND 1947 122 East 42nd Street, New York, New York RICHARD H. SUTPHEN 1937 Defiance, Ohio HARRY B. SUTTER 1946 l North LaSalle Stree l, 2, Illinois DAN B. SYMONS 1947 811 Elyria and Trust Ohio 60 LAWYER MEMBERS

LAURIE 0. TELFER 1942 314·318 Peoples Banh Building, l'ort Huron,

HERBERT L THOMPSON 401-411 Citizens National Bank Building Riverside, California GEORGE T. TOWNLEY 220 East 42nd Street, New York, New York THOMAS l. UNDERWOOD First National Bauk Chicago J, lllinois LAURENT K. VARNUM 1946 1000 A1ichigan Trust Bldg., Grand Rapids 2,

JAMf~S A. VEASEY 1926 1802 South Cheyenne Avenue, Tulsa, Oklahoma BEVERLY B. VEDDER 1926 120 South LaSalle Street, Chicago, Illinois STUART S. WALL 1934 1434 Nicholas Building, Toledo, Ohio WlLLIA:\f R. w ALSH 1941 306 Michigan National Bank Port Huron, Michigan HAROLll J. WAPLES 1946 2850 Penobscot Building, Detroit 26, Michigan HAROLD H. WARNER 1946 Suite 526, Mutual Building, 7 .. Michigan LESTER E. WATERBURY 1936 250 Park Avenue, New York, New York

JAMES IC WATKINS 1934 Ford Building, Deiroit 26, Michigan CHARU:S P. WATTLES 1947 301·305 Building and Loan Tower, South Bend, Indiana

RENVILLE VVHEAT 1927 2716 Penobscot Building, Detroit 26, Michigan

JUSTIN R. 'VHITINC 192tl President Consumers Power Company 212 Michigan Avenue, W., Jackson, Michigan CLARENCE E. .WILCOX l937 1928 Buhl Building, Detroit, Michigan MERLIN WILEY l.930 1925 Dime Building, Detroit 26, .Michigan THE LAWYERS CLUB 61

HERBERT £.. WILSON 1939 Ul7 Fletcher Trust Building, lndianajJoli>, Indiana HUGH E. '\NILSON 1947 Ann Arbor Trust Ann Arbor, LORENZO K. Woon 1936 505~5l1 Louisville T1 ust Building, l.ou,isville:- Kentucky VVILLIAM T. vVooDSON 19.J(J 122 South Michigan Avenue, 3, Illinois DONALD H. WORCESTER !9't3 Newcombe Block, Big Raj1ids, JULIUS WUERTHNER 1943 Building, Great Falls, Montana

JOSEPH A.. YAf.ER 1946 Suite 603, Toledo Trust Toledo 4, Ohio STUDENT MEMBERS

Members

GRADUATE STUDENTS

FRANK Euwrnu, 23:12 N.W. l6th Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Josr:n1 \'\'. MoRRIS, RFD 3 Hutchinson, Kansas

THIRD YEAR CLASS

CHARLES ALFANO, Mountain Road Suffield, Conneclirnt R1cHARD J A. ARCHER, 1816 East Third Duluth, Minnesota JOHN HALLARD, 919 Hereford Drive Akron, Ohfa CU.MENT IL BASSETT, 111 Virginia Avenue ·welch, \Vest Virginia W. T. BELLAMY, 260 Redman Marshall, Missouri .JEROLD JAY BENAV!E, 18985 \Yarrington Detroit, Michigan CHARLES E. I\OUGHN Walthlll, Nebraska Co"RAD A. BRADSHAW, 2210 Frnnds S.E. Rapids, Michigan GEoRca< E. BRM,ll, JR., 19460 Shrewsbury Detroit, Michigan JOHN r. BliC!JMAN, III, 1211 Seventeenth SL, N.W. Canton, Ohio EnwARD U. BucKLEY_, l \"!all Street Charleston, South Carolina E. A. lluTTs, Box 866 Enid, Oklahoma Gmmol\ G. CARLWN Clear Lake, South Dakota JAMES R. CHARRON, Box 521 Pen Argyl, Pennsylvania GEORGE vV. Cm:I'FY, 64] East Main Barnesville, Ohio .JAR!

HENRY G. EAGER, 615 West 6'7 Terrace Kansas City, Missouri ROBERT R ELLIOTT, Sc15 North San Gorgonio Banning, California A. FL FLECK, 3664 East 120th Cleveland :), Ot1io Ll'SLlE w. FLEMING, 15617 Sorrento Detroit, Michigan '\TARD l•'LEMlNG, University Club Sc Paul, ~Vhnnesota LEWIS S. G'>RNER, JR., Rome 4 Vassar~ I\1icl\igan JACK E. G1Nm, 215 South Highland Los .Angeles, (:alif<>n1ia K N. GLAD, 401 North •10th Omaha, Nebraska ROLAND GODBOUT, 953 Greenwood Arm Arbor, Michigan SEnlOUH l3. GoLDMA'i, 2928 Richton Detroit, Michigan Frum vV. HALL, JR. Hudson, New Hampshire Vin.1.~.\M t'. IlA'INA, 2lM Cadillac flirir, 1\fo.:higan Russn.L J. HARVEY 1000 Cedar Iron Mountain, Michigan L. R. HEUMAN, l l 6 North 'Wisner Street Jackson, Michigan ROBERT C. Hon.. 1141 Valen1ine Road Kansas City, Missouri JmIN S. Houou, l'.0. Box .107 Ellwood City, l'. \Vu.LIAM Hurcll!NSON .• 34 Barbom· Terrace Bloomfield Hills, Michigan VrncJ•'NT C. IMMEL, 119 Evans St1eet Gibsonburg, Ohio MILTON L. JAconsoN, 203 Palm Street Hartford, Conneclicui Rm>ERT G. JAN!GA, Barlmn Hotel Detroit, Michigan EDMUND J. Jo:-:Es, 19136 Woodingham Detroit, Michigan PHILIPS. KAP>'!,S, 437 'Vest 44th Stri:ci Indianapolis 8, Indiana LF.F'. B. KASSON, 122 Robson Avenue Fort Thomas, Kentucky RICHARD KELLEY' 15 1V1ap1e Lisbon Falls, Maine JAMES D. Kn'TELTON, 220 ·west Burnham Battle Creek, Michigan CARY EDWARD LANDIS, 2'H West New York Avenue, Deland, Florina JoHN l~EVAN, 1639 \Vest Walnut Street Kokomo, Indiana DAVID R. LoEWENBERG, 2842 Sheridan Road Chicago, Illinois F'REIJER!CK II. LooMis, JR.,, 1341.'i Shaker Cleveland, Ohio RoDERlCK J, LuTHVR, 409 East Erie Valley, Iilinois DAvrn M. McCRONI:, 127,10 lvfonte Vista Detroit 4, Michigan STFWART E. Mcl"ADDEN, !i08 State Street Alma, Michigan EDWARll N. MACE, 241 Finch Adrian, Michigan WILLIAM MAYS, P.O. Rox 76 Illinois C. N. MENNINGER, 1440 KENNETH Mn.LARD, 4020 Road Royal THOMAS S. M'oRR!S, 67 Mount Vernon Street Cambridge, Massachmett' STUDENT MEMBERS

CHARLES N. MURPHY, 230 North Sycmnore Lansing, Michigan JosHH P. MURPHY, JR., 505 North Elmwood Avenue Oak Park, Illinois THOMAS E. ]\IURl'flY Surnnery Iuwa ROGER H. J\IUZZALL Coopersville, Michigan OWEN C. NEFF, 121 Sixth North Cant.on, Ohio RICHARD W. NICHOLAS Dewitt, Nebraska JOH!\ NIES, The Lawyers' Club Ann Arbor, Michigan DoNAUl E. NORDLIJNI> Stromsburg, Nebraska THOMA~ E. NORPELL, 1145 vVest Church Street Newark, Ohio R!ClHRD C. O'CONNOR, J 37 East 44-th Indianapolis 5, lndiana JoH:\' B. Ou,EN, 170.5 Ruddiman Muskegon, Michigan JOSEPH H. PAYNE Newcastle, Indiana ROBERT PRICE, 532 Howard Belding, Michigan JOHN l'vL REGAN, 1526 Forrest Memphis, Tennessee Ronmn M. RtGNEY, The Lawyers' Club Ann Arbor, Michigan CHARI.Es R. Ross Middlebury, Vermont HimERT L. ROWLANDS.• 825 Market Emporia, Kansa' HAROLD E. RUDEL Minden City, Michigan ROBERT J. SALVESEN, 7344 North Ridge Avenue Chicago, lllinois JAMFS L SANDALL, 3007 P Lincoln, Nebraska JACK SCHNEIDER, 12109 North Martindale Detroit 4, Michigan 'vVENDELL D. SELLERS., 12 East Wesl Troy, Ohio PAUi. SISLIN, 1723 Glynn Court Detroit 6, Michigan IRVING SLIFKIN, 14 Archer Place Tarrytown, New York Et:GENE K. SNYDER, Box 3712, Kercheval Station, Detroit, Michigan EDWARD R SPENCE Hudson, Michigan IRVING M. STAHL, 51 Moran Street Oil City, Pennsylvania CHARLES J. SuLLIVA'l, 2816 Ruckle Street Indianapolis, lndiana '\,Y, A. TERPF:'INING, ;H4 Easl Michigan Albion, Michigan VvlLERED TROVILLION .• 7195 ·washington Street St. I"ouis f), Missouri GLEN vV. WAGNER, 5327 lvA'IHOE Detroit, Ivfichigan W1u.1AM F. WEI.CH, 1216 East Ma1·ket Street Logansport, Indiana VICTOR \'\IERTHE!J\U<:R, 14702 Milverton Road Cleveland, Ohio 'WARREN C. Wmrn, Rd. 3 New Castle, JOHN ASH iNHJTNEY, 202 Barker Peoria, Illinois THE LAWYERS CLU.l:l 65

GEORGE c. vVILLSON, 7 Portland Place SL Louis, Misoud JoHN R Wn.soN, 924 Johnson Carlinville, I!Hnois MERIDETH P. ·wisWELL, 530 Fifth Street, Huntington, ·west Virginfa Joa" D. WOLF, 2110 Fifth Avenue Kearney, Nebraska WILLIAM H. WOOD, JR., 3 Clemem Road 1-Ianover~ Ne1"1" ...... ~ ...... KE~T E. YouNT, 814 Galena Avenue Galena, Kansas

SECOND YEAR CLASS

HARRY ALBRECHT, 100 Main Rom:1n E. ANSTAETT, 2420 \Vest Lane Avenue Columbus, Ohio DAV!IJ H. AR;'JSTRONG, 140 Buell Aurora, Illinois DAvm S. BAKF.R, 1017 High Street Des Moines, Iowa CHARLES .E. BALDWIN Cecil, Ohio ArnHUR F. BARKEY, 17616 vVoodingham Detroit, JAMES lvL BARRETT, HI, l004 West R.udis;u Boulevard Fm·t Wayne, Indiana CHARLES E. BECRAn, 2029 Ashland Avenue St. Joseph, Missouri BERYL A. JlmNDORF, 7428 Clyde Avenue Chicago, Illinois \V!LLIAM BRANAMAN, 220 Kingsway Lexington, CHARLLS E. BROWN, 3628 Douglas Road Toledo, Ohio MARTIN R. BROWNING, 5!7 East "C" LEONARD E. BULLARD, ·119 Portage Avenue, Three Rivers, Michigan PAULL. CARPENTER, 8 Newton Norwalk, Ohio KENT CHANDLER, JR., 941 Westmintser Lake Forest, Illinois NICHOLAS P. CHAPEKIS, 808 Ludington Escanaba, Michigan THOMAS D. CIRCLE, 2033 North Eleventh Kansas City, Kansas WILL!Al\1'. R. CLARK, 805 East Main Street Kent, Ohio THOMAS c. COCHRAN, JR., 206 South Pin Street Mercer, AVERN COHN, 18450 :Fairfield Detroit, Michigan THOMAS E. COULTER, 214 Merriweather Road Grosse Pointe, Michigan ROBERT CRARY, JR,, 3042 .Francis St.. Jackson, Michigan 66 STUDENT MEMBERS

Jmrn L. CROW, HJ27 I~orres Avenue St. Joseph, Michigan WILLIAM o. DANCE, 304 Monmouth Spring Lake, New Jersey D. A. DARIN, 1'7370 Green Lawn Detroit, Michigan GEORGE DAVIES, 901 North Pearl Centralia, \Vashington E. GAINES DAVIS, JR. Owenton, Kentucky JESSE M. DEAN, Lawyers' Club Ann Arbor, Michigan GILllERT A. DEIBEL, 2tlll North Woodbridge Saginaw, Michigan JOHN R. DKLLF,J'>BACK, 5550 North Kenmore Avenue ·· 10, Hlinols ALBERT R. DrLLEY, J50.5 Seminole Road, Grand Rapids, Michigan Rom:RT L. DRAKE, Box c;r,, Route 2 Lansing, Michigan V. T. EARLY, 202 Allen Boulevard Kaiamazoo, Michigan RoBERT F. ELLSWORTH, 132!J \-Vest Campus Road, Lawrence, Kansas SEDGWICK S. Iin:LD, 189 McLean Highland Park, Michigan RoBERT A. FISHER, 256 Abbey Birmingham, Michigan VERNON M. FITCH, 1025 Carmel Avenue Detroit 3, Mkhigan JOHN J. fnzGERAL!J, 9!·11\fichigan Port Huron, Michigan CLARENCE R. Fo:m, 38 Calhoun Street Battle Creek, Michigan RICHARD E. FORRESTEL Akron, New York JAY R. GAISER, 426 Cayuga Iron River, Michigan JoHN A. GALBRAITH, 525 ·west Broadway Maumee, Ohio M1cnAEL R. GALLAGHER, 6103 l'ranklin Boulevard, Cleveland, Ohio RonERT W. Grnso'I, 520 N .E. Battle Creek, Michigan HERMAN GORDON, lOI Court "H" Y.:M.V., Bridgeport, Connecticut PAUL w. GORDON, JR., 1700 Lowell Springfield, Illinois WJLL!AM H. GRACELY, 331 East Church Marion, Ohio ROBERT A. GRIMES, 405 frost Street Flint, Michigan CAHSON C. GRUNEWALD, 907 Fisher Road Grosse Pointe, Michigan ROCKWELL GUST, JR., 18925 Fairfield Avenue Detroit, Michigan HowARD iN. HAFTEL, 75 Cummings Street Irvington, New Jersey JOHN W. !'faNL01', 658 North Cherry Galesburg, Illinois jor-rn H. HOFFMAN, !J5 l South Stale Ann Arbor, Michigan HARMAN M. Hrn, 22218 Gregory Dearborn, Michigan RALPH J. ISACKSON, 1101 Fourth Bay City, Michigan RoBERT M. JACOB, 376 Parkway Drive, Pittsburgh 16, Pennsylvania REGINALD S. JOHNSON .• 8162 East Jefferson Detroit, Michigan J. F. JUDGE, 1250 Webb Detroit, l\fichigan THE LAWYERS CLUB 67

HAROLD KNOOR, 1809 Eastern Avenue Grand Rapids, Michigan JERo~rn A. LAMB, 1305 Westmoreland Ypsilanti, Michigan L. B. LF.A, 800 West Main Newark, Ohio J OHN E. LEGGAT, 25 Fairview Lowell, Massachusetts ANDREW w. L OCKTON, JR., 510 Michigan National Bank Bldg., Battle Creek, Michigan WELLS LOVETT, 1994 Suffolk Road Columbus, Ohio HARRY LUSTGAR1'EN, JR., 1212 Marion Street Oak Park, lllinois JERRY D. LUJYCAK, 1222 Foet Park Lincoln Park, Michigan PAUL W. McCREJGHT, 1024 Eighth Street Huntington, West Virginia STUART L. MAIN, 401 Post Building Battle Creek, Michigan W1LL1AM MAxWr:LL, 6000 South County Line Road, Hinsdale, Illinois Jo1rn C. MILi. ARD, 102 Radcliff Road Staten Island, New York °WINSTON E. MrLLF.R, 262 Cedar East Lansing, Michigan MORRIS MILMET, 105 Maple H olly, Michigan FRANKLIN L. MoRGAL, 515 Devon Road Camp Hill, Pennsylvania LEWIS NEILSON, 430 Carnegie Avenue Clairton, Pennsylvania DAvro A. NICHOLS, Box 76 Lincolnville, Maine JOHN GERALD NILLES, 132 South Ninth Street, Fargo, North Dakota ARTHUR NORTHRUP, 3033 College Avenue Indianapolis 5, Indiana PAUL R. O'H ARA, 17580 Fairway Drive Detroit, Michigan MARv111: OKUN, 717 Locust Kalamazoo, Michigan AUSTIN E. OPPENHEIM, 7800 Crossland Road Pikesville, Maryland DONALD A. O'TooLE, 1521 Academy Street Kalamazoo, Michigan GEORGE PARKER, J R., 307 Paseo Enc:nal San Antonio, Texas NATHANS. l'ET£RMAN, 462 Godfrey Monroe, Michigan JAMES PHILLIPS, 703 Egleston Avenue Kalamazoo, Michigan HAROLD PORTER, 1645 West Michigan Ypsilanti, Michigan ALTON W. POITER, 1015 Lapeer Flint, Michigan E. L. RADKA, 710 West Woodward Avenue Rogers City, Michigan JosEr11 H . R£oMoN, 680 Drexel Detroit, Michigan JOHN M. REINHART, 15 Greaves Place Cranford, New Jersey ROBERT E. R rcE, Sevens H otel Muskogee, Oklahoma DAVID D. R1NG, 2508 Bever Avenue Cedar Rapids, Iowa LOREN T. RonDISON, JR., 1064 Iroquois Avenue, D etroit, Michigan WILLIAM L. Ros1NSON, 1064 Iroquois Avenue D etroit, Michigan 68 STUDENT MEMBERS

JAMES J. RoB1soN. 2301 Glenwood A.venue Toledo, Obfo JOHN c. ROHRBAUGH, 2307 Maple Zanesville, Ohio JOSEPH RosIN, I6Y Virginia Park Detroit, Michigan E. H. SCHMIEL, Route 1 ·I'hiensville, \Visconsin w. J. SCHRENK, 120 Finch Street Sandusky, Ohio D. CARLTON SmJLL, 2911 Jackson Sioux City, Iowa DON V. SOUTER Shelby, Michigan WILLIAM P. SPANlOLA, 123 North Broadway Muskegon Heights, ""'",,""'au EDWARD L. SPRAGUE, 6501 Bartmer St. Louis 12, Missouri W. D. STANCLIFFE, Vcrnna Roarl Verona, Penmylvania STANLEY STEIN, 94'1 'i4th Street Brooklyn, New York LunmR S. STEWART, 120 Glendale Kalamazoo, '""''-'"l4'"' CHARLES A. Telfer, 2557 Pon Huron, Michigan SYDNEY A. THOMAS, 111 Laurel Avenue Muscatine, Iowa ASHrn N. TH.CHIN, 3224 Clements Detroit, Michigan E. A. TunPJN, JR., Route 2, Box ! 71 Cassopolis, Michigan JACK A. WALKER Port Austin, Michigan Bmn u: WALTERS, 3380 Monterey Detroit, Michigan M. WARSHAWSKY, Bangor Road South Haven, Michigan MURRAY D. WELCH, JR., 966 Edgewood Road, Elizabeth, New Jersey CALVIN L WELLS, 3520 Hawthorne Drive Jackson, Mississippi REAMICR W. 'WIGLE Ann Arbor, Michigan 'Vil.LIAM H. vVooosoN, '7335 Summit Street Kansas City, Missouri vV!Ll.!AM vV .. '!\IUMKES Lennox, South Dakota DAvm YouNG, 722 West Cleveland Street Oklahoma GEORGE M. ZEI.TZER, 2451 Hazelwood Detroit, Michigan

FIRST YEAR CLASS

p AlJL E. ANDERSON Beechwood, Michigan DAVID r. BABSON, JR., 55 Elmwood Avenue, Waterbury, Connecticut ERNEST S. BALLARD, JR .. , 6 Kent Road 'l\Tinnetka, Illinois HAROLD W. BARRICK, 2505 East Twelfth Street Sedalia, Missouri CHARLES M, BAYER, 2607 Cadillac Boulevard Detroit, ALLAN D. BEHRENDT, 1711 Webb Detroit, Michigan RollERT W .. BENNETT, 1403 Franklin Avenue, River Forest, Illinois THE LAWYERS CLUB 69

RoGER J'. IIERG, 60 'iVoodwar

GORDON B. RooZER, 716 Lockwood Street Grand Rapids, m.,U.><"'a" RICHARD J, BRAKE, 17343 Mcintyre Detroit, "'·'""""'"" LAWSON JVL BRoWN, 2422 Gibson St1·fa:t :Flint, HERBERT B. BROWN, RJ1.D, l Adrian, cvu.uiii<•" HOWARD D. BROWN, JR., 2418 Calvert Avenlle Detroit, Michigan OMAR s. BRUNER, JR., R.R. Io, Box ·177 Indiana FERDINAND c. BUCKLEY, l 'Wall Street Charleston, South Carolina L. C. IlU!teH,, jR. McRae, WILLIAM L. CARPENTER, H, 15 Dixie Boulevard .Beach, Florida ZOLMAN CAVITCH, 334 West Eleventh Street Traverse City, Michigan JOHN T. CLARK, 2919 Fairmount Boulevard Cleveland Jmrn STUART CoLLnm, 696 South McLean RICHARD H. CONN, 324 East Second Street JAMES T. CORDEN, 441 'Water HENRY L. COWLIN, 31 North Vlalkup Crystal Lake, Illinois NoRMAN ·w. DAKE, 1812 Higley Avenue, S.K Cedar ]Aeon A. DALM, jR., 1323 Maple Street Kalamazoo, JAMES DAOUST, 400 East Ohio Street Bay Michigan BURTON P. DAUGHERTY .• JR., 14 Williams Lake Road Pontiac, Michigan JAMES N. DEBm:.R, 37 Eastern, S.E. Grand ROBERT l)JLTS, 1212 Lincoln Way Ames, Iowa THOMAS J. DONNELLY, 4915 GEORGE E. DUDLEY, 214 Main Street PAUL W". EATON .• JR., 28 Woodside Park LLOYD E. EISENHOWER, 417 West First MARTIN EISENSTAT, 2939 Grand ALBERT j. ENGEL, JR. HENRY T. EWALD, JR., 1453 Iroquois Avenue JAMES B. F'ALAHEE, 811 Orchard Place R1CHARD L. l•'1cKEN, 28 Third Avenue THOMAS W. FORD, 547 Wick Avenue Youngstown, Ohio 70 STUDENT MEMBERS

DA1·m i\1. GARLAND, 511 Jefferson Muskogee, Oklahoma Joax G. GAULT, 1600 Shadford Road Ann Arbor, Michigan R1CHARD L. G1i.nr:.1n, Gatesworth Hotel St. Louis, Missouri ROLAND E. G1Ns11URG, 2200 Scottwood Toledo, Ohio ALAN P. GOLDSTEIN, 2511 Blaine Detroit, Michigan Jo1-1K G. GOLD, Hudson Apt. "I" Yankton, South Dakota BERXARD GOLDSTONE, 1312 Griswold Sharon, Pennsylvania PAULS. GOOLlAN, 755 Turner Grand Rapids, Michigan ALBERT J. GR£FFi,.Nius, 1026 First Street, Valley City, North Dakota R1cHARD B. Gus1mE, 1783 Iroquois Detroit, Michigan H. JACK HA LL, 300 South Fifth Guthrie Center, Iowa CHARLES T. HAMMOND, 2288 West Euclid Detroit, Michigan CHARLES HANSEN, 932 Columbus Avenue Westfield, New Jersey ROBERT M. HARRIS, Route 2 Amherst, Nebraska JAMES G. HARTRICK, 404 Hendrie Royal Oak, Michigan JOHN A. HAY, 13550 Wisconsin Detroit, Michigan GmtALD R. HEGARTY, 85 Jefferson Avenue Springfield 7, Massachusetts JACK R. HENDRICKSON, 1514 Sixth Street Muskegon, Michigan ROBERT W. HESS, 570 East Church Street Urbana, Ohio GUY H. Hrt.L, JR., 616 Grove East Lansing, Michigan W1Ll.1A~f H. HOGAN Ann Arbor, Michigan JEROME L. HoLUB, 115 North Portage Path Akron, Ohio JACK K. HUDSON, 1285 Rademacher Detroit, Michigan ROBERT E. loDrNGS, 4ll Moores Drive Lansing, Michigan JAMES P. JONES, 272 West Tenth Salem, Ohio MERnrrr R. JONES, 1537 Howard Avenue Utica 3, New York DAVID J. KADYK, 1172 Hamptondale Winnetka, Illinois JOHN S. KELLOGG, 1003 Michigan Avenue Albion, Michigan JoHN T. KELLY, 204 North Austin Boulevard Oak Park, Illinois MAx KOGEN, 259 WashingLOn Miami Beach, Florida FRANcrs M. KROHN, 216 North Walnut Street Bryan, Ohio JOSEPH H. LACKEY, 254 Touraine Road Grosse Pointe, Michigan CHARLES W. LANDEFELD, 522 Maplewood Willard, Ohio DoNALD N. LARSON, 135 Newton Avenue Jamestown, New York LAURIE W. LARSON, jR., 109 Ogden Street Belvidere, Illinois HARRI' A. LEBmN, 5217 Kenwood Indianapolis, Indiana THE I.AWYERS CLUB 71 ------··------~

HUGH D. LILLIE, 124 Avenue, S.E. Grand Michigan JoHN .EDWARD Loi;m:, 223 South Seminole :Fort \Vayne, Indiana \\'ILL!AM T. LUDOLPH, 17 South Lancaster Avenue Aurora, Illinois JAMES W. McCRAY, 1790 Oak Street Columbus. Ohio Rom:RT K. McCmmY. 2119 ·waller T'onsmouth, Ohio JAMES V. McGooow1N, 25 Ea~t Palmer Detroit 2. l\fid:1igan W1LLIAM McKAY .East Tawas, Michigan 'W1LUAM J. McKENNA, 6751 East End Avenue Chicago. IHinois JonN D. Mc.Limn, 1457 Haines Avenue Columbus, Ohio ALBERT F. MANION, 2260 West l08th Place Chicago, Illinois JAMES A. MARTINDALE, 1009 :East Main Street Cambridge Cily, Indiana ARCHIE A. MESSENGER, 529 North Hinsdale, Illinois JAMES E. MILLER, 625 Dewey Avenue Lima, Ohio ERNEST A. Mm.A, 948 Crescent Grnnd FRANK J. MooNEY, 2931 North F'anveH Avenue Milwaukee, Wisconsin THOMAS W. MooRe Mountain View, Missouri ROBERT T. Momus, l 136 West Main Street Midland, ""'uJ"K"" Ons W. MYERS, 701 Division Albion, """·""!>•"'" MnwN J. NADLER, 2506 Ohio Avenue Youngstown, Ohio JosLPH NARDOZZA, 202 Depeyster Ro1ne~ ~"Je~v York EDWARD J. NmnmRCUT, 1101 Woodside Flint, WtLI.lAM W. PAGE, 501 Ruddiman Drive North Muskegon, m.>UiC>J<;«H JoHN H. PARK, 1340 Bedford Grosse Pointe, ni.u.. ""!'JUH GROVER Vv. PENBERTHY, 723 Seyburn Detroit 14, 1u .•. c""l'.·au VrcToR J. PERIN!, 15462 Petoskey HERBERT E. PHILLIPSON, JR., 307 Center WILLIAM J. PrnRcE, 6!3 Clifford JAMES W. PRATT, 45'1 Vine Street Aknm,Ohio CHARLES M. REHMUS, 3201 N.E. 31st Portland, Oregon WILLIAM E. RIGGS, 25 Ave. B l.atrobe, RICHARDT. RrvEs, JR., 816 Park Avenue Montgomery, Alabama FARRllLL E. ROBERTS, 11124 "'"-"''""'"Y Detroit, ROBERT B. ROGOSKI, 632 Peck Street rvluskegon Heights, Michigan MARVIN R. ROLLINS, 1000 Merton Detroit, rvi.

J)ANIEL R. SADLER, 2666 Pittsfield Boulevard, Ann Arbor, "''''-''"~·~" JAMES W. SARGENT, 3736 Sleepy Hollow \Vichita, Kansas THOMAS SCHICK, 339 Donner North Canton, Ohio RonERr R. ScoTT, 21 Granville, New York ROBERT W. SHADD, 412 Clement Sheboygan, Wisconsin Moruus S. SmNSATO, P.O. Box 170 Wahiawa, Oahu, T.H. WILLIAM F. SNYDER, 530 Wellington Avenue Rod1eRter, New York THEODORE SouRJs .• 1368 Lakepointe Grosse Pointe, Michigan \,Yu.LIAM L. SPJ:NCER, 2310 Selma Avenue Youngstown, Ohio \VILLIAM P. SllTTER, l038 Sheridan Road .Evanston, Illinois DONALD A. TEWS, 19 Pine Grove Pontiac, S. D. VAN l'u:ET, JR., 10 Willard Street Auburn, New York ROBERT F. VAN HOEF, 1033 "°'·1"''!.;""1' Avenue Grand Haven, Michigan THOMAS S. WALSH, 3601 Connecticut Avenue, N.W. Washington, D.C. GEORGE w. WATSON, 402 Perry Street Port Clinton, Ohio RICHARD M. ·WEIR, 27754 Rackham .Boulevard . Birmingham, m.cu'"K"u HARRY w. WELLFORD, 807 West Drive Memphis 12, Tennessee GILBERT M. vVESTA, Lloyd Avenue Lombard, Illinois ROGER WILLIAMS, 1386 Veteran Avenue, Los Angeles 24, California ROBERT D. WINTERS Hutsonville, Illinois I'H!LIP WITTENBERG, 53l Sante

:HONORARY l\1ErvIBERS

JOSEPH H. DRAKE i.ate Professor oE Law, Emeritus TnivP1"ilv of Elected 1925 vVu.us K. GILLETTE Late Judge, Supreme Court of York Elected 1928 Died October 21, l!J46

HARLAND£. HOWE Late Judge,. United States Dist.rict Collrt Elected 1927 Died 23, 1946

FRANK J. LOESCH Elected 1930 Died JmIN F. MAIN Late Justice, Supreme Court of ·washington .Elected 1927 Died October HI, 1942

ELLIOTT NORTH COTT Late Judge, United States Circuil Coun of Appeals Elected 1930 DieJ January 3, 1946

LAWYER MEMBERS

CHARLES A. COAKLEY Tulsa, Oklahoma Elected l 941 Died October 6, 1945

EDMUND c. SHIELDS Lansing, Michigan Elected 1926 Died January 6, l.947 74 iN MEJ:\,fORIAM MEMBERS

CARROLL R. TABER Lansing, Michigan Elected 1933 Died September 18, 1946

TURNER Detroit, Elected 1926 Died August 15, 1947 p AUL VVEADOCK Detroit, wuu''!':"" Elected 1931 Died August 2, 1947