New Britain herald., 1925-06-15
SEVEN OF TALES CLASS HONORED
Elected to National Legal HOnOrs Society

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 members of the class Of 1928 Of tbt
 1ale school Of Law have been elect.
 ed to membership in tbs order Of tn,
 Golf the national legalshonor society
 Tor honor students in law. They are Carl Merryman, B. A., Dartmouth
 1916, of New Haven: Robert May. nard Hutchins, B. A., Yale 1921, secretary Of Yale university; philip
 Reich, B. A., Yale 1923, of Bridge port; Crenna Sellers, E. A., Univer- sity of Missouri. 1918. of Shamrock, Oklahoma; Hayden Newhall Smith, B. A., Yale 1923, of Buffalo, N. r.; Herman Thomas Stichman, B. A., Yale 1923, of Glens Falls. N. Y.: Andle Arthur Tulin, B. A. Yale 1922, Hartford. With the exception of Miss Sellers and smith, who will receive their degrees in September at the end of the summer session of the school of law, the degrees of l.. l.. B. will be conferred upon these students at the university Wednes- day.
 Herman T. stiehman was also awarded the third year prize of $50, for the highest marks in the an nual examinations. The John Cur rier Gallagher prize of s25, given to the student who is most efficient in the preparation of cases for trial has been awarded to Mortimer Leg gett Dooitte, B. A., Yale 1922 of New Haven.
 Class Day Program
 The senior in. Yale college held their class day exercises this after noon in Brandford Court of the Memorial Quadrangle. The exercises were followed by the planting of the clas ivy.
 William Truesdale Bisell, of Farm ington, delivered the oration, and Frank Davis Ashburn of West Point, N. Y and Carlisle, Pa, read the class poem.
 Bisell is chairman of the Yale Literary Magazine this year and was voted the most original member of the class He was scholar of the second rank in freshman year, was on the freshman football and crew squads and was a member of the class crew in 1923 and of the uni versity crews in 1923 and 1924. In the 1923 spring race he won q class crew cup and he also has numerals He is q member of the class book committee and took part in the de- bate with Cambridge university. He belongs to the university club, the Pundits, the Elizabeth Saly club, Psi upsilon and Skull and Bones.
 Asburn is chairman of the Yale Daily News, an editor of the Yale Literary Magazine, and Rhodes scholar-elect from New York state. He was voted by his class mates the most to be admired, hardest worker, most scholarly, most likely to study, and the most versatile member or inc class as well as the member, who has done most for Yale. He Is member of the Literary society the University club, the Elizabeth ci'ip' the Whiffenpoofs, Chi Delta lheta' Delta Sigma Psi, Psi upsllon' ana SkuIr and Bones. The Latin Ivy Ode was read by Kenneth Rianhard Evans, of Cincinnati, Ohio, high man. Allen Law Hopkins ,f New Haven. the author Of the r,ass history is a member ot the tennis team. He belongs +o the Hotchkiss school c'nb' the literary club. the University cInp' Psi Upsilon, and Wolf's head ne in charge of the ieglsla- tures which was headed hy Winslo" ,reston Loveioy, of MontcIair, N' J" ,antain of the undefeated football cam of 1924, included Edward Cate- ian Bench of Galena, Luther salem of Chicago, H., Alistohe Jenkins of Ardmore, Pa, Benjam'n NcLane spock of New Haven ana Frank Davis Asburn of Carlisle Pa Loyeioy was awarded second place