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32 Harv. L. Rec. 1 (1961)

handle is hein.journals/hlrec32 and id is 1 raw text is: (Imlt,20ica& 7ha VOL. 32 CAMBRIDGE, MASS.. FEBRUARY 2. 1961 NO. 1 Ames Winners Announced By Clark P. Giles Best brief and best oral awards have been made by the Board of Student Advisers to both first and second year students partici- pating in the Ames Competition during the fall semester. John G. Wofford, New York, New York, of the Casner Equity Club won the award for the best oral argument of the second year. There was a three-way tie for the best second year brief award among the teams of Irwin M. Berg, Brooklyn, New York, and Paul N. Crane, Los Angeles, California; Doyle J. Smith, Jr., Memphis, Tennessee, and Ste- phen A. Nye, Medford, Oregon, of the Kap- lan Club; and Mark A. Michelson, Brookline, Massachusetts, and Stephen F. Ells, Cam- bridge, Massachusetts, of the Story Law Club. In the first year competition Boyd H. Ratchye, Billings, Montana, of the Bruce Club submitted the best brief. Second place went to Richard B. Newman, Boston, Massa- chusetts, of the Coke Club. J. Patrick Hickey, Walla Walla, Washington, of the McNaughton Club and Fred C. Scribner, Portland, Maine, of the Story Equity Club tied for the award for the best first year oral argument. The best second year club award went to the Casner Equity Club. The members of that club are Ellen R. Donovan, Emporium, Pennsylvania; Paul R. Duggan, Berkeley, California; James G. Greilsheimer, New York, New York; Louis L. Hoynes, Jr., Indianapolis, Indiana; George E. Pike, Jr., Dewitt, Arkan- sas; Samuel H. Seymour, Washington, D. C.; Michael Whiteman, Great Neck, New York; and John.G. Wofford, New York, New York. The eight 1962 quarter final clubs are Car- dozo Club, Casner Equity Club, Casner Law Club, Harlan Law Club, Harlan-Marshall Club, Kaplan Club, Scott Club and Story Law Club. ABA President Seymour To Speak Tomorrow By John W. Rapchak Whitney North Seymour, President of the American Bar Association, will speak to the students of the Law School tomorrow at 4 p. m. in the James Barr Ames Courtroom, Austin Hall. The title of Mr. Seymour's address will be The Young Lawyer and Bar Associations. His visit is under the auspices of the Harvard Law School Student Bar Association. Mr. Seymour is an outstanding leader of the American Bar and is an active trial law- yer, particularly in anti-trust cases. He is a partner in the New York City firm of Simp- son, Thatcher, and Bartlett, and a past presi- dent of the New York City Bar Association. Mr. Seymour received his LL.B. degree from Columbia Law School in 1923. He has taught at New York University Law School (1925-31), served as Assistant Solicitor Gen- eral of the United States (1931-33), and lec- tured at Yale Law School (1935-45). Following Mr. Seymour's talk, the Student Bar Association will hold a reception and cocktail party in Harkness Commons for its members and the faculty.

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