UFLC 21 Page 19 K: It was a four-door Ford which my family had used in Tallahassee. It was a second-hand Ford, as far as I was concerned, but it ran perfectly well. J: Did you become an overnight celebrity at the law school and on campus? K: Oh, no. Cars were not that unusual. A lot of students had cars. A lot of girls in Tallahassee had cars that is, just as many as the boys did at the University of Florida. Mamie Tatum of Miami Beach had a beautiful car in Tallahassee. She was a student in Pi [Beta] Phi. She lives in Stuart, Florida, now. J: So you began taking law courses in September 1931? K: Yes, September 1931. J: How was the transition from undergraduate classes into law classes? Was it difficult? K: Much more difficult. J: Was there any more frequency of classes? More hours to take? K: No. It was sort of a new world, a new subject and a sort of professional air about everything. J: How was it more difficult? K: You had to study more, but I was never a rapt student. I studied hard before examinations, and I made fairly good grades. J: Do you remember your final GPA, grade point average? K: No, I never knew it. I do not know it to this day. J: That was not a major concern for you, then. K: No. I averaged probably a B-minus. I was probably in the upper third, I guess. J: Did other people study harder than you? K: Mostly, yes. J: The material came fairly clearly to you?