Albany Law School - Verdict Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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WILLIAM A. 15ARTO Cohoes, Njgw York “And the mute silence hist along.” “ Bill ” Imbedded in this mass of flesh and phlegm is a pair of mighty liings whose capacity would make inaudible the war-whoop of the savage and still the thunder. When Hill unlimbers his vocal organs. Freshmen quail, strong men tremble, arid if they could, fiends would rise from hell. With thus much hath kind nature furnished him for the law. FLORENCE F. BENSON Cohoes, New York They sin toko tell its love can die.” — Southey. Corresponding Secretary of Class, 1. Florence If an accident causes Florence to decide something alone, she holds to it valiantly and accidents do some- times happen. Hut, then, 'tis a woman’s way. When some jury gazes across the jury table at her—and, if you gazed what would your verdict be? “ WH-Y-EE” is so typical of Florence that she should apply for its copy- right. We’ve actually noticed its use by others since she gave it its impetus. Thirty-fou r

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© RAYMOND FREDERICK ALLEN Interlaken, New York “ si heart to resolve, a head to contrive, a bruin to execute— Gibbon. OX; .ASl ; 0X15; A.B., Colgate University; Executive Committee, 2; Class President, 3; VERDICT Staff. Bay ” Mail, thou, scion of Interlaken! For your unfailing kindness, an interest that would not tire and an optimism that fires the brands of all of us, we can never come to forget you. The able and enlightened guidance you tendered '21 and the wise leadership you threw into the balances has set you out and made you, when all is said and sung — a man! JAY THORNTON BARNSDALL, JR. Buffalo, New York '• 757 be squattin’ on the coals, Givin’ drink to poor dawned souls:’ — Kiplintj “ Jay ” Jay is the lone representative of Buffalo among our number and for wit, storv-telling and a man-about-town lie's as good as a battalion. Fat men arc always good- natured, the rule runs, and Jay Thornton Barnsdall is no exception. But when does he sleep? Surely as a reducer, his program should lit in well, hut then, can you imagine him lean and lank and ungainly? Thirty-three

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EARLE X. BISHOP? Munnsvillc, New York Gently to hear, kiiulli to judge.” — Shakespeare. Earle The goodly influence of this wholesome youth has been upon us for two years. He was originally an T8 man — but the war smashed his hopes and he is now neart and soul for ’21. He doesn't say much — but his reticence covers a great, great store of common sense and no small degree of the knowledge of the low. Hut, son, get thee some confidence and bolster up thy courage. Faint heart never won fair lady, nor client’s roll. ROBERT HALE BOYNTON Kccscvillc, New York Let us ponder on the man awhile.” Princeton; Basketball Squad, 3. Bob ” ’Tis an ill wind that bloweth no one good. We can- not say whence came the breeze that blew Hob amongst us for he tells us thrilling tales of Princeton and Keese- ville and Plattsburgh. He that as it may, we’ve got him and glad of it. Even-tempered and good-natured, there is an air about him that sets him off as a regular fellow that wears well. Thirl g-Jive