Harvard Law School - Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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IIEDICATIUN 'ro ROSCOE PQIUND ON THE OCCA SION OF HIS SEVENTY-FIFTH BIRTHDAY OCTOBER 27, 1945

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N ,wx .-.1 iii I ll0SCOE POUNll 'runomin 'rms Ymms ROSCOE POUND, eldest of three children was born at Lincoln, Nebraska, of old New jersey Quaker stock, in 1870. His father, Stephen Bosworth Pound, was a graduate of Union College, Class of 1859, who early migrated to the West, eventually settling in Nebraska. Stephen Pound was lawyer, judge and state senator. The judge was a Greek scholar and from him the young Roscoe received the impetus for delving in that classi- cal language. Under the guidance of his mother, the usual elementary schooling was obtained. Roscoe Pound entered the Old Latin School preparatory to the University of Nebraska, and at the age of seventeen received the A.B. degree from that University. Parental vocation was a tre- mendous influence upon the boy Roscoe. His interest in botany stimu- lated by his mother's fascination for the subject and also because of free time given him while fellow classmates were struggling with fundamental lessons, enabled him to turn his attentions to the field of botany. He became an authority in the field and used money earned as a botanical assistant to hnance his program at Harvard Law School. His only at- tendance as student at the law school was for the period of one year, 1888- 1889. This year was spent under Trip, right to lej2vRu.rtoe Pound at age four, while proflzrmr az the Univerrily of Chicago, while Carler Prof?Jror. Center, rigbl-while 4 .rmdent ul the University of Nebrarka. Center- Dean Pound am! his famonr dark. The insert and pirmrer of Dean am! Mrs. Pomzt! while lruveling were all taken during hir deanrbip. Likewixt' the Rosalind Abram- .mn etching, mp rightg the Mar,rlaallplao1o,' am! flu' portrait by I'I0f1kiI1.f0I7.