Kansas City School of Law - Pandex Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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acqiiaiiitance into firm friendship. and our vocal harmony made our united ulle Haw a startling and sonorous success. Our misunderstandings with thc Senior class grew less frequent, which is to say that the Seniors could not forever fail to understand our meaning and intentions, when so forcibly im- pressed upon them. The year ended with a love feast at the Sexton, where Garrett and Guffin bid us farewell, and much have they been missed. The last year's work has been but an enlargement of the first two years' study. It has taken us into the higher branches of equity and real property, and given us a glimpse of the great fields of corporation, partnership and con- stitutional law. .Nnd fondly do we hope and fervently do we pray, that our justice court apprenticeship will not be long, lest we forget it all. The personnel of the class has changed considerably in the three years. Of those who have left, but few have returned, and of these none have been more welcome than Miss Helen Rodgers, who has again demonstrated that Ha woman, with a womanys wit, can open Blackstone in six places and then floor a Lord Chancellor , yea, even a Snyder. lt is more than proper, it is obligatory by every sense of gratitude, to express our appreciation of the three years' efforts of our instructors. To use a homely phrase, if we do not know the law it is our fault and not theirs. Patiently, conscientiously, thoroughly, have they unfolded the mysteries of the sheepskin, and amazed us by their mastery of them. Gratitude has been said to be the fairest flower that sheds its perfume oyer the heart, and barren indeed of this incense will be the heart of him who leaves this school and for one instant of his professional career forgets his obligation to those who have so materially helped him lay its foundation. In conclusion, though it may be improper to include a prophecy in a history it is but clue the membership of this class to predict that not a few of them will be the men for whom the bands play in the future parades of life. And it will be with feelings of pride, and a generous envy, that the rest of us stand upon the curb, and between cherootic gasps, exclaim as each passes by, Yes. I know him well, W'e went to school togetherf' -27-

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