Brooklyn Law School - Chancellor Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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1 'N X l O Page Ninefy FIRST YEAR CLASS T is the aim of every new group of students to realize upon any and every opportunity afforded it through extra-curricular association. There is an unwritten law which compels members of a class or session to join forces toward the attainment of intimate and personal relationships. A The first concrete evidence of this human desire among the yearlings of the class of 1955 appeared in the enthusiasm with which they planned and attended a series of smokers, dances and dinners. The 7-9 session of the first year led all the other groups in the number of its social activities. This unit sponsored a very successful informal dance at the Hotel St. George, attracting a large turnout of both students and guests. Subsequently, a Smoker was held by this same group at which an exem- plary spirit of good fellowship prevailed amidst pre-Rooseveltian pretzels and beer. Encouraged by the successful outcome of the previous affair, it soon held another one of a similar nature, one of the highlights being a parody on the Trial of Sadie Thompsonf' All these affairs were attended by mem- bers of the faculty. With a final spurt at the advent of real beer, this very active class retreated to a Broadway rendezvous where it imbibed to its permanent satisfaction. , The 6-8 session besides many affairs of a type similar to those conducted by the other sessions boasted to its special credit a very entertaining Beefsteak Dinner at the famous Peter's Tavern. It was well attended and remained a bright spot in the minds of all who participated. They assure the members of all other sessions that when they stage another reunion it will be a dinner. The 4-6 group, under some eclectic principle, perhaps, decided not to have any affairs of its own but were well represented at the finest affairs of the other two groups. It may be said generally that the first year students adapted themselves readily to the congenial environment of the school, becoming integral parts of the various fraternities, publications and college clubs. In fetfO5PeCf the Class Of 1935 can say with pride that it has established an enviable record both for activity and cooperation.

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