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X -Qffzonceflor I MESSAGE ERoM THE DEAN My most cordial congratulations to you, the young men and women of the Senior Class, who for three years have so successfully met the tests of thorough scholarship in the layv. You have proven your ability and you have justified fully the faith the faculty reposed in you. The many manifestations of your interest in, and serious devotion to, the study of law inspire in us a confident hope that you will achieve a fulfillment of your cherished ambitions for successful professional careersg A ' V - T Although I am not-personally acquainted with all the members ofthe Class of 1933, yet my interest in each of you is personal. Therefore, accept this message as an expression of my interest in youhindividually. ' E T I shall ever be watchful of your future progress, for your achievements, ina measure, will reflect the teachings of your Alma Mater. You should be proud of your present accomplishments, for your education has been self- education.. No one can educate you. The faculty of an educational institution can only direct you, it cannot teach you to become great lawyers. The task is yours, and yours only. g Let me urge you, without becoming snobbish, to become aristocrats. Aristocrats in the sense that you, because of your preeminent learning, are pre- pared for distinguished service and for social responsibility. May you measure up to the highest traditions of the law in learning, in personality, in appearance, in poise, in courtesy, and in your responsibility to your fellow attorneys, to those in authority, and to society. If this is your goal, you are fully justified in continuing your preparation for the law. NW. PAYSON RICHARDSON, Dean 'fs-74? XIX f i 6 Page Nine
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WILLIAM PAYSON RICHARDSON My mf the Senior thorough SC juStif1ed full of ygur inte Confident hop for successfu Althoug Class of 193 this message I shall r 'in a measure proud of ye education. I can only dire yours, and yt Let me Aristocrats i1 pared for di: up to the hig in poise, in those in autt 111 Continuing
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