Brooklyn Law School - Chancellor Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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9 Q Vers filtered eived an in. le ViCe,dean dies full of tal political politicians 'UlI6ClQ Cam- L Chaison, ents of the argolin re- 'eep of the er carrying .ced in the into con- :-together. lonly time troyed by flves with ed terror 'ere met. er killed Wander icreased. ut, Wlfli r in thi? needn'f gncl lille hat feW an end- Cfzonceffor The following September the '54 class reconvened. The self-conscious ness of the students had practically disappeared. Time for class elections again arrived. More organization was to he noticed this time. Few cimdidiites were running. Complete tickets were ready. Dissatisfuction seemed evident with the old officers. A revolution was brewing. After the smoke cleared it seemed to he Vice-Presidents year, for the underdogs of the IO-I2 and 6-8 class had attained the honor of masters of ceremonies. Al Clmison of the 7-9 session alone withstood the storm. Soon the gregarious tendencies of the several groups came to the fore. Smokers were the thing of the hour, since the school had acquired tt new Men's Lounge. The parties were good though the beer was near, A mock trial given by the 7-9 session was thought to be a knock-out figuratively and literally. Examinations again came and the minds of the students were turned from far fetched day dreaming to concrete matters. Having once more met the enemy and turned it back, the students began to prepare for the junior Prom, the classic of the year. This came and went with the usual jubilations. The students decided to take it easy and nothing further of importance happened within the class of '3-4. And so another year will soon pass and this group will be one step nearer its goal. If V 0 Page Eigblg-zhree

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