Brooklyn Law School - Chancellor Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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playing of latest dance music. If you don't think that he's got a monopoly on the School's music business, wait 'til you see who plays at the Commencement Exercises. The delegation from Phi Delta Phi-No one knows what time they went home, but the last I heard was that they weren't going until they found that missing fifth. Ask Tom Dent if you want to know if they ever found it. Phone calls were put through every 30 minutes to find out if the baby sitter was still on the job. Lots of daddies and mommies came to the dance, but the thought of junior being at home with a stranger meant that constant checking was necessary. It was a novelty discovering that the person sitting next to you could discuss something else besides the Bank of Batavia Rule fMerritt had to get into this somehowj or the new R.C.P. 92 which was adopted in February, 1948 fthose taking the june bar will please take noticej. This was our last chance to get together as students. Those who came had a grand timeg let's get together again. An opportunity to do so will come when we are asked to join the Alumni Association. Here's hoping that the class joins en masse so we won't lose touch with the friends who went to school with us. PM M1016 Cglze 1948 Gfzanceffor

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The Spring Dance APRIL 17th, 1948 will be remembered by 200 students and their guests as one of the highlights of the 1947-48 school year. Instead of listening to a lecture on the finer points of the law, they were present at the lst Annual Spring Dance which was sponsored by the Student Council at the Della Robbia room. at the Hotel Vanderbilt. For the first time in many years a school func- tion was held outside the school building and- its success means that this affair will become one of the looked for events in succeeding school years. Here are some of the highlights of the dance. The WOMEN-never in one room had there been so many beautiful girls. All of the latest Parisian styles were shown and some of the liner intellects among us had a field day trying to discover how those strapless gowns stayed up. Although she didnit wear a strapless gown, that blonde with the bare midriff received many a side glance. Couldn't make it too direct or her companion wouldn't have liked it and what would have been worse, our wives, or fiancees would have disowned us on the spot. Lenny Garment, the editor of the Law Review, led the orchestra in the cgfze 4948 Glzanceffor Pageswy

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