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c7JltllllF2,filS5 JF History of the Junior Class, 1929 The lights in the Courthouse illumined a scene of bustle on the night of Septem- ber 24, for it was then the Chattanooga College of Law met in the Criminal Court Room for re-organization. Opening night, of course, was of greatest importance to the Freshmen as the Juniors and Seniors had had previous acquaintance with the customs of the school. The year's instructors for the Juniors were: JOE ROBERTS ------ Bailments Gus WooDs, JR. - - Corporations Conv SMITH - -Sales MR. MADDCJX - .--- Agency J. C. CURRY - - - Common Law Plealling JUDGE W. B. SWANEY - - - - Suretyship MR. VA-LEN1'INE - - Negotiable Instruments The class officers for the Year are: FLOYD DELANEY ---- - President E. E. HARRIS - Vice-President Foaesr HUDSON - - - Treasurer MRS. EVELYN BURTON - - Secretary J. P. DYER - - - - Historian Colm HAYES ------------ Bailiff As one night succeeded another after opening night so one event succeeding an- other has made the history of the Junior Class. Thrice the aid of the law was in- voked in establishing life partnerships. The heads of the three new firms are Mr. VVomble, Mr. Thompson and Mr. lVIaddox. The class purchased for Mr. and Mrs. Maddox a present which Miss Frankie Eldridge presented with an appropriate speech. It must not be supposed that all the History making events went merry as a wedding bell. Once the military sounded the call to arms but peace was established before blood was spilt. And so we approached the end of our Junior Year with approximately thirty of the fifty freshmen of our original -class still pressing toward the goal. Messrs. Harris, Delaney, Womble and Dyer are in a close race for the lead. We face the future, in our eyes the light of hope, in our hearts the prayer for strength. PAGE 50 'JL 'CSD H an
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