Columbus School of Law - Explorer Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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SOUNDS IN THE NIGHT FROM THE SCHOOL OF LAW BY GENE PARKER 1938 Is everybody happy? . . . I'Now, if I promise to pay you five dollars if you will walk up the monument- . . . All pawnbrokers are named Looie. Or am I telling you? . . . First, get your fee . . . Mr, Throckmorton says-- . . . Seisin may not be held in abeyance, even for an instant . . . Did you read the assignment? Did you brief it? . . . 1939 Is everybody happy? . . . Wherefore he broke the plaintifI's close, That's c-l-o-s-e . . . A witness is a witness when a witness- . . . This case is authority for the proposition- . . . Now, ladies and gentlemen, you can readily appreciate- . . . Will you shut up? . . . Now I'1I tell you about the man with the withered hand . . . 1940 Is everybody happy? . . . Now, ladies and gentlemen, have I made myself per- fectly clear on this? . . . Your opinion is as good as mine . . . Minnie Keys, you have been good to me, all is yours . . . I'll look at your instructions, gentlemen. JUMBLES FROM THE SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTANCY Consolidating balance sheets . . . The International Bankers . . . Twelve months' moving average . . . You'll find it in the solution . . . Standard costs and estimated costs' . . . Why, Why, WHY! . . . Would you mind laying your question on the table for awhile?', . . . Is anybody stuck on that first question? . . . What are the advantages or disadvantages of the open end type of mortgage? Aw, what's the use! DID YOU KNOW THAT JOHN P. BARRETT before entering Columbus University had travelled in 42 states, Canada and Mexico. FRANCES A. BASAR IllfU7'III.V ns sbt' was born at an early age, was xparzkml, sqzmzulzml-bas been squawking ever since. ROBERT BERMAN, our Senior Law Class President, is also Vice-President of the USHA Lodge NO. 476, AFGE. WINSTON BRADLEY was horn down in Texas on Shelton Ranch, near Waco-a real cowboy. He was active in all sports, a letterman in track for three years, and was captain of the track team in his senior year in high school. PHILIP BROWNSTEINIS philosophy is I was born, I lite, I will dir. ELIZABETH CALLAHAN was the Accounting Schoolls choice for Sweetheart of Columbus and had been May Queen at Notre Dame Academy. JAMES ARNOLD CARTER has not missed a single class in three years at Columbus. Carter is also Vice-President and former Treasurer of Lodge No. 149 AFGE and has travelled across the country twice. GORDON CLARK served in the U. S. Marines during the World War and holds the Commission of Major Specialist Reserve, U. S. Army. DENNIS COLLINS was born in Ireland but has been in the United States since 193l and completed high school in two and a half years. E. PATRICK CURLEY says be bas one wife amf one son bu! fakes ordcws from both- Puppy Curley. Puge Om' Humlrwl 'I'birly-one