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

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., ,--PT in 913445 .9 Ex Libris, drawn by Dick Stulz , Our Hope for the Future --drawn by Jack Ihrie, '42 . . , Photograph of Columbus University, by John A. Nevros, '40 , . . The Dedication ,....,....,A,.. , , . . , . ..... . . . . , . . BOOK ONE-THE UNIVERSITY-drawing by Verna Flagg, '40 History of Columbus University, by liula Teel Semple ,,,. . . . SCHOOL 011' LAW, drawing by Jack Ihrie, '42 , , . .,... . . . . . These Men That Have Guided Us, by Robert W. McGarry SENIORS, drawings by Joseph W. Kulkis, '41 . .,,,. . . . Who's Who in the Senior Law Class , ,... . . . . POST GRADUATES . . .... ....r.......,. . . JUNIORS, drawings by Joseph W. Kulkis, '41 FRESHMEN, drawings by Joseph W. Kulkis, '41 . . SCHOOL Olf ACCOUNTANCY, drawing by R. D. Chalfonte , SENIORS, drawing by Jimmy Dodson ....,., ,.,, Who's Who in the Senior Accounting Class , , POST GRADUATES ......., ..,... ...,.... JUNIORS ,... ..., , FRESHMEN .. . ,. JUNIOR CO1.1.EGE, drawing by jack Ihrie, '42 , , , . . . . BOOK TWO-ACTIVITIES, drawing by Jack Ihrie, '42 . . Organizations ,,,..............,., .,......,.,...., FRATERNITIES, drawing by jack Ihrie, '42 . . . . . SOCIAL LII-'Ii, drawing by Jack Ihrie, '42 , . . . ATHLETICS--BOXl1'1g .......,.. . . ,..,.........., . . BOOK THREE-FEATURES, drawing by Jack Ihrie, '42 , . Candid Shots ...,,,, ..,.. ..,, . . . . ., Advertisements .... . . , , , . . . . PAGF 1 ., 3 6 . 9 , ,N13 14 . 19 . ...21 ,..27 .,.2S .,.50 ...53 S9 . 67 ..,71 ...72 ...84 ...87 ...90 ...95 99 100 105 .117 ...123 ...127 ...133 ...145 Epilogue-Acknowledgments . . ,...,......., 152

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Mawcfaf if When Time has entombed irretrievably within its abysmal vaults the nights that we spent in the classroom, and the memory of the years at Columbus University is dimmed, it is hoped that this EXPLORER will serve to recall every precious moment to you. We, Seniors, shall part and never assemble again, yet in these pages we always shall be together. It has been our endeavor to give you a book to which you might turn with pride in the days to come, and find with satisfaction a true recordation of the people and scenes with which you are now so familiar. Only that material was selected that would most vividly portray the events of this year and instead of memories growing more dim, may this book keep them constantly fresh before you. If only some day some one item herein brings forth a smile or revives some nebulous memory or more fully acquaints someone with our University, then our efforts will have been rewarded. It is with this purpose in view that the 1940 EXPLORER has been published.

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Tzu' PHULUGUE l700'l9. UYLE. This year the School of Law of Columbus University became the third largest in the country. The Freshman Law Class was the largest in the nation. The School of Account- ancy continued its progress. The Junior College entered its second year. A special course in the groundwork and fundamentals of aviation was inaugurated successfully. The enrollment of the University surpassed all previous records and more classroom space was acquired. The keynote was: Progress and Expansiong the better to serve those who would seek higher learning. Like the Federal Government our Univer- sity is divided into three branches: School of Law, School of Accountancy and Junior College. Thus in our theme within Book One we have drawn an analogy to the judicial, executive and legislative branches of our government. Irv