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Q so max, Weis fl fe K 2 ffQl fx pwplecq The annual convention of the Western Defense Lawyers was meeting in Portland, Oregon in the year 1965. As I was to act as chairman of the convention, it was imperative that I be there. I boarded the transconti- nental airline to the now huge metropolis, and before long was winging my way to undreaned excitement. X9 Qlklg-DJXJ As I took m place in front of the larve assemble, one face seemed to U J stand out fron the others. Seized with an unquenchable curiosity, I asked the middle sed co-chairman at n side, the name of the di nified, well- Hc Y S groomed lady listening so intently, on the front row. In a hushed whisper ho relieved my inquisitiveness by stating that she was Geraldine Younger, one of the most famous criminologists in the United States. Im ediately after the meeting was over, I rushed back to Miss Younger's side and after renewing old acquaintance asked if she would have dinner with ne. Together we went to the resturant, E1 Capital, on Broadway, to remi- nisce over the roaring year of l9L+9 in Dayville, Oregon. As luck would have it, Geraldine had just returned from a flying visit to Dayville and she knew all the news of her far flung classmates. My first question concerned the promising young David Mason. Had he become an eminent physician? Gerry's answer was in the negative. Dave was now herding sheep near Ht. Vernon, and he is considered a greatly respected authority on the atti- tudes of sheep. My mind could scarcely grasp the picture of David sitting over a sheep camp-but prehaps, Willis Steen, the then out-standing athlete of Dayville High, had risen to stardom. Gerry laughed and again answered in the negative. Willis at the last report was doing kitchen duty as buck private in the army. He had at one time reached the imposing rank of corporal, but his stripes had been taken away for booing a referee, who by the way, was also a colonel, at a basket ball game. Somewhat taken aback by these two revelations I proceeded somewhat nmre cautiously. Surely the quiet, soft-spoken Ferris Hill would not be a disa- ppointment. Ferris, it seemed, had done remarkably well for hinself. He is new the 0 Q , 1 S . c -? 5 2 Lxx 99 Q x
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