IIT Chicago Kent College of Law - Transcript Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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THE X W Page 82 History of the Class of 1926 j It is the proud boast of the Class of june, 1926, that it is the liveliest class at Chicago-Kent. Our thoughts turn to the month of September, 11923, when we first entered the portals at 116 South Michigan Avenue. With true class spirit a class meeting was called by Acting Chairman Short on October 11th and arrangements were made forthe election of officers. Officers were elected at the next class meeting held on October 18th, resulting in the fol- lowing officers being elected for our freshman year: President ......... C. F. Meyer Secretary ...... Marion L. Berg j Vice-President. . .. .... I. McGee Treasurer ........ I. D. Burnett ' Sergeant-at-Arms ........ Gillespie Under the guidance and administration of these officers our freshman year took on a bright aspect, especially insofar as social activities were con- cerned. ' And then in September of 1924 we again reassembled, this time at 10 North Franklin Street and this time as juniors. The following month class officers for the year were chosen. A spirited competition was carried on, two tickets being placed in the field. The result of this campaign was the election of a every able body of officers for this year: President .... Frank O. Bidwell Secretary ...... Emma B. Foley Vice-President .... I. D. Burnett Treasurer ........ I. B. Clorfene A Sergeant-at-Arms ....... Daniel A. Covelli No sooner had these officers been installed than plans were made for the junior prom, which was held at the Opera Club on December 12, 1924. Witli all due regard to the many classes of Chicago-Kent which have held dances heretofore, we doubt that a more enjoyable dance was ever staged by any class. - 1 a So much for the social activities of our class. Being deeply immersed as we now are, in the intricacies of real property and common law pleading, there is little time for any social activities. Bfefore we become members of the senior class, however, we wish to record here the fact that as freshmen and juniors we have participated actively in the various school functions, including the debating team, the Student Council and the various athletic activities. With the passing of our class into the senior year, we go with the feeling always present when goodwork has been done, and we face the future with a confident heart. . MARION LOUISE BERG. 219257

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