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

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THE. Q T 1 History of the Class. of February, 1927 The Class of February, 1927 is another one of the classes which originated in the Church Building. It is a popular idea with the members of the class that the amount of brains' represented created such a crowded condition in the Lake View Building that this move was necessary. The class roll was a rather large one during the lirst two or three weeks, but after this period of pruning had passed the regulars who remained constituted about eighty per cent of the total enrollment. The officers chosen for the Hrst year were: Williani H. Murphy .......... President H. M. Gross ......... .... V 'ice President Benjamin Gould .... ........ S ecretary Florence Ringgold .... ........... T reasurer Edward Mullaney ............ Serge-ant-at-Arms From the beginning the Class of February, 1927 took a very keen interest in school activities. Rudolph, Freed, Lidschin, Gross and Lutz were the contributions of the class to Athletic Director Short's aggregation of athletes, and when the building fund campaign was inaugurated our class, although the newest in the school, was one of the most active. ,Ninety-three per cent of the class subscribed to the building fund, the individual pledges ranging as high as one hundred dollars. The Church Building section raised almost two thousand dollars under the captaincy of Benjamin Gould. At the beginning of our second year, and as we were beginning to feel the prestige which is the part of a junior, our second class election resulted in the following officers being elected: Harold Fishbein ....... ........ P resident Charles H. Bullard ..... .... V ice President Benjamin Gould .... ........ S ecretary Florence Ringgold .... ........... T reasurer Seymour Sheffries ............. Sergeant-at-Arms Although our class has not the good fortune of being a June graduating class, we feel that in size and activity it is the equal, at least, of any other class, and that even greater things may be expected in the future. ' BENJAMIN GoULD 1fl N i'Y 5 Page 85

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f' N Ahner, Charles L. 1 TRANSCRIPT f . F 5 F Class of February, 1927 Gareiss, Elmer A. Anderson, Morton Edwin Getz, Sam Anderson, Paul L. ' Banger, Robt. E. ' Bihartlett, John M. Benson, Shepard A. Berg, Drake Howard Berling, Leonard D. Bingham, Earl George Bfishop, Geo. L. Bornstein, Albert L. Bracy, Harry R. Brodsky, Samuel Bullard, Chas. E. Bullard, Norman W. Chatz, John H. Cohen, Eugene ' Cohon, jack A. - Colby, Francis T. Coutts, Alexander Crowe, Thomas J. - Curtis, Al Martin Davidson, Arnold J. De Haan, james Deschauer, Irving Charles Golden, Seymour Goldstein, Herman B. Goltra, Helen C. Gould, Benjamin Gross, Lawrence M. Guibor, Carlyle S. Gurevitz, jack I. Hamilton, Cecil B. Harkness, Robert M. Hartman, Joseph F. Hatcher, Nelson P. Hawes, Harold W. Jacobs, Irwin I. Jacoby, Rudolph J, jones, A. T. Kart, Samuel Kinsey, Joseph C. Kirk, John T. Lavine, Maurice Levinson, Robert R. Lidschin, Max Lynch, Richard Paul Dilgel., Walter L. Q Matousek, Mrs. Barbara Dubovik, joseph Dunne, Robt. E. Durant, Richard B. Edelstein Paul B Mayiield, Leslie McGinnis, Arthur I.- McSteen, Harry J. Mercer, john Charles Miller, Francis H. 3 ' ' Miller s Emmons, Laurence E. . ' RO C Fai1,iFrank L. Mitchell, William Chas. Mitgang, Henry Mogilefsky, Jacob A. genton' Robert M' Mulvaney, Edward F. ey, Edward john I M I h W-l1- H F1nkelstein, Lester E ,UTP yr 1 lam emiy Fischer, R. Robt. Fishbein, Harold Newman, Adolph M. Fitzgerald, Mathew L- Ostrom, Gwendolin Freed, David ,lack Freundlich, Herman M. Pemberton, Clifford D. Friedman, Myer M. Pomeroy, Paul F. Page 86 Populorum, Philip A. Populorum, Robert Posner, Harry Protus, Isadore Irving Ringgold, Florence Shaw Rippberger, Rollin R. Ripstra, Henri Irving Ritter, Maurice i Roberts, H. E. Robinson, VVm. J. Rosencranz, Bernard Rothman, joseph E. Rudolph, Martin A. Schatz, George Scheffres, Seymour Schenck, Edward W. Sepanski, George A. Shanley, Alice Catherine Sharpe, B. C. Silverstein, George Smith, Chas. R. A. Speilman, Herman Steger, Myron Lamont Sterling, Horace N. Stiglitz, Nathaniel D. Tews, Herbert R. Thomas, Ray E. Toohey, John Joseph Townsend, Arthur D. ' Townsend, William H. Trant, John Joseph Turk, William H. . Waldman, Jack Wallace, Charles H. Washer, Maurice Weinman, Freda Wells, Milton K. C. Weseman, Adolph Wfiner, LeRoy Yocum, Donald R. Zipperman, William M.