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

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THE 7 N? lx! 1 i Page 92 t Chicago-Kent funior College A Department of CHICAGO-KENT COLLEGE OF LAW. U Chicago-Kent junior College is the direct offspring of Chicago-Kent College of Law. It was born in September, l924L Its curriculum' consists of a thorough scholastic and practical two-year college course preparatory to professional and business life. It is at the same time especially designed to be foundational to the study of law. It is therefore especially adapted to the needs of the intending law student. Like the law school, it is non- sectarian. The choice of faculty and the arrangement and scope of courses offered afford ambitious students, whose economic situation requires them to be at least. partially self-sustaining while engaged in study, an oppor- tunity for self-improvement and educational attainment. It is the hope and expectation of its founders that in the years to come, this college will take its place with Chicago-Kent College of Law in rendering real service to the cause of education in this community. 192

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THF. , A EDWIN D. HARTS EDWARD BANGS w ROYAL E. MONTGOMERY Dean Secre tary EDWIN B. HARTS, B. S., LL. B., DEAN. 1, Born-at Springfield, Illinois. 'Attended High Schools in Springfield, and Princeton University, graduating in l89llWith IB. S. degree. Graduated from University of Michigan in 1893 with LL. B. degree. Engaged in the general practice of law in Chicago since. Member of University and Kenwood Clubs. EDWARD BA NGS. ' Secretary. I I A Born.in Illinois. Educated in public schools, Knox College and State Normal University. Holds Life State Diploma gained on examination. 30 years in educational Work as principal and superinten-dent of Illinois schoolsg four years Assistant State Superin- tendent of Public Instruct-iong tWo years in War activities, Executive Secretary, Illinois Branch, League- to Enforce Peace. Vice-president Illinois State Teachers Association, President, Illinois Pupils Reading Circle, President of Author's Club, member of Knights of Pythias, Odd Fellows and Knights Templar 3 Lieutenant-Colonel, 3rd Regimentg Illinois Brigade, U. R. K. P., member State and Chicago Historical Societies, Sons .of American Revolution, National Educational Association, .City and Press Clu-bs of -Chicago, author of A Manual to United States History, a ten booklet Reading, Course in U. S. History, seven 'booklets of Effective Speech and variouslinancial booklets. ' ROYAL E. MONTGOMERY, PH. B., M. A. Inst1'ucto1' in Economics and Sociology. Born at Moline, Illinois, 1897. Attended University of Chicago, degrees off Ph. B. and M. A. Instructor at University of Missouri 1921-22. Instructor at University of Chicago since 1922. Delta Sigma Rho fraternity. 553 192 ax Page 93