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

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THE. RAY J. ANDERSON LIARLAND VVM. BAILEY FRANK S. BLOCH GEORGE EDVVARD BOOKER JOHN P. 'CANAN BERTHA C. CARLSON GRACE COOPER JOSEPH P. CUMMINGS ROBERT L. DARLINGTON FRED E. DIEHL EUGENE ELKIN GEORGE JOSEPH FEDOE SIDNEY A. ADELSON BERTON A. AIKENS, JR. MORRIS BENJAMIN LILLIAN L. BIESTER EUGENE VV. BOND JOHN W. BROTHER JOHN R. BUCKLEY VVILLIAM D. CHISHOLM ROBERT CONNELI. JOSEPH C. 'CONVEN MANUEL E. COWEN MILFORD E. C. CREVISTDN CLYDE A. CROWLEY NATHAN DEXVOSKIN JACK DIAINIOND NORMAN B. DOONAN EDWARD A. DOWD EDWARD L. DUDAY LESLIE N. DLJRYEA CHARLES H. EDWARDS GEORGE A. EDXVARDS THYRA J. EDWARDS MERRILL EGELAND SOL GERBER MARTIN P. GHARRITY ARTHUR GOLDSTEIN HAROLD GOLDSTEIN IRVING GREENFIELD E. C. GRITZBAUGH ERNEST L. HALLBAUER WILLIAM HAWTHORNE ! Class of February, 1928 HAROLD FREDERICK IXLBERT GEYY'ALD EARLE L. HARRAH FRANK D. HIGGINS RALPH XV. IBENFELDT MURRAY JOSLIN JOHN A. IQAHOUN JOHN ROBERT IQANE LEE KROUS DAVID H. KRAFT CLYDE E. LARISII EDWARD J. ELLCADAMS ROBERT S. BJIEDERMEYER ARTHUR QUADOW RUFUS RIDDLESDARGER BENJAMIN H. SHERMAN JOHN SLATTERY IRVING S. TUPLON HERL'IAN VANDER DUSEN DAYID H. VVEITZENFELD EUGENE W. XVOOD JOHN H. YOUNG Class of February, 1929 VVILLIAM F. HAYES HERAIAN H. HEGNER ARTHUR C. JEPSON JULIUS JESMER HUGH E. JOHNSON WILLIAM R. JONES GEORGE L. :KANDLIK JOHN WEBB KELLOGG IRVING KRAX'ITZ NORTON IRA KRETSICE EUGENE C. KRETSICE DAVID VV. LABKON XIVENCEL LANGER JACK LASKY AARON LAzAR FRANK W. LEYY JAMES S. NICCARTHY GEORGE S. IWAFFIT, JR. DELL M. IYIAGNUSON SAMUEL- S. LIALKUS J. MARSHALL MCCANN ESTHER L. IWCCREDIE WALTER MICEK EAIORX' MII.LER FREDERICK W. MUELLER PAUL PACILIO EMIL T. PAULIT GILBER'F F. QUICK CARL C. RADAU IYIEYER REISDIAN CARL C. ROSENBAUM ALBERT H. RUBENSTEIN ROY SAFFIR GORDON SARGENT BERNARD A. SCHROEDER . 5xR'l'HUR SCHUCK JOSEPH B. SHARIRO JAMES C. SHORT ARTHUR T. SIDEMAN JOSEPH L. SIMPSON WILLIAM H. SLOAN WILLIAM W. SPANGLER GEORGE G. SPEYER HELEN M. STANTON IRWIN S. STASEL PETER SZTUKOWSKI, JR. CHELCY H. TALLEY JOSEPH A. TAYLOR NEHEINIAIS TERRY CARL A. TOLIN MARC P. TOMPSON RALPH F. TRENCHARD ARTHUR T. VINGE GEORGE H. XVALKER, JR. GILBERT R. VVALLER VVVINFIELD C. WARMAN VVILBERT S. WVEATHERXVAX JOHN C. VVEAVER DONALD A. NVICKS JONAS NVOLFBERG 71 1926 -Q- .J N LIN 'X

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Class offune, 1928 V Y A The fact that tlIe class is unusually zealous in the pursuit of tlIe study of law is sometimes explained in that among its numbers, most Of which have had at least two years Of college work prior to entering, there are several who have earned advanced degrees in University Work and, too, there is at least one Phi Betta Kappa. VVhile the class Of 1928 has made a fine beginning, it has never dOllC its best. The next tWO years will disclose startling accomplishments in scholarship and new laurels won in other activities. History? The class of 1928 makes history, lives lIistOry. Refer tO the Transcripts Of 1927 and 1928 and sub- sequent issues. J. Amos Case. :KENNETH H. ABDS ARTHUR AHERN GEORGE ANGEL THEODORE F. IASHFORD VINCENT C. BALDWIN JACOI3 BAUIII DONALD E. BEAN REUBEN BENJAMIN JOSEPH BIGEL EDWARD A. BIGGS DONALD M. BLACIQE DONALD J. BOLGER BURTON A. BRANNEN ROMEO BURWELL HARRY CARLSON RUSSELL E. CARLSON JOHN AMOS CASE CECIL LEE CASS ROBERT A. CAVENAUGH NATHAN M. CHAVIN BENJAMIN B. CHODOSH NATHAN M. COI-IN JACOII B. COURSHON THEODORE F. CRAWLEY BLIAURICE CRONSHORN CREVV EDWARD J. CZEKALA EDXVARD L. DANNOXVSKY FRED T. DE.NN VVILLIAIII F. DESMOND JAMES F. DUFFY ROBT. J. EARLE, JR. GARRETT EKXVALL D. C. EVANS HENRX' D. EVVING PETER L. FORMUSA 70 GORDON A. FRANKLIN PAUL R. FREYD NVILLIS GALE ONVEN E. GARTLAND HENRX' F. GAY JOSEPH GILMAN ARTHUR O. GRAVES ROBERT G. HANSEN GERALD HARTWELL JOHN W. HEDDENS GUS C. HILL SYDNEY VV. HOLLANDER JOHN R. HONV.ARD HARRY H. HURXVITZ DALE G. IVES WILLIAM C. JASKOVVIAK HARVEY D. JONES JACK K.kHN ELIJAH B. IKELLEY CARL C. KNUTSON LEONARD W. LARSON HENRY LATINER WILLIAM E. LEVI LEWIS L. LEVIN FRANK G. LEVY HAROLD W. LEWIS SAMUEL LURIE ALFRED BTAGNUSON JDS. H. AIIALONE HENRY E. BIARTZ JULIUS H. NIASSEY TIMOTHY L. JMCALOON JOHN F. LICNICOL EDGAR H. MIDDENDOREE 1926 7 MEYER S. MILLER CHARLES J. MORGAN PHILIP D. MozES CHRIS H. NANZ .ALBERT F. NEEELSICK LOUIS M. NOYES JOHN A. OFBOYLE CARROLL O,NEAL RUSSELL D. PATTERSON VINCENT F. PIENKONVSKI EDWVARD D. PIERSON, JR. SAMUEL L. ROSENBLATT SAMUEL ROSENSTONE JOSEPH R. ROTH JULIUS H. SACHS B. A. SCHEIDT DANA T. SCHUBERT VORIS D. SEAMAN HERBERT K. SHORE LEO SPIRA ERWIN A. STANICR GEORGE D. STEVENS SIGMUND STRAUS BERNARD A. SWIMMER HAROLD M. TREUMAN PETER XVALL FRANK M. WALLACE ROSS WRIGHT XVATKINS DONALD M. WESSLING EDMUND W. XVETZEL PAUL E. VVHITE R. E. VVISER WALTER L. WRIGHT DAX'ID ZIMRING

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I N all E t 1 TPANEEDWT - Second Annual Homecoming A T the time of publication arrangements have been completed for the Second Homecoming of the Alumni and former students of the college. This will be held at the college building at No. 10 N. Franklin Street on the evening of May 19th and will be the first event of the kind to be held in the new college building. It will also be the iirst opportunity which many of the Alumni and friends of the college have had to look over the new building which has housed the college for the past two years. The outstanding feature of the evening will be a radio debate between the College Team and the Northwestern University on the proposition that a two-thirds vote of juries should be sufficient for a verdict. The collegeteani consists of Messrs. Fishbein, Guibor and Toplon who take the negative of the Proposition. The officials of the college feel proud of the achievements of this year's debating squad and are confident that the Alumni will share' in this feeling after listening to the debate which will be broadcast from the Daily News Station. There will be no banquet and no speech making in connection with the homecoming but an air of easy informality will prevail with the building thrown wide open and in possession of the Alumni and their friends for the evening. The college being an institution organized and operated not for profit finds it necessary to look to its constituents for support and encouragement in the cause of legal education and by 'reason of its being a non-sectarian institution its constituents are largely, if not entirely, confined to its former students and their friends. It is the hope of the officials and those who have the welfare of the college at-heart that this homecoming event will cement and increase the interest of its constituents in the present and future work of the college. It is planned to makehomecoming an annual event to which the Alumni will look forward as altime when they can meet their 'former classmates and in- structors and indulge in pleasant reminiscences of days gone by as well' as to watch and contribute to the growth of their Alma Mater. INK A VU J 1 .IXI in l 1 X'7