Kansas City School of Law - Pandex Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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57119 PANDEX Oliver, Sidney C. Owens. C. H. Pagett, Francis M. Parker, H. W. Parker, Chandler Paxton, Edw. N. Payne, Jesse A. Pelofsky, H. Peterson, Geo. A. Phillips, VV. L. Pittel, Davicl Poston, E. E. Powell, Geo. W. Prather, Geo. VV. Puffett, Dale H. Quick, Bina S., Ir. Rankin, D. K. Reeves, Jas. D. Regester, R. R. Reilly, Margaret L. Renfrow, R. R. Resseger, Hugh C. Rice, Clell T. Rice, John Rickarcls, Horace M. Ril.ey, Sophia Ann Rising, D. B. Robinson, H. P. Roney, Heber E. Root, B. B. Ross, Arthur L. Ross, F. D. Ross, Muriel E. Ruddy, Geo. H. Salzberg, 1. S. Sehone, Hugh L. Schulz, Fred Wni. Seiglar, jack Shain, Wlzn. A. Shapiro, Max Short, Ellis, Ir. Showalter, M. R. Silverforb, M. H. Sinclair. Winfred W. Skinner, H. Skinner, R. G. Sloan, L. F. Slough, Glen S. Smart, Ray D. Smith, Allen T. Smith, Carlos M. Snyder, Eugene S. Snyder, Kester U. Spitzengel, John Spooner, K. Spruill, Geo. T. Stark, Frank Starkey, O. Starr, Emmett V. States, Louis F. Stephens, XV. D. Sterling, R. T. Stiles, M. C. Stone, Geo. O. Stonebraker. H. B. Sullivan, Elizabeth A. Swain. -lohn P., Ir. Terbovitch, S. M. Thomas, bl. Earl Thomas, S. F. Thompson, E. Tressler, H. A. Truman. H. S. Tyler, B. F. Vaught, XVm. B. Vickers, Ralph XY Voorhees, C. A. VVag'g'oner, Harold VVagner, E. VV. Walke1', I. T. VValsli, John VVarman, R. R. Vllatts, james L. WVebb, Herbert T. VVebb, john R. VVeber, Carl S. NVelsh, P. E. Westfall, R. E. Vlletzel.. L. J. Vllhite, L. A. VVilliams, Mary I. VVilliamson, I. J, O Wilsoii, vVVlll. Gregg VVitte1's, C. C. VVoocl, Tim Woodriiig, Fred D, XVinn, Paul E. Yarrington. A. B. Young, L. YY. Young, R. A. Youngs worth, L, Zeigelmeyer, Otto Zents, Leo J.

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I 57110 PANDEXI 1 1-liigli. XX':1l1c'r R. Kniiilil, ,lay M. K. iiilfling. Iziiimell XX. liriuli. I. If. l.i':ii. vlan. I.. lii'vi'n, Il. II. lirzmn, Nl, Il. lnl'CgkII'y. Rimlclm-Ile I.. lii'egoi'y, Wm. 5. K. . . irigslui. Iwiiluii llziaflc. lieo. Ii. Ilzinnnlii, XYiii. A.. .lit llaplie. Karl R. Ilzirlan. 'Iulin II. llarris, llenry If. llarrls. Xerzi ll. llarrisuii. Jack D. Harlfiel. R, bl. Hartman. XXVIII. C, Hatfield, R. A. llazelliiie. H, VV. Fleckeiiluerg. Clifford F. Henry, R, I.. Henry. VY. ii. Higgins. C. I.. Ilodgus. Elmer B. Hogan. hl. F. Hollister, ll. Hollister. ll. 4LMrs.j llolinan, C. IJ, llomslien, Isaclme Hosiner. E. A. Iloward, H. G. Hudson. I.loyd H. Iliitt. vlivlixl R. llixnt, 'l'. R. Hiiltig, VVm.. jr. Jeter, Eugene joliiisoii, A. lf. jones. Clias. li. Vlmwlaii. john vluycr, F. C, Iiidsoii, Hariilrl VII. Kavaiiaiigli, Chas. H. lianv. li, C. Kelly. Clias. fri. Iielly, l'ziiil S. Iieiiipers. Iidw. VX. 7 Iii-iiiivcly, Chas, If, Iieiiiivsly, ll. A. IfL'llXX'Hl'lIlf', Klilllretl Iiier. .Xvery R. Iiilliiiii. -I. R. lXlIl1l1i'i'll, ln. Ixll'k'llll4l'. Iillllllll II. lhlrsj Rirkliani, I.ll'lllSZl5' I. Koontz. 'I'. I.. Iiracok. KI. 'I'. 1 acy. Seth S. Lansdale, Gibson Larsen, C. A. Lasley, F. L. Iatcliem, Margaret Ann Lebreclit, Sol IJ. Lemon. Verne 'l'. Lievan, R. A. l.inflr:. Clyde l.ogsdon, David IE. I.onlinecker, Harry H. I.uos. Aldo H. Love. F. H. Lundy, If. P. Magee, VVolff Martin. -las. I.. Martin. Vvlll. Mason, Illargziret F. Massey, A. R. Bleek. Earl O. Melching. Orie V. lllendenliall. S. A. Metz. I-l. F. Meyers, U. R. lllidrllekauff, R. B. Miller, A. O. Miller, H. A. Miller, Miller, . . Minor, Carl Moore, li. T. Morgan, E. Morris, Harold Morrison. Rex li. Moss, Iidw. Rl. Moss, Sara McBride, Gorman X. IX'IeClaraii, R, IE. NcCray, Rogers IXlcFaddei1, Edw. C. McGraw, T. F. McI.arty, Marvin G. McMali:in. XYni. O. Nlcllanus. B. F. IXleIN'IulIi'n, F. D, Neal, -lemme Ii. Neilmel. Oliver VI. Nicholson. Horzlfs Norman, C. C. Ullgrien, C. C. iYBrien, C. Cflfeffe, Ildw. KI, Ui. F. iz R

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S7119 PANDEX 27 Illrrzhman Eiztnrg On September 24, 1925, more than three hunclrecl ambitious young' men and women undertook the Study of Law. As is the custom of the Upper Classnien on the opening night of school. these awe-struck and tiinorons students were greeted with an over-joyous welcome, known as the Initia- tion. Of course at the enfl of fudge johnson's first lecture this class knew, without a clouht. it was the hrainiest Class of Freshmen that the Law School haul ever known. lf you rlon't helieve it, ask any of thein. lf every ounce of Pep in the Freshmen Class coulcl he transmitted into coinerl gold, the nienilu-rs might all be inillionaires. NVith Pep, not only gold. hut things even more desirable. may be obtained. For authority, this class refers you to Mr. Costolow on stories. lfnity, pep and class spirit, together with the efforts of its officers, the :lass was exceedingly progressive during the school year. Several inen were on the Debating Team. Meniluers of this class were also speakers at the XK'ashington Birthday Banquet, and as a Climax of the year, one meni- lver of the Fair Sex was a cancliclate for Panclex Queen. JOE ELLING, '27.