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

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1 I i K ':f 1 1 .i W.. 'I 1 X 4 W' 11' ll, g,,Q:.,L L' - N X .-,X Pg ' . . '15,-I I ' 1 Z 4 7 wants cleaned up. 'KNIIICCY' 155 - gs' il 1 V 9 A I nine Per Cent Keyes he U! ,x li 4 also has been nicknamed, ' 1 35' fy ' , Il ' 4 I' lck 1' .V a compliment to the perf 1 1 centage of convictions he ' gets in court. g A . X if 1' , , N be .n ys This young Kansas City V , , gat . f .X M ay 1 as -1, ,, iw- fw , ' ',: ' A 'M pi ,M Q' U2 lawyer has the racketeers - f ylmg 51. ,W 1 ofthe East talking to themf . g,,...,, ,g X fi 43 1. X ,fzfv ' . ' S Tb ' .' , selves. He has the polif 1 X .A F., A!! ticians of the East'--the 1 V 1 X Q' ll crooked politiciansff-afraid . b- 'H lg f A or . ,E .i g of his every act. He has l. f' 1 - ,iff , , A . 2,1 ii U Y ff the ministers of the East ' ' I preaching sermons on his QE -V .- ' work in the cause of public 5 1 ' ' f li ' A --' decency, his bold strokes Wd' 4,p. ' 11 V I , 9 2, - against the forces of crime A ' and Qvilt CHET A. KEYES The Staff takes great pride in dedicating the 1934 Pandex to Chet A. Keyes, one of our own-w-of the Class of 1919. Gum . 'xy ws All li Y ll?

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DEDICA Tlf N 96 Q,ms'gl'5xsS?lE,i 7 was 'Q aww Wits Y Qpaonbzzltioo B ggecutoiiscilf ce yxemuxa Smooxhlicoud r ' x 6 Wim? Gag 3 09,9 S QQ? A: is VEC W S YNYCTX 5 Y. 5 4 W , fi X Sinai -56166 Q M W' LP- ' W me S Q., '95 Uiaflf 4509 C5996 ,344 xf Q gd The Honorable Chet A. Keyes is special assistant attorney general ofthe United States. Rock 'Em and Sock 'Emu Keyes, some Philadelphians have named him, in tribute to his bold, fearless, twoffisted way of attacking the lawf breakers the government 5204: v 5621 fm Q QW K f j Q 6 4' Tl JJ Q ',,qJ- , -I f 1 1 404441 557 .. ' ffl -fir! ! QXXNSr6g24S Ok i J X ' G 62 'YR Ha scam sae - als Y 94 . . 06300 i 9 schizofa 5 o 'N So S519 Z s s,gf,..,t X want nine also a cor centa gets Tl lawyi of thi selve ticiar crook of hi the 1 preac work decei again and Tl pride Pand one Clas:

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N the preparation of the Pandex the Staffs purpose has been to present a theme of human progress called UTHE CLASSIC TRADITIONS OF THE LAW, portraying emblematic court scenes of each period and the men responsf ible for the law of their time, from its beginning in Ancient Egypt and the TigrisfEuphrates Valleys, down to the present time. THE ADMINISTRATIVE SECTICN, will be represented by the Founders of the Classics, as pictured in early ancient developmentg CLASSES, will be pictured by the Roman Classics, a cycle that prof moted the establishment of a system of enlightened law and justiceg ACTIVIf