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

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'K T4 'mf Honomble Emx mu D ELL1sov B S Dean Lecturer on Negotlable Instru ments and Statutory Rxghts and Remedies From cl1ss of 88 Central Hugh School he entered Prlnceton md rescued B S ln 1892 Aclmltted to Mo Bar ln 1893 then to Amencun Bu 018111 1zecl Kansas City School of Law and vx as Treasurer 1n 1895 has betn Dean and lecturer upon Negotuble Instruments Statutory Rxglmts 1nd Remedies and Const1tut1on1l Lux smce 1910 Honorary member Phu Delta Phl Legal Frattrmty Pres1dent KC Bu Assn nn 1911 12 Though my father wanted me to follow some merumule pursuxt the n xtu r1l bencl of my mmd was tow1rds the l1w It setmed that the outstxnclmg men ln the commumty xx ere lawyers and from the fmscmatnon ot studuno law and congemal assocntxon xuth fellow lux studtnts I dthmrtlx dt clded mx career I5

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'www'-lg, I Honorable JUDGE MERRILL E. OTIS HG AJ3., A.M., LL.B. President of V, Kansas City School of Law I ' Lecturer on Constitutional Law Entered M.U. in 1902, obtained A.B. and A.M. in next four years, his LLB. in 1910. 1st Asst. City Counselor of St. Josephg Chief Asst. Prosecuting At- torney of Buchanan Countyg lst Asst. Attorney General of Missouri, and Asst. to the Solicitor General of the U.S. On March 23, 1925, Pres. Cool- idge appointed him U.S. Dist. Judge of the Western Dist. of Missouri. He is a Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Delta Phi, and has the Order of the Coif. 12

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Hc Honorable THOMAS H. REYNOLDS, A.B. Second Vice-President Lei Lecturer on Bankruptcy me Obtained A.B. from State Teachers College, Emporia, admitted to Kansas Bar, 1887, and practiced in Great Bend, 1887-90, before coming to Kan- sas City, Mo. Member, American and State Bar Assns., and Royal Order Jesters, Pres., K. C. Masonic Temple Assn., director, Masonic Home of Missouri. Clubs: Commercial, University, Athletic, Ivanhoe Masonic, Knife and Fork, and Blue Hills Golf. Just always Wanted to study law, so I kept it up. I4