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

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MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY Genealogy G Local Hlslory Branch 317 W. Highway 24 Independence, M0 84050 G E my MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll ll 3 0000 12634614 1 H-IS, the thirtieth volume of the Pandex, is presented to you ns .1 pictorialization of the activities of the students during the school year I934-35. lt has been compiled in as concise, yet interesting, ll style as the Stall could accomplish. lf.xch section has been revised, in .1 way, to I1l.'lHilQa. The rapid transition one experiences through the colored etching of the new Building, its various court rooms and the brings to mind that the justices are truly of the people. HICCI ITCNV LlC- when looking County Court judges therein, the magistrates It is an edifice devoted to the enforcement of the liw, of the principles thereof, the appointments and equipment ready for the solution of legal disputes that we want to dis! play, rather than the judiciary applying the doctrines.

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ex, is presented of the students compiled in as uld accomplish. v meet new de- when looking County Court judges therein, the magistrates rent of the law, and equipment we want to dis- e doctrines. HIS Pandex Staff sincerely hopes that it has utilized its material so that familiar memories will occur whenever anyone of the students chances to peruse this volume in future years. We hope too, that the beacons of your zeal will be brightened by the success many of our faculty have experienced, so that the urge to remain in the paths of your chosen profession will be strengthened. May we, as lawyers of this city, meet and never fail to greet each other again in the hallways, and in the court rooms of our new temple of justice in the same cordial spirit we greet each other as students in our school. The plan of the division pages is a result of the sugges- tion of Mr. Ross F. Jones, the faculty advisor of the 1935 Pandex. The Pandex Staff extends thanks to Senator Harry S. Truman, once presiding judge of the County Court of Jackson County, and Hon. Lou Holland, for the use of the court house engravings used in this book. mi un, , , A r , Aan