Memphis State University - DeSoto Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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m j it j 5: rfcaSff ■ • ' ■J ' i. ' ■ SffigS IF wai in 1957, the word that can best up its rgcord is PROGRESS. The I . $ ' ' Bnfln • -S i l year is evidenced by the founding student enrolling at this institution can ook forward to receiving his three ears of pre-law training and his addi- Ml) j MIIMWt I Kll) ■ IJ (I) CiWif It) IB 1 Hall II I ;ation in lBv on the same campus. By 1965, t| LL.B. will be added to flip, prowini conferred by Jpemphis State Univer- sity. Recognizing that this is a significant link in the lengthening chain of PROGRESS on our campus, we — the stude nts of Memphis State University lly dedicnjpMlfei 1963 edition of the DeSoto to! the lew School of Law. Staff MP? ml

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