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 - Class of 1936

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Page 17 text:

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JJn Ale. mot la. m EUGENE R. WOODSON Late professor of the Law of Wills and Administration Honorary Member of Joseph H. Choate Chapter, Sigma Nu Phi Legal Fraternity A lovable teacher A likable fellow A smile for all A voice so mellow He bequeathed to us A legacy so very rare: The endless memory of him So good, so honest, so fair. To his loving memory the Class of 1936 dedicates this book Impressive and majestic marble colonnades lead- ing from the Supreme Court Room into the court- yard.

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Page 18 text:

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cl nee Much has been said and written in recent years about the increasing complexities of life and the growing need for specializafion in its more involved activities. Especi- ally has this been urged with respect of the law, the volume of which it is said has become so enlarged by legislation concerning new economic ideas and in- ventions that different fields of law have become as fa r apart as independent sciences. But is this true? Is it not rather true that the fundamental principles of law have never been encroached upon and remain substantially the same now as they always have been, immutable and en- during? Is it not true that it is only the facts and condi- tions calling for the application of the old principles that have changed and that the difficulty of the courts and the lawyers is not in mastering new principles, but in ap- plying the old ones to new situations? A Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States in speaking of the late John G. Johnson, of Philadelphia, one of the most distinguished members of the bar of that Court, wrote: I have many times noted the thoroughness with which able lawyers have mastered special subjects, as the result of much study and long experience. But Mr. Johnson was ap parently never to be taken at a disadvantage, and seemed to be at home in almost every phase of any legal situation in which he could be placed. This was not, of course, the result of any magic. It came from the really profound knowledge which he had of the fundamental principles of the law. Hayden Johnson

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