Northwestern College of Law - Norwester Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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1.1 r-, 1 '45 If f. -, M ,, fwflgfwi i V s w , ,,..ff, v Ihr-XS-,, ,. XM! . Q Ewa 'I W: B LAIRD MCKIENNA Laird has Ilia! admirable Pf3l'.Yf.YfUILEO rcquixile -in law. ',! vb NVILLIAM MIQEI-IAN . Firmly r'0u'z'il-1r'r'1l fha! Ilzc -margin of safely 1 I is just as broad, 'iU1lL'fl1'L'l' one fmls his 1 Q frm! in Gad or in llre Title and Truxl xl 1 Company. qu .' X 'i , . r. f Y FRANK MILLER 1. Frank likrx law school, we 610117 haw to be w M fold. ,X M I5 u ! N I1 HAYDIEN MILLS -M 7'l1nc3r grind c,vc'eed'ingIy small. w F W N 1 iw f u 3 4 fi l LAw1u3NC13 PAPE Ml A ronsixlently earnext xbzfdevzt. Firsl pr'11:'c V I0 file prof 'who ffrmioumrcs his 'rzame QV rorrccily. W' Q! N I f ALVA PERSON X Person-alrle. Erxvlwlzilc g-nardigu uf our .vuvial welfare. ' . 'Q Ali .xj Y 'e M -Q-JAN fhxffq 1 1 V4 1 W ffk 1:5 m .- J Q , Ny Y f f p 1 C792 .1 ., f .. ,J rf , mf '5' X H J X ,xr-x..!7X--X,,1X ,J ii Q Q Kvfxwjf ,fffvff K Lf' Nineteen

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