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

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l :fill JH 'c -, 1 -af' . ll A .- f' E.: gif l, 1.1 Tv . nf SAX SCHATZ GRE13N1s12uc ASHER GEIL KENIN Nu Phi Fraternity -4- -1- HE Nu Phi Fraternity was founded in the city of Portland, Oregon, in the fall of 1926. It is composed entirely of students enrolled in the Northwestern College of Law, and those who have completed their law work at Northwestern. This fraternity is an integral part of the school, and is doing constructive work. Meetings are held weekly during the school term. On Monday, December 23rd, the annual banquet was held at the Con- gress Hotel. Judge J. Hunt Hendrickson was the guest of honor and deliv- ered a very interesting talk on the jury system. Meetings are held every Friday night after the regular school session. It is the aim of the fra- ternity to provide something new in the way of legal parlance at each of the meetings. To attain this end, each of the members have had assigned to them the task of arranging the program on a particular night. The plan is proving very successful. AlIiVILl.E H. Gnu. SAM JAcoxssoN DAVID H. GREENllliRi' SAM J. Broom SAM SAX FRANK KENIN ADOLF ASHER SAM SCHATZ 3. rail eqim , f N ,V fl, is -if, ld QM: 1, I x Y.i !f Qxhffkx-J-v,!,f XXV-J f Forty