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

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Two FORE WORD The year 1929, which has passed into history, has been a successful one for our College. While primarily, our purpose is one of work and this purpose has not been lost sight of for a moment by the majority of us, nevertheless the moments of congenial fellowship we gained while accomplish- ing that purpose will be of countless value to us in our lQ'e work. It is The Nor'Wester staj's hope that this book shall ser-ve as a lasting souvenir to the memory of our days together in Northwestern College of Law. It is at this time that we, speaking for our College, its faculty and students, desire to bow in sorrowful memory for the loss of two real men,' Lester Humphreys, a member of our faculty, and Francis McKenna, a member of this year's freshman class. Words seem futile to describe the strength of char- acter of those two men and we have but to mention their names to recall to the minds of those who knew them, memories which speak clearer than words. S in cerely, The Nor' Wester Staji

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