University of Kansas School of Law - Shingle Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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GREEN CHAPTER-PHI DELTA PHI. DEDRICK. GARTLEY. SUMMERFIELD. FIELD. COWLEY. LAPHAM. IORDAAN. KANE. ROY OSEORN. E. D. KARR. PARENT. CAREY LANDERS. A CATES. R. M. ANDERSON. DANNEVIK.

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W. L. SAYERS. W. L. SAYERS. , Born in Richardson County, Nebraska, February 3, 1872, and moved to Nicodemus, Kansas, in 1887, He attended the common-schools in Nebraska, and the Academy at Stockton, Kansas. Mr. Sayers served as Clerk of the District Co-urt of Graham County from 1895 to 1900. He was admitted to the bar in 1898, and entered Kansas State University Law School as a special student January 9, 1900. He will practice at Hill City, Kansas. WILLIAM W. PENN. ADAM E. PATTERSON. ' ADAM E. PATTERSON, Who was born at Jackson, Miss., in the year 1876, moved to ,Kansas City, Kansas, in 1881, Where he attended the public and high schools. His high- school course was completed at Pueblo, Colo., in 1897.. He registered as a special in the Law School of Kansas University in 1898. His' ability to grasp legal principles will enablehim to establish a good practice at Pueblo, Col., where he expects to' locate. WILLIAM W. PENN. 'Midst the feuds of colonels and strife of clans, in Shelbysville, Kentucky, William W. Penn was born August 7, 1878. The following Winter his par- ents moved to the pure air of Kansas, and settled in Atchison, where nothing but Missouri River wa- ter is the beverage. Of course our William came along. He graduated from the Atchison High School in 1897, and entered the University Law' 'School that fall. When the two battalions for the 23rd Regiment, Kansas Volunteers, were being raised, Penn enlisted in Company H, in June, 1895 He Went with his company to Cuba, and did bar- rack duty in Santiago Province. He was mustered out with the regiment April 4, 1899. In September, 1899, he re-entered the Law School. -

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two years hence, when they become Seniors- Thc Juniors. In their innocence and guilelessness, awed by the dignified Senors, magisterial profes- sors, old and musty law reports and legal tomes, large buildings and spacious halls, conscious only that they existed, the Juniors -they that will be some day-in September last picked up the warp and woof of the legal loom, from whence in 1902 they will take their ermine of justice. The Juniors are a very promising class, by no means small, and of no mean ability in oratory and ath- letics. The membership is made up from all the vocations and avocations of the business world 5 from all localities and sections of Kan- sas, and from without her confines, from Wfashington. Out of this bright array of young men, will arise some whose names will be emblazoned on 'the escutcheons of State and nation as men whom the people look up to and honor. Among whom, now mak- ing their embryonic glow, are Botts and Tolan on the Kansas-Missouri debate 3 Mow- rey in the Kansas-Colorado debate 5 Tucker and Moore in the football and baseball fields. C. C. Calkins, President, a. captain of the 21st Kansas Regiment in fthe Spanish- American YVar, M. P. Sea.ttle, Vice-Presi- dent, Thos. P. Stewart, Secretary, and R. H. Elder, Treasurer, are the oliicers who man- age the following Juniors when they meet as a class and talk over the times 'they will have Oklahoma, Missouri, Colorado, Montana, Alphin, Clide Harry. Benest, Irving Frederick. Blair, Walter Scott. Broyles, Walter Custer. Calkins, Charles Curtis. Cowley, Laurence Leon. -Doolittle, John E. Dudley. Dickinson, William Boyd. Featherkile, Daniel Webster. Gartley, Lome Edwin. Gray, James Fl-oyd. Hamilton, Hale Rice. Hetzel, George John. Barnes, Fred Earl. Billings, Arthur L. Botts, Jay -. Burn, Joseph Eugene. Carey, Gail. Cullison, Robert Ernest. Elder, Robert Henry. Fagan, Frank. Garrison, Charles William. Gensman, Loren M. Hall, James Franklin. , Henderson, Ben H. Hutchings, Samuel Dean. Hyde, Thomas Montgomery. Johnston, James Davis. Killey, William Alfred. Lee, Charles Howard. Lisworth, Ralph Joseph. Mitchell, John Clough. Moore, Wade Hampton. McEckron, Alexander. McKeen, Bedford. McTaggart, Ralph Edmond Orwig, Sylverius S. Peach, Joseph. - Pratt, Frank Preston. Rader, James Maberly. Seeds, Guy Clifford. Stewart, Thomas Pettigrew. Sutton, William Blackj Taylor, Nathaniel Earl. Tucker, George Elmer. Walker, Albert Oliver. Whitla, Ezra Ray. Wilson, Carey J. Isaac, Sandy Willington. Kennedy, William Bryant. Lapham, Walter Cecil. Lewis, Charles Columbus. Matson, Clifton Allen. Mitchell, William. Mowry, William Franklin. McGraw, Henry Joseph. McKenna, John. Nelson, Samuel Ralph. Patrick, Robert Burns. Phillips, Fletcher Max. A Pray, Charles. Seattle, Matthew Pittanum. -571 Slough, Everett S. Summerfield, Solon Erb. Swonger, J. Frank, Jr. Tolan, John Harvey. Vinton, George Morton. Ware, H. Eugene. VVhitney, John Arthur. Wittrout, Boyce. Wright, Clinton. SPECIALS. Blair, John Franklin. Buttomer, John Charles. Isbell, Albert V. Liscum, Fred S. ' Morgan, Milo. Parks, Asher K. Tangeman, Harry Harmon. Weingartner, Henry. Butler, Timothy John. Hess, Walter Wallman. Johnson, Louis W. Moore, Anna L. Moulton, Frank. Porter, John A. Smith, Thomas Davenport. Thompson, Charles Willard Whitaker, George. Woodward, John Angus.