University of Michigan Law School - Quad Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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JAMES B. ANGELL

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Our experience on the Whole has been thrilling, though brief. The new order of things had reached our' branch of Work and spurred us on to desperation, so that we yearned for the early days of the course, when the candidates for Masters degree selected their own major and minor subjects, and then enjoyed life till spring came again. ' I Our main diversion during the year was in forming a debating society, and after we had settled the burning questions of the day, we merged into a class organization and guarded against jealousy and strife by providing an office for every man, the high private being the most honorary position of all. We have endeavored to maintain the dignity of the class of '95, of which most of us were members, but have found some difficulty at times in suppressing the delegations from ,QS and '94. We were successful by having the heavy-Weights from Ohio on the side of law and order, and now stand a united phalanx readyisoon to set the World afire by our burning Words before the bar of the land. E. B. '

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