University of Nebraska College of Law - Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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'Gul' 'lleung Lfcehinvar at Oh, Shuman the Hustler's come out of the West- If a question's suggested his answeris the best: And, save his old Blackstone, well thumbed up and down, He came without law books, and with no renown. So learned in law he' could not make a blunder, There never was a student like Shuman the Hustler. He stayed not for contracts, he stopped not for sales, He took special exams after paying to Dales The money he got for once teaching a school. Out home at North Platte, But our student was cool, And he came to the class-room, and Whispered from under His battered straw hat, I'm Shuman the Hustler. So, boldly he entered the old Uni hall, 'Mong Seniors, and Juniors, and Freshmen, and allg Then spoke the professor, his hand on his chair, In a manner that showed that he hardly did dare, 'tOh come you to learn, or to steal the profs' thunder, Or merely for pleasure, good Shuman the Hustler? I long studied law, sir,-the bar examys stiffg- I Wanted to practice, but I feared that if I should 'buck' the commission Itd speedily learn My legal ambitions were not Worth a 'durnf So, I came to your law school, in order to plunder Admission to practice, said Shuman the Hustler. Two years he's been here, and the fame he has earned, Into mere notoriety, harsh fate has turned. But he'll go hence in June, and proclaim near and far, With his boasts, to the World, that he's now at the bar. In this manner, The bonds shall ne'er sunder 'Twixt the legal profession and Shuman the Hustler. They'll miss him, I fear, in the old Uni hall, For of men of his type there's but one among allg They'll miss his broad g1'in, and his hair curled so neat, His endless suggestions, and cheerful conceit. So learned in law he could ne'er make a blunder, Have you e'er heard of student like Shuman the Hustler? 114