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

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'Glass of 1905 aa'- . 1. Ringer, John Dean. Phi Delta Phi, Phi Kappa Psi, Innocent. Lincoln high school '99, which he twice represented in interscholastic debate. A. B., Nebraska, '03. One of the staunchest on the Varsity team from his Freshman year. Played baseball one year. Represented his class in the University senate '02-'03, president of the Y. M. C. A. in '01-'02g also '02-'03g also a member of the Athletic board during the same years, General Secretary of the University Y. M. C. A. 1903-04. 2. Nlathew, Robert Henry. Loup City high school '99, Enrolled at the Kearney Military Academy for one year and then entered the University. Expects to take both an A. B. and LL. B. next year. He is a member of the Tennis club, Law Athletic board, and Senior Law bas- ket-ball team. He also served as captain of the Junior Academic basket- ball aggregation. 3. Smith, Richard Hubert. Beatrice. A Texan by birth. An alter- nate on the Beatrice high school team in the interscholastic debates, and delivered the class vale .ctory. Licensed undertaker for one year. Law oiiice collector two years. Has studied in a law office the past three years. An active participant in Gage county politics. 4. Lee, Geo. A.-See Editors and Managers, page 6. 5. Ritchie, Chas. D. Phi Delta Phi, Alpha Theta Chi, Innocent. North Bend. Received his degree of A. B. in '03, President of the Junior Laws during the first semester '03-'04, won the second prize, open to Freshman and Junior Laws for distinguished scholarship. Expects to spend at least one year at Harvard. 6. Case, William Merritt.-See Editors and Managers, page 9. 7. Pospisil, Jerome B. Dodge. After a high school course, he be- came a druggist's clerk. Had experience as a school teacher. Since entering the College of Law he has given much time to gymnasium and battalion duties. A member of the Pershing Riflesg one of the orig- inators of the Komensky Literary club. An advocate of the interests of the Czechs. S. Johnson, Frederick W. See Editors and Managers, page 9. 9. Johnson, Theodore T. Lincoln. Graduate of Schuyler high school. Attended the Fremont Normal. One year in the University of Nebraska. Has taught school nine years. Principal two years at Leigh, one at Schuyler, and two at South Omaha. Won iirst honors for distinguished scholarship in the contest open to Freshmen and Juniors. Will practice. 10. Wroughton, Oliver Lorraine. Nelson. After completion of the high school course he devoted some time to the mercantile business. Later he taught school one year. Has studied two years in an office. Active member of the U. B. D. C. Secretary of the class of 1905 for the second semester. 11. Patterson, E. Clay. Lincoln. Graduated with honors from the dental department of Northwestern University, and the appointment as demonstrator in his Alma Mater. Removing to Lincoln, he engaged in the active practice of his profession. During the past two years he has taken the law course, besides attending to his professional duties. He has studied in an oflice, taught school, and achieved local fame as an inventor. 25