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

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September 27. Mclielvey is better. He asked Dean Pound what izzzflla 17011611 meant. September 28. Griffin late to class as usual, by being detained in the hall by a dark-eyed maiden. October 2. Nielsen and Pfeiffer elected to guide the destiny of the Senior football team. October 3. Robbins gives his monthly lecture on value of Latin and how to pronounce it. October 4. Dean Pound mildly lectures holders of window tickets to the football game. Bei-key looks up vested rights. October 5. Roth is beaten at billiards. October 5. Roth comes to procedure class. October 9. Smith, H. L., and Wfatkins start their whiskers race. October 12. Professor Wfilson arrives on time. October 13. Dean Pound and VVhited have an altercation over the statutes of Wfashington. October 14. Professor Robbins warns the Seniors for the last time that tivo-thirds will Hunk in common law pleading. October 16. Shuman expounds the rule in Shelley's case. October 19. Bump Campbell inadvertently strays into the law library but leaves immediately. October 23. Four volumes of Thayer missingg loud and unintel- ligib-le phrases heard in the Dean's office. October 26. Cook competes with the steam pipes and nearly loses his voice. October 27. Pound refuses to compete and threatens to report the pipes to the executive office. November 1. Marshall appears. Righter takes him for Cyrano de Bergerac. November 2. Hodge smiles. November 3. lfVellensick absent from all classesg must be sick. November 4. Wellensick appearsg he had been home to vote. November 5. Seniors desert the trust class and in howling glee go to the football game. November 7. Knapp fails to knock on anything or anybody. Rees looks askance. November Io. The deserters run into an examination in trusts. Casualties numerous and severe. November II. VVatkins denounces the surprise of the day before, without discovering that he is in the presence of Cook. 41

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November 14. Off to Kansas forthe game. November 16. The team back. Dr. Pound missing from the sem- inar. Later discovered in the chapel with cane and megaphone and yelling like a demon. i November 17. Wfhited delivers an impromptu in the Wills and ad- ministration class. November 23. Cook addresses the VVoman's club. Aylsworth un- masks a constitutional law examination. He looked sheepish about it. But honest, Aylsworth, it wasn't fair. November 25. Examination papers returned. Roth and Sampson dissent. November 3o. Cornhuskers banquet. Dean Pound appears at the seminar in evening dress. November 31. Jim Bell quits school. The season is over, anyway. December I. Watlcins gives dilatory an original pronunciation. Ru- mored that Harley Smith smiled. December 2. At 9 :oo A.M. Dean Pound proclaims war on those who filch trust books 5 ten Ames on Trusts arrive in eleven minutes. December 3. Professor Robbins gives the Freshmen his classifica- tion of liars. December 5. Anderson, Snaveley, and- Lambe begin taking lessons at the dancing academy. December 6. Ringer stays home- from church and plays Whist. 42