University of Notre Dame Law School - Reporter Yearbook (Notre Dame, IN)

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Peter A. R. Lardy October 31, I946-January 6, I975 Pete was our dear friend. We respected him for his intelligence and luck of malice. We listened to what he had to say because when he said something, he really had some- thing to add. Witty, good humored, gracious and consider- ate, he always put us at ease. Pete was a Christian. May Christ rest his soul in His peace. We will miss him.

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Guntentz Qerein Court of Proper J ulisdiction. South Bend, 5. Notre Dame, 8. Notre Dame Law School, 11. J udges Presiding. Faculty, 21. Deans 22. Dedication, 38. First Session 0 972-19731, 41 Second Sessiont1973-19741, 45,. Change of Venue tLondon ProgramL 49 Third Session 0974-19754, 53 Pleading 0f the Case. Achievements, Organizations, Programs, 56. Counsel Approaches the Bench. Classmates, 66. Judgment, 100. Other Officers of the Court, 102. Annotation, 104. James McNeill Whistler, the famous American painter, was a vengeful litigant. Once, when his solicitor suggested that he 1tbe fair? Whistler told him, ttWhen I pay you six-and- eightpence, I pay you for six-and-eightpence for law, not justiceP 4Stanley Weintraub, Whistler: A Biograghy.

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Qluurt of 1? Northern Indiana is a too-cold, not especially attractive section of the country. Most who come to Notre Dame come in spite ofits location,not because of it. Northern Indiana has been our home for three years now, a good, well-remembered three years. South Bend, Notre Dame, Hoynes: good places because they are where we have known each other. taper ilurizhittinn ttWoe unto you, lawyers! for ye have taken away the key of knowledge. -Gospel of Saint Luke, xi,52. This page sponsored by Samuel E. Molten, Law Class of 1949