University of Texas School of Law - Peregrinus Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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iffttrattnn infjtt IF. button, 3lr. The Peregrinus is affectionately dedicated to our beloved John F. Sutton, Jr., the students close friend and experienced counselor. He has been an inspiration for the labors of his students and is the beacon light of the constant reminder that each student has a duty to uphold the honor of the legal profession. He possesses the political ingenuity of a statesman, the vigilant fortitude of a shepherd, and the appreciation of hard work as he undertakes both the small and the mighty tasks with equal confidence and effort. In the numerous courses that he has taught, he has captured the hearts of his students, who acknowledge in this tender and wise man all of the concentrated qualities that are sought to be instilled in the students of this school of law, We may hold our rich memories of his swift intelligence, his shrewd and unusual angles of intellectual pursuit, his apt turns of speech, and his ethical approach to the law as symbolic of the professorship at this school of law. 9

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