University of Wisconsin Madison - Badger Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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1 F LLOYD K GARRISON DEAN OF scHooL OF LAW Expert on matters of labor problems, nationally renowned as al progressive exponent of legal matters, Lloyd K. Garrison skillfully directs the activities of the Law School. Dean Garrison, a direct descendent of the famous abolitionist, possesses one of the nation's finest legal minds and has the administrative ability and student consciousness to make possible eflicient operation in our School for the training of the attorneys and justices of tomorrow. .

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F R A N K O. H 0 I. T DEAN OF EXTENSION DIVISION Active, energetic, alert. . . any Word or phrase that implies constant and purposeful movement in action, thought, and Word describes Frank O. Holt. It was he who created Orientation Week while serving as registrar. And it is still Dean Holt who continually devises newer methods to expand the University through its Extension Division. Frank Holt has a job to do. It is his task to sell the University to the State and he does it. A M scazmrfz 3 1

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THE Vxfisconsin Law School is more of an influence upon the citizens of Wisconsin and the Nation than the redftowered law building with its line new limestone wing is a representative portion of Wisconsin's campus. Leading attorneys of national corporations, smallftown lawyers, barristers of fame and recognition list Wisconsin as their alma mater, for Wisconsin's Law School has produced several thousand men of law during its fiftyfodd years of existence. And these men have entered the many and broad fields of their profession. Moderii library facilities today greatly augment the excellent staff of the Law School-a staff designed to teach both the principle and practice of the law, a carryfover from the early days of the School which consisted almost entirely of practical examples related by prominent local attorneys. Scholastic requirements for preflavvs entering the Law School have recently been increased in keeping with the policy of the School to admit only men who are qualified to understand and administer the law of the land. Fortunate, indeed, in having as its administrator one of the nation's leading students of law and legislation, the Wiscoiisiii Law school prospers and grows throughout the year. -'T 4-N 2 2 A l 3 R Q - V. . . - , ,Q ' ' f i . - - A , f , . - ,, .- - . U ., as 12 . -'I'-IE, 2:-7 1 ' 4 up .iw -1 ' ,, ' f- . , - ' . '- U , - ,-g..s:.Vs,,-.i.,.,..as i .1Yf3:-' ' E- '- f ft .-'aif?M W:'w5 i -- - 'tiff' fa .,:5,1.i.'--i1'l.5. f r-Eff-,fQ5JI2 i- ,,,,,: ,gQ,r,:222'5Q:izw:aw:1,.,Qig,, i, Qjg. . 1 'Q sig-prfisrgiqf.a3,,5ir:x. f f ' .,