University of Toledo - Blockhouse Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

Page 30 text:

157, ,f X lfu , ff 2. -L 'Q 41a , ff' 5 ,'Y J.-f-'cg X ,.f 'T , IH, X Ming gg, H Mb! -5- U ' x V 1, Y . K If A X V JW W ,b V f f Y f-'A Q W1 , ff' K N J. , f A , ,, , X K ,xx 44 , ' - X M , H wg-X ' -V ' I fu - 'N ,J - K iffy 1 'T J fx U L Qfmi IP xt If 'fx xx 1 1 753 x W w ,X X vm ix ', X K 1 ,xx 1' Q , IQ! My f. A ' , - 14 tx. .-f Q -'Q - 1 f. -f A ' v Aff Af ff' 7.4, ,,i 1 'f rg. -f1,:,,D x . X -, H x F? S I I L

Page 29 text:

L The College of Law traces its history back to the autumn of 1906, when the Toledo Y. Xl. C. A., realizing the need of law instruction for students of Toledo and Northwestern Ohio, opened an evening law class in connection with its educational department. ln November, 1909, the 1'niversity's law school was established by the transfer of this law class from the Y. M. C. A. to the University. A law degree was granted until 1922, when the law school became a division of the College of Arts and Sciences, only a Certihcate ol' Law being granted from 1922 to 1933. ln 1934, the law school was reestablished as a separate college granting the degree ol' Bachelor of Laws. The law teaching is divided between a group of full-time instructors and a group of judges and practicing attorneys devoting part time to the work of the school. The advisership plan, whereby each student has a practicing lawyer in Toledo as his adviser, brings about a close contact with the legal profession. The resignation of Lauffer T. Hayes, who has been secretary ol' the college, came this year. Judge Amos L. Conn, who is the oldest law school instructor in point ol' service, was one of the guests at the annual smoker, at which City Manager john N. Edy spoke. About 70 attorneys enrolled in the course on legal practice offered at the l'niversity for the first time this year, according to Charles XY. Racine, dean of the college. A series of hfteen lectures was included in the course, each lecture given by a leader in his particular held. The series covered many practical matters of court prodecure and office practice encountered by the young attorney. The course was for post-admission education. flst rowj Conn. Racine. McCabe. 12nd rowj Debout. Hayes. Stichter, Davies. Douglas. Kunz. 2:5

Page 31 text:

kv JW ?'i!..,yv ' -w-15 Q. MV ---..4,, Q--.....,. an n-eq ,,.. ...gm -ov. . - 1-15 --A. Ax . -- fr: , , 'gs W1 fi. V K N 1 W Q r 'J 5-it W ,, 4 . 2 x X 'E mum... wk an xg, X X ty L Kg 2 if: - , K, .,....4.LB .Munn ,.,-.4 ,QL -. , - .yi