Valparaiso University - Beacon / Record Yearbook (Valparaiso, IN)

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,FQ ,vw RAYMOND G. LARSON, Ph. D. Instructor in Chemistry IOSEPH M. LIEN, A. B. Part-time Instructor in Chemistry CARL F. LINDBERG, Ph. D. Asscciate Professor of Educa- tion ancl Psychology ALFRED H. L. MEYER, Ph. D. Associate Professor of Geography anal Geology WALTHER M. MILLER, M. A. Associate Professor of German HOWARD W. MOODY, Ph. D. Instructor in Civil Aeronautics Professor of Engineering OLAP H. OLSON, M. A. Instructor in Mathematics ELIZABETH M. RECHENBERG, A. M. Instructor in German RICHARD SCHOENBOI-IM, A. B., B. S. Assistant Professor of Music ANCIL R. THOMAS, Ph. D. Associate Professor of Physics WALTER E. THRUN, Ph. D. Professor of Chemistry MOSES W. UBAN, A. B., B. S. in M. E. Assistant Professor of Engineering ERNEST G. SCHWIEBERT, Ph. D. Professor of History and Political Science HERBERT H. UMBACH. Ph. D. Assistant Professor of English CHARLES F. ZIEBARTH, M. A. Associate Professor of Busi- ness ancl Economics MYERS E. ZIMMERMAN, A. B. Instructor in Shorthand ancl Typing

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IOHN L. BASTIAN, Ph. B. Instructor in English WALTER E. BAUER, Ph. D. Associate Professor of History ROBERT E. CHILDS, I. D. Instructor in Business and Economics FRANK R. ELLIOTT, Ph. D. Professor of Biology WALTER G. PRIEDRICH, Ph. D. Professor of English EARL L. FROST, B. M. Instructor in Music RUTH GENUIT, B. M., A. B., M. M. Instructor in Music ERWIN E. GOEHRING, M. A. Assistant Professor of Business and Economics STACEY L. GREEN, M. A. Assistant Professor of Music and Piano HAZEL T. GUILLAUMANT, M. A. Assistant Professor of Romance Languages ADOLPH T. E. HAENTZSCHEL, Ph. D. Professor cf Philosophy KATHARINE M. KAISER, M.A. Instructor in Health and Latin for Women FRED H. KAUFMANN, Ph. D. Assistant Professor of Botany HENRY H. KUMNICK, A. B., L.L.B. Instructor in Religion LOUIS E. LAMBERT, M. A. Instructor in English

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4 ,,,,A,,, ,,4,,,,,, .,,.,,...,...,,... .... H .V.. ........,... . .. - -1- Up two flights ot stairs in the Arts-Law, you will find on almost any weekday, a group of students arguing, so to speak, their heads ott. They are attending the Valparaiso School ot Law, and are being prepared tor active law practice. The School of Law is accredited by the American Bar Association, and its degree of Bachelor of Law is approved by the Board of Regents of the University of the State of New York. The school also belongs to the Associa- tion ot American Law Schools. Although quantity in the school is lacking, quality makes up for it. The courses are designed to give training applicable in any state in the Union. The potential lawyers are firmly grounded in the theory ot the law, as well as given an opportunity to experiment actively with what they have learned. ln the practice court, the student is responsible for a trial case, from the prep- aration to the actual presentation. VIRGIL BERRY, L.L.B. S. EARL HEILMAN, I.D. MARSHAL I. IOX, LD. ALBERT WEHLING, AM ID Professor of Law Instructor in Law Instructor in Law Instructor in Law Page Twenty-four