Woodrow Wilson College of Law - Verdict Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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Dean Virlyn Moore, jr 12

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Mnnhrnw Milznn Gullegz nf Emu 0 N S05 C046 aao wesr PEACHTREE STREET, Nw. 5' '21 ATLANTA, GEORGIA aosoa G m Q9 , ,Q f4o4yee1-1457 O - A 44' 1933-WA Office ofthe Dean TO THE CLASS OF 1979 The 1979 VERDICT is an excellent historical record of the accomplishments of the entire student body for this year and is especially the handiwork of the Class of l979. May I extend congratulations from the Faculty, Trustees, and Staff of Woodrow Wilson College of Law to this fine class for your success in completing the difficult course of study here. Your three years here at this school have been most productive. During your tenure our school has progressed in many ways. You are the second day class to graduate with the night class. We have become the proud owners of the building during your time here and the school has grown tremendously. We have added classrooms on the second floor as well as expanding our library and building a special Moot Court Room which your class was the first to use. We have added, during your time, the JOURNAL OF LAW and have expanded the student government, and maintained a fine school newspaper. The Alumni Association became incorporated and has begun to take a more active role in the administration and day to day function of the school. We have expanded the curriculum to 1200 hours which did not affect your class in any way except to make you more proud that you are a graduate of Woodrow Wilson. Woodrow Wilson College of Law and the legal profession share a common objective--the creation and maintenance of a competent, broad-gauged bar of the highest integrity. You have completed a difficult three-year course under the handicap of having to study law while pursuing an active business career. By completing this course this class demonstrates that it has collectively one of the ingredients of greatness--to successfully meet the challenge of a difficult assignment. !4Sii?cerely, iiifggvg. Moore, Jr.