YMCA Night Law School - Triangle Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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- CHARLES H. STEPHENS JR. A. B., A. M. Harvardg LL. B. Harvard Law Schoo1g admitted to Bar, 1902. HERBERT SHAFFER A. B., B. S. University of Cincinnatig LL. B. Cincinnati Law Schoolg LL. B. Y. M. C. A. Law Schoolg admitted to Bar, 1912. JOSEPH QLMEARA A. B. Saint Xaiverg admitted to Bar, 19203 Secretary of Lavvyer'S Club. ALPHONSE G. RIESENBERG A. B. University of Cincinnatig LL. B. Harvard Law Schoolg admitted to Bar, 1919. RAYMOND KUNKEL A. B. Georgetown Universityg LL. B. Harvard Law Schoolg admitted to Bar, 1925. Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Hamilton County. ,, ...- -- . .,.,l JAMES G. STEWART Ph. D, Kenyong LL. B. Cincinnati Law Schoolg admitted to Bar, 1905, DA A - ... - .F-5 A N f t .415 , L M' 1' QQ' DJ ll , -i-Z3-A wr he ,.., w L -S5 - 1 1- ' A In t 6-6 Ha ba-Qr gf 'M gg Q 3

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TX K-3 - XX-,X V TRIANGLE 5 I TZ-F . ,. V 5 5 X! fs-f-'ZQX .. if CHARLES T, GREVE A. B. Harvardg LL. B. Cincinnati Law Schoolg admitted to Bar, 1885 3 Assistant U. S. District Attorney, 1894f1898g Referee in Bankruptcy since 1898 JOHN GATCH A. B. Princetong LL. B. Harvard Law Schoolg admitted to Bar, 1917. F. B. MCCONAUGHY A. B. Harvardg LL. B. Cincinnati Law Schoolg admitted to Bar, 1921. Q25 CHARLES W. HOFFMAN LL. B. Cincinnati Law Schoolg admitted to Bar, 1893g Judge Common Pleas Court, Domestic Relations Division since 1913. JUDGE ROBERT S. MARX LL. B. Cincinnati Law Schoolg admitted to Bar, 1910. Arr- A M5 2195 4' f. ,.,., ,, I V : ., ,al ..,. '- gf- gs ks- N ' -e5.:2+j., if,-Bkgt - v' - BERT LONG Schoolg admitted to- Bar, 1913. 1, f ii' VA? 1 sri .5 ' ci 'QL..4efp 1 1 i Q., ECL., - tc-R ff-ff -'wlgc N' sf 4. ' fiff-eg ,ff 7,-H , L.. QS Iii 533 iQ tribe .1259 IPVQQ If 'Qi fix tb 'lil A. B. Yaleg LL, B. Cincinnati Law

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, FXJLQ Xxx! TMGLE Elgar Fee v 5 lE ! Yfxf ei?-Z,-L-.a X ' A Night Law School VENINC laws schools have a permanent place among the institutions of learning in the United States. Experience has demonstrated that a student can obf tain a thorough legal education in an evening law school as well as in a day law school, that it is not the time of day at which instruction 'is given or study is done that equips the law student to become a lawyer, but the quality of the instruction given and the application of the student to the work outlined for him. In 1893 when the Y. M. C. A. Law School began, it established a full three year course for complete instruction in all branches of the law, although at that time a tvvo year course was deemed suff ficient. The course of study has at all times met the requirements for admission to the Bar, and in many instances an applicant for admission to the Bar of Ohio from this school has received the high' est grade. Since its ,first class was graduated in 1896, up to the present time, its graduates have compared favorably with those of other law schools, as is attested by the fact that as judges, members of conf gress, in the legislature, as practicing lawyers, and in business where a legal education is required, they have generally been successful. An earnest, industrious student body, with an intelligent, conf scientious faculty, has made the Cincinnati Y. M. C. A. Law School a success, and it will continue to be such so long as the same high standards are maintained. A i 25 i 3' 1: ,--- i ,f x ,c 1'- W Q Ct,-:fgg V - YA, Qsgfgfgfo KW V ,A J x t XXI --cali-a A ::g: j,i:1:1-- ,i ji , ' feyff-7,-,-: '.....' ' Y S ,ggi srcigijb Xqgrfjlb 5,57 g '- 1,44 .fqlfax-4-LJ' Exif ,A-qgije ,I IE A 47-' -L5 R X i K Z B ,J ,XJ fcxckf