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

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-'.:.'X FAQ FR? 5 Page Gimmel SPIRIT of mysticism prevailed throughout the classroom when secret insignias dispatched in all directions indicated a conscription of chosen ones for a new organization. The clouds of curiousness were abated by a Northeaster, which blew away all tokens and indications from the horizon. The purpose, secrecy, was subserved. Three years have elapsed since all these doings. The atmosf phere has been cleared of all gossip and rumor. However, the group formulated at that time into a corporate entity is constantly nearing the goal. At present, with threeffourths of its time, grant' ed by character, consumed, it is at the peak of a glorious success, never having been confronted with an obstacle, great speed was attained, and a wide latitude covered. At the iirst meeting an unwritten constitution and byflaws were duly adopted. The skull and crossfbones agreeing upon the fundamental and basic foundation as cofoperation. That rule being stringent and without exceptions. Throughout the first year weekly meetings were held on Sun' day afternoons and a preconceived and well planned systematical method of procedure was uniformly followed. The plan evolved may be simply described as follows: the number of members was equal to the number of subjects covered in the freshman class. Each member was to read and brief the following week's assignf ment in the topic assigned to him. Consequently, and due to the unity and cooperation, the entire week's assignments were covered. -Sol Goodman QS, gauge, ,f - Ng - J A, fi. no gg ,s .I W- 1 La fx ta U ls-'Mb .1 ,ff U J-ss -,U dec, in SJVXNLZ

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-Q 55,55 TIEISXNGLE agzfp ' A LT 3 T T I f .sf saw s CHICHJQT Assembly. Some mean ole Profs give assignments. Opening night. The Schoolls slogan: 'Tm sorry, but I haven't that onefl T collects for th-e heathen. Gee I wish I were a heathen, I vvouldn't have a care, Gee I wish I were a heathen, People giving for me everywhere! The sophs Welcome the freshmen at a banquet. Thanksgiving holidays. Seniors and Juniors frolic at the Annual Seniorfjunior Banquet. . Christmas Vacation. We all Wish each other a Merry Christmas! School refopens. These holidays! No one is prepared. We all enjoy the All Law Dinner at the Chamber of Com' merce. For two weeks the profs examine us and are astonished at how little they have taught us! Even the judges dance at our All Law Dance at the Waliiut Hills Masonic Temple. Commencement, and the embarkation of the Seniors on their legal cruise. Bon voyage, Seniors! 1 z ll ' st r a wsfesffx Q f ft Qin