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

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. - . , ,gysxi 'Y 'V ' .f Y fwxffx rfxfima. -sw,-N 5,-1 - !1,f'-3 - W- 2255122- Board of Directors Young Nleifs Christian Association of Cincinnati and Hamilton County CECIL H. GAMBLE .... .,....... P resident A. E. ANDERSON.. . . . . . . Vice-President H. IV. HUTCHINS. .. ...... .Secretary .JOHN M. STONER ..... . ....., ......,....... T reasrfrer Robert A. Colter Dr. E. E. Eubank Charles Handman Fred K. Hoehler Erwin NIarx D. B. IVIeacham J. B. hIiller James hlorrison Dr. VV. T. Nelson C. H. Peterinan Harry G. Pounsford Roger K. Rogan Edward P. Rush Judge Stanley Struble Charles P. Taft, Qnd Dr. Charles VVeber COMMITTEE OF MANAGEIVIENT Cincinnati Y hi C A Schools Erwin hlarx, Chairinan VV. S. LaRue J. Ewing Blaine, Jr. Sanford Headley A. L. Behyiner Joseph J. Viner COMNIITTEE OF ADMINISTRATION Law School Sanford Headley, Attorney at Law VValter A. Knight, Attorney at Law Herbert Shaffer, Attorney at Law OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION J UDSON J. MCKIM .... . ...... .....,.............,........ . General Secretary, Young Illerfs Clzristian Association of 01-fl.Cll7L7lClli'h and Hamilton County LEON G. NICHOLS. . ......... Director, C'incz7nnati Y M C' A Schools GILBERT BETTMAN .... . ...... ........., . Dean of Lau: School CHARLES H. ELs'roN .... . . .A.v.s'1'.stant Dean of Law School ROY H. HARRIS ..... . ......... Supervisor rj Lau: School 11

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it Nw fq I T Ze tes-get - 4 ,- zg- .: ,Ll ':'.jf- --.xfbfvqlig Qui' Common Task Wini. Howard Taft, in 1919 said - N ever in the history of the world is the profession of the law to play a greater part than in the century to follow this great upheaval of fundamental elements of society. CReferring to the Wlorld VVar.D A great responsibility and unusual privilege belongs to the group of men and Women who make up the present student body in the Y lVI C A School of Law. The Faculty and the Committee of Administration of the Law School believe that they have an equal responsibility in presenting to students the maximum opportunity for the development, not only of knowledge and technical ability, but of those other attributes which are peculiarly necessary to the lawyer who would serve his generation largely. If a lawyer is to function properly, he will be a defender of the principle of private right, and he will also assert the necessity of the public wheel. In this increasingly complex civilization, economic and social happiness will depend upon an even balance between the two. A proper appreciation of fundamental values in society is essential in the mind and the life of a lawyer. The Faculty and governing Boards and Committees of the Y NI C A School of Law join with the students in the development of those qualities in the lecture room, through personal contacts, and extra curricular activities. L, G. NICHOLS. IQ