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

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M fl u ,, .3 , 4 lf VSJY' s'-313535-. - ' History ofthe Class of '31 It scarcely seems possible that we have completed our second year at the Y NI C A Law School. To most of us, regular attendance three nights a week is very trying and weeks pass by mighty slow. However, as the end of the school year approaches, time swiftly flies and before one is aware of it, examinations are upon us, followed by a few months vacation. VVhile attending classes, sacrificing our evenings for a legal education, many times we become dis- heartened and discouraged, especially if we have had an irksome day in the course' of our daily vocation. Then we are confronted with the question - is it really worth while? Wfhen in this mental state of depression, one of our fellow students come to our aid, giving us a word of cheer, assuring us our pursuit is not in vain. Then too, some of our instructors, those who have trav- elled the same path, or those who have perhaps made greater sacrifices than we, inspire us to greater heights. Our efforts are resumed, our endeavors fortified, our steps retraced and Bnally all is well. Be of good cheer my fellow student, half the battle is over. Keeping in mind our ultimate goal- our hope of attaining a place among our brothers in the legal fraternity - we press on determined not to permit a sense of discouragement or seeming failure to obscure the object of our endeavors. How true to life are the words of the Immortal Shakespeare All the worldls a stage, and all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their entrances, And one man in his time plays many partsf, Our sophomore class numbers practically the same as did our freshman class. Some addi- tions were made to our class this yearg these comprised of students coming from other law schools. These new members made up for the deficiency due to some leaving us to take up their law work at other schools out of town where they have been stationed, some discontinuing for other reasons. The present sophomore class is proud of their group. Our members are democratic, eager to share their opinions with each other. VVe are all well acquainted with each other and when it is time for humor to be introduced in the class discussions, we know the students who are capable of supplying it. While quite a few of the members of our class reside in our sister state- Kentucky - we hope that if they take Kentucky Bar examinations and are successful, that they will return to the Y M C A Law School and complete the four year course, thus obtaining their degree. IRVINE FORRESTER. 54