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umes.
The Law School offers a particu-
larly helpful class in Wyoming Prac-
tice and Procedure, in the course of
which each student prepares all of
the papers and pleadings necessary
in a case and tries questions of fact
and argues law under conditions of
actual litigation. This has the two
to acquire skill in practice and pro-
cedure and also giving him q first
hand acquaintance with problems of
law.
In the Law School there is ample
opportunity for professional ad-
vancement and social recreation. The
Potter Law Club holds bi-monthly
meetings at which is manifested the
spirit of good fellowship and a con-
sideration Of matters of a common
interest. An annual banquet IL given
by the Club at which the Governor
Of the state, the members of the
Supreme Court and other leading
members of the Bar are honored
guests. This enables each law stu
dent to meet the distinguished mem
bers of Wyoming's Bench and Bar.
If you were studying at Harvard,
this opportunity Of knowing the
important officials OF your own state
would be denied you, would IL not?
Think 1t over.
Another advantage is the fact that
most of the law classes are held in
the mornings, thus enabling students
to seek employment during the after
moons. This is indeed a great ad-
vantage in the face of the present
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The University in addition has
es and carries on excellent work in
debate under the auspices OF the
national honorary debating fratern-
ity, Delta Sigma Rho. wyoming de-
bates with the Colorado colleges and
bates with the Colorado colleges and
this year will debate with Pomona
College in California, Montana State
University and the University of
Utah. Participation in the debate
and public speaking classes would be
Of great benefit to you in your after
life as a lawyer. There is opportun-
ity for you in law and in public
speaking = opportunity waiting for
you to come and claim 1t. We want
you and you need us. Make your
motto-Wyoming u for ME.
After graduating from the law
course at the University Of Wyoming
you will go out somewhere in the
state to practice. You will have
friends in every community. your old
college chums, and they will come
to you with their problems. You will
also know your colleagues, your old
classmates in the Law School. Your
business exchange with them will
thus be facilitated. Then. too, you
will be personally acquainted with
of the Supreme Court. Sure
ly this would be tremendously bene-
fetal to you. 1t will be interesting
to you to hear this portion of a let
from Chief Justice Potter. writ
ten recently to Dean Harold Shep-
herd.
Il want to ssure you that I shall
young men of Wyoming
contemplating a stdc5 of law TO at
tend their own State University
where they can learn the practice
and procedure OF their own juris-
diction and become acquainted with
other men and women destined to be-
come prominent in the activities and
history OF the state"
Chief Justice Potter recommends
that you study at the University Of
and surely your W in
will recommend the same
Besides can you afford, flu
ture Wyoming lawyer. to study in
some school far away where differ
emit problems are emphasized, where
you do not gain Wyoming's methods
and viewpoints. and where you do
not meet Wyoming's people? Surely
your own State University is the
place for you to study. Come. We
welcome you