Terra Mariae . orts, whatever they may be. ^y^ i-I have with us one of the most\\j distinguished members of the1921 Law Class. He has be-come very popular because ofhis hard work, jovial nature, excellentmarks and his oratorial eloquence. Koontz has been very popular dur-ing his time at law school, and aftersome difficulty he was elected Presi-dent of the class in its second vear;however, it must be said that it washarder to get Koontz to run for theoffice than it was to have him elected. Eddie has very many difficult tasksto perform, such as keeping Davisfrom talking and preventing Rogersfrom
Terra Mariae . orts, whatever they may be. ^y^ i-I have with us one of the most\\j distinguished members of the1921 Law Class. He has be-come very popular because ofhis hard work, jovial nature, excellentmarks and his oratorial eloquence. Koontz has been very popular dur-ing his time at law school, and aftersome difficulty he was elected Presi-dent of the class in its second vear;however, it must be said that it washarder to get Koontz to run for theoffice than it was to have him elected. Eddie has very many difficult tasksto perform, such as keeping Davisfrom talking and preventing Rogersfrom trying to tell the Prof, that heknows the next answer to the questionthat is about to be propounded. We are very sorry that we are topart, because the whole class has beenvery glad to have had Koontz with us,but we are quite certain that in thenear future we will have the pleasureof seeing Koontz as one of the leadingn-iembers of the Maryland Bar, andwe wish him all matter of success inhis endeavor. Sixt\]-nme. JOHN W. KREBSDepartment of Law I^LDOM present, but alwayswith the goods, seems to applyto this man. No. he does nots])end his time looking- after theladies: he just works eternally (?) Krebs is a hard worker and a goodstudent, and we all look upon him asa good fellow and a classmate. Weare sorry to see him go, but we wishhim success in his chosen professionand feel sure that in the future we willbe able to point to him with pride asa member of the Class of 21. Q W. F. LALKAITIS Department of Law B A (iREAT executive. The Wil-liam Jennings ]>ryan of theclass, from a candidacy stand-point. Was always willing torun and was always among the alsoran. Wonderful political sagacityand acumen. He saved others butcould not save himself. Let us hopehe learned this lesson. Let him, too, take his place in thefront ranks of his chosen his clients be many and his feeslarge. Let modesty continue to be hisvirtue and his quality, and the daywill come when in Baltimore,
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