1960s
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In 1965, professors-to-be Doug Newell and Bill Williamson smile for the camera after finishing law school together at Harvard. -
Oregon Supreme Court Justice Ralph Holman ’37 and his court clerk, William C. Snouffer, are shown here in 1966. -
Students take a break during a 1966 class held in the Giesy Building.Photo by Scott McArthur ’66 -
The Giesy Building, shown here in 1966, offered little in the way of space for a library or student lounge.Photo by Scott McArthur ’66 -
Not long after the merger with Lewis & Clark College, law classes convened in temporary quarters on the college’s Fir Acres campus, as shown here in 1968. -
By 1968, plans are underway to build a law school campus within walking distance of Lewis & Clark College’s Fir Acres campus. -
Interim Dean Jack Cairns, blueprints in hand, walks the site of the future law campus in 1968. -
Harold Wren serves as dean from 1969 to 1972. -
Law Students Stan Martinson ’70 and Brian Freeman ’69 featured in a law school brochure in 1968.
