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South Texas College of Law Houston/Fred Parks Law Library/The Fred Parks Law Library Archive Images/The class of June 1947

The class of June 1947

Due to wartime pressures, graduating classes during W.W.II were small. This group of aspiring attorneys graduated in June, 1947.