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Law School's Legal Aid Bureau Elects Officers
Clarence O. Ferguson '21 has been elected president of the Legal Aid Bureau for the coming year, it was announced yesterday.
The Legal Aid Bureau is staffed by high-ranking Law School students who provide legal assistance to Cambridge and Boston residents who cannot afford lawyers.
Other new officers of the group, all second year law students, are:
John F. T. Murray, vice-president; Robert B. McDermott, secretary; Jay J. Newman, treasurer; John S. Nolan, senior director; and John J. Hanson '46 and Phillip J. Nexon, junior directors.
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