Harvard Law School - Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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JOHN HOWARD MANSFIELD Proferror of Law Professor Mansfield was Shaw Travelling Fellow in History during 1952-53. After receiving his LL.B. from Harvard in 1956, he served for one year as law clerk to Mr. justice Traynor of the Supreme Court of California, and in 1957, performed similar Zervices for Mr. justice Frankfurter of the United States Supreme ourt. Mr. Mansfield joined the Law School faculty as an Assistant Professor after his year of clerking for justice Frankfurter. In 1961, he received his appointment as Professor. Currently, Mr. Mansfield is teaching courses in Evidence and Torts. Born: 1928, Morristown, New Jersey. A.B., 19523 LL.B., 1956, Harvard. JOHN THEODORE MCNAUGHTON Proferxor of Law Professor McNaughton is on leave of absence in 1961-62, while serving as Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Arms Control. After his graduation from the Law School in 1948, he was a Rhodes scholar, served in the General Counsel's Ofhce of E.C.A. in Paris, and was editor and legal counsel of the Pekin flllinoisj Daily Timer. Since 1957, Mr. McNaughton has been a part-time Assistant District Attorney for the Northern District fMiddlesex Countyj of Massachusetts. The Professor has published Handbook of Marrarburellf Eri- derzre, with Professor Leach, Workbook in judicial Proof, Slate o. Hauplmamz, and 8 Wigmore, Eoidenre QMcNaughton rev. 19611. Born: 19213 Bicknell, Indiana. A.B., 1942, Depauw Universityg LL.B., 1948 Harvardg B.Litt, 1951, Oxford. NORVAL RAMSDEN MORRIS Visiting Proferror of Law This marks Professor Morris' second appearance on the Harvard Law School faculty, as he was Ezra Ripley Thayer Teaching Fellow here in 1955-56. Currently, he is Bonython Professor and Dean of the Law School of the University of Adelaide, in South Australia. Mr. Morris is teaching Criminal Law, Torts, and a seminar on Human Rights and the Criminal Law. Aside from articles in American, English and Australian journals, he has written The Habitual Criminal. The Professor was Chairman of the Royal Commission on Capital Punishment in Ceylon in 1958-59, and was an Australian delegate to the U.N. Conferences on Human Rights and the Criminal Law. Born: 19233 Auckland, New Zealand. LL.B., 1946: LL.M., 1947, Melbourne, Ph.D., 1949, London. 29

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JAMES KENNETH LOGAN Ezra Ripley Tlmyer Teaching Fellow Only six years after his graduation from the Law School, Pro- fessor Logan has returned to Harvard for one year as the Thayer Teaching Fellow by way of the University of Kansas, where Mr. Logan is Dean of the Law School. The Professor clerked for judge Walter A. Huxman, U, S. Court of Appeals, 10th Circuit in 1955-56, and was associated with Gibson, Dunn 8: Crutcher in Los Angeles before joining the Kansas faculty. In 1961, Professor Logan and Professor Leach collaborated on Iifzlfzre Ifzfererfr :md Ermle Plfrmzing, and he has also penned law review articles in the Corporations, Property, and Estate Planning areas. He is teaching Property at Harvard. Born: 19293 Quenemo, Kansas. A.B., 1952, University of Kansas, LL.B., 1955, Harvard. S.E.C. Regulation of Securities. 1961. 1953, Harvard. on jurisprudence and Law College. 28 LOUIS LOSS Professor of Law A graduate of the Yale Law School, Professor Loss was first associated with the legal staff of the Securities and Exchange Com- mission, and in 1948 became the Associate General Counsel of the He was Visiting Lecturer in Law at Yale from 1947 to 1952, and in the following year, became a member of the Harvard faculty. He was the draftsman of the Uniform Securities Act in 1956, and Chairman of the American Bar Association Committee on State Professor Loss is the co-author of Blue Sky Law, and the author of Sefurilier Regulrztiolz, the 2d edition of which was published in Born: 1914, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. B.S., 1934, University of Pennsylvania, LL.B., 1937, Yale, A.M. fl-Ion.J, 1 JOHN MACARTHUR MAGUIRE Royal! Professor of Law, Emerilur Called back from retirement this year, Professor Maguire taught the course in Evidence during the tirst semester. He first was appointed to the Law School faculty in 1923. During his tenure, he was twice called to Washington as a consulting expert for the United States Treasury Department. He has been Legal Advisor to the American Association of Uni- versity Professors on problems of academic freedom and tenure, and he has served on the Model Code of Evidence, the Income Tax Project of the American Law Institute, and the A.B.A. Committee Reform. Born: 18883 Denver, Colorado. A.B., Colorado College, LL.B,, 1911, Harvard, LL.D., 1949, Colorado

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OLIVER SANFORD OLDMAN Proferror of Law and Direrfor of Training of the Izzlemational Program in Taxation Following his graduation from the Law School, Professor Old- man practiced in Buffalo and taught at the University of Buffalo Law School. Since 1955, when he returned to the Law School, he has been in charge of the training activities of the International Program in Taxation, and was recently appointed Director of the Program. In 1958, he was a member of the Commission to Study the Fiscal System of Venezuela, and in 1960, he and Professor Surrey con- ducted a Preliminary Survey of the Tax System of Argentina. Currently, Professor Oldman is teaching State and Local Taxa- tion, and a seminar in International Tax Research. Born: 1920, New York, New York. S.B., 1942, LL.B., 1953, Harvard. RICHARD R. POWELL Viritizzg Proferror of Law Professor Powell is the Emeritus Dwight Professor of Law at Columbia University, and is currently teaching both at Harvard and Boston College. After receiving his LLB. from Columbia in 1914, he entered private practice in Rochester, New York, for seven years, and joined the Columbia faculty in 1921, where he remained for forty years. The Professor has written a casebook on the law of Trusts, the course which he is conducting at the Law School, He has also authored the six volume set of Powell on Real Property, and many other books and articles. Born: 18903 Rochester, New York. A.B. 1911, University of Rochester, A.M., 19125 LL.B., 1914, Columbia, ALBERT MARTIN SACKS Proferror of Law President of the Harvard Law Review and recipient of his I.L.B. magna cum laude, Professor Sacks was employed by Cravath, Swaine 84 Moore before clerking for the late Second Circuit Court of Appeals judge Augustus N. Hand in 1948-49. In the following year, Mr. Sacks clerked for Mr. Justice Frankfurter, joining the Washington, D. C. firm of Covington and Burling from 1950 to 1952, before returning to Harvard. The Professor was the Director of the Massachusetts Adminis- trative Pr0CCdL1r6 Study in 1953-54, and is currently the Associate Reporter to the Advisory Committee for Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. He and Professor Hart have written The Legal Process. Born: 1920, New York, New York. B.B.A., 1940, College of the City of New Yorkg LL.B., 1948, Harvard. 30