University of Maine at Portland - Reflection / Umpire Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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CANDIDATES F OR THE DEGREE OF LL.B. Third Year Law Students Joseph E. Brennan Portland Boston College, BS. 1958 Student Librarian David B. Downing Bangor University of Maine U'956-196m Member, MAINE Law szmw Christopher H. Clancy Portland Boston College; University of Maine, AB. 1960 Member, MAINE LAW REVIEW Student Librarian Roger S. Elliott Falmouth US. Coast Guard Academy OQEG-IQSW Member, MAINE Law REVIEW David M. Cox Orono University of Maine QQ56-5m Member, Maine Ba: Editor-in-Chief, MAINE LAW REVIEW Robert W. Ferguson Sanford Gordon College, B.S. 1960 Member, MAINE LAW REVIEW

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Top Left: Every law student spends many hours each day in the library, where individual car- rels are provided and where Dr. Pulling and Professor Garbrecht are always available for consulta- tion. Top Center: Typical in its seminar seating arrangement, which en- courages active and responsible participation in case courses, is this class, taught by the famous Hugh Babb, Professor Emeritus of Boston University. Lower Left: Attorney James B. Desmond is pictured lecturing on The Problem of Malpractice at the Student Law Forum of No. 1Hember 28. Guest lecturers are selected by Edward R. Thornton, 1011!: B. VVIodkowski, and Sidney H. Geller, who form the Student Law Forum Committee. . under Expert Leadership and Practice in Trial Procedure in the Moot Court Top Right.- Although real lawyers should never point at a presiding judge, law students sometimes get carried away by their enthusiasm. This moot court scene was staged in the Cumberland County Supe- rior Court, but moot court sessions are normally held in the audito- rium of the School of Law. Middle Right: An important as- pect of law education is the prac- tice in research, analysis, writing, and editing necessary for the an- nual publication of the Maine Law Review. Pictured editing case notes on medical malpractice is David Downing. 0n the other side of the desk Associate Editor Christopher Clancy and Editor-in- Chief David Cox check typed copy to be sent to the printer. Lower Right.- Keeping the School of Law building bright and shin- ing at all times, Mr. Edgar Bray exerts a cheerful inHuence upon the students. 13

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Phillip M. Kilmister Concord, New Hampshire Colby College, A.B. 1955 Member, MAENE LAW REVIEW Cumberland Bar Association Award, 1962 Sidney H. Geller Portland Drake University, BA. 1959 Business Manager, MAINE LAW REVIEW MAINE LAW The MAINE Law REVIEW, published annually by the upperclassmen of the School of Law, reaches almost all attorneys in the State of Maine, as well as major law libraries thmughout the nation, including the libraries of all accredited 'law schools in America. Each issue of the MAINE Law REVIEW contains articles and book reviews contributed by legal scholars, as well as notes and comments prepared by our students and dealing with current legislation and court decisions which indicate the trend of Maine Law. James S. Kriger South Portland University of Maine, A.B. 1953 Member, MAINE LAW REVIEW REVIEW Students in good standing at the end of their iirst year of law school are eligible for invitation to become members of the REVIEW. The editor-in-chief, currently David M. CM, is elected for a one-year term by the student members. Seated in the picture below are John B. Wlodkowski, Sidney H. Geller, David M. Cox, Chris- topher H. Clancy, and John W. Bride. Standing members of the REVIEW staff are Robert W. Ferguson, George A. Hawes, Phillip M. Kilmister, James S. Kriger, David R. Downing, and Roger 5. Elliott. 15