University of Notre Dame Law School - Reporter Yearbook (Notre Dame, IN)

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ROBERT WEAVER, 3 Notre Dame honors graduate, was the finest moot court participant in the class of 1975. He won the prize for best over-all speaker in the Regional Competition in Chicago and helped produce the best brief there, too. He also was First Speaker in the Finals at Notre Dame. PATRICK JOSEPH GIBBS, 3 Notre Dame graduate, participated in Moot Court for three years and competed in the finals. MICHAEL D. MCARA, a Michiganer, studied at Notre Dame as an under- graduate also. AARON S. OCHI, holds degrees from the University of Hawaii and Oregon State University. He was a missile 0f- flcer in the Air Force. M V S air w ELIZABETH E, BARINGHAUS gradu- ated summa cum laude from the Jesuits Canisius College in Buffalo, New York and received the William J. Brennan Honor Scholarship. She spent her second year in London. In her third year oflaw school, Beth has been both an editor of the Lawyer and in- tern at the National Center for Law and the Handicapped. Her note t40 LAWYER 273 was a comparative study of English and American Trustee Powers. WI'he law, in its majestic impartiality, per- mits rich and poor alike to sleep on em- bankments. -Anatole France

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It is one of the misfortunes of the law that ideas become encysted in phrases and there- after for a long time cease to provoke fur- ther analysis. -Justice Holmes, dissenting in Hyde v. United States, 225 U.S. 347, 391 09121 JANIS SAMMARTINO GARDNER and her husband Jeff OD. and MBA. classes of 19762 both graduated with TERRENCE JOSEPH McGANN played honors from Occidental College in Los football Gunning baclo for Ara and Angeles. They are planning on return- the fighting Irish. A native of Washing- ing to Southern California upon gradu- ton, D.C., Terry will clerk for a trial ation. judge in his hometown. EDWARD DEAN LARK is a South Bend native. He was President of the student body at Indiana University -South Bend. He has served as both a director in Legal Aid tPost Conviction Remediest and President of BALSA.

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MARGARET OLSEN is the very first graduate of Saint Marys College of Notre Dame, Indiana, to become a Notre Dame lawyer. Meg was president of the Womenis Rights Association in 1973-74. She graduated in December, 1974 and returned to Ohio to'practice. CHAUNCEY LEE VEATCH III, a Cali- fornian who graduated from the Uni- versity of the Pacific, was class presi- dent for two years, then S.B.A. presi- dent while his wife, Amy, was presi- dent of Law Wives. He was the law student member of the University Academic Council. DON MUSTICO studied accounting at Notre Dame as an undergraduate. Don was easily our most knowledgeable college football fan. He graduated in December and joined a large account- ing firm. JEFFREY JAY HOSKINS studied at Cincinnati and Ohio Universities from which he graduated summa cum laude. He has worked in Legal Aid. He hopes to enter practice in a small Ohio town. MICHELE SALEM is a graduate of Seton Hall University. She served as a class officer for two years. FREDERICK GEORGE GIEL gradu- ated from St. Josephis College tof Indianai summa cum laude. He par- ticipated in the Patent Moot Court program.