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

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MICHAEL JOSEPH MULLIN, an Ohioan, graduated from the University of Dayton. While in law school, he worked in Legal Aid. PAUL A. MURPHY, a graduate of St. Michaelts College in Vermont, started law study at Notre Dame several years ago. He was drafted at the end of his first year. He joined our class in 1973. MARY ELISABETH SOMMER, a 1973-74 Londoner, graduated from the College of New Rochelle in New York state cum laude. She taught an undergraduate seminar on Human Rights and the Law and served on the SBA. BRUCE PATRICK BOWER, an Ala- baman, graduated from Notre Dame with undergraduate honors. QUIN ROBERT FRAZER graduated from Mount Saint Paul College and worked in Legal Aid while at Notre Dame Law School. He has an excep- tionally quick mind and a tremendous memory power. JOHN ROGER GARBO, -Jr., earned his history degree from Ohio State University. While in law school, he pro- vided leadership for the Cass County, Michigan, Legal Aid program. Jack al- ways has a ready line for every occase lon.

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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.

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THADDEUS MARCINIAK, Executive Articles Editor ofVol. 50 of the LAWYER, wins the HOYNES RE- PORTERIS Class Intellectual award. The school has cited him more than once for his academic performance. Holder of summa cum laude from Notre Dame in history, Tedis prow- ess in the classroom is remarkable. He was 3 Phi Beta Kappa as an un- graduate. I wtiHtIi-IIWWWW III . DAVID MURCHISON, a Princeton University graduate, has not partici- pated in any of the programs of the law school. Rarely seen by anyone at the school, he set a new record for n0n-in.volvement. Dave did not go to the football games. In February of 1975, he mentioned that iithe library is really spruced up. The dust is gone, its got two balconies? etc. DENNIS JAMES OWENS. I graduated from Rockhurst College, a Jesuit school in Kansas City, served as 3 Mar- ine platoon commander in VietNam, and taught English, speech and govern- ment in high school. Of my activities while in law school, I am most proud of my work in the Legislative Research Service; editing both Volume I and II of our Journal of Legislation;pub1ish- ing 10 or 12 notes, articles or re- views; and writing this yearbook. Cathy and I had a little girl, Mollie, in November, 1972. I will clerk for the Chief Justice of Missouri, the Honor- able Robert E. Seiler.