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

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This book was published by Inter-Collegiate Press, Inc. of Shawnee Mission, Kansas. It is printed in ten and eight point Rometype on enamel vellum and is signature sewn. It cost $2,700.00 to print and approximately $500.00 to adver- tise, photograph, develop and type. There are 500 copies. The entire book was typed by Mrs. Reynold Derda and Mr. 8; Mrs. Myron Busby. Myron is the Inter-Collegiate Press sales representative tN.D. gradl and won this contract by competitive bidding. He has been a great help to me and I wish to thank him. I recommend him to the next editor. Annutatinn I would like to thank the following parties for their help in producing this book: Ron Parent, University,s Publications Office, and the staff of Notre Dame Magazine, Jay Kane, Public Information Office, Sports Information Office, Dr. Larry Bradley, University Archives, the editors of the Dome and the Observer, Miss Nemeth in the libray ofthe South Bend Tribune, and Zane Trinkle of their sales department, Dean Thomas Shaffer, Professor Charlie Rice for staying out of the way and buy- ing a copy, too, Paul Fortino, Tom McKenna, and Tom McGill for true leadership and support, our 65 Sponsors who truly made gifts to our community, our 30 alumni subscribers, Eric Lentz and Chuck Garbett, Dottie and Myron, our typists, Cathy, Campbell and Mollie who told me to go ahead when there was reason to be discouraged. May God bless you all. To whomever shall edit VOLUME 11 of the HOYNES REPORTER, I would suggest: get a good 35 mm camera and carry it; save the Deans Desks and newspaper clippings; get to know the people on campus who can help; do not try to write the book by yourselfbecause it is too exhausting no matter how much you like N.D., your class- mates, and writing; do most of the work during the fall and over Christmas vacation; dontt try to do it in January and February; do not sell the sponsorship yourself, again, it is too much work; you must do it in person, and with the drinking estab- lishments, at night; do not allow the book to be censored or politicized; if someone wants to have an input as to the contents, let them take photographs, sell sponsorships, write copy and layout the pages; enjoy yourselfwit can be fun. DIG. Cette espace est donnee, au service du public, par vote unanime du Departement de Torts, Universite du Notre Dame du Lac: M. Charles E. Rice, J SD. 104