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

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Ronald Maudsley was the Thomas J. White Professor of Law for the spring of 1974. He teaches at Notre Dameis London Program and Kings College, University of London. He holds degrees from Oxford and Har- vard tS.J.DJ. An exceedingly pleas- ant man, his speciality is future in- terests in real property. This Page Sponsored by Corby's Campus Social Service Center Since 1947 Kathy Cekanski would have been SBA president in 1972-73 if only one vote in the general election had gone the other way. She was rector of one of the women,s dorms in 1972-74. Since her graduation, she has been an instructor in Legal Bibliography, writ- ing and moot court, and a Deputy City Attorney. Professor Charles M. Boynton, a successful South Bend attorney, has taught Real Estate Transactions every fall for years. He graduated from Michigan and Notre Dame Law School and was a Lawxer editor. Marcia Burgdorf graduated from Notre Dame Law School and served as attorney for the National Center for Law and the Handicapped, 1971-75. She has published a casebook for the course in this specialized area.

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Emerituz Professor Edward F. Barrett, J.S.D., taught at Notre Dame for 26 years, four of those years as Emeritus. He was the heart and soul of the Practice Court. Anton-Hermann Chroust, Emeritus Professor, holds the following degrees: J.U.D., University of Erlangen, Ger- many; PhD., University of Munich, Germany; S.J.D., Harvard University Law School, USA. hSee the column on Professor Chroust reprinted herein. He still teaches Contemporary American Jurisprudence. Dean Emeritus Joseph OiMeara holds an LL.D., honoris causis, from Notre Dame. He still continues his work as a lawyer in the county Legal Aid program. He published his pro- posed law on obscenity in the 1974 N.D. Journal of Leg'slation. Roger Paul Peters earned degrees at the Universities of Texas and Illinois. He was promoted to Emeritus in 1970. He now teaches law in Los Angeles. Labhiluldyi' m w .24 rm n 4;; v rwJWMw .thn W This Page Sponsored by Fidelity Union Life Insurance The College Master Plan Tom McMahon, South Bend, General Agent 36

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The 1975 HOYNES REPORTER is dedicated to our dear friend and teach- er, Ed Murphy. Most law students at Notre Dame had excellent undergrad- uate records at outstanding schools. They have known many fine teachers. Furthermore, they found that the level of teaching in law school is ex- cellent. Martin Mayer wrote in Ih-e Lawyers that nLaw school teaching is on the average tespecially in the first yead more intense and more intelli- gent teaching than is offered in any other variety of academic institution in the United States? tp. 8m. Our ex- perience at Notre Dame upholds this. The very best of our ttintenseii and iiintelligentii teachers is Edward J. Murphy. The legal concepts involved in con- tracts are among the most rational in law. They are systematic and intelligi- ble. We have the advantage of study- ing the most systematic and probably the best organized casebook on con- tracts in use today. And, of course, Edward J. Murphy co-authored the book. The outline of the course, the content ofevery Classroom session- each is organized and executed per- fectly. This page sponsored by The Foundation Press, Publishers of Studies in Contract Law by Murphy 8L Speidel