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

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WILLIE G. LIPSCOMB, Jr., played on the Wayne State University football team and was involved in Michigan politics before he came to law school. He was the 1974-75 Director of Legal Aid. Willie has been an outstanding leader and a great asset to the school. The HOYNES REPORTER awards Willie its Of Greatest Service citation. PATRICIA SUITA is a Purdue gradu- ate who worked in Legal Aid and Leg- islative Research. She will practice in Minnesota. J OHN HENRY DAVIS earned a distinguished degree in mathematics from Notre Dame. As Editor-In-Chief of V01- ume 50 of the Layer, he has produced the best series in our law reviewts history. J ohn and Eileen had a little girl, their second child, in 1974. The HOYNES REPORTER nominates J ohn as our classmate Most Likely To Become A Law Profes- sor. Here are J ohn and J onathan. The Law is the true embodiment Of everything that is excellent. It has no kind of fault or flaw, And I, my Lords, embody the Law. -Gilbert 8: Sullivan, Iolanthe, act I. 75

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J. TALBOT YOUNG, JL, published two notes in V01. 49, of the Lager and has served as Assistant Executive Articles Editor for Vol. 50. He won his undergraduate degree 4Gov- ernmenU from Notre Dame. The HOYNES REPORTER cites Tal for its award for Best Student Writing for his note on prisoners4 rights i494 N.D. Lager 454 h 1973. ROBERT JOHN BRAY was head of his class at Curry Col- lege in Massachusetts. While at law school, he has worked at the South Bend city attorneys office. RONALD J OSEPH HEIN, Jr., won his economics degree from Notre Dame cum laude. He spent his second year of law study as a part-time clerk to an Indiana Circuit Court judge. Ron and Robin had a baby boy in November, 1974. Wolsey to More: If you could see facts flat on, without that horrible moral squint . . . -Robert Bolt, A Man for All Seasons, Act I. ARTURO ESTRADA, Jr., graduated from the University of Texas at El Paso. He worked for a large accounting firm in South Bend during much of school. Tury and Martha had a son, Esequiel, in March of 1973. 74

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Notre Dame graduate. He says that law school has been fun. Bill was a summa cum laude as an undergradu- ate. WILLIAM CHARLES BRITT, 2 ND. graduate, is an excellent photographer. He produced a powerful photographic study of prisons and prison life for the Administration of Criminal J ustice course. Bill published a note on rights of institutionalized youngsters in the June, 1974, LAWYER. EUGENE E. SMARY graduated from Aquinas College with the highest hon- ors, won his MA. in political studies from Notre Dame and taught in col- lege. He was considered to be one of the most skilled editors 0n the LAWYER. His note on searches was in the number for April, 1974. He has taught a seminar for undergraduates for the last two years. Gene will clerk for ajudge of the US. Court opr- peals in the District of Columbia. WILLIAM THOMAS GRIMMER is a tiAbsent unusual circumstances . . . a house may not be seized as evidence? People v. Hill, 107 Cal. Rptr. 791, 802 0973. DALE F RANCIS KAINSKI, an Ohioan, graduated from Bowling Green State University. He will proba- bly return to his home state to prac- tice.