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

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llLaw is a bottomless pit? rArbuthnot, History of John Bull tl712l ROBERT J. FOSTER is universally known as llBearll. He graduated from St. Johns University in Minnesota. He was Director of Legal Aidis Community Services for l974-75-that provides the South Bend Legal Aidis Community Services for l974-75-that provides the South Bend Legal Aid office with stu- dent manpower. l l w H l t l l l it will cum laude from Notre Dame. He was ill Articles Editor of Volume II of the iltllillwlwWW'W w llllillul l lilf llllllflml Ilium WWHW M M ll llmlllllllllllwwl the Elkhart Probation Offlce. Dave and liillllllillw ill Connie are going to a small town in lllll l ROBERT DAVID FAHEY graduated WWW, J ournal of Legislation and worked for mWuhllllllllW Willi will it Iowa where he will begin a solo practice. MARK WESTRATE is a summa cum M graduate in economics and busi- ness of the University of Michigan. He spent his first year of law study at the University of Texas. He will probably return to Michigan to practice.

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ANN CLAIRE WILLIAMS has degrees from Wayne State University teduca- tiom and the University of Michigan guidance and counselling. She has worked as both Assistant Rector of Farley Hall and staff assistant at the Center for Civil Rights. She will clerk for the US. Court of Appeals in Chicago. ROBERT ELDEN MARSH, JL, has a magna cum laude degree from Yankton College where he was President of the Student Association. While at Notre Dame, he has worked in Legal Aid. One summer, Bob was an Appellate Intern with Defender General of Vermont. ttChief Justice Ruggts famous distinctions among negligence, gross negligence and recklessness taret the distinctions among a fool, a damned fool and a Goddamned fool? -Magruder, Harvard Law Record, April 16, 1959. CHRISTOPHER MARTIN GUIDROZ graduated summa cum laude thistorw from Nicholls State University in Louisiana. He was a Lawyer editor, publishing a note on contracts and duress tFebruary, 1974i Christ and Debbie returned to New Orleans when he graduated in December. He easily wins the HOYNES REPORTER award for Most Brilliant Student. Chris can pack more learning into an hour than anyone else we have ever known.

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MICHAEL HENRY ELDRED worked for Judge Rodibaugh as the clerk of the Bankruptcy Court, obviously a valuable experience, throughout law school. Mike went to Notre Dame as an undergraduate also. The Common Law of England has been laboriously built about a mythical figure- the figure of the Reasonable Man? A. P. Herbert, Uncommon Law, 1. KATHLEEN ROSS was raised on a ranch in the Big Sky Country and graduated magna cum laude from Montanais Carroll College. She was class seeretary-treasurer in 1972- 73, studied in London the next year where she was in- volved in legal aid and on the staff of the Lawxer. In 1974-75, she was Assistant Counsel to the University of Notre Dame. PETER PEREZ and his wife, Barbara, have moved to the Northern Pacific island of Guam where Pete will work in a legal capacity with the island government. Pete worked in legal aid while in law school and graduated in Decem- ber, 1974. He is a graduate of Washington State University. Barbara gave birth to their second son during Pete,s last semester of law school.