University of Texas School of Law - Peregrinus Yearbook (Austin, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1949 volume:

THE PEREGRINUS The Yearbook of The School of Law of The University of Texas Published by Society of The Peregrinus, Inc. Vol. I 1949 E TED To Professor Robert W. Stayton In recognition of his distinguished services to the Texas Bar, and in particular to the last 25 classes of The University of Texas School of Law CHARLES TILFORD McCORMICK Dean of the School of Law, 194049 During his tenure, Dean McCormick has supeivised the legal education of more students than any other University of Texas Law 'Dean. The position of esteem which the School occupies among members of the Bar and the respect with which it is regarded by legal educators is due in no small amount to his unexcelled ability as a professor and legal scholar and to his foresighled approach to the problem of how best to train future lawyers and judges. In order to devote more time to legal scholarship, Mr. McCormick has resigned as Dean; but it is the good fortune of students yet to explore the fields of evidence, federal jurisdiction, and damages that lie will remain at the School as Professor of Law. As a mark of their affection for him, students in the Law School entered his classroom in a body during his last class hour as Dean of the School. They gave him a 10-minule ovation as Ik was presented with a watch engraved Dean Charles T. McCormick. In Appreciation. Prom His Student Body. 1949 LEON GREEN Distinguished Professor ROBERT W STAYTON Distinguished Professor HELEN HARGRAVE Instructor, Law Librarian GEORGE W STUMBERG Distinguished Professor EDWARD WELDON BAILEY Professor GUS M. HODGES Professor W. O. HUIE Professor CLARENCE MORRIS Professor HOWARD R. WILLIAMS Assoc. Prof., Asst. Dean M. KENNETH WOODWARD Assoc. Prof., Asst. Dean KEITII E. MORRISON Visiting Assoc. Professor MILLARD IL RUUD Associate Professor GRAY THORON Associate Professor JOSEPH P. WITHERSPOON, JR. Assistant Professor PARKER C. FIELDER Assistant Professor WILLIAM F. FRITZ Assistant Professor ROBERT E. MORSE, 3R. Assistant Professor JOE T. SNEED Assistant Professor EARL ADAMS, PAT BRUMLEY, WOODROW PATTERSON Asst. Director, Secretary, Director Legal Aid Clinic CORWIN JOHNSON Assistant Professor JULIUS FRANK! Lecturer in Law F. LANIER COX Assoc. Prof., Business Law, Law PAT JOHNSON EFCVTE MUELLER MORSE ROWENA LANGWORTHY Secretary tothe Dean Administrative Secretary Placement Secretary MARY LOU KUYKENDALL Main Office JUNE KItC, RUTH TAYLOR Main Office THE PEREGRINUS PRESENTS Law School's Portia for 1949 MISS MARY PEARL HALL In a surprise election, so planned in order to a,'old any politicking, Law students elected Miss Taiy Pearl Hall, daughter of l lr. ami Mi's. Marvin Hall of Austin. Portia for 1949. Mary Pearl is a member of the class of 1949, ami upon graduation she expects to enter practice ii Austin with lier father. Beautiful, gracious, and friendly, Mary Pearl’s talents also extend into oratorical j and argumentative fields, ii which she lias learned to take care of her point of view precisely and | effectively. In the Round-Up Parade, Mary Pearl • was escorted by UT-ex J. E. Hickman, Chief Justice of Texas, who agreed with Law students that Our Beauty Has Brains, Too. DEGREES CONFERRED AUGUST, 1948 Francis Gilmer Harmon John Frederick Harrison William Morgan Hunter BACHELOR OF LAWS WITH HONORS lxjwis Walter Maples William Harvey Skipwith. Jr. Robert Emmett Morse Id wad Downtain Vickery George Leonard Robertson Austin Chiles Wilson BACHELOR OF LAWS Jewell Earnest Abernathy. Jr. Henry l.evi Adkins. Jr. Nelson Allen William Whipple Allen Conde Nevin Anderson George Washington Anderson. Jr. 'led Morgan Anderson William Robert Anderson. Jr. James Caleb Bearden Charles Eugene Benson Warren Washington Bcrzett John I larold Bevan l avid Jackson Biard Irley Abrey Bonnette Omar Briggs. Jr. Francis Cole Broaddus, Jr. Joseph Chcnoweth Brown William Alley Brown diaries I-id ward Brownfield. Jr. Swan 'Ibomas Burrus I lenry Bertrand Cabell Donald Ezell Cain Robert Henderson Caldwell. Jr. Bryon Buford Chappell. Jr. William James Chilcoat Hugh George Chilton. Jr. George Edward Cire Otis Malcolm Cohn Maiy Chadwick Cone William Benjamin David Anne Elizabeth Davis Harold J. Dcun Robert llenty Dedman, Jr. James Albert Dickie Jurgen Henry 'Dosdier Doren Robert ICskew Ralph Edwin Fain 'Hieodorc Verccll Foote Otis Bain Gary John 'Ihompson Gilmer Wendell Edwin I fall Charles Raymond Hancock Warner Asbury I lancock Thomas Wayne Hathaway Oscar Newton Hi bier. Jr. King William Hopkins John Johnston Houser Billy Couts Hutdieson Raymond Scott Jenkins. Jr. I .eland Barron Kee Clarence Everett Kendall Frank Jefferson King Frank Stamps King Neal Parks King Theodore Roosevelt Kirchheimer Aubrey Thomas Leveridge, Jr. Howard Henry Lewis John Hugh l.iedtke Darrell Gray l.ochte Henry Theodore Lohrmann Julius ijoenidas Lybrand Marion Roy McClanahan William Alexander MacNaughton Elmer Clinton McVey James Samuel Million Cullum Fort Milburn Jack Ward Mills Johnny Morris M x re Joseph Bounds Morris Alfred 'Ihomas Mullins Robert Roos Murray Franklin Roy Navarro Clyde Wofford Nail Beyd Wesley Newman Gilmer Houston Peek. Jr. John Elwyn Prothro William Durrah Ratliff TYevor William Rees-jones Raymond Elver Renner William McCall Sanders Wallace Henry Scott 'Ihomas I larris Sharp John I larold Shirley Blaine Simons, Jr. George Hutchings Spencer Charles Ixxxi Stephens John Dudley Stephenson. Jr. Jerry Todd Stockard William Emerson Stone. Jr. Charles Porter Stony Thomas Jackson Stovall, Jr. Thomas Edwin Taulbee Robert Richard Thornton Vernon Andrew Townes, Jr. Robert Pope Wallace John Odgen Walters Harry Philip Whitworth Clyde Elton Wilbern Bill Birt Wills Janies Courtiin Winters Joseph Collins Wohner Stanley Crawford W xxis Walter Frank Woodul, Jr. Bennett lawrence Woolley, Jr. Louis Wilson Woosky Austin Edgar Zellers, Jr. Francis G. I larmon William Morgan Hunter NAMED TO ORDER OF THE COIF Robert Emmett Morse, Jr. William Harvey Skipwith. Jr. Austin Chiles Wilson George L Robertson, Jr. DEGREES CONFERRED JANUARY 1949 BACHELOR OF LAWS WITH HONORS William Buck Arnold Fred Cox Brigman, Jr. William Norman Hamilton Darrell Bernard Hester Max Clark Addison Sigmund Joel Aronson Kenneth Ewing Bain, Jr. Thomas Aynes Bankhead John Newhall Barnhart Norman Vade Bays Waller Bowermaster Ilarry Gregg Brelsford Dee Jay Brookreson Villiam Tandy Brownlee Dexter Harold Buchanan Norvel Chapman Burney Clarence Jackson Butler Charles Dana Butts Leland French Cadenhead Oscar Julius Cadwnllader, Jr. Thomas Jones Caldwell, Jr. Wiley Lewis Cheatham Thomas I,ee CliHon Geoige Hume Cofer Ralph Kirkwood Collier Robert Simmons Crawford, Jr. Benjamin Joseph Dean, Jr. Franklin WolTbrd Denius John Paul Dennison John Wilburn Dixon Thomas Clinton Dunn William Graves Dwyer Raymond Philips Elledge Robert Qayton Lanier Robert Edward Lewis Joe Lewis BACHELOR OF U Robert Clair Fallon HI ward Ferrell Philip Alan Gates james Rowland Gough Marion William Groner William Walter Guild Charles McIntyre lladen Charles William Hagans Walter Sayers Higgins, Jr. Edward Preston Hughes, Jr. George Milton Hughes J. Rupert Jackson, Jr. Robert Allen Jircik Jean Edward Junker Ricliard Marshall Keiser Reuben Brown Knight Marion Giaiuiler Ludwig Joe Taylor Lanham Ralph Phinney Latimer John Michael Lawrence HI Reagan Houston Legg James Donald McLaughlin Waal William Markley Richard Thomas Maxwell Ralph K. Miller Robert Sewell Mizell David Clinton Moore William Tyler Moore Bynum Lafayette Morgan Paul Warren Mrson Stanley Robert Pletlman William llerschel Vaughn, J George William Morrow George Otis Nokes, Jr. Jonathan Howard Noyes Kirby DeLoss Orr III Overton L. Parish, Jr. Travis Leonard Passmore Charles Raleigh Porter, Jr. Frank Bee Potter, Jr. Samuel Upshaw Pruitt Morris Hamblin Raney Daniel Lindsay Rentfro Allen Lane Roberts Valton Simpson Roberts Paul Garence Scherer Henry Jerry Schovajsa Woodrow Bradley Seals Frates Slick Seeligson Travis Duane Shelton Jerome Murril Smith Jack Cleland Snodgrass Charles Booker Spicer, Jr. I lenry Gates Steen Wiley Bluford Thomas, Jr. Gark Glenn Thompson Willard Burch Wagner, Jr. Jewel Gordon Ward Harry Scoville Welch James Edward Wright Frederick Harris Young NAMED TO ORDER OF THE COIF Stanley Robert Pletlman Fred Cox Brigman, Jr. Robert Clayton Lanier William llerschel Vaughan, Jr. William Buck Arnold Darrell Bemaal Hester Joe Louis DEGREES CONFERRED JUNE, 1949 BACHELOR OF LAWS WITH HONORS Edgar Owen Bottler Homer Lindsey Bruce, Jr. Paul DeWitt Connor David Wynn Cunningham. Jr. Dudley Bryan l;oy. Jr. Frank Thomas Abraham Ace Hill Alsup, Jr. Jehue Boone Baker Robert Caldwell Barnett Warren Douglas Barton Gustav Bradley Bourland Jack Edgar Brady Geraldine Browder Keith lapliam Brown Donald Arthur Buckner James Thomas Bullard Jack William Callahan Sterling Simpson Childers Neil Eugene Clinkenbeard John Dee Coats William Cold well Collins James Reagan Connor Paul DeWitt Connor Walter Block Conway Quintard Peters Courtney, Jr. Francis Gordon Culhane Iasi Roy Daniel 'Pruett Olson Dillard Charles Henry Doncgan, Jr. Robert lawrencc Doss Edward Junius Drake Charles Richey Ebersole 'Ibm Ixinghorne Farmer Robert C. Ferguson, Jr. Arthur William Flavin Edward Dean Frazer Lionel Raymond Fuller Sterling Roberston Fulmore, Jr. Richard Edwin Gray, Jr. Robert I lobbs David Burks Kultgen Charlie Jarvis Meyers Kenneth Cruse Minter, Jr. BACHELOR OF LAWS Sam I louston Garrard Dorothy Ixiuisc Giberson Jack Blane Giberson Word I ax; Gidden Thomas Joseph Graham Ijce William Gray William Harper Haight Donald Vincent I kimmond Allen Burroughs Hannay, Jr. Jack Hart Richard Corbett Hodnett Ross Perot I lofFman Brenner Kaye I lolloman William McKenzie Jenkines, Jr. Samuel Dodson Johnson William Alfred Johnson Elliot Ward Jones John W. Keffer William Hall Keys Charles Robert Leslie Frederick Fuhrer 1-ewis William Clarence Liedtkc, Jr. Robert Lubin Livingstone John Robinson Ixxkc, Jr. Harris E. Lofthus William James lowe 'Ihomas Ijce Ixjwry Ode Earl Luna Everett 'Pate McCain, Jr. Hollie Golden McClain Ben F. McDonald, Jr. Louis Sanborn McDowell William Tansley McEachern Gene 'Paylor Stone 'Ibm Scott Talbert Bryan Fisher Williams Walter Clarence Wolff, Jr. Richard Franklin Martin Harry Lee Millis I lomer Gordon Montgomery Jack Garrott Morgan Clark Franklin Murray William Owen Murray, Jr. Wilford Allen Nolen I larold warren Ochsner Robert Sidney Oliver George Williafu Overshiner Mathious Alvin Pace Edward II. Patton. Jr. Virgil liugene Paul Robert Blaine Payne Jack Ixinier Penman Ralph Phillips Pringle Roy Denzel Roberts, J r. John Marvin Robinson Renal Boyd Rosson Hilbert Kyle Seale Robert Ixx? Sliarp, J r. John R. Shaw Robert Bruce Snell Wade Fetzer Spilman W. J. Stark Frances Tarlton William McKinley Thacker. Jr. Mrs. Evelyn Brough Calhoun Vaughan Richard Crawford White Claude Charles Wild. Jr. Roddy Rawls Wiley. Jr. Robert Paul Woodruff Harold Higgins Young. Jr. NAMED TO ORDER OF THE COIF Charlie Jarvis Meyers Robert I lobbs Walter Clarence Wolff, Jr. David Burks Kultgen Edgar CXvcn Bottler John Scott Talbert Dudley Bryan Foy, Jr. David Wynn Cunningham, Jr. HAROLD CALVIN BONNIE ROYCE EDGAR JACK FRANK THOMAS ABRAHAM ABRAMSON ADKINS ALEXANDER CLAUDE TRAWEEK ALLEN JACK MORRIS ALLEN RICHARD ALLEN ROY LEONARD ALLEN EDWIN FORRES'! THOMAS OREN WILLIAM BUCK CHARLES MILLER AMMERMAN ARNOLD ARNOLD BABB DREW O'NEAL BERTRAN THOMAS KENNETH E. J. BOONE BACON BADER, CR. BAIN, JR. BAKER ROBERT WAYNE BAKER, JR. FLORENCE LALDWIN JOHN RANDOLPH BANISTER 111 THOMAS AYNES BANKHEAD ROBERT CALDWELL BARITE TT JOHN NEWHALL BARNHART WARREN DOUGLAS BARTON JAMES STOREY BATES NORMAN WADE JOHN EDWARD BAYS BENN UAL MILL BOOKOUT SHELBY H BLAYDES ROBERT EARL BOONE EDGAR OWEN BOTTLER GUSTAV BRADLEY BOURLAND F. WALTER BOWERMASTER FRANCIS MARSHALL BOYKIN III JACK EDGAR BRADY JESSE JOHN EDGAR BOLDEN BRADY, JR. BRANCH THOMAS MILLER BRANNOM, JR. HARRY GREGG BRELSFORD FRED COX BRIGMAN, JR. DEE JAY BROOKRESON GERALDINE ELLIS MERRIMON KEITH L. BROWDER BROWN BROWN HOMER LINDSEY BRUCE, JR. DEXTER HAROLD DONALD ARTHUR LUCIUS DESHA NORVEL CHAPMAN BUCHANAN BUCKNER BUNTON BURNEY JAMES WILEY CALDWELL GEORGE WILSON CHANDLER CHARLES DANA BUTTS, SR. JACK WILLIAM CALLAHAN WILEY LEWIS CHEATHAM ROBERT WESLEY CAREY STERLING SIMPSON CHILDERS NILES CHUBB BUTLER LELAND FRENCH CADENHEAD CLARENCE JACKSON CADWALLADER, JR. JOHN JEFFERSON CARR JAKE BARNES THOMAS L. NEIL EUGENE JOHN DEE CLEGG, JR. CLIFTON CLIN KEN BEARD COATS GEORGE HUME RALPH KIRKWOOD WILLIAM COLD WELL CLIFFORD DALE COPER COLLIER COLLINS CONDRON JOEL B. JAMES REAGAN PAUL DeWTIT WALTER BLOCK COOLIDGE CONNOR CONNOR CONWAY QUINTARD PETERS A. IRENE COURTNEY, JR. CRAWFORD ROBERT SIMMONS CRAWFORD, JR. CRorr FRANCIS GORDON DAVID WYNN LEA ROY ROBERT SNEED GULHANE CUNNINGHAM, JR. DANIEL DAVIE SAM WALKUP THAD. W. BENJAMIN J. FRANKLIN WOFFORD DAVIS DAVIS DEAN, JR. DENIUS JOHN (JACK) PAUL TRUETT OLSON CHARLES HENRY ROBERT LAWRENCE DENNISON DILLARD DON EGAN, JR. DOSS THOMAS CLINTON GEORGE KELLEY WILLIAM GRAVES NATHAN WARD DUNN DuPUY DWYER EASON EBERSOLE EGGERT, JR. El I LER I ELLEDGE, JR. ROBERT CLAIR FALLON EDWARD FERRELL ROBERT E. FORD ROBERT C. WILLIAM BROWNLEE JAMES E. FERGUSON, JR. FERGUSON FERGUSON WILLIAM BRYAN ARTHUR WILLIAM DOUGLAS FINKLEA FLAVIN FORD JOHN PETER DUDLEY BRYAN EDWARD DEAN FORNEY, JR. FOY, JR. FRAZAR JOHN WILBUR STERLING ROBERTSON LIONEL RAYMOND JOHN FULBRIGHT FULMORE, JR. FULLER GANO FREDERIC GILBOUGII CHARLES C CALVIN BAXTER GARWOOD, .JR. GANNON GARNER PHILIP ALAN GATES DOROTHY LOUISE JACK B. WORD LEE HENRY PAUL GIBERSON GIBERSON G1DDEN GIESSEL BRECKENRIDGE CATLETT JAMES ROWLAND THOMAS JOSEPH JAMES AUGUSTUS GOOD LEE GOUGH GRAHAM GRAY LEE WILLIAM RICHARD IT)WIN C MANN WILLIAM W. GRAY GRAY, JR. GREGG GUILD CHARLES M JAMES ANDREW CHARLES Win WILLIAM H HADEN HAGAN HAGANS HAIGHT MAR IRL WILLIAM NORMAN DONALD VINCENT HAL: HAMILTON HAMMOND ALLEN BURROUGHS IRA ROYAL JACK HANNAY. JR. HART HART WILLIAM HENDREN LESLIE RAY WILLIAM BLANKS THOMAS WAYNE HANCOCK JAMES MARTIN HEIDELBERG OHS DUANE HELMS HIGGS HILGERS HITE RICHARD CORBETT HODNETT AUBREY HOLMES ROSS PEROT HOFFMAN HERMAN E. HUDSON VVII.UAM HORACE HOLLOWAY G. MILTON HUGHES BRENER KAYE HOLLOMAN EDWARD PRESTON HUGHES, JR. JON NELSON JOSEPH LEV JOSEPH KENNETH AUBREY D HUGHES HUNT HYNES IRWIN IHOM EDWIN WILLIAM McKENZIE STANDAGE GORDON WILLIAM ALFRED JAMES J ENKINES, JR. JOHNDROE, JR. JOHNSON, JR. ELLIOT W. JEAN EDWARD GEORGE ADAMS CARL W. JONES JUNKER KAMPMANN KARISCH JOHN W. RICHARD MARSHALL JUSTIN A WILLIAM HALL KEEFER KEISER KEVER KEYS GEORGE ROLAND KILLAM, JR. CHARLES WELDON KIRK STANLEY CAIN KIRK HOWARD HENRY KLEIN REUBEN B. GEORGE WILLIAM DAVID BURKS CONWAY ROE KNIGHT KROG KULTGEN LAMMERS WILLIAM BIDDLE JOE TAYLOR ROBERT CLAYTON JAMES PATRICK LANGWORTHY LANHAM LANIER LEH JOHN BUSKIN T.TCW FRED CHARLES JULIAN ARTHUR CHARLES ROBERT IEPICK, JR LERNER T ESIJDS 4 dT HARRY D, ROBERT EDWARD WILLIAM C. ALAN FEHRMAN LEWIS LEWIS LIEDTKE, JR, LIPPMAN ROBERT JOHN ROBINSOST HARRIS E. DAVID LIVTNGS1CNE XOCKE, JR LOFTHUS LONGORIA tom JOE WILLIAM JAMES THOMAS LEE LORANCE, JR. ICUIS LOWE LOWRY SAM JEFFERSON OITE EARL LUCAS, JR- LUNA WARD WILLIAM MARKLEY RICHARD FRANKLIN MARTIN RICHARDT. KEITH LEON HUGH HOLLOWAY CHARLIE JARVIS MAXWELL MERRICK MEYER MEYERS HARR. I- MILL!::; KENNETH CRUSE HOMER GORDON DA YID CLINTON M1NTER MONTGOMERY MOORE LAWRENCE JACK WILLIAM T. BYNUM LAFAYETTE JACK GARROTT MOORE MOORE MORGAN, JR. MORGAN THOMAS JOSEPH CARL BERNARD JAMES ARTHUR J.B. MORONEY, JR. MORRIS MORRIS MORRIS .•n • • wL GEORGE WILLIAM MORROW EVERETT TATE McCAIN, JR, LOUIS SANBORN McDowell JOE ALBAUGH .MOSS HOLLIE GOLDEN McClain WILLIAM TANSLEY McEACHERN CLARK FRANKLIN MURRAY BENJAMIN THOMAS McELROY W. O. MURRAY BEN F. MCDONALD, JR. ADRIAN ALBERT McDANIEL JAMES DONALD JOHN LUKE OTIS E. MCLAUGHLIN MCLAUGHLIN McCONN, JR, NELSON, JR. ROBERT St. CLAIR WILFORD ALLEN JONATHAN HOWARD JIM NEWKIRK NOLEN NOYES NUGENT OCHSNER OELTJEN OFFER OLIVER KIRBY DeLOSS JOHN OLIVER HAROLD GEORGE WILLIAM ORR III OSORIO OTTO OVERSHINER EDWARD H. VIRGIL EUGENE ROBERT BLAINE JAMES WAYNE PATTON, JR. PAUL PAYNE PEARSON JACK LANIER ELI DAVID PENMAN PHILLEY, JR. PLETTMAN POTTER, JR. STANLEY ROBERT r4 ROBER1 JOSEPH HARTFORD HARRY JOHN E. JACK POITS, JR. PREWETT PRICE, JR. PROCTOR PATRICIA SAMUEL UPSHAW WILLIAM BRUCE MORRISH. PROCTOR PRUITT RAMSEY RANEY D. L. RUSSELL P. ALLEN L. ROY DENZEL RENTFRO ROBERSON ROBERTS ROBERTS, JR. WILLIAM AL HEWITT PAUL ALBERT JAMES JOHN M. ROBERTSON ROBICHAU, JR ROBINSON ROBINSON LUKE ELGENE RENAL B. JUSTIN MICHAEL BRYAN FRANKLIN ROBINSON ROSSON ROWAN RUSS JAMES MILTON THOMAS FRANCIS WOODROW BRADLEY PAUL CLARENCE RUTTA RYAN SEALS SCHERER KHR,.. GLASS JOHN REED WILLIAM HOWARD HENRY JERRY schleier scan, jr. scan, jr. schovajsa H.KYLE SEALE JOHN SHERMAN SELLINGSLOH JOHN R. SHAW ROBERT LELAND SHAW TRAVIS DUANE HUGH PATRICK MARVIN GILBERT SHEFFIELD SHELTON SHOVLIN SHWIFF WILLIAM O. ROBERT BRUCE JOHN CLELAND BOB J. SMYTH SNELL SNODGRASS SPANN CLIFTON EARL CHARLES BOOKER WADE F. W. J. SPEIR SPICER, JR. SPILMAN SPARK HENRY GATES CURT FRANK HUBERT LETORD STEEN STETB STONE GENET. STONE MAX ETHAN ROBERT ROSS REX E STOOL STROUD STUART SULLIVAN, JR. TOM SCOTT FRANCES JAMES PASCHAL WILLIAM McKINLEY TALBERT TARLTON TENNANT THACKER, JR. EVERETT WAYNE WILEY B. THODE THOMAS, JR, LAWRENCE EDWARD THORNE, JR. THOMPSON WILLIAM KENTON TIPPEN ROBERT SWIFT TROITT BILL DYKES TUCKER BAILEY EDGAR TYNES, JR. ELL IE BAR ION NORMAN LEE ALVIN PRESTON EVELYN CALHOUN UNDERWOOD UTTER UTTERBACK VAUGHAN WILLI H. R- A. RUFF P. JEWEL GORDON VAUG UK, CR, VIDAURRI, JL WALL WARD BILL WYATT DEANE CARRELL LAYTON ALLEN HARRY SCOVILLE WATERS WATSON WEBB WELCH RICHARD CRAWFORD CARLISLE G. JOSEPH HENRY GEORGE WHITE WHITTEN WTLKLNSCN, CR. WILLEY BRYAN FISHER WTT. LIAMS, JR, WILLARD BENNETT WOODRUFF, CR. JAMES EDWARD WRIGHT WALTER CLARENCE WOLFF, JR, WILLIAM E, YORK ROBERT PAUL WOODRUFF FREDERICK H. YOUNG HAROLD HIGGINS WILLIAM FRANKLIN ALLYN WILLIAM EDWIN YOUNG, JR. YOUNG, JR. YOUNGBLOOD ZOLLICOFFER MID- LAWS ft HENRY DAVID JACK KENNETH NELSON DORIS EHLINGER AKIN, JR. ALLEN ALTER ANDERSON WILEY NEWTON WILLIAM H. ROBERT FORREST HENRY T. ANDERSON, JR. ARNOLD IU ATKINS ATKINSON, JR. MORRIS ROBERT WILLIAM BOSS G. EDGAR PAUL ATLAS AUSTIN BAKER BARBER J3CK SAWTELLE BLANTON LEO J. BLANTON J. R. BLUMROSEN PAT BOONE, JR. NORMAN W. BARR GERALD DURAND BECKER ALBERT LEA BARTLEY, JR. EDGAR LEE BERLIN THOMAS ALEXANDER BEALL T. W. BITTICK WILLIAM C. BENNETT J. DOUGLAS BARRON ROBERT LEE BRADLEY GLAYDELL FRANK BROWN JEFF DAVIS BRAGG, JR. OLLIE D. BROWN, JR. EDWIN LEO BRAHANEY PAUL N. BROWN B. A. • , i REYNARD CHARLES BRITT, JR. BROWN GEORGE L. BRUNDRETT, JR. LEO DONNELL BRYANT, JR. VINCENT H. BUCKLEY JIMMY E. CAIN PHILIP KEITH CLARK JIMMY JACK D. CAMPBELL HL CARTER CASTLEDINE CHILDERS JACK NORMAN CLARK ROSWELL B. CLARK GENE STUART COBB DAVID C. COOK THOMAS WILLIAM JAMES EDWARD PAUL WILLIAM JENKINS COOTER CRAIG CREIGHTON CROSS JAMES DICKENSON GROVER B. JOHN RICHARD THOMAS HENRY CROW CUNNINGHAM, JR. DALE DAVIS III JAMES ERNEST H BENJAMIN FRANKLIN WILLIAM C. DeANDA DUNNING EDWARDS, JR. ELLIOTT, JR. WILLIAM F. ALFRED ROBERT MASON ALLAN W. ERWIN, JR. ETCH ISON EVANS FARLOW GEORGE CLIFTON ARNOLD ROBERT CLYDE MAXP. FINLEY FLOWERS FLOWERS, JR. FLUSCHE, JR. CHARLES CLIFFORD FRAZEE, CR, CYRUS BURLESON FROST E, B. FULLER HENRY FRANKLIN L, HARRY HUNT ROBERT R. GILCHRIST GINZEL GLAZNER, JR. GOODRICH ( w «, 1 r A', CARROLL ROSS GRAI1AM JOHN CALHOUN HUBERT WILLIAM HARRY M. GRANT GREEN, JR. GRICE LAWRENCE STANLEY HOUSTON B. IRA V. DANIELE. HARBESON HARRISON HART HENDERSON, JR. FLLIAM E. WILLIAM C. PAUL D. WILTON RAY NDERSON HERNDON, JR. IIEYMAN HILL JAY D. HOWELL, JR. FRANK RUSSELL HOPKINS, JR. FRED W. HODSON, JR. EUGENE RAY JAMES HARKNESS FRANCES CHANCE CALVIN W. HOYI HUDSON Hurl'S JAYROE FRANKL. GEORGE H CHARLES FREDERIC DALE HARLAN JENNINGS, JR. JEWELL, JR. JOHNSON JOHNSON JOE JACKSON CHARLES M. DONALD H J.FRED JOHNSON, JR. JOHNSTON JONES JONES FLOYD HAROLD Y.FRANK CHARLES STANLEY B. L. JOSEPH JUNGMAN KACIR KAVANAUGH RAY H ALVIS RAY HUGH F. ROBERT F. KEENAN KINCAID KING KING WILLIAM MYRICK JOHN R, WILLIAM H. MOYLAN ERNEST KINS KIRWAN KUGLE, JR. LAAS HOWARD W. T. JIMMIE D. THOMAS F. WILLIAM LAURENCE LACEY La HA YE LAY LEMEN MARION Me LEAN RICHARD VICTOR JOHN R. JAMES P. LEWIS LEWIS LINDSEY LON HARRY JOHN A. JOHN H. FRANCIS STANLEY LOFTIS LOGAN. JR. LOVELACE LUKAS CLAYTON MALONE CLYDE MORGAN MARSHALL, JR. JOHN MEDAIRY LAWRENCE ANTON MELCHER JACK COCHRAN JACK M. JAMES HARRIS JOSEPH A. MORGAN MORGAN MORGAN MORGAN. JR. HERMAN I. M3RRIS TRAVIS McCRORY MOURSUND JOHN E. M3RRISCN, JR. CHARLES EDMUND McHALE. Jr. EDGAR WAYNE MOUNCE JAMES CHARLES MOUNT DAVID A. McMAHON JAMES ROBERT McMICHAEL DOWELL WALTER LAMAR ALFRED N. TOUFIC NAYLOR, JR. NEILL NIOOIAS NIOOLAS JACK THOMAS HOWARD L. RUTH ELIZABETH JAMES COLLINS NILAND NORRIS NOWLIN ONION FRANK OWEN III WILL DENT PACE BENJAMIN L. PAR TEN, JR. JOHN FRANK ONION, JR. MORGAN LEE WILLIS G. FRANK M. OLIVER H PEARCE PERKINS PINEDO POLLEY DALLAS GILBERT SIDNEY E. HERMAN CLAUDE C. PRAUSE PURSER REYNOLDS ROBERTS JAMES V. FRED W. CRAIG FORD PAUL MARION ROBINSON ROGERS ROSS ROTHERMEL RICHARD EDWARD ALFORD J. CHARLES L. RUDELOFF RUSSELL SANOAHL, JR- SANDERS, JR. CHARLES ROBERT AARON LOUIS ALLEN VIRGIL THEODORE SCHULTE SCHWARTZ SCOTT, JR. SEABERRY, JR. WILLIAM A. JAMES CARROLL- JOHN THOMAS JAMES P. SEIPEL SEWELL SIMMONS, JR. SIMPSON MARVIN S. CHARLES BERNARD WILLIAM FRANK SELDEN NOEL SLOMAN SMITH, JR. SMITH SNEDEKER PATRICK HENRY PAULS. ROBERT W WILL H. SWEARINGEN, JR. SWIRSKY, JR. THACKER THANHEISER JONES SPANN JM WERNER JOSEPH STAV1NOHA GEORGE C. STILL. W AGON BEN MARSHAL STEVENSON THOMAS HERBERT STILWELL MARY LOU STRUEBER EDWIN T. STITT BURKE TUCKER SUMMERS, JR. JULIAN B. BYRON RAY WALTER WILLIAM ALLAN MOYER THOMAS TINSLEY TOXEY, JR. TRANKLEY JAMES STUART BILLY KENT LAWRENCE HENRY HIRAM ALFORD TUNNELL WAGONSELLER WARBURTON, JR. WARNER, JR. ALLAN THEODOR ALFRED F. JACK ALTON FORREST NOLAN WEIGAND WELCH WELLS WELMAKER WILUAM BYRON GEORGE WARREN GEORGE GORDON CURTIS RAYMOND WHITE WHITHAM WHITMAN WILKINSON TERR YE, WILSON JOSEPH RICHARD LONNY FRANKLIN ALBERT W. WORTHY, JR. CHAS. H WRIGHT W, G, RUSTY WOODS, JR. ZORN Z WIENER WALTER H MARTIN L. ACREMAN ALLDAY H.K. DONALD M. ALLEN ANDERSON EDWIN ALEXANDER ROBERT E. CONNELL D. RUSSELL D. ANDERSON ANDERSON ASHLEY AUSTIN WILLIAM R. B. C CHARLES D JAMES H BARNES BARRON BECK BELL WILLIAM HAYWOOD THOMAS EUGENE STAYTON MONTGOMERY JOCELYN JEAN BENNERS, HI BERRY BONNER BOWDEN ANDREW D. GEORGE CRAIN ELDON STEPHEN LELAND DONALD BOWIE BRADFORD BRANDA BROOKS SIDNEY J. CAT Y RAYMOND DOUGLAS CAULEY FRED C. CHANDLER, JR. NULL L CHILDS WILLIAM THOMAS LEROY MERRELL JOHN ARTHUR ROBERT LON CHUMNEY, JR. COCHRAN COLBY COLE ROBERT RANDOLPH OMAR DON JOE BRUCE WILLIAM H . COLE CRITES, JR. CUNNINGHAM DARDEN HENRY GIBBS DALEHITE J.P. DARROUZET JACK T, DeFORREST MARSHALL R. DICES, JR. JAMES W. ALLAN C, OWEN HAMMACK JACK D. DUGGER DURHAM ELLINGTON ELLIOT ROBERT VERNON PHILIP HENRY CHAS. N. WILLIAM A. EMBLETON, JR. EVE, JR. FANSLER, JR. FAULK RAF UHL HUMBERTO SIDNEY M. RICHARD K FLORES FOWLER. JR. FOX KARL FRIEDMAN GEORGE E. G1LKERSON CHAS. JACKE GOLDSTEIN MILTON FRANKLIN GARDNER DAVID L. HARVEY B. ELIEZAR EMILIO F. GREENBERG GRIFFITH, JR. GUERRA GUTIERREZ EDMON GRANT JOSEPH ALOYSIUS HANNAN JAMES E. GERALD L. HEATON, JR. HERRING HALL CLAYTON PAUL HILLIARD LELAND ALLEN HODGES RICHARD HOERSTER WEI DON GI .E NN HOI COMB LEWIS C GEORGES. CHARLES E. ERNEST GONNOR HOIDER HOWARI HUGHES HURS1 THOMAS B. JOHNSON JOHNSON m !KTO JACKSON CHARLES BELL ROBERT H. JONES JONES JACK HAMMER KAUFMAN THOMAS M. CRAWFORD SMITH RUBIN H. CHARLES C. KEEBLE KXJTS C. KEMPER KERR JR. KLEIN KOLENDA EARNEST LEE LANGLEY, JR, JOHN CARVEL LANGLEY GUS L, LANIER WILLIAM NEAT 3EKY LAMPE STEVE LATHAM WARREN B. LEACH, JR, CHARLES MADISON ISRAEL LEFTWICH LERNER ROBERT YANCY BRANCH COLEMAN WENDELL S, MARY MARGARET LINDSEY, OR, LIPSCOMB, OR, LOOMIS, JR, LOVE JOH.1 BICKNELL LEONA LUCILLE KEIFER MARIANNE LUSCOMBE, JR. MALMSIROM MARSHALL MAYO ERIC WILLIAM MOERBE, JR. DONALD CHARLES RICHARD CLAY MILS'LL AD DAN IHOMAS JAMES MITCHELL DONALD WILLIAM CLOY DENSON ABE M. MAYS, JR. MONZINGO MOODY, JR. MORGAN McLEAISH ALBERT MAVERICK ANDREW CURTIS THEODORE JOSEPH CHARLES EUGENB McNEEL, JR. NEAL OBERLE OWENS GEORGE WEBB PAUL RODERICK MILTON HARMAN JOHN E. OWENS OWENS PARROTT PLEDGER, JR. RAY TOMAS GLOVER BEYERLY JEANNE JOHN EUGENE PEELER, JR. POLLARD, JR. POTTHOFF PUCKETT ROY RICHARD FREDERICK J. FRANK WARREN JOHN I_. RAY, JR. RENZE RICKS ROACH KENNETH JOE THADDEUS CHARLES BRICE ROBERTS ROBERTSON ROBINSON --V CHARLES HDWIM ROBINSON ANDREW J. LEEJ. CHARLES BETHEL JOE NEIL ROGERS ROSCH RUNNELS, JR. RUSSELL WILLIAM ACIE WILLIAM R. JAMES WILLIAM MARVIN RUSSELL. SANFORD SCHOOLFIELD SCHULMAN WILLIAM RANDOLPH DAN THEODORE JAMES WASHINGTON MERT HAWKINS SMITH SORRELLS SORRELLS, JR. STARNES H. P. HARDEMAN LEWIS ALFRED H. WILLIAM B. STOCKTON STONESTREET SUMMERS TEAGUE WAYNE E. JAMES CECIL ELDEN DOUGLAS CHAUNCEY M. THOMAS TINKLER TRASTER, JR. TROUT, JR. JOHN WALLACE TURNER HECTOR G. VELA HENRY H. VOLLENTINE WALKER HE MAN EUNICE WARNER WESCH WEST WIEDEMANN BILLY JACK JAMES WILLIAM JAMES RALPH JUDSCN ROBERT WILLIAMSON WILSON WOOD, JR- WOOD YATES YORK, JR i get ALONG Auk Juiticc mm ■ m VKl-mSM rtKSJDLNT QiiS BRO WN BOBfBGK Sterling Steves if dwtftl. trill sow to full Irrm and j T tkjH ik in ojjlw. T EXAN S OUDARITY WITH RIGHT Ci g ■ Bill Glassford | Texan Editor Organizations and Activities LAW WIVES CLUB One of the most ;K i ’e grouw m the U. T. Campus s the law WiVcs Club, marb©i hip n which b open to all wives of law students. 'Inc dub w� organized h December of 19T7 to proYide social and cultural entertainment and to promote activities which will prepare the members o tak a leadi ng pbee h their comm unities after graduation. 'Ihe group k affiliated with the Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs. Arts Bound Table, social welfare and business meetings are held monthly. Bridge groups meet semi-monthly. law WiVcs na.-e canied (ii a program of ariea activities inckiding a fashion show', educational lecturs, teas and luncheons, a bazaar, a Christmas party for orphans, a Chnstmas dance, and a hoc supper. The group also wa a sponsor of Religious Emphasis Week. Among the charitable project!, of the law Wive has bocn the purcha c of an oxygen tent for a local orphanage, entertaining and clothing children from die orphanage, sending packages to families overseas, and contributing to a local needy family. OFFICERS (FALL TERM) OFFICERS (SPRING TERM) l ln . W. D. (Mo) Barton President Mrs. Richard (Edna) Martin Vice-President Mrs. Hal (Liz) Bookout Secretary Mrs. Bob (Betty) Crawford 'l‘re tsurer Mrs. Francis (Norma) Culhane Historian Mix. Shelby (Beth) Blaydes Parliamentarian Mrs. Francis (Nomti) Culhane Mrs. Rex (Doris) Sullivan Mrs. William (Rowena) faingworthy Mrs. J. W. (Marie) Caldwell Mrs. Richard (Edna) Martin Mrs. Walter (Sarah) Oeltjcn President Vice-President Secretary Trca.urcr Historian Parliamentarian PAST PRESIDENTS: Mrs. John (Dm) Coats Mrs. 'IYa ’is (l lary l u) Shelton ACTIVE MEMBERS Mrs. I-. J. (Eloise) Alexander Mrs. Wiley (Doris) Andersen Mrs. O'Neal (Sue) Bacon Mrs. W. D. (Flo) Barton Mrs. J. S. (Terry) Bate Mn . Shelby (Beth) Blaydes Mrs. Robert (Crystal) Boone Mrs. J. W. (Marie) Caldwell Mrs. J. H. (Lois) Caitledine Mrs. John (Dm) Coats Mrs. Jack (Liz) Colby Mrs. Francis (Nomti) Culhane Mrs. W. J. (Mary) Ehlert Mrs. Allen (MadeUe) Fallow Mrs. George (Wilma) Finley Mrs. J. P. (Elinor) Forney Mrs. S. 0. (Jean) Garner Mrs. George (Lmiae) Gilkerson Mrs. Robert (Mary Ann) Hill Mrs. II. F. (Jo) King Mrs. Ernest (Andie) Dunning Mrs. Howard (Jeanette) Klein Mrs. Crawford (Nita) Kerr Mrs. E. M. (Alice) Lias Mrs. William (Rowena) Lingworthy Mi-s. Steve (Virginia) Latham Mr. David (Gladys) Longoria Mrs. John (Dorothy) McDonald Mrs. R. F. (Ivdna) Martin Mrs. Jack (Peggy) Morgan Mi's. J. A. (Annette) Morgin Mrs. Carl (Joan) Morris Mi's. Jack (Adeki) Nikind Mrs. Walter (Sarah) Oeltjen Mrs. Frank (Mary Ann) Owen Mrs. Jack (Pat) Proctor Mrs. Roy (Grace) Roberts Mrs. W. A. (Avis) Russell Mrs. Charles (Irene) Sandahl Mrs. J. C. (Janet) Sewell Mrv Rex (Doris) Sulli ’an l fr� . B. T. (Nornti) Summeis MARY LOU SHELTON DRIJ COATS FLO BARTON NORMA CULHANI Chancellors SPRING CLASS, 1948 429 - Stanley R. Plettman 430 - Charlie Jarvis !cyers 431 - Robert Hobbs 432 - V. Morgan Hunter 433 - David II Kultgen 434 - Robcit C. Lanier FALL CLASS, 1948 441 - Richard E. Gray, Jr. 442 - li. David Philley. Jr. 443 - William F. Young. Jr. 444 - Curt Frank Steib 445 - Frederic G. Gannon 446 - Dudley Rryan Foy, Jr SUMMER CLASS, 1948 435- Walter C Wolff, Jr. 436 - David W. Cunningham 43 7- Fted C Brigmati, Jr. 438- Edgar 0. Bottler 439 - William 11. Skipwith, Jr. 440 - Austin C. Wilson SPRING CLASS, 1949 44 7- Patrick II. Swearingen, |r 44 8 - .'Hurts P. Lee 449 - John S Sellingsloh 450 - Henry P. Giessel 451 - Tom Scott Talbert 42 - C. Dale Condron Chancellors was organized h 191Z 'Hie purpose of Chancellors s to hoiK r aixl reward, by election, those hvv students wtx , ly a combination of consistent scholarship, personality, aixl achievement, have slxxvn themselves most likely to succeed and become a credit to their profession. The University of Texas Bar Association All bona fide students of the University of Texas School of Law are memhis of this Association. The Association was organized to direct the efforts of the students of the School of Law toward worthy ends. It promotes cooperation between students and faculty and erK-ourages the association of students with members of the legal profession. BOARD OF GOVERNORS John Coats Bcb Spann Frances Tarleton Charlie -Ateyers President Vice-President Secretary Honor Council Representative SUMMER 1948 Ben McDonald Homer ; ,tontgomery Florence Baldwin Dan Brock L P. Caston Justin L IMorrill Dowell Naylor Wallace Scott William H. Scott W. Truett Smith Williard G Street FALL 1948 Pat Boone Buddy Smith John Barnhart Jimmy Ferguson Jack Morgan Paul Rothermel Tom Lay John Logan Hugh King Charles Hughes Margaret Love SPRING 1949 Pat Boone Buddy Smith Frank Brown .Tack Callahan Jim Irion Weldon Holcomb Frank Pinedo Dave Philly : tarvin Schulman Aaron Schwartz Pat Tennant Texas Law Review The Texas Law Review was incorporated as a private corporation in 1922 by Ireland Graves, Ira P. Hildebrand, and Leon Green to publish a legal periodical for the benefit of the students and faculty of the Law School of the University of Texas and of the Bar of Texas. Since the publication of the first issue h December of that year, the Review has achieved a high place in the field of legal periodicals. It is devoted to scholarly articles of general and local legal subjects and to notes and comments ai recent decisions of the courts. These notes and comments are prepared by law students who are members of, or candidates for membership on. Die editorial board. This work is supervised by the student officers of the board in consultation with the faculty. Members of the student board are selected by the faculty. Texas Law Review STAFF 1948-49 STAFF 1949-50 Editor-in-chief Stanley R. Plettinan Comment Edilor Churlie (. Meyeis Note Editor Robert Hobbs Associate Note Editors Homer L. Bruce, Jr. Florence Baldwin Legislation Editor Bryan F. Williams, Jr. Book Review Editor Walter C. WolIT, Jr. Associate Editors Thomas 0. Arnold William F. Young, Jr. Edilor-in-Chier John S. Selllngsloh Comment Editor James P. Lee Note Editor P. II. Swearingen, Jr. Associate Note Editors J. Wiley Caldwell George W. Krog Legislation Editor Marvin S. Sloman Book Review Editor Terry E. Wilson Associate Editors Robert S. Newkirk Howard L. Norris Before graduation h January, 1949 tlx? following served as Staff members: Robert C. Lanier, Joe Louis, Austin C. Wilson, Darrell B. Hester. John N. Barnhart F. Marshall Boykin III Harry G. Brelsford Fred C. Brlgman Donald A. Buckner Niles Chubb David Cunningham Thomas II. Davis III John P. Forney, Jr. Frederic G. Gannon Henry P. Giessel EDITORIAL BOARD Hubert W. Green, Jr. C. Mann Gregg Amos II. Howard, Jr. George II. Jewell, Jr. William II. Kugle Robert E. Lewis Tom Loranee, J r. B. Thomas fIcElroy J. Daniel McElroy Clyde M Marshall Kenneth C. |fl:iler Homer G. Montgomery Joe B. Morris Sidney E. Purser Phillip J. Robinson Curt F. Stelb Gene T. Stone Tom Scott Talbert E. Wayne Thode Win. II. Vaughan, Jr. J. Henry Wilkinson, Jr. William E. York CANDIDATES John B. Abercrombie Wiley N. Anderson, Jr. William II. Arnold III Pat Henry Boone, Jr. John T. Ferguson, Jr. Rafael II. Flores William G. Fox Henry Gilchrist Hugh F. King Pat Lambert Earnest L. Langley Dan Moody, Jr. Herman I. Morris John E. Morrison, Jr. Gerald T. Owens, Jr. Ross Staine Thomas II. Stillwell Hubert L. Stone, Jr. William B. White James W. Wilson Albert W. Worthy, Jr. The Hildebrand Competition The Hildebrand Competition, which was named h honor of the late Dean Ira P. Hildebrand, vws organized for die purpose of providing legally instructive extra-curricular activity ii moot appellate argument and brief writing and llic analysis and i-esearch incident thereto. The competition was established by die students of die School of Law and k operated by a student Board of Managers. All students of die mid-law and senior classes are eligible for die competition and prizes are awarded annually to outstanding student advocates. BOARD OF MANAGERS, 1949: Seniors: lid-Laws: Hugh II. Meyer, Chairman I. P. Lee Pat II. Lambert J. W. Caldwell Frances Tarllon Jim Heidelberg Jean Vorsham Bill Waters W'fley Anderson Albert Worthy Wallace Shropshire lack Blanton F. W. Hodson Charles Sandahl Ruth Nowlin Laboratory Aid Program The purpose of Die Laboratory Aid Program k to facilitate the orientation of beginning liw Indents. Under faculty direction, it offers new students who desire it, study with upperclassmen of gpod scholastic standing ;ik! individual aid ki such study techniques as case briefing all analysis, outlining, and preparation for examinations. MEMBERS OF THE LABORATORY AID PROGRAM FOR FALL 48 SPRING '49 Steib, Curt F. (chairman) Abramson, Harold C Slone, IL L Fox, William G. Webb, Layton Loranee, Tom Worthy, A. V., Jr. Rannenberg, ). W. York, William The Col. W. S. Simkins Lecture Series Sponsored by Phi Alpha Della legal fralernily and Ihe University of Texas Bar Association, the Col. w. s. Simkins Lecture Series was so named this year in honor of the late Professor Simkins, who was largely Instrumental in building the reputation and traditions of the University Law School. fudge Robert W. Slayton has served this year as faculty advisor to the Series, which has become an important phase of Law School training. Speakers this year liave included the following: Honorable Bascom Giles, Land Commissioner. Our Public Lands. Nov. 0, 1940. Judge J. Harris Gardner, fudge, 53rd District Court, Austin, Texas. Cveryday Experiences and Problems of a Texas fudge. Dec. 6, 1940. fudge L. II. Flewellen, Member, Industrial Accident Board of Texas. Practice Before the Indus- trial Accident Board of Texas. Dec. 13, 1940. fudge A. N. Moursund, Chairman, State Board of Law Examiners. The Texas Bar Examination.” Feb. 7, 1949. Mr. 0. B. Ellis, Manager of the Texas State Prison System. The Texas Prison System and Proposed Improvements. Feb. 14, 1949. Mr. foe Greenhill, Executive Assistant Attorney General of Texas. The Trial of Christ from the Legal Standpoint. Feb. 21, 1949. fudge Sarah T. Hughes, fudge, 14th District Court, Dallas, Texas. Texas Courts and fuvenile Delinquency.” Feb. 20, 1949. Mr. Rex Baker, Vice-President General Counsel, Humble Oil Company. Law Practice with a Major Oil Company. March 20, 1949. Mr. Tom Martin Davis, of Baker, Bolls, Andrews Parrish. The Young Attorney with a Urge Law Firm. April 6, 1949. Mr. Paul Carrington, of Carrington, Gowan, Johnson Walker, Dallas, Texas. The Texas Constitution. April 27, 1949. The Honor Council Since its founding tlx? I .aw School lus taken pride in die Honor System which governs conduct during examinations. Although tix? Honor System v us campus-wide al one time, t lias gradually been dropped ly the other colleges aixl schools until rtxv law School alone k governed ly it law students aixl graduates are proud of this tradition. They are also proud tliat tlx system is completely student operated. The student Ixxy elects its representatives to the Council, wlikii lias the sole responsibility of charging and trying students accused of a violation of the Honor Code, aixl of assessing a penalty against those convicted. Infringements of flfl axle arc extremely rare. Vhile the discipline of the Honor System k severe, the freedom of self-regulation it allows lias secured it a place of permanence h law School. COUNCIL «yii lBERS Charlie J. Meyers_______________________________________Chairman SUMMER, 1948 Virgil Paul Charlie Butts Rcy D. Roberts Jim Heidelberg Pat I-ambert Phillips Campbell FALL, 1948 I lomer Montgomery Harry Welch Bill Robertson Paul Heyman Jack Blanton John IL Lovelaoe SPRING, 1949 Robert C. Barnett Karl Ijjna Bill Waters Charlie Goldstein Bill White George Owen The Peregrinus Peregrinus, the lunik, was bom ii poverty, without a name, and with little likelihood of ever assuming the stature of a living, grossing thing. It all came about svhen a few students, their minds sharpened In hours spent hi local alcohol-eries, decided that a yearbook svas among the needs of the University Law School. Grandiose plans ssere conceived, only to lie discarded upon investigating costs of production. Sights svere then losvercd, and the hook you are miss reading is the result of this paring down, planning, and hour upon hour of work which svas ofttimes tedious, usually fun. When the matter of a name came up, only one choice svas available - it would have to lie named for Lass School's patron saint. Naming it svas easier than relieving its poverty. Since the book is not underwritten by any school or private funds, it ssas imperative that it pay its ossn way. More than 600 subscriptions were sold to students, who, like the staff, hud a great deal of faith and hope that the result would be worthwhile. hi order not to compete ii any sense with the Cactus, University annual, the staff decided not to go ii for high-pressure advertising selling. And so was bom Volume I of The Peregrinus. It h imperfect; undoubtedly there are errors; certainly it K not as large as we would have liked. We especially regret having to omit a history of The Law School. Perhaps future editions will contain such a history. But we believe you will find it valuable to have around for years to come. When, in your dotage, sou prepare to go to the Bar Convention, sou can drag out Pern and try to tie n some names and faces which sou otherwise would probably never have correlated. And those still in scho'ol can, ly referring to its pages, know far more students than has lieen possible in the past few years. The Peregrinus was incorporated as Society of The Peregrinus, Inc Incorporators included Pal Tennant, Robert Doss Henry Wilkinson Jr., Kenneth Woodward, Charlie Meyers, and Joe Sneed. All proceeds git to the corporation for disbursement and auditing. Next fall an elective student board will lie chosen to govern the annual's operation. It would lie impossible to express our gratitude to all who have helped h producing the book, but we would like to single out a few whose aid has been outstanding: The Steck Company, lithographers, have been extremely cooperative, and Mi: J M Alexander, their representative, has worked with us far beyond the line of duty; Ottis Stahl Studios, which made the class section photographs and some of the formal photographs appearing elsewhere, have been very nice people with whom to work; and the numbers of students who aided ii soliciting subscriptions can lx? assured that but for their cooperation. The Peregrinus would have died a-horning. Thank you for your faith in the project and for your help in bringing the first Law School Yearbook into existence. Mas the future volumes receive the same generous support which you have given this one. And mas we all work together, ii school and after school, toward maintaining and developing the traditions, the fellowship, and the opportunities at this Law School, which Perry confidentially told us is the greatest h the country. Rah-Rah Rah-Rah Roosel Savage, Sinikins, Peregrinus. PAT TENNANT. EDITOR WOODROW BEAN WILLIS BLEDSOE ROBERT DOSS JAMES IRION HENRY WILKINSON C G WHITTEN WARREN BARTON HUGH MEYER M K WOODWARD Kappa Beta Pi Kappa Beta Pi, the first legal sorority, was founded at Chicago-Kenl College of Law ii 1900. The object of the sorority is to promote a higher professional standard among women law students. The Eta Chapter was established at the University of Texas in 1916. A chapter was installed in Paris, France, «i 1927, followed by one ai London aixl one in Shanghai, the latter with a membership of 100 women. Kappa Beta Pi is the first American fraternal organization, general cr professional, to install a chapter on the European continent. In 40 years there have been established SI student chapters and 10 alumnae chapters. ETA CHAPTER OFFICERS Florence Baldwin Dean Frances Tarlton ...... .......... ..............Associate Dean Paula Norris. • _ .Registrar Geraldine Browder ----Chancellor MEMBERS Doris Elaine Anderson Florence Bald win Geraldine Browder Irene Crawford Mary Pearl Hall Frances Chance Hulls Leona Lucille Malmslrom Maiian ne Mayo Paula Norris Rl.th Elizabeth Nowlin Patricia Proctor Mary Lou Strueber Frances Tarlton Helen Hargrave FACULTY Margaret Waters Delta Theta Phi Delta Theta Phi law Fraternity came into existence Sept 26, 1913, when a merger was effected between three km' fraternities. Delta Phi Delta. Alpha Kappa Phi. and Theta lambda Phi. The fraternity expanded Very rapidly and at this date more than 7) hw schools have active Delta Theta Phi Senates. Sam Houston Senate of Delta Theta Phi wo.- established at the Uni.-ersity of Texas in 1917, the first such organization at th school, and the local Senate now has more than 400 alumni. Delta Theta Phi i. not nationally or locally a scholastic or honorary fraternity, although it doe- maintain a program of encouraging scholarship. FALL SEMESTER OFFICERS SPRING SEMESTER Perry D. Pickett Lloyd M. Roach Hulon B. Brown Guilford L. Jones, Jr. John R. Scott, Jr. J. Boone Bakel-Allan M. Trankley Dean Vice-Dean Tribune Clerk of Exchequer Clerk of Rolls Master of Ritual Bailiff Guilford L. Jones, Jr. Thomas II. Stilwell Hulon B. Brown Vayne E. Thomai Clyde Elliott, Jr. Henry 'I . Atkinson, Jr. Wm Ilarri. Taylor MEMBERS Atkinson, Henry T., Jr. Baker. J. Boone Bourland, G. Bradley Bragg. Jeff D., Jr. Britt, B. A., Jr. Brown, Hulon B. Brown, Ollie I). Chandler, Sidney P., Jr. Elliott, Clyde, Jr. Flavin. Arthur VV. Griffith, Han-ey B., Jr. Jones, Guilford L., Jr. Linn, Jamc? P. Maloney, J. Patrick Owen , Paul R. Pickett, Perry D. Roach, Lloyd M. Scott, John R.. Jl Stilwell, Thomas H. Taylor. Win Ham Thomas, Wayne E. Trankley. Allan M. Heidelberg. James Phi Delta Phi Phi Della Phi was rounded ti lgl© in order to promote a higher standard of professional ethics and culture h law schools and h the profession at large. Roberts Inn was chartered at the University of Texas Law School h 1909, and sin fe Dial time lias had continuous existence as ill Honorary Legal Fraternity of mid-law and senior law students. OFFICERS 1948-1949 Dudley Bryan Foy, |r. Kenneth C. Minter Donald A. Buckner William G. Dwyer___.. Magister Exchequer Clerk • Historian MEMBERS Abercrombie, John Buford Abraham, Frank T. Abrahamson, Harold Calvin Adkins, Bonnie Royce, Jr. Anderson, Viley Newton, Jr. Archer, William R., Jr. Arnold, Thomas D. Arnold, William Buck Arnold, William II. Ill Bilker, Ross G. Barnhart, John N. Blanton, Jack S. Boone, Pat II., Jr. Bottler, Edgar 0. Boykin, Franklin M III Brelsford, Harry G. Brigman, Fred C. Bristol, Frederick R. Brown, Keith L. Brown, Richard L. Brown, Reynard Charles Bruce, Homer Lindsey Buckner, Donald A. Caldwell, Thomas J. Childers, Sterling Simpson Carter, Keith Clark Chubb, Niles Conner, James R. Conner, Paul D. Cunningham, David W. Dale, Alan Sandford Dwyer, William G. Ferguson, John Tyler Ferguson, William B. Ill Ferrell, Edward Finley, George P., Jr. Finnegan, William N. Flowers, Clifton A. Foy, Dudley Bryan, Jr. Forney, John Peter Frost, Cyrus B., Jr. Fuller, Lionel R. Gannon, Frederic Gilbough Gates. Philip Alan Giessel. Henry P. Gilchrist, Henry Graham, Thomas Joseph Gray, Richard Edwin, Jr. Green, Hubert VHIIam, Jr. Gregg, Cecil Mann Grice, Harrison M Hamilton, William N. Higgins, Walter Hobbs, Robert Hudson. Frederick W., Jr. Holloway, William II. Howard, Amos IL, Jr. Jackson, Grover Curtis Jennings, Frank L., Jr. Jewell, George II., Jr. Johnson, Jack Gray King, Hugh Frankling Krog, Geoige W. Kugle, William II. Kultgen, David B. Lanier, Robert C. Lee, James Patrick Lee, Thomas II. Leslie, Charles Robert Locke, John R., Jr. Lorance, Tom, Jr. Louis, Joe Marshall, Clyde M., Jr. Mason, Paul V. McElroy, Benjamin Thomas McElroy, James Daniel Mcllale, Charles Edmund, Jr. Meyers, Charlie Jarvis Minter, Kenneth C. Mizell, Robert S Montgomery, Homer G. Moigan, James Harris fewkirk, Robert St. Clair Niland, Jack Thomas Norris, Howard Lee Owens, Gerald T., J r. Payne. Robert Blaine Philley, Eli David Plellman, Stanley R. Ramsey, VUliam Bruce Rannenberg, John V. Sanders, Harold Barefoot Scherrer, Paul F. Seabeny, Virgil T., Jr. Seeligson, Frates S. Sellingsloh, John S. ShwifT, Marvin Gilbert Smith, William Franklin Snodgrass, John C. Staine, Ross Stallones, Troy Malone Steib, Curt Frank Stone. Gene Taylor Swearingen, Patrick Henry Vaughn, William IL, Jr. Wall, RufT P. Waters, Bill W. Werkenthin, Fred Bernard Whitman, Geoige W. Williams, Bryan F. Wilson, Terry E. Wolff, Walter C., Jr. Woodruff, Robert Paul Vorsham, Jean M Worth, Albert William, Jr. Young, William Franklin Zwiener, Lonny F. Phi Alpha Delta Phi Alpha Della is a national Jaw fraternity founded «i 1090 Iy a group of kiw students it Chicago. Phi Alpha Della had its origin in an oi ganized efl'ort by a group of k v students to contest a change in the roles lor admission to the Illinois Bar which affected their rights. It now has SI active chapters ii law schools throughout the country. Clark Chapter of Phi Alpha Delta was oiganized at the Law School of Hie University of Texas in 1947 for the purposes of promoting closer association among |aw students and providing an organization that could render needed services to the Law School. OFFICERS: lustice_____________________________________________________________ William C. Collins Vice-Justice ..................................................... George R. Killiam, Jr. Clerk Toni S. Talbert ACTIVE MEMBERS DURING 1949: Bader, Bertram T. Barnett, Robert C. Barton, Warren D. Bookout, Hal II. Brady, Jack E. Brody, John J., Jr. Branch, Edgar B. Buckley, Vincent II. Bryant, Leo Q Bunion, Lucius D. Caldwell, James W. Chandler, George W. Coats, John D Cody, Thomas II., Jr. Condron, Clifford D Cooper, J. ,v. Courtney, William R. Courtney, Quintard P., Jr. Crawford, Robert S., Jr. Creighton, Thomas W. Donegal!, Charles II. Doss, Robert L. Elckenroht, Marvin B. Erwin, 'William F., Jr. Evans, Carlyle G. Ford, Robert E. Ferguson, Robert C., Jr. Fulbright, John W. Gamer, Charles C. Garwood, Calvin B., Jr. Iladen, Charles M llerodon, William C. Illlgers, William B. Howell, |ay D., Jr. Iluckabee, E. Hugh Hunt, Joseph L. Jenkines, William M., Jr. Jungnian, Young F. Junker, Jean E. Jones, Elliot Keffer, John W. Kincaid, Ray A. Kirk, Charles W. Kirk, Stanley C. Knight, Reuben B. Lambert, Pal II. Lay, Thomas F. McCain, Everett T. Mccown, John L. McDaniel, Adrian A. McEachern, William T. Merrick, Keith L. Moore, L. Jack Morgan, Jack G. Nelson, Otis ; Nye, F. Randall, Jr. Oliver, Robert S. Panned, William C. Patton, Edward II., Jr. Paul, Virgil E. Pearson, James W. Pinedo, Prank M Porter, Joseph C. Pringle, Ralph P. Pruitt, Samuel U. Purser, Sidney E. Rentfro, Daniel L. Roberson, Russell P. Roberts, Walton Robertson, William A. Sandahl, Charles L. Scott, William II., Jr. Schulte, Charles R. Sharp, Robert L. Shelton, Travis D Shovlin, Hugh P. Simpson, Fred G„ Jr. Slonian, Marvin S. Smith, Carrol C. Smith, Charles B., Jr. Smith, William T. Snell, Robert B. Spann, Robert J. Stark, William J. Stiff, Glenn G. Stitt, Edwin T. Sullivan, Rex E. Swirsky, Paul S., Jr. Thomson, Frank A. Thompson, Clark G. Trotti, Robert S. Webb, Layton A. Welch, Harry S. Whightsel, David M While, Richard D. White, William B. Wild, Claude C., Jr. ViIkinson, Joseph II., Jr, Wilson, J. Hubert Wright, James E. York, William E. Young, Harold II., Jr. ACllOOI. or r., 4JK ’A. i- |. ___ - oiij.A -xix ns L tfieclass 194 0f4-tfte llniversi { ias S I ( efavv ctes - 110 s tv zeil cia i.IllJ Wu m g III r I ARIOi ■,BTSINET111 iQJDwtulI) ; -tI!lt Mil .{ t! c L.,w :■ ril'xf tbr his ki tl I j 1111J to fen mt uh.! c.w •sVJerJje i_th iih .iit u-. cfT; pr_w,Pc. iut ntd.tvlctlu.rl .0 i h .l.ts jm IltS tLW ti. n 2, elJbtlH hi FU’Ctllllt ,w,X L W] i lit ::,tufc-l It .il:tlvi(l I{ (lt jar ti t...v[.,tlfDwil;l,. i ?;•_ i,n l£ . Ik„'.ur I H-l-r- Xlr-5.Tk li tl,c nw,16 . V ui { utT 't,uI I)'. : f h wt u I ii hi uli iyor i'lHu. witt n IlluL I .It : ustu 1] Vfr f 23.1..: -ID -........ ‘ . • '• 1949.. THE YOUNGEST 49er is CAROL LINDA PROCTOR, daughter of hvo members of the class, Pat « id Jack Proctor. Her appearance m the scene delayed her mama's graduation, but everyone thinl s slic was worth it. Her occasional tyranny and refusal to conform to civilized standards with respect to sleeping habits typifies tlic problems many law students have faced. T. J. HEMPHILL CROCKETT ENGLISH B. A. TOBIN THE LAW FACULTY 1948-49 EARL KENNETH ADAMS, Assistant Director of Legal Aid Clinic, h 1918 B.B.A., LL.B., University of Texas. Admitted lo Texas Bar, 194-1. Federal Biii-eau of Investigation, U.S. Department of Justice, 1942-1945. U.S. Navy, Trial Judge Advocate, Pacific Theater, 1945-1946. Private practice, 1946 lo date, 091 Scarbrough Building, Austin, Texas. Subjects: Business Law, Legal Aid. BAILEY, EDWARD WELDON, Prof, of Law, Univ. of Texas School of Law. h 1898. B.A. 1920, LL.B. 1928, fniv. of Texas. J. D., 1942, Harvard Univ. Admitted to practice in Texas, 1928; prac. with Callaway Reed, Dallas, Texas, 1928-30. Assoc, prof, of hw, Univ. of Texas 19 303 6 prof, of law since 1936 Subjects: Administrative Law, Insurance, Sales, Bills and Notes, Personal Property, Equity I, Public Utilities, Partnership, Private Corporations, Trusts, Future Interests. COX, FRANKLIN LANIER, Assoc. Prof, of Law. Univ. of Texas School of Law. b. 1916 B.B.A. 1935, LL.B. 1937, fniv. of Texas. Admitted to practice, Texas, 19 37. Instructor, Univ. of Texas College of Business Administration, 19 37; AssL Prof., 1937-41; Assoc Prof. 1941-48. Visiting Assoc. Prof, of Law, Univ. of Texas, Summer 1948; Assoc. Prof, of Law since 1948; Legal Adviser to llie Registrar, Univ. of Texas, since 1943. Subjects: Legal Accounting, Business Law, Corporations, C. P.A. Law Review in the College of Business Administration. Member, Texas Bar Association. U.S. Navy, 1943-46. DAVIS, KENNETH CULP, Prof, of Law, Univ. of Texas School of Law, Visiting Prof, of Law, Harvard Law School, Cambridge, Mass, h 1908 A.B. 1931, Whitman College; LL.B. 1934, Harvard Law School. Admitted lo practice ki Ohio ii 1935. Prac. with Tolies, Hogsett Ginn, Cleveland, 0., 1934- 35. Asst. prof, of law. West Virginia Univ., 1935- 38; assoc prof, of law 1938-40. Member of staff of Attorney General’s Committee on Administrative Procedure, Dept, of justice, Washington, D. C., 1939-40. Visiting Prof, of Law, Univ. of Texas, 1940-41; prof, of law since 1941. Univ. of Colorado, summer 19 47; Univ. of California, summer 1948. Subjects: Agency, Bankruptcy, Equity, Criminal Law, Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, Taxation, Labor Law, Trade Regulation, Government and Business, Conveyances and Wills, Workmen's Compensation, Public Utilities, Municipal Corporations. Pub. West Virginia Annotations to Restatement of Agency; articles ki periodicals. FIELDER, PARKER CLINTON, Asst. Prof, or Law, Univ. of Texas School of Law. b 1918 B.S. 1941, Northwestern Univ.; LL.B. 1948, Univ. of Texas. Admitted to practice, Texas, 1948 Asst. Prof, of Law, Univ. of Texas School of Law since 1948 Subjects: Agency, Federal Taxation, Legal Bibliography, Legal Writing, Employes Rights. Edilor-in-Chief, Texas Law Review, 19 474-8 Member, State Bar of Texas. Captain, Infantry and Inspector General's Dept., U. S. Army, 1942-46. FRANK!, JULIUS F., Lecturer ki Law, Univ. of Texas School of Law. Address: 718 Scarbrough Bldg., Austin, Texas, h 1909. B.A., LL.B. 1932, Univ. of Texas. Admitted to practice, Texas, 1932. Asst. Ally. General, Austin, 1934-35; member linn. Hill Greer Frank!, 19354 2; own practice, Austin, since 1945. Lecturer, part time. Col. Bus. Admin., Univ. of Texas, 1947-48; Lecturer in Law, part time, Univ. of Texas, since 1948 Subjects: Bills and Notes, Sales, Contracts, Civil Procedure and Practice. Author, Vernon's Texas Rules of Civil Procedure, 1942, 1947 and 1948 Supplements. Special Research Asst, it Civil Procedure, Univ. of Texas School of Law, 1932-33. Member, Travis County Bar and State Bar of Texas Associations. Special Asst., U. S. Ambassador, Santiago, Chile, 1942-44; U. S. State Department, 1945. FRITZ, WILLIAM F., AssL Prof, of Law, Univ. of Texas School of Law. h 1911. B.A. 1935, M.A. 1938 LL.B. 1946, Univ. of Texas. Admitted to practice ki Texas, 1946 Taught seven years ki Texas High Schools. Asst. Prof, of Law, Univ. of Texas School of Law, since 1946 Subjects: Agency, Procedure, Real Property, Damages. Member, Texas State Bar Association. U. S. Army, 19124 4 GREEN, LEON, Prof, of Law. Univ. of Texas School of Law. h 1888 B.A. 1908, Ouachita Coll., Arkadelphia, Ark.; LL.B. 1916, Univ. of Texas; Univ. of Mich. Summer School 1921; Hon. M.A. Yale Univ.1928; I.L.D. Louisiana Stale Univ., 1938 In general practice five years: Rector Green, Austin; Locke Locke, Dallas; Wynne, Johnson, Green Morgan, Fort Worth. Appellate practice, 1920-26, Austin. Instructor Univ. of Texas School of Law, 1915-16; adj. prof., 1916-18; professor, 19 202 6 dean, cn leave, University of North Carolina School of Law, 1926 visiting prof., Yale University School of Law, 1926; assoc, prof. 1927; prof. 1928 prof, of law and dean of the Law School, Northwestern Univ., 192947; Prof, of Law Univ. of Texas since 1947. Subjects: Agency, Torts, Persons, Evidence, Oil and Gas, Sales, Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, Common-Law Pleading, Cotie Pleading, Civil Procedure, Federal Procedure, Legal Ethics, Relations. Pub. Rationale of Proximate Cause, Judge and Jury, The Judicial Process ki Tort Cases, first and second editions; Cases ai Injuries to Relations, and articles ki periodicals. Member Chicago, Illinois State, and American Bar Associations and Connecticut, Texas and Illinois bars, American Law Institute. HARGRAVE, HELEN, Instructor ki Law and Law Librarian, Univ. of Texas School of Law. h 1895. LL.B. 1926, Univ. of Texas; attended Columbia Univ. summer, 1940. Admitted to practice ki Texas, 1926 Asst. law librarian, Univ. of Texas, 1930-39; law librarian since 1940. Subject: Legal Bibliography. Member State Bar of Texas, American Association of Law Libraries. HODGES, GUS MACEY, Prof, of Law, Univ. of Texas School or Law. 6 1908 B.B.A. 1930, LL.B. 19 32 Univ. of Texas. Admitted fo practice ki Texas, 1932. Prac. with Leachman Gardere, Dallas, 19 3213 6 Robertson, Leachman, Payne, Gardere Lancaster, 1936-40. Prof, of law, Univ. of Texas since 1940. Subjects: Judicial Remedies, Office Practice, Practice Court, Damages, Oil and Gas, Torts, Domestic Relations, Real Property, Trial Procedure, Appellate Procedure, Workmen's Compensation, Wills and Administration, Personal Property. Member Texas Bar Association. IIUIE, WILLIAM 0., Prof, of Law, Univ. of Texas, School of Law. lx 1911. B.A. 1932, Henderson State Teachers College, Ark.; LL.B. 1935, Univ. cr Texas. Admitted to practice h Texas h 1935. Prac. with Greenwood, Moody Robertson, Austin, Tex., 1935-36. Asst. prof, of law, Univ. of Texas 1936-39; assoc prof, of law, 1939-46; prof, of law since 1946; Asst, dean, 1946-48. Research fellow. Harvard Law School, 1939-40. Senior attorney, 0 PA, 1942-43. 1'. S. Naval Service 1943-46. Subjects: Contracts, Conveyances, Domestic Relations, Fiduciary Administration, Partnership, Texas Land Titles, Trusts, Wills. Pub. articles in Texas Law Review. JOHNSON, CORWIN WAGGONER, Asst. Prol. of Law, Univ. of Texas School of Law. b 1917. A.B. 1939, J.D. 1941, Univ. of Iowa; Sterling Fellow Yale Univ. Law School 1941 and 1947. Admitted to practice ii Iowa, 1941, California, 1946 Instructor in Law, Univ. of Iowa College of Law, 1946-47; Asst. Prof, of Law, Univ. of Texas since 19 7. Subjects: Torts, Real Property, Personal Property, Municipal Corporations, Legal Bibliography, Legal Writing, Water Law, Conveyances. Contributor to legal periodicals. Member, Iowa, California and American Bar Associations. Special Agent, Federal Bureau of Investigation, U. S. Department of Justice, 1942-46. LEARY, LEO W., Assoc. Prof, of Law, Marquette I niv. School of Law, Milwaukee 3, Wis. U 1919. B.A. 1948, LL.B. 1945, Univ. of Wisconsin; LL.M. 1916, Univ. of Michigan. Admitted to practice ai Wisconsin, 1946 Assoc. Prof, of Law, Univ. of Texas School of Law, 1946-48; Assoc. Prof, of Law, Marquette Univ. School of Law, since 1948. Subjects: Properly I and II, Creditors’ Rights, Labor Law, Public Utilities, Contracts, Equity, Business aixl Government. McCORMICK, CHARLES TILFORD, Dean and Prof, ir Law, Univ. of Texas School of Law. b 1889. B.A. 1909, Univ. of Texas; LL.B. aim laude. Harvard Univ., 1912. Prac. with Etheridge, McCormick Bromberg, Dallas, Texas 1912-17, 1919-22 Prof, of law, t niv. of Texas, 1922-26; prof, of law, Univ. of N. C., 1926-31; dean 1927-31; prof, cr law, Northwestern Univ., 1931-40; dean and prof, of law, Univ. of Tex. since 1940; summer leaching, Cornell, Yale, Chicago, Stanford, Univ. of Washington, Columbia, Harvard. Subjects: Damages, Federal Procedure, Equity, Evidence, Bills and Notes, Personal Properly, Code Pleading, Legal Ethics, Court Organization, Conflict of Laws. Author hornbook and casebook ui Damages and casebook ui Evidence, co-author, McCormick and Ray, Texas Law of Evidence, McCormick and Chadbourn, Cases ui Federal Courts, articles in law periodicals. MORRIS, CLARENCE, Prof, of Law, Univ. of Texas School of Law. b 1903. Univ. of Colo., 1919-20; I niv. of Mo., 1920-22; LL.B. 1925, Univ. of (’olorado Law School; LL.M. 1926, Columbia Univ. Law School. Asst. prof, of law, Univ. of Wyoming Law School, 1926-29; assoc, prof, of law, 1929-31; prof, of law 1931-40; acting Dam 1935-37; visiting prof, of law, Univ. of Texas, 1939-40; prof, of law since 1940. Brandeis Research Fellow, Harvard Law School, 1930-31. Major U. S. Army Air Forces, 1942-45. Published How Lawyers Think, and articles and book reviews in various legal periodicals. Subjects: Common-Law Pleading, Equity Pleading, Code Pleading, Insurance, Private Corporations, Equity, Torts, Agency, Bills and Notes, Partnership. Conflicts, Federal Procedure, Evidence, Legal Philosophy, Fraud and Mistake. Member Executive Committee of Ass'n of American Law Schools, 1939. Admitted to practice in Wyo. and Texas. MORRISON, KEITH E., Assoc. Prof, of Law, Univ. of Texas School of Law. b 1910. Attended Bethany Col., Lindsborg, Kan., 1927-29; B.A. 1931, I'niv. of Kansas; M.S. 1939, Univ. of Wyoming; LL.B. 1948, Yale Univ. Agricultural Extension Service, Univ. of Wyoming, Ass't Extension Economist, 1939-41; Acting Extension Economist, 1941. Assoc Prof, of Law, I’niv. of Texas since 1948. Subjects: Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, Legal Problems of Agriculture, Legal Writing and Oral Argument. Sgt-Major, Base Hdqs. Sqdn.. CAAB. S.C.; 2nd Ll. Ilqs. Intelligence Service, Washington, D. C., 1942-45. MORSE, ROBERT EMMETT, JR., Asst. Prof, of Law, Univ. of Texas School of Law. b. 1921. Attended Texas A. and M. Col. 198 S-39; B.Ar. 1943, LL.B. 1948, Univ. of Texas. Asst. Prof, of Law, Univ. of Texas since 1948. Subjects: lllquily I. U.S. N. R. 1942-48. PATTERSON, WOODROW WILSON, Director Legal Aid Clinic. Univ. of Texas School of Law. b 1913. Pre-law, Univ. of Texas; LL.B. 1936 Univ. of Texas School of Law. Admitted to practice ai Texas, 1936. Practiced alone ai Austin, Tex., 1936- 37. Asst. disL ally. Travis County, Tex., 1937- 41. With Patterson Patterson since 1941. Subject: Legal Aid. Member, Bar Ass'n, Travis County and State Bar of Texas. RUUD, MILLARD HARRINGTON, Assoc. Prof, of Law, Univ. of Texas School of Law. b 1917. B.S.L. 1942; LL.B. 1947, Univ. of Minnesota. Asst. Prof, of Law, Univ. of Kansas, 1947-48; Assoc. Prof, of Law, Univ. of Texas since 1948. Subjects: Bills and Notes, Industrial Competition, Legal Writing, Conflicts, Domestic Relations. President, Minnesota Law Review, 1946-47. Order of the Coif. Capt., U. S. Army, World War II. SNEED, JOSEPH TYREE, Asst. Prof, of Law, Univ. of Texas School of Law. b 1920. B.B.A. 1941, Southwestern I'niv.; LL.B. 1947, Univ. of Texas. Part-time Lecturer, Univ. of Texas Business Administration Dept.; Asst. Prof, of Law, Univ. of Texas since 1947. Subjects: Business Law, Bills and Notes, Legal Accounting, Seminar ai Commercial Law Problems. U. Army Air Force three years. STAYTON, ROBERT WELDON, Prof, of Law, I'niv. of Texas School of Law. b 1886 B.A. 1907, l niv. of Texas; 1904-08, LL.B. 1927, Univ. of Texas. Prac. law, 1908-09, San Antonio, Tex., Berry Kleberg; 1909-23, Corpus Chrisli, Tex., Kleberg and Slayton. Prof, of Law, Univ. of Texas School of Law, since 1925. Subjects: Administrative Law, Public Utilities, Taxation, Wills, Criminal Law, Office Practice, Judicial Remedies, Trial and Appellate Procedure, Judicial administration, Federal Procedure, Municipal Corporations, Labor Law, Administration Criminal Law, Personal Property. Pub. Texas Form Book, 1915, 21 Ed. 1927, 3d Ed. 1938, 4th Ed. 1948. Method of Practice, 19 35; Case Book cn Texas Civil and Criminal Procedure, 1941-42, 1947. In charge research project. Pendency of Texas Civil Litigation, since 1938. Member Board Legal Examiners of Texas, 1921-23; Judge Commission of Appeals, Texas, 19 23-2 5; president Texas Bar Association, 1924-25; Texas Civil Judicial Council, 1930-46; Texas Supreme Court Advisory Committee cn Rules of Procedure; committee on Interpretation of Rules, 1942-44. Member Texas Bar Association, American Bar Association, American Law Institute, Managing Secretary Texas Law Review since 1926. STUMBERG, GEORGE WILFRED, Prof, or Law, Univ. of Texas School of Law. lx 1090. B.A. 1909, Louisiana State fniv.; Washington University, St. Couis, 1909-10; LL.B. 1912, Columbia Univ., Oxford, England, 1913-14 and portion of 1916; J.D. 1924, Yale. Prac. law St. Charles and St. Louis, Mo., for one year after admission to the bar it 1912. Louisiana Suite Univ. Law School, 1919-23 and 19 24-25, assoc, and full prof, teaching full time; prof, of law, Univ. of Texas School of Law, since 1925. Visiting Prof, of Law, Harvard Univ. Summer, 1940. Subjects: Criminal Law, Bankruptcy, Equity I, Conflict of Laws, Insurance, Partnership, Admiralty, Constitutional Law, International Law. Pub. articles it Yale Law journal and Texas Law Review. Guide Id the Law and Legal Literature of France. Library of Congress, 1931. Principles of Conflict of Laws, 1937. Assistant Counsel, Board of Economic Warfare, 1942; Special Representative, Board of Economic Warfare, French West Africa, 19 43; Advisor French Economic Affairs, Foreign Economic Administration, through October, 1944. TIIORON, GRAY, Assoc. Prof, of Law, Univ. or Texas School of Law. lx 1916. A.B. 193a LL.B. 1941, Harvard. Admitted to practice, New York, 1942. Prac. with Sullivan Cromwell, New York, N. Y., 1912 .and 1945-48. Assoc. Prof, of Law, Univ. of Texas, since 194a Subjects: Contracts, Procedure, Corporation Finance. Member, Association of the Bar of the City of New York. Armored Force and Infantry, 1942-45. WALKER, AGESILAUS WILSON, jR., Prof, or Law, Univ. of Texas School of Law. h 1901. B.A. 1921, Univ. of Texas; summer, 1920, Univ. of Colo.; LL.B. 1923, Univ. of Texas; summer 1921, Columbia Univ.; summer 1926, Yale Univ. Pract. law, Dallas, Tex., 1923-25. Prof, of Law, Univ of Texas School of Law, 1925-48. Now in private practice at Dallas. Subjects: Partnership, Carriers, Ollice Practice, Oil and Gas, Mortgages, Persons, Real Property I, Real Property II, Future Interests, Water Rights, Suretyship, Personal Property, Wills and Administration, Security Transactions, Texas Land Titles, Seminar ii Property Law. Pub. Cases and Materials ui Oil and Gas (mimeo, Univ. of Texas), numerous Texas Law Review articles. WILLIAMS, HOWARD RUSSELL, AssL Dean and Assoc. Prof, of Law, Univ. of Texas School of Law. h 1915. A.B. 1937, Washington Univ., St Louis, Mo.; LL.B. 1940, Columbia Univ. Admitted to practice h New York, 1941. Assoc, with Root, Clark, Buckner Ballantine, New York, N. Y., 19 40-41. Instructor, Field Artillery School, Foil Sill, Okla., 19124 3; Assoc. Prof, of Law, Univ. of Texas School of Law, since 1946; Asst. Dean since 1948; Acting Dean, summer session, 1948. Subjects: Creditors' Rights, Trade Regulation, Conveyances, Legal Writing, Wills, Legislation Corporate Reorganization. Editor, Columbia Law Review, 193840. Captain Field Artillery U. S. Army, 1941-46, Pub. Articles in Texas Law Review. WILLIAMS, JERRE STOCKTON, Assoc. Prof, of Law, Univ. of Texas School of Law. lx 1916. 1935-36, American Univ.; A.B. 1938, Univ. of Denver; LL.B. 1941, Columbia Univ. Admitted to practice in Colorado, 1941, and U. S. Supreme Court, 1945. Stall judge Advocate and Trial judge Advocate and Legal Assistance Officer, U. S. Army Air Corps, 1943-46. Instructor h Law, Univ.of Iowa Law School, and Faculty Editor Iowa Law Review, 1941-42; Asst. Prof, of Law, Univ. of Denver School of Law, 1946; Assoc. Prof, of Law, Univ. of Texas School of Law, since 1946. Subjects: Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, Taxation, Equity, Legal Bibliography, Introduction to Law, Labor Relations, Employees' Rights, Legal Method, Legal Ethics, Legal Writing. Member, American Bar and Colorado Bar Associations. Editor, Columbia Law Review, 193941. Attorney, O.P.A., Washington, D. C., 1942; Captain, U. S. Army, 1942-46. WILLIAMS, PERCY DON, jR., Assoc. Prof, of Law, Univ. of Texas School of Law. b. 1922. A.B. 1942, A.M. 1943, Southern Methodist Univ.; LL.B. magna cum laude, 1946, Harvard Univ. Assoc, with Carrington, Gowan, llabberton, johnson Walker, Dallas, Texas, 19 46 Legislative Counsel, Texas Society for Mental Hygiene. Instructor in Law, Southern Methodist Univ., 1946-47; Asst. Prof, of Law, Univ. of Texas, 1947-48; Assoc. Prof, of Law, Univ. of Texas, since 1948. Subjects: Equity, Anti-Trust Law, Brief Writing and Oral Advocacy, Legal Profession, Legal Writing, Agency, International Law, International Organization, Legal Bibliography, Legislation, Trade Practices. Editor, Harvard Law Review, 1944-46; contributor to Texas Law Review; A.A.L.S. Editorial Committee on Social Science Materials ai Trade Regulation; Member, American Society of International Law. WITHERSPOON, JOSEPH PARKER, jR., Asst. Prof, of Law, Univ. of Texas School of Law. lx 1916 Attended Hardin College, 1932-34; A.B. (aim laude) 1936, Univ. of Chicago; LL.B. (cum laude), 1948, Univ. of Texas. Admitted to practice, Texas, 1948. Asst. Prof, of Law, Univ. a- Texas since 1948. Subjects: Criminal Law, Constitutional Law, Legal Writing and Oral Argument. Pub. several articles in Texas Law Review. Member, Texas State Bar Association. Lt. (sg), USNR, 1942-48. WOODWARD, MARION KENNETH, Asst. Dean and Assoc. Prof, of Law, Univ. of Texas School of Law. lx 1912. B.A. 1933, Univ. of Texas; M.A. 1940, West Texas State College; LL.B. 1943, Univ. of Texas. Admitted to practice h Texas, 1942. Private practice, Amarillo, Tex., 19 454 6; Stall' Attorney, Phillips Petroleum Co., Amarillo Texas, 1946 Teacher, Amarillo Independent School District, Amarillo, Texas, 19 35-41; Assoc. Prof, of Law, Univ. of Texas School of Law since 1946 Subjects: Legal Method, Legal Writing, Securing Problems, Mortgages, Contracts, Sales, Security Transactions. Member, Texas State Bar Association. U. Army, 1943-45. VISITING PROFESSORS, SUMMER 1948 BALL, VAUGHN CHARLES, Asst. Prof, of Law, Ohio State Univ. College of Law, Columbus 1ft Ohio, h 1915. A.B. 1947, LL.B. 1937, Washington Univ., St. Louis; Sterling Fellow, Yale Law School, 1947-4 x. Admitted to practice, Missouri and Federal Biirs, 1937. Prac. with Brown Frank, St. Louis, 1937; Kenneth Teasdale, St. Louis, 1937-42. Asst. Prof, of Law, Washington Univ. 1946-47; Visiting Assoc. Pro!, of Law, Univ. of Texas, Summer 1948; Asst. Prof, of Law, Ohio State Univ. College of Law since 1948. Subjects: Business Associations, Equity, Moot Court and Brief Writing, Sales, Suretyship, Trial Practice, Wills and Administration, Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, Domestic Relations. Author, articles and book reviews it various legal periodicals. Members St. Louis Bar Association. Attorney with Office of Solicitor, U. S. DepL of Labor, 1942-46; with USAAF, 1943-46. B ELS HEIM, EDMUND 0., Prof, of Law, Univ. of Nebraska College of Law, Lincoln, Neb. b. 1905. B.A. 1927, Univ. of North Dakota; B.A. ii Jurisprudence 1929, B.C.L. 1930, Oxford Univ.; J.S.D. 1931, Univ. of Chicago. Admitted to practice ii Illinois, 1931; New York, 1944. Prac. with Foreman, Bluford, Krinsley Schultz, Chicago, 1931-33; with Rosenthal, llamill, Eldridge King, Chicago, 1933-37; with Root, Clark, Buckner Ball-antine. New York, 1943-45. Office of Comptroller of the Currency, Treasury Department, 1939-40; Board of Economic Warfare, 19 43. Asst. prof, of law, Univ. of Tennessee, 1937-38; assoc, prof, of law, 1938-39; assoc prof, of law, Univ. of Virginia, 1940-43; prof, of law, Univ. of Nebraska, since 1946 Summer session: George Washington University Law School, 1947; University of Texas Law School, 1948. Director, Lincoln Legal Aid Bureau. Subjects: Business Organization, Taxa- tion, Agency, Partnership, Corporations, Personal Properly, Real Property, Rights in Land, Criminal Law, Trusts, Wills, Legislation, Administrative Law, Public Utilities, Bankruptcy, Sides, Office Practice, Brief Writing. BRANDIS, HENRY P., JR., Prof, of Law, Univ. of North Carolina School of Law, Chapel Hill, N. C. h 1909. A.B. 1928, Univ. of No. Car.; LL.B. 1931, Columbia, Univ. Admitted to practice ii New York, 1932; North Carolina, 1934. Assoc, with Eh rich, Royall, Wheeler Walter, Sew York City, 1931- 33; Assoc. Dir. Institute of Govt., 1933-37; Secy. State Tax Classification Comm., 193 73 ft Chief of Research Div., State Dept, of Revenue, 1939- 40. Instructor h Tax Administration, Univ. of North Carolina, 1936-37; assL proC of law 1940- 41; Assoc. 1941-47; Prof, of Law since 1947. Visiting Prof, of Law, Univ. of Texas, Summer, 1948. On leave of absence 1942-45 for seivice «i U. S Naval Resei-ve, returning to inactive duty as Lieutenant Commander. Subjects: Pleading and Parties, Trial Practice, Taxation, Tax Problems, Evidence, Federal Jurisdiction, Municipal Corporations. Author of various pamphlets and official state reports on tax Laws and tax problems. Member American ;uid North Carolina Bar Associations. KEETON, WERDNER PAGE, Dean and Prof, of Law, Univ. of Oklahoma, School of Law. b. 1909. A.B., LL.B., 1931, University of Texas; S.J.D. 1936, Harvard I'niv. Asst. prof, of law, Univ. of Texas, 1932- 35. On leave of absence 1935-36 at Harvard Law School; assoc, prof, of law 1936-39; prof, of kiw since 1939. Asst. Dean, University of Texas, 1940-42. On leave of absence 1942-45. Served successively as chief counsel. Petroleum Branch, Division Counsel, Fuel Division and Price Executive of Petroleum Branch of O.P.A., Washington, D. C. 1942-45. Served as Assistant Chief Counsel of Petroleum Administration for Var, Washington, Q C., 1945. Subjects: Torts, Common Law Pleading, Code Pleading, Contracts, Mortgages, Trade Regulations, Security, Misrepresentation and Mistake, Equity, Criminal Law. Published articles in Texas, l linnesota Law Reviews and Oklahoma Law Reviews. Member Texas Bar Association, American Bar Association, Oklahoma Bar Association, Judicial Council of Oklahoma, Executive Committee of Assoc, of American Law Schools for 19 46 Panel of Law School Advisors to Executive Committee of Assoc, of American Law Schools for 1948 MALONE, WEX SMATIIERS, Asso. Prof, of Law, Louisiana State University., Billon Rouge, La. h 1906 B.A. 1928, Univ. of North Carolina, Univ. of Chicago; J.D. 1931, Univ. of North Carolina; LL.M. 1933, I larva I'd I'niv. Admitted to practice h North Carolina ii 1931. With legal dept of living Trust Co. New York, X. Y., 1933; associated witii Reed, iloyt Washburn, New York City, 1933-35. Prof, of law, Univ. of Mississippi, 1931-32, and 19 3 53 ft Senior Attorney for Construction, Federal Public Housing Authority 191 24 4; visiting prof, of Jaw, Northwestern Univ., summers 1937, 1915 and 1947; Univ. of Texas, summers 1911 s xl 1948; asst. prof, of law, Louisiana State Univ. 1939-41, asso. prof. 1945-48, Prof of Law since 1948. Subjects: Contracts, Jurisprudence, Torts Relational Interests, Workmen's Compensation, Civil Procedure, Sales, Legal Bibliography, Corporations, Tnists, Qiuisi Contracts, Personal Property, Municipal Corporations, Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, Trade Regulation. Faculty Editor, Louisiana Law Review, 193941, 1945-47. Con- tributed articles to various law journals. NABORS, EUGENE A., Prof, of Law, Tulane Univ. of Louisiana College of Law, New Orleans, La. h 1905. A.B. 1926 Washington and Lee I'niv.; LL.B. 1928, J.S.D. 1932, Yale Univ. Asst. prof, of law, Tulane Univ., 1928-30. Assoc, prof. 1930-33; prof, of law since 1933. Admitted to Louisiana bar, 1930. Honorary member. New Orleans Bar Association, member Louisiana Stale Bar Association, American Bar Association. Member of Um? Council of the Louisiana Stale Law Institute, 1941-42, 1946-; Boaid of Governors, Louisiana State Bar Association, 1941-42; 1948-49; Motion Picture Panel of Arbitrators 194142. Subjects: Agency Partnership, Evidence, Legal Liability, Equity, Insurance, Admiralty, Oil ;wid Gas, Personal Property, Corporation Finance, Trusts, Public Utilities, Taxation, Legislation. Pub. articles ii Tulane Law Review. On leave of absence 1931-32 while serving as Sterling Fellow at Yale Law School. On leave of absence for active duty with the U.S.N.R., 194246 XOTTELMA.NN, RIDOLPH HANS, Prof, or Law, Univ. of Washington School of Law, Seattle, Wash, b 1891. A.B. 1912, Monmouth College; M.A. 1913, Illinois Univ.; LL.B. 1922, Yale Law School. Prac. with Geo. Keenan, Minneapolis, Minn., 1922-25, Prof, of History Tarkio College, Mo., 1913-18; Prof, of Political Science Monmouth College, 1925-27. Prof, of Law Vnlv. of Washington School of Law since 1927; summer session, Stanford Univ. 1930, 1941, and Univ. of Texas, 1948. Subjects: Equity, Trusts, Public Utilities, Labor Law, Suretyship, Mortgages. Compliance commissioner. War Production Board. Public member, 12lh Regional War Labor Boat'd. TRELEASE, FRANK JR., Assoc. Prof, of Law, Univ. of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyo. lx 1913. A.B. 1937, LL.B. 1938, Univ. of Colorado. Admitted to practice fei Colorado, 1938, Wyoming, 1946. Associated with Bannister Bannister, Denver, Colo., 1938-39; Yeaman, Gove Huffman, Denver, Colo., 1939-42; Member of Firm, 1940. Assistant Secretary, All American Aviation, Inc., Wilmington, Del., 1943-45. Trial Examiner Civil Aeronautics Board, 1945. Instructor ii Law, Univ. of Colorado, 1942, AssL Prof. Univ. of Wyoming 1942-43, 1946-47, Assoc. Prof, since 1948. Visiting Prof., Univ. of Texas, Summer, 1948 Subjects: Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, Public Utilities, Business Units, Domestic Relations, Damages, Code Pleading, Labor Law, Water Rights, Torts, Federal Jurisdiction, Judicial Remedies, Equity. Member Advisory Committee Id Wyoming Supreme Court cn Rules of Procedure. Roster of Law Students 1948-49 Aber( n m b.e, Jot. n Bufo rd Abney, Herbert J., |r. Abraham, Frank Thomas AbramSon, Harold Calvin Acreman, Walter Henry Ada m s, lam es N. Add .son, Max Clark Adey, Herbert Fitzhugh, II Adkins, Bonnie Roy e, Jr.______ Akin, Henry David, |r. Aldrete, Cristcbal P..� I Alexander, Archie Albert, Jr. Alexander, Edgar lack Allday, Martin Lewis Allen, Claude Traweek Allen, Henry Kiper Allen, |a k Kenneth Allen, jack Mo rr.s Allen, Nelso n Allen, Richard . ... Allen, Roy Leonard Allen, W.ll.am Hoover______ Allen, William W. Alsup, Ace Hill, Jr. Alter, Nelson Tobias Alvis, Chambliss Eugene Animerman, Edwm F. Anderso n, Donald Marvin (Visit Anderson, Doris Ehlinger Anderso n, Edwin Alexander Anderson, George V., |r. Anderso n, Joe Edward Anderson, Robert Eugene Anderson, Wiley Newton, Jr. Ann.R Leon Darrel (Visitor) Archer, Will.a... Reynolds, |r. Armstrong, Robe t Vnght, |r. Arnett, Dav.d Carl (Visitor) Arnold, Thomas Oren Arnold, William Buck Arnold, William Hendrick, III Ar«nSon, Sigmund Joel Ai red o ndo, Edward Estrada _____ Arrington, Curtis Ho well ______ Ashley, Connell Dew.lt _ Atkins, r o bert Forrest Atkinson, Henry Troy, |r. Atlas, Morris Austin, Charles W. Austin, Robert Will.am Austin, Russell Dav.d Babb, Charles Miller Babington, William Robert Baco n, Drew O'Neal Bader, Berlran Th o... as Bailey, James Patrick Ihiley, Ray Elm0, |r. (Vis.tor) Bain, Kenneth E., |r. Baker, Alonzo Wyatt Baker, Jehue Boone Baker, Robert Vayne, |r. Baker, Ross Grady IE, us to n, Texas La... pasas, Texas Tyler, Texas Dallas, Texas . Austin, Texas Ho usto n, Texas Lubbock, Texas Dallas, Texas Haskell, Texas Dallas, Texas Del r io, Texas Galveston, Texas Phillips, Texas Austin, Texas _Houston, Texas Austin, Texas C„lu bus, Texas Periyton, Texas Palestine, Texas Tyler, Texas Georgetown, Texas Perryton, Texas ______Laredo, Texas Ten. pie, Texas San Antonio, Texas Austin, Texas Austin, Texas r) Austin, Texas Housto n, Texas Houston, Texas Wichita Falls, Texas Galveston, Texas Dallas, Texas Ho usto n, Texas Aii.ar.llo, Texas H„ust„n, Texas Ft. Wo rth, Texas Lufkin, Texas Housto n, Texas Houston, Texas Texarkana, Texas Austin, Texas W.ch.ta Falls, Texas Dallas, Texas - — ——1 Baldwin, Mis. Florence Rail, Thomas Armour Ba... fo rd, Th o ... as Kennedy Banister, |ohn Randolph, III Bankhead, Thomas A. Barber, Edgar Paul Barker, |erry Dell Barnes, W.ll.a... Roy Barnett, Bruce Ellsworth Barnett, Robert Caldwell Barni. art, J« h n Newh all Barr, Nor... an Wayne Barron, B„ bby Claude _______ ___ San Saba, Texas _ Co Id Springs. Texas Texarkana, Texas Ho usto n, Texas Ho usto n, Texas Austin, Texas Electra, Texas Topeka, Kan. Wichita Falls, Texas Frankston, Texas Houston, Texas Ho usto n, Texas Luling, Texas Floydada, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Amarillo, Texas Baytown, Texas Houston, Texas Norfolk, Virginia San Antonio, Texas Dallas, Texas Austin, Texas Lo ngview, Texas ___Seagraves, Texas v Galveston. Texas Austin, Texas Houston, Texas ____ Denton, Texas Beeville, Texas San Angel „ , Texas ____Eastland, Texas Barron, James Douglas Bartley, Albert Lea, Jr. Barton, Warren Douglas Bask.n, Pat McKinney Bates, J a... es Storey----- Bays, Nor... an Wade Beall, Thomas Alexander Bean, Wo odrow____________ Beck, Charles Denny Be k, Kenneth Filmore Bee kcr, Gerald Durand Bell, James Harvey ______ Benn, John Edward Beimel's, W.llian. Haywood, III Bennett, Will.am C. Bennett, William Moore Bens oil, Charles Eugene Berlin, Edgar Lee Berry, 111 o... as Eugene Berzett, kuven Wadi i ngl� n Bittic k, T. W. Blanto n, J ac k Sawtelle Blanton, Le„ June ___ Blaydes, Shelby II. Bledsoe, Will.s Harrison Bioci. er. Arch Charles, Jr. Blu... enth al. Nor... an Aar« n Blu ... rosen, Jake r ube Bo eckm an, Duncan Eugene Boger, Olive Patricia Bond, WilUn Roy.e Bo nner, Staylo n Mo ntgo m ery Bo nnette, Irley A. Bo.kout, Hal H.ll Bo ..lie, Parle k Henry, Jr. Bo o ne, Robert E. Bottler, Edgar Owen Bo in land, Gustav Bradley Bowden, Jocelyn Jean Bowen, Roy Tilford Bo wer... aster, Walter Bowel's, Forrest Burton B..w.e, Andrew Davidson, Jr. BoWman, L. Linton, III Boykin, Francis Marshall, III Bradford, George Cram Bradley, R« bert Edward Lee Brady, Jack Edgar Brady, Jesse John, Jr. Bragg, Jeff Davis, Jr. Brahaney, Edwin Leo Bramlette, Frederick Erskine Brandi, Edgar Bolden Brnnda, Eldn Stephen Brann, Albert M. Bramio m, Thomas Miller Brelsford, Harry G. Brelslord, Homer George (Visitor) Brians, Lewis Elwm Briggs, Omar, Jr. Br.gman, Fred Cox, Jr. ____________ Briscoe, Frank Bristol, Frederick Robert Br.tt, B. A., |r. Britt, Charles William Broad, Thomas Kirkpatrick Brock, Dan Morgan _ Brookreson, D. J._______ Brooks, Jack B._______________ Br., oks, Leland Donald Br,.wd3r, Gerald.ne Bi o wn, Carroll Edward Grown, Ell.s Merrinv.ii Bi'..wn, Glaydell Frank ML Sylvan, Texas Ladoma, Texas Ft. Worth, Texas Austin, Texas Edinburg, Texas Com by, Texas J a« kso nv i 11e, Texas __El Paso, Texas Nacogdoches, Texas Wichita, Kansas ______Buffalo, N. Y. __Beau m out, Texas ___Houston, Texas Dallas, Texas Austin, Texas San Antonio, Texas Hale Center, Texas . Port Ned.es, Texas ...... Austin. Texas _______Em 0ry, Texas El Paso, Texas llo uslon, Texas Waco, Texas Ft. Stockton. Texas Lubbock, Texas Owensbo ro, KentUc ky _____ Houston. Texas Corskana, Texas Dallas, Texas Beau m o nt, Texas Houston, Texas Vidiita Falls, Texas Beaumont, Texas Corsicana, Texas L. ttlef.eld, Texas Ft. Worth, Texas Tulsa, Oklahoma San Anto ni.., Texas El Pas,., Texas Harlingen, Texas San Ant „ n..,, Texas Snyder, Texas San Ben. to, Texas Greenville, Texas Austin, Texas Dallas, Texas Houston, Texas Gladewater, Texas Austin, Texas Austin, Texas M. dland, Texas Corpus Christ!, Texas ______ Dris, oil, Texas Port Arthur. Texas Hamilton. Texas Austin, Texas L Houslon, Texas Dallas, Texas Loraine, Texas Denis., n, Texas _____ Uvalde, Texas • r ic h n.,. nd. Texas San Anton.o, Texas Texarkana, Texas R st. a r .n, Texas Dallas, Texas Ft. Worth, Texas Seymour, Texas Beaumont, Texas Dallas, Texas __ Fort Worth, Texas McAllen, Texas Corpus Christi, Texas Bo nt. a... , Texas Brown, 1 lu Ion Bra icr..... Brcw n , Koith L.---------r-;— Blown Ollie Dickson. I -Brown Paul Ncdcy Brown Reynard (.nines _ Brown Richard U« Blown� William Ice —-— Brownie«, William • Bruoe, lloma- Lmdsoy. Jr. Brundrott, Gooigc l-ce ji. Brunner, John Richard —.— Bryant, L o Donnell Jr. Buchanan, Defter Harold ..... Buck. Raymond E.„ jr-Buckley. Vincent Hanw Buckner. Donald Arthur ------- Bullard. James Thomas Bullard. William Carl ----- Bullion. 'Ihomas r- Bunto n , Lucius Deha Bufol l Beiton --------------- Burge. Rub o it W xle Bumcy. Noivel Chapman Burris. Sm Houston Burros. Swn Ihomas _ Butler. Oarenoe Jackson Butler. Rcy Anderson Butts, Chari cS Dina Byrd. Tonnctt I inward (ladenh « ad, I xAuxl French Cadwallader. Oscar Julius. J • Cain Jimmy Ihcrly ------------ Caldwell James Wiley Caldwell. rrH Caldwell tHOm® Jones. Jr. Callahan Jack Wiliam Callan. Sain Waring fiinyb c II. Philip Hi Caplin. Goodman Le Carey, Robert WeJcy Carpenter, Darrell Odom „— Carpenter. Rcgui Ciirr. John Jeff.rson ----- Carson, Ray. )•■ Carter, Keith Clark Cartwright; Jerome Casebier. John a rthur, Jr. Cassidy, O ftxxi Wilson, Jr. Castledlne. Jimmy II---------- Casten. 1. P. (Visitor) Cathey. Sidney Jo -—— Cautey. Ilymond Dougas Cavazos. Oscar (Y-sitoi) Chadwick, Harvey Baldwin Chandler, l-Yod Clark Jr. .. Chandler. Geoigc Wilson Chandler. Sidney Pleasant. Jr. Cheatham, Vi«y lewis (h i Iders. Jack Durrctt Childers, Sterling Smpson Childs. Nud Ik. Chubb. Niles T; Ounney, Wiiam Ihomas. |r CU'c, George Edward Clark. Beattie Carol Clark. Jack N«mm Clark. Richard Maser Clark. Boswell Brisban c Clark. William Ramsey CUiyton, John Bunyan III d.gg, Jake BamoS, Jr. Clifton. Ihomas lee — Clinkenbeard. Neil E.......... Cloyd, 1 eo n Ke lly ---- Coats. John Cte« Cobh Gene Stuart Cobh Have II —_—-Cochran Leroy Merrell Jr. Cxxly, Thomas I lugh C S, Jr. Texas T • xas Texas 'ItXK Tc xas TcXl s Tcxk 'Pcxk T xas Tc xas 'ItXK ....Jacksonvill e. 'I'ocas Sterling. Illinois Waller, Texas Sherman Tcxk I lamlin. Tc xas Fort Woitli, 'Pcxk Cleburne. Tcxk Pc rryton 'lexis I lousten To xi s ______Bockport, 'PeXis ___ Waco. 'I cxi n Fhrt a rthur, Texas Ixmgview, 'lexis Fort Worth, I lousten. Houston Ai n ti n Houston Id oil. 'Pc xas a ustin, Toxa Austin. Corsicana. Flore s Vi I le. Tc XilS a lice, 'Pock Dallas, a ustin. Greenville. Wkh i hi Falls. (Bastrop, Louisiana A bilcne, 'PeXK ___ I lous t on. 'IfcxK Lufkin. Texas 1 lot Springs, Arkansas Stillvva t er, Oklahoma I lousten Tc xas Nacogdoches. Sm Angelo. _ Port Arthur, I lousten. a ustin Texas Lubbock, Texas __a usti n. Corpus Christi, ______Holliday, To xas Cleveland, 'Pock Waoo, Fort Stockton Richards on. Texas Wichita Falls, Texas _Leonard, Texas Dublin Texas Corpus Christi, Texas Raymondville. Texas Sn Anton io. Texas (Aivelland, Texas a nahuac, 'Pock Gorpu s Christi, 'Pc xas 'Itxs 'Pock 'Poci s To xas 'Pcxk 'Pock Texas Texas (i)fcr. George Hume ............... Colby, John a rthur ....... Cole, Robert Ion Cob. Hobert Randolph Cole mm. Kennth Jack (Visitor) Colley, Paul Si its III Collier, Ralph Kirkwood Collin %. Wi 11 ia m Goldw e 11 Condron Clifford Dale ......... Conley, Carl Calvin____________.___ Connor, James Regan_______ Connor. Paul DcWitt Connor, Rcb c it Charles Conwiiy, Walt c i' B Cook, David demon _____________ Cootidgc, Jo cl R Cooper, Jesso Willingham (]oot e r, Paul Adam Corbett, Ekncxy Thompson Jr. __ Cottingham. Charles Daniel Courtney. Quintard Peters. Jr...... Couitney, William lly Qaig, William J enkin ............ Craven Charles L. Cmwford, a lire lrcn_______________ Crawford, Robert Si mmon s. J r. Crawford, William I leruy _ _______ Or ighton, Thomas Will iam Ciews. Thomas Will iam Q itcs, Omar Don Jr. Croft. Thomas Cross. Janies Eduard ._ Ciow, James Dickons on ------------ Culhan c. Francis Goido n Cunningham livid Wym Cunningham. Grover Ben nofc, Jr. Cunningham Joe Brace Daggett. Allen James IXiilcy, John lilwaid ______ Dale, Akin Sandfbixl ............. Dale; John Richard I Xilch i tc, Ho n ry G. Wk Da mum i, Byron Danyl Danheim James Finest Daniel. L«a lly I )arcy, I larr i s Palmer Darden William IkimxHi Darrouzct, Jacques Patrick j Davidson John Bony ____________ Davie. Robert SnOud Davis, Richard Dev id Davis. Sfem Walkup, Jr. Davis, Thaddcus Wcsky Myron IXivis. Thomas IL-nry III .. Duin, Benjamin J.. Jr. .. |]ba nda, James________________ DeForrest Jack Talley (Visitor) ________Aistin, Texas Fort Voith. 'Pcxk ......Lubbock. Texas __Sn Antonio, 'Pc xas _______a ustin. Texas ...Henderson. Toxas I Icxk t on . To xas ___El Piuo. Texas Throckmorton. 'IV xas _ llynxi n dvillc. 'Pcxk _____ Abilene, To xas _______a vingc r, Texas Fort Worth. 'Pcxk Texarkana, a rkansas ___Si rtton, 'Pcxk _____Houston, Texas _______ a usti n. 'Pcxk __Fort Woith, 'Pcxk Midland, Texas -Houston, Texas ...Yort Worth. Texas TV mple. Texas Mi am, 'Pcxk Austin. Texas ________a usun TV xas Crystal City. Tcxk Fomcy, TV xas Mhcral Velis. TV xas Freer, Texas I b u St On, Tc xas Fort Worth. 'Icxk ... a giui IXilcc, Texas •••:,_Canadian, Texas ________Austi n, Tcxk Houston, Texas Big Spring. Toxa ... Big Spring, Tcxk -----.. A UStln , TcXaS _______Houston, Teas Houston, Texts U ____Diljoll 'Pcxas —_GalvcstOn, Tcxk _ GalVestOn, 'Pcxk ______Bfcnham Tcxk I lamlin Tcxk ______,_A lhtin, Texas ______h olliday, Texas __ a ustin, Texas __ n Antemo, Texas .... a ustin, 'Pcxk Beaumont. Texas ______Ibuston, 'Pcxk _____a ngleton, Texas _________A Ustin, Texas Brc ckenridge, Texas ii oust On, Tcxk (Corpus Christi, 'Pcxk Ath-ns, 'Pcxk CorpiK Christ, 'Pcxk Dennison. John P. (Jack) a ustn, Texas Ballinger, Texas Dickie, James a lb. it Fairfield, TV xas Fort Worth Texas Diggs, Marshall Ram soy, Jr. Dallas, Pcxk Si ii Antonio. Tcxk Dillard, TYuctt Qbon Ris i ■■ g Stir, 'Pcxk Sn Antonio. 'Pcxk Dixo ii, :ohn Wilburn liwie. Kxas 1 kn s ton. Texts Doncgan, Chuuies 1 leruy. Jr... Segu i n, Uxas Fort Woith, 'Pcxk Dorma ■«, Job ■■ IXivis Huntsville, Tcxk a the ns. 'Pcxk Ills civ r, J. 11 my. Jr. Sweetwater, 'lexis . G lad c wilt c r. TV Xiiv l Ks, Robert lawreno. _ Wi i tewiight, 1 c xas Center, 'Pcxk Dowdy. William C (Visitor) McKinney. IVxas Dallas, 'Pcxk Dcxfol . Bill Brace Dalkis, Icxk Trinity, 'Pcxk Haskell, Tcxis Waoo, 'Pcxk _ hTomot. Aust i n, Miithis, I louste n . 'Pemple. 1 Ions ton. 'IV xek TV xas 'IV xas 'Pcxk Tcxk Texas Drake, Edwuixl Jumus Dnyer. Roger Monoc LXiBose, Jiimes Shackelford IXiggc r, James V Dulling, a mold Jesse IXincan, Ikirold Flemming, Jr. DUnn. Thomas Clinton _________ Dunning, Finest 11 DuPuy, George Kelley__________ Dallas. Texas Shiner. Texas Fort Worth, 'Rxi s Honnctta, Texas Cuero, 'Pcxk _ . a ustin, 'Pcxk h ouston, Texas Port Arthur. 'Pcxk Lufkin, 'lexis IXu+iarn Allan Curtis ...............Ikxiston IfexaS Dwyer, Patrick Earl FJ aSO« as Dwyu. Sin J. _____ - Q P «so. Texts Dw er. Will, m Q.� ves Houston Tbas Bason. Nirtlnn W ------------------------ Austin. Ibas Ihunne. Caries R.chcy _ Hexcton teas Abner, Gsuu Tbimis .................... lloutfoix 'teas FXkhrdt, Noimn Wuivhach --------------- Austin, 'tea l-dwauls, Ifenjarrin Franklin. Jr. Clarksville, Tbas Edwards; CiexkLe Farlin .... Inbbock. Tbas Eggeit, Fxlgir I la man Jr. .. Rob Dwrx Tbas Ehlcit; Charies Heniy, Jr. CaGr.« nge, Tbas kJHat W Iliam Jenkins .Brenhcun 'teas l-ickenroht. Mrvin litus__________________BeUaire, Ibcs Hi edge. Riynmd Philips. Jr. ------------- Hexirton ;ibas Ellington. Owen Ifcrmxiek ..----------FJ ’R .«s Elliott. Jack David ...................... Austin 'Ibcas Elliott, Real Austin ... ----Texuk m. 'teas William Clyde, Jr. Canton, Ibas Eilis. Vdney (Vis .tor) _ Sn Antonio. teas Embleton Robert Vernon, Jr. Sri a nonio, Tbas 1 iwin VIiiam Franklin Jr. Austin, lexis I-skew, lixen Robot_______________—Nam , ngee. Tbas Htchison, Allied Robert (Visitor) Brownsville, lexis kjesi Ca nyie G. Smington, Ri IV . ns. Frank (ianettsem III ------------Houston lexis I Vanx. Mnxi Abbott _______________________ Sweeny, lexis Eve, Philip llcmy. Jr. Fort Wotth Tbe.s F.ll0l Robot Chir „ Austin, 'lexis Pansier, (h.rlesN. L, reek). Tbas F.� rlow, Al la n W _............. .? Austin Ibas Farmer, 'Km Linghome__________________Henderson Tba Faulk. William Abney Brownsville, 'lexis kb U Mr in.................v - Temple lexis Ferguson. James E ......................... Hiarr, Teas Ferguson James Ritrick —.................. Palestine. Tbas k'agiwon John 'lyier —N� v. se ... loss k'agusoix Robert C., Jr. _• Eastland. ’Ibe.s Ic'agtson William I it mu 1 ex' _ • Houston 'lexis k’enet EdMod 1 ingvk.w. Tbas Finklea. W.iliam Ryan -...... d.� IUis. lexas I .nley. George Paikey, Jr. Al ilene, Ibas Finnegan, William Nicholas Houston lexis l-lbgeger a Id. Gri Sn.th.............. Kingsville, lexis Flavin, Arth u r Wl iiam . .. ••• Houston lexis Flores. Rafoei Humberto L. redo, l exis Flowers, Q.ftonA P«J t Aithur. ILv.s Flowers; Robert Ciyde, Jr. _ ____Sn Artoroo. teas Fluschc, Mk Rui, Jr. ...................... Austin. Texts Ford, Ibugi.is W.,:sh ......... •■_. Austin lexis Ford Robot H-an___________________________ Abiiene, Tlx.., Forney, John Peter, Jr. . Hi us ton 'lexis Fort William Baker Aujfcn 'tea Fowler, Sidney Jlarvin Jr.................East i nei, Ibc., s Fox. lilwod M .............. ... I J [Ibas Fax, Richard Kay. Jr..—___________________ttaumont. lexas Fax. Wtiiam Cabin ............. I kxiston Iba� Fey. Dudley Biyan Jr.............. .Corpus Oni-sti. lexis l-oyt. a nton FXlna. Tba s 11 .. sier. J a mus Dcxigkis Geoigetown lexis Fr.iZ.1 r, liiw'ard IXin Austin Tbas Frozen Charles Clifford, Jr. Wichita Falls, Tbca Friedman, Bayard I lariy . . ... Fort Worth Tba s F'licdman. K u1 M . - P «so. Texts Frost. Cyrus B, Jr. ..Eastland, 'teas lit ibnght. John Wilbur .................... W.ce , Ibas Ruler, lidwii B ____________[_________________Austin Ib s Fuller. Uonel Raymond Austin. Texs F'ulmore, Sterling Robeitson J ‘....Austin. 'Ibc.� s QKle Ihor Cx'iakl Jr...................„.J3 lbe.,s Gallagher, James estor ............... I... ixxlo. Texs Gamblll, lawton Giaves ... _...Fort Worth 'IbcaS Gannon Frederic Giftxxigh ____IXill..s. 'lexis G.i ne , Jeihn Foit Worth 'Iba s G.i ixlner, Milton Franklin ................ Swenson lb;i s Gamer. Charles C .. .........Mineral Wells. ;ibas Garraixi. Sm Hexiston ...._ hok«, 'teas Garwood, Ciuvin Baxter, Jr. .... Ibuston ’• x-,s Gaiy, Otis liiin _Austin Ibas I ui ise Jr. Jr. Jr. Gates, Philip Al.«n .... Ceiling, Janxs Buike Gerard. Andie Guberson, Dorctfy Guberson Jack B Giekkn. Wid Lee • • Gicssel. Heray P. -Gilbert, Lanvri Ian Gilchrist Ikiiy Gilkerson Ckxxgp FI Gil i iianei, Ixikin T«y ior Gilmer. John IFtriTHn Gin el. Franklin l xiis Girardeau. Mimes -wtid c.twi i?r. Hany Hunt Jr. Gbielapp, W m.« m Alkjn Goldste n CRules Jacke Ckxxlkx . Bieckeruielge Ca tlett Goodrich Robat Rymoncl Goodson 'Iharsi % I lu gh. | r. Ckxigh. James Rowhnd Grahtim Carroll Ross O-a hint Jeihn PNI.p --------- Graham. Miuslri il White Graham, 'Ihomas J jsq)h Gran t, John G� Ihexin ...... Q-ant. Jeilin F. Gray. James Augustus Gray, lee Wiliam Gray, Richard Filwin Ckeen Ilubat William Grcenbeig livid lee Gregg, Ga.’u Mi nn Grice, Hanison Mr. on Griffith. Ifcuvcy Bunyand. Gioner, Muicxi Wiliam Guerr.� , Amulfo Guerra. H.e' .� r - — Guild. Wilkim Writer Guinn James lixiild Gutierre , Ihi i.o Francisco 11., ek n Ch.� l ies Mdrtyie Hagan M nxs Andiew I kigcins. Char: cs W Hi.ght. Willtim H Hat Gauge Creighton ll� 11, likrrn Gr.iiit Hall. M. ry FXxul__________ I h rriit on, Willi.«m Nami n Hammond IXnikl Vincent . Hancock, Ihmas V yne — 1 UuxDck. Wiuixr a sbuiy_____— Ibuxy, John (V.sitor) Hannan Joseph a leys.us Ham ay. Alien Burroughs; jr. I la rbeson. La wi once Stanley Hardee, Jack Y. ...... ........ Harrison Houston Bamalxts Hart Ira Reyal ........... Hart. Ira Van ............ Hart Jack .._......... • Hartman I.uther E ........ IL, th. weiy. Than a s W • -FLy. Bi wad lee . .. ■ • IUynes. (Randolph Arnold, It .,ton. James Elbert Jr. . Hefton On Ny.« rren _ I lekielbeig, J., mes M. rtin 11ims, William Hendrcn Hendeison Dme Eli, Jr— I lenderson Will .am 1-i.gene I leneken 1 twixl 'Ihomas I landoix Willim Clifton. J r. Herring. Gun id Ry ........... Hester, Darrell Banand .......j lleymar, Paul d. ............. I l.ggins, Va Iter Seya- s. J r. Higgs, loaiie Ry ............ II.ght, Ihm ..s IkMeil .. Jr Phoenix, Aiticn a Mai-shill 'Ibias I bust on 'lbc.,s Ikieki, 'tec.is lid a, 'Ibas .... Ei Ciuipo, 'Ibcas Houston lexis ________Rota n Tbcas College Station, 'lexis lubbock. Texts S i Antonio. 'Ibcas 0 9 ham 'teas _________.Caldweil, Tbcas _______Galveston 'teas Jacksboro, 'Ibas Houston 'lexis I (ouston 'Ibas Staunton Viigmla Fort Worth 'ibe.,s ... Austin 'teas I] Paso 'I'exis Buckho its. Texts a ustin. 'IfcXaS Biownsv .sle, 'lexis 1 tu % ton 'Ibas ...........Dallas, Ibcas • Ckiv.lex, 'Ibcas Caidwell, Tbas Caldwell. 'Ibca� DallaS, 'IfcXaS _S., n Antonio. 'Ib4is .G., Iveston Ibcas Boiger, 'Ibcas I louston _ Widlit., Falls. _______. Houston Rm a, I lehbmnvllle. Austin . Tyler, Rio Gianele C.’ity. ... lb ..stem Macules, ______ oenbon St.llwiter, Arkansas _________a ustin. Texas .•«. Edinbuig, lexis ...Austin, 'lbe.,s ........- • A ustin, Burnet. • — • . .D a I la S, — ...._._._a ustin . Bea u mont, Tbas ••• _. Fittsl) u Igh. Pa. • . 7.... I louston Tbcs Austin. Tbas — Chandler, tea s P.lis, TfeCaS ........... lilies. T’exis ......... Housto n, 'lexis ........._DaIlas, Tbtis • S. n a ntonio, 'teas M........A UStin, —_ .. Mailin Austi n . .... ... Cushing, Slx'imin ...a ustin • Austi n , a ntonio; Ibuston, Texas V.... j'llel 1.,nei, Tbas .....Porryton, 'teas . . . I lebbrorrvil ie, Ttxis . Austin. Tbe..s N w York City. n. Y. Mw Braunfeis, 'teas -•..... IkXLSb) n, TlXls .........Austi... 'Ibas Texts lexis Ibas Tbas 'teas Tbc., s 'I’exis 'Ibe., s T’exis Texts T’exis Tb(.is Ibe.s 'teas Texts .Xmi T’exis Tbas T’exis Tb a s 'IbiaS 'teCaS Texes Tbas Hightower, Joseph Pa ul, Jr ._....San Antonio, Texas Joseph, Floyd Harold ., Sinton, Texas Hilgers, William Blanks Austin, Texas Jungm.. n. Young Frank Houston, Texas Hill. Robert Madden ... Dalhs, Texas lunker, lean Edward Rosenberg, Texas Hill, Wiiton Ray Chehaiis, Wash. Kacir, Charles Stanley Milliard, Clayton Paui .. Kenosha, Wisconsin Kampmann, george Adams San Antonio, Texas Hite, Otis Duane Paragon, Indiana Lyons, Texas lloagland, Frank Edward .. Corpus Chrisli, Texas Kaufman, Jack Hammer . San Antonio, Texas Hobbs, Robert Fort Worth, Texas Kavanaugh, Bill Lyle _ Round Rock, Texas Hodges, Joe Henry, Jr. Be., umonl, t exas K. at hl y, Herbert Lee, Jr. . .San Antonio, Texas HodgeS, Le land Alien Fort Worth, rex s Keeble, Charles Cecil .Galveston, Texas (lodges, Quinnan Hughes Houston, t exas Keenan, Ray Henry ... Austin, Texas Hodnetl, Richard C. ... .... Austin, Texas Keffer, John W. .... Amarillo, Texa s Hudson, Frederick Weed, Jr. Houston, Texas Keiser, Richard Marshall Harlinge n. Te xas Hoersler, Richard Fredericksburg, Texas Ke mpe r, t homas Marlin .... Houston, Texas Hoffman, Ross re rot Texarkana, Texas Kennedy, William Monroe Te Xa rkana, Texas Holcomb, Weldon c le nn Tylr r, t exas Ke rig, Dwan Vincent _Lynn, Mass. Holder, Lewis C. _. Austin, t exas K.rr, Crawford Smith, Jr. El p aso, Te xas Hoi Ionian, Brenner Kaye Lockhart, Texas Ke rshaw, Janie s Batte rsby Bryan, Te xas Hoiloway, Winiam Horace Hondo, TcXaS Ke ver, Justin A. Hebe r Springs, Arkansas lloimcS, Aubrey Gonzales, t exas Keys, William Mali _Corpus Chrisli, Texas Holt, Arthur Lee . c iddings, t exas Kiesling, Clarenc Edwin Miles, Texas Hood, Walter Lee, Jr. .. Houston, Texas KilL m, c eorge Roland, Jr. . . Easi Orange, N..J. Hopkins, Frank Russe II, Jr. .-- _ Tyle r, Te xas Kincaid, Alvis R. y .... Da lias, t exas King, Hugh Franklin Winona, Texas Hornaday, Emery Poik llaningen, Texas King, William Myrick Houston. Texas House, James C. (Visitor) Sanderson, t exas Kirk, CharieS Weldon c orman, Texas Howard, Amos II., Jr. Lubbock, Texas Kirk, David Asa Hunt, Texas Howard, George Stanish us . ..Austin, Texas Kirk, Stanley Cain - Brt ckenridge, r exas ••• Austin, Texas Kirwa n, John R. Ba rtlesville, Okia. Kiein, Howard Henry Tomball, t exas iluckabee, Ezt kiei Hugh .... Fort Worth, Texas Klein, Rubin Harry Slone wall, Te.;as Hudson, Herman Emerson •••• k...,Dallas, Texas Knight, Reuben B. Wichita Falls, t exas Hudson, James darkness ••• Knight, William Jackson, Jr. Houston, Texas Hughes, CharLs Ervin Sherman, Texas Koienda, Louis Cle nv ns Falls City, Texas Hughes, Edward P., Jr Krog, ce orge William Houston, rexas Hughes, G. Milton Kugie, William II. Oklahoma City, Okia. Hughes, Jon N. Kultgen, David Burks Waco, Texas Hughes, Malcolm Louis .... Kyle, Noble Weir ....... .-.Houston, Texas Hutchins, Robert Edgar .................«, re nvill. , r� x s Mutts, Fra nc s Audeen Chance.,............Houston, Texas Hynes, Joseph Kenneth •...................Beaumont, Texas Irion, James E......._..... ........,......Austin, Texas Irwin, Aubrey D................. Lufkin, Texas Jackson, Dan Webster, Jr. (Visitor) ......Houston, Texas Jackson, c rover Curtis ..........-....Crystal City, Texas Jackson, Jack Arland ............ Richland Springs, Texas Jackson, J. Rupert, Jr.......................Baird, Texas Jacobs, Kelly Porter ....v.............. Wichita, Kansas James, Thomas Edwin ...................... Austin, Texas Jayroe, Calvin Winfield ................ ..Kcilys, Texas Jefferies, Rollin Edgar, Jr. ......... ....Houston, Texas Jenkins, Raymond S., Jr.............Wichita Fails, Texas jenkines, William McKenzie, Jr. WesLco, Texas Jennings, Frank L., Jr............Sondheime-r, Louisiana Jeweil, c eorge Hiram, Jr. . . ......_...Fort Worth, Tex..s Jircik, Robert Alien •-..................Cleveland, Texas Johndroc, Standage Gordon, Jr..........Fort Worth, t XiS Johnson, Charles Frederic, Jr. ... . ..... .Sinton, Texas Johnson, Curtis L. (Visitor) ..... Corpus Chrlsli, Texas Johnson, Dale Harlan .................... J’ampa, Texas Johnson, David Nathan .................._Lubbock, Texas Johnson, Jack r. ray ...- .............Clarendon, Texas Johnson, J. Lee (Visitor) ................Austin, Texas Johnson, |oe Jackson, Jr..............Fort Worth, Texas Johnson, Samuei D...................-...... -Waco, Texas Johnson, Thomas B., Jr. ...................Houston, Texas Johnson, William Alfred, Jr. .......... ......Tyler. Texas lohnston, Alex Mercer ................. .Texarkana, Texas Johnston, Charles Marion ................ Marshall, Texas Joins, Charles Bell III r..........-..Wellington, Texas Jones, Donaid II....................-___..Houston, Texas Jones, Elliot Ward .........................Houston, Texas Jones, c uilford Lavendar, |r.........Marble Falls, Texas Jones, James Frederick .... .............. Bonham, Texas Jones, Richard Lowe ..........k......... -....Dallas, Texas Jones, Robert Hurt ..........-............Commerce, Texas Ladwig, Marlon Chandler LaHay«, Jimmie Donald Lambert, P« t II., Jr. Lammers, Conway Roe La mpe, William Ncathery Langley, Earnest Lee ... ___ Langley, John Carve 1 . Langworthy, William Biddle Lanhain, Joe T. ...._________ Lanier, Gus Lummus ...,...... Lanier, Robert Clayton ...... LaRue, ca roid Marvin ....... La tin m, Steve . ....... Latimer, Ralph r. Lawrence, John Michael III Lay, Thomas Fox __________•••■ Leach, -warren Bruc , Jr. Leachman, Neth Lowe, Jr. - Lee, Jack While ............. Lee, James Patrick .......... Lee, John Ruskin .......... Lee, Lav« me Jeannette ...... Le«, Lenoir Valentine, Jr... Le e, t horn, s lie nry Leflwich, CharicS Madison Leflwich, Snowden M., Jr. .. Legg, Reagan Houston Le men, William Laurence • • -Lemmons, Howard M. Lepick, Fred Charles, Jr. ... L me r, Israel ..........- Lemer, Julian Arthur Leslie, Charles Robert ......... Lester, Carter _ -- Lewis, Frederick F. .. ...... Lewis, Hairy Donaldson Lewis Howard 11,nry______ Le wis, Marion McLean ....... Grandview, Texas ..Port Art};lur, T, xas Wichita Fails, Texas ..........-„ Dallas, Texas ___________Amarillo, Texas .....Sweetwater, Texas Riviera, Texas ..Leavenworth, K, nsas _ ■........._Austin, t exas Ma rquez, Texas ........... .Pe II y, Te xas Fort Worth, Texas Mason, r exas —...... Honea Path, S. C. Bryan, t xas Hempstead, Texas ......-. Houston, Texas .......... Dallas, Te xas • —.. . .Mason, t exas ............Newton, Texas ...... .....Austin, Texas ...... .....Mason, Texas Jacksonville, Florida .... Houston, Texas r. reenville, Texas __________ Dallas, Texas Kaufman, t exas ----- . San |Ua n, Texas --- ... _Ozona, Texas ...__________Austin, Texas .......__g a Iveston, t ex. s _ ; a Iveston, Texas ...........Eastland, Texas ........... Austin, Texas ____...Chicago, Illinois .....Stigler, Okla. Houston, Texas .......;. Beeviile, Texas Lewis, Rich.. rd Victor Lew..., Robert Edward Houston, T«x� Licck, Carles Joseph, Jr. san A., tonio, Tex.,s Liedt kc, W.II.,. m Clarence, Jr. Ligardc, Honorc Laredo, TeXaS Lindsey, Jim T. II OSt OI1, Te Xa s Lindsey, John Ray Jacksboru. TeXaS Lmdscy, Robe it Ya ncy, Jr. Lu. n, J a in.-$ Paul s pe a rnii ii , Te xas Lippman, Alan Fehrman Houston, TcXaS Lip.comb, B ranch Cole man, Littleton, Wilbur Fisk, Jr. |r. Sun Antonio, Texas san Antonio, TeXuS Livingstone, Robert Houston, TcXaS Loch te, D.. rie 11 Gray Locke, John Robinson, Jr. San An tonio, Texas Lofthiv, Harris E. Austin, Texas Loft .ii, Raymond Victor, Jr. LoltiS. Hairy .Ifoust i, J’cJ S mm Trier. TeXas Loftis, Walton O'Neil Logan, John A., Jr. OdeSSa, TcXaS LaGrangc, TeXa Long, Thom as urevard Longoria, David Austin, TeXnS Laredo, Tex.s Longoria, Rn ul (Visitor) Loomis, Wddon Sylvester, )r. Lor., no, Edw..rd Huggins (Visitor) LoronCe, Tom, Jr. ....... ............ Loud elite ck, lsa..c Newton (Visitor) Louis, Joe „..... ...... ......... Love, M, ry Margaret ................1_ Love, Sum winston ........... ......... ],ovcluCe, John Henry _____ Lowe, W. II.am J.. nvs Lowry, s t.. nlc y Tixkl Low i y, Tliom u� Lc c Grulla Tcx..s Houston! Texas Tyler, TeXuS Vernon, Texa, Austin TeXus Aust.n' Tex..s Dulhan! Texas Houston. TeX«s Austin, TeXuS Clarendon, TeXus _____Lu re do, Te X. s Tyler, Te X. S Houston, Texas Lura«, Sam |e lie r,on, Jr. _ Luk..s, Fr« ncis s t ..nUy Lun.., Otic Euri------------- Luscombe, John nickiiell, Jr. MeAlmon, George Alexander McC .. I II, E v e l e It Tate MrCull, George sidney . McClain, 11 oil. e Golden McCombs, Hilly). _........... Corpus Christ g TcX«s McConn, John Luke, Jr................... Houston, T«x-s McCutcheon, WiliLm Cum. (Visitor) . Austin, T«x.s south Bend, Indiana Garland, Texas ..El P.. SO, TeXaS _.EI Pa SO, TeXaS Palestine, TeXaS ...Austin, TeXaS LongvieW, TcX.S ; lcDa nic 1, Adriu n A. ! kD� nic I, Vc mon V.. ughn •- McDonald, iicii F., Jr. •• McDonald, John b c thuiv Me Dowell, Louis Sanborn McE.. che rn. W. 11L m T.. nsl.y McEl. oy, it en)u min Thoma s McElroy, )nvs D.. nie 1 •-McEn 11 ... Memphis, TeXiS Wichita Falls, TeXaS . .....Austin, TeXus _ .Palestine, TeXUS ...Austin, TeXaS - - _.Ania rillo, TeXaS ..... Dallas, TeXaS _______Da 1 la S, TcKaS Ogden, Utah RcX Lee McFarland, Edw� rd Tommy (Visitor) .... Lufkin, Texas McGovern, Hugh Janies, Jr.............. El Pa o, Texas Mdlu le, Gia rleS Edmund, Jr.... n e w Orleans, Louisiauu MclIargUe, J a nv s P.. ul .Midland, TeXaS LJc k e lla r, Edwin Irwin, Jr. Austin, TeXaS McKinney, Edw.. rd Canieron_____________Cooper, TeX.s Mck night, Charles Peyton ..............Quitman, TeX.s McLaughlin, Asa Reid McLuUghl.n, Edward it nice McLaughlin, Janies Donald McLeaish, Dun.. Id Charles .. McMahon, David Albert .... McMiche I, Jam eS Rob c n McnccI, Albert Maverick, Jr. M. dole, J e We 1 Pickford, Jr. •• Mahan, Horace spurgeon • Malnist rom, Leon. Lucille Maloiie, Eli a.yton ........... Maloney, John Patrick ......_ MarkUy, Ward William ... Marshall, Gyde Moig.. n, Jr. Marsli.. 11, Robe n k c ife r . Martin, Richard Franklin ., Miiriin, Winbum Dale „_A U t ill, TeXaS •__..Washington, D.C. J e We t , Te Xa s ...-.Goldsmith, Tex.s ...... Fort Wo, th, TeXaS ... Linden, Texas ....iwS an All t onlo, Te Xa S .........Ilea UIHOIk, TeXaS -• ...a. ,... Abilene, TeXaS Austin, TeXaS ....NeW Willard, TeXaS san Antonio, TeXaS ... ..._iieaiimont, Texas .rt. Worth, Tcx,s san Antonio, TeX.� Cincinnati, Iowa Dallas. TeXa, M.xwell, Rich a rd Thomas _ Mayfield, Vein on Gifford _ MayheW, William Joseph _____ Maynard, Ralph Jackson . M. yo, Ml n a lllle M. Xey A M.ys, Al� e Mulkey, Jr. M.y.%, J a nv s William Med. iiy, John W. T. Mciiv-rs, Philip Arthur .— Me Iche r. La wrc nee An ton.-Merr.ck, Keith Leon Me lea If, Ramsey n c II Me yc r. Cl a re nee Qi,r lc s ... Meyer, Hugh Hollow.y ... Meyers, Charlie Jarvis Miller, Klcbcr G..udc, Jr. _ ,MUJcrj Rrlph MiTliST Ha rvyt Mills, Al.Ce Louise Mi 1stead, Richard Gay____________ Mnter, Kenneth Cru,e, Jr. Mitchell, Thom a s Janie s MiZcll, Roben S eWe 11 Moerbc, Eric William Moffett, JeSse Rob e 1 1 Mason, Paui W-rnn .....................Wichita, K-iua Mm t gonv ry, I kin e r Gordon Montgomery, Janies Taliaferro Motrz. ngo, Goy De nson ________ Moody, D« n, jr. Moore, David G _____________ Moore, La wrc ncc, Jack Moore, William Dyer, Jr......... Moore, ylll .am Tyler Morg.. n, By..um L., Jr. Morgan, Don..Id NyilLam_________ Morgan, Jack Cochran Moig an. Jack Ga rrot t _....... Morgan, Jack MacGee_____________ Morgan, Janies ll«ms Morgan, Josepli Aliicr, Jr. ..._ Moroncy, Thomas Joseph, Jr. ____ Morris, Ca rl b e mard Mon is. He rill. II baa c Morris, J a nie s Arthur Morris, Joseph Bounds Morris On, John E., Jr. Mor r ow, Ge orge Wil 11.. m M),S, Joe Alba ugh _________ Mounc e, Edga r Wayn c —________ Muu lit, Ja nvs GlarieS Moursund, Travis McC.ory • Mullins, Alfred Hum as Mulle tin ix, Alfrc d W. (Visitor) Murray, Clark Fr� nklin Murray, Willi., m Owdi, Jr. Nance, Francis G..ylord n a ylo., Dow ell, Jr. _......... Neal, Andrew CUrtiS.............. Neal, Clyde Wofford ............. N e ill, Wa ller La 111. I' _ .__ Nelson, Ot.s Gey, Jr. _______ Netherton, Horace William....-- .. Newkirk, Robert st.Claire........ Nicholas, Anthony Michael, Jr. Nichols, John Ross ......... Nickels, William John, Jr. N icolas, Alfred N .............. Nicolas, Toufic -••■••-• Nienunn, Fred A. (Visitor) .----- n Hand, Jack Umoias.............. n okes, George Ot is, Jr......... Nrien, Wllford Alien............. N Orris , Howard Lee............. Norris, M's. Pa ul. R............ n oilon. Jams Lonnie, Jr......... Non!. n, Ru t h Eliza lx- th NoyCs, Jonathan lknv..rd N Uge nt, J antes E.......... N ye, Fra., k Ra udall, Jr. . ___... Ft. Worth, Texas ____.Ft. WOrtll, TeXas __________Ingram, TcX..s Louisville, Ky. Da ll.l S, TeXiS At la nt u. TcXuS N e W S alem, TeXaS ..Austin, TcXaS -Corpus GlriStI, TcXaS __Austin, Tex.s Abilcllc, TeXaS Hartford, Ala. ________ Nee d Vi lie, Te Xi S Hondo, Texas - - - _ Houston, TcXaS ___________Austin, TeX.s _______Ho a St on, TcXaS Austin, Texas - -_it e.. u mont, Te Xa s ___________Austin, Texas Wood v flic , TeXaS _________Ellingc r, Tex� s Kaufirun, TcXaS _____Bre llha 111, TcXaS ___________DHK-y, TeX-s Abilen c . TcXaS Wichita Falls, TcXaS ______Henderson, TcXaS Austin, TcXaS Gi a de Wa t c r, Tc Xa s ii rownwood, TcXaS _________De n t 0.1 , T e XUS ii ryBn, TcXaS _ A III a r !l lo, TeXaS ___ Pans, TcXaS ...KaUfni. 11, TeXaS De nt on, Te Xa s _ Porta lcS, N c W Mexico Gre e llv file . TeXaS Asheville, n .C. _________ Dali a s, Tc Xa s Cla re,, do.. , TcXaS Houston, Texas ______.Trinity, Texas Hollywood, Calif. Qua n. h, TcXaS _____ Tills a , Okl a hotlte ___Hebbronv Jlle , TcXaS __ Cleveland, TcXaS Fort Worth, TcXuS Sa n An t om o, Te xas ..Henderson, TcXaS ____. . Whitt, TcXaS _____FlOrcSvHIc, TeXaS Sail AlltOIl.O, TcXaS ...•• Ft. Worth, Texas • • i.-j, _ WaCO, TcXaS _. ..B c allIllOIlt, TeXaS :__-•. . Houston, TcX� s Tyler, Texas _Wichita Falls, Texas _ ... Austi .. , TeXnS . Ft . Worth, Texas ____Austin, TeXnS .... ...Bander., TcXaS Ga Iv cSt on. Texas • Corpus Christ,, TcXaS COlpUS Chlisti, TcXaS ;... • • - Yo., kum, Texas .......'.ii Paso, TeXuS Cors.e. n., Texas ...... .Dallas, TcXaS • - -Sail A lltoilio, TcXaS Austin, TeXas • • _n a cogdochc s, Tc X.. s Plai,,view, Texas _ DallaS, TcXaS .........K errvlllc, TcXuS ......... LaHcdo, TcXaS Oberle, 'Iheo do re Joseph ... Ochsner, liar old Warren O'Driscoll, Jeremiah Joseph Oeltjen, Walter E J. .. Offer, Alfred William Oliver. Robert Sidney .. Onion, James Collins port Arthur, Texas ii ei mario , Ma Galveston, Texas ( Grange, Texas San Antoni o. Texas Dallas, Texas Sin Antonio. Texas Onion, John Frank, Jr............. San Antonio, Texas Orr, Kirby DeLoss, III Osorio, John Otto, Olivet' IL Overshinel, George William Owen f rank III Owens, Charles Eugene Owens, George Webb (X uis, Gerald T., J r. .. Owens, Raul Roderick Pace, Mathious Alvin Pace, Will Dent Padilla, Arthur Carroll Padilla, John Ralph Palmer, George Warren Panned, William Cone ..... Parish, (Xerton L Terrell, Texas Aistin, Texas Council Bluffs, Iowa Corpus Christi, Texas ......f aborts, Texas Canyon, Texas Tulsa, Oklahoma ..Dallas, Texas Port Arthur. Texas Dallas, Texas Austin, Texas Corpus Chri sti, Texa s Corpus Christi, Texas .....p la inview, Texas ..Fort Worth, Texas Ballinger, Texas Parker. Jerome II., Jr..,............Fort V«rth, Texas Parks, William M ______... pampa, Texas Parrott, Milton iiarman .................... Waco, Texas Parten, Benjamin I.., Jr. ............. Franklin. Texas Passmore, Travis Leonard p ickto n, Texas Patman, William Neff Patton, Edward h., Jr. Paul, Virgil Eugene Payne, Robert Blaine Pearce, JVJoqji n lee Pears o n, James Way � e Pederson, Carl Jack Peeler, Ray Dos , Jr............... Penman, Jack l.anier Pennington, Warren Young Perkin, Willis Gladstone PetsCh, Glenn . Pfluger, Vem«n Martin (Visitor) Philley-, Eli David, Jr. Pickett, Periy Denny . Pined o, Frank M. Pitman, Cliarles L (Visitor) . Pledger, John Erhard, Jr. Plettman, Stanley Robert Texarkana. Texas Kerrvillc, Texas Brownw o od, Texas _ Tyler, Texas _Austin, Texas Kemp, Texas ii ousto n, Texas Bonham Texas Beaumont, 'Rxill ... Woodville, Texas Pharr, 'Fexas KerrviUe. Texas Pfiugerville, Texas Abilene, 'Fexas Fort Wort h. 'Fexas Aistin, Texas Palestine, 'Fexas h oustOn, 'Fexas Port Arth u r. Texa s Pollard, To mas Glover, Jr...................,'iyier, 'Fexas Policy, Oliver Milliard San Benito, Texas Poole, Aubrey IL .......................... Houston, Texas Porter. Charles 1C .............. - Garpu Christi. Texas lb iter. Joseph Craig _.......................Colorado City. Texas Potter, Frank Bee, Jr...v............... Fort -worth, Texas Potthoff, Beverly Jeanne................... Houston. Texas Potts, Robert J., Jr........v..............Harlingen, Texas Prause, Dallas Gibcl-t Valley Mills, Texas Prewett, Hartford Harry Hooks, Texas Price, John Emmet, Jr. (Visitor) Houston. Texas Pringle, Ralph Phillips Tulsa, Oklahoma Procto r. Jack Proctor, Patricia B. Parks Pruitt. Samuel Ip haw Puckett, John Eugene Purser, Sidney Eugene .. Coolidge, 'Fexas Austin. Texas Hillsboro, Texas ...El Paso, Texas Houston, Texas Quoye er. James Joseph, Jr............Ancon, Canal Zone Ragsdale, William Kenton Jacksonville. Texas Ramirez, lleana (Visitor) Lopeno, Texas Ramsey, William Bruce ...................... Mart. Texas Raney, Morris h.......................... Austin. Texas Rannenberg, John William ...............Montclair, N. J. Ratliff, William D., Jr....v.........Fort Worth, Texas Ray, Jack .......................... ,f ort Ny0 rth, 'Fexas Ray, Rcy Richard, Jr.........••..............Waco, Texas Reed, Don Cameron ..................... Lexington, Texas Rees-Jones, TYevor William Nacogdoches, 'Fexas Re ntfro, Daniel Lindsay—.............Browivville, Texas Rentffo, James L. ................... Brownsville, Texas Renze, Frederick James .................Texarkana, 'Fexas Reynolds, Herman ...................Goldthwaite, Texas Richardson, Randolph Macon Henderson, 'Fexas Ricks, Frank Wnren ....... Oakland, California Riseden. Joe Frank .................. Thornton, Texas Roach, John Lawrence. Roach, Lloyd Meyer Roberson. Frederick Wilson, Jr. Roberson, Russell Parker Robe 1fc, Allen L _ Roberts, Claude Columbus Roberts, Kenneth Roberts, Ijeonard f. Roberts, Rcy Denzel Jr. Roberts, Walton Simpson_____ Ro berts on, J o e 'rhaddeus Robertson, William A1 Robicliau, Hewitt Paul, Jr. Robinson, Albert James ______ Robiruo n, Charles Brice ..... Robinson, Charles Edwin Robiruon, James Victor Robinson, John M ........... Robinson, Luke Elgene ..._______ Robinson, p hill ip J. f ort Worth, 'Fexas VanAlstyne, Texas Ixjngview. Texas . ..Austin Texas Austin, Texas Beaumont, Texas Camp h o od. Texas ..., _ p as adena, Texas ....... Kennedy, 'Ibxa.s _________Tyler, 'Fexas __ Austin, Texas Po n Arth u r, 'Fexas __ Beaum o«. t. 'Fexas I )vi n gtOn , New Mexico Palestine, 'Fexas . M.. Fort Worth, 'Fexas ..........Kilgore. Texas ........ Spring, 'Fexas ____________Austin, Texa-. ..........Houston, 'Fexas Roehl, John Anthony Albuquerque, Nav Mexico Rogers, Andrew Jacob Childress, 'Fexas Rogers, f red W. ______w.......•____....Sherman, 'Fexas Rogers, nenry Hudson Austin, 'Fexas Romero, Gilbert Joseph ........... fbrt Arthur, Texas Rosch, lee Julius . . Id paso,Texas Rosenberg, h arvey..................... Houston, Texas Ross, Craig Ford I4 x son. Renal B. Rothermel, paul Marion Ro wan, Justin Michael Roy, f rank B. Ru deloff, Richard I-id ward San Altonio, Texas ..._Snydcr, 'Fexas Burton, Texas ... Athens, Texas VatertoWn. Tennessee „ „ ....Beeville, T exas Runnels, Charles Bethel. Jr. ............. Houston, Texas Russ. Bryan Franklin ....Somerville, 'Fexas Russell, Alford Junior ............. .Fort Worth, Texas Russell. Joe Neil Royse City, Texas Russell. William Acie Brownvwod, Texas Rutta, James Milton ..................... Columbus, Fexas Ryan, Thomas Francis ..................Queens, New York Sadler, Howard Claude .............. Port Arthur, Texas Sandahl, Cliarles I... Jr..... ....._.. _ Austin. Texas Sanders, h aro Id Barefoot, Jr.. ,....., . Dallas, 'Fexas Sanders, William McCall .............. ...Austin, Texas Sanford, William Reynolds Nortli h aven. Conn. Sarsgard, William Roger ..........� .... f ort Worth, Texas Saxe. Richard Baxter. Jr......................Odessa. Texas Sayers, Scott Philen ...................f ort Worth, Texas Scarborough, Charles law . one........... Abilene, Texas Scarborough, John Greenbeny ...............Palestine, 'Fexas Scherer, Paul Clarence ................... Rosenberg, 'Fexas Schleier, Robert Glass ......................Houston. Texas Sdioolfield, James William ..........Wichita Falls. Texas Schovajsa. h enry J........................ Placedo, Texas Schulman, Marvin .........................h oust, n, Texas Schulte, Cliarles Robert ..............,. El pa� o, Texas Schwartz, Aaron ...... ....................Galveston, Texas Scofield, Robert George................... ..VcrnOn, Texas Scott. Earl Morrow...................... Gatesvillc, Texas Scott, John Reed, Jr...................Takoma park, Md Scott, Louis Allen, Jr. ................. El pa%o, Texas Scott, William 1 toward, Jr.........,.....Jk)uston. 'Fexas Sen rlock, Reagan Andrew .r.. .....5iin Angelo, 'Fexas Seaberry, Virgil Theodore, Jr. — .........Eastland, 'Fexas Seale, h ilbert Kyle San Antonio, Texas Seals. Woodrow Bradley Baton Rouge, Louisiana Seeligsoii. Frates Slick ............ San Antonio, Texas Seipel. William Allan ................ San Antonio, Texas Selli n gslo h, John Sheniia n ..............Hoikton, Texa s Sewell, James Carroll Blooming Grove. Texas Sliarp, Robert Lee, Jr........................Dallas, Texas Shaw, John IL ........................ Sin Antonio, Texas Shaw, Robert Leland .................................Dallas, Texas Shearer. Parx f Ictcher....... ..........Baird, Texas Sheffield, Neal Y. IL ........................ Alvin, Texas shcltOn, Travis D.. arv- s Iu- ppard, Joseph Lawrence C UerO, TeXas slv rrin, c harks Ewell, Jr. Ss-agraves, Texas shincy. Joint llaroid Fort WoiUi Texas Shov i in, 1 iugh Pa trick Sa n a ntonio: Texas Shropshire, W.ii.ce Wells, Jr. a urtin, TeX., ShwifT, Marvin G. Dallas, TeXaS Si i h r, John Roll c rt . S. 11 Antonio, Te xa% Simmon s, .Joiin Tho... s, J r. Navasota, Texas Simpson, Frcd G., Jr. Ro� ring Springs, Texas S m p.on, Janic� P. Te mple, Texa s Sinclair, Robert Lawrence Amarillo, Texas Jkaggs, Jack c . San Antonio, Texas Si a mnge r, Ernest William Minbum, low. SIo m a n, Marvin Slierk . Tort Worth, TeX.s Smith, Qtrrol CL. rk Austin, Tex..s :mith, cedi L. Austin, Ten as sm ith, Qia rlcs Bernard, Jr. GalVestOn, TeXas Siiith, Edward L Dexter, e w Mexico Smith, JerOme M a Ustin, Texas Smith, paui I fe c rm. ns El PasO, TCXas Sn ith, perry Rowan Jena, Louisiana Smith, Robd WiD.. m Lubbock, Te xas Smith, Tad R, ndolph El PasO, Texas Smith, W.IIian Frank W.chita Falls, Tex � Smith, William Randolph Houston, Texas Sm ith, Vlllia m Truelt a ustil,. Texas Sm yth, William O'Brien Victoria, Texas Slle de kc- r, Se lde ii Noel Ray m ondvilk , Te xas Sieil, Robert Bruce Dunes a, Texas Snodgrass, John c. Temple, TeX;. s Sorrells, Dai 111codor. _ .. A b. le tie , TeXas S Or IV Ik, J a nv S Wa s III IlglOIl, Jr. . ab iienc, TeXas Spann, Bob j. Sa n a ntonio, T«x. s Spann, Jones San a ntonio, Texas Spa.ks, Joe Frank, Jr. Eastland, Texas SPeir, ci.flon E. a Ustin, Tex.s II, Kenneth c In,les (Visitor) Widi.ta Jails, Tex,, Spencer, James clarence (Visitor) .. Atiieiu, Tex.� Spic. r, c h. rles Booker, Jr.. . Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Spilman, W, de FclZcr Ms si on, Texas Stacey, Richard (Visitor) ,,, a Ustin, Tex.s Sta i ne, Ross Houston, TeXas Stailoiu s, Troy Malone .Tomb all, TeXas Stark, W. J. ....a ustin, Texas v L. riic s, J jert 11.. wki n� Lub bock, Tex , Slaton, Edward Ihr.. m Waco, Texas St. vi noh., Wenier Joseph .. Ga.. ado, TeXas Steen, lie Illy Gu te � A Ustin, TeXas s te .b, c urt f rank ■•••. ••- .Port Jervis, N. Y. Stevenson, Ben M. ivh. i .. - ■ Denver, Colorado Stiff, Gieim Ga ria nd Still Wagon, George c. ..... I lou s ton, Tex a s Sti iwell, Thoma s Ik rbert Te Xa rk. na, Texa s s lilt, Edw. n 'lliom ..� ... -...Lillie Rock, a rk.. ivas .stockton, Ikywood Paul, III a Ustin, Texas Sto.. e, Hu i. en Lc lord, Jr. • - IlOllSlOn, TeXas Si one, John La wton . sail Juan, Tex.s s tonestrec t, II rds- m. n L. wk Cha It. IlOOga , Te n IV s see S tool, Ma x .— Del Rio, Texas s tova li, Tho m as J a cks on, J r. Houston, Texas Strong, James R. earth, ge, Texas St.o., d, Ethan Beden Da 11 a S, TeXas Stru e ber, Maiy Lou . Amarillo, TeXas Stuart, Rob.-rt Ross .. till las, Texas Sulliv.. n, Rex E, Jr. . Stl m nv i , Alfred Holt Palestine, Texas summers, Burke T., Jr. ..-■Na cogdoclv s, Texas s wt ringeo, Patrick II my, Jr. . Sail Antonio, TeX.. Swift, Rich., ixl Ernest Palestine, TeXas Swlrsky, Paui $«vitz, Jr. — .Houston, Texas r lbe rt, Tom S COtt . . • . .--v Wa CO, TCXas T.rlton, Frances corpus chrisli, T.x.s Tbriton, Vincent ..... - .Co r pus c hris t i, Te xas Tatum, Wihiam . Din u hi, caiifomL Tau i b e� . Thom a� Edwin .... Fori Worth, Texas Taylor, Jam , coiliit ..._ IVtA lie 11, TeX.. s Taylor, Vincent Fra nk Sm ithvilic, Texa T«ylor, VllIlaliar. i� ....__________a Ustin, TcXa� Te..riic, William Bradford a ugon, Tex � Tennant, James Pasrtvl _______ Houston, To a% Tliackr, Robert Woolen______________________________Wichita Fails, TcXs� Th cker, Willja m McKin icy, Jr. Wichita Fails, Texa� Thanh ciser, c hades Augustus, Jr. Houston, Texas Thanhs- ke r. Will Hugh Houston, Texas TImkIc, Ev,-relt W yiv _ __U. ban , Illinois Thomas, Julian Bjyng _ Bogota, Tcx s Tlioma,, Wayiv Elvin Hereford, Tcx s Tlio m as, Wiley Bluford, Jr. Grove ton, Texas Thompson, c 1.. rk Glenn Jiouston, Texa Thompson, Harry (Visitor) Port Arthur, Texas Thompson, Louie Ernest . ________ Clarendon, Texas Thompson, R. (Visitor) __________________________ Atvlin, Texas Thomson, Fr nk a sbury. III_______ Ten. pie, Texas Thome, Lawrence Edward, Jr. Port a rtliur, TeXas Tinkler, Janies Cedi „ Edinburg, Tex s Tinsley, Byron Ray Greenville, TeX � Tipp c n, Wi 11 iam Ke nton ... a b lie iv, Tex.. s Tiryy, Frank B., Jr. Waco, Texas Toomey, John Jay Houston, Texas Towiies, Vemon a ndrew, Jr. Greenville, Tex � Toxey, Walter William, Jr. San Antonin, Texas TVatnitvll, How. nl a ubrcy Brt eke nridge, Texas Trankley, a Han Mojvr ..... Coplay, Pa. Trapp, Marshall Douglas cold Springs, Texas Tra s ter. Eld e n Dougla s, Jr. __De nton. Tec a s Travis, Edmunds, Jr. a ustin, Texa Trotti, Robert swill Port a rthur, Texas Trout, chauncey M„ Jr. Lubbock, Tcx.s Tucker, Billy Dykes Lubbock, Tec s Tufa res, Deno A. (Visitor) Widi.ta Fails, Texas Tunnell, James stuart corpus ch.isli, T.x . Turman, Joky � c- (Visitor) TVier, TeX-s Turner, John Wallace Kiigo.e, Tex.s Tynes, BaiL y Edgar, Jr. . ...� .......................Waco, Texas L’!rich, Heinz, Jr. Burnet, TeX s Underwood, Ellie Barton ..Rogers, Texas litter, Norman L. ..Knitsa. city, Mo. Utterback, Alvin Preston Brackettvillc, Texas Vaughan, Evelyn Calhoun ___________ . --.a mar,ho, Texas Vaugha n, Wi 11L m II., Jr. ...________Houston, Texas Veigel, Edwa nl John _____st. Paui, M„n. Vela, Hector G rcia ______________________ ... Kingsville, Texas Vid.urri, Raphael, Jr. Laredo, T«xa Volientine, Henry Ibw.rd ..____________________Gonzales, Texas Voss, J. M. (Visitor) _________________ cedar creek, TeXm Waddell, Robert Wi I son Corsicana, Texas Wagiie r, Wil la nl Burch, Jr. ..... _Houst on, Texas Wagonsellcr, BOJy Kent ..._....._ Bowie, Texas Waldron, Arliiur Blirch „ ........j ort Wb.th, TeX� s Walker, Herman Eunice, Jr.__________________________Houston, Texas Walker, Webb, Jr. _________ .... Fort Worth, Texas Wall. RuH P. Marshall, TeX , Wallace, Robert Pdpe corpus christi, Texas Waln r, Pete Hovenkam p ....._ ..LubbOsk, Texas War burton, Lawrence Henry, J... ................. „.Frecr, Texas Wa nl. Jewel Gordon .............................. Austin, Texas Ward, Robert Ha. old ................_...Ab iir iu-, Texas Warner, Fr� nkiin II nry ................ _..Arc«ta, Cali!. Wi, iv r, Hiram a ., Jr.....................................jDalu , Texas Waters, B.ll Wyatt ...................... p,, Te. � Wat on, De a iv caTrell .......-....... Tan.pa, Florida W.tgon, John Lynn - .......................... . Athens, Texas Weaver, Russen liiey.......... Big spring, Texas Webb, Guilford Ibuy ............................. s he n. an, Tex.s Webb, Layton a lien .... ................ . Roby, Texas Webb, Wilnam George _................ Topeka, Kain.s Weede ii, Rob. n Edward .................. -..c ors ic na. Tox s W.env, Benjamin F. ................................ Ho.stOn, Tex.s Weiga nd, Allan Iheodor .......................... V.cto.ia, Texas We is fe id, Samuel Seymour .............•_ i h.,rr, Texas Welch, Alfred Francis ...................Ds- Kalb, Texas Welch, Archie (Visitor) .................... om m crce, TeXaS Welch. Harry Scov.lie ............................ .Austin, Texas Wdu, Jack Alton.. . .................................siubee, Texas We In. a ke T, FO. TcSl Ncia 11 .........A u Stir. , TeXas Wcrkenthin, F.ed Bernard ......................_ ... Austin, Tex..s West, Frederick Thomas. Weslling, Ralph Ford •• Whightsel, David McNeill ••• Whitaker, John II. ...Mission, Texas - Taylor, Texas Houston. Texas ... ... Fabens, Texas White, Richard Crawford ..... White, William Byron - El Paso, Texas While, Wlllisn Ray (Visitor) Whilham, George Warren Corpus Christ!, Texas Whitman, George Gordon Whitten, Carlisle Goodloe Abilene, Texas Whittington, Harry Milner Whitworth, Harry Philip Wiedemann, Jerry Eugene Wieser, Jarvis Benedict Fredericksburg, Texas Wiley, Roddy Rawls Wilkinson, Curtis Raymond Wilkinson, Joseph Henry, Jr. Willey, George W. Augusta, Georgia Lyford, Texas Williams, Bryan Fisher • Williamson, Billy Jack Austin, Texas Wilson, Austin Chiles .... ... Dallas. Texas Wilson, J. Hubert Lyford, Texas Wilson, James William San Antonio, Texas Wilson, John Brownlee, Jr. Pittsburgh, Pa. Wilson, Lloyd Tarlton Wilson, Terry Erie Lubbock, Texas Winters, James Courtlln Houston, Texas Wisener, Jack King (Visitor) Wells, Texas Wolmer, Joseph Collins Canton, Mississippi Wolff, David Leander ........... Fort Worth, Texas Wolff, Walter Clarence, Jr. -••• San Antonio, Texas Womble, Robert Henry ........ . Caldwell, Texas Wood, James Ralph, Jr. .Dallas, Texas Wood, Jndson Robert Dallas, Texas Wood, W. L., Jr. Post, Texas Woodard, Hollis II. (Visitor) Winnsboro, Texas Woodruff, Robert Paul Houston, Texas Woodruff, Willard Bennett, Jr. Decatur, Texas Woods, Wilber Glenn, Jr. Mont Belvieu, Texas Woodward, John Allison Tulsa, Oklahoma Wooten, Marcellus, Jr. Detroit, Michigan Worsham, Jean Mills Houston, Texas Worthy, Albert William, Jr. Fort Worth, Texas Wright, Charles Hansel Henderson, Texas Wright, James Fdward Arlington, Texas Wright, Kenneth Richard Vale Pawtucket, R. I Wyatt, Miles Riley, Jr. San Antonio, Texas Yarborough, Donald Howard Houston, Texas Yates, Edmund Richardson ...Abilene, Texas York, Edwin Reinhold, Jr. Austin, Texas York, William E. (Bill) .................. Pharr, Texas Young, Bruce Calvin McAllen, Texas Young, Frederick Harris Austin, Texas Young, Harold II., Jr. Dallas, Texas Young, Hollis Dann Oyster Bay, N. Y. Young, James Weldon Arlington, Texa Young, William Franklin, |r. Marshall, Texas Youngblood, William Edwin , __ Vernon, TexaN Zaremba, Peter Paul Austin, Texas Zollicoffer, Allyn _ Hillsboro, Texas Zorn, Joseph Richard Tyler, Texa Zwiener, l.onny Franklin Fredericksburg, Texas Old Simp and His Jackasses By Charles S. Polls, LL.D., Dean Emeritus, S.M.U. School of Law. Colonel W. S. Simkins, or Old Simp,” as lie was atfeclionately called by Ihe students in his classes, was probably the most colorful character ever connected with tlie School of Law of the University of Texas, llis reign of thirty years began in September, 1099, and ended with his death ki 1929. As a Cadet ki the Citadel, an exclusive military school of Charleston, South Carolina, he is said to have had a part ki firing the first shot at Fort Sumter ki 1861. hi the war that followed lie performed many daring exploits and wound up with a Confederate colonelcy. During the Reconstruction period, lie and his older brother, E. J. Simkins, organized the Ku KIux Klan ki the state of Florida. One of his exploits as a Klansman occurred when a train loaded with arms was being sent into Florida for the use of Negro and carpetbag troops in their efTorts to suppress the Klan. The story goes that the Simkins brothers, with a few faithful followers, boarded the train en route at a station ki Georgia, and broke and tossed out of the cars every musket, together with the ammunition to go with them. Only an empty train arrived at the destination. After Reconstruction the brothers went west lo grow ip with Uie country. They established themselves at Corsicana, where they successfully practiced law until tlie older brother, E. J. Simkins, was appointed lo the Court of Criminal Appeals ki 1892. Thereafter Colonel W. S. Simkins practiced law ki Dallas until his election by the Board of Regents as professor of law ki tlie summer of 1899 It was duiing his first year as a professor of law, llial a slip of the tongue or a mispronunciation by Colonel Simkins, coupled with die fervid imagination of a senior law student, gave die students of die law scitool die patron saint on wiiom they have poured out Uieir love and their loyalty for half a century, and will probably continue to pour diem for a century and a half longer. It all came about ki this way. Tlie Colonel ki his course ki Equity Ind occasion to trace die origin and development of this branch of die law. lie explained that ki die early centuries of die Roman Republic, a judge or judicial officer, known as die Praetor Urbanus, enforced die written laws and edicts upon all persons within die realm. But as trade and commerce grew and more and more foreigners visited die growing metropolis, die Romans found it desirable to settle disputes ki which foreigners were involved, by a more flexible system of laws, based on die principles of natural right dial are said to have been written by die finger of God on die hearts of men. For die pui-pose of ..administering Otis more universal law die Romans appointed a judge known as die Praetor Peregrinus. Now, ki referring to Oris official, die Colonel pronounced die word Peregrinus as though it were spelled Peregrinoos, with die accent on die noos. Tlie next morning after this lecture, when die class assembled, diey saw ai die blackboanl a drawing, by Russell R. Savage, a member of die class, depicting his concepUon of die Peregrinoos, a creature like unto which nodring ever existed ai land or sea. Tlie critter, some three feet long and twenty inches tall, liad a bushy tail and a back as high as a tom cat's when lie prepares to do battle for his lady love, llis long snout resembled die beak of a stork, but die jaws were aimed with vicious fangs. Oil his front feet lie wore men's shoes, and die hind feet were encased ki boxing gloves. This nondescript creature, which quickly became known as die Peregrinoos, soon appeared upon die pennanLs and banners of die law classes, and became die battle flag of die Lawyers ki their fights with their haled rivals, die Engineers. Later a grand image of die Peregrinoos was nuk? of papier-maclie and mounted on a heavy pedestal. It was kept ki die Dean's office and was only brought out for die annual banquet cr other state occasions, and always under guard. However, cn one occasion die guard was overpowered, and die sacred efligy was borne away ki triumph by die enemy, and cut to pieces, and die pieces distributed as souvenirs. But an even grander image was produced and kept locked in a bank vault, and even strongr guards attended its appearance ill llie annual banquet. And by way of retaliation, the lawyers captured llie Engineers' patron saint, Alexander Frederick Claire, and had pictures made of him ki a pigsty. The contagion of the name Peregrinoos spread. Not only was it applied to llie sacred elligy, but llie Colonel himself did not escape, but was often referred to as Old Peregrinoos, or Perry,” lor short. And llie law-class yell ran Rah, rah, rah - Rah, rah, Roos Simpkins, Simpkins - Peregrinoos Laws! Laws!! Laws!!! Another early incident helped greatly to endear U� e Colonel to llie sporting element of llie law school. These enterprising youngsters, noticing that llie Colonel was usually several minutes late coming into llie classroom, fell a strong uige to pul his green-topped desk to some appropriate use. Accordingly a small kiwi of them gathered around llie desk, and the bones” began to roll. Each day tl� e group around llie desk grew larger and Uie stakes became more juicy. To prevent surprise a listening post was established, and, when Ute lecturer was heard approaching, llie dice and llie money quickly disappeared, llie boys slid into their seals, and, by llie time llie Colonel readied his desk, they were all poring over their books in righteous studiosity. Sometimes their plan failed to work, but llie Colonel never mentioned what lie may have seen or heard. Nevertheless llie goings-on finally readied llie 'ears of Dean Townes and llie culprits were summoned for a hearing before the faculty. Arter a few witnesses liad been examined, the Dean turned to Colonel Simkins and asked him a few questions: Had he, ai entering his classroom on several mornings, noticed the boys gathered about his desk? Yes, 1b had. Did he know that some sort of game was being played an his desk? Yes, Ib did. But, 1b added, with a sly wink at the defendants, I thought they were playing tit-tat-too! The hearing got nowhere, but the Colonel's stock experienced a sudden bull market ai llie campus, espe- cially with llie seven-eleven boys. For many years, Colonel S'imkins lectured to llie class in Contracts, a large and rather boisterous group of first year students. On one occasion the class bell at llie noon hour rang before the Colonel had finished his lecture. When 1b calmly ignored llie bell and went right ai with his lecture, llie boys became restless and began to shuffle their feet on the floor. Still Uie Colonel ignored tliem and went on more vigorously than ever. Just then a donkey, which someone, possibly with malicious intent, liad tied to a tree near llie law building, opened ip in a voice that could be Itcaix! a mile away. When the music outside liad ceased and llie uproar inside liad partially died down, the Colonel shouted, Get out, you young jackasses! Your brother's calling you to dinner. Pandemonium broke loose afresh as tlie boys made a rush for Uie door. From that day Uie first-year law students were known as Colonel Simkins' jackasses, r J. A.'s for short, an aroma that still pei-sisls forty years later. The Colonel, like most souUieni-reared men of his day, was addicted to Uie filthy weed. As 1b bent low over Uie desk ai his office preparing his lectures or Uie manuscripts of his many published law books, 1b usually liad ai unlighled cigar in his mouUi - destined to perish by flood rather than by fire. On one occasion when passing Uirough Uie law building, Ib cime upon Uiree a- four young jackasses idling in a classroom, at an off-hour. In Uie middle of Uie group Ib noUced a puddle of ambeer ui Uie floor. Assuming his fiercest mien Ib demanded of Uie nearest boy: Henry, did you spit on Uie floor there? No, Colonel, said Henry abashed, I didn't ib that. Frank, did you spit ai Uie floor? No, Colonel, said Frank, “I didn't cb it. George, persisted Uie irate Colonel, did you cb that? Cornered at last, George shifted his cud, swallowed hard, and said, Yes, Colonel, I did. Then, give me a chaw of tobacker, said Uie Colonel, as Ib broke into a laugh. George wras so greatly relieved that Ib felt like giving him Uie wliole plug. Many interesting stories cluster about Uie Colonel aixl his ■© II.P. Hupp, a powerful car for that day. He named it Old Equity, for Uie reason that Ib paid for it with Uie profits from his first book, Simkins ai Equity. In one of his first escapades wiUi Old Equity, Uie Colonel found himself sitting m his neighbor's lawn wiUi Uie rear wall of his own garage draped about him. The brakes didn't hold, Ib explained wiUi a sheepish grin. His foot liad f)und Uie accelerator Instead of Uie brake-pedal. Nothing he ever dkl seemed lo give the Cnlond more exhilaration than driving that opal car at a furious rate with his white hair, which he wore down to his shoulders, a h Mark Twain or Buffalo Bill, streaming out behiixl him. Ch oik occasion Ik whizzed down Congress Avenue and made a short left turn into Sixth Street. 11k trallic cnp ii the mkkDe cf the Intersection - Austin's first symptom of binkling dl )hood - blew his whistle furiously ;xxl demanded that the Colond back ip ;uxl drive around him. 'Til cook IxkJs tomorrow and drive around you, the Colond shouted over his shoukler as lie stepped on the accelerator. A similar incident occurred in Dallas when 11k Colond first drove his Hupp fc that North Texas iiKtropolis, over Uk 3fX) mik s of narrow, crooked, nnxldy roads. How many runaway teams aixl wrecked fann wagons lie left scattered along the way Uk chroniclers d not tdl us. But after he reached Uk city lie enjoyed Uk paved streets aixl Uk excited pedestrians. The traffic cop at Main arxl Akard, the busiest crossing ki the city, sought to halt him. Get xit of the way, young man, shouted the Colond, or I'll mn over you! '11k command was instantly obeyed, aixl another life was saved by the Colond's foresight. Some years later, when his very good friend from Alaska, Rev. Hixfcon Stuck, Anil Dean of Uk Yukon, foniK r LXan of SL Matthews' QiUK dr.d ki D-allas, came lo Austin for a visit, the Colond took him out for a ride ii Uk country. His driving was like Uk driving of Jehu. After fifteen minutes of bouncing over Uk boulders ii Uk hills north of the city, the LXan asked Uk CoIoikI In stop Uk car. Wlxn the wheels skidded lo a stop, Uk Dean got out of Uk car aixl started Ixick toward Austin. Where are you going? asked his host. Colond Simkins, said lie, I've braved the terrors of Uk Alaskan winters, aixl I've conquered Mount McKinley's twenty lliousand fed of snow aixl Ice, lx 1 can't stand your driving-1 simply ain't take it. 1 an walking Ixxk lo Austin. It was only wiUi great difficulty, aixl after many promises, that the CoIoikI was able tn get his friend Into Uk car again for a more careful journey Ixick m Uk dty. Another life was saved - lx this Uiik by the Dean's foresight. One of Uk ColoneTs weaknesses was his fondness for applause. It was a part of his nature. It manifested itself li many ways. His late lx hurried entry into Uk dassroom, wiUi a shake of his kmg while locks, like the leading actor's entry m Uk stage, was exjiected lo draw a round of applause. It always tiki '11k kind dapping Uiat greeted his entry ki Uk early days of his service, gradually gave way as Uk years jxissed lo yelling ; xl |xiunding of books on desk tops - a momav tary uproar that could h heard all over the campus. Oi oik occasion Uk boys decided to play a trick on the ColoneL ‘Ihey agreed among themselves I lull his entry at Uk next class slioukl be greeted by complete silence. This conspiracy was carried out |K rfectly. As Uk astonished Colond took his seat aixl glanced around Uk room at the sok mn faces, Ik ileiiumded, What's Uk matter with you young jackasses? Have vou lost your voices? 'Ibe roar of applause that greeted this sally fully answered his qiKslion. Not long afterwards Uk Colond proved that he too couki play tricks. It auiK about ii this way: each year when the class readied a particular place in his course in liquity, he would give than :n lioiir's written quiz. As Uk years passed 1 became amnion knowledge about Uk sdiool that Uk questions used were always the same. So as the time for the quiz drew ixxir Uk students worked up carefully the answers to these questions, aixl gave little attention lo the rest of Uk course. ’Ibe quiz, master, being a conscientious man, called Uk Colond's attention lo the situation and urged him lo make a new set cf questions, but the Colond said m Qi quiz day the students were greatly pkased In see Uk aid familiar questions. Ihey kxl visions of the posted grade sheet witii big fat A's after their names. Imagine, then, their chagrin when a string of T's appeared where Uk A's slioukl have been. Ai indignation meeting ap| ointed a committee lo wait cn the ColoneL 'Ihey | ointed out to liim that they kxl learned that the questions were Uk same as Uiose cf the previous year aixl their answers were substantially the same. lhai how, they asked, was it possible that they kxl all made T's whai Uk previous class kxl nxxk A's. Ok yes,” said Uk Colond, the questions were the saiiK all right, but 1 have changed the answers ai you! 'Ihey all joiiKd ki his infectious laughter. '11k incident was closed, lx Uk T s still stood. Colond Simkins was foixl of innocent sports of all kinds. It was usually a roisterous gallery that gathered ;ur und the billiard table at tlx University Faculty Qub to see Okl Simp and Sut-tonius (Prof. W. S Sutton) struggle lor the dub championship. The Colond usually won, ;uul Ixkl the championship ii |ool as well as at billiards until advancing years dimmed his eyesight and unsteadied his hand. The Colond was also ai adept at cards. )ohn A Lontax, America's leading collector ot ballads, still enjoys telling of their games, when lie and the Colond were matdied as partners against the Colonel's two daughters, Elizabeth and Hden. From time to time tlx. Colond would break Into good natured railcry at his partner's stupid plays: Did anyone ever have sixJi a nitwit tor a partner! John, you might make a good wooden Indian for a cigar store, lx you'll never know anything about cards.'' Now, Lomax, who served long years first as registrar of the University aixl later as secretary o-the ex-students' association aixl editor of their monthly magazine The Alcalde, became in his day a sort of father confessor to all sorts of peopk hi trouble, faculty and students alike. President Mezes once called I tin a heart specialist, at expert in smoothing out troubled human rdMions. Aixl such the Colond found Itim what trouble overtook him. Soon after the Colonel Itad passed his four score mile stone, the University Regents having no retiring system, reduced both his teaching load aixl his salary, by fifty percent. Worse still, the action was taken without any notice whatever to the Colond. Naturally it cuix as a great shock to the okl war horse, and he turned to his friend Lomax for hdp aixl comfort. He explained that lie Itad saved little or nothing from his salary aixl that he aixl his daughter woukl have difficulty in living ai the stipend left to him. Lomax promised to look into tlx. matter aixl see what, if anything, coukl be doix about iL Accordingly, he arranged a conference with the Acting President. Ffc soon saw that he was getting nowhere, so he played his trump card. FL woukl publish in The .-l.lcakk an appeal to the okl Law students who Itad studied under tlx Colond, to send Imii contributions to a fund to enable tlx (okxxi to live out his days in comfort. Tlx President protested, and finally forbade tlx publication, '.fhereupon tlx Lditor rose ip ii righteous wrath. Hl informed the President that he was not taking orders thxn the President of tlx University, dial lx !x ki his po3illon by election of the directors rf tlx Ex-Students' Associa- tion, aixl was responsible to that boil)- only for what lx publislxd in The Alcalde. The appeal was published. While sonx alumni sent ii checks, most ot them lunxxl loose on the President and Board a storm of protest that speedily got the desired result-the Ikxird at its next meeting reversed iLs action and restored the major |X rlion of tlx salary cut. Toward the aid of his career, when he was well 141 ii tlx eighties, tlx Colond had a slight heart attack in tlx classroom. The boys got him into a car and drove lam directly to his honx ai Rio Grande Street. HLs daughter, Elizabeth, Mis. Harris Masterson, who was his housekeeper and ever- watchful caretaker, happened to be away from honx at the moment, but Mrs. CampbdL wife ot I n lessor Killis Campbdl, who Jived directly across tlx street, taking in tlx situation, hurried over to render any service she might. When the Colond saw her, lx said, Get my whiskey, there on the closet shelf. When she brought tlx bottk lx turned it ip and took a long swig with evident relish. A few minutes later the doctor, who had been summoned, arrived and, after a hasty examination, ordered Mrs. Campbdl to give the patient a tablespoonful of whiskey. Without a word ot what hxi just Itappencd she carefully measured out a tabk-sjxtonful aixl administered it to tlx patient, all tlx time wondering whether she Itad killed him. A short time later, after another examination, the doctor left, assuring those present that tlx Colond woukl be all right, aixl marveling at the patient's speedy response to his treatment. But I was clear that tlx Colonel's strength was falling. Finally, ii the spring of 1929. as the redbtxl dong the creek banks and tlx bluebonnets ai the prairies were adding their luster to tlx City of tlx Violet Crown, tlx grim rea|X r found tlx Colond squarely in his | alh. Tlie next day many ail old law grad, throughout Texas and tlx Southwest, found a lump in his throat or brushed away a silent tear, as he read of the Colond's passing. His nxirtal remains lie buried Ii Greenwood Cemetery, li Dallas, but his colorful life aixl his tender heart have become ai enduring tradition in tlx School of Law. - Reprinted fiom Fall, 1945. Issue of The Southwest Review. Judge W. S. Simians’ Own Story of Peregrinus Valent res ludicra. Horace. You ask for Uie origin of Peregrinus. I well remember its birth, - in fact I was prefJent at Uie accouchement. This nondescript sprang fully armed and equipped for its mission not from a mental Jove, but from Uie disordered brain of a Savage. Many years ago I was trying to explain to Uie class In Equity, the origin of the system In Rome and the sources of Equity In Uie Roman Empire. At that time lledglings Just from the high schools were admitted to Uie Law School. Many of them had never heard of Uie Roman Empire, and not a few spelled cow with a K. They often reminded me of the school boy w!k wIkmi asked by his teacher, when George Washington died, exclaimed, Is lie dead? I didn't know the Old Guy was sick. Well, I explained to them that when Rome conquered a nation it was Incorporated Into Uie Roman Empire subject to its own laws and not to Uie laws of Rome - that Uie Roman ciUzen was not subject to Uie laws of Uiese incorporated naUons, • Uiat ki due course commerce sprang between Uie ciUzens of Rome and Uie barbaric nations, and tiiere was no law to determine and settle their contractual relations. The Roman Emperor, to settle Uie troubles arising out of Uie fact that Uiere was no law applicable to control their contracts, appointed a Praetor or chancellor to travel among these nations and to setUe all disputes without reference to Uie jaws of Rome or of Uie Incorporated Nations, but to tb justice and decide all disputes, alone by Uie conscience of Uie Praetor. Peregrinating from one naUon to Uie other, lie was called a Praetor Peregrinus. The boneheads of the class evidently thought that a Peregrinus was an internal organ of Uie body, for Uiey continually greeted each oUier, 'How is your Peregrinus today? This fact seems to have develo|ied Uie humorous side of Uie incident, and Russell Savage developed a concrete expression of It ai Uie black board, and Uius Uie tradition began. Russell drew better Uian lie knew, for Uie nondescript animal symbolizes both ki limb and atUlude Uie maxims in Equity that guide Uie administration of Uie system. For instance, ai one of Uie front feet as originally drawn was an Irish ditcher's boot, - Indicating Uie law’s protection to Uie least of mankind. Oi Uie other front foot were naked claws, indicaUng that Uie greatest of mankind must fear its power. The arched back in Uie attitude of springing, indicated that Uie law was ever ready to protect right or prevent wrong. The sharp beak indicated Uie power to penetrate Uie mysteries of Uie law, which Uie true student must obtain by study. The bushy tail indicated Uiat Equity brushes away Uie technicalities of Uie jaw and does jusUce ai Uie merits. tt voila juslement conutte at rcrit I'histoire. Voltaire. - Reprinted from II. Y. Benedict, Peregrinusings (Ex-Students' Assn, of U. T., 1924). The extra quality of this fine gasoline is revealed in use. An automobile engine operating cn Humble Esso Extra gasoline gives noticeably better performance. You notice extra anti-knock quality; you feel extra power; and when a mechanic takes the head off the engine, te sees that the patented solvent oil in Esso Extra has kept the engine extra clean. Esso Extra is a premium gasoline. It costs a few cents more to fill a gasoline tank with Esso Extra than with a regular-grade gasoline, but this small extra cost is repaid in extra performance. Try Esso Extra in your car. You’ll agree that Esso Extra gives you something extra for your money. HUMBLE OIL REFINING CO. 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