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

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LIBRARY STAFF HELEN HARGRAVE Law Librarian-Assistant Professor of Law Miss Hargrave was admitted to practice in Texas in 1926. She became Assistant Law Librarian at the University of Texas in 1930 and has been Law Librarian since 1910. Miss Hargrave is a member of the State Bar of Texas and past President of the American Association of Law Librarians. She also teaches three sections of Legal Bibliography. SARA L. RUMBO Senior Library Assistant JOHN H. WILLIAMS Senior Library Assistant MILDRED E. MONK Secretarial Assistant LENORE WATSON Library Assistant

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NATIONAL MOOT COURT CHAMPS Moot Court WALTER E. WORKMAN ALFRED E. EBERT WILLIAM C. SPARKS Won by UT The University of Texas Law-School team has won the 1958 Moot Court national championship in New York, the greatest honor a law school can win on the national scene. The winning UT team was composed of Walter E. Workman. 26. of Beebe, Ark.; Alfred E. Ebert Jr., 29, of San Antonio: and William C. Sparks, 27, of Victoria. The national competition, sponsored by the New York City Young Lawyer’s Association, included 25 schools from over the United States. The competition has been in operation seven years and the University of Texas has won the Southwest Regional championship three times. The UT team drew a bye in the first round and then beat Ala- bama. Wisconsin. Georgetown and Yale Universities in succession. The UT law school will receive the Felix Frankfurter prize of $500 and will be allowed to keep the John C. Know silver cup for a year. In addition, the individual team members will receive numerous gifts of law’ books. Workman was chosen the best oral advocate in the 1958 competition and will receive the John W. Davis Cup. Workman holds the BA degree from Hendrix. Ark., Cbllcge with a major in economics. He is comment editor of the Texas Law Review and will practice with Baker. Botts, Andrews and Shepherd at Houston. Ebert holds a BS degree from Washington and Lee irom 1950. He is comment editor of the Texas Law Review and will practice with Andrews, Kurth, Campbell and Bradley at Houston. Sparks holds a BBA degree from North Texas State in Denton from 1952 where he was a major in business. He is president of the Law School Bar Association. He has not yet decided where he will practice. Honor Council Chairman: J. Q. WARNICK Senior Class: BUDDY CRUTCHFIELD SCOTT COOK T. K. HOLDSWORTH Midlaw Class: KENNETH DICKERSON CHARLES PRATHER Freshman Class: DAVID BURROW (Fall)