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

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THOMAS J (illlSON, III Aiiiilanl Dc.tn and tiliilaM I'rofenor of Lw IKin (iilm.ii Mtirol hit It A. frnm iln Uniwitiiy nl 'Urn m l')W. ami hit M I . limn iIk- I.1W VlxaJ III I' IX. lie vtat a.llllillttl In plat lilt in Tr at in IVtV- Dean (hIim.ii ttat intuutim ai iIk Ifnivtitily in IVVI an.I I9JI, an.l Tc«at Van l.ilnatiaii limn ') in VM. lit-tame In iln la» Nlmnl in IVVI at AttiManl I’n.ltw.f an.I Avvaialt- I itajnali lit li.it Ihui Attitiani IVan time IWi. I)«aii (.ilmxi it.i.lit' latal Hilili..j:ra| liy. lint nvm imfituni in llit- tiu.li nit it ihai Dean .ilttmi it l.y ctxty Rill nl In-ail a linn.l“ faculty 11 I K.NI1ST c;OI.I S'l i:in of l+iw JIT Ktptixiifjnvc j»« .1 , l| l« in Ir.MM I 2 «.. IVU. , «.. iIk Cn.vi-rvMy ..I I..JX | N.I..-.I in I k » ..V j,. Di'ioii » 4 ,mi..- iv... rv.v ; r,‘,,u;rv .'j' ',k

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faculty PARKER C FIELDER Professor of Lite Mr. Fielder receive ! hi B.S. degtee at Northwestern University in 1941. He receive ! In LL.B. at the University el Texat in 1948. and he began teaching immediately upon graduating. Mr. Fielder versed at an Atiooatc Professor Item 1948 to 195.1. when he moved to Midland, to go into private practice Mr. Fielder returned to the Law School in 1961. and became the William H. Franct . Jr.. Professor o( lav He lecture in Business Associations 1 and II, Oil and Gas Taxation. Federal Taxation and Ftrate and Gilt Taxation. Mr. Fielder is a member ol the State Bar of Texas, the American Bar Association and the American Judicature Society. WILLIAM F. FRITZ Proftsior of Law Mr. Fritz received hi' B.A. degree and Im M.A. degree (turn the University ■ f Texas the Utter having been awarded in I9W. Upon completion of hi' law studies in 1916. Mr. Frit began his teaching rarctr at the Univer'ity • ! Tex ' Law School. During 1919 he was a Stetling Fellow at Yale University School of law. Mr. Frit w t nu.le Profesusr of Law at Texas in 1956. having previously been both Assistant ami Associate Professor of law. His subjects are Marital Rights. Property and Damages Mr. Fritz cnauthored the casebook, Caul ami Material, on Property, with Messrs. Corwin Johnson anil John Cribbett.

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LEON GREEN Distin uisbeJ Professor of Liu- Mr Green holds a H.A. from Ouachita College. an M A. from Yale University. and an LL.b. from the University of Texas. Me has alto received the I.L.D. degree from Louisiana Slate University. Beginning at an Instructor in Law in 1915. ai the University. fie rote to Professor of Law in 1920. After being in private practice for tix years, he became Dean (on leave) of the University of North Carolina School of Law. and during that time became a Professor of law at Yale University. Afterwards, he remained I can of Northwestern University School of Law for 18 years. Me then returned to Texas as Professor of Law. lie has writren numerous armies which hase appeared in law reviews throughout the Nation Mis books include Rjiiontt of Proxinsjle Came. lu.l e an. » », Carer on Relations. The JuJieuJ Protest in Ton (Uses. Trjffrt Vitlims and Mj Philosophy of !m . . . faculty 22 WARNER HANCOCK Legal Aid A Homey Mr. Hancock was in private practice from 1949 until I9M . He was Assistant Secretary of the State Bar of Texas from 1950 to 1951. He was an Instructor in Law at the University of Texas from 1952 to 1955. He is presently serving in the capacity of Assistant Director of the Legal Aid Clinic. Born in 1923, Mr. Hancock receives! his B.B.A. degree from Bayloe University in 1913, and his l.L.H. from rhe University of Texas in 1918.