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

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LEON LEBOW1TZ Professor of Ltw Mr. Lcbowiiz received his A B. (torn Baylor University in 19(0. his I-L.B. in 1 B (Baylor) and his 1.1..M. from New York University in 1952. After briny; admitted to the Texas State Bar in 194), he served in the United Staten Army. From 1946-1948, he was an Assistant Professor and Law Librarian at Bflytor University law School. He joined The University of Texas law Facility in 1955 is a Visiting Professor of law and rose to Professor of law in 1957. He lectures in Private Corporations, Partner-ships. Corporation Finance. Introduction to Lejeal Process and Agency. He is the author of Lexaf BiUioxrepbf assf Rtitertb. faculty PIERRE R. LOISEAUX Professor of l iw Mr. Losceaux received hi» LLB. from Boston University in 1950 and hit LL.M. from New York Univertiry in 1951. He wan admitted to practice in Massachusetts in 1950. but soon became a Teaching Fellow at New York University School of Law. From 1951-1955. he wat an Account Protector of Law at the University of Arkansan; and from 1955-1955 he held that position at Fmory University, when he became an Associate Professor of Law. He joined the University of Texas in 1957 as an Associate Professor of Law. Since then, lie has lectured on Creditor's Rights, labor Law, Fraud and Mistake and Contracts. Mr. I.oiteuux is a member of the American Arbitration Association Panel of Arbitrators and the Libor Law Group Trust. 27

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 V. PAGF. KEETON Dean and Professor of Law Drjn Keeton received hie A.B. and LLB. degrees from the University of Tom in 1951. and hi . S.J.D. from Harvard University in 1956. He Km served as Assisrant Professor of Law, 1932-1955; Associate Professor of Law. 1936-1959; and Assisrant Dean. 19-10-1912. at the University of Texas School of Law. Dean Keeton served as Chief Counsel. Petroleum Branch. Division Counsel. Fuel Division, and Price Exe utivc ok the Petroleum Branch of the O.P.A. from 19-12-19-15. Thereafter he was Dean of the University of Oklahoma Law School from 19-16 to 19-19. He has been Dean at Texas since 19-19. Dean Keeton lectures Torts. He has published numerous articles in many law reviews; is co-editor of the Seavey. Keeton and Keeton Cases on Torts casebook and edited Casts on FrauJ and Mistake. 26 faculty CAYNOR KENDALI. Vi tiling Professor of Imw Mr. Kendall received hit U..B. degree from ihc Univenity of Tcxat in 19Soon after admission to the State Bar of Texas. he served at Assistant Attorney General of the State of Texas. He liar been in private practice in Austin. MtKe 1935. Mr. Kendall lectures in Brief Writing an.l Appellate Advocacy. and in addition to hit teaching duties, he alvo servet at Director of the Moot Oxirt Program of the Law School.

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Robert c McGinnis Associate Professor of Law After receiving hit B-A. decree- from the University of Texas in I9)K. Mr. McGinnis attended Yale Univettity School of Law and received hit LLB. in 19-11. He then went to Cleveland. Ohio, to praetKe, where l c remained until he joined the United States Navy during World War II. After the war. Mr. McGinnis moved to Dallas and became Professor of law at Southern Methodist University After some years of practicing and teaching in Dallas. Mr, McGinnis came to Austin to join the law firm of Powell. Rauhut. McGinnis. Rcavlcy and Lochridgc. of which he is currently an active pattner. Mr. McGinnis teaches Administrative Law. 28 faculty FRANK J. MAI.ONFY Associate Professor of Imw Mf. Maloney (tccirol hi' B. A, degree from the University id Tun in 195 V Uc- remained at the Univenity to tweiw hit from the law School in 1956. Mr. Maloney was ad- mined to practice in Ttiii in 1956. and is a member of the Texas Bar and the Ami-man Bar Allocution. He Spent four years in (Ik Distriit Attorney-' office in Travn County, from 1956 to I960, before becoming the First A i'tant Attorney General in Chief of the law Enforcement Division. Mr. Maloney liai been with tin- law School vinec 1965 ' Asv«iatc Professor. lie lei lutes in Criminal Law.