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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1966 volume:

THE PEREGRINUS OF 1966 EDITOR: Ted Clark Chilcote BUSINESS MANAGER: Franklin Joseph Douthitt The Annual The University School 2 Publication Of Of Texas Of Law 3 The Tradition Of The Peregrinus The Latin word peregrinus” is an adjective meaning traveled from a foreign place.” It is pronounced with the ”u” short, and by accenting the long i”; that is, pair-ah-GRINE-us,” rhyming with minus.” The symbol of the Law School known as the Peregrinus, however, is pronounced in an entirely different manner which will be explained below. Much of the territory conquered by ancient Rome was allowed to retain the local substantive law. Roman citizens, on the other hand, were subject only to the law of Rome, regardless of where they went or with whom they dealt. Commerce sprang up between Romans and the territories creating serious legal problems. What body of law would apply to a contract between a Roman and a person of one of the territories? To deal with this difficulty, Rome sent traveling judges, Praetors Peregrinus,” on circuit tours through the territories. Their job was not to apply any formal body of law, but to see that justice was done in each case according to the dictates of conscience. This is one of the important roots of the law of Equity. W. S. Simpkins began teaching in the Law Department at the University of Texas in September 1899. He had been a Colonel in the Confederate Army, and had practiced law for several years in Dallas. His,main subject of instruction was Equity, a junior law course. One year later, in the autumn of 1900, junior law student Jim L. McCall made a lasting name for himself as one of the all-time great centers on the University football team. It is not surprising that, in the process, he was absent from a few of his Equity classes and missed Judge Simpkins’ explanation of the Praetors Peregrinus. In early December, 1900, in the basement of the east wing of the old Main Building, where the Law Department was then located, the Equity class was in session. Jim McCall was present, but probably apprehensive, for Judge Simpkins was conducting an oral quiz to review material covered in his fall lectures. In another part of the room, next to a blackboard, sat Russell R. Savage and Scott W. Key, both junior law students. Mr. McCall, what was the Peregrinus? asked Judge Simpkins. Judge, I don't know, unless it was some kind of an animal, replied McGill. A wave of laughter swept the class. With sudden inspiration, Russell Savage leaned over to Scott Key and whispered, I will draw a picture of it.” Savage had a natural talent for drawing. He found a piece of chalk and began deftly sketching on the blackboard the creature in his imagination. Scott Key kept watch on Judge Simpkins, who did not notice them. The completed drawing was about three feet long and twenty inches high. It depicted a four-legged animal with a piebald coat of short fur, and rather slender legs. Its tail, held proudly erect, was extremely bushy. It had a bird-like beak as long and narrow as a stork’s, but set with the conical teeth of an Archaeopteryx. There were no ears to be seen. A small crown was set on the back of its head where cars might have been. Its stance left no doubt that the creature was alert to some danger. Its beak was slightly open. Its back was arched, and one forefoot was held straight out in front. This foot wore a man’s high-top work shoe. One hind foot was laced into a boxing glove. The other two feet were bare, showing claws. The Peregrinus” was written under the drawing. This work of art remained on the blackboard for several days and was the subject of much joking in which the students used a variety of odd pronunciations. It was from this banter that the current usage descended. Today, when speaking of this creature, the word is almost universally sounded as pair-ah-grin-OOS;” that is, the i” of Peregrinus is short, while the u is long and is accented. This unorthodox pronunciation has mistakenly been attributed to Judge Simpkins; in reality, he always spoke the word in the correct Latin, even on that fateful day when the animal was born. Judge Simpkins saw this Peregrinus as symbolizing the administration of equity. The work shoe—he called it an Irish ditcher’s boot—shows that law will protect the least of mankind. The bare claws give warning that the greatest of mankind must fear its power. The arched back suggests it is ready to spring, just as the law is always ready to protect rights or prevent wrong. The sharp beak symbolizes the power of equity to penetrate the mysteries of the law, a power which must be developed by study. The bushy tail reminds us that equity brushes away the technicalities of the law and does justice on the merits. Early in the spring of 1901, the Junior Law Class adopted this Peregrinus as their emblem. Savage drew the creature on cloth and, with the help of his landladies and of Elmer Pope, cut out the drawing and sewed it onto, another piece of cloth of a different color, creating a banner. Its life was short, for in a few weeks a rival student group, either the Freshman Law Class or the Engineers, destroyed it. In 1902, the Peregrinus was being depicted with a high-top work shoe on each front foot, a boxing glove on each hind foot. It was thus shod when it made its first appearance in print, in the 1902 Cactus. The first papier-mache model of the Peregrinus was created in the fall of 1912. It is unknown exactly how many have been created and destroyed since. The Peregrinus which currently reigns over the Law School appeared about 1948. The upraised left front foot and the right hind foot each wear a cowboy boot emblazoned with the Texas Lone Star. The other two feet are bare, showing claws. The legs are somewhat thicker and shorter than on the original Peregrinus, and the tail is far less bushy. Brought out only for special occasions, the Peregrinus is kept safe in a secret location. Russell Savage practiced law in Corpus Christi for many years. On 24 February 1936, he wrote to Dean Ira Hildebrand, Someone has suggested to me that, as I am getting past middle age, it might be well to do something about the Peregrinus. Personally, I doubt very much that anyone but an engineer would have designs on the Peregrinus. Nevertheless, as the sole perpetrator of this monstrosity, I will be glad to do anything that you may suggest to fix the ownership where it belongs. The only thing that I can think of just at present is for me to convey whatever right I have in it to the University for the benefit of the Law Department, and then the Law Department could take out the necessary papers on it. I really am confused in whether it should be copyrighted, trademarked, or patented. Perhaps, being somewhat animal-like, it might be registered. I feel sure that the Junior Laws of this year will be able to work out the procedure. With best wishes, I am, Your friend, Russell Savage Although there is no record of it being officially adopted, the Peregrinus is now firmly rooted as the traditional symbol of the University of Texas School of Law. 5 FOREWORD As the 1966 edition of the Peregrin us takes its place on the shelves of graduates and students, it should be borne in mind that the book is more than a collection of pictures and names. I he Peregrinus is an indelible reflection of the people and activities which, during the year, have been blended with the past to form another chapter in the ever-growing history of the University of Texas School of Law. A scries of current personalities and activities has now become a chronicle. Many faces have passed into the shadows of the past; and many events would be on the verge of being lost to recollection, were it not for the Peregrinus reminding us of them. The book captures, if only in small measure, those things which have been the essence of a given year. The Peregrinus is a very special annual, being one of a few of its kind; and the School of Law is a very special institution. Because the annual represents not only students, but all the tangibles and intangibles which are the School of Law, no issue is taken and no view is expressed. The Peregrinus, then, is a mute reminder of that moment in time in which time and effort were expended in preparation for a career in law. A sincere effort has been made to produce a meaningful and significant link with the School of Law for the alumni and to chronicle the year for those who will be given another opportunity to make the most of a place in the School community. CONTENTS The Faculty Staff....................10 The Classes............................38 The Activities........................126 The Sports............................172 The Honors............................178 6 Faculty Classes Activities Sports Honors Frank W. Elliott, Jr. Professor Of Law Dedication It is with great pleasure that the Society of the Peregrinus dedicates the 1966 Peregrines to Professor Frank W. Elliott, Jr. in recognition of his many contributions to the School of Law and to the students who comprise the academic community. Mr. Elliott’s work and legal career mirror stimulated effort and inspiration, as well as original thought and energy. As a student at the University of Texas School of Law, Mr. Elliott amassed academic honors and distinctions which include: membership in Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity, election to the Editorial Board of the Law Review in the office of Comment Editor, membership on the Honor Roll, election to the Chancellors, and selection for the Order of the Coif. After a short time with the practicing Bar, Mr. Elliott returned to the Faculty of the School of Law. His teaching efforts have been centered in the field of Procedure, in which he has manifested a great interest and facility. Mr. Elliott’s energy and ability arc clearly illustrated by the fact that, though a young member of the Faculty, he has attained professorial rank and has co-authored two casebooks on Texas procedure. In addition to his academic contributions, Mr. Elliott maintains an active extra-curricular schedule of participation in the School’s bowling league and work with the local Army Reserve Legal Section, as well as work with the various Faculty committees. Though the schedule be full, Mr. Elliott has always found time for personal contact with students through the various School activities. His interest in and respect for students are greatly appreciated and remembered. It is, then, because of his character, ability, and singular distinction that this volume is dedicated to Frank W. Elliott, Jr. a In Appreciation Dorothy Smith Sybil Lee 9 Lois Miller THE FACULTY STAFF W. PAGE KEETON Dean Of The University Of Texas School Of Law Dean Keeton received his A.B. and LL.B. degrees from the University of Texas in 1931 and his S.J.D. from Harvard University in 1936. He has served as Assistant Professor of Law, 1932-1935; Associate Professor of Law, 1936-1939; and Assistant Dean, 1940-1942, at the University of Texas School of Law. Dean Keeton served as Chief Counsel, Petroleum Branch, Division Counsel, Fuel Division, and Price Executive of the Petroleum Branch of the O.P.A. from 1942-1945. Thereafter, he served as Dean of the University of Oklahoma School of Law from 1946-1949. He has been Dean at the University since 1949. Dean Keeton lectures Torts and conducts selected senior seminars. He has published numerous articles in many law reviews; is co-author of the Seavey, Keeton and Keeton Cases on Torts casebook; and edited Cases on Fraud and Mistake. During his tenure as Dean of the School of Law, improvement has been Dean Keeton's administrative touchstone. The physical plant, the faculty and staff, and the student body have grown without sacrificing standards of quality. Indeed, greater selectivity in admissions, stricter standards for appointment to the faculty, and improved teaching techniques and materials have become identified with the School’s growth. The improvement of the School, coupled with a growing emphasis on broader educational experiences and on more opportunities for participation in related programs, is preparing students for a more productive and rewarding role in the legal community. 12 THOMAS T. GIBSON, III Assistant Dean Of The University Of Texas School Of Law BYRON F. FULLERTON Assistant Dean And Director Of Continuing Legal Education For The School Of Law LEON GREEN Distinguished Professor Of Law Mr. Green holds a B.A. from Ouachita College, an M.A. from Yale University, and an LL.B. from the University of Texas. He has also received the LL.D. from Louisiana State University. Beginning as an Instructor in Law in 1915, he rose to the rank of Professor of Law in 1920 at the University. After practicing for six years, he became Dean, on leave, of the University of North Carolina School of Law; and during that time, he was named Professor at Yale University. He was Dean of Northwestern University School of Law for eighteen years. Mr. Green returned to the University as a Professor of Law. He has written many articles for legal periodicals, and his publications include: Rationale of Proximate Cause, Judge and Jury, Cases on Relations, The Judicial Process in Tort Cases, Traffic Victims, and My Philosophy of Law. EDWARD WELDON BAILEY Professor Of Law Albert Sidney Burleson Professorship Mr. Bailey began the practice of law in Dallas in 1928, after having received the B.A. and LL.B. degrees from the University of Texas. He became an Associate Professor in 1930 and has been a Professor since 1936. He received the S.J.D. degree from Harvard in 1942. Mr. Bailey assisted in drafting the Texas Business Corporations Act and is a member of the Texas Bar Committee on Revision of Corporation Law. Mr. Bailey lectures on a wide range of courses which includes: Trusts, Wills and Estates, Agency, and Commercial Law. 14 GUS M. HODGES Professor Of Law Hines H. Baker Professorship Mr. Hodges received his LL.B. from the School of Law in 1932. He had previously received the B.B.A. degree in 1930. He was admitted to the Bar in 1932 and practiced law in Dallas until 1940. In that year, he joined the faculty as an Associate Professor. He has lectured in Judicial Remedies, Trial Procedures and Pleading, and Appellate Procedure. He is the author of the standard w'ork, Special Issue Submission in Texas, which earned him the recognition as the foremost authority of that facet of Texas practice. He has served as a Commissioner on Uniform State Law. He co-authored the casebook, Texas Trial and Appellate Procedure. WILLIAM ORR HUIE Professor’Of Law Sylvan Lang Professorship Mr. Huie holds a B.A. from the Henderson State College, an LL.B. from the University of Texas, and an S.J.D. from Harvard. He was admitted to practice in 1935, joining the faculty as an Associate Professor in 1936. He became a Professor in 1946. Mr. Huie served as the Assistant Dean from 1946 to 1948. His publications include: Cases on Oil and Gas, Texas Cases on Marital Rights, Cases on Texas Land Limitations, Texas Public Lands, and Texas Supplement on Administration of Estates. Mr. Huie lectures on Oil and Gas, Marital Rights, Texas Land Titles, and Trusts. JERRE S. WILLIAMS Professor Of Law Rex G. Baker Professorship Mr. Williams received the A.B. from the University of Denver and the LL.B. from Columbia. From 1941 to 1942, he served as an Instructor of Law’ and Faculty Editor of the Iow'a Law Review at the University of Iowa. He served with the Army Air Corps from 1942 to 1946. In 1946, he came to the University as an Associate Professor, rising to Professor in 1950. Mr. Williams has served in the capacities of Attorney of the Office of Price Administration and Associate Director of the Study of Loyalty-Security Programs of the City of New’ York Bar Association. He has published Cases and Materials on Employees Rights, Labor Relations and the Law, and treatises on the structure of the legal system. 15 MILLARD H. RUUD Associate Dean Professor Of Law Mr. Ruud received his B. S. I. and LL.B. degrees from the University of Minnesota, in 1942 and 1947, respectively. He came to the University of Texas in 1948, as an Associate Professor of Law, after having served in that capacity at the University of Kansas in 1947 and 1948. He was made a Professor of Law in 1950. Mr. Ruud served as Assistant Executive Director of the Texas Legislative Council from 1950 to 1952. He is General Editor and co-author of the Texas Study of the Uniform Commercial Code. Mr. Ruud teaches Legislation, Commercial Law and Local Government. MARION K. WOODWARD Professor Of Law Mr. Woodward received his B.A. degree from the University of Texas in 1933 and his M.A. from West Texas State College in 1940. He returned to the University for his LL.B. which was conferred in 1943. After World War II, he was in private practice in Amarillo. He joined the law faculty in 1946. Mr. Woodward was made a Professor of Law in 1950. In that same year, he was honored as a Sterling Fellow at Yale University. Mr. Woodward has also served in the capacities of acting Dean, Assistant and Associate Dean of the University of Texas School of Law. He lectures in Mortgages, Texas Land Titles, Fiduciary Administration, and Oil and Gas. Mr. Woodward is a coauthor of the Oil and Gas casebook. CARL H. FULDA Professor Of Law Hugh Lamar Stone Chair Mr. Fulda was awarded a J.V.D. in 1931 from the University of Freiburg and an LL.B. from Yale University in 1938. From 1946 to 1954, Mr. Fulda was a Professor of Law at Rutgers University School of Law. In 1954, he joined the faculty of Ohio State University College of Law. He came to the University in 1964. Mr. Fulda is the author of many articles in legal periodicals. He is on the Board of Editors of the American Journal of Comparative Law and the Journal of International Law and Commerce. During 1959-1960, he was a Ford Foundation Fellow. Mr. Fulda lectures in Government Regulation, Administrative Law, and International Transactions and Transportation and teaches a seminar in World Trade. 16 CORWIN W. JOHNSON Professor Of Law Mr. Johnson received his A.B. from the University of Iowa in 1939 and his J.D. from Iowa in 1941. In 1942 he became a Special Agent for the Federal Bureau of Investigation. He joined the Faculty of the University of Iowa in 1946 as an Instructor. In 1941 and 1947, he was a Sterling Fellow at Yale University. Mr. Johnson came to the Texas Faculty-in 1947, and has been a Professor of Law since 1954. Mr. Johnson is a co-author of Cases and Materials on Property, written in collaboration with Messrs. Cribbett and Fritz. He teaches Property, Water Law, Texas Land Titles, and Land Use Planning. JOHN F. SUTTON Professor Of Law Mr. Sutton was in private practice in San Antonio from 1941-1957. He received his LL.B. with honors from the University of Texas in 1941. From 1941-1945, he was with the Federal Bureau of Investigation in Washington, D.C. He is a member of the International Association of Insurance Counsel and the Legal Committee of the Interstate Oil Compact Committee. Mr. Sutton is presently rewriting the Canons of Ethics as Reporter for the Special Committee on Evaluation of Ethical Standards of the American Bar Association. He came to the University to teach in 1957 and lectures in Torts, Legal Profession, Oil and Gas, and Evidence. KEITH E. MORRISON Professor Of Law Mr. Morrison attended the University of Kansas and received his B.A. in 1931. He received his M.S. from the University of Wyoming in 1939. From 1939 to 1941, he was an economist for the Agricultural Extension Service of the University of Wyoming. He completed his legal training in 1948 at Yale, coming to the University as an Associate Professor of Law. He has been a Professor since 1951. Mr. Morrison teaches Constitutional Law, Federal Taxation, and Estate and Gift Taxation. 17 ALBERT P. JONES Professor Of Law Mr. Jones received his B.A., M.A., and LL.B. from the University of Texas with highest honors. He engaged in civil practice in Houston from 1930 to 1962, and is past-President of the Houston and Texas Bar Associations, and a member of the Supreme Court of Texas Advisory Committee on Rules of Civil Procedure. He is also a member of the American Bar Association. He is co-author of Texas Trial and Appellate Procedure with Messrs. Frank Elliott and Gus Hodges. Mr. Jones lectures in Procedure III, Procedure II, Federal Courts, and Legal Profession. JOSEPH P. WITHERSPOON Professor Of Law Mr. Witherspoon received his A.B. degree from the University of Chicago in 1936, and his LL.B. in 1948, from the University of Texas. The degree of S.J.D. was conferred upon Mr. Witherspoon by Harvard University in 1961. He joined the Texas Law Faculty in 1948 as Assistant Professor, becoming Professor of Law in 1955. Mr. Witherspoon was Consultant to the United States Commission on Civil Rights in 1964. He is the author of Cases and Materials in Antitrust Law. Mr. Witherspoon lectures on Administrative Law, Antitrust Law, Constitutional Law, Jurisprudence and Legal Process. PARKER C. FIELDER Professor Of Law W. H. Francis Professorship Mr. Fielder received his B.S. degree at Northwestern University in 1941. He received his LL.B. at the University of Texas in 1948, and began teaching immediately upon graduating. Mr. Fielder served as an Associate Professor from 1948 to 1953, when he moved to Midland, to go into private practice. Mr. Fielder returned to the Law School in 1961, and became the William H. Francis, Jr., Professor of Law. He lectures in Business Associations I and II, Oil and Gas Taxation, Federal Taxation and Estate and Gift Taxation. During 1964-1965 Mr. Fielder was a Visiting Professor at the University of Pennsylvania. 18 J- HENRY WILKINSON Professor Of Law Mr. Wilkinson received his B.S. degree from the University of South Carolina in 1934, and his LL.B., with honors, from the University of Texas in 1949-He was an accountant after, he graduated from South Carolina until 1937, when he became an Agent for the Internal Revenue Service. He served in the Navy from 1942 to 1945, being honorably discharged as a Lt. Commander. He first joined the Law Faculty in 1950, as an Assistant Professor of Law. He then left the Law School for private practice in Midland, returning in 1957 as a Professor of Law. Mr. Wilkinson is a member of the Permanent Tax Council, and has lectured several times at the Annual Tax Conference sponsored by the University of Texas School of Law. Mr. Wilkinson lectures in Federal Estate and Gift Taxation, Oil and Gas Tax Law, Federal Income Tax Law, Tax Seminar and Legal Accounting. Mr. Wilkinson was a 1965 Peregrinus dedicatee. WILLIAM F. FRITZ Professor Of Law Mr. Fritz received his B.A. degree and his M.A. degree from the University of Texas, the latter having been awarded in 1938. Upon completion of his law studies in 1946, Mr. Fritz began his teaching career at the University of Texas Law School. During 1949 he was a Sterling Fellow at Yale University School of Law. Mr. Fritz was made Professor of Law at Texas in 1956, having previously been both Assistant and Associate Professor of Law’. His subjects are Marital Rights, Property and Damages. Mr. Fritz co-authored the casebook, Cases and Materials on Property, with Messrs, Corwin Johnson and John Cribbett. E. ERNEST GOLDSTEIN Professor Of Law Mr. Goldstein received his A.B. in 1939 from Amherst College, and his LL.B. from Georgetown University in 1947. He then attended Wisconsin University School of Law and obtained his S.J.D. in 1956. He served w'ith the Justice Department from 1947 to 1949, and with the War Claims Division from 1949 to 1951. He held other government posts as Assistant Counsel, Special Senate Crime Committee in 1951, General Counsel Monopoly Sub-Committee of the House Committee on the Judiciary in 1951 and 1952, and finally as United States Representative at the OEEC in Paris from 1952 to 1954. Mr. Goldstein came to the University of Texas School of Law' in 1955 as an Associate Professor. He was promoted to Professor in 1958. His subjects arc: Government Regulation, International Law, Common Market Seminar and Patent, Trademark, and Copyright Law-. Mr. Goldstein is a member of the American Society of International Law and the Texas and District of Columbia Bars. 19 CHARLES A. WRIGHT Professor Of Law Charles T. McCormick Professorship Mr. Wright received his A.B. degree from Wesleyan University in 1947, and his LL.B. from Yale University in 1949. In 1950. he was an Assistant Professor at Minnesota University, becoming an Associate Professor in 1953. He joined the Texas Faculty in 1955. Mr. Wright is a member of the United States Supreme Court Advisory Committee on Civil Procedure. He is the author of Wright's Minnesota Rules. Cases on Remedies and several books on Federal Procedure. Mr. Wright teaches Federal Procedure, Labor Relations, Constitutional Law and Remedies. PIERRE R. LOISEAUX Professor Of Law Mr. Loiseaux took his LL.B. at Boston University in 1950, and in 1951, he received his LL.M. at the New York University School of Law. While at New York University, he was a Teaching Fellow. Before coming to the University of Texas, Mr. Loiseaux was an Assistant Professor of Law at the University of Arkansas, and an Associate Professor of Law at Emory University. He joined our faculty in 1957, and since then, he has lectured on Creditors Rights. Labor Law. Fraud and Mistake, and Contracts. Mr. Loiseaux is a member of the American. Arbitration Association Panel of Arbitrators, and the Labor Law Group Trust. E. WAYNE THODE Professor Of Law Mr. Thode received his B.S. degree from the University of Illinois in 1943, his LL.B. from the University of Texas in 1950, and his S.J.D. in 1964, from Harvard. He was Briefing Attorney for the Supreme Court of Texas from 1950 to 1951, and was Assistant Attorney General of Texas in 1951 and 1952. Ending three years of private practice in 1955, Mr. Thode joined the Law Faculty as an Associate Professor, becoming a Professor of Law in 1959- Mr. Thode lectures in Procedure II, Torts, and Injuries to Relations. LEON LEBOWITZ Professor Of Law Mr. Lebowitz received his A.B. from Baylor University in 1940. his LL.B. in 1943 (Baylor), and his LL.M. from New York University in 1952. From 1946 to 1948, he was an Assistant Professor and Law Librarian at Baylor University Law School. Mr. Lebowitz joined the University of Texas Law Faculty in 1955 as a Visiting Professor of Law and rose to Professor of Law in 1957. He teaches Introduction to Legal Processes, Business Associations, Partnership. Fiduciary Administration and Seminar on Law and Fthics. WOODFIN L. BUTTE Professor Of Law Mr. Butte received his B.A. degree from the University of Texas in 1927. and his LL.B. from Yale University in 1931. In addition, Mr. Butte holds a Dr. of Political Sciences from the University of Central Venezuela. Mr. Butte has practiced law in numerous Latin American countries, and is a member of the American Society of International Law. His courses at the University arc Conflicts and Civil Law. FRANK W. ELLIOTT, JR. Professor Of Law Mr. Elliot received his B.A. degree in 1951, and his LL.B. in 1957. both from the University of Texas. Subsequent to graduation Mr. Elliot worked in the Attorney General’s office, and later clerked for the Supreme Court of Texas. He teaches Introduction, Procedure II and III, and Remedies. Mr. Elliot co-authored the casebook, Texas Trial and Appellate Procedure, with Messrs. Gus Hodges and Albert Jones. 21 RUSSELL WEINTRAUB Professor Of Law Mr. Weintraub received his B.A. degree from New York University in 1950 and his LL.B. degree from Harvard Law School in 1953. He was a Teaching Fellow at Harvard from 1955 to 1957 and a Professor of Law at the University of Iowa from 1957 to 1965. In 1965 he was a Visiting Professor of Law at the University of Michigan. In addition to a number of published articles, Mr. Weintraub is the co-author of The Iowa Law of Workmen’s Compensation and of the annual supplements in i960 and 1961 to Moore’s Federal Practice. Mr. Weintraub teaches Conflicts and Contracts. HARRY K. WRIGHT Associate Professor Of Law Mr. Wright received his B.S. degree from Georgetown University, School of Foreign Service, in 1949. He then attended the University of Texas School of Law and received his LL.B., with honors, in 1952. Mr. Wright was Editor in Chief of the Texas Law Review. Beginning in 1952 as a Lieutenant in the Judge Advocate General’s Corps of the United States Army, Mr. Wright was released from active duty in 1954. From then until 1962, Mr. Wright was in private practice in Houston and Mexico City, D.F. Mr. Wright teaches Agency, Civil Law, Conflict of Laws and a seminar in International Transactions. ERNEST E. SMITH Associate Professor Of Law Mr. Smith took his B.A. degree at Southern Methodist University in 1958, and his LL.B. from Harvard University in 1962. During 1962 and 1963, Mr. Smith served as clerk to Judge Wisdom of the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans. He joined the Texas faculty in the Fall of 1963. Mr. Smith lectures in Property, Agency, Trusts and Marital Rights. Mr. Smith is the recipient of the 1966 Teaching Excellence Award. 22 FRED COHEN Associate Professor Of Law Mr. Cohen holds B.S. and LL.B. degrees from Temple University. He received his LL.M. in 1961, from Yale University. He was an Assistant Professor of Law at Denver University from 1961 to 1963, and became a permanent member of the Texas faculty in 1963. Mr. Cohen lectures in Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure and Criminal Correction. Mr. Cohen has been named the faculty consultant to The Southwest Center for Law and the Behavioral Sciences. STANLEY M. JOHANSON Associate Professor Of Law Mr. Johanson received his B.S. at Yale University in 1955. He took his LL.B. from the University’ of Washington in 1958, and was then admitted to the Washington Bar. Mr. Johanson served as a Teaching Fellow at Harvard University from 1961 to 1963, and received his LL.M. from Harvard in 1963. He joined the University' of Texas Law Faculty in 1963 as an Associate Professor. Mr. Johanson teaches Property-, Wills and Estates and Government Contract Law. He is a member of the American Bar Association and the Federal and Washington Bars. ROBERT W. HAMILTON Associate Professor Of Law Mr. Hamilton received his B.A. degree from Swarthmore College in 1952, and in 1955 obtained a J.D. from the University of Chicago School of Law. He served as Law Clerk to Justice Clark of the United States Supreme Court from 1955-56. Mr. Hamilton was admitted to the District of Columbia Bar in 1956. He left private practice in Washington, D.C., to join the Texas Law Faculty in 1964. Mr. Hamilton lectures in Contracts, Creditor’s Rights and Business Associations. 23 RICHARD V. BARNDT Associate Professor Of Law Mr. Barndt holds B.S.L. and LL.B. degrees from the University of Utah. He has been Assistant Professor at the University of Montana, the University of Houston, and the University of Washington. He came to the University of Texas in 1964 as Associate Professor. He teaches Contracts, Legislation, and Language and Logic in The Law. W. W. GIBSON Associate Professor Of Law Mr. Gibson received his B.A. degree in 1954 and his LL.B. degree in 1956, both from the University of Texas. He is a member of the Amarillo Bar Association, the State Bar of Texas and the American Bar Association. Mr. Gibson was a partner in the Amarillo law firm of Gibson, Ochsner, Harlan, Kinney Morris from 1956 to 1965. Legal Profession and Wills and Estates are the courses which Mr. Gibson teaches. ALLEN E. SMITH Assistant Professor Of Law Mr. Smith received his B.A. from the University of Texas in I960 and his LL.B. from Texas Law School in 1961. He was admitted to the Texas Bar in 1961. Prior to his return to Texas as an Assistant Professor of Law in 1964, Mr. Smith served as a law clerk for Judge Hutcheson of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals, 5th Circuit. He was also in private practice in Beaumont with Orgain, Bell and Tucker from 1962 to 1964. Mr. Smith is currently teaching Contracts, Constitutional Law and the Judicial Administration Seminar. 24 JOEL J. FINER Assistant Professor Of Law Mr. Finer received his B.B.A. from City College of New York in 1959. In 1963 he was awarded both a M.A. and a LL.B. from Yale University. Mr. Finer joined the Texas Law Faculty in 1964, after having served as law clerk to U.S. Circuit Judge George T. Washington. Criminal Law, Constitutional Law, and Comparative Constitutional Law arc the courses Mr. Finer teaches. PAUL F. ROTHSTEIN Assistant Professor Of Law Mr. Rothstcin received his B.S.L. from Northwestern in 1959. and his LL.B. also from Northwestern, in 1961. He studied at Oxford University, England, from 1961 to 1963, as a Fulbright Scholar. He was admitted to the Illinois Bar in 1961. Prior to coming to Texas, he taught at the University of Michigan and the University of Florida. Mr. Rothstcin is the author of The Attack on Market Security in the United Kingdom and the United States. Mr. Rothstcin came to the University of Texas in 1964, and is currently lecturing in Criminal Law, Evidence and Conflicts. MARSHALL SHAPO Assistant Professor Of Law Mr. Shapo holds the A.B. and LL.B. degrees from the University of Miami and the A.M. and S.J.D. degrees from Harvard. Mr. Shapo was a student instructor in Research Writing in 1963 and 1964. He teaches Injuries to Relations, Torts, and Business Associations. 25 GEORGE SCHATZKI Assistant Professor Of Law Mr. Schatzki received his A.B., LL.B., and LL.M. degrees from Harvard in 1955, 1958 and 1965 respectively. He was Attorney for the National Labor Relations Board from 1958-1960 and practiced with the Dallas firm of Mullinax, Wells, Morris and Mauzy from I960 to 1963. Mr. Schatzki lectured classes at Southern University Law School, 1961 to 1963, and has been a Teaching Fellow at Harvard Law School, 1963 to 1965. He is a member of the Massachusetts and Texas Bar Associations. Mr. Schatzki teaches Constitutional Law and Labor Relations. COLONEL LEO. G. BLACKSTOCK Lecturer In Law Col. Blackstock holds B.A., M.B.A. and LL.B. degrees from the University of Texas. He was admitted to practice in Texas in 1933. From 1937 to 1938, he was Chief Examiner for the Gas Utilities Division of the Railroad Commission. He has been a colonel in the United States Army since 19-46, and was Chief of the Prosecution Division, Legal Section, of the General Headquarters in Tokyo from 1945 to 1948. Col. Blackstock has been Visiting Professor of Law at Texas since 1953, and Professor of Business Law at the main University since 1927. Col. Blackstock teaches Military Law. R. DEAN MOORHEAD Lecturer In Law Mr. Moorhead received his A.B. degree from the University of Kansas in 1938, and his LL.B. from Columbia in 1941. He was admitted to practice before the Texas and Federal Bars in 1942, and served as Assistant Attorney General of Texas from 1942 to 1945. Mr. Moorhead was on the faculty of the Law School in 1943 and 1944, and again in 1946 and 1947. He has been on the Faculty of the College of Business Administration. Mr. Moorhead lectures courses in Contracts and conducts a seminar in Fiduciary Administration. 26 FRANK J. MALONEY Lecturer In Law Mr. Maloney received his B.A. in 1954 and his LL.B. in 1956 from the University of Texas. He is a member of the Texas State Bar Association, the American Bar Association, the Travis County Bar Association, and the Austin Junior Bar Conference. Mr. Maloney has served as First Assistant District Attorney of Travis County and as Chief of Law Enforcement Division for the Attorney General of Texas. He has been admitted to practice before the Supreme Court of the United States and established the Austin law firm of Procter-Maloncy Fullerton in 1962, of which he is currently a practicing member. Mr. Maloney lectures on Criminal Law. TOM B. BLACK Lecturer In Law Mr. Black attended the University of Texas, receiving his B.A. degree in 1949 and his LL.B. degree in 1952. He served as Assistant Attorney General of Texas from 1952 to 1955 and since that time has been a member of the Austin law firm of Stayton Black. Mr. Black is a member of the Texas Bar Association, the Travis County Bar Association and the American Arbitration Association. He lectures courses in Business Associations and Evidence. SAM LANHAM Lecturer In Law Mr. Lanham received his B.A. degree in 1953 and his LL.B. degree in 1955, both from Baylor University. He was a practicing attorney with the Waco law firm of Richey, Shccly, Tceling Cureton from 1955 to 1964 when he entered Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary to work toward the B.D. degree. Mr. Lanham is a member of both the American Bar Association and.the Texas Bar Association. He lectures courses in Introduction to Legal Processes, Insurance and Eminent Domain. 27 WOODROW W. PATTERSON Director Of The Legal Aid Clinic Mr. Patterson received his LL.B. from the University of Texas in 1936. Since 1942, he has been Director of the Legal Aid Clinic. He was admitted to practice before the State Bar in 1936, and since 1941, he has been a partner of the firm of Patterson and Patterson in Austin. From 1937 until 1941, he was Assistant District Attorney for Travis County. Mr. Patterson also teaches Office Practice. HELEN HARGRAVE Associate Professor Of Law Miss Hargrave received her LL.B. and was admitted to practice in 1936. In 1930, she became Assistant Law Librarian at the University of Texas. She is a past president of the American Association of Law Librarians and is a member of the State Bar of Texas. Having served as Law Librarian since 1940, Miss Hargrave is in semi-retirement this year. 28 ROY MERSKY Professor Of Law Director Of Research Mr. Mersky holds the B.S., M.S.L.S., and LL.B. degrees. He has served as Research Associate at the Municipal Reference Library of Milwaukee, 1953-54; Assistant Law Librarian at Yale, 1954-59; Director of the Washington Supreme Court Library, 1959-63; and Professor of Law and Law Librarian at the University of Colorado School of Law, 1963-65. He has also served as the Book Review Editor of the Law Library Journal, Editor of the Index to Periodical Articles Related to Law. He authored Louis Dembitz Brandeis, 1856-1941, A Bibliography. He is a member of the A.B.A., Wisconsin Bar, A.A.L.L., and International Association of Law Librarians. He teaches Legal Writing and Research. 29 30 DR. JAY HALL Director of the Southwest Center for Law and the Behavioral Sciences DR. MARTHA WILLIAMS Coordinator of the Southwest Center for Law and the Behavioral Sciences 31 DOROTHY SMITH Administrative Assistant Main Office LOIS GRANT Administrative Assistant Dean’s Office FRANCES ADKINS Administrative Assistant Law School Foundation 32 RITA PRINGLE Loans and Admissions MARION HARRIS Faculty Secretary Sarah shuptrine Faculty Secretary SHIRLEY GREEN Faculty Secretary ANNA SALDANA Faculty Secretary CAROLYN POLING Faculty Secretary ALLA LONG Faculty Secretary 33 MARTHA HERZOG Faculty Secretary PATSY CAYTON Faculty Secretary SONJA SUE COBB Faculty Secretary CAROLYN OSMONSON Main Office 34 SYBIL LEE Main Office CAROLYN PETERSON Legal Aid KATHLEEN LONG Law Review and Law School Foundation GWYN POND Mail Room 35 BETTY DORNBERGER Library Circulation JOHN PHTESCH Library Catalogcr GENE McCOY Library Serials ROBERT COGSWELL Library Periodicals PEGGY MURPHY Library Clerk-Typist 36 LAURA McSHANE Library Clerk-Typist BF.CKY PHELPS Library Clerk-Typist ADRIENNE deVERGIE Library Clerk-Typist JoANN ROWELL Library Clerk-Typist BETTY NANCE Library Clerk-Typist THE CLASSES 38 3' Officers Alex Sheshunoff, Secretary; Bo Brown, President; Bob DcWitt, Vice President. 40 The Senior Class ABERNATHY, LOUIS COURTNEY University of Texas Houston Phi Alpha Delta Legal Research Board ADAM, WILLIAM KENDALL University of Texas Eagle Lake Houston Phi Delta Phi Texas Law Review, Assistant Editor ADAMS, JERRY LYNN University of Texas Eagle Lake Delta Theta Phi Texas Law Review, Assistant Editor AFFELDT, DAVID ALLAN University of Iowa Cedar Rapids, Iowa ALEXANDER, ROBERT E. Tulane Dallas Moot Court Board Teaching Quizmaster International Law Society Civil Liberties Research Council ALI.BRITTON, JACK LEE University of Texas Austin Phi Delta Phi AMIS, JOHN MICHAEL S.M.U. Dallas Phi Delta Phi ANDREWS, GARLAND PAUL Texas A M College Station Phi Delta Phi Legal Aid 41 ANTHONY, E. DeWITT JR. University of Texas Austin Phi Beta Gamma, Chancellor ARCHER, JOSEPH FLETCHER University of Texas San Antonio ARMSTRONG, DANIEL LEWIS University of Texas Austin ATWILL, JAMES H. University of Texas Pasadena, California Library Staff Phi. Alpha Delta Scholarship AYRES, JOE ROBBINS University of Texas Athens Phi Alpha Delta BAILEY, ROBERT E. University of Texas Austin Law Bachelors BAKER, RHODES S. Sewanee Houston BARBEE, LINTON ELZIE North Texas State Brownfield Phi Delta Phi Criminal Law Society 1 exas Law Review, Reviews Editor 42 BARBISCH, JOSEPH W. JR. University of Texas Houston Legal Research Board BARR, ANDY University of Texas Ft. Worth Phi Alpha Delta Law Day Chairman Law School Assemblyman Board of Governors BARRON, RUSSELL R. University of Texas Lockhart Phi Delta Phi Library Staff BEDSOLE, CHARLES University of Texas Austin Phi Delta Phi BEEBE, ROGER LUPTON Harvard Houston Phi Delta Phi Teaching Quizmaster Moot Court Board BEENE, ROY B. University of Texas Ivanhoc Library Staff Civil Liberties Research Council BEEZLEY, JACK LEE Arlington State Dallas BELA, RICHARD J. Texas Western El Paso Criminal Law Society Legal Aid Library Staff International Law Society, Secretary Library Committee BERCU, STEVEN LLOYD University of Texas Dallas BERNIGER, MICHAEL A. University of Texas Austin Library Staff Law Bachelors BERNSTEIN, kICHARD P. Trinity Dallas Phi Delta Phi Law Bachelors BERTRAND, JAMES R. University of Texas Houston Phi Delta Phi, President Texas Law Review, Associate Editor BILLINGS, PRANK EDWARD University of Texas Nixon Phi Alpha Delta Working Scholarship Lounge Committee W. J. McKie Scholarship Pcregrinus, Managing Editor BISHOP, GEORGE M. North Texas State Denton Phi Alpha Delta International Law Society Legal Aid, Vice President—Prisoner BLACK, JAMES M. University of Texas Port Nechcs BLEIL, CHARLES MILLS Texas Tech Houston J. W. and Cornelia R. Scarbrough Scholarship Phi Alpha Delta 44 BOARDMAN, ERNEST GUY JR. University of Texas Austin BOETTCHER, ARM IN SCHLICK University of Texas East Bernard BOLDING, JAMES M. University of Texas Athens Phi Alpha Delta BONEAU, MELVIN JOSEPH Lamar Tech Port Arthur Delta Theta Phi Legal Aid BOORMAN, JAMES ALBERT III University of Texas Houston Phi Alpha Delta Legal Research Board BOWERS. VERNER University of Texas Austin Praetors BOWLIN, JAMES H. University of Texas Port Nechcs Praetors BRAINARD, DANIEL R. University of Texas Austin 45 BRANTS, HARRY M. Yale Ft. Worth Phi Delta Phi Texas Law Review, Associate Editor BROESCHE, TRAVIS CHARLES Duke Houston Phi Delta Phi Texas Law Review, Associate Editor BROOKSHIRE, JIM BOB Texas Tech Taylor Praetors Election Commission BROWN, GERALD MONROE Texas A M San Antonio Phi Alpha Delta Legal Research Board, Associate Director BROWN, H. PHARIS Texas Tech Snyder Phi Alpha Delta Senior Class President Legal Aid Peregrinus Staff BROWN, OWEN STUART University of Texas Lake Providence, Louisiana Phi Alpha Delta BROWNING, HARRELL Z. Texas A I Austin Phi Delta Phi Legal Aid, President Criminal Law Society Peregrinus Staff BROYLES, PAUL JAMES University of Texas Dell City 46 BUNKLEY, THOMAS ALLEN JR. Washington Lee Stamford Phi Alpha Delta Legal Aid BURGESS, TIM L. University of Texas Nacogdoches Phi Alpha Delta Teaching Quizmaster Moot Court Board BURKE, WILLIAM LOWE McMurray Abilene Phi Alpha Delta Election Commission Chairman Percgrinus Staff BURNS, CHARLES FINNEY University of Texas Austin Phi Alpha Delta BUTLER, DUNCAN T. University of Texas Houston Phi Delta Phi BUTTERFIELD, W. H. JR. S.M.U. Lubbock Phi Delta Phi CABANISS, JOHN T. Rice Rockport Phi Delta Phi Texas Law Review, Comment Editor CARR, KENNETH ROSS Rice Houston Texas Law Review, Associate Editor 47 CARTER, JAMES A. University of Texas Austin Delta Theta Phi CASEY, MARTIN F. JR. University of Texas Austin CASEY, MICHAEL H. University of Texas San Antonio Phi Delta Phi Legal Aid Texas Law Forum, Business Manager CAVNESS, PAT EDWARD University of Texas Cherokee CHAMBERLAIN, JOHN E. University of Texas Austin Legal Aid Library Staff CHANDLER, FRED CLARK University of Texas Ft. Stockton Texas Law Review, Associate Editor Legal Aid CHENAULT, WILLIAM B. 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Austin College San Antonio Delta Theta Phi Legal Aid Law Bachelors CO AN, RICHARD DON University of Texas Stephenville Phi Alpha Delta Legal Aid COLE, RICHARD ROSSER University of Texas Austin 49 COLEMAN, RONALD D'EMORY Texas Western El Paso Praetors COLEN, GERALD RICHARD Ohio State Toledo, Ohio Phi Alpha Delta Criminal Law Society COMPERE, JOHN MILSAP Texas Tech Abilene Phi Alpha Delta Legal Aid Frank Bobbitt Scholarship Peregrinus Staff Student Bar President COOMER, JESSE H. T.C.U. Ft. Worth Phi Delta Phi Legal Research Board COPE, JOHN R. University of Texas San Angelo COX, DELBERT MILTON University of Texas Austin Phi Alpha Delta Intramural Chairman CRAWFORD, HARVEY JERRY University of Texas Floydada Praetors CREEKMORE, WYNNE L. University of Texas Houston Phi Alpha Delta International Law Society Legal Aid 50 CROSNOE, RALPH CAVEN Oklahoma State Texarkana Phi Delta Phi CUMMINGS, JAMES H. University of Texas Dallas Legal Aid, Advisor CURLEE, DAN HERBERT University of Texas Austin Phi Alpha Delta Legal Aid CURRY, CHARLES N. University of Texas Waxahachie Phi Alpha Delta Law Bachelors Legal Research Board Honor Council CURSON, CHARLES RANDOLPH University of Texas Anglcton Phi Delta Phi Quizmaster Frew W. Moore Scholarship DALTON, DEWEY M. University of Texas Dallas DARLING, WILLIAM D. University of Texas Dallas Phi Alpha Delta DAU, RALPH WALDROM University of Texas Dallas Phi Delta Phi Texas Law Review, Comment Editor 51 DAWSON, ROBBIN ROWEN University of Texas Houston Phi Delta Phi DeWITT. ROBERT A. Loyola Alvin Phi Delta Phi Law Bachelors Legal Research Board Criminal Law Society-Senior Class Vice President DOBY, ROBERT MERLEE JR. University of Texas Ft. Worth Phi Delta Phi Legal Aid, Vice President, Judgments Teaching Quizmaster Library' Staff Legal Research Board Moot Court Board DONSKY, CAL University of Texas San Angelo Phi Delta Phi James Lockhart Autry Scholarship Texas Law Review, Administrative Editor DOOLEY, MARSHAL WAYNE North Texas State Lometa DORRELL, ROBERT BYNUM University of Texas Houston Phi Alpha Delta DORSEY, FORREST J. University of Texas Corpus Christi Law Bachelors DRAGO, JOE III University of Texas Port Arthur Criminal Law Society 52 DREYER, HOWARD PAUL Texas A M Bcllaire DRIVER, RONALD SIDDALL University of Texas Austin EARLEY, BILLY J. Stephen F. Austin Big Spring Phi Alpha Delta EARLY, C. FIELDING University of Texas Brownwood Phi Delta Phi Law Bachelors ECKHARDT, DONALD KENT University of Texas Houston Phi Delta Phi Quizmaster EDWARDS, RICHARD ALAN Texas Tech Slaton Praetors EIDMAN, JACK E. University of Texas Brownsville Phi Delta Phi Quizmaster Texas Law Review, Associate Editor Standard Oil Company Scholarship ELLIOTT, WILLIAM University of Texas Plainview Phi Alpha Delta Legal Aid 53 ELLIS, WILL PAXTON University of Texas Laredo Quizmaster Library Staff Wharton Weems Scholarship EPSTEIN, DAVID G. University of Texas Temple Phi Delta Phi Teaching Quizmaster Texas Law Review, Associate Editor Moot Court Board EVANS, DAVID LEWIS T.C.U. Ft. Worth Phi Alpha Delta Texas Law Forum Editor Hvass, Wcisman King Scholarship FARLEY, BILLY JACK University of Texas Austin FARMER, WILLIAM S. JR. Princeton Louisville, Kentucky International Law Society FENNELL, F. WILLIAM Denison University York, Pennsylvania Phi Alpha Delta FERRELL, FELIX WAYMON JR. University of Texas Waco FEUILLE, FRANK IV University of Texas Austin International Law Society Legal Aid Legal Research Board 54 FIELD, TOM University of Texas Austin FISHER, JOHN CLARK University of Texas Beaumont Honor Council Chairman FITZGERALD, KERRY P. S.M.U. Dallas Phi Alpha Delta Teaching Quizmaster International Law Society Moot Court Board FLATO, FRANK University of Texas Kingsville Delta Theta Phi Library Staff FLATTEN, DANIEL VINCENT University of Texas San Antonio Phi Alpha Delta JLibrary Staff International Law Society International Law Forum, Casenotc and Comment Staff FLECKMAN, DON A. University of Texas Port Arthur Phi Delta Phi Quizmaster FLEMING, TOMMY W. University of Texas Childress Phi Alpha Delta Criminal Law Society FLOURNOY, ROBERT LANE University of Texas Huntington 55 mmm FLY, WILLIAM LAMAR University of Texas Hillsboro Phi Alpha Delta Law Bachelors, Vice President-Treasurer Criminal Law Society FORRESTER, ROBERT DONALD University of Texas Austin Phi Alpha Delta Legal Aid FOWLER, THOMAS H. JR. University of Texas Clarksville FRAMPTON, JOHN COCHRAN University of Texas Fulton, Missouri FRANK, THEODORE DAVID Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Brooklyn, New York Phi Delta Phi Texas Law Review, Associate Editor Quizmaster FRAZIER, DON W. University of Texas Dallas FRENCH, WILLIAM University of Texas Austin FREY, RICHARD G. Cornell Evanston, Illinois Moot Court Board 56 FRIEND, DALE Rice Dallas Delta Theta Phi FULLINGIM, WILLIAM EMBRY University of Texas Austin Fulbright, Crooker, Freeman, Bates, Jaworski Scholarship FURMAN, WILLIAM MICHAEL University of Texas Austin GARCIA, ROXANNA Sophie Newcomb Corpus Christi Portia GARDNER, WILLIAM TERRY University of Texas Ft. Worth GEORGE, FELIX HAI.LUM JR. University of Texas Austin Phi Alpha Delta Law Bachelors, Rush Chairman Criminal Law Society GERMER. LAWRENCE LOUIS University of Texas Refugio Phi Delta Phi Student Assistant to the Dean Herbert S. Bonham Scholarship GIBBS, LARRY WELDON Texas Tech Lubbock Phi Alpha Delta Humor Board Chairman 57 GIBSON, JERRY ALLEN University of Texas Wichita Falls Phi Delta Phi GIST, LAWRENCE JAMES Notre Dame Port Arthur Phi Alpha Delta Legal Aid, Vice President, Trials Legal Research Board Criminal Law Society GLICKMAN, JULIUS University of Texas Austin Legal Aid GOLDBERG, CHARLES N. University of Texas Uvalde Phi Alpha Delta Legal Aid Law School Assemblyman GONZALES, HECTOR Pan American College Brownsville Civil Liberties Research Council Library Staff GOODSTEEN, GERRY P. University of Texas Dallas GOTLIBOSKI, THOMAS JACOB Mississippi State Long Beach, Mississippi Criminal Law Society GRASSEDONIO, ROY MATTHEWS University of Texas Austin Phi Alpha Delta Legal Research Board 58 GREEN, HERBERT JAY Queens College Little Neck, New York Phi Delta Phi Quizmaster Texas Law Review, Associate Editor Texas Law Forum GREEN, LEE SLEDGE University of Texas Ft. Worth Legal Aid GREENFIELD; JOHN H. JR. Stanford Farmington, Illinois Phi Alpha Delta Library Staff Legal Aid, Vice President, Judgments Legal Research Board Intramural Chairman GREENWOOD, TOLBERT LLOYD Louisiana State DcQuincy, Louisiana Phi Alpha Delta Library Staff Teaching Quizmaster International Law Society, Vice President Civil Liberties Research Council Texas Law Forum Moot Court Board, Coordinator GRIFFIN, THOMAS KEITH University of Texas Beaumont GUTHRIE, MICHAEL INGLES Texas Western El Paso Criminal Law Society GUTIERREZ, GABRIEL JR. University of Texas Austin HAGERMAN, JOHN DAVID S.M.U. Houston Phi Alpha Delta Texas Law Forum Inns of Court Chairman 59 HAGMAN, GARY L. University of Texas Weatherford Delta Theta Phi Criminal Law Society HALE, JIM PETE Texas Tech O’Donnell Praetors HALE. JAMES SIDNEY University of Texas Harlingen Phi Alpha Delta Quizmaster International Law Society, President Ford Foundation Scholarship HAMMETT. JAMES V. University of Texas Austin HANDLY. NED KINKLEY University of Texas Austin Phi Alpha Delta HANDORF. E. RICHARD University of Texas Austin HARDIE. I.EBRON JR. Texas Western El Paso Phi Delta Phi HARRIS, JOHN WELDON Southwestern Austin Delta Theta Phi 60 HARSCHMAN, MICHAEL Ohio State Youngstown, Ohio Legal Aid, Vice President, Social HART, JOSEPH HILL University of Texas Austin Phi Alpha Delta Criminal Law Society HARVEY, RALPH CHRISTIAN University of Texas Wichita Falls Phi Alpha Delta Legal Aid HELM, REAGAN C. Williams College Houston HENDERSON. THOMAS McDOWELL University of Texas Houston Phi Delta Phi HERVEY, RICHARD M. University of Texas Corpus Christi HIGGINBOTHAM, DONALD University of Texas Waco Praetors HINTON. MICHAEL JOHN I Jniversity of Texas Austin 6 HOBSON, DONALD J. Babson Institute Dallas Praetors HOODENPYLE, JERRY RANDALL North Texas State Ft. Worth International Law Society Legal Aid Legal Research Board HOOPER, RONNIE RAY University of Texas Houston Delta Theta Phi Legal Aid. Vice President, Files HUBERT, FRANK W. R. Rice Bryan Phi Delta Phi Texas Law Review, Associate Editor Reagan Sayers Scholarship HUDSON, PAT ALTON University of Texas Austin International Law Society Phi Beta Gamma, Associate Justice HUDSPETH, BILL University of Texas Austin HUFFMAN, O. BROCK Georgetown San Antonio Praetors International Law Society HUGHES, LYNN N. University of Alabama Houston International Law Society 62 HUTCHESON, THAD THOMPSON JR. Princeton Houston Phi Delta Phi Legal Aid JACKSON, JAMES K. S.M.U. Austin Phi Delta Phi JACKSON, SANDRA JAN University of Texas Austin Kappa Beta Gamma, Treasurer Legal Aid JAMESON, GENE LANIER Texas A M Dallas Phi Delta Phi Texas Law Review, Case Editor JARMAN, EUGENE ORVILLE University of Texas Austin Legal Aid JOHNSON, DALE THOMAS Indiana University McAllen Phi Alpha Delta Legal Research Board Director JOHNSON, FARRIS ALLEN University of Texas Austin Phi Alpha Delta Legal Aid Legal Research Board Associate Director JOHNSON, SAMUEL PAUL JR. Little Rock University MonticcIIo, Arkansas 63 JOHNSON, STEPHEN V. University of Texas Dallas Legal Aid JOHNSTON, BURRELL D. Vanderbilt Beeville Phi Delta Phi Quizmaster International Law Society Legal Aid Advisor Legal Research Board Texas Law Forum, Associate Editor Ford Foundation Scholarship JONES, FORD CHALON University of Texas San Angelo Phi Alpha Delta Library Staff Lounge Committee JONES, FRANK GRIFFITH Rice Houston Phi Delta Phi Quizmaster Legal Aid Texas Law Review, Associate Editor JONES, L. LUDWELL University of Pennsylvania Houston Phi Alpha Delta Legal Aid, Vice President, Prisoner Legal Research Board JOSEY, LENOIR M. University of Texas Houston Phi Delta Phi JUAREZ, BENNIE RALPH University of Texas Tularosa, New Mexico International Law Society Library Staff KALMANS, RAYMOND LYLE University of Texas Houston 64 KARMAN, KATHLEEN Vanderbilt Webster Groves, Missouri KENDALL, ALGER U. University of Texas Karnes City Praetors KIDD, JOHN B. S.M.U. Dallas KINARD, JOHN R. Tulane Austin Delta Theta Phi KINCAID, GENE University of Texas Austin KINZY, HARRY NORMAN Texas Tech Ft. Worth Phi Alpha Delta KIRCHNER, JOHN EDWARD University of Texas Pasadena Legal Aid KNIGHT, ROBERT E. University of Texas Austin 65 KNIPPA, LARRY DON University of Texas San Antonio Texas Law Review, Article Editor Raymond Dickson Foundation Scholarship KORMEIER, VICTOR A. JR. University of Texas Austin Legal Research Board KRAMER, WILLIAM A. Yale Dallas Texas Law Review, Associate Editor International Association of Insurance Counsel Journal Scholarship KRUEGER, JIMMY WAYNE University of Texas Austin Phi Delta Phi Legal Aid Schwartz Lapin Scholarship KUNTZ, WALTER N. Ill S.M.U. Dallas Phi Delta Phi Legal Research Board KUPER, MICHAEL JAY University of Houston Houston Phi Delta Phi International Law Society KUPERMAN, DAVID I. University of Texas Breckcn ridge Phi Delta Phi LAMB, JAMES BICKFORD Arlington State Dallas 66 LANCASTER, ANNE University of Texas Corpus Christi Kappa Beta Phi, Vice Dean Texas Law Review, Associate Editor LANTER, ROBERT ALLEN T.C.U. Ft. Worth Praetors LATTING, JOSEPH B. University of Texas Austin LAW, RUSSELL University of Texas Austin Praetors LAY, VERNON I. JR. University of Texas Austin Phi Delta Phi Legal Aid Criminal Law Society International Law Forum, Casenote Comment Staff Legal Research Board LEE. RONALD ELLSWORTH JR. University of Texas Houston LF.IGHTMAN, E. DANIEL Indiana University Indianapolis, Indiana Phi Delta Phi Texas Law Review, Associate Editor Library Staff Quizmaster LEVY. JEROME S. University of Texas Austin Legal Research Board 67 LEWALLEN, JO BETSY University of Texas Austin LIGHT, NORMAN University of Texas Austin Phi Delta Phi Legal Aid Teaching Quizmaster Moot Court Board LIPSCOMB, GREGORY University of Texas Austin Phi Delta Phi Library Staff Civil Liberties Research Council Legal Aid LITTLE, CHRISTOPHER M. University of Texas Austin Teaching Quizmaster International Law Society Moot Court Board LITTLE, ROBERT WALDO University of Texas Dallas LITTLEPAGE, PAXTON K. University of Texas Mart International Law Society LONG, BRUCE S.M.U. Ada, Oklahoma Phi Delta Phi LONG, JOHN WARRINER University of Texas San Francisco, California 68 LORD, TERRY RICHARD S.M.U. Dallas Phi Alpha Delta Legal Aid International Law Society Civil Liberties Research Council, Assistant Director Criminal Law Society LUEDERS, DAVID EDGAR University of Texas •San Angelo Praetors Criminal Law Society McCAMISH, JOHN W. Brown San Antonio Phi Delta Phi Texas Law Review, Associate Editor McClendon, joe n. S.M.U. Ennis Phi Alpha Delta Law Bachelors Close-Circuit Television Committee McFarland, v. e. ii University of Texas Austin McGOWN, JULE GREY Williams College Ft. Worth Phi Alpha Delta McKISSICK, ROBERT University of Texas Austin International Law Society International Law Forum, Editor In Chief McLEAN, ROBERT HUNTER University of Texas Ft. Worth Phi Delta Phi Legal Aid Teaching Quizmaster Moot Court Board 69 McNUTT, ERNEST PAUL University of Texas Freeport Delta Theta Phi Legal Aid McWilliams, d. bradley University of Texas Bcllairc International Law Society McWilliams, george louis Texas A M Texarkana Phi Delta Phi Legal Research Board, Associate Director MADDOX, GARY B. University of Texas Houston Phi Alpha Delta Legal Aid MAEDGEN, BRYAN J. University of Texas Midland Phi Delta Phi International Law Society Teaching Quizmaster Moot Court Board, Vice Chairman MARBURGER, JOHN D. University of Texas LaG range Phi Alpha Delta Law Bachelors MARLEY, JAMES BILLY Texas Tech Crosbytown Phi Beta Gamma MASSEY, JOHN HOLLIS Cornell Columbus Phi Delta Phi Legal Aid 70 MATTHEWS, WILLIAM M. University of Texas Austin MAURER, JEANNE FRANCES University of Texas Corpus Christi MEIER, WILLIAM CARL University of Texas Austin Phi Alpha Delta, President Legal Aid MEITZEN, WILLIAM A. University of Texas Austin MELBY, JOHN C. University of Texas El Paso Phi Delta Phi MILLER, THOMAS E. University of Texas Bryan Phi Beta Gamma Law Bachelors MILLS, DON MARSHALL University of Texas Pampa Phi Delta Phi Legal Research Board MOORE, D. GRAHAM University of Kansas Austin Phi Delta Phi Quizmaster International Law Forum, Cascnotc Comment Staff 71 MORRIS, CHARLES E. T.C.U. Big Spring Phi Alpha Delta Legal Aid MOSHER, LAURANCE C. JR. University of Texas Pasadena Phi Delta Phi Quizmaster MUNN, H. O'NEAL JR. Texas A M Killeen Praetors Legal Aid MUNSON, ELWOOD L. University of Texas Austin MUNZINGER, RICHARD G. University of Texas Austin Phi Delta Phi MURRAY, MENTON J. JR. University of Texas Harlingen Phi Alpha Delta Legal Aid Intramural Chairman MUSICK, MICHAEL C. Amarillo College Amarillo Phi Alpha Delta NEBRAT, MARVIN LEON University of Texas Corpus Christi Phi Alpha Delta Library Staff 72 NELSON, J. THOMAS University of Texas Austin NICHOLAS, ROBERT H. JR. 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Sulphur Springs Phi Alpha Delta Legal Research Board PARKER, BYRON ANDERSON University of Texas Austin PARKER, SANDRA LEE University of Texas Dallas Student Bar Secretary PARRETT, CHARLES University of Texas San Angelo Phi Alpha Delta Legal Aid PATTERSON, JAMES WEST University of Texas Austin 74 PATTON, MICHAEL University of Texas Ft. Worth Phi Alpha Delta PAYNE, JERRY STEPHEN University of Texas Houston Phi Delta Phi PEACOCK, P. DEXTER Princeton Jacksonville Phi Delta Phi Texas Law Review, Editor In Chief James Lockhart Autry Scholarship PEAVY, ROBERT ALLEN University of Texas Austin Phi Delta Phi Teaching Quizmaster Legal Research Board Moot Court Board PEEPLES, MAURICE LEON JR. 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Austin Eunice, Louisiana Still, Charles Henry Texas Tech Lubbock Strawn, James Thomas Texas Tech Spearman Strfeber, Louis Whitley University of Texas San Antonio Talley, John Michael Texas Tech Waxahachic Thomas, Donald Scott Jr. University of Texas Austin Thompson, Rufus Elbert University of Texas Morton Townsend, Thomas C. University of Texas Paris 122 Freshman Trudson, Johnny G. TCU Ft. Worth Tulk, Richard Eqrl North Texas State Dallas Turley, James Michael Texas Tech Grandcalls Turlington, David Truitt University of Texas Austin Underhill, John Garrett Duke Washington, D.C. Vale, Samuel Franklin University of Texas Rio Grande City Vickers, Thomas Francis Southwestern University Austin Villareal, Leopoldo Miguel S.M.U. El Paso Vitek, Philip Charles Texas A M Ft. Worth Walker, Robert Clinton T.C.U. I-akc Jackson Walker, Sidney Ray Texas Tech Floydada Warner, Eben David III Washington Lee Pampa Warner, Robert M. University of Texas Dallas Watson, Boyd K. Ill Texas A M Tyler Watson, John Stewart Tulane Shreveport, Louisiana Weiner, Sigmund T. United States Military Academy San Antonio Wentworth, E. Jeffrey Texas A M San Antonio Whaley, Douglas John University of Maryland Randolph AFB 123 Wheeler, Richard Gary University of Texas Abilene White, Freddie R. Rice Austin Whitehead, Dauphin Dwain Texas Tech Grandview Whitley, Henry G. Jr. Hardin Simmons Amarillo Wilkerson, James Neill University of Texas Dallas Wilkinson, John Paul Jr. Southwestern Midland Williams, Robert Squire S.M.U. Eden, New York Wilson, Robert Carter University of Texas San Antonio Wittliff, Herman Albert III University of the South Lufkin Wood, Randall B. University of Texas Edom Wright, Jerry Smith Lamar Tech Beaumont Yeasley, Don Raymond University of North Dakota Bismarck, North Dakota Young, John Marvin University of Texas Austin Youngdale, Ralph M. T.C.U. Ft. Worth Zaffirim, Carlos M. Tulanc Laredo Zehner, William Melville University of Texas Ft. Worth Zimmerman, Fred III University of Texas Floydada 124 Freshman THE ACTIVITIES 126 i “• i rrjw � •' THE .v )£BRAND COMPET r, WHWNFRS H. Bnreloot Sanders Knintlij Hurr| Jack C Hazlewood re, Jr. Forman W. Black fcnaM G. CanutcSffn Donald F M Niel. II Jim R. C’Jioaic Owen Cecil Harlow L. Sprouse [William E-HolU. Stephen Lan WINNKRS 1341) 1950 1950- 1951 1951- 1952 1952- 1953 1953- 1954 1954- 1955 1955- 1956 195.fr B5?,- !957- I95ftr Jack Skaqrjs Sidney S.McClendon, IB James R. Mayers Dudley P Andri Jock Lapin CKarles F. Suo«i icliard Tinsa Tom - - The Student Bar The Law Student Body is organized as the Student Bar Association with automatic membership accorded each student and, contrary to the majority of such associations, there arc no dues for membership. The governing body of the SBA is the Board of Governors, which meets bi-monthly and is composed of nineteen elected members and one appointed member. The SBA endeavors to carry out its objectives and contribute to the professional education of the law student by sponsoring programs which arc mainly co-curricular in nature. The co-curricular programming sponsored and supervised by the SBA, through its Board of Governors, falls into three main categories: service, professional, and social. Service Programming provides such needed and convenient services for law students as the Book Exchange, Blue Book Program which is below the going retail costs, Blood Fund, supervision of student lounges and study halls, free telephone service, organization and individual mail sendee, Humor Board, SBA Bulletin Boards, orientation programs, Library, Building and Grounds and Texas Union Relations Committees, and many others as occasions arise. Professional Programming includes the Film Forum, speaker programs. First Year examination orientation. Bar Review lectures, SBA Travis County Bar Lecture Series, Texas Law Forum, Effective Legal Reading Program, Teaching Excellence Award, Pre-Law Club sponsorship, Studcnt Faculty Relations Committee. Social Programming includes the Annual SBA Law Wives Christmas Dance, Law Round-up Dance, SBA Beer Busts, Bar Candidates’ Post-Exam Part)', SBA-Faculty Softball Game, SBA-Law Review Softball Game, SBA-Faculty Bowling Tournament, to name a few. There are also certain special activities which contain a combination of sendee, professional, and social programming; among which are. Law Day, Inns of Court, Intramurals, Christmas Charity Drive, and active participation in the American Law Student Association. Officers 128 Ron Pruitt, Vice President; John Compere, President; Sandy Parker, Secretary The Board Of Governors The American Law Student Association was founded in 1949 as the professional law student association by the American Bar Association, which sponsors and finances the program in all accredited law schools. The national membership numbers over 11,000. The organization provides benefits and sen-ices to individuals, student bars, and to schools. The University of Texas School of Law is a member of the ALSA 13th Circuit which includes twelve schools in Texas, Louisiana, and Arkansas. The University has been an active participant in the program since its inception. The school received an award as one of the three outstanding Student Bars in the nation in 1963. The membership numbers over 500. John Compere has represented the School as the National Vice President for the 13th Circuit and was presented the ALSA Gold Key Award for his leadership. James Buster” Brown is the school ALSA representative and Publicity Director for the Circuit. Frank Feuillc is a member of the ALSA Techno-Legal Committee and has gained recognition for his legal research in the furtherance of the committee’s work. I?9 The Book Exchange is provided during the fall, spring, and summer registration periods for the economic welfare of the student body. The exchange benefits both the seller and the buyer in that books to be sold arc offered at more than the retail re-purchase price, yet below the retail selling price. The SBA operates the exchange as a free service to the students, and a large traffic in used books is handled by the co-chairmen each registration. Book Exchange John Burke and Adrian dcGraffenrcid, Co-Chairmen. The Student-Faculty Relations Committee serves as a liaison between the student body and the Faculty. The committee is a sounding board for complaints, suggestions, and recommendations, as well as a bi-partisan forum for airing problems of mutual concern and for exchanging criticism. The committee is also charged with appointing the Honor Tribunal from the nominated slate of candidates prepared by the Honor Council. The Election Commission is composed of seven appointed members. The commission is charged with the responsibility for conducting all Law School elections, including setting filing dates and election dates, providing candidates with notice of the polling, maintaining the physical polls, tabulating and publishing the results and providing a forum for hearing elections contests. The commission has just completed a revision of the Election Code to provide a more comprehensive and lucid statement of policy and procedure. The Effective Legal Reading Program represents a successful new innovation to aid students in academic preparation. The program is an adaptation of the popular speed-reading programs and theories to the materials and needs of the legal profession. The response to the program indicates that it will be made available to still larger numbers of interested students. Student-Faculty Relations Committee Bo Brown. Ron Pruitt. Ted Chilcotc, John Compere, Bill Sanderson. Film Forum Bill Wade and Wendell Barnett Co-Chairmen 130 Election Commission John Burke, Jim Carter, Harold Wilson. John Wise, Dub Burke, Jay Wcisler. The traditional Inns of Court program has been taken under advisement for study and analysis by the SBA during the year. Certain organizational weaknesses and changed circumstances warranted the year-long study, made in an effort to maintain the popular and desired facets of a freshman oriented extracurricular program. After the completion of the study, the program will be incorporated with the Legal Research sections to provide both social and professional opportunities to freshmen. Honor Tribunal Joe Royce Paul Stallings Dave McAtec Bert Christian 131 Lecture Series Inns Of Court Co-Chairmen Bill Sanderson, John Compere, Bo Brown John David Hagerman, Buster Brown The Christmas Dance, co-sponsored by the Law Wives, is the principal social activity of the SBA's year. It is that opportunity' for the student body, without distinctions drawn on classification or fraternal lines, to enjoy a respite from the academic schedule of the year. The dance is utilized as a vehicle for the presentation of the Portia of the School. The holiday season is that time of year when the SBA, recognizing a professional responsibility to the public, undertakes a drive for the benefit of the patients of the Austin State Hospital. The proceeds of the annual drive are applied to securing benefits for three wards at the hospital. Christmas Dance Committee John Younger, Bob DeWitt, Bo Brown Law School Assemblymen Ted Chambers, Glen White, John Younger 132 Christmas Drive Committee Finances Wayne Weber, Buster Brown 14th Annual LAW DAY Law Day Law Day is one of the traditions of the School of Law, dedicated to and directed by the students as the climax of a year of intensive effort in all phases of school activity. Law Day is designed to create a deeper understanding and respect for the legal profession. The format used to implement such a purpose has, in itself, become a tradition. Law Day begins with the final arguments of the Hildebrand Moot Court Competition, followed by a barbeque picnic served on the grounds at noon. The afternoon session includes the presentation of special awards, followed by the addresses of the featured speakers. Law Day ends on a social note. Assault and Flatter)’ is a school production which spoofs an otherwise serious year of academic preparation, school administration, procedures, and personalities. Awards are given for the best group and individual participation. The theme of the 1966 Law Day centers around the modern social, economic, and political problems confronting the legal profession which require the cooperative interworking and research of many disciplines. 133 Mr. Graves has probably served the School of Law in a variety of ways for as long a period as any living man. Moreover, throughout this long period of service he has always I een a loyal and devoted alumnus, regardless of the inadequacies of the program or actions of the faculty and the administration that he might have felt to be mistakes. Mr. Graves is a native Texan, born in Sequin in 1885. He holds a B.S. from Southwestern and an LL.B. from the University of Texas. He is recognized as a lead in the cause of improving the administration of justice. He is a member of the American Bar Association, the American Law Institute, the International Law Association, an original Fellow of the American Bar Foundation. Mr. Graves has been Treasurer of the Texas Law Review since its incorporation in 1922, being one of the original incorporators. His many years of devotion to the School of Law, manifested in his generous gifts of time, talent, and resources, are capped by his recent creation of a fund for the improvement of the Law Libra ry. Mr. Graves has been honored by the School of Law on several occasions. He was elected to the Order of the Coif by the faculty. His outstanding service to the Law Review was recognized at the 1965 Law Review Banquet. As Dedicatee of the Fourteenth University of Texas Law Day, Ireland Graves is again given the thanks of a grateful and appreciative student body. Dedicatee Ireland Graves Featured Speaker Geoffrey C. Hazard, Jr. The Featured Speaker of the Fourteenth Law Day is Mr. Geoffrey C. Hazard, Jr., Professor of Law at the University of Chicago School of Law and Administrator. American Bar Foundation. He is recognized for his writings on pleadings and procedure and on research in civil procedure. Mr. Hazard holds a B.A. from Swarthmore and an LL.B. from Columbia. He has been engaged in private practice in California, in public service, and in teaching at Berkeley. Chicago, and Michigan. His subjects include: Civil Procedure, Legal Process, Introduction to Law. Trial Practice, Legal History, Equity, Constitutional Law, and Federal Jurisdiction. In 1964 Mr. Hazard was chosen by the Board of Directors of the American Bar Foundation to direct and supervise its research program. His work as Administrator has put him into close proximity with the special problems which confront the modern Bar. Those in touch with the program arc unanimous in their fueling that Mr. Hazard’s contributions have made the Foundation one of the most influential and important research institutions in the law of the United States Without a doubt, Mr. Hazard is in a position to speak knowledgeably of the current problems facing the legal profession. 134 THE LAW DAY COMMITTEE Co-Chairmen Andy Barr Alex Sheshunoff ASSAULT FLATTERY Sam Lee Stanley Rosen AWARDS NOMINATIONS Roger Beebe BROCHURF. Wendy O'Brien PUBLICITY Roxanna Garcia SPECIAL ASSISTANTS LeRoy Morgan Kay Bailey STUDENT BAR DANCE Glen White AWARDS BANQUET Buster Brown BARBEQUE Bill Swank ROUND-UP SHOWCASE Burrell Johnson SPEAKER HOSPITALITY Bob McLean Dennis Toothe SPECIAL INVITATIONS Bob Sohn TICKETS Ronnie Earle TREASURER David Carlock 135 Hildebrand Finals American law schools generally accept the premise that the best way to study law is to study cases. In the context of modern legal education one of the best ways to study cases is moot court participation. The sheer bulk of material in most law courses precludes a close analysis of cases beyond their significance as legal precedents. It is hard enough to learn the law, much less how it got that way or what it might have been. Although the case method of instruction aims at emphasizing facts and strategems—the heart of litigation—as well as case holdings, practical law students know that these arc deemed secondary. The Moot Court Program has grown each year due to the efforts of the Faculty and the Austin Bar. Participants arc given problems which represent the crux of an issue in litigation and are charged with the preparation and presentation of one side of the case. During the 1965-66 year, over 200 students represented these fictionalized clients with very real legal problems. The Hildebrand Competition, the oldest and largest competition for Texas law students, has both fall and spring rounds which together command by far the greatest amount of judging time and energy. Any student may enter after he has taken the required freshman courses. After the fall eliminations, thirteen teams are qualified to participate in the spring rounds. Thus, the final round heard on Law Day represents a full year's efforts. The case to be argued on Law Day, Paul Prudence v. The City of DurneyviUe, is a tort action brought by the plaintiff to recover damages for injur}' sustained in an intersection collision with a city firetruck. Governmental immunity will be the heart of the case. In acknowledgement of the valuable academic and practical experience offered by moot court competition, the faculty of the law school voted this year to permit graduation with honors to those students in the top fifteen percent of their class and who have excelled in moot court competition and participation. Semi-Finalists Teams COUNSEL FOR PETITIONER Thomas M. Susman Hugh C. Wilfong, II Vincent W. Perini Julius Glickman COUNSEL FOR RESPONDENT John U. McShane Thomas S. Lucksinger James J. Doyle, Jr. Alfred L. Deaton, III 136 Assault Flattery Assault Sr Flatter)' is the one occasion when the School of Law Lets its hair down for an evening natured Lampooning of personalities and institutions. There are no sacred cons left untouched, nc anyone advocate such immunity, for the mark of the mature is the ability to temper the serious w humorous. The range of humor runs the full gamut, from the sophisticated to slapstick. Tensions at leased and a common denominator, humor, is reached. Participation is not limited to groups, hut anyone having a particular message to impart is given hearing, at the expense of an inflated ego. The program does include a more lofty purpose, as indicated by the Flatter)’ title. Recognition of worthwhile service and contributions is given before a receptive and appreciative audience. Justice..... Vice Justice Clerk...... Treasurer.. Historian.. Marshall... Athletic---- .Bill Meier .Boots Goldberg 5am Rodchaver Larry Schor Mike Musick .Menton Murray John Greenfield Fall Officers Sam Rodchaver. Bill Meier. Boots Goldberg John Greenfield, Menton Murray Phi Alpha Delta Tom C. Clark Chapter Justice..... Vice Justice Clerk...... Treasurer.. Historian.. Marshall... Athletic... Larry Schor Andy Guevara Bill Wade .Lee Wiley Buster Brown Jay Wcisler .Menton Murray Spring Officers Bill Wade, Larry Schor, Buster Brown Jay Wcisler. Lee Wiley, Menton Murray 138 Abernathy, Louis Adams. Glenn Appleberry, Miles Ayres, Joe Billings, Frank Biship. George Bleil, Charles Boorman. Skip Brown. Buster Brown, Stuart Brown, Gerry Bunklcy. Tab Burgess, Tim Burke. Dub Burns. Charles Chilcote. Ted Coan, Richard Cblcn, Gerald Compere, John Cox. Delbert Curlce. Dan Darling. Bill Dor re! I. Bob Douglass, Bill Epperson. Woody Evans. Dave Fennell, Bill Fitzgerald. Kerr) Flatten. Dan Fly, Bill Forrester. Robert Foster, Charles George. Hal Gibbs. Larry Gist, Larry Glaser, Carroll Goldberg, Boots Greenfield. John Greenwood, Tolbert Hagerman, John David Hale, Jim Hall, Bill Handley. Ned Hart, Joe Han ey. Chris Johnson. Dale Jones, Brock Jones. Shay 0AA 139 140 Jones, Lud Kinzy, Norman Krebs, Arno Lord. Terry Mann, Eddie Marburgcr, John Meier, Bill Murray, Menton Musick, Mike Nachman, George Nebratt. Marvin Nichols, Chuck Nichols. Lane Nusscnblatt, Mike Palmer, Ed Phillips, Charles Preston, Pete Pruitt, Ron Renfer, Rudy Ritchie, Henry Rodehaver, Sam Rodriguez. Celso Sanders. Bobby Schor, Larry Schwart man. Mark Sheshunoff, Alex Showers, Jim Sitter, Lester Smith. Milton Stocking, Don Sullivan, Cornelius Swank, W. A. Tindall, Harry Vaughter, James Wade, Bill Wcislcr, Jay White, Glenn White, Warren Wiley, Lee Wilson, Harold Wright. Karl Yaker. Marshall Yelt. Charles Magister........................Frank Jones 7.ychequer.....................Boh Wachsmuth Clerk...........................Jack AUbritton Historian.......................Jim Bertrand Fall Officers Frank Jones, Bob Wachsmuth Jim Bertrand, Jack AUbritton Phi Delta Phi Phi Delta Phi has its roots in the very beginning of our legal associations and continues to thrive today as the dominant legal fraternity. It is the oldest legal fraternity in existence in the United States. This international fraternity that began with ten men now has a membership of over 73,000. Phi Delta Phi has a membership as large as all of the other legal fraternities combined. The prim ary objective of the fraternity is to promote a higher standard of ethical deportment and to foster cultural advancement within the profession. Spring Officers Roberts Inn Magister......................Jim Bertrand Exchequer.....................Robert Doby Clerk.........................Rob See Historian.....................Edward Mooney 141 Jim Bertrand, Robert Doby Rob See. Edward Mooney Allbritton, Jack Andrews, Garland Barbee, I.inton Barrett, Robert Barron. Russell Beebe, Roger Brants. Harry Broesche, Travis Browning. Harrell Butler. Duncan Cabaniss. John Castle, John Cauthorn, Drew Chappell, David Clark, Andrew Clark, George Clements, Gene Coomer, Jesse Crosnoe, Given Curson, Charles Dau, Ralph Dawson. Robbin DeWitt, Bob Doby, Robert Dyke, Thomas Early. Fielding Eckhardt, Don Eidman, Jack Epstein, David Fisher, Stonewall Fleckman, Dan Flick, Milton Frank, Ted Gcrmcr, Larry Gibson, Jerry Green. Herb Hardie, Lebron Haworth, Charles Henderson. Thomas Hubert, Frank Hutcheson, Thad Jameson, Gene John. Phillip Johnson, John Jones. Frank Joscy, Lenoir Klein, Howard Krueger, Jimmy 142 0A t Kuper, Michael Kuperman, David Lay, Skipper Lcightman, Dan Light, Norman Lipscomb, Greg McCamish, John McLean, Robert McWilliams, George Maedgen, Bryan Massey, John Melby, John Mills, Don Moore, Graham Mosher, Laurance Munzingcr, Richard Noteware, David Oxford, Pat Paine, Steve Payne, Jerry Peavcy, Bob Pennock, Lewis Perrin, Mark Petmecky, William Port, Paul Radoff, Perry’ Ray, Virgil Roberts, Richard Rogers. Marvin Royce, Joe Sampson, Phillip See, Rob Smith. James Springs, Darryl Stallings, Paul Stewart. Meryle Susman, Tommy Swayze, William Teague, Don Wachsmuth, Bob Weinert. Kirk Whilden, Wade White. Buz Wilk. Mike 143 De an............. Vice Dean......... Tribune........... Exchequer......... Master of the Roll.. Master of the Ritual Bailiff............ Fall Officers Ben Wallis, Fred Davis, Melvin Boncau Tom Burdctt, Richard Stilwell Delta Theta Phi Fred Davis Joe Milner Melvin Boneau Richard Stilwell Ben Wallis Tom Burdctt .George Shanks Sam Houston Senate The Sam Houston Senate of Delta Theta Phi, which was originally installed on June 10, 1916, observed its Golden Anniversary on April 30 of this year. Past Chancellor William H. Thomas of Cleveland, Ohio, who was the national installing officer fifty years ago, and many of the original founding members, returned to Austin to help Sam Houston Senate commemorate its anniversary. The main event of the occasion was a banquet held at the Driskill Hotel where Governor John B. Con-nally made the principal address. Governor Connally is a former Dean of the chapter. The banquet was hosted by the student members of the senate, and was attended by many of the national officers of the fraternity, many state and national political figures, and attorneys from the entire United States. Dean.....................Fred Davis Vice Dean................Bob Nicholas Tribune..................John K i na rd Exchequer................Richard Stilwell Master of the Roll.......Adrian dc Graffcnrcid Master of the Ritual.....Tom Burdett Bailiff..................John Peterson Spring Officers Adrian dcGraffcnreid. Fred Davis, John Kinard. Tom Burdett, Bob Nicholas, Richard Stilwell. 144 Beatty, Dennis Blanton, Jim Boncau, Melvin Boozer, Martin Clybomc, William Davis, Fred deGraffenreid, Adrian Flato, Frank Green, Dan Gunter, Gordon Harris, John Hooper, Ronnie Kendrick, Tom Kins, Gerald Marks, Lehman McGill. Dennis McNutt, Paul Milner, Joe Montford, John O cnstcin, Ted Pool, Phillip Rauhut, Stanley Sage, Charles Shearer, Otis Spencer. Mike Sucke, John Termini, Raymond Wallis, Ben Weber, Wayne Whatley. Wayne Wheeler, Gary AO t 145 Officers Tomy Thomas, Roland Dahlin, Stan Rosen Alger Kendall, O’Neal Munn Praetors James Wedding Dwayne Pmitt Don Higginbotham Cecil Stell Ed Polk James Bowlin Roland Dahlin President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Alumni Secretary Historian Sergeant-al-Arms Roland Dahlin Tomy Thomas O'Neal Munn Ron Coleman Jerry Crawford Stan Rosen Alger Kendall The Praetors, Texas Law School’s own legal fraternity, was officially chartered by the School of Law in 1952. Today, its membership numbers some forty law students and over two hundred alumni. The fraternity’s program includes social functions, events of professional interest, and active projects of service to the School. 148 Bowlin, James H. Brookshire, Jim Bob Coleman, Ronald Crawford, Jerry Dahlin, Roland E. Edwards, Richard Hale, Jim Pete Hobson, Don Kendall, Alger Lantcr, Robert Lueders, David Munn, O'Neal Polk, Ed Rosen, Stanley Sherbert. Bill Tannlcr, Mike Thomas, Tomy Thurmond, Thomas Wedding, James Praetors Officers Frank Youngblood, Ralph Vcrtrcw. Pat Hudson. Rick Lannert, Dale Muller, Don Raven, DeWitt Anthony. Phi Beta Gamma Omicron Chapter Chief Justice... Associate Justice Clerk.......... Bailiff........ Historian....... Chancellor...... Marshall....... Ralph Vertrccs Pat Hudson .Frank Youngblood .Don Raven Richard Lannert DeWitt Anthony , Dale Muller During the fall of 1965, a group of older students banded together with the idea of attracting the interest of those students who had been out of school for some time, involved in other fields, by providing an organization oriented primarily to the professional aspects of the field of law. The group, originally known as the LLB Fraternity, has been granted affiliation with an established national legal fraternity. Currently, membership is limited to male students of at least twenty-six years of age not otherwise affiliated with other organizations. The faculty advisor is Mr. E. E. Smith. 148 Harris, John Harrison, Tom Hudson, Pat Lyne, Bill Mabry, James Marley, Bill Miller, Thomas Muller. Dale Swearingen, James Vertrees. Ralph t Br 149 Kappa Beta Pi Eta Chapter Officers Sandy Foster, Dean; Anne Lancaster Gardner, Vice Dean. Kappa Beta Pi, international legal sorority, was organized in 1908 at the Chicago-Kcnt School in Illinois, and now boasts sixty-four active chapters in six countries. Eta Chapter, installed at Texas in 1916 as the sorority’s seventh United States chapter, has recently been reactivated with an installation ceremony and dinner. Requirements for membership include having completed at least seven hours of legal work with a weighted average of at least 70. Activities of the group this year included a formal initiation ceremony at the home of Dean and Mrs. Keeton, a fall luncheon at the Villa Capri, and a Christmas Charity project. Sponsors are Mr. Page Keeton, Mrs. lion Stumberg and Mrs. Marion Boner. Clements, Dujean Cox, Joyce Emmer, Kay Lancaster, Anne Maurer, Jeanne O'Brien, Wendy Smith, Paula Wallace, Susanne 150 Law Bachelors The Law Bachelors Club is that organization which encourages an active social life for bachelor and unaffiliated law students in an otherwise strict academic atmosphere. The organization partakes of many of the attributes of the undergraduate social fraternity, without restrictive ritual and regulation. The objective, simply stated, is to provide a means for the student to meet girls within a framework of a planned social calendar. This function is particularly advantageous for those students who are not University undergraduates and whose social contacts at the University must begin with the registration for law work. The parties are best characterized as mixers, with such women's organizations as: ADPi, Alpha Phi, AChiO, and Gamma Phi Beta. Four functions arc usually planned each semester; three match parties and one for which the member must provide his own date; BYOD, as it were. 11k- organization normally numbers sixty full members and thirty associate members. Full membership carries the benefits of a date service, while associate membership is accorded only the hospitality of the planned events. Nominal dues are assessed each year to finance the functions. The Law Bachelors will be remembered as that group responsible for the colorful and attractive posters which adorned the halls. While such is at best a mixed distinction, the outward manifestation of a poster does sene to express the personality' of the group, a mature recognition of the need to temper study with social contact. Bailey, Bill Baumgartner, Jim Berniger, Mike Bernstein, Howard Cobb, Jerry Conte, Francis Fann, Ron Fly, Bill Hedges, A1 Hornberger, Ronnie Johnson, Dean Kibby, Byron King, Gerald Mann, Bobby Joe Marburger, John Massey, Bert Miller, Bill Miller, Thomas Neis, John North, Jack Oeltjen, Albert Oitainger, James Pcrcl, Bob Sanderson, Bill Schueler, Steve Shearer, Otis Suckc, John Turlington, David Walker, Bob Wentworth. Jeffrey 152 Law Bachelors Fall Officers First Row: Buddie Bertrand, Lois Jameson, Ruthic Johnson Second Row: Lois Faye Christian, Beverly Fulton, Karen Thomas Law Wives The Law Wives serves as an attractive and sympathetic auxiliary to the School of Law. Through programs which are oriented socially and educationally, the membership is acquainted with the role of the attorney, and his wife, in the community. While social and professional responsibilities are stressed, service, as an adjunct of a social awareness, fills out the activities of the group. A need for the law wife to have something to provide a common denominator for contacts with the Bar—and a student husband—is recognized by the group. In addition to the purely informative function and program, the organization provides bridge nights, style shows, teas, and the necessary business meetings. Spring Officers First Row: Beverly Fulton, Karen Thomas, Buddie Bertrand Second Row: Kathy White, Carol Finch. Joy Shelton 153 Fall Executive Board First Row: Lois Faye Christian, Carol Finch, Joy Shelton, Buddie Bertrand, Karen Thomas Ruthie Johnson. Second Row: Jackie Coleman, Gretchen Herlocker, Joan Lay, Sheron Huffman, Linda Traylor, Beverly Fulton, Ursula Garrison Third Row: Evelyn Dahlin, Kathy White. Rosalie McShane Sara Echols, Diana Dobroski, Joan Carter, Lois Jameson, Marilyn Friend, Janet Murdock Spring Executive Board First Row: Rosalie McShane. Linda Traylor, Joan Carter, Janet Murdock Second Row: Sara Echols, Marilyn French, Evelyn Dahlin, Diana Dobroski, Ursula Garrison 154 Editor TFD CHII.COTF. Business Manager FRANK DOUTHITT The Society Of The Peregrinus Managing Editor FRANK BILLINGS Assistant To Business Manager BILL DOUGLASS 155 The Peregritins, the annual publication of the University of Texas School of Law, is published by the Society of the Pcrcgrinus. The Society, organized, chartered, and incorporated under the laws of the State of Texas, is a non-profit organization pledged to serve the School of Law and its student body. The Baird of Governors serves as the Board of Directors and has immediate responsibility for editorial and financial policies and procedures. The Society operates under by-laws which incorporate both its own particular regulations and those of the Student Bar Association. Faculty and Staff supervision is provided in the persons of Professor C. A. Wright and Dean T. J. Gibson. The editor, an elected officer of the Student Bar, is allowed wide discretion in the selection of the staff, only the Business'Manager being subject to Board approval. The Society, in the person of the Editor, traditionally, has been active in student affairs and activities. In addition to the primary responsibility for publishing an annual, the Society sponsors the Portia election, recognizes student contributions to the School with the conferral of the Consul award, participates in the selection of the recipient of the Teaching Excellence Award, recognizes Faculty contributions through the dedication vehicle, and participates in Student Bar work on various committees. The Society stands ready to offer an outlet for extracurricular energies to any student whose interests lie in the areas of creative and graphic expression, organization and management, or business. Classes Editor SHARON STEELE Faculty Editor SARAH RAGLE Associate Editor Advertising Manager HOWARD CHALMERS BO BROWN 156 Managing Editor RONNIE FANN (Fhr ®rxan Uam Jorum University of Texas Law School Vol. 6 No. 1 157 ®ljr QJrxaa IGaui Jfarum School of Law, The University of Texas Editor in Chief..............David L. Evans Managing Editor..............Ronnie Fann Associate Editor.............Burrell Johnston Photographer_________________Jim Watters Business Manager.............Mike H. Casey Circulation ------- Kay Bailey Staff Writers: Ronnie Earle, Herb Green, Tolbert Greenwood, John Hagerman, Jim Hale, Wendy O’Brien, Ronnie Pruitt, Bill Tipton. The Texas Law Forum is the official student newspaper of the University of Texas School of Law. Published seven times a year, the Law Forum is financed by the Law School Foundation. The subject matter is divided between reports of newsworthy activities of students and professors and feature stories about the social and administrative problems that arise in the nation’s third largest law school. In addition, an occasional editorial appears advancing a student's view of how this law school should be run. The staff of the Law Forum is composed of students who may or may not have had experience in journalism prior to coming to law school. The primary prerequisites to being placed on the staff are a desire to write and the ability to turn in a story which can be re-written into an acceptable news story' or feature article. Associate Editor Photographer TOLBERT GREENWOOD JIM WATTERS Associate Editor BURRELL JOHNSON 158 Robert McKissick, Jack Gatewood Nathan Ostroff, Tom Bentley, Stanley Kay Editor in Chief..............J. Robert McKissick Casenote and Comment Staff: Casenote Editor...............James G. Vaughtcr Vernon Lay Articles Editor..............Nathan G. Ostroff Graham Moore Book Review Editor...........Stanley E. Kay Daniel Flatten Business Manager.............Jack P. Gatewood Associate Editors: Facuity Advisor...............Carl Fulda T. Earl Bentley Richard Cohen Vincent Perini James Coates The Texas Internationa! Law Forum is a journal devoted to furthering the study of public and private international law. The Forum publishes articles written by authorities on international law and has world-wide distribution. Casenotes, comments, and book reviews written by students of the School of Law arc an equally important part of each issue. Those students who fulfill the Forum's writing requirements become members of the Casenote and Comment Staff and arc eligible for election to the Board of Editors. The Forum is one of three student-edited international law journals currently listed in the Index to Legal Periodicals. 159 International Law Forum The Texas Law Review, founded in 1921, is a periodical published seven times yearly under the supervision of student editors. Each issue consists of articles written by prominent legal scholars, observations by attorneys on subjects of current interest, comments prepared by student editors and candidates for election to the editorial board, cascnotes and statute notes written by candidates, and reviews of recent books of legal significance. The Review is intended to serve as a forum for analysis, explanation, and criticism of law, and as a research tool for attorneys and students. One of the functions of the Review is to help train students in the art of legal research and writing. Substantially all editing, solicitation of articles, and a considerable portion of the writing for the Review is done by Editor In Chief students. The student editors also supervise the writing of comments, case- notes, and statute notes by candidates. The candidates arc chosen from the P. DEXTER PEACOCK top fifty students scholastically in the first-year class. After contributing a specified amount of writing and aiding the editorial staff in the preparation of materials for publication, candidates are eligible for election as officers and editors of the Review. Eligibility for many of the honors conferred in the law school, such as Chancellors and Order of the Coif, depend upon, and graduation with honors may be obtained by, outstanding quality of work contributed to the Review. The Texas Law Review Association was formed in 1965. Its purpose is to encourage continuing participation by ex-editors who have an interest in the Review and its programs for the future. Texas Law Review Officers First Row: John T. Cabaniss, Comment Editor; Harold Don Teague, Article Editor; P. Dexter Peacock. Editor in Chief; Larry Don Knippa, Article Editor; Ralph W. Dau, Comment Editor. Second Row: Daniel B. Benbow, Casenote Editor; Paul E. Stallings, Research Editor; Linton E. Barbee. Reviews Editor; Gene L. Jameson, Casenote Editor; Caiman Donsky, Administrative Editor. 160 Editorial Board First Row: Linton Barbee, Ralph Dau, Gene Jameson, John Cabaniss, Larry Knippa, Dexter Peacock, Caiman Donsky, Daniel Benbow, Don Teague, Gene Stallings. Second Row: 'Marvin Rogers, John McCamish, Ed Norwood, Anne Gardner, Bill Kramer, Charlie Warren, Ted Frank, Daryl Springs. Third Row: Harvey Deutsch, Thad Hutcheson, David Epstein, Travis Broesche, Bob Odle, Mike Wilk, Jerry Lynn Adams, Jack Eidman. Fourth Row: Rob See, Dan Leightman, Harry Brants, Herb Green, Buz White, David Noteware, Ken Adam, Frank Hubert. Fifth Row: Perry Radoff, Frank Jones, Ken Carr, Jim Bertrand, Terry Thomas, Fred Chandler, Chris Little, Wade Wilden. Business Office W. W. Mitchell Kathleen Long 161 Fall Directors Dale Johnson. Rudy Rcnfer, Farris Johnson Andy Vogel. Gerry Brown. Sam Rodehaver, George McWilliams Legal Research Board The Legal Research Board is an organization of law students formed for the purpose of writing legal memoranda for practicing attorneys. In the past five years, the Board has proven the quality of its work. Attorneys throughout the State have commended the Board on its high degree of accuracy, research, and interpretive abilities, all of which is entirely student work. Spring Directors Warren White, Skip Boorman, Farris Johnson, Sam Rodehaver, Tom Bentley, Will Ellis, George McWilliams 162 Abernathy, Louis Brown. Gerry Ellis. Bill Gist. Larry Hcatherly. Glenn Johnson, Tom Jones, Lud Kormicr, Vic Levy, Jerome Mills, Don Pcavy, Bob Perrin, Mark Teis, Lawrence Vogel, Andy Wachsmuth, Bob 163 Legal Research Board Moot Court Officers Gene Clements, Chairman; Bryan Maedgen, Vice Chairman; Neil Sullivan, Secretary; Tolbert Greenwood, Coordinator. National Team 164 David Note-ware, Gene Clements, Mr. Justice Harlan, Bryan Maedgen. State Team Bryan Macdgen. Gene Clements, Richard Mudge. Mr. Chief Justice Calvert. The Moot Court Board has traditionally administered the Hildebrand Moot Court Competition and coordinated the efforts of Texas Law School teams involved in the National, State Bar, and International Law Moot Court competitions. In addition, this year the Board has furnished Teaching Quizmasters to lead sections in the new course, Legal Research and Writing, as well as Brief Writing and Oral Advocacy. This year, Texas Law School teams have been singularly successful in all competitions: the National and State Bar teams swept all honors in their competitions and the International Law Team reached the semi-finals in its national competition. In addition, this year the faculty granted students in the top 15% of their classes the opportunity to be graduated with honors through Moot Court participation. The Dean also approved creation of a new honor society for the participants: the Order of Barristers. The Board Seated: Norman Light, Bryan Maedgen, Bob Wachsmuth, Cornelius Sullivan. Standing: Bob Peavy, Robert Doby, Tolbert Greenwood. Harry Tindall, Richard Frey, Roger Beebe, Bob McLean, Kerry Fitzgerald, Harold Wilson, Gene Clements. 165 President JIM HALE The Society was begun in 1963 by a small group of law students who were meeting sporadically at the home of Professor E. E. Goldstein to discuss issues of International Law. The same year, the Society was voted membership in the Association of Student International Law Societies. Six months after its beginning, student Advocates from the Society defeated teams from Columbia, Howard, and the University of Pittsburgh to win the 1964 International Law Moot Tribunal Competition. In 1965, the Society team won the regional competition. In addition to the Moot Tribunal program, the Society participates in the planning and staging of Annual Regional Meetings of the American Society of International Law. Other programs are monthly meetings with speakers, a job placement service, and a fellowship and exchange information bureau. International Law Society Officers 166 RICK BELA, Secretary TOLBERT GREENWOOD, BERT CHRISTIAN Vice President Treasurer Sarah Shuptrine, Octavio Estrella. Gim Cunningham, Wayne Meissner, Professor Fred Cohen, Bob Spencer, Mark Perrin. Origin: The Association was organized in the spring of 1965 by a group of students concerned about the general apathy of law students toward the criminal process and about the low status of the criminal bar. Purpose: The Association states as its purposes: 1. To increase among University of Texas students of law, the public, and the Bar, interest in and understanding of criminal law and criminal behavior. 2. To inform those students desirous of pursuing careers or of practicing criminal law' either as prosecutors or defenders of the opportunities available to them in this field of law'. Method: The Association is a study-action group. This includes monthly dinner-lecture meetings, and extracurricular action projects. The lectures are designed to supplement classroom experience, and the projects endeavor to expose law- students to areas of the law in which traditionally the legal profession in general has not been very active. Projects in which students currently are involved are: 1. Field trips to correctional institutions. 2. Screening mail from prisoners to determine whether constitutional issues arc raised. 3. Observing police practices by accompanying police in patrol cars to become familiar with law enforcement problems. 4. Representing juveniles in Juvenile Court under appointment by the Court to determine the role of the attorney in the juvenile process. Evaluation: The Association is a novel undertaking at the University of Texas School of Law, and is too young to evaluate its successes and failures in terms of functional importance to the School, but it is genuinely hoped that the ideas and enthusiasm which inspired its inception will be continued in order to strengthen the criminal law- curriculum at the School, and to strengthen the criminal bar in the State. 167 Criminal Law Society Civil Liberties Research Council The Civil Liberties Research Council provides students at the University of Texas School of Law with the opportunity to aid in the cause of civil liberties in a way particularly suited to their training as law students. Students are engaged in rcsearchinc questions pertaining to civil liberties for attorneys and organizations who seek the aid of the Council. Examples of current projects include: preparing a brief for the Texas Civil Liberties Union on a case involving the competency of the appointed trial counsel, review of the letters of prisoners, and the preparation of an article for the Texas Bar Journal which will describe the various sendees available to Texas practitioners at the School of Law. The Civil Liberties Research Council hopes to expand its efforts and to make itself available for worthwhile civil liberties projects. Officers Terry Lord, Research Director; Mr. Roy Mcrsky, Faculty Sponsor; Robert Spence. Director; Francisco Flores. Wayne Meissner; Cam Cunningham; Doran Williams; Larry Schor; Roy Beene. 168 Fall Directors Mr. Patterson, Harrell Browning, Mrs. Carolyn Peterson. Ronnie Hooper, John Greenfield, Lud Jones, Ron Pruitt, I.arry Gist. Legal Aid Clinic Spring Directors Mr. Patterson, Hubert Odom, Mrs. Carolyn Peterson. Robert Pcrcl, George Bishop, Dudley Oldham, Robert Doby, Lefty Morris, Mark Schwartzman 16' Charles Curry; John Fisher, Chairman; Hubert Odom. Tom Thurmond; Bill Rittenhouse. Honor Council 170 Class Of 1966 25th Reunion Fund Directors Robert Knigln, John McOmish, John Compere. William Scanlan, Travis Brocsche. Bo Brown, Jay Wcislcr. The Law Class of 1966 has recently organized a Twenty-fifth Reunion Fund program designed to provide the Law School with a substantial gift in 1991. Each member of the Class has been asked to pledge a minimum of ten dollars per year over the next twenty-five years. These contributions will be invested in the United Science Mutual Fund on a reinvestment basis whereby all dividends and capital gains distributions arc used to buy more shares of the fund and thus enhance the Class gift. At this point, approximately $1300 per annum has been pledged and it is hoped that the spring drive to sign up contributors will double the amount. The fund which is the first of its kind at any graduate school in the Southwest was instigated by John McCamish and will be administered by the Law School. Members of the class will be kept posted concerning its progress. The ultimate disposition of the proceeds from the fund will be determined by Class vote at the 1991 reunion. 171 THE SPORTS 172 The Intramural Program Co-Chairmen Delbert Cox, Menton Murray, John Greenfield Intramural sports are intended to afford an opportunity for athletic participation and competition for all interested students, as well as to cultivate physical ability and potential. The rounds of competitive team play emphasize and stimulate a social bond that characterizes the Bar. Through the development of a fondness for sports and organized physical activitiy, the monotony and strain of the academic program can be relegated to its proper time and place. The School of Law continues to make the program more attractive to larger numbers of teams and individuals. The year-around schedule of outdoor and indoor sports reaches all possible interests and abilities. There is no premium placed on particularly accomplished athletic development, rather the intention and practice is to offer something to everyone who is willing to express an interest. The 1965-66 year has seen a record set for the number of fraternity and independent teams in active competition. The program included Summer Soft-ball, Fall Football, Fall Basketball, Volleyball, Spring Softball, and Bowling; a bonus summer golf tournament is offered the entire School. It speaks well for the School that over fifty teams were active in the leagues in the various sports. A vital part of any education is the realization that cultivation of the mind alone is but a portion of the goal of education. 174 Summer Softball Given Crosnow, Jack North, Sykes Houston, John Hoesten-bach. Carroll Glaser, Lee Wiley, Delbert Cox, Herman Jcsko. Bill Fennell, Tom Vickers, John Compere. Bill Wade, Joe Roycc, Sam Rodchavcr, Bo Brown Summer Golf Fall Football Joe Roycc and Lee Wiley Champions — Outlaws Given Crosnoe, Mike Hamm, Herman Jcsko, Mike Anpell. Carroll Glaser, Steve Bcrcu, Cue Boykin, Russell Law, Dcibcrt Cox. 175 Fall Basketball Champions — Outlaws Steve Bercu, Joe Roycc, Mike Angell. Bill Price, Walter Lily, Ken Wynne. Runner-Ups — Shysters Tommy Mankin, Cue Boykin. John Truclson, Don Curray, Ebin Walker. Spring Volleyball Champions — Tauri Tom Vickers Toby Dalton, Dewey Dalton. Joe Royce, Charlie Parrett, Steve Johnson, Paul Constintinc. 176 All Intramural Teams Football Joe Royce, Mike Hamm, Herman Jesko, Mike Angel!, Bob Knight. Menton Murray, Steve Johnson, Cue Boykin, Bill Bowers, Mark Hart. Not Pictured: Tom Ward, Danny Barfield, John Kennedy, Bruce Long. Basketball Joe Royce, Don Teague, Ken Wynne, Richard Harrison. John Truclson, Bob Walker, Charlie Talbert. Not Pictured: A. O. Evans, Dickie McCarroll, Jerry Gibson. Volleyball Chuck Nichols. Toby Dalton, Steve Bercu. Joe Royce, Chalon Jones, Phil Hall. Not Pictured: James Pape, Dan Schumann, Mike Forticq, Tom Bcvill. Jim Hall, Carroll Glaser. THE HONORS rk i k V'l 01 I v Miss Roxanna Garcia Portia The Society of the Pcregrinus sponsors a popular election each year to determine which girl, a fellow student, is most deserving of special recognition for her charm, grace, wit, and beauty, as well as for her intelligence. That girl selected reigns for the year as the Portia of the School of Law, representing the school at the various university functions. The 1966 selection of the Portia is Miss Roxanna Garcia. Portia, the title, is taken from Shakespeare’s Merchant of Venue, in which the popular heroine, Portia, possessed of the admirable feminine virtues, argued law and equity in the defense of her suitor. The suitor, in dire need of funds to pursue the courtship, secured a loan through an ill-advised companion. The security for the loan was. a pound of flesh, forfeited in the case of default. In the suit brought in the court of the Duke of Venice, Portia, disguised as a learned Doctor of Laws, cogently argued that This bond doth give thee here not jot of blood; the words expressly are a pound of flesh. Take then thy bond, take then thy pound of flesh; but, in the cutting of it, if thou dost shed one drop of blood, thy lands and goods arc by the laws of Venice, confiscate unto the state of Venice.” She further pled for the plaintiff to join her in a motion for dismissal. The quality of mere)' is not strain'd; it droppeth, as the gentle rain from heaven . . . ; and admonished the court, ‘Twill be recorded for a precedent; and many an error, by the same example, will rush into the state; it cannot lx?. Held: for defendant. 181 Miss Kathryn Ann Bailey Portia 182 Miss Ellen Hendrix Miss Sandra Lee Parker Attendants 183 Miss Sharon Ann Steele Chancellors Chancellors, an honorary society of the School of Law, was established in 1912. The purpose of the Chancellors is to honor and reward by election those students who, through combination of consistent scholarship, personality, and achievement, have shown themselves most likely to succeed and become a credit to their profession and their alma mater. Selections are made in the second semester from the second-year class and in the first semester from the third-year class. Students who rank in the highest fifteen percent of their class and who have completed certain required work on the Texas Law Review are eligible for election; sixteen students are chosen. Chancellors elected in the fall include: Daniel Eugene Lcightman, Grand Chancellor; Travis Broesche, Vice Chancellor; Frank Hubert. Clerk; Edward Norwood, Keeper of the Pcrcgrinus; Dexter Peacock, Ted Frank, Jerry Adams, and Paul Stallings. Chancellors at Large. Chancellors elected in the spring of 1965 include: Don Teague, Grand Chancellor; John Cabaniss, Vice Chancellor; Alfred White, Clerk; Larry Knippa, Keeper of the Pcrcgrinus; Linton Barbee, David Epstein, Charles Warren, and Jerry Wickliffe, Chancellors at Large. 184 DON TEAGUE Grand Chancellor JOHN CABANISS Vice Chancellor Spring Chancellors ALFRED WHITE Clerk LARRY KNIPPA Keeper Of The Peregrinus 185 LINTON BARBEE Chancellor At Large DAVID EPSTEIN Chancellor At Large Spring Chancellors 186 CHARLES WARREN Chancellor At Large DANIEL LEIGHTMAN Grand Chancellor TRAVIS BROESCHE Vice Chancellor Fall Chancellors FRANK HUBERT Clerk EDWARD NORWOOD Keeper Of The Peregrinus 187 DEXTER PEACOCK Chancellor At Large TED FRANK Chancellor At Large Fall Chancellors JERRY ADAMS Chancellor At Large PAUL STALLINGS Chancellor At Large 188 The Barristers AJ y- y — JZ ■ ’ � ft ■ -- y y . y „ • '.-v Tliis year, the Dean and the Faculty' approved the creation of a new honorary society to recognize and to commemorate those few students who have distinguished themselves and the University of Texas School of Law in the field of written and oral advocacy. The Order of Barristers is limted to no more than five graduating seniors who arc selected by the Faculty Committee on the Moot Court. Hach Barrister has made a unique and noteworthy contribution to the Moot Court Program in both its administrative aspects and its competitive role. In a sense, these five students symbolize all those students who have put in agonizing hours writing, preparing, and arguing briefs before moot tribunals. The)’ reflect the finest qualities of the spirit of competition which is the very essence of the American adversary system of justice. In addition to the Barristers, those students who have made significant contributions to the Legal Research and Writing Appcllatc Advocacy Program, coordinated and administered by the Moot Court Board, will be presented book awards. The presentations will be determined on the basis of: Faculty Recommendation; Dedication of time, energy, and talent; and Students' Progress and Proficiency. Recipients named for the 1965-66 year are: Robert Doby Richard Frey Tolbert Greenwood Bryan Macdgen Robert Peavy Vincent Pcrini Harry- Tindall. Bob Peavy, Bryan Maedgcn, Vincent Perini. Gene Clements. Harry Tindall. Joseph Eugene Clements Member of the 1965 and 1966 National Moot Court teams; National Champion, 1966, Texas Champion, 1965. Best oral argument in National and State Bar Competitions. Best team and best brief awards. Chairman of the Moot Court Board. Executive Committee of the Moot Court Board. Bryan James Maedgen Member of the 1965 and 1966 National Moot Court teams; National Champion, 1966, Texas Champion, 1965. Best team and best brief awards. Qualified for both 1965 and' 1966 Spring Hildebrand Competitions. 1965 Fall Hildebrand High-Point Team. Vice Chairman of the Moot Court Board. Executive Committee of the Moot Court Board. Teaching Quizmaster. Robert A. Peavy Qualified for 1965 and 1966 Spring Hildebrand Competitions, the latter through participation in the 1966 National Team selection competition. Executive Committee of the Moot Court Board. Teaching Quizmaster and Associate Coordinator of the Teaching Quizmastership Program. 190 Vincent Walker Perini Member of the 1965 International Law Moot Court Team which participated at the National Level. Qualified for the 1966 Spring Hildebrand Competition through participation in the 1966 National Team selection competition. Executive Committee of the Moot Court Board. Senior Teaching Quizmaster. Harry Lee Tindall Member of the 1966 International Law Moot Court Team. Qualified for the 1965 and 1966 Spring Hildebrand Competitions, the latter through the 1966 National Team selection competition. 1965 Fall Hildebrand High-Point Team. Executive Committee of the Moot Court Board. Senior Teaching Quizmaster. 191 Annually, the Consul Award is conferred by the Society of the Pcrcgrinus on twelve or more students who have distinguished themselves by the quantity and quality of their extracurricular activity and participation. Lest the award become merely a vehicle for recognizing the number of activities a student enters, positions of leadership, or participation in name only, a committee of student leaders nominates and selects on the basis of positive good done for the School of Law and for the student body. The test for conferral is, thus, positive contributions and service, through extracurricular activities, for the good of the School of Law. After exhaustive evaluation, with the advice of the Dean, all deserving nominees arc added to the roll of Consuls. Many factors shape the standard by which the nominee is measured, while no single consideration is held determinative. Scholarship, initiative, personality, contribution, energy, responsibility, integrity, and service arc some of the tests applied. The Consulship is designed to fill the void left after those awards based on scholarship and co-curricular activity are made, while even this is not an exclusionary feature when the individual can evidence extracurricular contributions. The Consulships are announced on Law Day, and the presentations arc made before the assembled guests and students. Consuls William Andrew Barr 193 Consuls 194 Consuls John M. Compere Delbert Milton Cox 195 Consuls John Clark Fisher Roxanna Garcia James Sidney Hale 196 Consuls Gene Lanier Jameson J. Robert McKissick 197 Consuls Stanley William Rosen 198 Consuls Ernest E. Smith, III Teaching Excellence Annually, representatives of the student body select that member of the Faculty who has merited particular recognition for his contribution to the furtherance of academic preparation and excellence. The recipient of the award is selected on the bases of personal involvement in his classroom responsibilities, of his initiative in going beyond the limits of a casebook for the presentation of material, and of his interest in the advancement of the state of legal training. To be considered, the nominee must have demonstrated the ability to inspire and to stimulate students to put forth more than the passing minimum effort, as well as an interest and facility in his material. The recognition, accorded an individual, is in a larger sense a manifestation of the recognition and respect that is accorded the entire Faculty for its many contributions to the University of Texas School of Law. Recognition Praetors Legal 200 Of Service Fraternity IN APPRECIATION The 1966 Peregrinus takes this most inadequate means to express appreciation and gratitude to our friends herein named, who through their generous gifts have become a major part of our financial success. ED GOSSETT HOLMAN JENKENS GEORGE C. ANSON WALTER M. SPRADLEY HENRY GILCHRIST WILSON A. HANNA JOE GRAY JOSEPH T. NANCE RICHARD A. FRELING ROBERT B. WARD GEORGE W. COLEMAN ROBERT A. VENABLE WILLIAM H. THAU FRANK H. RAWLINGS REAGAN SAYERS LLOYD SCURLOCK JOE H. EIDSON, JR. J. P. BRYAN WILLIAM R. EDWARDS JAMES DE ANDA BEN F. FOSTER A. J. LEWIS RALPH LANGLEY PAT H. GARDNER GORDON G. HAWN A. J. LEWIS, JR. ALLAN SHJVERS RANDALL C. JACKSON J. RUPERT JACKSON, JR. TONY BONILLA HECTOR DE PENA NOLAN K. READ, JR. WILLIAM D. BONILLA WILLIAM C. MARTIN, JR. J. HAROLD BATES WARNER F. BROCK WILBUR L. METTHEWS W. F. NOWLIN HARPER MACFARLANE GRADY BARRETT FRANK STUBBEMAN HAMILTON E. MCRAE TOM SEALY BOYD LAUGHLIN JOHN J. COX J. BURLESON SMITH PAUL H. SMITH JAMES R. HALE JACK GUENTHER JOHN E. 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