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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1968 volume:

PEREGRINUS 1968 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN I a -r, ,’• I , 3 t ; � ' % V V •' V U • ■ gt '• SCHOOL OF LAW ,� VJI 't lit PROFESSOR PIERRE R. LOISEAl e 1968 Peregrinus Dedicatee Each year the Society of the Peregrinus is faced with the almost hopeless task of selecting from the staff or faculty of the Law School one individual to receive the yearbook’s dedication. Yet in this year’s selection process there was virtual unanimity from the start on the ultimate choice. Sitting in the audience at this moment is a man who is easily one of the finest teachers in the country. To his overall mastery of the subjects he teaches, he brings a willingness to innovation, a warm manner calculated to relax the petrified student, and a socratic dialogue designed to bring the lackidasical student to upright attention. His exams demand such rigor of the mind that he has been called the Smiling Assassin”; it is said that his objective exams are given once a week in hell. Yet no student has ever left one of his courses without a thorough grasp of the essence and the technicalities of the subject. Indeed, it is said that his final exam burns them indelibly on the mind. If the true purpose of teaching is not only to impart knowledge but also to lend a hand to the student in the larger study of life, then this man may be said to never leave the classroom. Thousands of students have paraded their troubles through both his office and home, finding, as the cliche would have it, that his door is always open. His willingness to help with problems both academic and personal has increased the line of visitors to his door. The incredible list of regular services he performs to aid the legal profession at large is matched only by the list of services he has rendered to the school in what is laughably called his spare time. Listing these accomplishments would take the better part of the morning and would give away his name instantly to those of you who have not yet guessed it, thereby violating one of the principle rules of the dedicatee: never show anyone the ball until the proper moment. There is a legend that after an entire year of hiding the elusive legal principles from his rule-hungry contracts students, the dedicatee concluded his last class by tugging twice at his ear lobe and saying: I have been accused all year of hiding the ball from you. Ladies and gentlemen... THERE IS NO BALL.” And there wasn’t, until one year his contracts class presented him with a brightly colored beach ball, covered with their signatures, which now sits in a place of honor in his office. In the same spirit, the Society of the Peregrinus takes great honor in dedicating the 1967-68 Peregrinus to a man the entire student body respects... Professor Pierre Loisseaux. FAC ultv CLASSES - • IONS. OR( activities - • • H O N ORS - traditions . advertising. . . 134 . - 1 8 .216 . .240 . .24 4 W. PAGE KEETON DEAN OF THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SCHOOL OF LAW MILLARD H. RUUD ASSOCIATE DEAN, SCHOOL OF LAW THOMAS J. GIBSON III ASSISTANT DEAN BYRON F. FULLERTON ASSISTANT DEAN DIRECTOR OF CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION FACULTY EDWARD WELDON BAILEY Burleson Professor of Law Mr. Bailey received his B.A. (1920) and his Ll.B. (1928) from the University of Texas, and in 1942 his S.J.D. from Harvard University. He was an editor of the Texas Law Review a Chancellor, and was awarded the Order of the Coif. His practice is now limited primarily to consultations, although he was associated with Callaway and Reed, Dallas, Texas, from 1928 to 1930. Mr. Bailey joined the faculty as associate professor and has since become Burleson Professor of Law. He was a member of the State Bar Committee to draft the Texas Business Corporation Act. has had numerous articles in law reviews, and is in the course of publishing a textbook, Texas Law of Wills. He is a member of Phi Delta Phi and teaches Commercial Paper and Trusts. RICHARD V. BARNDT Professor of Law Mr. Barndt graduated from the University of Utah with a B.S.L. (1959) and an Ll.B. (I960). He then taught at Montana State University(1961), the University of Houston (1962), the University of Washington (1963), joining the faculty at Texas in 1964 as associate professor. Mr. Barndt received the Order of the Coif and was Editor-in-Chief of the Utah Law Review. He has written several articles, publishing Language and Logic in the Law” and Possible Worlds of Promise” in the Texas Law Review. He is a member of the Utah State Bar and has been Academic Advisor to the Legislative Intern Program and is presently a Legislative Consultant. Mr. Bardnt is on the Faculty Standards and Graduate Committees and teaches courses in Contracts, Legislation, and Language and Logic. VINCENT A. BLASI Assistant Professor of Law Mr. Blasi came to Texas this year after having received his B.A. from Northwestern (1964) and his S.J.D. from the University of Chicago (1967). He is a member of Phi Beta Kappa, received the Order of the Coif, and was Associate Editor of the Chicago Law Review. He has done volunteer work for the American Civil Liberties Union in Atlanta, Georgia, and has had an article, Standing to Object to Unreasonable Search and Seizure in the Chicago Law Review. Mr. Blasi teaches Constitutional Law, Injuries to Relations, and Government Regulation of Competition. PETER BRETT Visiting Professor of Law Mr. Brett received his U. B. from London University (1939), his LLM. at Western Australia University (1954), and his S.J.D. from Harvard (I960). His outstanding teaching career includes service as Senior Lecturer at Western Australia (1951 1954) and at Melbourne (1955 1961), where he was a Reader (1961-1963), Hearn Pro fessor (1963-1963), and Professor of Jurisprudence since 1965. Mr. Brett served as Legal Assistant to the Treasurv Solicitor in London (1946-1951) and has been admitted to practice by the Bar in Victoria, Australia. His major publications include An Inquiry Into Criminal Guilt, (1961), casebooks on Criminal and Administrative Law, and The Beamish Case, (1966). He came to Texas in the summer of 1959 as a Visiting Professor; returning to Texas this year, he teaches Criminal Law and Jurisprudence. MARION O. BONER Associate Law Librarian and Assistant Professor of Law Mrs. Boner received her B.A. (1930), M.A. (19M),and Ll.B. ( 955). alt at the University of Texas. She was Legislation Editor of the Texas Law Review, received the Order of the Coif, and graduated with Honors. Upon graduation she worked with Judge Robert W. Stayton as Research Associate for the University of Texas Law School Foundation, publishing a series of five articles, The Plastic Code in Operation,” in the Texas lutu Review. Mrs. Boner 'joined the staff as Rcfetcncc Librarian (1960-1965) and has brought distinction to our school as a member of the American Association of Law Libraries and of its Committees on the Index to Legal Periodicals and on Publications. She Is a member of Kappa Beta Pi, serving as its faculty advisor, anil is on the Faculty Committee of the Texas Law Review. flOODFIN L. BUTTE Professor of Law At. Butte received his B.A. (tom the University of Texas his IA.B. (tom Yak University (1931), and his Doctor ado en Ciencias PoUtkas from the Universida Central dc Venezuela (1939). Employed by Standard Oil Company of New Jersey a lawyer and executive (or twenty-lour years, he specialized in foreign aw and production. Mr. Butte was engaged in private practice in Puerto Bico and Venezv from 1931 to 1939 and has been admitted to the Bars of Texas, Puerto Paco, Virgin Islands, Venezuela, New York, and the United States Supreme Court, these eminent qualifications, he joined the faculty In 1964 as a ntofessor and te International Law, Civil law, and Conflicts. Mr. Butte is (acuity advisor t International Law Society and Phi Alpha Delta, of which he is a member. Hi the Faculty Curriculum, International legal Studies, and Placement Comi EDWARD R. COHEN Assistant Professor of Law Mr. Cohen received his B.S. from Cornell (I960), and his Ll.B. from Yale University (1964), where he was on the staff of the Yale Imw Journal. He was in private practice for three years in New York City, having been admitted to practice by the New York State Bar. Mr. Cohen teaches Property, Copyrights, and Wills and Estates. fL. VA u— ROBERT O. DAWSON Visiting Associate Professor of Law Mr. Dawson received his A.B. from the University of Missouri (I960), his Ll.B. from Washington University (1963), and was a Graduate Law Fellow at the University of Wisconsin School of Law (1963-1964). From 1964-1967 he was Assistant Professor at Washington University School of Law and is licensed to practice by the Missouri State Bar. Mr. Dawson was Note Editor of the Washington University Law Quarterly received the Order of the Coif, and is a member of Phi Beta Kappa. He has published Non-Use of Preliminary Examination” in the Wisconsin Law Review and The Decision to Grant or Deny Parole in the Washington University Law Quarterly. Mr. Dawson teaches Criminal Law, Family Law, and semi- nars in Corrections and in Juvenile Delinquency. o. FRANK W. ELLIOT Professor of Law Mr. Elliott, a former Dedicatee of the Peregrinus (1966), has a B.A (1951) and an Ll.B. (1957) from the University of Texas. He was Comment Editor of the Law Review, a Chancellor, a Quizmaster, and received the Order of the Coif. He is editor of Slayton Taos Forms. Among his other principal achievements arc two casebooks, Texas Trial and Appellate Procedure, which he edited with Messrs. Hodges and Jones, and Texas Judicial Process Prior to Trial. edited with Messrs. Hodges, Jones, and Thode. With Mr. Loiscaux and Mr. Hamilton, he has authored Lemting Officers Manual Under U.C.C. In 1957, Mr. Elliott was Assistant Attorney General of Texas and, from 1957 to 1958, was Briefing Attorneyfor the Supreme Court of Texas. He is a Council Member of the Military Law Section of the State Bar of Texas. He is a member of Phi Delta Phi and teaches Procedure II and III, Introduction, and Evidence. WILLIAM F. FRITZ Professor of Law Having received his B.A. (1935) and M.A. (1938) decrees from Texas, Mr. Fritz taught English in high schools for seven years before returning to Texas for his LLB. (19 46). While in law school, he was Editor-in-Chicf of the Iw Review. was a Chancellor, and received the Order of the Coif. After his graduation, he joined the faculty here and since then has taught during several summers at the George Washington, North Carolina, Minnesota, Rutgers, and Vanderbilt law schools. Mr. Fritz has coauthored a casebook on damages with Dean Charles T. McCormick. Also a co-author of a casebook on Property, he has authored several articles in the Texas Law Review, and in the Texas Bar Journal. A past Pervgr nus Dedicatee (1963), Mr. Fritz teaches Property and Marital Property Rights and serves ort the Admissions Committee. He is a member of the Texas Bar and of Phi Delta Phi. PARKER C. FIELDER William H. Francis. Jr.. Professor of Law A man of great practical experience, Mr. Fielder received a B.S. in Commerce « Northwestern Univ«sity 094ll. and an LL.B. from the University of Texas (1948). Hewas l uor- Chjdofthe To June ..Chancellor, and received the Order of the Corf. In 1964. he was listed in Who i Who rn America. After graduation, he became associate professor here and was Research Associate Texas Legislative Council (1950) Then in 195 5, he left to become a partner in Turpin, Kerr. Smith, and Dyer, Midland. Texas, where he engaged in tax and corporate practice. During this period (1959-61) he was General Counsel and Member of the Board of Directors for the Permian Corporation in Midland. He returned to Texas as a professor in 1961. Although he continues only in occasional consultation and retainer by other lawyers on tax and corporate matters, he is admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court, the Texas Supreme Court, and the United States Court of Military Appeals. Tax Court, Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit, and District Court, Western District, Texas. He is the author of numerous articles and is presently a comprehensive treatise on Oil and Gas Taxation. Mr. Fielder teaches Federal Taxation. Seminar in Taxation, Securities Regulation, and Business Planning. He is a member of Phi Delta Phi. CARL H. FULDA Professor of Law Having already received a Doctor of Law from the University of Freiburg (Germany) in 1931, Mr. Fulda went on to study at Yale where he received an LL.B. in 1938. He is a recipient of the Order of the Coif, of a Law Faculty Fellowship, and of a grant from the Ford Foundation (1959-60). Between 1939 and 1941, he was on the Research Staff and was a consultant to the New York State Law Revision Commission, a position he resumed intermittently in the fifties. In 1P42 to 1946 he was with the Court Review Division, Office of Price Administration (Appellate Practice). After leaving government service, he taught at Rutgers for eight years, and In 1954 he went to Ohio State. In 1964, he left there to join our faculty .in his present status. He has been a visiting professor at Columbia (1952), Louisiana State (1962), and several foreign universities, including Frankfurt and Luxembourg. Mr. Fulda was a consultant to the U. S. Attorney’ General’s Committee to Study the Antitrust Laws (1955), is now a member of the Texas State Bar Committee on Antitrust, and is the Vice-chairman of A.B.A. Committee on Teaching International and Comparative Law. He has written a casebook on International Business Transactions. A member of the New York and Texas State Bars and is a member of Phi Alpha Delta Mr. Fulda advises the International Law Forum and is chairman of the Committee on International Legal Studies. 17 BYRON FULLERTON Assistant Dean, Assistant Professor and Director of Continuing Legal Education This former Peregrirms Dedicatee graduated from Texas with a B.S.P. Ed. (1946), went to Colorado for his M.Ed., (1950), and returned to Texas for his I.I..B. (1956). For five years after that Dean Fullerton taught in Texas Public Schools. Then in 1957 he became Assistant Attorney General of Texas. In 1961 he went into private practice in Austin, associated with the firm of Procter, Maloney, and Fullerton. Since 1963, he has served in his present position. Listed in Who's Who in American FJuca-lion Dean Fullerton is a member and former chairman of the State Bar Public Relations Committee andofthcDistrict 10-BStatcBar Grievance Prosecuting Committee. He is also a member of Delta Theta Phi and the education fraternity. Phi Delta Kappa Dean Fullerton serves the law school as Faculty Advisor to the Law School Forum, Law Day, and the Student Legal Research Board. He is on the Placement, Brief Writing and Oral Advocacy, Closed Circuit Television, and Legal Aid Committees. W. W. GIBSON Assistant Professor of Law A graduate of Texas (B.A. 1954. LL.B. 1956). Mr. Gibson wus Associate Note Editor of the Taos Law Review and received the Order of the Coif. After graduation, he was a partner in Gibson, Ochsner, Harlan, Kinney, and Morris for nine years. He joined the faculty here in 1965 as an associate professor. Mr. Gibson served as Director and from 1964 to 1965 as President of the State Junior Bar of Texas. He is a member of Professional Efficiency and Economic Research and Director and President of the Texas Law Review Corporation. He is active in the American Bar Association and the State Bar of Texas, and chairs the Faculty Law Review Committee. He also serves on the Placement and Legal Aid committees. He ca?hes courses in Property, Wills and Estates and Legal Profession and is a member of Phi Delta Phi. THOMAS J. GIBSON, III Assistant Dean and Assistant Professor of Law A Texas Graduate with a B.A. and an LL.B., Dean Gibson was an Instructor from 1950 to 1951 and Texas State Librarian from 1952 to 1954. He rejoined the faculty in 1954 as an assistant professor and associate librarian. Since 1956 he has been Assistant Dean. Dean Gibson has received the Order of the Coif, is a member of the Texas Bar, and was Chairman of the subcommittee for the revision of Texas' Library Laws of the Texas Library Association. He has also been honored as the Peregrinus Dedicatee for 1959. Besides serving as the Loan and the Admissions Officer, he is amember of the Admissions Placement, Standards, Course Advisement, Court Clers, and Faculty Secretary Committees. Dean Gibson is a member of Phi Alpha Delta LINO A. GRAGLIA Distinguished Professor of Law LL.B. from Texas. He has also received the lege, a LL.D. from Louisiana State. Be- ginning 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. He was Dean of Northwestern Law School for eighteen years. Mr. Green then returned to the University as a Professor of Law. He has written many articles for legal periodicals, and his publications include: Rationale oj Proximate Carat. Judge and Jury, Cases on Relations, The Judicial Process in Tort Cases, Traffic Victims, and My Philosophy of Law. LEON GREEN Associate Professor of Law Mr. Graglials a graduate ofCity Collcgcof New York (B.A. 1952) and of Columbia (I.L.B. 1954) where he wrote on the Columbia Law Review and was twice Harlan Fiskc Stone Scholar. Although he hits not taught before, he came to Texas eminently well qualified for the courses he teaches in Government Regulation of Business, Constitutional Law, and Regulated Industries: from 1954 to 1956, he worked with the U. S. Department of Justice in civil trial and appellate practice. From then until 1959, he was with the law firm of Covington and Burling in Washington. D. C., in antitrust, administrative, and labor law. Between I960 and 1963. he engaged in antitrust litigation for Dewey, Ballentine, Bushby, Palmer, and Wood in New York City' and after that in antitrust and regulated industries litigation for Chadbourne, Parke, Whiteside, and Wolff, New York City. Since he joined our faculty in 1966, he has shown himself a competent teacher. He is on the Standards Committee, Honor Council, University Housing and the Inns of Court Program committees and is admitted to practice before the New York and Washington, D. C. Bars. ROBERT W. HAMILTON Professor of Law Mr. Hamilton received his degrees with high honors from Swarthmore (B.A. 1952) and from Chicago (J.D. 1955), where he was Managing Editor of the University of Chicago Law Review, received the Order of the Coif, and won the Walter Wheeler Cook Prize. Upon graduation, he served a year as law clerk to Mr. Justice Dark of the U. S. Supreme Court. After that, having been admitted to the D. C Bar in 1956, Mr. Hamilton was an associate of the law firm of Gardner, Morrison, and Rogers, Washington, D. C, engaged in corporate, administrative, and real estate practice. He is co-author of a book. Uniform Commercial Code in Texas— Lending Officers Manual. and has written on securities problems. He serves the law school on the Scholarship committee and teaches Contracts, Business Administration I, and Securities Regulation. 19 HELEN HARGRAVE Associate Professor of Law Miss Hargrave graduated from the University of Texas in 1926 with an LL.B. degree after having been on the staff of the Law Review. She is a recipient of the Order of the Coif. She came to the law school in 1929 its Assistant Law librarian and in 1940 was promoted to LawLibrarian, a position she held for the next twenty-five years. She held the presidency of the American Association of Law Libraries from 1958 to 1959. In 1950, she became an assistant professor, and since I960 has been an associate professor teaching Legal Research. Miss Hargrave is a member of Kappa Beta Pi. WILLIAM ORR HUIE Sylvan Lang Professor of Law Mr. Huic is a graduate of Henderson State College (B.A. 1932) and of Texas (LL.B. 1935). He received an S.J.D. degree from Harvard in 1953. His private practice, now limited to occasional consultation, included a year with Greenwood, Moody, and Robertson, Austin (1935-36). He was senior attorney for the Office of Price Administration (1942-43). A professor since 1946, Mr. Huie first joined the faculty in 1936 as an assistant professor. He was Assistant Dean from 1946-48 and became the Sylvan Lang Professor of Law in 1965. He has served as a visiting professor at the University of California at Berkeley (summer 1956), at U.GL A. (summer 1961) and at Harvard (1961-62). He was a member of the State Bar Committee that drafted the Texas Probate Code, adopted in 1955. While in law school, he was Editor-in-Chief of the Law Review, was a member of the Chancellors, and received the Order of the Coif. Professor Huie teaches PropertyRights, Trusts, Oil and Gas and aseminar in Oil and Gas. Mr. Huic, a member of Phi Delta Phi, has authored a casebook on Marital Property Rights and co-authored one on Oil and Gas. He serves on the Graduate and Research Work and Budget and Personnel Committees. GUSM. HODGES Professor of Law Mr. Hodges received his B.B.A. (1930) and his LL.B. (1932) from the University of Texas. He was a member of the Texas Law Review, recipient of the Order of the Coif, and a member of Chancellors. He then went into private practice in Dallas for eight years until he joined the faculty in 1940 as a professor. A former Texas Commissioner on Uniform Laws, Mr. Hodges, a member of the State Bar, served the Texas Bar Association on the Committee on Administration of Justice (concerned with rules of procedure). He still engages in occasional consultation on the appellate level. He has authored a book on Special Issue Submission in Texas, and co-authored Texas Trial and Appellate Procedure and Texas Judicial Process before Trial. Mr. Hodges, a member of Phi Delta Phi, serves the law school on several committees and teaches Introduction, Procedure II and III. 5 tn.lio CORWIN W. JOHNSON Professor of Low The Pcrcgrinus Dedicatee in 1958, Mr. Johnson came to the law school with an A.B. (1939), and aJ.D. (1941 ) from Iowa, where he was a Phi Beta Kappa, Comment Editor of the Iowa Law Review, and recipient of the Order of the Coif. He has also been honored as a Sterling Fellow at Yale. After his graduation, he was a Special Agent for the F.B.I. (1942-46), taught a year at Iowa, and came to Texas as an assistant professor in 1947. Admitted to the Texas, Iowa, and California Bars. Mr. Johnson has served on the Planning Commission for the City of Austin (1954-56), on the Texas Bar Committee on Water Rights (1955-60). on committees of the Association of American Law Schools, on the Texas Water Code Advisory Committee (1965-66), and on the Executive Committee of the University of Texas Institute of Public Affairs (1958-64). He is presently on the American Bar Association Committee on Water Rights and on the Advisory Board, University of Texas Center for Research in Water Resources. Mr. Johnson has taught as a visiting professor at Pennsylvania (1958) and during several summers at Chicago, North Carolina, Missouri, U.C.L.A., and George Washington. With Professors Cribbet and Fritz, he has co-authored a casebook on Property, and has written numerous articles on property, water law, and land use. He is a member and the faculty adviser of Delta Theta Phi and serves on the Curriculum, Graduate, Interdisciplinary, Internationa] Legal Studies and Summer School Committees. He teaches Property, Land-Use Planning, Water Law and Seminar on Housing for the Poor. PAUL J. G. KAPTEYN Visiting Professor of Law Mr. Kaptcyn received hisLLM. (1950)and hisLLD. (i960, cum laude) from Leiden University, the Netherlands. He taught International Law at Leiden from 1953 to I960 and is presently a Professor of International Law at Utrecht University. From I960-1963 he served as an official of the European Division of the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He is a former President of the Dutch U. N. Association. Mr. Kaptcyn hits authored a book on The Parliament of the European Oval, Steel Community (in French), and a Report on a Dutch Investment Guarantee System (in Dutch). He teaches International Law and Common Market Law. ALBERT P. JONES Professor of Law With his B.A., M.A. (1927), and LL.B. (1930) degrees from Texas, Mr. Jones became an associate of Baker, Botts, Andrews, and Wharton where he remained until 1943 when he became a partner in Helm and Jones, Houston. He specialized in insurance and tort and compensation law. In 1963, he became First Assistant Attorney General of Texas, having joined the law school faculty the year before as a professor. While in law school, Mr. Jones was Editor-in-Chief of the Law Review, a Grand Chancellor, and a member of the Order of the Coif. He has been honored as a Peregrau Dedicatee (1964), as President of the Texas State Bar from 1950 to 1951, and as a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers. He has co-cditcd a casebook on Texas Trial and Appellate Procedure, and another on The Judicial Process in Texas Prior to Trial. Mr. Jones has been admitted to practice belore the Texas Bar. the United States Supreme Court, the Fifth Circuit. Court of Appeals, and the U. S. District Courts for the Southern, Eastern, and Western Districts of Texas. He is a member of the Supreme Court of Texas Advisory Committee on Rules of Civil Procedure and a member of the Budget and Personnel, Placement and Moot Court and Oral Advocacy Committees. He is a member of Phi Delta Phi and teaches courses in Procedure II and III, Federal Courts, and Legal Profession. W. PAGE KEETON Dean and Professor of Law Dean Keeton received his A.B. and LL.B. from the University of Texas ( that great class of 1931 ) where he was a Chancellor, a recipient of the Order of the Coif, and on the Editorial Board of the Law Review. He received his S.J.D. from Harvard (1936). Dean Keeton began teaching at Texas in 1932 as an Assistant Professor. From 1946 to 1949 he was Dean at the University of Oklahoma Law School and returned to Texas in 1949 as Dean. He was President of the Association of American Law Schools in 1961. Presently, the Dean is a member of the President's Advisory Committee on Labor-Management Policy, Chairman of the State Bar Committee on Revision of the Penal Code, a member of the Board of Directors of the American Bar Foundation, a member of the Editorial Board of Foundation Press and a member of the Advisory Committee for Revision of the Restatement of the Law of Torts, American Law Institute. Dean Keeton has authored numerous articles on torts and products liability, co-authored Seavcy, Keeton and Keeton, Cases on Torts, and edited Casa on Fraud aid Mistake. Dean Keeton is a member of Phi Delta Phi. He teaches Torts and a Seminar on Special Issues. ICiCCryv SAM LANHAM Lecturer in Law Mr. Lanham is a graduate of Baylor, having received his B.A. in 1952, and his LLB. in 1955. He was on the Baylor Law Review and received his law degree Cum Laude. Between 1955 and 1964, he was a partner in Richey, Shcchy, Teeling and Cureton in Waco. Between 1958 and 1964, Mr. Lanham was a lecturer at Baylor. In 1965 he came here as a lecturer and teaches Insurance, Remedies, and Eminent Domain. A member of Phi Alpha Delta, Mr. Lanham obtained his D.D. degree from the Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminar)’. JAMES L. KELLEY Associate Professor of Law A graduate of the University of Iowa (B.A. 1957, J.D. 1961). Mr. Kelley was Comment Editor of the Iowa Law Review and received the Order of the Coif. He joined the firm of Dewey, Ballantine, Bushby, Palmer and Wood as an associate in 1962. From 1964 to 1967 he worked in the Civil Rights Division of the U. S. Department of Justice. An advisor to the Association for Criminal Law Studies, a Reporter for the Penal Code Revision Committee, Mr. Kelley also serves on the Curriculum and Legal Aid Committees. Hcteaches Evidence, Criminal Law, Remedies and Civil Rights Seminars. Admitted to the Iowa and New York Bar, he is a member of Phi Delta Phi. J. LEON LEBOWITZ Professor of Law Mr. Lebowitz received his LL.B. from Baylor (1943)and his A.B. (1950). He earned his LL.M. at New York University. He was in private practice in Waco (1953-55) with Edwards, Ressler, Horner, and Lebowitz. Since its origin in 1949, Mr. Lebowitz has been a member of the State Bar Committee on Revision of Corporation Laws, which produced the Texas Business Corporation, Non-Profit Corporation, and Miscellaneous Corporation Laws Acts. He is also on the State Bar Committee on Securities and Investment Banking and the Committee on Publications. For nine years he was on the Baylor law faculty as assistant then associate professor of law and law librarian. He was a visiting professor herein 1955 and the next year visited Louisiana State. He joined our faculty on a permanent basis in 1956. He has been honored as a Teaching Fellow at N.Y.U. (1951-52) and has received the Order of the Coif. Mr. Lebowitz has written a book,. Legal Bibliography and Research (1957) and various articles on corporate law. He has been the faculty advisor to his legal fraternity, Phi Delta Phi, and to the Texas Law Review. Mr. Lebowitz teaches courses in Introduction, Business Associations, Securities Regulation, Agency, andaseminar in Corporations. —v PIERRE R. LOISEAUX Professor of Law Having been Editor-in-Chicf of the Boston Law Review, Mr: Loiscaux graduated from that school with an LL.B. in 1950 and then received his LL.M. in 1951 from New York University. He taught at Arkansas from the time of his graduation until 1953, when he went to Emory. In 1956, he joined the Texas faculty as an associate professor. The author of numerous articles, he has also written a casebook on Creditors Remedies. He is a member of the National Bankruptcy Conference and is a member of the Massachusetts Bar. He is on the Student-Faculty, Course Scheduling, and International Legal Studies committees. A qualified scholar, Mr. Loiscaux teaches Contracts, Commercial Law, and Creditors' Rights. Moreover, he takes an active part in the affairs of his legal fraternity. Phi Delta Phi. FRANK MALONEY Lecturer in Law Upon graduation from Texas (B. A. 1953, LL.B. 1956), Mr. Maloney served as Assistant District Attorney, Travis County from 1956 to I960 and as First Assistant District Attorney from 1959 to I960. The following year, Mr. Maloney served as Assistant Attorney General for the State of Texas. From 1961 to the present, he has been in private practice in Austin. Mr. Maloney served as Vice-President of the Austin Junior Bar Association in I960 and in 1965 as President of the Criminal Law and Procedure Section of the Travis County Bar Association. Mr. Maloney co-authored with George Stumberg, Casa arj Materials. Texas Criminal Law and Administration and authored the 1965 Supplement. He is admitted to the State Bar of Texas and may-practice before the Supreme Court of the United States. He teaches Criminal Law, Criminal Law Seminar and Criminal Procedure and is a member of Phi Alpha Delta. 23 ROBERT E. MATHEWS Professor of Law Mr. Mathews is a product of Yale (A.B. 1915) and Chicago (J.D. 1920). He has been President of the League of Ohio Law Schools (1951-1955) and of the Association of American Law Schools (1952), as well as a member of the U. S. National Commission for UNESCO. Mr. Mathews hits engaged in private practice in Chicago (1920-1922), in government practice in Washington, D. C. (1942-1945), and as Associate General Counsel, National War Labor Board (1944-1945). Since 1941 Professor Mathews hits often acted as a labor arbitrator. Besides teaching summers at Columbia, Colorado, Chicago, Michigan, and Rutgers, Mr. Mathews has taught at Montana (1922-24), Ohio State (1924-64) with leaves of absence at Columbia (1928-29), Indian Law Institute (New Delhi, India—1961-62), Harvard (1963-64), and Texas (1965). He was a co-founder and member of the Executive Committee of the International Society for Labor Law (1958-61) and was a member of the U. S. Labor Mission to Bolivia (1943). Besides being the first Editor-in-Chicf of Labor Relations and the Law. Mr. Mathews has edited Partnership and Agency. Employment Relations and the Lau and Readings on Labor Law. He is author of Problems Illustrative of the Responsibilities of Members of the Legal Profession and is serving on the Executive Committee of the National Conlcrcnce on Education for Professional Responsibility. ROY M. MERSKY Professor of Law and Director of Research Professor Mersky, a Wisconsin graduate, received a B.S. (1948), an LL.B. (1952) and a Masters in Library Science (1953). From 1948 to 1949, he studied at the London School of Economics and the Faculte du Droyt at the Sorbonne. After a brief period of private practice in Wisconsin, he was Associate Librarian and Research Associate at Yale Law School from 1954 to 1959. He served as Director of the Washington State Supreme Court Library from 1959 to 1963. From 1963 to 1965. he served as Professor of Law and Law Librarian at Colorado University- and in 1965 came to Texas. He serves as faculty advisor to the Human Rights Research Council, is Executive Director of the Texas Law Review, and holds memberships on the Special Lectures and the University Instructional Television Committees. He has served as a consultant to the National College of Trial Judges, the Office of Economic Opportunity and worked with the ACLU. Mr. Mersky has written Water Law Bibliography 1847-1967 and a work on Justice Louis D. Brandeis. He is presently working on abibliography about Judge Jerome N. Frank, and is collaborating with Albert Blaustcin on a book of profiles of the U. S. Supreme Court Justices. KEITH E. MORRISON Professor of Law Mr. Morrison has an A.B. degree from Kansas (1931), and M.S. degree from Wyoming (1939). and an LLB. from Yale (1948). He is a member of the Order of the CoiL From 1939, Mr. Morrison was an agricultural economist from the doming Agricultural Extension Service, and from 1945 to 1955, he was a member of the Board of Directors of the Hoisington National Bank. In 1948, he joined the faculty here as an associate professor and has been visiting professor at Stanford (summer 1959) and at Northwestern (spring 1962). He has written a recent article on the widow’s election and the issue of consideration and teaches courses in Federal Income Taxation, Federal Taxation, Federal Estate and Gift Taxation, and a Taxation seminar. Mr. Morrison is a member of the Library, Curriculum, Summer School and Standards of Work Committees, and is a member of Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity. LARRY NIEMANN Director of Moot Court Program Mr. Niemann received his B.B.A. (1959) and his LL.B. (1962) from the University of Texas. He was a Quizmaster, Moot Court Chairman, a Consul, on the State Bar Team and Law Day Runner-up in Moot Court. He was Briefing Attorney to Supreme Court Justice Joe Grccnhill (1962-63) and has been in private practice with Niemann and Niemann since 1963- Mr. Neimann has been Director and Intcrscholastic Coach for the Moot Court Program since 1965. A member of Phi Alpha Delta, he is admitted to the U. S. District Court for the Western District of Texas. He is the author of the Moot Court Manual. WOODROW W. PATTERSON Director of Legal Aid Clinic and Visiting Professor of Law After receiving his LL.B. from Texas (1936), Mr. Patterson took the position of First Assistant District Attorney of Travis Count)-, which he held until 1940. Since 1941, he has been a partner in Patterson and Patterson. He is also a Director and General Counsel for the Texas State Bank of Austin (since 1945). Mr. Patterson’s present practice is general with emphasis on title work, wills and probate, banking, corporation, and mortgages. He is a sponsor of Praetors Legal Fraternity and the Legal Aid Clinic Committee. Mr. Patterson is admitted to practice before many Federal District Courts and is a member of the State Bar of Texas. He teaches Office Practice and Legal Aid. DAVID W. ROBERTSON Associate Professor of Law Mr. Robertson graduated in I960 with a B.A. degree and then received an LLB. in 1961, both from Louisiana State, then went on to earn an LL.M. at Yale (1965), where he was a Sterling Fellow. He was Associate and Managing Editor of the Louisiana Law Review, was on the L.S.U. Honor Council, received numerous scholarships and awards, won the Interfratcmity Moot Court Competition and received both the Best Casenotc and Best Comment awards. Mr. Robertson was Legislative Assistant to Sen. Russell B. Long(1961-62) and then served as an assistant professor at LS.U. until 1964. He was editor of the Louisiana Bar Association Neusletter on Tort and Workmen's Compensation Case (1963-64) and was Consultant to the Louisiana Bar Association Law Reform Committee and Reporter of the proposed Business Comorations Statute (1963-64). The authorpf several articles, he teaches courses in Admiralty, Jurisprudence, International Law and Torts Seminar. He is a member of Phi Delta Phi and has been awarded the Order of the Coif. 25 MICHAEL P. ROSENTHAL Visiting Associate Professor of Law A graduate of Columbia (A.B. 1956, LL.B. 1959) Mr. Rosenthal was an editor of the Columbia Law Review. After serving as a law clerk for Judge Harold R. Medina of the Second Circuit, he went into private practice in New York from 1961 to 1964. As a consultant to the President’s Commission on Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice, he authored the Proposals for Dangerous Drug Legislation in the Task Force Report (1967). He also acted its a Reporter on Dangerous Drugs for the Rev ision of the Texas Penal Code. He is admitted to the New York Bar and is a member ofPhi AlphaDelta. Mr. Rosenthal teaches Criminal Law and Restitution. yk. fZJ b MILLARD H. RUUD Associate Dean and Professor of Law Recognized as an authority on commercial law, Dean Ruud is a product of Minnesota (B.S.L. 1942 and LLB. 1947). Whilcthcrc.hcwas Editor-in-Chief of the Law Review. For a year after his graduation, Dean Ruud taught at the University of Kansas, and in 1948 came to the University of Tex as. From 1950 to 1952, he was on leave from the law school and served as Assistant Executive Director of the Texas Legislative Council. He has been chairman of the Law School Admission Test Council since 1966. In 1967 he became a member of the American Law Institute Committee of Review of Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code, a member of the Council of the Section on Corporation, Banking and Business Law, State Bar of Texas. He is one of the five Commissioners from Texas to the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws. A member of Phi Delta Phi, he is admitted to the Minnesota and Texas Bars. An author of several articles, he teaches courses in Sales and Sales Financing, Legislation, and Commercial Paper. GEORGE SCHATZKI Associate Professor of Law Mr. Schatzki received both his A.B. (1955) and his LL.B. (1958) from Harvard and then went into practice with the National Labor Relations Board until I960 when he went to work for Mullinax, Wells, Morris, and Mauzy, Dallas, for three years. In 1963, he returned to Harvard as a Teaching Fellow and in 1965 received his LLM. degree. With that he joined our faculty in 1965 as an associate professor and has begun to display his great enthusiasm for his subjects in his courses, Labor Law, Introduction, and Legislation and his work with the ACLU. 26 WARREN F. SCHWARTZ Associate Professor of Law Mr. Schwartz joined the faculty lost year after having spent the years since his graduation as an attorney in the Civil Division, United States Depart ment of Justice. His present practice, though limited to occasional consultation, is in International Trade and Evidence. He earned his A.B. degree at Brooklyn College in 1952 and his LL.B. at Columbia in 1954. While in law school he was Research Editor of the Law Rniew and was a Stone Scholar. He is also a Phi Beta Kappa. Admitted to the New York Bar, the Texas Bar, and the bars of the U. S. Supreme Court and Courts of Appeals, he teaches Contracts, Evidence, and International Transactions. MARSHALL S. SHAPO Associate Professor of Law Mr. Shapo graduated with an A.B. from Miami (1958), went to Harvard for his A.M. (1961), and then returned to Miami whcrchc gained some teaching experience as an instructor in history (1960-61), before working on his LL.B., which he received in 1964. He has received a Ford Fellowship for graduate work in law at Harvard and has written for the Northwestern Law Review, as well as for the Miami Law Review, of which he was Editor-in-Chief. He is Chairman of the Legal Aid Committee and is a member of the Curriculum, Library, and LBJ School for Public Affairs Committees. He teaches Torts, Family Law, Injuries to Relations and a special Internship Seminar on Law and Poverty. Mr. Shapo is a member of the Florida Bar ALLEN E. SMITH Associate Professor of Law Mr. Smith received a B.A. (i960) and an LL.B. (1961) from Texas where he was Associate Editor of the Law Review, on the National Moot Court Team, Grand Chancellor, and a member of the Order of the Coif. He was also First Year Class President, and a member of the Board of Governors and the Board of Managers of the Moot Court Program. After graduation, he was law clerk to U. S. Circuit Judge Joseph G Hutcheson, Jr. and from 1962 to 1964 went into general practice with Orgain, Bell, and Tucker in Beaumont. In 1964, he came to Austin to practice and joining the faculty here as assistant professor. He is the co-author with Dean Green of Cases on Torts. Mr. Smith is faculty advisor to Chancellors, and Chairman of the Law Gerk and Scholarship and Loan Committees. He teaches Torts, Judicial System, Employee’s Rights, Admiralty, and Jurisprudence and is a member of Delta Tlieta Phi. ERNEST E. SMITH, III Associate Professor of Law Already established as an excellent teacher since his arrival as an assistant professor in 1963, Mr. Smith is a graduate of Southern Methodist (B.A. 1958) and of Harvard (LLB. 1962), where he wrote for the Law Review.. He has been awarded a membership in the Order of the Coif at Texas, and his ability as a teacher was recognized by his receiving the Teaching Excellence Award in 1966. From 1962 to 1963, he was law clerk to Judge John Minor wisdom of the Fifth Circuit and his only other outside work has been as a visiting professor at Minnesota in 1966. Mr. Smith has witten articles on oil and gas law, which is one of the courses he teaches along with Property and Marital Property Rights. He is a member of the Admissions, Standards, Moot Court and Oral Advocacy, University Student Health, and Law Review committees, and is a member of Phi Beta G amm a Fraternity. JOHN F. SUTTON, JR. Professor of Law Having received his LLB. from Texas in 1941, Mr. Sutton went into practice with Brooks, Napier, Brown, and Matthews, San Antonio, where he worked through 1948, that period broken only by serving three years (1942-45) with the F.B.I. Between 1949 and 1957, when he became a professor here, Mr. Sutton was senior partner of Sutton, Stcib, and Barr in San Angelo, specializing in Oil and Gas and civil trials. He was an honor graduate, having written on the Law Review, been a quizmaster, and received the Order of the Coif. Mr. Sutton has written various articles. He is admitted to the Bars of Texas, the Fifth Circuit, and the U. S. Supreme Coun, and has served as member of the legal Committee, Interstate Oil Compact Commission. At present he is working as Reporter for the A.B.A. Special Committee on Evaluation of Ethical Standards. A member of Phi Delta Phi, he is their faculty advisor, and is also faculty advisor to Praetors. Mr. Sutton teaches course in Evidence, Torts, Legal Profession, Oil and Gas, and an Evidence Seminar. JAMES M. TREECE Associate Professor of Law Mr. Treece was graduated from the University of Illinois (B.S. 1959, M.A. 1962 and an LLB. 1961 ). While in law school, he was Editor of the University of Illinois Law Forum. From 1961 to 1962, he was a teaching assistant at Illinois, an assistant prolessor at Rutgers (1962-65), an associate professor at Rutgers (1965-66). He joined the Texas faculty in 1966 after having visited here in 1965. He has written articles on Antitrust and Patents, Trademarks and Copyrights and in various law reviews. Mr. Treece teaches Government Regulation; Antitrust; Patent, Trademark and Copyright; and Constitutional Law. He was admitted to the Illinois Bar and to practice before the U. S. Supreme Court. He is a member of Phi Alpha Delta. RUSSELLJ. WEINTRAUB Professor of Law The school's principal authority on conflict of laws, Mr. Wcintraub has his B.A from New York University (1950) and his LL.B. from Harvard (1953). Both of those degrees were with Honors, and Mr. Wcintraub is a Phi Beta Kappa and member of Psi Chi. .For two years after his graduation, he was defense counsel at the request of accused persons in numerouscourts-martial whileserving as operations-intelligcnce expert for the U. S. Army. In 1955 he became a teaching fellow at Harvard and in 1957 he joined the faculty of Iowa. In 1965 he left that school, acted as a visiting professor at Michigan, and then joined the faculty here as a professor. Engaged in little private practice, Mr. Wcintraub does consult with other attorneys on conflicts problems and in drafting especially complex contracts, one of which has been widely copied and concerns hiring of independent contractor drivers in the trucking industry. He has written many articles on Conflicts and Constitutional Law, is the co-author of books on workmen’s compensation, federal procedure, and university education. He is co-author with Scoles of Conflict of Laws A member of the Curriculum, Grade Distribution, and Summer School committees, Mr. Wcintraub teaches Conflict of Laws and Contracts. J. HENRY WILKINSON, JR. Professor of Law Mr. Wilkinson entered the law school with a B.S. in Commerce from South Carolina (1934). He had already been engaged in public and private accounting (1934-37) and had been with the Internal Revenue Service from 1937 to 1942 and from 1945 to 1947, the three year gap having been spent in the U. S. Navy. While in law-school. Mr. Wilkinson was Law Review Student Editor and received the Order of the Coif. In 1949 he graduated from Texas with an LL.B. with Honors and taught a summer session here in 1950. From 1950 to 1957, he practiced law in Midland and in 1957, he joined the faculty in his present position. Mr. Wilkinson, however, still engages in some Federal Tax practice. Hchas written several articles on Federal Tax problems, including one related to depreciation, another on the investment tax credit, and one on life insurance and estate planning. A member of the Permanent Tax Council, of the Law Review Board of Directors, and of the Library and Course Advisement committees. Mr. Wilkinson teaches Federal Taxation, Income Tax, Oil and Gas Tax, Estate and Gift Tax, and Legal Accounting. He is also a member of Phi Alpha Delta. JERRES. WILLIAMS Rex G. Baker and Edna Heflin Baker Professor of Constitutional Law Mr. Williams received his A.B. from Denver (1938) and then went to Columbia for his LL.B. (1941). While at Columbia he was an editor of the Law Review and was a Kent Scholar. Among his later honors is the $3750 Ross Essay Prize of the American Bar Association (1963). From 1941 to 1942, he taught at Iowa and then spent the next four years as Judge Advocate in the U. S. Air Force. In 1946, he joined the faculty as an associate professor. His present practice is limited to serving as a labor arbitrator. In addition, he has served as Associate Director of Staff, Study of Federal Loyalty-Security Programs, N. Y. City Bar Association (1955-56) and as Chairman, Southwestern Regional Manpower Advisor)- Committee under the Secretaries of Labor and Health, Education, and Welfare (1964-66). Mr. Williams is presently on leave to Washington, D. G wherchc is Chairman of the Administrative Conference of the United States. Mr. Wiliams has written a book on the Supreme Court and has edited a casebook on labor relations and another on constitutional law. He teaches Constitutional Law, Labor Law, Employee's Rights, Legal Profession, and Law and a Free Society, an undergraduate government course. A member of Phi Delta Phi, he is admitted to the Texas Bar and to the U. S. Supreme Court. CHARLES ALAN WRIGHT Charles T. McCormick Professor of Law Graduating from Wesleyan with an A.B. in 1947, Mr. Wright went to Yale, receiving his LLB. in 1949, having been Case Editor of the Yale Law Journal and receiving the Order of the Coif. The next year, he was law clerk for Judge Charles E Clark of the Second Circuit (1949-50). For the next five years he taught at the University of Minnesota and in 1955 joined the faculty here as a visiting associate professor. Since 1963, he has been Associate Reporter, American Law Institute Study of Division of Jurisdiction between State and Federal Courts and is also a member of the Standing Committee on Rules of Practice and Procedure to the Judicial Conference of the U. S. (since 1964). Mr. Wright is a member of the Minncsotaand Texas Bars and may practice before the U. S. Supreme Court. Mr. Wright is the noted author of Wright on Federal Courts, Cases on Remedies. Wright's Minnesota Rules, Federal Practice and Procedure (Wright cd.), , Cases on Federal Courts (with G T. McCormick and J. H. Chadbourn), Procedure— The Handmaid of Justice (with H. M. Rcasoncr) and Essays of Judge Charles E. Clark. He is currently Advisor to the Peregrinus: Chairman of the Summer Session and AALS Annual Meeting Committees. He is a 1..ember of the Moot Court and Oral Advocacy, Athletic Council, Faculty-Student Conference Committees, and is Law School Representative to Faculty Council. Mr. Wright teaches Constitutional Law, Federal Courts, Federal Courts Seminar and Evidence Seminar. MARION KENNETH WOODWARD Professor of Law Graduating with a B.A. (1933) from Texas, Mr. Woodward then went to West Texas State where he received his M.A. (1940), before he returned to Texas for his LI..B. (1943). While in law school, Mr. Woodward was on the Law Review and was a Chancellor. He has also been honored as a Sterling Fellow at Yale. After a short period as Staff Attorney for Phillips Petroleum Co., Mr. Woodward joined the faculty in 1946 as .in associate professor. He has been a summer visiting professor at North Carolina (1955), George Washington (I960), and at U.GL.A. (1966). In addition, Mr. Woodward was Texas Commissioner to the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws (1956-61) and since 1962 has been on the Legal Committee of the Interstate Oil Compact Commission. With Professors Huie and Walker, he is the author of a casebook on Oil and Gas, and besides writing several articles, has authored Texas Cases and Materials on Real Property Security. Besides teaching courses in Oil and Gas, Fiduciary Administration, Mortgages, and Texas Land Titles, Mr. Woodward also functions as a member of the Faculty Budget and Personnel, Placement, and Student-Faculty Relations committees. Mr. Woodward was honored on Law Day this year with the Outstanding Teaching Award. He is admitted to the Texas Bar and is a member of Phi Delta Phi. HARRY K. WRIGHT Professor of Law With his B.S. degree from Georgetown (1949), Mr. Wright then came to Texas, where he was Editor-in-Chicf of the Law Review, was a Chancellor, received the Order of the Coif, and graduated with an LLB. with Honors in 1952. From 1954 to 1957, he was in private practice in Mexico with Baker, Botts, Miranda, Santamarina and Stcta. He then moved to Houston and was with Baker, Botts, Shepherd and Coates until 1962, when he joined the law school faculty as an associate professor. In 1963, Mr. Wright was Texas Reporter to the United States Commission on Civil Rights and between 1965 and 1966 was Consultant to the Office of Equal Educational Opportunities, U. S. Office of Education. He is editor of Commercial Law of Mexico and the United States (1966) and is author of a work on Foreign Enterprise in Mexico. Mr. Wright teaches Civil Law, Conflict of Laws, Agency, Business Association, International Business Transactions Seminar and a seminar in Latin American Commercial Law. He is Faculty Advisor to the Texas Law Review and is on the International and Comparative Law Committee. Mr. Wright is also a member of Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity. 30 If THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS LAW SCHOOL FOUNDATION The Foundation is a private corporation chartered under the laws of the State of Texas as an educational foundation. Its sole purpose is to assist the I.aw School by providing extra financial support unavailable through the normal University channels, and since its inception the Foundation has played a vital role in the Law School’s steady growth to a position of national ranking in legal education. WAYNE STRATTON DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT FRANCES ADKINS ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT BOARD OF TRUSTEES OFFICERS W. ST. JOHN GARWOOD President ELTON M. HYDERJR. Vice-President JACK PROCTOR Secret ary WAYNE R. STRATTON Treasurer LIFE MEMBERS-TRUSTEES SYLVAN LANG Chairman HINES H. BAKER FRANCIS G. COATES ELTON M. HYDER.JR. LEROY JEFFERS TOM SEAI.Y TRUSTEES EDWARD CLARK JOHN J. COX W. ST.JOHN GARWOOD ROBERT K. HANGER WALES H. MADDEN. JR. MARK MARTIN TRUSTEES EMERITUS CHARLES I. FRANCIS ROBERT E. HARDWICKF. ANGUS G. WYNNE 31 ALAN SHIVERS CECIL D. REDFORD Left to Right: MAIN OFFICE STAFF; .Mrs. Betty Snyder, Mrs. Marion Harris, and Mrs. Sybil Lee. ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY: Mrs. Rita Pringle ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT TO DEAN KEETON: Mrs. Lois Grant PLACEMENT DIRECTOR: Mettle Brown 32 RESEARCH ASSISTANT: Mrs. George Strumberg SECRETARIES TO THE FACULTY, Left to Right: Mrs. Anna Saldana, Miss Dinah Farley, Mrs. Dianne Cocanougher, Mrs. Susan Floyd, Mrs. Betty Nehring. Seated: Mrs. Kathy Storm. SECRETARIES TO THE FACULTY, Left to Right: Miss Shirley Green, Mrs. NormaCody, Mrs. Kathleen Rcpass, Mrs. Connie Rigotti, Mrs. Salley Baskett. Left to Right: ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY TO DEAN FULLERTON, Mrs. Alla Long; ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY, Mrs. Sarah Shuptrine. LEGAL AID SECRETARY: Mrs. Juda Beth Cloud 33 PENAL CODE REVISION PROJECT The State Bar of Texas Committee on Revision is undertaking a thorough revision of the substantive criminal law of Texas. Dean Page Keeton is chairman of this committee. The research effort to support this revision has become a cooperative endeavor involving law professors from the state’s law schools, staff members of the Texas Legislative Council, law students, and other interested groups and individuals. The University of Texas Law School Foundation has raised over $45,000 from private foundations to support the necessary research. The Law School provides office space for the State Bar and Legislative Council staff working on the project. PROJECT DIRECTOR: William G. Reid CHIEF REVISOR: Seth S. Searcy REVISORS, Left to Right: T. Allen Herrington, Paul A. Echols, Linda West, and Michael T. Johnson. ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF: Left to Right: Nancy Dodge, Annie Elliot, and Marilyn Milburn. LAW LIBRARIANS Left to Right: Roy Mersley, John Petesch, Adrienne de Verge, Marion Boner, Schroeder, TARLETON LAW LIBRARY FRONT DESK: Judy Dominquez and Charlie Gray LIBRARY CLERICAL STAFF CLASSES 37 President: John Bass Vice-President: David Smith Secretary: Larry Langley PERMANENT CLASS OFFICERS Joe Armstrong; Eduardo Rodriquez; George Whittenburg, President; Phil Lacy; Gaylord Armstrong SENIORS 1968 38 Anderson, Capt. Gary L. I'estminster Kim is City, Mo. HOdebnad. Spun . Serai-Finahst International Law Society Moot Coutt Board. Secretary Allen, James T. Texas at Austin San Angelo, Texas Aderholt, Ben L. Texas at Austin Corpus Christl. Texas Council for the Advancement of legal Education Internationa) lew Society Phi Alpha Delta Tcxas-Guanjuato Exchange Agee, Wayne V. Texas at Austin B Paso. Texas Allen, Robert G. Kansas Vebsttt Groves. Mo. Police Action Project— A.CLS. Anderson, John Ainsa, Frank Jr. Spring Hill El Paso. Texas l egal Aid Moot Court Board Phi Alpha Delta Teaching Quirm aster Arbaugh, Charles H. Texas at Austin Sweetwater. Texas Aas’n for Criminal Law Studies HUdtbrand International Law Society Phi Alpha Delta Ailcdgc, David Texas at Austin El Dorado. Arkansas Ass’nfor Criminal Law Studio Phi Delta Phi Teaching Quism aster Arms, George C Texas ai Austin Tyler. Texas Arm strong, J. Gaylord Baylor Henderson. Texas flamrrrr CmW Class Agent, 1968 Council for the Advancement of Legal Undent andiryi Hildebrand, Spring. Soni-FinaJut Honor Tribunal House of Delegates Moot Court Board. Chairman Phi Alpha Delia Stale Bar Moot Court Team Armstrong, Joseph G. Trinity Abilene. Texas ABA Silver Key Avwi Assault and Flattery Board of Governor 0 Agent 1968 Gwo HUdy' Cutback Law Day Coramittee OP.2 Tata LswFtoim, Co-Editor, Editor-In-Chief Ashmore, Dennis Texas at Austin Ft, Worth. Texas Ad Hoc Committee Ass’nfor Criminal Law Studies Board of Governors Council for the Advancement of Legal Understanding Delta Theta Phi Legal Aid Ausley, Tommy L. Texas T«h Lubbock, Texas Hildebrand, Fall Best Brief Honor Council Legal Research Board, Associate Director Moot Coutt Board Phi Delta Phi. Excheauer Babcock, James E. Texas a: Austin Austin. Texas Phi Alpha Delta Bain, Cecil W. Jr. Texas at Austin San Antonio, Texas District Any Project — A.C.LS. Juvenile Defender Project— A.C.L.S. Legal Research Board Phi Alpha Delta, Secretary Police Action Project— A.C.L.S. Barbash, Louis Wisconsin Madison. Wisconsin Bartlett, Paul Jr. LamarTcch Austin. Texas Barnhill, Charles R. Texas at Austin Highlands, Texas Board of Governors Council for the Advancement of Legal Understanding Delta Theta Phi. Dean Social Chairman International Law Society Law Day Committee S.B.A., Treasurer Bass,John F. Baylor Amarillo, Texas Board of Governors, Senior Class President Delia Theta Phi Hildebrand, Spring Moot Court Board Teaching Quirni aster 40 Bates, Gerald A. Texas u Arlington Arlington. Texas Ass'nfor Criminal Lav Studies Praetors Baumgartner,James H.,Jr. California at Berkeley Chula Vista, California Legal Research Board. Director Police Action Pro)ect— A.C.L.S. Beck, Danny R. Southwest Texas State Flatonia. Texas Beck worth, Lindlcy G„ Jr. Texas at Austin Gladcvater, Texas Legal Aid Police Action Project —A.C.1..S. Bell, R. Terry Texas Tech Temple. Texas Bernstein, Howard L. Texas at Austin San Antonio, Texas Ass'nfor Criminal Law Studies Council for the Advancement of Legal Understanding Legal Aid Moot Coutt Board Phi Alpha Delta Berry, Charles L. Texu Tech Amarillo. Texu Cm! Phi Delia Phi Quizmaster Ta I 'Rnin. Managing Editor Bierner, Michael H. Tulanc Dallu. Texu Blackard, Fred K. Texu A M Ml. Pleuanl. Texu Phi Alpha Della Blanton, James A. North Texu State Denton. Texu Delta Theta Phi Juvenile Defender Project — A-C2.S. Blinn,John R. Rice Austin, Texu International Law Society Moot Court Boud Teaching Quiimutct- Texui Ixfl Lav Fenrt. Case-note Editor Bonney, S;un Austin College Dallu. Texu 42 Boucher, John C. Texu at Austin Stephenviilc. Texu Booth, John F. Southern Methodist Houston, Texu Ass'nfor Criminal Law Studies Phi Delta Phi Quirmuter Boozer, Martin H. Texu at Austin Austin. Texu Boud of Covernors, Freshman Qus President Delta Theta Phi Student Court. Associate Justice Brings, Tom Perry Southern Methodist Dallas. Texu Canadian Exchange Program Legal Aid Mow Court Board Phi.Alpha Delta Police Action Protect— A.C.L.S. Bowers, Bill Texu Christian Ft. Totth, Texu Monot Council. Chairman ■Moot Court Board Branch, Boyd R. Texu A M Ft. Torth. Texu Board of Gorctnors, Ft ohm an President Delta Theta Phi. Vice Dean, Dean Brann, Richard R. Mississippi State Jackson, Mbs. CAaetrf ao Phi Delta Phi Quirmuter Tan Raver. Associate Editor Boykin, Cue D. Texu at Austin Lufkin. Texu Delta Theta Phi Legal K esc arch Board Cl us Breed, Joe R. Baylor Lcvcltand. Texu Phi Delta Pr i Braselton, James T. Jr. Southwestern Texu City. Texu Brescnham, Maurice Jr. Sam Houston State Houston, Texu Hildebrand. Spring .Moot Court Board 43 Brooks, Peggy Texas at Austin Austin, Texas Kappa Beta Pi O.P. 2 Brown, David P. Texas at Austin Henderson. Texas Legal Aid Brown, Ernest Texas at Austin Austin. Texas Bucc, Gram North Texas State Longview. Texas Buckley, Martin St. Thomas Midland, Texas Human Rights Research Council Juvenile Defender Project— ACLS. Legal Aid OKO Summer Internship Phi Delta Phi 44 THE CHANCELLORS’ RITUAL. Burke, Miriam M. Colorado Dallas, Texas Kappa Beta Pi Portia Finalist Burke, William R-Jr. Riec Houston, Texas Taa Ltw ftnrtir. Associate Editor Burns, Michael E. Burroughs, Frank R. Harvard Texas at Austin Austin, Texas Alamogordo, New Mexico International Caw Society Phi Alpha Delta Burkett, Michael R. Austin College Midland, Texas Carpenter, Wayne D. North Texas State Austin, Texas International Law Society Legal Aid Police Action Project — A.C.I.S. Carl, Colin J. Harvard Houston, Texas Ass'n for Criminal Law Studies Carter, Lawrence B. Texas Christian Ft. Vorth. Texas Cate, Rick Texas at Austin San Antonio. Texas Board of Governors. Senior Class Representative Delta Theta Phi International Law Society Pertgrixms. Assistant Editor Police Action Project- A.C.L.S. 45 Cavazos, Juan A. Texu it Austin Laredo. Texas Chaney, Stephen R. Texas at Austin Ft. Worth. Texas Ass’nfor Criminal Law Studies Delta Theta Phi. Master of Ritual. Vi e Dean. House Manages Legal Aid Chapman, Mark Kansas State Clay Center. Kansas Legal Aid Chilcutt, Benny J. Tex as at Austin McAllen. Texas Chrane, Robert L Texas at Austin Austin. Texas Clarkson, William B. California at Berkeley Arcadia, California Phi Delta Phi 46 � JOSEPH!!” Cole, R. Rosser Texas at Austin Houston. Texas Ass'nfor Criminal Law Studies Legal Aid Cloud, A. Doylejr. North Texas State Itasca, Texas Cobb, Jerry W. North Texas State Lewisville, Texas Ass'nfor Criminal Law Studies. Secretary Delta Theta Phi Hildebrand Cogan, John P. Jr. Texas at Austin Houston, Texas International Law Society Moot Court Board Phi Delta Phi Teaching Quitmasttr Colburn, Archie Texas at Austin Baytown. Texas Legal Research Board Colangelo.Joe Texas at Austin Austin. Texas Coil, John K. Tex as at Austin Longview. Texas Ass'n lor Criminal Law Studies Hildebrand Legal Research Board Coleman, Robert W. Abilene Christian Austin, Texas Phi Delta Phi Tam Lrw Rartx. Reviews Editor Compton,James C. Jr. Virginia PortaJes. New Mexico International Law Society Moot Court Board Police Action Project— A.C.L.S. Teaching Quizmaster Connally, Frank Texas at Austin Taco. 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Dale Texas Tech Loring, Texas Gammon, Michael E Texas at Austin Denton, Texas Garcia, Alberto Angelo Stale San Angelo, Texas Giles, Thomas E Texas at Austin Austin, Texas Gillespie, Robert Texas at Austin Sherman, Texas Goldbetg. Richard E Texas at Austin Houston. Texas Goodman, Bill DePauw South Bend. Indiana Gardner, SUliam J. Texas at Austin Coleman, Texas Giblin, Pamela Texas at Austin McAllen, Texas Gillespie, Victor H. Texas si Austin Robstown. Texas Gilpin, Rick Riec Houston, Texas Gordon, W. $. Rice Nacogdoches, Texas Graham, Douglas G Texas at Austin Ft. Worth, Texas Graham, Sctdon B. U.S. Military Academy Austin. Texas Gray, Robert A. Williams Houston, Texas Gregoiy, Claiborne, Jr. Duke San Antonio. Texas Green, G. Maynard Texas A 1 Beeville, Texas Greenberg, Michael Texas at Austin Grand Praitie, Texaa Greenberg, Roger U. C. L A. Los Angeles. California FUNNIES Greenfield. David, Jr. Texas at Austin Houston. Texas Grccnwade, Paul R. Washington A Lee Phoenix. Arizona Grcger, Janis Texas at Austin Austin, Texas Gcttig, Philip D. Kansas State Austin, Texas freshmen... Gregory, David M. Texas at Austin Denton. Texu Griflin. FinlfiKk Holy Cross College Portsmouth. New Hampshire Hagana, Don Texu x! El Puo El Puo. Texu Haldane. Douglu A Texu at Austin Houston. Texu Hamilton. James A Rochester Houston. Texas Hammond, Barry U. C L A Los Angeles. California Gusllot. Patrick C Texu at Austin Dallu, Texu Gupton, Kirby W, Texu at Austin Vest Columbia. Texu Hall. Richard F. Florida State Panama City. Florida Harris, Jim Austin College Cleburne. Texu Hammond. Lawrence A Texu at Austin El Puo. Texu Harrison. William D.. Jr. Texu Christian Corpus Christi. Texu Harvin, Dand T. Yale Houston, Texu Huty, Robert. Jr. Southern Methodist Ft. Worth. Texas Haun. Jane A Texu at Austin Kingsville. Texu Hausman. Maureen M. Haynes, Lanny G Texu as Austin Alice. Texu Hay wood. Darrell Lamar Tech Liberty. Texu Hicks. Marion L.Jr. Duke Ft. Worth. Texu Hays. Hamilton Kitk Texu Tech Amarillo. Texu Homan. Lester C Texas A A 1 Corpus Christi. Texu Hooper. Michael Trinity San Antonio. Texu 124 V i Johnson, Charles Michigan State Delaware. Ohio Karrc, Richard A. Nebraska Omaha. Nebraska Kauffman. James H. Total A M Georgetown. Texas Kirfy, Bruce F. Colorado Mesa, Arizona Kirby, Robert B. Tular.e Hot Springs, Arkansas Koenig. Rodney Total a: Austin La Grange, Texas Houp, Ken Florida Tampa, Florida Hughes. Phillip M. Southwestern Houston, Texas House, William M.. Jr. Southwestern Bryan. Texaa niig. Dale Texas at Austin Houston. Texas Ireland, Leon Oklahoma State Dallas, Texas Ivy. Frank Texas at FJ Paso El Paso. Texas Iverson, Neal J. U. of The South Mobile, Alabama James. Edith George Washington Washington. D. C. James. Ervin Texas at Austin Houston, Texas Jay. Gary Ttd Abilene Christian Hamlin, Texas Jameson, Paula Louisiana State Covington, La. Johndroe, S. G.. Jr. Yale Ft. Worth. Texas Jones, Jerry F. Williams Houston. Texas Julian, Bruce E West Texas State Floyd ad a, Texas Kardys. Richard Texas A M San Antonio. Texas Kaskie.Jay C Texas at Austin LaMarque, Texas Kraemcr, Donald Texas Lutheran Rosebud. Texas Laramey, Thomai A. Jr. Texaj AS; M Temple. Texai 125 Le John E Vanderbilt Tuli , Oklahoma Lcrncr, Gary Texas ai Auitin Galveston, Texas Lev crest, Gerald California at Santa Barbara Bakersfield, California Levey. Arnold Texas at Austin San Antonio, Texas Little. James .W. Centenary Houston. Texas Loekney. Thomas M_ Tiscontin Vaukesha. TiKOntin Lcstee. Phoebe S. F. Austin College Tyler. Texas l-evraino, Elisabeth Se. Mary's Notre Dante Oshkosh. VtKontin Llghtfoot, Robert A Texas at Austin Sweetwater. Texas Undley, George Oklahoma Duncan. Oklahoma Lohrcy. Bill Oklahoma State Oklahoma City. Okla Longcnnecker. Bruce E Kansas Shawnee Mission. Kansas Lovelace. Richard M. Texas at El Paso El Paso. Texas Loving, David North Texas State Dallas, Texas Lowenberg, Edward City College New York. New York Lucky, Alfred F., Jr. Claremont College Beaumont. Texas Luiky, Herman A Vanderbilt Houston. Texas McCoy. Barney L Rice Ketrvillc. Texas 126 'It’s not funny...! Mabe, Hugh P. Oklahoma Austin, Texas Mallttt, Ed Dartmouth Houston. Texas Margolit, Barry H. 'lexis at Austin Houston, Texas Markley, Keith Texas at Austin Refugio. Tex � � Mallory, James R. Texas at Austin Teatherfotd, Texas Mann, Clifton A. Yale Vashington, D. C. Marshall. Schuyler B. Texas at Austin B Paso. Texas Mirtindale.J. Bruce, III Vllliams Dallas, Texas ill Miller, John P., Jr. Southern Methodist Texarkana. Texas Matlock, M. Drew Texas at Atastin Victoria, Texas Maynard, James N. Rice Houston. Texas Meyer, Phillip Michigan Dearborn. Michigan Milbank, Rob Yale Summit, N'ewjctsey Mills. Alan California at Berkeley Moraca. California Minor, James W. Texas at Austin San Benito, Texas « o Morrow, Cade L Louisiana State Alexandria. La. Moser, Bertrand C Rice Houston, Texas Moser. Janie Sophie Newcomb DeKalb, Texas Moye, Donna Lamar Tech Dallas, Texas Montgomery. H. Felaisd, Jr. Moore, P. T. Texas at Arlington Trinity Dallas. Texas Hatlington. Texas Moore. Robert E Texasar Austin Dayton. Texas 127 Mullins. Terrell $. Tex is A M Hall ettsriUe, Texts Murray, Ron Texts st Austin Houston. Texts Nolsn, Edwin K. Rke Houston, Texts Nurre, Mkhad T. Austin College Shermtn, Texts Nriman, Ronald J. North Texts Stste Dsilts. Texts Norris. Geoffrey'J. Rice Houston. Texts Obcrmsn, Milton Tultne Austin. Texts Oka. Jon Tul atsc Austin, Texas Orr, Stephen M. Texas at Austin Houston, Texas Ollrer, Charles Texts at Austin Ft. Torth. Texts Oxmun, John Southwestern Houston, Texas Pace, David W. Texts at Austin Alexandria. Virginia Patterson, John N. Virginia Taylor. Texas Pace, Jonathan A. Amherst Dallas, Texas Patterson, Robert S. Texas at Austin Taylor. Texas Pcndergrrft, Robert Texas at Austin Lubbock, Texts Petit as. Peter J. Yale Houston, Texas Perez. Ken Houston Houston. Texas Pitre, Marcus A. Lamar Tech Groves. Texas Muncu, Rlchsrd D. Ysle Sterling. Miss. Munson, Pete Notre Dame Denison. Text Nugent. Gerard P. Marquette Vaukegan, 111. C, m tm Newsom. Ned Texts Christian Ft. Torth. Texts Newton, Stephen P. Kansas State Pittsburg. Kansas 128 freshmen • • • Pollard, Billy H. Southwestern Houston. Texas Powell, George Southern Methodist Dallas. Texas Prince. Mike Texas at Austin El Paso. Texas Pritchard. James Oklahoma Ft. ’Torch. Texas Reining, Robert J. Texas at Austin Houston. Texas Reynolds. Gary M. I.amarToch Port Arthur. Texas Powell. Ken Nebraska Lincoln, Nebraska Prather, Robert C. Texas as Austin Dallas. Texas Reaves. James E. Jr. Louisiana State Norfolk. Virginia Renfro. John M. Oklahoma Arlington. Va Renfro. Phil North Texas State Dallas. Texas Richardson, William W. Vanderbilt Houston. Texas Richie. Sheldon Texas at Austin Houston, Texas Rschter, Jeff U.CI.A. Los Angeles. Calif. Robbins, Richard Texas at Austin Austin. Texas Rider. Kent M. Texas at Austin Austin, Texas Roberts, William Texas A M Refugio. Texas Robinson. James E Northeastern Oklahoma State ■Amarillo. Texas Rogdie, Langston K. Rice Dallas. Texas Runnels. Michael L. Colorado College Lovlngton. New Mexico Rust. D. E Texas Tech San Angelo. Texas Rustay, George Austin College Houston. Texas Scalco. Vince Lamar Tech Port Arthur. Texas Rutile. David DePauw Joliet. III. Schulrc, Edward M. Texas A M Dickinson, Texas freshmen... 129 Q £ MM k a o a r e cs £5 MM j M ft . ft i7 iii A Sparks, Sammy D. Sul Ro� s Van Horn. Texas Segal, Stephen J. Texas ! AuMin Dallas, Tex is Sehon, Thomas B. Auxin College Mail in. Texas Simon. Samuel A. Texas at H I’aso El Paso. Texas Skipwvrth. Robert A. Texas at Austin El Paso. Texas Smith. Lei and C. Texas at Auxin Paris. Texas Smith. Wayne Stevens Texas at Austin Houston. Texas Spellman. Richard Brooklyn College New York. New York Shea, Susan Georgetown Washington. D. C. Simon, Robert Texas at Austin Ft. Worth. Texas Slayton. J ;k L. Texas at Austin Andrews, Texas Smith. James R. Texas at Austin Houston. Texas Smith. William H. HI Texas at Arlington Ft. Worth. Texas Solomon. Cecil L. East Texas State Mt. Vernon, Texas Staehety, Allred Texas at Austin Austin. Texas Streeter. Richard Texas at Austin Austin. Texas Surtdquist. Michael Wichita State Wichita. Kansas Steele. Kent N. Sul Ross San Antonio. Texas Stehling. .M, Seott Texas at Austin Kcrrvlllc. Texas Sternberg, Bruce Emory Dallas. Texas Come hear Mickey Mouse and the Apathetics play the Renfro Resignation Rock.” 130 Tharp, Robert M Texas at Austin Vko, Texas Thomas, Donald C. Jr. Texas at Austin H Paso. Texas Thorne.James L Texas Tech Andrews, Texas Thorpe, Robert D. Texas at Austin Corpus Christ!, Texas Trachtenberg. Daniel Tulane Seminole. Oklahoma Tucker, Biot P. Texas a: Austin Austin, Texas Tottenham, Terry O. Texas at Austin Austin. Texas Tucket. Keith A. Texas at Austin Dallas. Texas Vaughn. Stephen T. Texas Tech Menard. Texas Wallace. William M. Texas at Austin Dallas. Texas Walker. Don R. Texas Christian Ft. Worth. Texas Walls. William M. North Texas State Dallas. Texas Walker. Wade H. Texas Tech Lubbock. Texas Weber nick. Jack Houston Georgetown. Texas Webb. Sandy West Tex as State Amarillo. Texas Wehrle. Paul L Columbia Dallas. Texas Sutton, James K Texas at Austin Arlington. Texas Sutton. John Paul Maty I and Salisbury. Maryland Swan. Gerald Indiana I.a Porte, Indiana Swan. Richard H. Duke Kcrrvillc. Texas (T Thomason, Tom Texas at Austin Centerville. Texas ifettiin 131 Weichett. Glenn K. Oklahoma Tuba, Oklahoma Weiss, Theodore F. Jr. Princeton San Antonio, Texas Wcxlcr. Alan Lee Tulanc Galveston, Texas Whitney. George F. Texas at Austin Del Rio. Texas Wilkins. James H. Jr. Arkansas Fayetteville. Arkansas Williams. Troy Angelo State Oaona. Texas Wollett. Frederick Washington Seattle, Washington Welch, James D. Texas at Austin Lake Charles. La. Wrstcrgren. Michael Texas at Austin Corpus Christi, Texas Whtttchburg. Mack Texas Tech Amarillo, Texas Wichman. Marcus R. Southwestern Lufkin. Texas Wilson. J. Qarscy N'otre Dame Dallas. Texas Wilson.James S. Texas at Austin Austin. Texas Wood lock, J erry Texas at Arlington Ft, Worth. Texas Yeager. John A Texas at Austin Austin. Texas Zcigict, Phil Texas Tech Gatcsvillc. Texas Worsham. Jack G Tulane Tyler. Texas Yarbrough. David L. Texas at Austin Abilene, Texas Yales. Terry Rke Rosenberg. Texas 132 You passed me the 'Old Maid'...” ci vim ORGANIZATIONS 135 STUDENT BAR ASSOCIATION Upon admission to the Law School every student is automatically accorded membership in the Student Bar Association. The Student Bar is governed by the Board of Governors which is composed of nineteen elected members including the officers of the various classes, the Chairman of the Honor Council, the editors of the Law School newspaper and annual and the SBA executive board. The representative to the Law Student Division of the American Bar Association is the only appointed member. The SBA contributes to the professional education of the law student by sponsoring programs that complement and add to the curriculum. This year the executive officers of the SBA were: President, Kent Hance; Vice-President, David Turlington; Treasurer, Charles Barnhill and Secretary, Nancy Stroup. KENT HANCE PRESIDENT 1967-1968 The primary goal of the Student Bar Association is to serve the law student by making his three years at the Law School smoother, more interesting, and cheaper. To fulfill this goal of service the SBA sponsors programs such as the Book Exchange, Bar Review lectures, free phone service, study halls, freshman orientation, bluebook fees, the blood bank fund, mail service, a weekly film forum, the Law Wives Christmas dance, the Round-Up party, the Law School newspaper, beer busts, and intermural sports. EXECUTIVE OFFICERS 1967-1968 Left to Right: KENT HANCE, President; NANCY STROUP, Secretary; CHARLES BARNHILL, Treasurer; DAVID TURLINGTON, Vice-President. 136 THE SUMMER BOARD From left to right; First row: Don Curry, David Turlington, Kent Hancc, Linda Kay Wall, Joe Armstrong. Second Row: Bob Tannchill, Nancy Norman, Pee Wee Rodriguez, Ray Hill, Tom Earls, Phil Lacey, Boyd Branch, LeRoy Morgan. Third Row: Dennis Ashmore, Tex Mclver, Tom Wiener, Mike Pettit, Charlie Barnhill, George Whittenburg, Royce Lamberth, Doug Whaley. BOARD OF GOVERNORS The Board of Governors acts as the legislative branch of the Bar Association. The Board is composed of the President of The Student Bar and the three other executive officers; the Vice-President, the Secretary and the Treasurer. In addition, the three officers of each class, the Student Assemblymen, the Chairman of the Honor Council, and the Editors of The Texas Law Forum and The Peregrinus automatically assume positions on the Board as part of the responsibilities of their elected offices. It is the office of the Board to act as a liaison between the Students and the Faculty; to coordinate student activities and programs; to encourage association of students with the members of the legal profession; and to sponsor the two student publications, The Forum and The Peregrinus. THE FALL BOARD From Left to Right; First Row: LeRoy Morgan, David Turlington, Kent Hance, Nancy Stroup, Charlie Barnhill. Second Row: Sandy Feiler, Joe Armstrong, David Smith, Phil Lacy, Bill Mangold. Third Row: Jerry King, 137 Jim Froman, Sheryl Bolton, Rod Surratt, John Bass, Larry Langley. Fourth Row: Mike Wright, Bill Boyers, Danny Kirshbaum, Don Curry. LAW STUDENT DIVISION- ABA This year The University Texas Law School was again active in the affairs of the national law school students association, The Law Student Division of the American Bar Association. Tex” Mclver served the national organization as National Vice-President for the Thirteenth Circuit, a region consisting of thirteen schools in the states of Texas, Louisiana, and Arkansas. Bill Mangold served as the Law School Representative and chaired the national committee on law and medicine. LAW SCHOOL ASSEMBLYMEN I ex Mclver, National Vice-President for the Thirteenth Circuit, and Bill Mangold, The University of Texas Law School Representative. The Law School was represented on the Main Campus this year by: PHIL LACEY ROD SURRATT Book Exchange Co-Chairman: Owen Kirchncr and Ben Ramsey. Inns of Court Chairmen: Scott Allen, Barry McNeil, Bette Uhr-macher, and John Rogers. 139 Most of the programs and functions of the Student Bar Association are organized and managed by the various Student Bar committees, under the direction of the President and the Board of Governors. Serving as this year’s committee co-ordinator was Donald Curry, under whose direction a new Finance committee was organized, the High School Legal Education Program was continued as an important contribution to community education, the Inns of Court Program was revitalized and the Book Exchange was enlarged. Committee Co-ordinator: Donald Curry. Council for the Advancement of Legal Education Chairman: David Holland. SBA C 0 M M 1 T T E E S SUMMER HONOR COUNCIL: Top Row: Young; Moody; Hutcheson; Bowers; Bottom Row: Ausley; Curry, 'chairman; Hale. THE HONOR COUNCIL FALL HONOR COUNCIL: Berry; Allen; Jones; Bowers, Chairman; Babcock; Kissenger; Longley; Harry Wright, Faculty Advisor. 140 STUDENT HONOR TRIBUNAL MEMBERS: Barry McNiel, John Kinney and Hugh Ferguson. The Honor Council and the Honor Tribunal serve as the judiciary of the Law School. These two bodies enforce the Student Honor Code. Serving as a Grand Jury, the Honor Council reviews all cases arising under the Honor Code. This elected group decides whether or not the Tribunal should hear cases. Once the Council adjudges that a violation probably occurred, it forwards the case to the Honor Tribunal. The Tribunal, composed of three appointed student members and two faculty members, proceeds to hear the case, makes a judgment on the merits, and assesses the penalties. THE HONOR TRIBUNAL 141 JOE BILL WATKINS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF 1967-1968 THE TEXAS LAW REVIEW OFFICERS 1967- 1968 Seated from left to right: GEORGE PARKER, Comment Editor, TOM MARINIS, Article Editor; JOE BILL WATKINS, Editor-in-Chief; TOM HOUGHTON, Article Editor; CHARLES STILL, Comment Editor; Standing from left to right: GEORGE WHITTENBURG, Research Editor; ROBERT COLEMAN, Review Editor; JOHN NILES, Case-note Editor; AMON BURTON, Casenote Editor; CHARLES BERRY, Managing Editor. EDITORIAL BOARD From left torightjfrontrow: RobertColeman,Charles Still, John Niles, Thomas Houghton, Joe Bill Watkins, Thomas Marinis, George Parker, Charles Berry, Amon Button, Geotge Whittenbutg. Second tow. John Watson, David Smith, Daryl Crown, Hugh Ferguson, Stuart Mortis, David Keyes. Third tow. Thomas Wiener, William Miller, Frank McCreary, James Ellis, Ben Shepherd, Nick De Berry, Sam Dealey. Fourth row: William Honey, Jim Turley, Mark Hart, Richard Brann, Paul Hubbard. The Texas Law Review was formed in 1922, by Leon Green, Ira Hildebrand, and lteland Graves. The primary purpose of the Review is to publish a legal periodical which will benefit the legal community by serving as a forum for analysis, explanation, and criticism of law, and as a research tool lor attorneys and students. Each issue consists of articles and book reviews written by prominent legal scholars, comments prepared by student editors and candidatesfor election to the editorial hoard, and casenotes and statute notes written by candidates. A secondary purpose of the Reviewistohelp 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 students. The student editors also supervise the writing of comments, casenotes, and statute notes by candidates. The candidates are chosen from the top fifty students scholastically in the first-year class. After contributing a specified amount of writing and aiding the editorial staff in the prepara tion of materials for publication, candidates are eligible for election as officers and editors of th Review. Eligibility for many of the honors conferred in the law school, such as Chancellors and Otd of the Coif, can be attained only by the contribution of outstanding work to the Review. To its editors, the Review means long hours of tedious and interesting work. Through this wc the editors acquire both a degree of self discipline and a sense of responsibility to the Review as institution, for each knows that the reputation created by his predecessors can he augmented ot by the present editors. While much of the effort on the Review is devoted to creativity and accuia dealing with substantive matters, the editors are also diligent in maintaining consistency in the tnt ics of format and citation form. To further these goals, the Review in the Fall of 1967 publish Texas Rules of Form, a uniform system of citation for Texas authorities. EDITOR IN CHIEF LE ROY MORGAN, left, and ASSOCIATE EDITOR FAIRY DAVENPORT. The Society ofthePeregrinus, an incorporated, nonprofit organization, publishes the Law School annual. Charged not only with the financial and editorial responsibility of the annual, the society sponsors the annual Portia contest, recognizes student contributions to the Law School by the conferral of the award of Consul, and faculty contribution through its dedication of the yearbook. In addition the society, in the person of its Editor-in-Chief, an elected officer of the Student Bar Association, has traditionally been active in student affairs and activities. Membership in the Society is evidence of many hours of work interest in, and dedication to the Law School. BUSINESS MANAGER: MIKE PETTIT THE SOCIETY OF THE PEREGRINUS 144 M SECTION EDITORS: Sally Phillips John Neal Jane Hahn Organizations .... Honors .... Classes TEXAS LAW FORUM Under the talented and energetic leadership of Joe Armstrong, Hildy 1968, the Forum had its best year. With an increase in regular editions and in news coverage, the Forum, for the first time in its history, actually served its purpose of providing a means of free communication throughout the law school. Quickies,” extra editions to cover EDITOR: items of immediate and timely interest to JOE ARMSTRONG the students with a minimum of delay, sup- plemented the regular editions. Regular editions grew in size and coverage under the Forum’s new motto, All the news that fits, we print.” With the help of regular staff members, Ronnie Fann, John Blazier, Bob Henderson, Cyril Kasmir, as well as that of Jay Westbrook, Douglas Whaley, Charles Berry, George Whittenberg, and Steve Franklin, Faculty Advisor Dean Byron Fullerton and the Forum’s Patron Saint, Pierre Loiseaux, the Forum was established as a moving force in the Law School. THE FORUM STAFF: Tom Wiener, John Blazier,Joe Armstrong, Bob Henderson, Cyril Kasmir. 146 THE INTERNATION LAW FORUM The Texas International Law Forum publishes authoritative articles in the field of public and private international law. Students provide casenotes, comments and book reviews and thereby become eligible for election to the Board of Editors. Participating students take pride in the fact that the Forum is one of the few student-edited international law journals listed in the Index to Legal Periodicals. THE EDITORIAL BOARD: First Row: Farber, Smith, Franklin; Second Row. Blinn, Owens. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: RICK KISSENGER 148 .' lumi First Row, left to right: Gar)- Anderson, Steve Morris, Gaylord Armstrong, Bert Graham; Second Row: William Denman, Mike Pettit, Steve Schuler, Bill Shields, James Klapps, John Bass, Tom Wiener; Third Row: Courtlyn Rea, John Blinn, Tom Leonard, Frank Ainsa, Osa Harris, Frank Van Court, John Watson, Marlow Preston,John Cogan, Mack Bagby; Fourth Row: Kenneth Kaye, Maurice Bresenhan, Cole Parker, Mike Brenan, Marshall Kragen, James Compton, Ben Krage, Richard Estran, Fran Conte, Bill Bowers, George Whittenburg. MOOT COURT BOARD The Moot Court Board devotes considerable time and energy toward developing the art of advocacy, in addition to supplying Teaching Quizmasters in the freshman course on Legal Research and Oral Advocacy. Honor points for eligibility for the Order of Barristers and graduation with honors are earned by Board members. Hildebrand Moot Court Competition is always a highlight of the spring semester and ends on Law Day before the Supreme Court of Texas. MOOT COURT BOARD OFFICERS: Left to Right: John Lee; Steve Morris, Vice President; Gary Anderson, Secretary; Gaylord Armstrong, Chairman; Bert Graham, Treasurer. 149 THE 1968 BOARD The Legal Research Board was created in 1962, with the approval of the State Bar of Texas. The board serves two important functions: It provides law students with an opportunity to gain valuable experience through researching and preparing legal memoranda on actual cases submitted by lawyers; and it provides a readily available research assistant for lawyers with difficult and time-consuming research problems, or with limited library facilities. Cases submitted are promptly researched, and the attorney can expea a thorough memorandum on the legal points involved within a month from the date of the receipt. The Board is composed of a Director, five Associate Direaors, and a staff of approximately forty writers. Membership is predicated upon successful completion of a legal memorandum on a difficult qualification problem and producing satisfaaory work as a writer-candidate. As a writer the student is expeaed to complete two problems each semester which include research in the various areas of criminal law, procedure, taxation, insurance, trademarks, and many others. THE LEGAL RESEARCH BOARD no TEACHING QUIZMASTERS Twenty outstanding law students are chosen each spring from the membership of the Moot Court Board to act as Teaching Quizmasters for the following year. Under faculty direction, full teaching responsibility is placed upon the T. Q.’s to teach sections of approximately 30 students the courses in Legal Research and Writing and Brief Writing and Oral Advocacy required for all first year students. Outstanding teaching Quizmasters of 1968 were: Osa Harris, A. L. Sam” Glast, John W. Lee, Leonard Schwartz, and David H. Rosenberg. DAVID ROSENBERG QUIZMASTER CO-ORDINATOR TEACHING QUIZMASTERS FOR 1968 Front Row, Left to Right: Bass, Brenan, Leonard, Denman, Glast, Rea, Compton; Second Row: Kragen, Watson, Krage, Mr. Mersky and Mrs. Boner, faculty directors; Rosenberg, Schwartz, Cog an. 151 1968 ILS OFFICERS; Left to Right: Glen Provost, Bob Hale, Sally Phillips, Jim Tom Haynes, Mosby Harvey, and Fran Conte. THE INTERNATIONAL LAW SOCIETY The Society was organized in 1963, and shordy thereafter was voted membership in the Association of Student International Law Societies. The purpose of the Society is to foster interest in international and comparative law as well as the related subjects of foreign trade and international affairs. Student members of the Society publish the Texas International Law Forum, run an active Placement Bureau, and participate in the International Law Moot Court Tribunal Competition. The Texas team has won the regional competition each of the three years it has entered and the final round of the competition in both 1964 and 1966 in Washington, D. C. This year the Society did more than participate in the International Law Moot Court Competition; the organization was coordinator for the competition. The Society again administered the Texas-Guanajuato Law Student Exchange Program, whereby the Law School had and will continue to have an annual exchange of law students with the University of Guanajuato, Mexico. 152 The sponsor of the Society is Professor Woodfin Butte. 1968 OFFICERS: Ben Krage, Jack Barber, President; V. President; Marshall Kragen, Treasurer; Gerry Cobb, Secretary. 1968 PROJECT CHAIRMEN: Eddie Legg, District Attorney: Phil Lacy, Police Action; Sam Withers, Juvenile Defender; Phil Hall, Juvenile Defender; Jack Baber, Police Action; Pee Wee Rodriquez, Placement. ASSOCIATION FOR CRIMINAL LAW STUDIES Under capable student leadership and interested faculty guidance the Association’s projects have enjoyed phenomenal growth in the past year. It still has the distinction of being the only student organization of its kind; endeavoring to complement formal education with practical experience in the area of Criminal Law. This year’s projects included: The police action project; Juvenile Defender Program; Prison trips and dinner meetings. The Association also sponsored a new project which was most interesting and successful; the District Attorney Project. Ground work has also been laid for the beginning of a Personal Bond Program to be implemented in the future. The educational experience offered through the Association’s programs will provide a valuable asset to the future lawyer’s criminal law background. 153 THE STUDENT COURT CHIEF JUSTICE; Frank Smith ASSOCIATE JUSTICES: Mike Brenan Sam Dealy Knox Nunnally David Smith ALTERNATE ASSOCIATES: Martin Boozer Kerry Roach Frank Van Court John Watson Composed entirely of law students, the Student Court is the judicial branch of the University Student Association, which is selected by a committee of student leaders and professors of the law school. The Court has the power to hear suits initiated by, for or against students on matters concerning student government, and has original jurisdiction in all cases and controversies arising under the Constitution of the Students’ Association and in cases seeking injunction or mandamus. The Court has appellate jurisdiction over election disputes, and its decision in any case is appealable only to the Faculty Appeals Court which is composed of Law School faculty members. This year the Court has improved and codified rules of procedure and has heard cases dealing with a wide variety of subjects. The Court has maintained its position as a viable force in student government by fulfilling its obligation to protea rights of the individual student. 154 LAW WIVES CLUB LAW WIVES OFFICERS 1968 Back Row; Mrs. Cecil Bain Vice President Mrs. Clifford Youngblood Secretary Mrs. John Powers President Mrs. Louis Stripling Historian Mrs. Jack Longley Treasurer Law Wives Club, the largest and most active wives’ club on The University of Texas campus, is both a social and civic organization. The club’s sendees to the Law School include cookie-coffee sales during final exams, a $100 gift to the Law School Library (for the past two years), and two $100 scholarships presented at Law Day each year. The club’s civic activities include an annual benefit style show in the spring, half of the proceeds benefiting Gardner House (Travis County Detention Home), a benefit bridge in the fall, the proceeds of which go to local charities, a hostess program at Gardner House for Austin VIP’s, a magazine collection for the State Hospital, and a Christmas party for underprivileged children or nursing home patients. 155 THE COUNCIL FOR 1968 CIVIL LIBERTIES RESEARCH COUNCIL The Civil Rights Research Council sponsors research projects and informative discussions covering a broad range of socio-legal problems. The subject matter of the Council is the legal problems of the individual and disadvantaged groups in facing Big Government, Big Business and Big Education. In addition, the Council sponsors speeches on topics of general interest. The Council attempts to serve both the Law School and the community at large. Each project provides law students with the opportunity to use their legal talents for the benefit of the community. At the same time, participants have the chance to improve their research and writing skills and to broaden their knowledge of the law. 156 student assistants to mans GARNEY GRIGGS CHARLES CHRISTMAS LEGAL AID LEGAL AID ADVISERS, FALL 1968 Since its inception in 1941, the Legal Aid Clinic has served the residents of Travis County for more than 26 years. It was begun as a cooperative project with the Travis County Bar Association to aid the indigent in need of legal assistance. The student attorney is generally a senior law student. He interviews the applicant without taking any action or giving advice until the directors of the Clinic approve or reject the case. Once the case is accepted, a student attorney is assigned to the case and with the consent of the judge and the opposing party he performs the legal research, draws instruments, appears in court and participates in the trial or hearing. 158 LEGAL AID ADVISERS, FALL 1968 A unique addition to Law School organization, OP2 —the Order of the Potted Peregrinus —provides its members with the opportunity to participate in informal semi-social, gatherings of students and faculty. Taking its membership from all realms of Law School activity, OP2 pledged twelve mid-laws and freshmen this year in its unusual weed-taping ceremonies. Among them was its new faculty sponsor, Albert Jones. Though the organization is in embryonic stages, OP hopes to become well potted as a Law School organization in years to come. 159 160 ACTIVITIES 161 LAW DAY Throughout the nation, Law Day has acquired a special meaning on law school campuses, and the University of Texas School of Law is no exception. Law Day is a leading tradition at the School of Law for it is the climax of many other activities such as Moot Court Competition and various other awards. With the continued support of students and faculty, Law Day will undoubtedly continue to be an important tradition at the School of Law. JOSEPH ARMSTRONG receives the Hildy's Cutback Award from Dean Keeton. PIERRE LOISEAUX Peregnrms Dedicatee TEACHING EXCELLENCE AWARD Professor Marion K. Woodward was this year’s recipient of the Teaching Excellence Award. The award is an expression of gratitude from the students to one who has shown an unusual amount of interest in law students and the advancement of the legal profession. Each year the students of the University of Texas School of Law select one of their faculty members to be so honored on Law Day. PROFESSOR MARION K. WOODWARD PROFESSOR WOODWARD ACCEPTS THE TEACHING EXCELLENCE AWARD FROM SBA PRESIDENT KENT HANCE. 163 THE SUPREME COURT OF TEXAS, en banc, SITS AS THE SUPREME MOOT COURT. CHUCK KING, CO-COUNSEL FOR THE WINNING TEAM. HILDEBRAND MOOT COURT 164 DOUGLAS WHALEY ACCEPTS THE BEST BRIEF A-WARD FROM GAYLORD ARMSTRONG FOR HIMSELF AND HIS PARTNER JAY WESTBROOK. GEARY, BRICE, LEWIS FRESHMAN MOOT COURT This year marks the first annual Geary, Brice Lewis Freshman Moot Court Competition. Sponsored by the firm of Geary, Brice Lewis, the competition provides qualified first year students with a chance to compete for cash prizes and the opportunity to argue the final round held on Law Day before the student DEAN KEETON, ACCEPTS THE CONTRIBUTION body. THAT MADE THE AWARD POSSIBLE FROM SIDNEY STAHL OF GEARY, BRICE, LEWIS. First year students qualify for selection to the competition by receiving a grade of 75 or higher in their Legal Research and Writing course in the fall. Of those qualified, 32 teams are selected to enter the competition which replaces the course of Brief Writing and Oral Advocacy for those teams. They remain in Teaching Quizmaster sections, however, and receive the same guidance as their fellow students. To enter the Final round, a team must have won four elimination rounds after one practice round. These rounds are judged by various panels of T. Q.’s, Moot Court Board members, and the Executive Committee of the Moot Court Board, while the final round is judged by members of the faculty. 165 DEDICATION OF THE TOM CLARK LOUNGE This year, in honor of a great alumnus, Justice Tom C. Clark, the Law School dedicated one of its principal rooms; the Fireside Lounge became the 'I’om Clark Lounge. The Justice’s chair, his writings and memorabilia were collected and made into a permanent display in the Lounge. Here to receive the tribute, Justice Clark graciously accepted the accolades of students and faculty and gave most generously of his time to meeting with and talking to various classes and assemblies of students. Although this was but a small tribute to a great man, we students hope that in this way we have repaid Justice Clark for his many hours of service and dedication to this law school and its students. SECRETARY OF LABOR THE HONORABLE WILLARD WIRTZ MR. JUSTICE TOM CLARK GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATE: EUGENE LOCKE CHIEF JUSTICE OF TEXAS: ROBERT CALVERT 168 CHAIRMAN OF THE INSTITUTE OF CONSTITUTIONAL PARLIAMENTARY STUDIES: DR. L.M. SINGHUI, NEW DELHI, INDIA. CONFLICT OF LAWS SPECIALIST: PROFESSOR HILDING ECK, STOCKHOLM UNIVERSITY. 169 STATE BAR TEAM: Richard Estran Gaylord Armstrong John Lee MOOT COURT COMPETION TEAMS NATIONAL TEAM: Jack Love Richard Estran Marlow Preston INTERNATIONAL TEAM: Francis Conte John Lee Jack Love 170 Under the direction of David Holland, this year’s council reached every civics class in the Austin High Schools. In two one-hour classroom sessions, law students attempted to bring to these students an understanding of The Law,” its basic principles and procedures. The format of the program — which uses hypothetical problems geared to the interests of the high school student— met with such a great reception by both the students and their teachers that it is being adopted by other law schools around the country. David Holland, who assumed the leadership of the program from Bob Solin and Buster Brown, deserves great credit for its expansion, improvement, and success in 1968. THE COUNCIL FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF LEGAL UNDERSTANDING 171 TEXAS GUANAJUATO EXCHANGE One of the Law School’s most popular programs, the Texas-Guanjuato Rxchange Program, gives the law students from both schools the opportunity to attend an eight-day survey course in the law of the other country. In addition, through housing in the students’ apartments and homes, the program gives the students of each country a savoring of the culture of the other. Because of the enthusiastic reception by the faculty and administration of both schools, the program has been eminendy successful. 173 POLICE ACTION PROJECT Sponsored by the Association of criminal law studies, the Project affords law students the opportunity to gain insight into the daily work of the Austin Police. As shown in these pictures, the law student is assigned to a policeman and works at his side for an entire eight-hour shift. Because of its contribution to better understanding between law-enforcers and future lawyers, the program continues to enjoy great success. Phillip Renfro, first year student, receives a certificate for valor in assisting the Austin Police while participating in PAP. 174 Sandy Feiler and Escort Cyril Kasmir. Nancy Stroup and Escort David Holland. PORTIA NANCY NORMAN Dusty Burke and Escort Bill Burke. Nancy Norman and Escort Gail T ennant. Fairy Davenport and Escort Frank McCreary. PRESENTATION OF PORTIA 176 THE CHRISTMAS DANCE 177 178 HONORS 179 PORTIA-1968 Nancy Ann Norman PORTIA FINALISTS Mrs. William Burke CHANCELLORS Chancellors represents the highest honorary society in the School for Law. Established in 1912, its purpose is to reward law students who, by consistent scholarship and achievement, have shown themselves most likely to succeed professionally.” Each semester, eight law students who have attained the highest scholastic averages are selected for membership. To be eligible one must complete 45 semester hours of law school work and fulfill the writing requirements for selection to the Texas Law Review staff. JOE BILL WATKINS Grand Chancellor Spring Grand Chancellor and Editor-in-Chief of the Texas Law Review, Joe Bill Watkins received his undergraduate degree from the University of Texas. A native of Llano, Texas, he also received the Baker, Botts, Shepherd Coates Award for outstanding freshmen. 184 ♦ t THOMAS P. MARINIS, JR Grand Chancellor Fall A graduate of Yale, Thomas P. Marinis, Jr., was a Quizmaster, a member of Phi Delta Phi and served as Article Editor of the Law Review. Tom will join a Houston law firm upon graduation. JAY L. WESTBROOK An outstanding Midlaw Student and Law Review Research Scholar, Jay L. Westbrook received his B.A. from the University. Jay was also active in Moot Court Competition and International Law Society events. FRANK F. SMITH, JR. Frank F. Smith, Jr., received his undergraduate degree from the University and then earned an M.A. degree in economics from the University of Michigan before coming to the School of Law. Frank was a member of Phi Delta Phi, served as a Quizmaster and was a member of the Law Review Editorial Board. BENJAMINH. SHEPPARD,JR. Born in Amarillo, Texas, Benjamin HerringShip-pard, Jr., received his B.A. from North Texas. Ben was a member of Phi Delta Phi and served as Associate Editor of the Law Review in addition to extensive Moot Court activities. KENNETH DALE EDWARDS Born in Texarkana, Kenneth Dale Edwards received his college credentials from Sam Houston State. Law School activities and honors include Quizmaster, Honor Tribunal, Phi Delta Phi and Associate Editorship of Texas Law Review. THOMAS W. HOUGHTON Thomas W. Houghton received his undergraduate degree in mathematics from Princeton before entering the School of Law. Texas Law Review Associate Editor, Texas International Law Forum, Wall Street Journal Student Achievement Award and recipient of Outstanding Midlaw Award are listed among Tom’s activities and honors. GEORGE P.PARKER,JR. Born in San Antonio, George Priestly Parker, Jr., received his undergraduate degree from the University. George was Comment Editor ofthe Law Review and was also a member of Phi Delta Phi. 187 188 WILLIAM R. BURKE, JR. An honor graduate at Princeton, William T. Miller was a member of Phi Delta Phi, a Quizmaster and a member of the Law Review. Hailing from Camden, New Jersey, and a Rice graduate, William R. Burke will clerk for Judge Brown in Houston after graduation. Bill served as Quizmaster and was a member of the Law Review. ROBERT F. SPEARS Born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Robert Fields Spears graduated from Texas Tech before entering the School of Law. He served as Associate Editor of the Law Review and received the outstanding first-year student award from Trotter, Childs, Fortenbach McClure. WILLIAM T. MILLER U-U a - - CHARLES L. BERRY Graduating from Texas Tech with honors, Charles L. Berry entered the School of Law and achieved the position of managing editor of the Law Review. Charles will join a Houston lawfirm after graduation. JOHN G. NILES A native of Dallas, John G. Niles received his undergraduate degree from Stanford. While in law school, John was a member of Phi Delta Phi, Texas International Law Society, Council for the Advancement of Legal Understanding, and also served asCasenote Editor of the Texas Law Review. After serving a brief period of servitude with his Uncle Sam’s army, John will join a Los Angeles law firm. 189 JIM TURLEY A graduate of Texas Tech, James M. Turley was a member of Phi Delta Phi and the Law Review. James will make Houston his home following graduation. JOHN WATSON Born in New Orleans, John S. Watson graduated from Tulane. His many activities at the Law School included Moot Court Board membership, Law Review and Phi Delta Phi, as well as the Honor Tribunal and Student Court. 190 DOUGLAS J. WHALEY A graduate of the University of Maryland, Douglas John Whaley came to the University from Yorktown, Virginia. His activities include Assistant Editor of the Law Review and membership on the Board of Governors. RICHARD R. BRANN Richard R. Brann graduated cum laude from Mississippi before entering the School of Law. His activities include Law Review, Phi Delta Phi, and service as a Quizmaster. 191 BARRISTERS The Order of Barristers originated in 1966 at The University of Texas Law School. Membership in the Order represents the attainment of highest distinction in the paramount legal skills of oral advocacy and brief writing. Each year a maximum of five senior students may be chosen for membership in the Order. Minimum qualification for Barristers is the compilation of three honor points. One honor point is earned by participation in the Spring Hildebrand Competition, one by a position on the International, National, or State Bar Moot Court Team, and one by membership on the Moot Court Board. GAYLORD ARMSTRONG Member Moot Court Board 1967-68 1967 Spring Hildebrand Semi-finalist 1968 Spring Hildebrand Semi-finalist 1967 State Bar Team ‘Chairman, Moot Court Board 1967-68 192 V. MARLOW PRESTON Member Moot Court Board 1967-68 1967 Spring Hildebrand 1968 Spring Hildebrand Quarter-finalist 1967 National Moot Court Team Teaching Quizmaster Spring 1968 Chairman-elect, Moot Court Board 1968-69 STEVE MORRIS Member Moot Court Board 1967-68 1967 Spring Hildebrand 1968 Spring Hildebrand Semi-finalist 1967 State Bar Team 1967 National Moot Court Team Teaching Quizmaster 1967-68 Member Moot Court Board 1967-68 1966 National Moot Court Team 1967 Spring Hildebrand Quarter-finalist 1967 State Bar Team Alternate Co-Chairman 1968 Spring Hildebrand Vice-Chairman, Moot Court Board 1967-68 RICHARD ESTRAN 193 JOHN WATSON CONSULS DAVID TURLINGTON The Consul Award is conferred annually upon the twelve or more law students who, by their participation in extracurricular activities, have made the most significant contributions to the Law- School. Consuls are selected by a committee of student leaders which considers a roster of prospective awardees nominated by every organization in the School of Law. Nominations are made not on the mere holding of an office, but on actual service rendered by the student in the various activities in which he has participated as well as scholarship, initiative, personality, responsibility, and integrity. Those students who are finally selected by the committee are presented their award on Law Day before assembled students and faculty. 194 JOSEPH G. ARMSTRONG CHARLES BERRY GAYLORD ARMSTRONG 196 CLAUDE TEX” McIVER RICK KITSINGER LARRY DOUGLAS J. WHALEY KENT HANCE LANGLEY JOE BILL WATKINS NANCY STROUP NOT PICTURED: RONNIE FANN STEVE MORRIS DAVID ROSENBERG JAY WESTBROOK HILDY’S CUTBACK JOSEPH G. ARMSTRONG The faculty of The University of Texas School of Law presents on Law Day a unique and traditional award to one of the students. 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