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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1980 volume:

THE PEREGRINUS The University of Texas School of Law 1980 Vol. 30 1 1980 Peregrinus Peregrinus Staff: Top: Larry Kolvoord. Photography Supervisor Jerry Thomp son. Peregrinus Supervisor. Bottom: Sara K. Walsh: Susan Heiligenthal. Editor. Suzi Spence. Associate Editor Ronald Hicks. Assistant Supervisor A Small Tradition of Memories Survives The Peregrinus yearbook is a haw School institution. Although publication ceased for a few years in the early seventies, student and alumni interest revived it. Everyone wants the memory book, but few in Law School are willing or able to take time from legal-related endeavors to devote to such an activity. While the staff is small and editors are hard to find, law school organizations frequently pitch in to help. Moreover, despite a lack of manpower, long hours and lack of working space at the Law School itself, the Peregrinus survives to record this year’s memories. 2 — 1900 Peregrinus Staff 1980 Peregrinus Table of Contents A Changing of the Guard...............4 Lifestyle.........................10-27 Membership........................28-55 Educators.........................56-83 Students ........................84-129 In Memoriam.........................130 An Accounting ......................131 Summing Up..........................142 Table of Contents — 3 A Changing of the Guard The dawning of a new decade brings a new era to The University of Texas Law School. The new addition will soon house the Tarleton Law Library and offices for organizations and faculty. The extra space provided by the move will be converted into classrooms to serve the burgeoning student body more comfortably. More Library study space, long a deficiency which has hurt the school’s national ranking, will make the excellent library resources more accessible. The school could be at the verge of greatness to which it has long aspired. However, the new decade also brings trials and challenges. While more than half of the 1970 faculty remains with the school, some of its more renowned professors have moved on, or are rumored to soon he leaving. The procedure courses, long a University of Texas forte are no longer blessed with the wisdom of Dean Green, Judge Stayton, Gus Hodges, Albert Jones and Frank Elliott. While their replacements may be able, the loss of prestige is more difficult to replace. Dean John Sutton has declared stemming the defection of the school’s top professors his first priority. He hopes that wi'th financial assistance from the foundation the school will be able to match the lucrative offers that have lured professors away. Dean Sutton's success in the coming decade will determine whether this school will continue to grow or only lag behind the others. •1 — A Changing of fho Guard A Changing of the Guard —5 ruT'H 6 — The Times They Are a Changin' The Times They Are a Changin’ In 1970 students sat in trees destined for bulldozers in order to prevent the expansion of Memorial Stadium, the Vietnam War raged, and Regent Frank Erwin found himself the target of protestors’ discontent. The Chicano Law Students Association was then known as the Mexican-American Student Association and although one woman was on the Texas Law Review, women were still ineligible to be tapped as Chancellors. Bouffant hairdos, micro-mini-skirts and Credence Clearwater Revival were the rage. Ten years have passed and the soldiers from the Vietnam War have come home, and many have passed through these doors. Flower children and bouffant hairdos are passe, and who knows whatever happened to Credence Clearwater Revival? Today, yesterday’s war protestors fight to stop nuclear power plants, cowboy boots are popular and minorities and women have improved their lot considerably. By 1990 new changes will have come and today’s fads and opinions will surely also seem dated. The Times Are a Changin' — 7 8 — Bui ll's Still Life in a Pressure Cooker But It’s Still Life in a Pressure Cooker Many students find law school a very mercenary place, lacking in the camaraderie of undergraduate school. The first year brings the most anxiety — it’s make or break and most students never deviate substantially from their freshlaw performance. The exuberance of freshlaws is quickly cut short by professors' subtle and incisive questions, and nothing is more painful than realizing you’ve given an obviously incorrect answer. After the disappointing or exhilarating grade results are known, memories come to mind of Professor Weintraub's observation that the Harvard Law Review ruined two types of people — those who made it and those who didn’t, and neither group should take it too seriously. By the senior year, once job offers have been accepted, classes may no longer seem quite as interesting nor preparation for class quite so compelling. After checking graduation credits with Marion Harris in the main office, all that remains is to complete the few courses left and begin preparation for the state bar examination, the next great obstacle which will create much anxiety for the next several months until results are known. And then there is the inevitable realization that pressure is a way of life in the legal profession and law school is only a beginning. But It's Still Life in a Pressure Cooker — 9 10 — Activities Activities—11 Spring Fallout Portends Problems The Spring of 1979 saw the overthrow and exile of the Shah of Iran, a frightening accident at the Three Mile Island Nuclear Plant and long gas lines in certain areas, like California. Dallas, and the petroleum center itself, Houston. Despite the Three Mile Island mishap less than two weeks before an Austin vote on whether to remain a part of the South Texas Nuclear Project or pull out. the vote to remain in was convincing. The first Republican governor since Reconstruction sparred with the Texas Legislature, and a last ditch effort by a group of liberal Texas Legislators known as the Killer Bees failed to prevent the passage of legislation weakening the Texas Consumer Protection Act. While the Shah lingered in Egypt, a fanatical Ayatolluh Khomeini took power in Iran, where internal chaos threatened petroleum exports and world peace. 12 — Tlur Year ill Brief Summer Mired in Oil The gas crunch of Ihe spring eased with better distribution plans, but a surplus of oil from a well blowout off the coast of Mexico, formed a slick which turned Texas' best beaches into a quagmire of tar residue. The drilling company. SEDCO. happened to be owned by Texas Governor Bill Clements, and he quickly found a new sparring partner in Democratic Attorney General Mark White. Interest rates on home mortgage loans reached all-time highs. Peter Flawn took over the reigns of The University of Texas at Austin from a retiring Lorene Rogers, and roller skates were in — be it for the transportation or disco-ing. The Year in Brief —13 A Gentle Autumn Ends Abruptly A relatively peaceful autumn with football in the spotlight, was disrupted with a storming of the IJ.S. Embassy in Tehran, violent demonstrations at the IJ.S. Embassies in Libya and Pakistan, and a daring and bloody assassination attack in the Holy Mosque in Mecca. The entry of the former Shah into the U.S. for medical treatment provoked an attack by Iranian students, who demanded the return of the Shah in exchange for the fifty hostages seized by the students. Moslem dissidents raided the Mosque, apparently in an attempt to assassinate King Khalid. who normally worships there. News of the desecration incited the attacks on the other embassies, as Moslem radicals presumed the U.S. was to blame. 14 — The Year in Brief Winter Chills With Crises The new year brought no solutions, only heightened tensions. An invasion of Afghanistan by Russian troops upon the “invitation of the leaders of a successful but bloody coup brought back memories of post-World War II Russian expansionism. Both Moslem and Western countries could now agree on one thing — their opposition to the move. The U.S. drastically increased defense spending, made plans to boycott the 1980 Summer Olympics in Moscow and considered reinstituting the draft. The exuberant patriotism following the Tehran incident faltered a bit as old anti-war protestors came out of hibernation, and younger students faced the prospect of mandatory military service. The West Mall saw antidraft protestors for the first time in over five years. The Year in Brief — 15 Law Week Spring Blossoms With Law Week Each spring brings flowers, warm weather, final exams and Law Week. The Eleventh Annual Page Keeton Law Week included athletic contests such as Race Judicata, racquetball. tennis, bowling and golf tournaments; more leisurely activities such as a jala-peno eating contests, bridge and backgammon tournaments; and scholarly events such as the Hildebrand Moot Court finals and the Student Bar Association lecture by former Texas Attorney General John Hill. The highlights, however, were the spring Law School party which this year featured the Crystal Image Band and the delightful Assault and Flattery presentation which pokes fun at many Law School traditions. TOP: Mrs. Pope (Lew Shaw) listens to the advice of Weaver (Eben Price) in the Socratic Auto Repair skit. BOTTOM: The Brooks Brothers Band (Tim Fleming. Jerry Hughes. Efrain Sain. Brian Johnson. Bud Paulisscn. Geoiye Slover, Craig Jackson, Harold Dubin-ski. David Neubert. Max Tucker, Eben Price and Dean Gibson) featured Scott Bowles, who bore a marked resemblance to John Bclushi. 16—Law Week Assault and Flattery TOP LEFT: Donn Miller played the Cowardly Lion in the Wizard of Laws skit. TOP RIGHT: Faculty participation, such as Dean Gibson's appearance with the Brooks Brothers Band, heightens the levity of the Assault and Flattery Presentation. BOTTOM LEFT: Dean Smith, to whom this year's Law Week was dedicated, served as the official starter for Race Judicata. Assault and Flattery —17 Athletes Drive for Success The competitive drive which is a vital part of most law students also makes many of them avid athletes. Organized team sports are offered both by intramural competition and city leagues. The latter is used more for sports such as soccer, which is relatively new to this country and is played widely only by school-age children. Intramurals are extremely popular as they offer men's, women’s and coed competition in traditional American sports. The perennial champion in Law School and Graduate School flag football competition is the talented Legal Eagles which are well-coached by Professor Charles Alan Wright, but many other men’s and women's teams also compete. The Illegal Eagles, a women’s flag football team, is not quite as successful as the Legal Eagles, but flaunted their skills in an exhibition game against the faculty in Eastwoods Park in the fall. Not quite as many teams participate in basketball, and talent can be hard to come by. All forms of softball are popular, and many TQ sections field coed teams. However, since the playoffs run into Law' School final exams, which begin a week earlier than those on the main campus, competition is not as keen. Be it team sports or jogging or pumping iron, many Law Students are active athletes. Sports 18 — Sports Recreation 20— Recreation Recreation All Work and No Play ... With all the work required by Law School, many students feel some play is also in order. At least two organizations. the Bachelors of Law and Delta Theta Phi. are purely social. And many classes end with the informal gatherings at local pubs. Beer drinking, football games in fall and kicker dancing arc popular pastimes. However. for some students with heavy work and school schedules, a lunch break and a perusal of The Daily Texan in the Tom Clark Lounge is about all the recreation for which they have time. Recreation — 21 Speakers Lecturers Broaden the Scope of Legal Education BELOW: Judge Baxter spices his lecture with a bit of humor as John Eldridge listens closely. The endowed lectures enjoyed by the UT Law School add a dimension to legal education not found in the classroom. The Will E. Orgain Lecture, named for a Beaumont attorney who was an UT alumnus, was delivered this year by Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a Columbia law professor who has been very successful in arguing sex discrimination cases before the U.S. Supreme Court. Ms. Ginsburg spoke on the ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment and the time extension for ratification granted by Congress and the constitutional questions raised by the extension. Law Week brought two lectures, the Vinson and Elkins Lecture by former Minnesota Congressman Donald Fraser and the Board of Advocates lecture by John Hill, the former Texas Attorney General, who spoke on the role of civil trial advocates. Two more endowed lectures, the Rain. Harrell. Emery. Young and Doke Lecture by Richard Baxter, now a judge on the International Court of Justice at The Hague, and the Seventh Annual Tom Sealy Law and the Free Society Lecture by The Honorable John C. Godbold, Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit, are presented in the fall. Judge Baxter’s comments concerned the international legislative process. The decision-making process of a federal judge and the role played by facts, precedent, policy and advocacy in the process was the subject of Judge Godbold's remarks. 22— Speakers Special Programs The Law School Foundation helps sponsor special conferences and seminars for the continuing legal education of the state legal profession. Not all of these programs are held in Austin, and some involve only faculty participation, not Foundation support. Among the programs held during the past year were: Media and the Law. February 9. Austin; Corporate Counsel Institute, March 5-6. Houston; Mortgage Lending Institute, September 20-21, Austin; Conference on Immigration and Naturalization, October 4-5, San Antonio; Conference on the Handicapped. October 15-16, Austin; Tax Conference, October 24-26. Austin; Conference on the Legal Aspects of Agriculture, November 1-2, Dallas; and the Products Liability Conference, November 8-9, Austin. TOP: Experiences as an appellate judge are shared with students in Judge God-bold's talk. BOTTOM: The Chicano Law Students Association played host to a speech by U.S. Attorney Tony Canales. Special Programs — 23 Sunflower Began as Law School Protest The Sunflower Ceremony is a unique tradition which stemmed from a disagreement over academic regalia in the University’s early years. Although no caps and gowns had been worn from the founding of The University of Texas in 1883 till the turn of the century, a salesman at that time persuaded the senior class to adopt the tradition. Not having been consulted on the decision, the law students refused to comply on the grounds that caps and gowns were inappropriate for a professional, non-academic school. Faced with an ultimatum from University officials, the students finally agreed to wear white suits and chose the sunflower to represent their distinctive insignia. The sunflower was chosen because, like lawyers, it is widely distributed throughout the world, and it turns its face to the light of the sun just as the lawyers turn their faces to the light of justice. The use of the sunflower has not only survived, but is one of the school’s most cherished traditions. TOP RIGHT: With diligent research Dean Sutton introduced each fall graduate with an anecdote gleaned from their Law School career. BOTTOM RIGI IT: Gretchen Rimes beams with pride as her husband receives his sunflower. 24 — Sunflower Ceremony The Sunflower Ceremony Is a Family Affair The Sunflower Ceremonies are small friendly gatherings — a time to meet friends’ families and spouses and a time to say good-bye to friends and colleagues. Although law school is a highly competitive environment, most students leave with a sense of regret and a little apprehension over the imminent bar exam and a new, highly competitive working environment. Most socializing comes at the cookie and punch reception afterwards, which the faculty wives help organize. There are a few tears, but also many smiles, especially from proud parents. No matter what the grade average or the job waiting, these graduates have survived three arduous years and have gained a new understanding of the way our system of justice works. TOP LEFT: Travis Miller introduces his family and guests to the rest of the audience. BOTTOM LEFT: Gina Lackey receives her sunflower from Dean Munneke as another fall graduate and head quizmaster, Gwen Sommer. looks on. Sunflower Ceremony — 25 Bewitching Parties Preceed Cramming for Finals Twice a year the Student Bar Association sponsors law school parties at Fiesta Gardens. The spring party comes during law-seek and the fall drunk comes during the week of Halloween. In keeping with the bewitching spirit, the drunk transforms students into goblins and gremlins. This frenzied partying is a part of the last big blast before Finals. RIGHT: Only Viking size drinks befit this Nordic couple. BELOW: The dirty old man ignores a Playboy bunny to leer at a newly arrived guest. 26 —Fall Drunk TOP LEFT: Two hippy hippos get a kick out of doing the bump. BELOW LEFT: Some law students even came disguised as working people. BELOW: The joker puts a roller disco queen in a precarious position. Fall Drunk —27 28 — Organizations Organizations — 29 Membership American Journal of Criminal Law BELOW: The staff of the American Journal of Criminal Law includes. BACK ROW: Sally Day Trigg: Keith Kirschbraun, Managing Editor: Amy Flinn; Charles Hitt: and John J. Hill. SECOND ROW: Carmen Kelsey: Jim Ragan. Research Editor. Mark Cason. Book Review Editor: and Sylvia Lotrcck. Articles Editor. FRONT ROW: John Irvin Schaberg. Note and Comment Editor: Isaac M. Castro. Editor-in-Chief; Jim Borne; and Steven Kent Balman. Note and Comment Editor. Missing from photo are: John Baldwin. Research Editor Kevin D. Bennett. Executive Editor David Craig Brinker: David Castano; Elena Diaz: Diana Cabaza Durbin; Michael Charles Elrod: Ana Maria Guerrero: Christopher M. Cunter. Elizabeth Hurst. Note and Comment Editor Michael J. McGinnis. Note and Comment Editor. Eben Price: Sarah Shields Pugh: Dean A. Sanders; David Spocdc; Robert L. Sutphen: Denise Kathryn Vowell; Nancy Walton: Linda K. Webster. James Young, and Faculty Adviser George Dix. Journal Merits High Regard In only eight years of publication the American Journal of Criminal Law has earned nationwide respect among both practitioners and academicians. The publication, which appears three times a year, chooses its staff through a writing internship. It offers students interested in this area an academic outlet for their interest, as well as serving the profession by apprising them of recent developments. 30— American Journal of Criminal Law Bachelors of Law Bachelors Love the Bar Dedicated to carousing and utter moral depravity, the Bachelors of Law seek places outside Townes Hall to collaborate at the bar and fraternize with the fairer sex. Austin watering holes roll out the welcome mat as the Bachelors congregate with the sisters of L'T sororities to discuss topics of current interest bearing no relationship to the law. Hedonistic members concentrate on short-term goals and are happily mired in debauchery. LEFT: A bachelor converses with a sorority member at the January Early held at Hansel and Gretel restaurant. BELOW: Bachelors of aw memhers include: Steve Arnold: Joe Brucggcr: Bob Callaway: Mark Cason. Secretary-Treasurer: Wade Cooper: John Heasley. Vice-Chairman and Chairman-F.lect: Bryan Jamison: Ron Kalteyer; Glyn King: Kent McCulloch: Mark McGee: Mark Nichols: Mike Patterson: Cyrnii Powell. Sweetheart: David Powell: Joanie Powell. Sweetheart: Bruce Roberts: Jim Sachridcr. Ritual: Hamp Skelton. Social Director: Tom Scott: Gary Trimble. Chairman of the Board: Gary Wallace: Bill Westerficld: and Mike Wren. Bachelors of Law — 31 THIS PAGE. TOP RIGHT: Board of Advocates officers include Jody Richardson. Director of Judging: Gary Amsterdam. Director of Appellate Advocacy: Craig Smyser. Chairman: Dave Jameson. Secretary of the Order of the Barristers: and Rebecca Bronson. Director of Interscholastic Competition. Missing from photo are John Dunbar. Director of Trial Advocacy: and Randall J. Fein. Financial Administrative Director. THIS PAGE. BOTTOM RIGHT: Kemp-Smith Trial Judge Charles Hitt considers arguments from defense attorney Mike Garatoni and prosecuting attorney Will Hartnett. OPPOSITE PAGE: Members of the Board of Advocates arc. BACK ROW: Rebecca Bronson. Kathy Vanderbeck. and Jody Richardson. SECOND ROW: Ron Shur. Mitchell Rosen. Mark Zeid-man. Canny Temple. Jerry Sanders. Mark Stinnett. Stephen Evans Story. Ron Oberdier. and Dave Jameson. THIRD ROW: Randy Roach. Janet Little:. Joan Johnston. Karen i.nndquist. Guadalupe Aguilar. Linda K. Webster. Sharon Mattox. Darien McWhirter. Max Luckcr. and Cary Amsterdam. FRONT ROW: John Dunbar. Doug Collins. Craig Smyser. Tim Fleming. Martin Reeder, and Brock Akers. Missing from photo are: Cvndi Blankinship. Craig Brinkcr. Joseph Callier. Alan Castettcr, Vance Christopher. John Dunbar. Philip Durst. Randy Fein. Marvin Foust. Tracy Kee. William Keitel, Rodney Lawson. Tim Read. Scott Smith. Stephen Story. Michael Thibodeaux. Raymond White and Bill Xanttopoulos. MOCK TRIAL COMPETITIONS Kemp-Smith Novice Division Brock Akers — Timothy Read defeated Russell Shaw — Lee Sandoloski Kemp-Smith Richard Bonner defeated Jim Ash National Mock Trial Team — Locke, Purnell Competition Denise Vowcll — Linda Webster defeated Karen Jones — Gary Spencer Board of Advocates 32 — Board of Advocates MOOT COURT COMPETITIONS International Law Team La nny Temple lorry Sanders loan (ohnston National Moot Court Team Reagan Brown Tracy Kee Mark Zeidman State Bar Moot Court Team Phil Durst Jody Richardson Sharon Mattox Fall Hildebrand Competition lames Renard — Roy Bartlett defeated Michael Veitenhcimer — Richard Walden Spring Hildebrand Competition Richard Schooler — Terry Kee defeated F. Scott McCown — Craig Smyser Board of Advocates Enhances Service Moot Court and Mock Trial competitions, both intramural and intcrscholas-tic, are organized and administered by the Board of Advocates. While law firms support the competitions financially, as well as sponsoring litigation-oriented lectures, many hours of finding judges, instructing participants, and holding contests are demanded of the Board of Advocates members. Considering the number of sponsored events, organization and management is at a premium. Members are selected on a point system combining credit for advocacy achievements with administrative duty. Continuing administrative duty is also required of all members. With an eye toward improving the system, the Board of Advocates received increased response to requests for judges by writing every Travis County attorney. They also revamped the Hildebrand competition by making the fall contest a separate competition in itself rather than merely a qualifying contest for the Spring Hildebrand. With these changes, the Board of Advocates leadership has enhanced the service and practical experience opportunities it offers students interested in pursuing careers in trial or appellate advocacy. Board of Advocates Board of Advocates — 33 Top Scholars Are Reorganized The Chancellors is a purely honorary organization whose members each semester are the eight students with forty or more hours who have the highest averages in school. It is therefore one of the highest honors the school awards, and these students represent approximately the top three percent of their graduating classes. The organization was founded in 1912 and many of its members have been appellate judges, renowned attorneys and top politicians. BELOW: The fall 1979 chancellors are: Mark Pulliam: Tom Wright. Grand Chancellor; Bill Bell; Alex Wilson. Vice Chancellor. Erin Dwyer. Keeper of the Peregrinus; and Wes Kittelman. Missing from photo are Marsha Rutenbar and Neal Manne. Clerk. BOTTOM: The spring 19B0 chancellors are: Bill Dyer; Matt Johnson; Rucl Walker. Keeper of the Peregrinus; Tim Bryd. Grand Chancellor; Mary Ella Mc.Bre rty. Vice Chancellor: Danna Fischer; Parker Folse. Clerk: and Gerald Thornton. Chancellors 34 — Chancellors Chicanos Strive Toward Goal The Chicano Law Students Association is not merely a social club. One of its main functions is to offer Chicano freshlaw students advice and guidance in adjusting to law school. They also aid the school in minority recruitment and sponsor academic forums such as this fall’s speech by Tony Canales. U.S. Attorney. Their annual Fajitas barbecue in Eastwoods Park is an association fundraiser that offers a unique cultural experience for the entire law school. Their purpose is to encourage the enrollment and success of Chicanos in law school and to serve the Chicano community in any way they can. TOP: Members visit with Tony Canales after his speech. BELOW: Members and guests of the Chicano Law Student Association are: front row: David Mendez. Executive Director: Eliazar Tovar. Tony Canales, guest sneaker; joe Martinez: Gloria Leal: Carlos Barrera: Enriuue Cuellar; john Vasquez; Mario Aguilar: David Garza. Community Relations Director. Second row: Alejandro Moreno; Richard Aguirre: Dilma Quezada; Anna Cavazos. Special Projects Director. Elena Diaz; Evelyn Huerta. Secretary; Eduardo Sierra: Hcrlinda Rodriguez. Financial Director. Third row: Fidel Rodriguez; Jesus Sifuentes; Leticia Hinojosa: Eugenio Navarro, guest; Aoie Bernal; Randy Gonzalez. Fourth row: Robert Puente; Roberto Serna: Baltazar Coronado: Frances Valdez; Molly Cavazos. Fifth row: James Vidouria; Walter Santos Wilder; Juan Saucedo: Francisco Medina: Maria Luisa Flores; Ramon Rodriguez: Norma Villa: Marganto Rodriguez. Sixth row; Jose Juarez; Sam Navarro: Jose Luis Sancnez. Chicano Law Students Association Chicano Law Students Association — 35 Criminal Law Association CLA Provides Service to School and Community The Criminal Law Association is a loose knit group which enables students interested in criminal law to learn more about the area through three major projects. The largest and most popular, the police action project, puts interested law students in patrol cars as observers. Although the students are not permitted to give legal advice or participate in making arrests, students may. and often do. testify at trials to what they witnessed. The inmate assistance project accepts letters from inmates with legal questions. The participants research the problem and respond by referring the inmates to cases and other authorities. Although they may not give legal advice, course credit is granted for participation. The third project, adult probation, allows students to serve as probation officers on a voluntary basis. The Criminal Law Association functions as a liason between the law school and the local law enforcement agencies, besides assuming the responsibility of administering and maintaining these programs for future students interested in the area. RIGHT: Students listen carefully to their instructions before joining policemen in patrol cars as a part of the police action project. BBLOW: The officers who organize and manage the group arc: Greg Dillion. Police Action Project Director: Danna Fiscner. Inmate Assistance Project Director: Luis Vallejo. President: Dave Grant. Secretary-Treasurer. Missing from photo are Lew Shaw. Vice-President: Elizabeth Hurst, Adult Probation Director; and Professor Michael Chuigin. faculty advisor. 36 — Criminal Law Association Delta Theta Phi Members Revel in Good Times Delta Theta Phi is a purely social fraternity which offers law students prepaid and organized social activities. All party expenses are paid out of the dues, and the group plans seven or eight parties per semester. These include fall and spring lake parties at alumnus Broadus Spivy's Lake Travis retreat, as well as pregame cocktail parties on home football weekends, a back-to-school party and innertubing at Camp War-necke in the fall plus barbecue and dancing at the famous Coupland Inn, a games night and the annual banquet in the spring. Delta Theta Phi offers students only one thing — legally unrelated, pure unadulterated fun. BELOW: Della Theta Phi officers playing foosball arc Stephanie Williams. Vice-Dean: Mike Wren. Tribune: Max Tucker. Exchequer: and Chris Gunter. Dean. BOTTOM: Delta Theta Phi members enjoy a winter outing at the Broken Spoke. MEMBERS: Cordy Adams Gary Amsterdam Steve Arnold Pat Broline Kim Brown Besty Brock-Sullivan Bob Callaway Robert Chozick Kurt Chacon Lisa De Prato Debbie Dobray Robert Downes John Dunbar Cindy Fay Nancy Ferguson Tad Fowler John Friderichs Chris Cunter Dennis Hartmann J. D. Head John Heasley Lois Hejtmancik Debbie Herman Aileen Hooks tarry Kimes Doug Lcdlc Greg Lehrmann Sue Littlefield Kyle Lippman Gerry Martin Eileen Miggins Gary Miller Kevin McGillicuddy David Montague Andy Moore Oliver Perkins [im Sachridcr Tom Scott Rusty Shaw Suzi Spence Dave Teel Cary Trimble Max Tucker Chandra Turner Luis Vallejo Steven Vidaurri Glenn Villafranca Steve Waldman Tom Walthall David Walker Etta Warman Terri Warren Don Weinbrcn Alex Wilson Stephanie Williams Mike Wren Delta Theta Phi — 37 Films Focus Film Forum on Profession Surviving adversity from unexpectedly low attendance at the annual September showing of Paper Chase , the Film Forum continued to bring movies, both documentary and feature films, on legally related topics to the law school student body. Films ranged from the classic Adam's Rib” with Spencer Tracy and Kathryn Hepburn to films related to courses being offered, such as a documentary on the juvenile justice system. The high rental costs can make their business slightly treacherous, but the film forum continues to provide students with a pleasant respite from studying. RIGHT: The dedicated Film Forum member are Charles Hunter. Gwen Sommer. Jay Adkins. Will Hampton. and Dean T. j. Gibson. Honor Can be Trying The Honor Council receives complaints of violations of the honor code — which prescribes the standard of conduct expected of students. Complaints range from the frivolous to the serious, and judgments and penalties to be assessed frequently pose difficult questions. These students are elected by their peers, and their actions are reviewable by the faculty. RIGHT: Honor Council members arc. BACK ROW: Beverly Walts. Freshlaw Representative: Kim Childs. Midlaw Representative; Cecily Salter. Third-Year Representative; and Stephen Norris. Third-Year Representative. FRONT ROW: Danny Abdo. Midlaw Representative: Kate Conroy. Third-Year Representative: and Dave Jamison. Chairman. 38 — Film Forum. Honor Council Honor Council ILS Converts Interest Into Information and Opportunities The International Law Society is composed of students who are interested in the field of international law. Speakers on different topics, job referrals, information on national conferences and scholarships and exchange programs for study abroad, an opportunity to fraternize with visiting foreign law students and to converse in foreign languages with others who are fluent are just a few of the services the society provides. The wealth of information and opportunities the society provides make it a very beneficial and essential organization for those interested in this area. BELOW: Some of the International Law Society members arc: BACK ROW: Ken Miles. Vice-President: Chris Could. Language Croup Co-Ordinator; Howard Reed; Martha Williams: and John Osborne. Conference Director. FRONT ROW: Mario Aguilar: fulene Franki: Sara K. Walsh. President: Linda Rodriguez. Treasurer: and F.ugenio Ursua-Cocke. MEMBERS: Sara K. Walsh President Ken Miles Vice-President Krista Monday Secretary Linda Rodriguez Treasurer John Osborne Conference Director Chris Gould Language Group Co-Ordinator Fred Allen Rod Brown Joy Dobbins Jim Epprighl jutene Franki C. G. Gereda Ken Granzin James Hart Jr. Emmy Lou Hopley Richard Hunt Greg McDonald S. I. McKinnon Sam Navarro Howard Reed Peter Reynolds Alan Stewart Howard Stovall Paula Thomas Martha Williams International Law Society International Law Society — 39 RIGHT: l.cgal Research Board Directors: Richard Finegan. Jo Clifton. Rebecca Bronson. Steve Hoffman. Rod Schumacher. Managing Director. Richard Fossey. Chairman. Director Not Pictured: Jim Kaller. BELOW: Legal Research Board Members: Front Row: Joan Sherwin. Bryan Hall. Steve Hoffman. Richard Fossey. David Roberts. Ben McCaleb, Margaret Lalk, Jody Richardson. Audrey Rohan. Mona Butler. Laura Peterson. Brenda Winslett. Luisa Barnes. Teal Edinger. Elizabeth Hagan. Karen Peacock. Second Row: Rod Schumacher. Michael House. Julcnc Franki. Barbara Bollero. Emmy Hopley, Sally Miller. John McCrary. Back Row: Eileen Miggins, Steve Gromet, Clark Thompson. Henry Horton. Richard Finegan. Jim Colby. John Riherd, Larry Lyles. Legal Research Board J 40 — I.egal Research Board LRB Finds the Answer BELOW: LRB members Diane llebncr and Larry Buyd discuss a memo assignment. MEMBERS NOT PICTURED INCLUDE: Doug Mann. Director. Danny Abdo. Robin Baird. Jeff Bramlett, Kathi Buchanan. Caroline Case. Don Codding. Marvin Foust. Barbara Gibbs. Steve Green. Bruce Jones. Will Keitel. Carroll Martin. John McCrary. Penny Nicholson. Jor Poff. Sara Pugh. Gail Quincy. Ken Ramirez. Bert Smith. BOTTOM: Administrative Assistant Dinah Guerrero and faculty sponsor Barbara Aldavc visit with Director Jim Kaller at morning coffee. Behind the maze of partitions in Townes Hall. Room 137, lies a group, the Legal Research Board, whose function is researching legal problems for Texas attorneys upon request. Members arc chosen twice a year through a writing internship, which consists of writing and researching a memo. Some members are selected by Am Juring the freshman fall memo. After selection, members must complete one memo per semester to maintain their membership. The directors supervise the writers and distribute the problems, while the chairman supervises the entire process. places advertisements and handles any complications. Administrative Assistant Dinah Guerrero is indispensible. as she handles complications arising when the chairman is not in the office, receives requests from attorneys and keeps the office running smoothly. The group meets during the semester over coffee and doughnuts and also has a few social activities during the year such as picnics, beer in Fastwoods Park and the annual banquet. LRB. therefore. provides both educational and social outlets for its members as well as compensation for their services. Legal Research Board Legal Research Board — 41 PAD Serves Law Students Phi Alpha Delta is one of the most service-oriented fraternal organizations at the Law School and its membership is comprised of the broadest cross-section of the student body. Advertising revenues from the publication of the Law School calendar, wrhich is distributed free-of-charge, together with membership dues, finance the group’s activities. The organization begins the fall with the ‘‘Meet the Profs” party to which they invite the entire student body and faculty for free beer, conviviality and conversation. For the past two years members have been soliciting contributions to establish the Tom C. Clark Memorial Scholarship, and a new program this spring is offering speakers to undergraduate organizations who would like to learn more about law school. The Tom C. Clark chapter exemplifies its motto. Service to the student, the Law School, and the Profession. TOP: Willie Kocurck. Treasurer, serves refreshments at Meet the Profs. BOTTOM: President Glyn Kin administers the oath of membership to Phi Alpha Delta pledges. _________________Phi Alpha Delta 42 — Phi Alpha Delta BELOW: BACK ROW: Michael Gentry. Marshall, Brett Hamilton. Clerk. SECOND ROW: Glyn Kins. Justice. Fred Schuck, Dennis VVeitzcl. Carol Holgren. Jose Luis Sanchez. Mark Matula, Bruce Young. Kent Phillips. THIRD ROW': Alice Geddie. Evette Correa. Barbara Goolsby, Roberto Serna. Sharon Brooks. FRONT ROW: Willie Kocurek. Treasurer. Cindy Cooke. Beverly Watts. Jesse Oliver. Lurry Boyd. Ebcn Price. Placement Officer. Alan Harris. Vice Justice. NOT PICTURED: John Berry. Bob Binder, Elizabeth Blackwell, Rosemarie Cas-tano. Kate Conrov. Molly Cox. Jerome Eichhorn. John Friderichs. Randy Gonzalez. Carolyn Hall. Elizabeth Hickson. James Hill. Craig Jackson. Jim Larkins. Michelle Marti, Ed Moore. Paula Murray. Walter Paulissen. Rebecca Payne. Dana Watson Pulliam. Debbie Richardson. Arthur Rossi. DcMctris Sampson. Ann Schulman. Amy Spanjcr. Anita Turner. Rcdge Westbrook. Dean T. J. Gibson $AA Phi Alpha Delta Phi Alpha Delta — 43 RIGHT: Province President Ward T. Blacklock and faculty adviser Stanley Johanson congratulated new initiates after the ceremony. BELOW: BACK ROW: Glen Milton Karisch. Joe Crawford. Scott M. Slahr. Michael L. McCoy. Timothy S. Smith. Lawrence Lyles. Patricia Louise Barnes. SECOND ROW: Nancy Jane Walton. Keith Donald Kirschbraun. Roxanne McGee. Patricia L. Suttle. Dale Scott. Cecily D. Salter. Margaret Updcgraff Lalk. FRONT ROW': Mark Cason. Raymond Edward White. Cheryl Denise McShanc. James Colby. Susan Hendricks. Ruel Walker. Melinda Gayle Jayson. Jill Hinds. Robert I. Howell. NOT PICTURED: Stephen Alton. Steven Arnold. Steven Kent Balman. David Batson. Blair Allan Bisby. Edmund Stanley Bloom Jr.. Richard Allan Blunk. Rodney I.ee Brown Jr.. Donald William Codding Jr.. Gary Ward Davis. Gary Davis Douglas. Gregory Gcislcr. William F. Goodman. Charles M. Hornbcrgcr. Bryan William Jamison. James Michael McCarthy. Deborah Cox Morgan. Terri Lynn Moll, Thomas Harbert Hunter Nelson. James David Pittman. Timothy Thomas Read. Nathan L. Reneau. Fidel Rodriguez Jr.. Dean Andrew Sanders. Barry S. Seidel. Chris Snedekcr. Gary Spencer. Walter Earl Stcimcl. Helen Stewart. W. Paul Stewart. Mark A. Stinnett, Robert Sutphen. James M. W'allace Jr.. J. Craig Youngblood. Phi Delta Phi 44 — Phi Delta Phi BELOW: Keith Kirschbraun. Historian. Mark Cason. Exchequer. Melinda Jayson. Vice Magistcr. Marvin Foust, Clerk. Rucl Walker. Magistcr. BOTTOM: Phi Delta Phi initiated forty new members in the fall semester in the Lieutenant Governor's Conference Room in the State Capitol. Phi Delta Phi Promotes Professional Excellence Phi Delta Phi is the oldest and largest legal fraternity in the nation. The organization was founded in 1869. ten years before the formation of the American Bar Association. and now consists of more than 120 local chapters in the United States. Canada. Mexico and Guatemala. The purpose of the organization is to foster the highest standards of professional excellence and ethics and to encourage social relations among lawyers dedicated to the same principles. The national membership includes Justices Brennan. Stewart. White. Marshall. Powell. Rehnquist and Stevens of the U.S. Supreme Court; Chief Justice Grecnhill and four current associate justices of the Texas Supreme Court; and more than twenty current members of the UT Law SchooJ faculty, including Deans Keeton. Smith and Sutton. The University chapter of Phi Delta Phi. Roberts Inn. was founded in 1909. Membership is an academic honor, because eligible students must he in the top third of their class. This year. Roberts Inn held monthly parties or outings and sponsored two sandwich seminars to bring prominent Phi Delta Phi members to the Law School. Phi Delta Phi Phi Delta Phi —45 Appearing for the first time in the winter of 1980, The Review of Litigation is the newest of the Law School’s journals. To be published tri-annually. The Review is the first national law review to embody exclusively a scholarly analysis of the litigation process. The Review’s debut sparked a great deal of interest nationwide. resulting in the immediate development of a substantial subscription list including law libraries, law firms, and attorneys from across the country. With such phenomenal initial success, it is anticipated that The Review of Litigation will continue to gain wide national acceptance in the future. BELOW: Members of the Review staff include. BACK ROW: Mark Matula. Don Stevenson. Brock Akers and Will Keitel. SECOND ROW: Billy Taylor. Zan Brookshire. Howard Seit .man. Jeff Sone. Wade Cooper and Mike Jcrgins. THIRD ROW: Ginny Agnew. Gary Spencer. Alex Coy and Audrey Rohan. FOURTH ROW: David Grant. Beth Alston, Vicki Gardner and [an Holzingcr. FRONT ROW: Mike Gib-bens. Alan Casletter. Teal Edinger and Randy Rothschild. Missing from photo are: Steven Beckelman. Cyndi Blankinship, Patty Breland, Joe Callier. David Cooper. Mark David. Karen Jones. Tracy Kee. Karen Lundquist. Lawrence Lyles. Kenny Marks. Denise Martinez. Stu Phillips. Lilly Plummer. Paul Pryzant. Randy Roach. Mike Rowe. Eileen Scnerlcn. Bert Smith. Brent Somers. Charles Spradley. Steve Story. Steve Waldman. and Pinckney Whitfield. Review’s Birth Sparks Interest BELOW: The Review of Litigation editorial board is composed of: FRONT ROW: George Slover. Note Editor. Ron Shur. Editor in Chief; Scott Smith. Managing Editor: and Charles Hunter, Note Editor. BACK ROW: Tommy Mason. Articles Editor: Danna Fischer. Articles Editor. Brent Rosenthal. Note Editor: and Eben Price. Note Editor. The Review of Litigation 46 — The Review of Litigation SBA Dedicates Services to Students Despite the abolition of undergraduate student government at the University of Texas. Law School student government has flourished. The Student Bar Association never lacks candidates for its elections. Although last spring’s election saw delays in a runoff because of a complaint filed against one slate of candidates, the Student Bar Association has had a good year. They serve the students with some practical services, such as maintaining a lost and found, making some first aid items such as aspirin available free, and conducting a student book sale each semester, as well as recreational outlets, such as keg parties in Last-woods Park. The Fall Drunk, and the Spring Fling. The spring's highlight. Law Week, is organized and planned by the SBA. and although many hours of planning go into it. many more hours are spent conducting the activities, such as Race Judicata. Serving the student body demands a lot of time and dedication from both officers and representatives. BELOW: Student Bar Association officers include. BACK ROW: George Gutierrez. Vice-President; Leslie Poyner. Freshlaw Representative; Will Hampton. President: Jose Luis Sanchez. Midlaw Representative; Stephanie Williams. Third Year Representative; and David Walker. Third Year Representative. FRONT ROW: Gloria Leal. Freshlaw Representative; Arleas l.'pton. Freshlaw Representative: Roberto Serna. Midlaw Representative: and Marla Knowiing. Secretary. Missing from photo arc: Ed Moore. Treasurer. Brian Johnson. Third Year Representative: and Bob Callaway. Midlaw Representative. Student Bar Association Student Bar Association — 47 TQ’s Help Freshlaws Adjust Teaching Quizmasters indoctrinate freshlaws with the principles and mechanics of legal research and writing, as well .as helping the freshlaws to adjust to Law School. Weekly lectures on library resources complete with homework assignments culminate in the fall packet memo. Advocacy and briefing is emphasized in spring, with the top class members, based on oral tryouts and performance on the fall memos, competing for honors in the Geary and Brice Moot Court competitions, and other class members competing within theirTQ section. Not merely taskmasters. TQ’s plan social activities for their sections and encourage their sections to field intramural teams. TQ’s are selected through a comprehensive, semester-long process on the basis of advocacy and writing. judging acumen, teaching skills, academic performance. enthusiasm, and personality. In return for their time and effort they earn the gratitude and respect of their students. none of whom will ever forget their own TQ's. TOP: Two of the TQ's are Jim Kaller and Amy Maislin. BOTTOM: Impatient with progress on the new library are these TQ S KNEELING: Kathryn Turpin: Ken Ramirez: and Cyndi Blankin-ship. SECOND ROW: Stcvan Cromet. Coordinator; Bill Xanttopoulos; Raymond White: Erin Dwyer; Paula Murray. Mark Stinnett. Senior TQ: Garv Amsterdam: Gabriclla Morris: and Rick Pappas. BACK ROW: Lanny Temple: Brent Hamilton: Don Hockadav: Gary Sommerfclt: Grayson Cecil: Tom Albright; Alex Wilson; and Kate Hopkins. Senior TQ. Teaching Quizmasters •IS — Teaching Quizmasters BELOW: Busy at work at an editors meeting are: SEATED: |ohn Eld ridge. Senior Articles Editor. STANDING: Cecily Salter. Notc.and Comment Editor: Carolyn Crinkley, Research Editor: Colene Gaston. Administrative Editor: |. D. Head. Senior Note and Comment Editor: Martin Reeder. Note and Comment Editor: fane N. Saginaw. Associate Editor: Mark Mayfield. Research Editor: Richard Scaly. Articles Editor. Dcdc Hcbner. Managing Editor: Professor Hans Baade. Faculty Adviser: Susan Roland. Director. Texas International Law journal Association. Missing from Photo are: Tom Smerdon. Articles Editor: Paulette Saldivar. Books Reviews and Special Projects Editor: and Bill Xanttopou-los. Associate Editor. TILJ is Rigorous but Friendly In the cramped confines of the Law School is an incredibly friendly place called the Texas International Law Journal office, which publishes the Journal three times a year. The staff is selected through a competitive candidacy which evaluates skills in research, writing, and editing. Once selected, members are required to fulfill writing requirements with a student note during their first year. They are supervised by editors who are not only taskmasters, but who also offer guidance, encouragement, and understanding. Editors arc selected by the previous editorial staff on the basis of an interview, their performance as a staff member, and their ability to get along with the staff. The espirit de corps of the journal has led to the formation of the Texas International Law Journal Association, composed of alumni and friends who assist the Journal financially. Whether through Ihe association or on an informal basis, members keep in touch with each other after graduation, bound by a common interest in international law. BOTTOM LEFT: The TILJ staff is composed of. SKATED: J. I). Head: Professor Hans Baade. Faculty Advisor. Sara K. Walsh: and Dede Hebner. SECOND ROW: Jamie Baker: Colene Gaston; John Eldrulge; Adrienne Rivers: Cecily Salter; Carolyn Crinkley; Ann Schulman; Cvnthia Hill: and Susan Roland. THIRD ROW: Walter Steimel; Richard Scaly: Paulette Saldivar. Art Rossi: Mark Mayfield: |anis Homer: Bruno Sonsino; and Kathryn Turpin. BACK ROW: Jim Butler. Kent McCulloch; Alan Harris; Paul Stewart; Lanny Temple: Camille Bathurst: Martin Reeder: and Susan Stone. Missing from photo arc: Bruce Barenblat: Ricks Frazier: Lois Hojtmancik: Karl Johnson; Laura Little: Greg Morris; David Parnell: Jody Richardson: Jane N. Saginaw: Tom Smerdon: and Bill Xanttopoulos. Texas International Law Journal Texas International Law Journal — 49 Texas Law Review i Top Scholarship, Hard Work Bring Pride and Recognition Of all the organizations within the Law School, the Texas Law Review is one of the oldest, most prestigious and most difficult to join. The Law Review annually invites the top five percent of each freshlaw section to membership. Others can become members through the writing internship, which this year, accounted for more than half of the new members. However great the honor and status, membership also entailed long hours of work. Members are required to submit a publishable note their first year, plus render administrative duties such as blue book cite checks, preemption checks and proofreading. Although these sometimes long hours make it difficult to maintain top grades, staff camaraderie and mutual support act as a counterbalance, as evidenced by a large proportion of the Chancellors are not only Law Review members, but also editors. TOP: Texas Law Review Editors: Standing: Paul Inman. Articles Editor. Mitchell Rosen. Note Editor, Bill Dyer. Book Review Editor. Tom Anson. Note Editor, Tim Byrd. Note Editor. Jeff Bramlclt, Note Editor. Mark Pulliam. Articles Editor. Seated: Eric Olsen. Articles Editor, Richard Durbin. Research and Note Editor. Harva Dockery. Managing Editor. Parker Folse. Editor-in-Chief. Michael Thibodeaux, Note Editor. MIDDLE: Midlaw Members: Front Row: David Rodriguez. Paula Hutchinson, Jewel Arrinuton. Jeanmarie Brock. Tom Lykes. Randy Roacn. Kenneth I-eg-gett. Back Row: Jamie Wallace. Joseph Snoc. Howard Stovall. Grant Martin. BOTTOM: Senior Members: Front Row: Mary Kathryn Vanderbeck, Joe Poff, Kathy Edwards. Second Row: Thomas Welch. Janine Hill. Craig Youngblood. Third Row: Thomas Albright. Jeff Tahnadge, Steve Gro-met. Not Pictured: Senior Members: Fred Anderson, Debra Bruce. Kate Hopkins. Mary Ella McBrcarty. Gary Miller. Craig Smyscr. Martin Stewart. 50 — Texas Law Review Texas Law Review TOP: Midlaw Members: Front Row: Nancy Price. David Bernard. Krista Mondy. Gil Reavis. Second Row: Carl Baker. Howard Marek. Harvey Brown. Mike House. Third Row: James Witherspoon. Mike Tankersley. Steve McCallum. MIDDLE: Front Row: Kim Heilbrun. Catherine McCartney. Danna Fischer. Penelope Nicholson. Terry Guy, Tom Mender. Virginia Hamilton. Jeff l-ftfkowitz. Back Row: Pal Maher. Rod Brown. David Bryant. Bill Parga-man. Bob Gardner. Tom Redding. Bob Limbacher, Paul Watler. Richard Hunt. BOTTOM LEFT: Neal Manne. Ben Garrett. Associate Editors. BOTTOM RIGHT: Kathy Lake. Associate Editor. Not Pictured: Phillip Bruns. Jack Drews. Stephanie Elbers. Matt Johnson. Bruce Jones. Robert Long. Ken Miles. Marc Murr. Ellen Smith. Texas Law Review — 51 Thurgood Marshall Legal Society TOP: Members include. FRONT ROW: Carmen Kelsey: Vanetia Wetherspoon: the son of former member Terry Davis: Ida Stewart. Secretary for Spring 1980: and George West. SECOND ROW: Jesse Oliver. Parliamentarian: James Hill: Marla Knowling. Vice-President: Michael Edwards; and Gabriella Morris. HACK ROW: Demetriys Bivins: Glen Holley. Freshlaw Representative: Rudy Green: Carl Meadows: Joseph Parker; William Taylor, and Beverly Watts, Freshlaw Representative. RIGHT: Former SBA President Dyke Bennett dances at a TMI.S Parly. 52 — Thurgood Marshall Legal Society Thurgood Marshall Legal Society TMLS Pushes Achievement The Thurgood Marshall Legal Society works to increase black enrollment in Law School, encourage members to participate and excell in Law School activities, and establish contacts for students with prospective employers. Later this year some of the members will attend a meeting of the National Black Law Students Association in New York City. One of the members, Rudy Green, is Project Info Coordinator for the UT Admissions Office, and he and other members help recruit prospective black law students nationwide. Once these students have been accepted, the members maintain contact until the students enter, encouraging them to come and clearing up any problems in communicating with the admissions office or finding housing. This program has really paid off. and the Thurgood Marshall Legal Society is justifiably proud to have a record number of blacks in this year's freshlaw class. As an added bonus, TMLS has a record number of members to improve and increase their efforts to provide more opportunities for black law students. TOP: Socializing is only a small part of Thurgood Marshall’s appeal, but the monthly meetings provide this opportunity. LEFT: The increase in the number of black law professors, such as Professor Goffney. in the last couple of years has been a heartening improvement. BELOW: More members are. FRONT ROW: Craig Jackson; Elneita Hutchins; Wonderland Douglas: Gwen Watts. Treasurer: and Andre Hampton. BACK ROW: Willie Hampton: Yvonne Thornton; Malcolm Newman; Lanis Williams HI; and Darell Richardson. Missing from photo are: Michael Tidwell. President; Helen Stewart. Secretary: Shielia Bailey; Jimmie Benton; Joseph Callier; Thomas Dixon; Cheryl Gillum; Cynthia Glass: Brenda Kennedy: George Long; Pearl Mays; Evelyn McKee: Edward Moore: Sean Proctor; Dcmetris Sampson; and Julius Whittier. Thurgood Marshall Legal Society — 53 Good News Travels Fast No publication is free from deadline anxiety. The Law Forum is published monthly and the Quickie weekly, so deadlines come frequently for the staff. Despite an almost complete turnover in personnel from last year, both publications have not only met the deadlines, but have also been innovative. Freshlaw Quickie Editor Dennis McClendon, who confessed in his first issue that he w as not sure what the Quickie was supposed to be. proved that was not a disadvantage in producing a humorous ncwsshect. The Law Forum, under Sharon Weintraub’s guidance, has adopted more of a magazine format featuring in-depth interviews and interesting sidebards. BOTTOM: Law Forum Staff: Sharon Hope Wcintraub. Editor and Artist. Martha Williams. Business Manager. Larry Nettles. Reporter. Suzi Spence. Reporter. Dennis McClendon. Production Manager and Quickie Editor, jane Owen. Photographer, Layne Thompson. Reporter. Not Pictured: Michelle Marti, Reporter. William Brooks, artist. 54 — Law Forum Law Forum Urban Law Review Builds Quality In existence for less than five years, the Urban Law Review staff is devoted to building its reputation and striving for a top quality review and staff. Membership on the staff now requires selection through a competitive candidacy which encompasses researching, editing and writing. Once selected, members are required to perform administrative duties. The review accepts quality contributions submitted by professors, law students at UT and other schools and practicing attorneys on topics including energy, natural resources, labor, worker’s compensation and land-use planning law. BELOW: BACK ROW William Taylor. Scott Stahr. Jim Butler, Executive Editor. Steve Green. William Edic. FRONT ROW: Robert Carter. Mona Butler. Doug Bircher. Mark Finkclstcin. Paul Ricdmucllcr. Sarah Meeks Roberts. Barbara Harrell. Editor in-Chicf. Ed Carcia. Articles Editor. Carol Holgren. Managing Editor. NOT PICTURED: Professor David Anderson. Faculty Adviser. Kim Childs. Don Codding. Amy Flinn. Marao Kaiser. Duane King. Miguel Martinez, Steve Marlin. Elena Maslia, Virginia Mentzer. Kent McCulloch. Henry Sepulveda. Steve Story. Frances V. Valdez. Jay Youngdahl. Urban Law Review Urban Law Review — 55 56 — Faculty The Law School Foundation is an organization of the alumni which solicits contributions from alumni, law firms, foundations, and corporations and directs their distribution among various law school endeavors. One important feature is the supplementation of faculty salaries, since law professors can command much higher salaries in the private sector than most other university professors. Faculty research projects are also funded by the foundation. The supplements and research projects make faculty positions more attractive to the high calibre scholars the school is seeking. The foundation also funds many school organizations, special lectures and programs and student scholarships, plus continuing legal education programs for the profession as a whole. This philanthropic group is led by the Board of Trustees, which meets twice a year to review projects and discuss pertinent issues with the deans. BELOW: As executive secretary, Brooke Dudley administers the foundations fund-raisinR activities and business affairs. BOTTOM: Foundation members listen closely to the opionions offered by Dean John Sutton. Law School Foundation _____________________ 58 — Law School Foundation FOUNDATION BOARD OF TRUSTEES Tom Scaly. President and Life Member Trustee. Kraft Eidman. Vice- President.' Brooke Dudley. Executive Secretary. Alla Long. Assistant Secretary. The Honorable Allan Shivers. Chairman and Life Member Trustee Committee. Charles Duke. Life Member Trustee. F.lton 1 lyder. Life Member Trustee. Thomas Phillips. Life Member Trustee. Morris Atlas. The Honorable Edward Clark. J. Chrys Dougherty. John Eslcs, J.A. Cooch. Wales Madden. Mark Martin. Mark McLaughlin. B. D. Orgain, Cecil Redford. Preston Shirley. I. Burleson Smith. Hines Baker. Trustee Emeritus. The Honorable W. St. John Garwood. Trustee Emeritus. ____ uuu- parm j aics in tms tail's meeting. BOTTOM LEFT: Tom Phillij reports on the Foundations activities. BOTTOM RIGHT: Foui dation Staff: Ginny Lehman. Frances Council. Judy Amis. Law School Foundation Law School Foundation — 59 A Changing of the Guard Brews Controversy When Dean Ernest E. Smith was appointed to office five years ago he declared his intention to hold the post for only five years, and then devote his time to teaching and writing. His five year tenure ended in the summer of 1979, amidst a storm of controversy concerning the selection of his successor. A student-faculty committee nominated four candidates, whom both the alumni and University President Lorenc Rogers found unacceptable. Some faculty members and students voiced strong protests over the administration ignoring the committee's nominations. President Rogers prevailed upon Professor John F. Sutton Jr. to accept the post which he reluctantly did. Professor Sutton was quoted as saying he could find no satisfaction either in accepting the job or declining it. 1 lis decision to accept was based on his concern for low faculty salaries, and the need to rectify the situation if the school's national reputation is to continue to grow. Although the critics made it clear their objection was to the mode of selection rather than the choice of Sutton, he assumed the office under uneasy circumstances. TOP RIGHT: The Student Bar Association sponsored a reception for the student body to meet Dean Sutton on November 1. BOTTOM RIGHT: Dean John Sutton is the Joseph C. Hutcheson Professor of Law and holds an LLB. from The University of Texas at Austin. 60 —Dean Sutton Leadership Transfer Proceeds Smoothly The late summer selection of Professor John F. Sutton as dean made the administrative changeover all the more hectic. Dean Sutton’s first move was to appoint two new associate deans, W. W. Gibson and Mark Yodof, to help ease the crushing administrative duties which have made the dean's workload rather onerous. His late appointment also precluded any major changes in teaching assignments, so his fall teaching load was much heavier than most deans can comfortably carry. After Sutton was finally in the office, his smooth, quite leadership was well received by faculty, students and alumni. He is a nationally recognized scholar in the field of legal ethics; he spent many years in private practice in San Angelo and San Antonio, and the native Texan has been intently working with the alumni to enhance the Law School’s reputation by attracting and keeping top flight members of the faculty. If he succeeds, the 1980's could bring new prestige and renown to one of the nation’s best law schools. LEFT: The dean's office sees a never-ending flow of correspondence. BELOW: Dean Sutton explains his plans for the Law School at a meeting of the Law School Foundation’s Board of Visitors. Dean Sutton — 61 TOP RIGHT: Associate Dean W. W. Gibson. Albert Sidney Burleson Professor of Law. LL.B., Texas BOTTOM LEFT: Associate Dean T. I. Gibson. Associate Professor of Law. J.D.. Texas. BOTTOM RIGHT: Associate Dean Byron Fullerton. Associate Professor of Law and Director of Continuing Legal Education. LL.B.. Texas. Deans 62 — Deans BELOW: Assistant Dean Gary Munnckc. Director of Placement. J.D.. Texas. BELOW RIGHT: Associate Dean Mark Yudof. Dougherty Chair Co-Holder and John S. Redditt Professor of Law. LL.B.. Pennsylvania. Deans Deans — 63 Students Depend on Librarians TOP: Gwynn Anderson. Administrative Secretary, and Ann B. Hamble-ton. Assistant Librarian, standing. Susan Coto. Senior Secretary, seated. BELOW: Standing: Dan Martin, Catalogcr. Cecilia Ccrdes. Clerk, Julie Shamoun, Administrative Clerk. Paul Mitchell, Clerk-Typist, Charles Turner, Library Assistant. John Petesch. Head, Cataloging Department. Michael Jones, Clerk-Typist, Seated: Pat Thomas, Bookkeeper, Nancy Smith. Librarian. Manucla Segura. Clerk. Adrienne dcVergie. Catalogcr. Mary Burton. Clerk. Anne Rimmcr. Assistant Librarian. BOTTOM: Standing: Jim Hamblelon. Assistant Law Librarian. Pierette Moreno. Librarian. Barbara Bridges. Head. Government Documents, Betty Cogswell. Library Assistant. Anne Burton. Librarian. Jane Gorier. Clerk-Typist. James Murray. Librarian. Seated: Elizabeth Saucedo. Clerk, Kay Schlueter. Library Assistant. Jane Mikulas. Library Assistant. 64 — Library Staff Staff Keeps Tabs On Student Records The clerical staff is a group whose importance is not always fully appreciated by the students. Once the admissions office clears a student for enrollment, the main office assumes the function of maintaining the student’s records and registration. The secretaries prepare most professor’s handouts and exams, as well as the unenviable task of revealing a student’s final grade upon request. The assistance of the financial aid office makes dealing with the Student Financial Aid office on the main campus more palatable, and the foundation’s scholarship funds are also distributed by this office. Phone calls and mail all come through the mail room on their way to faculty members and organizations. These are the people who make the Law School work and keep the professors happy. TOP: Mary Jo Witzel, Administrative Clerk, main uffice; Judy Dominguez, administrative clerk, main office; Wendy Kousalis. Senior Clerk-Typist, main office; Vivian Brown, Administrative Assistant I; Sybil Lee. Senior Clark-Tvpisl. mail room. BELOW: Back Row: Mary Alice Castnllo. Senior Secretary; Lynn Brown. Senior Secretary; Mike Leone. Senior Secretary: Carol Stchling. Senior Secretary; Betty Benton. Senior Secretary; Alla Long. Executive Assistant; Gerry Beckham, Administrative Secretary. Front Row: Eileen Glover. Administrative Assistant II; Pat Ponko-ney. Senior Secretary; Shirley Green, Administrative Secretary; Marie Azure. Senior Secretary; Polly Husted. Administrative Secretary, Anna Saldana, Administrative Assistant II. Staff —65 Faculty RIGHT: Patrick S. Atiyah. Visiting Professor of Law. B.C.L.. Oxford. BELOW: Barbara Bader Aldave. Professor of Law. J.D., California at Berkley. BELOW RIGHT: John Ayer. Visiting Professor of Law. LLM.. Yale. OPPOSITE PGE. TOP NEAR RIGHT: Hans W. Baade. Hugh Lamar Stone Professor of Law. Dr. Ivr.. Kiel. OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP FAR RIGHT: Richard V. Barndt. Professor of Law. LL.B.. Utah. OPPOSITE PAGE. BOTTOM NEAR RIGHT: Paul L. Barron. Visiting Associate Professor of Law. |.D.. Pennsylvania. OPPOSITE PAGE. BOTTOM FAR RIGHT: Phillip C. Bobbitt. Assistant Professor of Law. J.D., Yale. 66— Faculty Faculty - Faculty — 67 Faculty RIGHT: Michael J. Churgin, Associate Professor of Law. J.D.. Yale. BELOW LEFT: Edward R. Cohen. Professor of Law. LL.B., Yale. BELOW RICHT: Patricia A. Cain. Professor of Law, J.D.. Georgia. OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP NEAR RIGHT: Robert O. Dawson. William Benjamin Wynne Professor of Law. J.S.D.. Wisconsin. OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP FAR RIGHT: George E. Dix. Professor of Law. J.D.. Wisconsin. OPPOSITE PAGE. BOTTOM NEAR RIGHT: Joseph M. Dodge. Professor of Law. LL.M., New York University. OPPOSITE PAGE. BOTTOM FAR RIGHT: David A. Anderson. Professor of Law. J.D., University of Texas. Faculty Faculty — 69 — Faculty 70 — Faculty OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP LEFT: Mary Dunlap, Visiting Associate Professor of Law. J.D., California at Berkley. TOP RIGHT: Parker Fielder. William F. Francis.. Ir. Professor of Law. LL.B.. Texas. BOTTOM LEFT: David Filvaroff. Professor of Law. LLB.. Harvard. BOTTOM RIGHT: Lawrence Goffney. Assistant Professor. LL.M.. Columbia. THIS PAGE. TOP LEFT: Steven Goode. Assistant Professor of Law. J.D. Yale. BOTTOM LEFT: Lino Graglia. Rex G. Baker and Edna Heflin Baker Professor of Law. LL.B., Columbia. BOTTOM RIGHT: Robert Hamilton, Vinson and Elkins Professor of Law. J.D.. Chicago. Faculty Faculty — 71 --------- Faculty - TOP RIGHT: Gunther Hand!. Visiting Associate Professor of Law. J.S.D.. Yale. BELOW: |. Patrick Hazel. Adjunct Professor of Law, J.D.. University of Texas. MIDDLE RIGHT: William O. Huie. Sylvan tang Professor of Law. S.J.D.. Harvard. BOTTOM RIGHT: David Hill. Visiting Associate Professor of Law. J.D., Nebraska. 72 —Faculty Faculty M-) fr KFem. ‘ U %V ' LEFT: Stanley M. Juhanson, fudge Benjamin H. Powell Professor of Law. LL.M.. Harvard. BOTTOM LEFT: Corwin W. Johnson. William C. Liedtkc Professor of Law. J.D.. Iowa. BOTTOM RIGHT: W. Page Keeton. W. Page Keeton Professor of Law. S.J.D.. Harvard. Faculty — 73 TOP RIGHT: Leon Lebowitz, Professor of Law. LL.M.. New York. BELOW LEFT: Richard Markovits. Professor of Law. LL.B.. Yale. BELOW RIGHT: InRa Markovits. .Assistant Professor of Law. LL.M.. Yale. Faculty 74 — Faculty TOP LEFT: Robert Means. Mr. and Mrs. Hines H. Baker Professor of Law. LLB.. Harvard. BELOW: Roy Mersky. Professor of Law. Director of Research and Librarian. J.D.. Wisconsin. M.A.LS. BOTTOM LEFT: Francis Maloney Jr.. Adjunct Professor of Law, LL.B„ Texas. BOTTOM RIGHT: Isabel Marcus. Assistant Professor. J.D.. California at Berkley. Faculty Faculty — 75 BELOW: Richard Poole. Visiting Professor of Law, J.D.. University of London. TOP RIGHT: William Powers. Professor of Law, J.D.. Harvard. BOTTOM LEFT: Woodrow Patterson. Adjunct Professor of Law, LL.B.. Texas. BOTTOM RIGHT: Keith Morrison. Professor of Law. LL.B., Yale. Faculty 76 — Faculty Faculty Faculty — 77 THIS PAGE, TOP RIGHT: Michael Rosenthal, Professor of Law, J.D.. Columbia. BELOW LEFT: Michael Sharlot, Wright C. Morrow Professor of Criminal law, LLB., Pennsylvania. BELOW RIGHT: John Sampson, Professor of Law. LLB., Minnesota. OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP LEFT: Stanley Walker. Associate Professor of Law. J.D.. LLB., Yale. TOP RIGHT: James Treece. Dougherty Chair Co-Holder and temporary Marrs McLean Professor of Law. J.D., Illinois. BOTTOM LEFT: Edward Sherman. Bryant Smith Professor of Law. J.D.. Harvard. BOTTOM RIGHT: Ernest Smith. Professor of Law. LL.B.. Harvard. Faculty 78 — Faculty Faculty Faculty —79 TOP RIGHT: Joseph Witherspoon. Thomas Shelton Maxcy Professor of Law. S.J.D.. Harvard. BOTTOM LEFT: Bernard Ward. Thomas Watt Gregory Professor of Law, LLVL, Yale. BELOW RIGHT: Olin Guy Wellborn. Professor of Law, J.D.. Harvard. Faculty 80 —Faculty TOP LEFT: Jerre Williams, John B. Connally Professor of Law, J.D., Columbia. BOTTOM LEFT: Charles Alan Wright, Charles T. McCormick Professor of Law. LL.B.. Yale. BOTTOM RIGHT: Kenneth Woodward, Robert F. Wlndfohr Professor of Law. LL.B.. Texas. Faculty Faculty — 81 Faculty 82 —Faculty V Faculty Faculty —83 84 —Classes Classes — 85 Freshlaw AARON. ANN-MARIE CERDA. Austin University of Texas at San Antonio ACOSTA. DANIEL GRIJALVA. El Faso Harvard University ADAMS. CORNELIA MADSEN. New York. NY: Bryn Mawr College ADER. JONATHAN PAUL. Kcrrville University of Texas at Austin ADKINS. JAMES B.. F.I Paso University of Texas at Austin AGUILAR. IRIS Y.. McAllen Pan American University ALLEN. MILDRED ANN. Georgetown Southwestern University ALTENBERN. DAVID THOMAS. Austin Michigan State University AMOS. |ESSIE ALLIENE. Houston University of St. Thomas ANDERSON. ANITA JANE. San Antonio Texas A I University ANDERSON. REBECCA SUE. Dallas Southwestern University AUSTIN. EARL BOWEN. Dallas University of Texas at Austin BAGGETT. |AMES B.. Austin University of Texas at Austin BAKER. BETTE ANN. Portsmouth. Nl I Simmons College BALL. CRAIG DOUGLAS. White Plains. NY Rice University BARNETT. MARGARET ANN. Houston University of Texas at Austin BARRERA. CARLOS H.. Laredo Georgetown University BARTOS. IX)N KEITH. Waco University of Texas at Austin BECERRA. DAVID JOSEPH. F.I Paso University of Texas at El Paso BELL. RENE F.. Houston Austin College BENTON. JIMMIE LEE. Austin United States Air Force Academy BEVERSDORFF. LANCE NILS. Luling Southwest Texas State University BISHOP. BRIAN W . Austin University of Texas at Austin BIVINS. DEMETRIUS KELVIN. Mesquite United States Military Academy BLACKLOCK. BONNIE DALE. Austin University of Texas at Austin BLACKWOOD. LAURA MARGARET. Round Rock: University of Texas at Austin BLAIR. C. WILLIAM. Houston Occidental College BLAZEK. LAURIE LYNN. Beaumont University of Texas at Austin BOSIEN. BRIAN KEVIN. Kingwood Texas A M University BOUCHARD. STEPHEN ALFRED. Austin University of Texas at Austin 86 — Freshlaw Freshlaw BREWER. GAYE LYNN. Culfporl. MS Lamar University BURROUGHS. MARK ALAN. Spring Stephen F. Austin State University BYRD. SUSAN MARGARET. Abilene University of Texas at Austin CAIRNS. GREGORY BRUCE. Eau Claire. WS University of Wisconsin at Madison CALDWELL. JAMES DUDLEY. Corpus Christi: University of Texas at Austin CALHOUN. WILSON OTTOMAR. Dallas University of Texas at Austin CAMPOS. MIRIAM GORE. Austin University of Texas at Austin CARSTARPHEN. EDWARD MORGAN III. Decatur. GA: Vanderbilt University CHACON. KURT BENNETT. Groves University of Texas at Austin CHAMBERS. LEO ALLEN JR.. Austin Rice University CHECK LEY. JAMES WILLIAM JR.. Austin Montclair State College CHOZICK. ROBER T HARRIS. Waco University of Texas at Austin CLARK. LISA ANNE. Austin Yale College CLAUSSEN. RUTH EDEN. Dallas Southern Methodist University CLEAR. THOMAS JOSEPH III. Albuquerque. NM: University of New Mexico COLLINS. BRYAN PETER. Houston University of Texas at Austin COLLMER. MARK WESLEY. Waco Baylor University CONWAY. ANA LUISA. Austin Texas Tech University CONWAY. SUSAN C.. Austin Rice University COODY. DAVID W.. Austin Valdosta State College COTHAM. WILLIAM MARK. Houston Northwestern University COTTON. MITSIILENE. Birmingham. AL University of Texas at Austin CROSS. JOE WARREN. Fort Worth Southwestern University CURL. PAUL THOMAS. San Antonio University of Texas at Austin DAVIS JOHN STUART. Dallas University of Texas at Austin DAVIS. MICKEY RAY. Austin University of Arizona DAY. JAMES RICHARD |R.. Uvalde Texas A M University DELANEY. CHARLES TIMOTHY. Irving Yale University DELGADO. RODOLFO. Edinburg University of Michigan DEM BY. STEVEN CHARLES. Miami. FL Florida Stale University Freshlaw — 87 Freshlaw DEMPSEY. MARIE JEANNETTE. Austin Smith College DENSON. JOHN DAVID. Austin University of Texas at Austin DONLEY. RAY NEIL. Austin Abilene Christian University DOUGLAS. WONDERLAND ANN. Houston Fisk University EDGELL RICIIARD BAXTER. Midland Rice University EISENBRAUN. MARK WAYNE. Wall. SD Oxford University and University of South Dakota ELLWOOD. DANIEL LEE. Bccvillc Texas AfcM University ESCAMILLA. DAVID AI.BERT. Corpus Christi: University of Texas at Austin FERNANDEZ. MARCO. Temple Marv Hardin-BaylorCollege FISCHER. RICHARD SHELDON. Ithaca. NY Cornell University FLORES. JUDITH AZALEA. Edinburg Pan American University FOSTER. MARK EDWARD. Whitcsboro Texas Tech University FRIDERICHS. JOHN S . Austin Duke University FRIEDMAN. LAUREN GAYLE. Birmingham. AL: Newcomb College.Tulane University FRIEDMAN. NANCY ELIZABETH. Houston Georgetown University FULLER. NANCY SUSAN. Austin University of Texas at Austin CANDY. PAUL DWAYNE. San Antonio Harvard College 88 — Freshlaw Freshlaw GARCIA. CRISELDA. Pecos Angelo Slate University GARCIA. DAVID. Pharr University of Michigan GARCIA. DIANA ELAINE. San Antonio University of Texas at San Antonio GARCIA. JULIETA CERALINDA. San Antonio; Trinity University GARCIA. ROGELIO. McAllen University of Texas at Austin GARRISON. CONSTANCE HAYDEL. I louston: Newcomb College GARWOOD. WILLIAM L. Austin Princeton University GIBBONS. WILLIAM J.. San Antonio Universilv of Texas at Austin GILLUM. CHERYL DENE Houston University of Houston CLANZ. JACQUIE SUE. Austin Williams College GOLDSTON. STEVE DENNIS. Roanoke University of Texas at Austin GONZALES. ANTHONY IGNACIO. El Paso University of Texas at El Paso GONZALES. RUDY F.. Corpus Christ University of Texas at Austin GREENWELL. THOMAS FREDERICK. King of Prussia. PA George Washington University GR1ESS. TIIOMAS EVERETT JR.. Austin Colgate University GRISSOM. MARK RHEY. El Paso University of Texas at El Paso GUTIERREZ. LINDA. San Antonio Randolph-Macon Woman's College Freshlaw — 89 Freshlaw GUZMAN. DF.E DEE. I.arcdo University of Texas at Austin HAMPTON. ANDRE. Houston University of Texas I IARPF.R. Tl IF.RESA ROSE. Metairie. I.A I.ouisiana State University HARRIS. CAMERON MOYER. Georgetown University of Arizona HARRIS. WILLIAM GIBBS. San Antonio Rice University HARTMANN. DENNIS. Houston University of Alabama IIARTNETT. JAMES JOSEPH JR.. Dallas Austin College HAUC. DAVID LLOYD. Fort Wurth University of Texas at Austin HEBERT. SIMEON WYCK. New Braunfels University of Texas at Austin HEDRICK. MOLLY ANN. Austin Texas A M University IIENDERSON. RUSSELL VAN. I louston Rice University HEREDIA. CLAUDIO. Eagle Pass University of Texas at San Antonio HERMAN. DEBBIE ANN. Baytown University of Texas at Austin HERNANDEZ. IRMA DIANNE. San Antonio St. Mary’s University HIBBS. KELC1E AUGUSTA. Richardson Emory University HICKSON. ELIZABETH JUNE. Austin University of Texas at Austin HILL. JAMES FORREST DAVIDSON. Austin Pcppcrdinc University HILL. JOHN ROBINSON. San Marcos Tulanc University HILLYER. BART. Toledo. OH University of Toledo HOLI.IMON. STEVEN EUGENE. Bryan Howard University HONEYCUTT. JAMES DAVID. Taylor Rice University HOOD. HUGH DARRELL. Austin Texas A M University HOOKS. A1LEEN MARIE. Findlay. OH Georgetown University HOWARD. JAMES SCOTT. Austin Duke University HOWELL. JOHN FRANKLIN III. Austin University of Texas at Austin HUDDLESTON. BRENDA. Tulsa. OK University of Tulsa IIUNTER. Tl IOMAS F.. Austin University of Houston HUTCHINS. ELNEITA S . Houston Wellesley College HYDEN, DOUGLAS RAYMOND. San Angelo Angelo State University JOHNSON. LISA KATHLEEN. Austin Oberlin College 90 — Freshlaw Freshlaw JOHNSTON. STUART BROOKS. JR.. Houston; University of Texas at Austin JOOSTEN. RICHARD L. JR.. New Canaan. CT Princeton University KAMINASH. BENJAMIN H.. Austin College of New Rochelle KATZ. ERIC M.. Kemah University of Pennsylvania KELLY. GEORGE WILLIAM. Austin Obcrlin College KENNEDY. MATTHEW JAMES IV. Houston University of Texas at Austin KORIOTH. SUSAN CLARE. Sherman Austin College KUTCHIN. JOSHUA TIMOTHY. Houston Rice University LACHER. RICKIE ALAN. Dallas University of Texas at Austin I.ANCENBERG. RAY H.. Austin University of Houston LEAL. GLORIA. Weslaco University of Texas at Austin LEBAS. DAVID LUKE. Austin University of Texas at Austin LEDLIE. DOUGINS E.. Austin University of Texas at Austin LEE. JUDY CHU. Pharr University of Texas at Austin LEHRMANN. CREGORY ALAN. Fort Worth University of Texas at Austin Freshlaw LEMAISTRE. WILLIAM SIDNEY. Houston Austin College LEVOY. KATHERINE ANN. Oklahoma City. OK: Wellesley College UEBER. LORETTA FAYE. Houston Louisiana State University LIZARRAGA. MARCOS ALEJANDRO. El Paso: University of Texas at El Paso MACPHAIL. STEPHEN M . Woodland Hills. CA: California Polytechnic State University MANDELL. JEFFREY MARTIN. Golf. IL University of Virginia MARTI. MICHELLE SUZETTE. Cleburne Texas A M University MARTIN. GERRY C.. San Antonio Trinity University MARTINEZ. NICK O. JR.. El Paso University of Texas at El Paso MASON. ZACK DEAN. Austin University of Texas at Austin ABOVE: Professors' use of the Socriatic teaching method can prove quite intimidating the first few weeks of law school. 92 — Freshlaw Freshlaw MATTHEWS. MILBURN I.. Austin Arizona State University MAXWELL. MARILYN. Austin University of Texas at Austin MAYS. PEARL VERDELL. San Antonio University of Texas at Austin MCKEE. EVELYN JOHNNETTE. Austin Southern Methodist University MCMICHAEL. JAMES DAVID. Houston Louisiana State University MCNEELY. MINDY. South Padre Island Rice University MCWATTERS. JOHN MARK. Dallas Michigan State University MEUX. JOHN WHITTEN. Iowa Park Midwestern University MILNE. CYNTHIA SUE. Austin University of Texas at Austin MONROE. PAUL LARSSON. Austin Rice University MORRIS. JANELLE CONNEVEY. Austin Duke University MUELLER. ROBERT LOYD. Houston Texas A M University MURRAY. MICIIABL FRANK. San Francisco. CA Austin College NELSON. FRANK RALPH. College Station University of Wyoming NEWMAN. MALCOLM RANCE. Ozark. AL Obcrlin College NICOLAS. SANDRA ROSE. Corpus Christi University of Texas at Austin NICHOLSON. ARTHUR C. III. Enterprise. AL Georgetown University NICOUD.TREY. Dallas Stanford University NITZ. PAUL R., Houston Stephen F. Austin State University NOWLIN. ROBERT MICHAEL. Austin University of Texas at Austin OVIEDO. THERESA. San Antonio University of Texas at San Antonio OWEN. JANE C. Baton Rouge. LA Louisiana Stale University PADDEN. JEFF CARTER. Milwaukee. Wl University of Virginia PAUL. JAYNE MARIE. Oklahoma City. OK Oklahoma State University PARDIJE. JANICE ELAINE. Houston University of Texas at Austin PARGA. DENISE MARIE. West Babylon. NY New York University PARK. BARBARA J.. Austin Northwestern State University PARKER. JOSEPH CAIAPHAS. Austin Morehouse College PAYNE. REBECCA LYNN. Austin University of Texas at Austin PENA. ALFREDO. San Juan Pan American University Freshlaw — 93 Freshlaw PETERSON. HAL DERRICK. Kensington. MD University of Texas at Austin PHILLEY. STEVEN MONTAGUE. Houston University of Texas at Austin PILLER. DONALD JULIUS. Houston Rice University PLATNER. MICHAEL LYNN. Bartlesville. OK Oklahoma State University POWELL. DAVID WAYNE Austin Southern Methodist University POYNER, LESLIE ANN. Corpus Christi Sam Houston State University PREVOST. MARVIN ESTEBAN. Houston Oherlin College PRYZANT. JOSEPH ROBERT. Houston University of Texas at Austin RENNER. MICHAEL J.. Austin United States Air Force Academy RICHARDSON. DARELL ANDRE. Newark. NJ: Princeton University RIECKE. RANDALL LEE Corsicana University of Texas at Austin RILEY. MARK R . Austin University of Texas at Austin RISHEL. ERIC CHARLES. River Falls. Wl Texas Christian University ROBINSON. DIANA CEIL. Amarillo Trinity University RODGERS. CHERIE L.f Salt Lake City. UT University of Utah RODRICUEZ. JOSEPH CHRISTOPHER. Austin; Southwestern University RODRICUEZ. LINDA ANN. San Marcos University of Texas at Austin RODRIGUEZ. PABLO JR.. Austin University of Houston ROEHM. SUSAN ELIZABETH. Houston Rice University ROGERS. WILLIAM ALLEN JR.. Austin Southern Methodist University ROMANO. DANIEL Austin City University of New York ROSENBERG. AMY HARRIETT. Austin University of Texas at Austin ROSETTE. KARL WINSTON. Houston University of Texas at Austin RUIZ. OLIVIA. Austin University of Texas at Austin RULA. PAUL DAVID. Austin Vanderbilt University RYAN. JOHN PATRICK. Corpus Christi University of Texas at Austin SALU.FEMIC.. Austin Gramhling State University SANDS. ROD EUGENE. Houston University of Texas at Austin SANTOS. ADELA PENA. San Antonio Yale University SAUSEDA. JUAN ELISEO. Dimmitt West Texas State University 94 — Freshlaw Freshlaw SCI IARFF. SHARON R.. San Antonio University of Texas at Austin SCOTT. JOHN THOMAS. Metairie Tulane University SECORD. LINDA BOOTH. Austin Duke University SERRANO. FRANK BLAS. El Paso Rollins College SHANNON. BRIAN DAVID. San Angelo Angelo State University SIMMONS. WILLIAM DAVID. Athens Southwestern University SLOCUM. BRET JUSTIN. Sanger North Texas State University SMITH. CARY STEVEN. Alva. OK Northwestern Oklahoma State University SMITH. MURL EDWARD. Bryan University of Texas at Austin SPEARS. BERRY DAN. Midland Austin College ABOVE: One of the first social activities of the year was ‘ Meet the Profs Night sponsored by Phi Alpha Delta. Freshlaw —95 Freshlaw UNGER. ALI.KN L. Austin University of Nebraska UPCHURCH. KAY HARWARD. Dallas University of North Carolina UPTON. ARLEAS. SchulenburR University of Texas at Austin VAN AMBURGH. ROBERT WILLIAM. Dallas University of Texas at Austin VAN DERVORT. LINDA RAE. Austin Brown University TAYLOR. THOMAS WILSON. Fort Worth Texas Christian University THOMPSON. CRECORY MARK. Port Arthur University of Texas at Austin TlIOMPSON. LAYNE ALLEN. Pollok University of Texas at Austin TILLACK. CLAY ANDREW. Houston Dartmouth ColleRe TOBIAS. BETSY ANN. Racine. Wl University of Wisconsin at Madison TOMPKINS. ROBERT STEPHEN. Fort Worth Austin CoIIcrc TORRES-8AYOUTH. LIIJ.IANA. Puerto Rico; McGill University TREVINO. DESIDERIO. Laredo Texas A M University TUATAY. SUSAN L. Columbus. OH Ohio State University TIJBB. KICK. Dallas Vanderbilt University SPIVY. BRENT FLOYD. Nocona Abilene Christian University SRALLA. TIMOTHY GERARD. Florcsvillc University of Texas at Austin STEVENS. DOUGLAS ROBERT. Austin Indiana University STEWART. PATRICIA SUE. Austin University of Texas at Austin SULLIVAN. KEVIN ASBURY. Dallas North Texas State University SUMMERS. SANDRA S.. Austin Texas Christian University TALBOT. PAUL WILLIAM. Austin University of Pennsylvania TALLEY. SHARON KAY. Garden City. KS University of Oklahoma TAYLOR. LOUIS EDWARD. Austin Westminster CoIIcrc 96 Freshlaw I Freshlaw i VAN GILDER. DEREK R.. Austin University of Texas at Austin VAN HOOSER. STEPHEN WESLEY. Dallas University of Texas at Austin VARGAS. JAMES T.. San Antonio University of Texas at Austin VIDAURRI. STEVEN MARK. Edinburg University of Texas at Austin VINEYARD. DAVID DOUGLAS. Austin University of the South WALKER. CINDY JANE. Austin Baylor University WALLACE. CARY CAMERON. Uvalde University of Texas at Austin WARMAN. ETTA MARIA. Austin West Virginia University WARREN. TERRI GAY. Plano University of Texas at Austin WATTS. BEVERLY ELAINE. Universal City Trinity University WAXMAN. ELLEN J.. Houston Smith College WETHERSPOON. VANETIA KARYL. Baton Rouge. LA; Southern University WEYLANDT. ROBERT MICHAEL. Odessa University of Texas at Austin WIGINTON. MELISSA JOYCE. Houston University of Texas at Austin WILDER. WALT. Robstown University of Texas at Austin WILLIAMS. DONNY R.. Mer Rouge. LA Louisiana Tech University WILLIAMS. LANIS III. Scottsdale. AZ Arizona State University WILLIAMS. MARTHA ROSE. Houston De Paul University WILSHER. CHRISTOPHER DEVEREAUX. San Francisco. CA: Havcrford College WOLFSON. KENNETH ALAN. Austin University of Cincinnati WOMACK. MARK TOBIN. Spring University of Texas at Austin WOODS. JANE EVELYN. Marshall University of Texas at Austin ZARAGOZA. AIDA ANN. San Antonio ZUMMO, PATRICK ANDREW. Beaumont Rice University Freshlaw — 97 - w Midlaw ABDO. DANNY WAYNE. Dallas Southern Methodist University AGUILAR. GUADALUPE RIVERA. El Paso University of Texas at El Paso AGUIRRE. RICHARD. Corpus Christi Princeton University AHUMADA. CHRISTINA. El Paso University of Texas at El Paso AKERS. BROCK CORDT, Des Plaines. IL Texas Christian University ALEMAN. RAYMUNDO. Converse University of Texas at Austin ANDERSON. LISE ELLEN. Fort Worth University of Texas at Arlington ANSCHUTZ. KENT CLARK. Richardson Southern Methodist University ARRINCTON. W. JEWEL. Austin Centenary College BAILEY. SHEILA ANNETTE. Dallas Southern Methodist University BAKER, CARL F., Austin University of California at Santa Barbara BAKER. JAMES ADDISON IV. Houston Cornell University BARENBLAT. BRUCE ALLEN. Austin University of Texas at Austin BARNES. P. LOUISA M.. Austin University of Texas at Austin BARRY. THOMAS JOSEPH. Austin University of Texas at Austin BATHURST. CAMILLE ANN. Austin University of Virginia BELISLE, J. MERRITT. Austin University of Texas at Austin BENOIT. PAUL FREDERICK. Austin United States Military Academy BENTIVEC.NA, NICHOLAS. Lorctto. PA St. Francis College BIRCHEK. DOUGLAS EDGAR. Sugarland Ohio Wesleyan University BISKAMP. WILLIAM TAYLOR JR.. Dallas University of Texas at Austin BOYD. LAURENCE E.. Angleton Texas AAM University BROCK. JEANMARIE SUMMERTON. Austin College of William and Mary BROOKS. SHARON DIANE. Hurst East Texas State University 98 — Midlaw Midlaw BROOKSHIRE. ALEXANDRA AIJNE. Austin University of Texas at Austin BROTHERS. DOUG. Austin Amherst College BROWN. HARVEY GRANNIS JR.. Austin University of Texas at Austin BROWN. KIM D.. Houston Rice University BROWN. REAGAN MARK. Tyler Southern Methodist University BROWN. WILLIAM A.. Houston University of St. Thomas BRUEGGER. JOSEPH F.. Austin Kansas State University BUTLER. JAMES JACKSON. Austin University of Texas at Austin BUTLER. MONA SHERRELL Mountain City. TN University of Tennessee CAGLE. MOLLY. Austin Texas Tech University CALDWELL. BRENT RANDOLPH. Austin University of Texas at Austin CALLAHAN. JAMES KIM. Longview University of Texas at Austin CALLAWAY. ROBERT L. Dallas Southern Methodist University CANNATA. JACK CARMEL JR.. Houston University of Texas at Austin CANTY. STEPHEN JOSEPH JR.. San Antonio University of Texas at Austin CARTER. ROBERT R.. Pensacola. FL University of Texas at Austin CASTANO. ROSEMARIE DIANA. San Antonio University of Pennsylvania CAVAZOS. ANNA LAURA. Laredo Southwest Texas State University CECIL GRAYSON REED. Austin University of Texas at Austin CHILDS. KIM BRIAN. Austin St. John's College CHISIJM. MICHAEL DAVID. Austin University of Texas at Austin CHRISTOPHER. CHARLES VANCE. Dallas Davidson College CLARE. SUSAN APRIL. Austin University of Texas at Austin CLOSE. HOWARD LOUIS. Austin Louisiana State University Midlaw — 99 Midlaw CONNOLLY. JAMES MILTON. Austin Stephen F. Austin State University COOKF.. CYNTI ilA. I louston University of Texas at Austin COOPER. C. WADE. Carrollton Southern Methodist University COOPER. DAVID LEE, Austin Kansas State University CORONADO. BALTAZAR. Raymondvillc Pan American University COSSUM. JOHN STEWART. I louston Vanderbilt University COTTINCHAM. ELIZABETH ANNE. Dallas Texas Christian University COY. ALEX HERNANDEZ. San Antonio University of Pennsylvania CRAWFORD. JOE. Austin Stephen F. Austin State University CUELLAR. ENRIQUE ROBERTO. Laredo Georgetown University DAVID. WILLIAM MARK. Austin University of Texas at Austin DAVIDSON. LISA ANN. DeSoto Brigham Young University DAWSON-BROWN. CLAIRE STOKES. Austin University of Texas at Austin DOUGLASS. GREGORY CHARLES. Austin United States Military’ Academy DURRETT. ALLEN TEEL. Amarillo University of Texas at Austin EDELMAN. RICHARD HENRY. Austin University of Texas at Austin EDIE. WILLIAM GORDON. Dallas University of Texas at Austin EDROZO. LAWRENCE RICHARD. Texas City University of Houston EDWARDS. CATHERINE DUKE. Austin University of Iowa EDWARDS. CLARK G.. Austin Iowa State University ELIZALDE. CHRIS C.. Austin University of Texas at Austin ELLISOR. JACQUELINE BURUE'ITE. Galveston Oberlin College ERBEN. RANDALL HARVEY. San Antonio Princeton University FADAL. MELANIE HARPER. Austin Texas Tech University 100 — Midlaw Midlaw FAIR. LESLEY ANNE. Galveston University of Notre Dame FARENTHOLD, EMILE C.. Houston Vassar College FAY. CYNTHIA ANN. Dallas Southern Methodist University FERGUSON. NANCY CAROLYN. Austin Oklahoma State University FINKELSTEIN. MARK S.. Austin University of Texas at Austin FINN. MICHAEL PATRICK. Austin Mary Hardin-Baylor University FLINN. AMY LOUISE. Sinton St. Mary’s University FLORES. DAHLILA. Austin Pan American University ABOVE: Midlaw is the year when most students become active in the various law school organizations, such as Kim Brown and Robert Callaway who pledged Delta Theta Phi. a legal fraternity. Midlaw —101 Midlaw FRANKI, LINDA JULENE. Alice University of Texas at Austin FRAUSTRO. LINDA. Laredo University of Texas at Austin FRAZIER. RICKS PARKER. San Antonio Texas A M University FURMAN. JAMES HOUSLEY. Austin Embry-Riddle University CALTON. GLENN. Houston Duke University CARATONI. MICHAEL REX. Fort Dodge. IA Abilene Christian College GARDNER. VICKI WYNNE. Austin Rice University GARZA. DAVID L. Benavides University of Texas at Austin CEDDIE. ALICE LENOR. Marshall East Texas State University GIBBENS. MICHAEL J.. Austin Rice University GLASS. CYNTHIA RAY. Houston Tufts University GOLDSTUCKER. MARK E.. Austin University of Texas at Austin GONZALEZ. RANDY V.. Austin University of Texas at Austin GR ANZIN. KENDAL LOUIS. Miles University of Texas at Austin GREEN. STEVEN K.. Austin Texas Christian University GRINER. HENRY PHILLIP II. Austin University of Texas at Austin GROSS. DAVID BRYAN. Austin University of Texas at Austin GUY. TERRY CALLAHAN. Austin University of Texas at Austin HANKINS. MITCHELL DALE. Austin Southwestern University HATHAWAY. BARBARA DREXLER. Austin Cornell University HEASLEY. JOHN MARK. El Paso University of Texas at Austin HEIN. STEVEN E . Austin University of Kansas HENRICKS. SUSAN. Austin University of Texas at Austin HILL. CYNTHIA JANE. Dallas University of Texas at Austin 102 —Midlaw Midlaw HINOJOSA, LETICIA. Brownsville University of Texas al Austin HODSON. EVAN. Austin Trinity University HOFFMAN. JOSEPH A.. St. Marys. PA St. Vincent College HOMER. JANIS LYNN. Richardson Valparaiso University HOOVER. DWAYNE ALLEN. Austin Abilene Christian University HOPLEY. EMMY LOUISE. Cincinnati. OH Duke University HORTON. HENRY HOLLIS. Austin Duke University HOWELL. ROBERT I.. Prcmont St. Mary's University HUDMAN. JAMES ARTHUR. Bishop University of Houston HUERTA. EVELYN. Hebbronville Texas A I University HUNT. RICHARD MARTIN. Richardson Rice University JAMISON. BRYAN WILLIAM. Houston Southern Methodist University IENKINS. NANCY LAURA. Austin Carthage College JERCINS. MICHAEL PAUL. Austin University of Texas at Austin JOHNSON. DANA KRISTI. Round Rock Sam Houston State University JONES. KAREN FERGUSON. Worthington. OH Rice University JOYCE. JEFFREY LLOYD. Bryan Texas A M University JOYNER. GUY J.. Austin University of Mississippi JUAREZ. JOSE ROBERTO JR.. Laredo Stanford University KEE. JOHN LESTER III. Dallas Duke University KEE. TRACY ELIZABETH. Dallas University of Notre Dame KELLY. MARY CECILIA. Houston Harvard University KELSEY. CARMEN JOVETA. Austin University of Texas at Austin KENNEDY. BRENDA PI COLA. Temple University of Texas at Austin Midlaw —103 Midlaw KILGORE. CELIA W.. Austin University of Texas al Austin KNOWLING. MARIA YVETTE. Kansas City. MO Bishop College LEACH. WILLIAM HORTON. Austin Rice University LEPKOWITZ. JEFF U.. Houston University of Texas at Austin LEHECKA. SCOIT ALAN. Austin Pennsylvania State University LITTLE. LAURA MARGARET. Austin Rice University LYLES. LAWRENCE FRANCE. Austin Washington and Lee University MACE. CARL ROBERT. Houston University of Texas at Austin MAHER. PATRICK |OSEPH. Dallas University of Santa Clara MAITKE. GARY RICHARD. Willinmsvillc. NY State University of New York MARTIN. NAURICEGRANT CUMMINGS. Houston University of Texas al Austin MARTINEZ. DENISE. San Antonio University of Texas at Austin RIGHT: Between classes the covered walkway becomes crowded with students heading for their lockers or for a break in Keeton's Casino or Tom Clark Lounge. IfM — Midlaw Midlaw MATTOX. SHARON MARIE. Austin Emporia State University MCALISTER. KARLA KUSLER. Austin Oklahoma State University MCALISTER. LLOYD GEORGE. Austin Oklahoma State University MCCARTNEY. CATHERINE LOUISE. Houston Princeton University MCCORD. KIRBY DEAN. Roanoke Oklahoma State University MCCRARY. 10HN W.. Freeport Rice University MCDERMOTT. JOSEPH A. III. Houston University of Texas at Austin MCKEE. KAY ROXANNE. Austin University of Texas at Austin MEADOWS. CARL DEWAYNE. Kentwood. Ml Michigan State University MENTZER. VIRGINIA ANN. Houston University of Virginia MEYER. CORA LYNN, tongview North Texas State University MIGGINS. EILEEN MARY. Houston Randolph Macon Woman's College Midlaw —105 Midlaw KILGORE. CELIA W.. Austin University of Texas al Austin KNOWLINC. MARLA YVETTE. Kansas City. MO Bishop College LEACH. WILLIAM HORTON. Austin Rice University LEFKOWITZ. |EFF I).. Houston University of Texas at Austin LEHECKA. SCOTT ALAN. Austin Pennsylvania Stale University LITTLE. LAURA MARGARET. Austin Rice University LYLES. LAWRENCE FRANCE. Austin Washington and Lee University MACE. CARL ROBERT. Houston University of Texas at Austin MAHER. PATRICK JOSEPH. Dallas University of Santa Clara MAITRE. CARY RICHARD. Williamsville. NY Stale University of New York MARTIN. NAURICE GRANT CUMMINGS. Houston University of Texas al Austin MARTINEZ. DENISE. San Antonio University of Texasat Austin RIGHT: Between classes the covered walkway becomes crowded with students heading for their lockers or for a break in Keeton's Casino or Tom Clark Lounge. 104 — Midlaw Midlaw MATTOX. SHARON MARIE. Auslin Emporia Stale University MCALISTER. KARLA KUSLER. Austin Oklahoma State University MCALISTER. LLOYD CEORCE. Auslin Oklahoma State University MCCARTNEY. CATHERINE LOUISE. Houston Princeton University MCCORD. KIRBY DEAN. Roanoke Oklahoma State University MCCRARY. JOHN W.. Freeport Rice University MCDERMOTT. JOSEPH A. III. Houston University of Texas at Austin MCKEE. KAY ROXANNE. Austin University of Texas at Austin MEADOWS. CARL DEWAYNE. Kentwood. Ml Michigan State University MENTZKR. VIRGINIA ANN. 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Phi Alpha Delta ZEIDMAN. MARK ROBERT. Corpus Christi University of Texas at Austin LEFT: Don Miller persuades Doug Collins to sign up for ABA LSD. Seniors —129 Douglas F. Culbertson Dean Leon Green In Memoriam 130 In Memoriam An Accounting Index —131 1980 Peregrinus Yearbook Index A Aaron. Ann-Marie Cerda..............US Abdo. Danny Wayne 38. 41.98 Acosta. D.inirlCriialva ........... 86 Adams. Cordy....................... 3“ Adams. Cornelia Madsen............. 86 Ader. |nnalhan Paul 86 Adkins, lames 0..................38.88 Agnew. Virginia Marie ............. 46 Aguilar. Guadalupe Rivera . 32.98 Aguilar. Iris Y 86 Aguilar. Mario 33.39 Aguirre. Richard................35.98 Ahumada. Christina .. 98 Akers. Brock Cord!____ 32.46.98 Albright. Thomas Andrew 48. 50 Aldave. Barbara Bader 41.88 Airman. Kaymundo ................. 98 lle«i. Fred 39 Mien. Mildred Ann 86 Allison. Bill 82 Alston. Elizabeth Anne..........46 Alton. Stephen Rashi 44 Altenbem. David Thomas 86 American |oum il of Criminal Law 30 Amis. Judy .. .... 39 Amos. |cssie Allicne--- 86 Amsterdam. Cary Hal 32.37.48.110 Anderson. Anita |anc 86 Anderson. David A. . 35.68 Anderson. Frederick Gene 50.110 Anderson. Gwynn 64 Anderson, Lite Ellen 98 Anderson. Rebecca Sue 86 Anschutz. Kent Clark.............98 Anson. Thomas Kramer.........50.110 Arnold. Steven Douglass 31.37.44,110 Arrington. W. Jewell 50i9n Ash. |im :� 2 Assault and Flattery ...............16 Aliyah. Patricks.................. .66 Atlas. Morris. .................... 59 Austin. Earl Bowen 8b Austin. Henry Wiggs|r. no Ayer. |ohn .........................66 A .urc. Marie .................... 65 B Baade. Hans W. . 9 66 Bachelors of Law 31 Baggett, lames B. 86 Bagot. Michael H. |r. . ..no Hailey. Sheila Annette 53.98 llaird. Robin Karri II 41 Baker. Bette Ann 86 Baker. Carl F. . 51.98 Baker Hines 59 Baker. lames Addison IV .. 49.98 Baldwin. John Timothy 30 Ball. Craig Douglas 86 Balman. Steven Kent 30. 44 Barentil.it Bruce Allen 49,98 Barndt. Rk hard V 66 Barnes P. Louisa M. 40. 44.98 Barnett. Margaret Ann 86 Barrera. Carlos H 35.86 Barron. Paul I- 66 Barry. Thomas Joseph 98 Bartlett. Roy Marshal |r. 33 Bartos. Don Keith 86 Bathurst. Camille Ann .. 49.98 Batson. David Warren 44.110 Bearden. Mary Margaret no Becerra. David |oscph 86 Beckelman. Steven'Arthur.. 46 Beckham. Gerry 65 Belisle. | Merritt 98 Bell. Rene F .... 86 Bell. William Warren III ... 34 Bennett. Dyke 52 Brnndt. Gary Benard . no Bennett. Kevin Dane 30 Be noit. Paul Frederick 98 Benton. Betty 65 Renton. |lmm!e las- 53.86 Bcntivegna. Nicholas 96 BcmaL Abelordo Perez. .35.110 Bernard. David K 51 Berry. Jerry Fredrick 43. 110 Bcvcredorf. lathe 'Nils 86 Binder. Bob 43 Birchcr. Dougins Edgar .55.98 Bisby. Blair Allen 44 Bishop. Bnan W. 86 Biskamp. William Taylor |r. 98 Bivins. Demetrius Kelvin 52.86 IBacklock. Bonnie Dale 86 Blackwell. Elizabeth 43 IBackwood. laura Margaret 86 Blair. C. William 86 BLinkir.ship. Cyndi 32.46 48.110 Ifla .ek. Laurie Lynn 86 [Boom. Edmund Stanley |r. 44 Iflunk. Richard Allan 44 Board of Advocates .32.33 Bobbin. Phillip C 66 Bollero. Barbara launse 40 Bolzle. Gregory Allen 110 Bonner. Richard 32 Borne, lames Paul 30.110 Bosier.. Brian Kevin 86 Bouchard. Stephen Alfred . 86 Bowles. Scott Marlin 16.110 Boyd. Laurence K 11.43.98 Bramlett. Jeffrey Owen 41.50 Breland. Patricia Ann K 46 Brewer. Gaye Lynn 87 Bridges. Barbara 64 Hnnker. David Craig .. 30. 32 Bnuolar.i. 1 anils Edward III 111 Brock. JeanmarieSiinimerton 50.98 Drock-Sullivan. Betsy 37 Uroiinc. Pat 37 Bronson. Rebecca Barnett 32.40 Brooks Sharon Diane 43.98 Brooks William 54 Brookshire. Alexandra Aune 46.99 Brothers. Doug 99 Brown. Brian Edward 111 Brown. Harvey Giannis Jr.. 51.99 Brown. Kim D. 37.99. 101 Brown. Lynn 65 Brown. Ri agan Mark 33.99 Brown. Rodney ler Jr 19.44.51 Brown. Vivian 65 Brown. William A. 99 Bruce. Debra Lynn 50. Ill Bruegger. Joseph F. 31.99 Bruns. Phillip 51 Bryant. David 51 Buchanan. Kalhi Susan 41 Burroughs. Mark Alan 87 Burton. Anne 64 Burton. Mary 64 Butler, lames Jackson 9.55.99 Butler. Mona Sherrcll 11.55.99 By rd. John Timothy. 34.50 Byrd. Susan Margaret 87 c Cagle. Molly 99 Cain. Patricia A 68 Cairns. Gregory Bruce . 87 Caldwell. Brent Randolph 99 Gakiwrll, James Dudley . . . 87 Calhoun. Wilson Otlomar 87 Callahan, lames Kim .. 99 Callaway. Robert 1. 31.37.47.99.101 Callier. Joseph Alan 32.46. S3.111 Cameron. James Turner .. 111 Campos. Miriam Gore ...87 Gannata. Jack Carmel |r. 99 Canty. Stephen Joseph Jr. 99 Cardenas. Carlos Fliliicado 111 Carey. Darrell Ray 111 Carstarphcn. Edward Morgan III 87 Carter. Robert R 55.99 Case. Caroline Ann 41. Ill Cason. Mark Andrew .30.31.44.45. Ill Castano. David Gary 30 Castano. Rosemarie Diana 43.99 Castello. Mary Alice .... . .65 Castetter. Alan Lee 32.46 Castro. Isaac Mendoza ...30 Cavazos. Amalia Morin 35.111 Cavazos. Anna Laura 35.99 Cedi. Grayson Reed 48.99 Gerdts. Cecilia 64 Chacon. Kurt Bennett 37.87 Chambers. Leo Allen |r. 87 Chancellors 34 diet kley. James William Jr 87 Chicano U« Students Association .35 Childs. Kim Brian 38.55.99 Chisum. Michael David . ..99 Chovick. Robert Harris 37.87 Christopher, diaries Vance 32.99 Churgin. Michael J 36.68 dark. Edward 59 Clark. Lisa Anne 87 dare. Susan April 99 dnutsen. Ruth Eden 87 dear. Thomas Joseph III 87 Uifton. Jo Arlene. 40 dote. Howard Louis ...99 Cocke, lackvin 0 111 Codding. Donald William 41. 44.55, 111 Cogswell. Betty . . .64 Cohen. Edward R. 68 Colby. James Francis 40.44. Ill Collins. Bryan Peter . ..87 Collins. Douglas l-anham 32. 129 Collmcr. Mark Wesley 87 Connolly . James Milton too Conroy. Mary Katherine 38.43. Ill Consuegra. Luis Alberto 111 Conway. Ana Luisa 87 Conway. Susan C.. 87 Coody. David W 87 Cooke. Cynthia 43 WO Cooper. C. Wade 31.46. 100 HEADQUARTERS FOR UT GIFTS SPECIALTIES! Complete Monogram Service Community SCHERTS National Bank Mambar F0IC y 132 — 1980 Peregrinus Index Cooper. l)a id Lee .... Coronado. Ballazar....... Correa. Erode............ Covv.nn. John Stewart Cotham. William Mark Goto Susan...... ......... Coitmgham. Elizabeth Anne Cotton. MiUi llenc Council.Fram.es........... Cox. Molly ............ Coy. Alex Hernandez....... Crawford, Joe Wayne....... Criminal Law Association Crinkley. Carolyn Ayraley Cross. |oe Warren Cuellar. Enrique Roberto Culbertson. Douglas F Curl. Paul Thomas........ D David. William Mark Davidson. |oseph Thomas Davidson, Liu Ann Davis. Donald Richard Davis. Cary Ward |r...... IXjvis. |ohn Stuart Davi . Mickey Ray........ Dawson. Robert O Dmson-Brown. Claire Stokes Day. James Richard |r..... Delaney. Charles Timothy Delgado. Rodolfo Delta Theta Phi ......... Dcmby. Steven Charles Dempsey. Marie IcanneUe. Denson. |ohn David......... De Prato. Lisa ........... 46. 100 I)e Vergie. Adrienne 64 35.100 Diaz. Elena 3a 35.112 . .43 Dickie. Martha Sue 112 too Dill ion. Gregory la-e 36.112 .. 07 Dishongh. Cary Randall 112 .64 Dix. George E 30.68 100 Dixon. Thomas.. 53 87 Dobbins. Jpy 39 ... 59 Dobray. Debbie .37 43 Dockerty. Harvj Ruth so 46. too Dodge. Joseph M 68 44. 100 Dominguez. Judy 65 36 Donley. Ray Neil 88 49.112 Dougherty. |. Chrys 59 87 Douglas. Cary Davis . . 44 35.-.0O Douglas. Wonderland Ann . 53.68 129 Douglass. Gregory Charles ICO 87 Downes. Robert Richard . 37.112 Drews, lack , 51 Dubtnski. Harold Rodney . . 16.112 Dudley. Brooke F. 58.59 Duke. Charles 59 Dunbar. |ohn 32.37 46.100 Dunlap. Mary 71 -.112 Dunne. Joseph Aloyslus 112 100 Durbin. Diana Caba a ... 3a112 112 Durbin. Richard Louis Jr 50.112 •...44 Durretl. Allen Teel 100 87 Durst. Philip 32.33 ....87 Dwyer. A. Erin 34.48. 112 68 Dyer. William Jack . M.sam -.100 ....87 -...87 87 E ....37 ....87 Edelman. Richard Henry — 100 ....88 Edge'll. Richard Baxter .... 88 ....88 Edio. William Cordon . 55. 100 ..37 Edinger, Cynthia Teal .48.40 Edro .o. Lawrence Richard 1(K) Hanz.la u Ann 113 Educators 56-83 Fleming. Timothy Brian 16.32.113.117 Edwards. Catherine Duke 100 Flinn. Amy Iziuise 30.55.101 Edwards. Clark C too Flon-s. Dahlila 101 Edwards. Katherine B 50.112 Flores. Judith Azalea 88 Edwards. Michael 52 Flores. Maria Luisa 35.113 Eichhorn. Jerome lames 43.113 Folse. Parker Camille III 34 50. 113 Eidman. Kraft 59 Posscy. William Richard 40. 113 Eisenbraun. Mark Wayne 88 Foster. Mark Edward 86 □birrs. Stephanie 51 Foust. Marvin King 32.41 .44 45. 113 Eldridge. John Rolfe ... 17. 49 K. ''ter. Tad 37 □izoldc. Chris C 1UU Fr.inki, Linda Juler.e 39. 40. 102 Ellisor. Jacqueline Burdette too Fruustro. Linda 102 KHwood. Daniel lav 88 Frazier. Ricks Parker 49.102 □rod. Michael Charles 30 F'ridenchs. John S. 37. 43.88 □skes. lames Karl 113 Friedman. I iurrn Caylc 88 Erben. Randall Harvey too Friedman. Nan« y Elizalielh . ..88 Escamilla. David Allien 88 Fuller. Nancy Susan . 88 Estes. |ohn 59 Fullerton. Byron .. .62 Furman, lames Houslcy 102 F G Fadal. Melanie Hjrper 100 Fair. Lesley Anne ,... 101 Gallon. Clenn 102 Farcnthold. F.mileC. . 101 Gandy. Paul Dwayne .. fit Fay. Cynthia Anti 37.101 Caratoni. Michael Kcx 32.102 Fein. Randall Jay 32 Garcia. CrisHda 89 Fcrchill. Cary David 113 Garcia. David .89 Ferguson. Nancy Carolyn 37. 101 Gircia. Diana Elaine 89 Fernandez. Margo 88 Cord . Edward Oscar 55 Fernandez. Richard K. .... 113 Garcia. |ulieta Ceralinda .. .. HI Fielder. Parker 71 Cards. Rogelio 89 Filvaroff. David 71 Cimlner. Robert ... 51 Ffncgan. Richard A |r 40 41 Gardner. Vicki Wynne 46. 102 Kmk'-Isteiii Mark 55. 101 Garrett. Ben Cox . 113 Finn. Michael Patrick ... 101 Garrison. Constance Hayilcl 89 Fischer. Danna Sue . 31.36. 16.51 Garwood. W St. John 89 Fischer. Richard Sheldon . 88 Garwood. 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William F....... M Goolsby. Barbara.................. 43 Gorier. Jane ..................... 64 Gould. Christopher G 39 Craslia. Lino .....................71 Grant. David Carroll............36.46 Cranzin. Kendal Louis..........39.102 Green. Leon 130 Green. Rudy ....................52.53 Green. Shirley.................. 65 Crcon. Steven K.......... 41.55.102 Gnenwell.Thomas Frederick 89 Griess. Thomas Everett.............99 Grissom. Mark Rhcy................ 99 Griner. Henry Phillip II ........ 102 Cromet. Stcvan |. 40.48.50.113 Gross David Bryan 102 Guerrero. Ana Maria ..... .. .30.113 Guerrero. Dinah................... 41 Gunter. Christopher Michael 3U. 37.113 Gutierrez, Linda 89 Gutierrez. George ................ 47 Guy. Terry Callahan............51.102 Guzman. Dee Dee.............. 90 H 1 lagan. Elizabeth Ann -10.41 Hall. Bryan Harris 40.114 HalL Carolyn 43 Hamble.Jim . 6t 1 lamblelon. Ann B 64 Hamblelon. Jim 64.82 Hamilton. Brett L 43.48. 114 Hamilton. Roller! 71 Hamilton. VirRinia 51 Hampton. Andre Hampton. William Herbert 38.47.114 Hampton. William lutioy... .53.114 Handl, Gunther 72 1 lankins. Mitchell Dale 102 Hardy. David Murff 114 Harper. Theresa Rose .90 Harrell. Barbara Ruth 55 Harris. Alan Weichsel . 43.49.114.117 Harris. Cameron Moyer................ jo Harris, Marion ....................... 9 Harris. William Cibbs 90 Hart. James ... ................... 39 Hartmann. Dennis...... 37.90 Hartnett. James Joseph |r.............90 Hartnett. Will 32 Hathaway. Barbara Drexler 102 Haug. David Lloyd.................... 90 Hand. |. Patrick......................72 Head. John Davis 37.49.! 14 Hensley. John Mark 31.37.102 Hetierl. Simeon Wyck .................90 Hcbncr. Diane Joyce 41.49 Hednck. Molly Ann ................... 90 Het mandk. Lois 37 Heilliruu. Kim 51 IteiliKenthai, Susan Feller .. . 2.114 Hein. Steven E................... 102 Henderson. Russell Van 90 Hrnrinks. Susan 44.102 Herd. 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Lovell, Dumas, Chairman James F. Clawson, Belton Mannette Antill Dodge, Dallas Paul D. Glover, Houston David B. Irons, Dallas Schuyler B. Marshall, IV, Dallas Edward D. McIntosh, Wichita I alls HftfO Pcregrinus Index —135 Heredia. Claudio 90 Herman. Debbie Ann 37.90 Henuu.de . Irina Dianne 90 Hcrrera-Cantillo. Patrick 114 Hibbs. Kelcic Augusta 90 Hicks. Ronald Dale . .. 2 Hickson. Elizabeth |une 43.90 Hill. Cynthia |ane . 49.102 Hill. David 72 Hill.C.Janine ...50. 114 Hill, James Forrest Davidson 43.90 Hill. John | 30 Hill, [ohn Robinson 90 Hillyer. Bart 9U Hinds. Jill 44 Hinojosa. Leticia 35.103 Hitt. Charles Lawrence . 30.32 Hockoday. Donald Kill ... 48 Hod son. Evan 103 Hoffman. Joseph A 103 Hoffmann. Steven William ...40.114 Hole. Ronald Clrn 115 Holgrcn. Carol Jean 43.55.115 Holley. Clen 52 Holliman. Steven Eugene 90 Holmes. Ucqucline Suzanne. 115 Hoi ringer. |an Katherine 46 Homer. Jams Lynn 49. 103 Honeycutt, lames David 90 Hi Mid. Hugh Darrell 90 Hooks. Ailccr Mane 37.90 Hoover. Dwayne Allen 103 Hopkins. Kate . 48,50. 115 Hoplry. Emmy l iuise 39.40. 103 Hopper. Lynn Cfossett 115 Hombcrger. Charles M 44 Horton. Henry Hollis .... 40. 103 Houp. Kenneth A3 House. Michael Paul ... 40.51 Howard. Brent Clifton III Howard, lames Scott 90 Ho well. John Franklin III............. 90 Howell. Robert 1............... 44.103 Huddleston. Brrnda ... .............90 lludnun. lames Arthur..............103 Hudson. |ohn H. Ill................115 Huerta. Evelyn .................35.103 Hughes. Jerry Adam 10.115 Hun-. William O. 72 Hunt. Richard Marlin.........30.51.103 Hunter. Charles Clinton..........38.46 Hunter. Thomas F................... 90 Hurst. Elizabeth Ann ............30.36 llusted. Polly..................... 65 Hutchins. Elncita S........... 53.90 Hutchinson. Paula Ann...............50 Hyden, Douglas Raymond 90 Hyder. Rltun........................59 I.J Inman. Paul David In Mcmoriam International Law Society lackson. Craig Leonard |.imeson. David Wayne lamisoo. Bryan William .. 50 130 39 16,43.33.115 32.36 ..31.44. 103 layson. Melinda Gayle 44.45.116 Irnkins. Nancy Laura ICO Jensen. Dale Duane 116 Icrgins. Michael Paul 46.103 lohanson. Stanley M 44.73 Johnson Brian Kelly ...16.47.116 lohnson Corwin W. 73 lohnson Dana Kristi .103 lohnson Karl 49 lohnson Lisa Kathleen 90 Johnson Matthew Joseph 4.51 lohnson Vicki L 116 lohnston. loan Emiiy .32.33.116 Johnston. Stuart Brooks Jr 91 (ones. Alan 41.51 jonta. Karen Ferguson .. ... 32.46. ICO loncs� Michael 64 Jones. Michael Scott 116 Joosten. Richard L [r 91 Joyce. Jeffrey Lloyd .... 103 Joyner. Cuy I 103 Juarez. Jose Roberto |r... 35.103 K Kaiser. Margo Marie 55 Kallrr. lames Lance 40.41.40.116 Kalteyer. Ron 31 Kaminash. Beniamin H. 91 Kamch. Cknn Milton 44.116 Katz. Eric M 91 Kcc |ohn Lester III . 103 Kee. Tracy Elizabeth 32.33.46. 103 Keeton. W. Page 73 Keitel. William E 32 41 Kelly. George William 91 Kelly. Mary Cecilia .. . 103 Kelsey. Carmen |ovetta 30.52 103 Kennedy. Brenda Pk.ola 53.103 Kennedy. Matthew lames IV 91 Kilgore. Celia W. 104 Kimes. Larry Wayne 37 116 King. Bradley Dennis . 11C King Charles Glyn 31.43 116 King Duane Clifford 55 Kirschbraun. Keith Donald 30.44. 45.116 Kittelman. Charles W 31 Knowling. Marla Yvette ... 47.52.104 Kocurck. Willie Ignacu-s 42.43. 116.125 Kolvoord. Larry A 2 Kor.oth. Susan dan 91 Kutchin. loshua Timothy 91 L Lacher. Ricki Alan 91 Lackey. Ctna Ciselc 25.116 Lake. Kathleen Cooper 51.117 talk. Margaret Updegraff •40.45.117 Lambert. Mikal Stewart 117 Lancaster. Pamela Susan .. 117 Langenbcrg Ray H 91 Larkins, lames Randal! 43. 117 law School Foundation 56.59 Law Week 16.17 Lawson. Rodney Hall .32 Leach. William Horton 104 Le.il. Gloria 35.47.91 Lebas. David Luke 91 Lebovvitz. Leon 74 Lrdlie. Douglas F. 37.91 lee. Judy Ch«i . 91 Lee. Sybil 65 Lefkowitz. |cff D 51. 104 Legal Research Board 40.41 Leggett. Kenneth Hunt 50 Lehecka. Scott Alan 104 Lehman. Cinny . 59 Lehmunn. Gregory Alan 37.91 Lemaistrv. William Sidney 92 IvB.e. Mike ...65 Leuschel. |effrey Alan 117 Levoy. Katherine Ann . 92 Library Staff 64 Ijeber. Izirrtta Faye 92 Lifestyle .. 10-27 Umbachcr. Bob 51 Lionberger. Richard Leo 118 Uppman. Kyle 37 Texas Bank REPUBLIC OF TEXAS Ninth at Congress Austin, Texas (512) 476-6711 Member FDIC 136 — 1980 PercKrinus Index napatulatioTus 0X1 completion of another year m upur quesfjbr knovuleSc e of the cruice to uou is our reason Jor bemo,. TDe want to be unhatever help voe canto upu; not onlv as 6a stu9ent, but when ou beopa uputpjractice as well7 erumcL the r f Xlour JrT??l°u since 1890 1980 Peregrinus Index —137 Lipscomb Barbara Jane .118 Manr.. Douglas Edward ... 41.119 Mays. Pearl VcrdcU ... S3.93 Means. Robert 75 Little. Janet Ann 32.118 Manne. Neal Stuart ... 34.51 McAlister. Karla Kusler 105 •Medina.Franc ivxiG. ... 35.120 Little. Laura Margaret 49.1W Marcus. Isabel 75 McAlister. Lloyd 105 Membership 28-55 Littlefield. Sue ... 37 Mareh. Howard Ray 51 McBreartjr. Mary Ella ...34.50 Mendez. David 35.120 Livingston. Teme 118 Markovits. In a 74 McCaleb. Charles B 40 Slengler. Tom .. .51 I-irarrag . Marcus Alejandro ... 92 Markovits. Richard 74 McCallum. Stes-cn Colin 51 Mentzer. Virginia Ann 55. 105 lain . Alla 50.65 Marks. Kenneth 46 McCarthy. James Michael 44 Mersky. Roy 75 Long. George Albert 53.118 Marshall. Dave Brytm 119 McCartney. Catherine Louise 51. 105 Mcux. John Whitten .93 Lon . Robert 51 Marshall. |. Elaine 119 McClendon. Dennis Duane . 54 Meyer. Cora Lynn 105 lonnx. Julir Sue ...118 Marti. Michelle Suretlc 43.54.92 McCord. Kirby Dean 105 Miggins. Eileen Mary 37. 4A 105 Lotrcck. Sylvia Marguerite 30.118 Martin. Carroll Creer ... 41. 119 McCown. F. Scott 33 Sikulas lane .. 64 Low. Peter William 118 Martin Dan 64 McCoy. Michael L 44 Sties. Kenneth George ....39.51.106 Lowe. Hugh S3 Martin. Gerry C 37.92 McCrary. John W 40.105 siller. Donn .... 17.129 Lundquist. Karen 32.46 Martin. Mark 59 McCulloch. Albert Kent 31 49.55.119 Stller. Cary Charles 37 50.120 Lykov Thomas |ohn |r ... SO Martin. NaunccGrant Cummin SO. 104 NfcDermott.JosephP.MI 105 Siller. Sally 40 Lyles. Lawrence France AO. 44. 46. 104 Martin. Steve 55 McDonald. Cregory 39 Stller. Robert Travis 25 Marline . Carlos E 119 Mr Dugald. Richard Wallace .... 119 Stine. Cy nthia Sue 93 A Marline .. Denise 46.104 McGee. Mark 31 Sttche'L Paul 64 Marline . Elizabeth Ann ... 119 McCoc. Roxanne 41 Slxkford Phil 83 1V1 Marline . |oae Manuel 35 McCilltcuddy. Kevin 37 Siar.dy. Krista Dianne 39.51 Marline . Miguel 55 McCinnts. Michael 30 Stor.taguc. David 37 Mice. Carl Robert .04 Marline . Nick 0.|r. 92 McKee. Evelyn Johnetle ... S3 93 Stor.roe. Paul Larston 93 SticKav. Michael Francis 118 Masha. Elena .... 55 McKee. Kay Roxanne 105 Sfcore. Andy 37 Mac phail. Stephen M 92 Mason. Thomas Clenn .... .. 46.119 McKinnon. Snowden 39 Moon-. Edward Hamid .43.47.53.106 Madden. Wales 59 Mason. Zack Dean 92 McLain, | Scott 119 Moore. Ranelle F. 120 Mnhaffey. Thomas laspcr 119 Massey. Carolyn Mai 119 McLaughlin. Mark . . 59 Moore. Theresa Agr.es 120 Maher. Patrick |oseph 51. 101 Matthews. Milburn 1. 93 McMicbad. James Dav id 93 Morales. Carmen Elena .106 Maidin. Amy 48 Mattox. Sharon Mane 32.33.106 McNcciy. Mindy 93 Moreno. Alejandro 35.120 Mailrr. Cary Richard ’.04 Matula. Mark 43.46 McShane. Cheryl Denisr . 44 120 Moreno. Pirri-ttr . ....64 Malek. lean-Michel 119 Mau y. Karan Rrm-e 119 McWatters. John Mark 93 Nfcirgan. Deborah Cox 44.106 Maloney. Francis |r. . 75 May field. Mark Steven ... 49.119 Me Whiner. Darien 32 Moms, Cabneila Enid 48. 52.120 Mandell, Jeffrey Martin 92 Maxwell. Marilyn 93 Meadows. Carl Dewayne . 52. 105 Moms. Janclle Connevcy. 93 13A — 1 W0 Pcregrinus Index Morris. Thomas Gregory 49 Park. Barbara J SO Morrison. Keilh 76 Parker. Joseph Caiaphas .52.93 Moil.Terri l.ynn 44. 106 Parnell. Daviil 49 Mueller. Robert Loyd 93 Parr. Sally Anr. ... 121 Mullen. Keith Howard 106 Pate. Dawn Miller .106 Munnckc. Gary A 25.63 Patterson. Mike 31 Murr. Man SI Patterson. Woodrow 76 Murray. lames .64 PaulLsv-n. Walter Leonard 16. 43.121 Murray. Michael Frank 93 Paulsch. Richardloseph ....108 Murray. Paula C 43.4ft. 120 Payne. Rebecca Lynn 43. SO Murry. Gray Howard 106 Peacock. Karen Leigh 40.122 IVna Alfredo 93 NT Pcrkir.s. Oliver ....37 Peterson. Hal Derrick SB Peterson. 1-iura Elizabeth 40 JYlesch. John 64 Navarro. Eugenio 35 Phelps, lanct Lynn 1C6 Navarro. Samuel A. 35.39.106 Phi Alpha Delta 42.43 Neal. Mark Harrell 106 Phi Delta Phi 44.45 Nelson. Thomas H. H. 44 Pliillrv. Stevrn Montague 94 Nettle . Larry Wade 54.106 Phillips. Edith Stuart 4 1C6 Neubert. David 16 Phillips. Robert Kent 13. 1C6 Neville. Angela 121 Phillips. Thomas 59 Newberry. Lee Ann 106 Piller. Donald Julius 94 Newman. Malcolm Ranee 53.93 Piitiiwn. James David 44.1C6 Nk.hu!. Janet C 121 Plainer. Michael Lynn W Nicolas. Sandra Rose 93 Plummer. Lilly Arr.cse 46.122 Nichols. Mark 31 Poff. Joe Scott 41. SO Nicholson. Arthur C III 93 Prmkoney. Pal 65 Nicholson. Penelope 41.51 Poole. Richard 76 Nicoud.Trey 93 Rowe. Lucas 77 Niemann. Larry 82 Powell. Charles Dabney ... 122 Nltz. Paul R. 93 Powell. Cyndi 31 Norris. Stephen Boudreau 38. 121 Puwrll. David Wayue ...31.94 Nowlin. Robert Michael 93 Powell. Joanie . 31 Powers. William 7b n Poyner. Leslie Anne . .. 47.9a Preason. William R. .... 106 Prevost. Marvin Esteban 94 (Vice. Nancy Fillcn 51 Oberdier. Ronald Ray 106 Price. Robert Eben 16.30.43.46.122 Oliver. Jesse Dean 43. 52. 106 Proctor. Sean S3 Olsen. Eric George 50.121 Pruett Sandra Sanders 122 Oran Alan K 121 Pryzant. |oscph Robert SB Orgain. 11.1).. 59 Pryzant. Paul Elliot 46. 107 Osborne. |ohn 39 Puenie. Robert Richard .35 Oborn, |udy Alice . 106 Pugh; Sara Shields. ..30,41 Osscnforl. Elizabeth 106 Pulliam. Dana Watson 43.122 Overall, Catlieriui' l.ec 106 Pulliam. Mark Stephen 34.50.122 Oviedo. Theresa 93 Owen, lane G 54.93 0, R P X’ AV Quezada. Dilma Maria 35 Quincy. Call 41 Ridden. Jeff Carter 93 Ragan. James B 3a 107 Pal 11. Jayne Marie 93 Ramirez, Kenneth 41.48 Panzer. Bryce Daryl 121 RatxAlan 77 Pappus. F. Riduird 48.121 Ray, Patricia Anne .... 122 Barduc. Junior Fllainc .... 93 Road. Timothy Thomas 32. 44. 107 Parga. Denise Marie 93 Reavis. Gillis Edward 51 P.irgnman William David .51. 106 Redding. Thomas 51 Bedford, Cecil 59 Ryan. John Patrick 'Ft Reed. Howard 39 Ryan. John Stephen 123 Rrrtlrv. Leonard Martin Rees. C rover Reese, Linda K Reinhardt. Amy Lou Renard. lames Rcneau. Nathan L . ...32.49 77 107 122 33 44.122 s Sachridcr. Jim . 31.37 Renner. Michael J 94 Saginaw. Jane N. 49 123 Review of Litigation 4b Sain. Efrain 16 Reynold . Peter 39 Saldana. Anna 65 Rice. Joseph S. 122 Saldivar. M. Paulette B. 49 Richardson. DarcII Andre 53.91 Salmon. I-a try Don 123 Richardson. Deborah Lynn .43.122 Salter. Cecily Dene 38.44.49 123 Richardson. Jody 32.33 40.49.122 Salu. Femi C 91 Ridgeway Henry Dorman 107 Sampson. Dcmotri Aquilla 43.53.123 Ridout. lohn Townes 107 Sampson. John 78 Rieck. Frederick C. | r. 122 Sanchez. Ji«m- Luis .. 35.43.47.107 Riecle. Randall Lee 94 Sanders. Dean Andrew . . 30.44 123 Riratmiirller. Paul 55 Sanders. Gerald Jay . 32.33.123 Riherd. John Robert 40 Sandoloski Lee 32 Riley. Mark R 94 Sands. Rod Eugene 94 Rimmcr. Anne 64 Santos. Acela Penn . 94 Rishel. F.rii Charles 94 Sa uccd o. El iza bet h 64 Rivers. Adrienne Steven 49.107 Saunders. Charles Stephen 123 Roach. Randy 32.46.50 Sanstxla. Juan Rkra 35.94 Roberts. Bruce Lee 31.107 Schahcrg. John Irvin 30.123 Roberts, Charles Daniel 122 Scharff. Sharon K 95 Roberts. David Norton 40.107 Schecter. Richard 33 Roberts. Sura Meeks 55 Scherlcn. Eileen Elizabeth 46.107 Robichaux. James Hall 123 Sclw . Phillip Dorr 107 Robmeti. Mark 123 Schill. Cus 83 Robinson. Diana Ceil 94 Schlucter. Kay b4 Rodgers. Chcric 1. 94 Schubert, James Edward 107 Rodriguez. David Rolar.d 50 Shuck. Frederick James 43.107 Rodriguez. Fidel |r 35.44.123 Schulman. Ann 43. 49.124 Rodriguez. Herlmila 35.39.107 Schumacher. Rodney Mark 40 Rodriguez. Joseph Christopher 94 Scott. Dale Campbell 44. 124 Rodriguez. Linda Ann IB Scott. John Thomas 31.37.95 Rodriguez. Margjrito 35 Scaly. Thomas Richard III .... 49.124 Rodriguez. Pablo |r. 94 Scaly. Tom .. 59 Rodriguez. Ramon L. Jr. 35 Secord. Linda Booth 95 Roehm. Susan FIIiz.abi.4h 94 Seidel Barry S 44 Rogers. William Allen Jr 94 Segura. ManurLi « Rohm. Audrey Ann 40.46 Scilzman. Howard Steven 46,124 Roland. Susan 49.123 Solig. la-slie Joan 124 Ronuno. Daniel 94 Sepulveda. Henry ...55 Romero, Celina 127 Serna. Roberto 35.43 47.107 Romero. Rodolfo . 107 Serrano. Frank Bias 95 Rosen. Barry Martin 107 Stnhady. Carl Joseph 124 Rosen. Mitchell Stephen 32.50.123 Shamoun. Julie 64 Rosenberg. Amy Harriet. 94 Shanelec. Daniel Joseph 107 Rosenthal. Brent Marcus 46. 123 Shannon. Brian David . 95 Rosenthal. Michael 78 Sharlot. Michael 78 Rosette. Karl Winston 94 Shaw. Lewise .16. 36 Rossi. Arthur Joseph |r. 43.49 Shaw. Roliert Handd 124 Rothschild. Randy 46 Shaw. Russell Craig 32 37.124 RouliIis. Wendy 65 Sherman. Edward 78 Rowe. Michael 44. Sherwin. Joan Murphy 40 Rudcsal. Ia:e 107 Shirley. Preston 59 Huiz.Ulivia 94 Sliivxrrx. Allan 59 Rula. Paul David 94 Shur. Ronald 32. 46, 124 Rutenbar. Marsha 34 Sierra. Eduardo 35 Coke adds life. Need a quick 5 copy? Visit one of our U.T. locations Have a Coke and a smile. Academic Canter Art Library Barker Library Battle Hall Library Chemistry Library Engineering Library Geology Library Science Library Library School Library Jester West Latin American Collection Law School Library Learning Resources Center Nursing Library PMA Library Public Affairs Library TEXAS COPY SYSTEMS 447-7992 1980 Pore rinus Index —139 Sifuentrs. Icsus....................35 Simmons. William Hand .. 95 Skelton. Hamp .. .31 Slocum. Bret Justin ................95 Slogar. John Michael..............124 Slovcr. George Prescott 16.46.107 Smeedon. Tom ...... 49 Smiley. Slrwarl Tommy . 124 Smith. Albert |amn III . 41.46.107 Smith. Brenda Kay ............... 124 Smith. Cary Steven 95 Smith. Catherine Laibe ........... 12S Smith. Ellen Anne--- . 51.107 Smith. Ernest E............ 17. hj. 78 Smith. | Burleson ................. 59 Smith. Mary Elizabeth 125 Smith. Mnrl Edward ................ 9s Smith. Nancy ..................... 61 Smith. Scott Floyd --------32.46.125 Smith. Timothy S 44 Smyser. Craig 32.33.50 Snrdrkrr. James Chris ........ 44.125 Snoe. loseph Anthony . .. .50.107 Snow. Barbara Lynne ............. 125 Somers. Brent 46 Sommer. Ctsrmloly 11 25.38 Sommerfclt. Gary- ■ ■ ............... 48 Sonc, lelfrcy McCollum........ 46.108 Sonsino. Bruno....................... 49 Sorelle. Sara Ann .................. 125 Solo. Alejandro 108 Spanjcr. Amy........................ 43 Spears. Berry Dan.................... 95 Special Programs 22.23 Spence, Martha Sue 2.37.54.108 Silencer. Cary Sutherland 32.44.46. Ilia Spillanc. John Michael.............. 10a Spivy. Brent Floyd .. .96 Spoede, David ........................30 Spradlry. Charles Donctson____ 46.108 Sralla. Timothy Gerard................96 Stahr. Scott Michael 44. 55. 108 Stankis. Teresa Ann 126 Stanton. Uisi Ann .................. ]06 Striding. Carol...................... 65 Stnmel. Walter Earl |r.. 44.49.108 Stevens. Douglas Robert 96 Stevenson. James Donahl Jr. 48.108 Stewart. Helen D 44.53.126 Stewart. Ida........................ 52 Stewart. Martin Man 39. SO. 126 Stewart. Patricia Sue ... 96 Stewart. William Paul 44 49.108 Stinnett Mark Allan 32.44.48.126 Stokes. James II. Jr................. KM Slone. Nina Susan 49.108 Story. Stephen 32.48.55 Stovall. Howard L. 39.50.108 Stratton. Cynthia Day . 108 Strickler. Ann ..................... 108 Struve. D. W Bill................... 128 Student Bar Association 47 Students 84-129 Sullivan. Kevin Asbury ..... 96 Summers.Sandra S........... ...____96 Sunflower Orrrniony............ 24.25 Sutherland. Jeffrey Michael ... 108 Sutphen. Robert................30.44 Sutlie. Patricia Larue 44.126 Sutton. John F Jr. ---- 4.24.58.60.61 Swerdon. Russell Nicholas.........126 T Talbot. Paul William.................96 Talley. Sharon Kay ..................06 Talmadge. Jeffrey David 50.126 Tankersley. Michael Way ne 51.108 Taylor. Louis Edward .............. .96 Taylor. Richard Marlou..............108 Taylor. Thomas Wilson .. 96 Taylor. William ...... 46 52.55 Teaching Quizmasters ................48 Teel. Da v. ........................ 37 Temple. Lannis Wavnc |r. .32. 33.48 49. 128 Texas International Law Journal 49 Texas Law Forum .................. 54 Texas I .aw Res iew ____________ 50. SI Thibodeaux. Michael |ay---32. SO. 126 Thieman. Charles Henry . 126 Thomas. Pat • � Thomas. Paula ..................... 39 Thompson. Bartt Gregory ............126 Thompson. 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Cindy Jane 97 Walker. David .................37.47 Walkrr. Stanley.................. 28 Walker. William Rucl 34. 44.45.128 Wallace. Gary Cameron 31 97 Wallace, lames Murray Jr. 44 50 Walsh. Sara Kingsbery.....2.39. 49 Walthall. Thomas lones........37.128 Walton. Nancy Jane .... .......3tt 44 Wamstcd. Ronald D............... 2 Ward. Bernard----- 8° Warman. Etta Maria ............37.97 Warren. Terri Cay .............37.97 Waller. Paul Christopher .... 51.109 Walts. Beverly Elaine ... 38.43 52.97 Waits. Gwendolyn Veronica 53.109 Waxman Ellen). .................. 97 Webster. Linda Kristof---- 30.32. US Weeth. Ce-orgc Wright........... 109 Wcinbren. Don ................... 37 Wetntraub. Sharon Hope .. .54.128 Weitzel. John Dennis.. .43.109 Welch. Thomas H |r........ Sa 128 Wellborn. Olin Guy................ m Wepfer. William Rollin 128 West George E. ............ . 52.128 Westbrook. Rcdge..................43 Westerfield. Billy ...............31 Wetherspoon. Vanetla Karyl Weytandl. 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