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

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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

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 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

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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