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

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Ch.L.S.A. Fajita Fiesta Photos by Beu Cotton Photo by E

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Bernard J. Ward Professorship The dedication in the 1983 edition of the Peregrinus states that the late Bernie Ward was “one of the finest and most effective law professors that students ever had at Texas.” That feeling materialized this year into a monumental effort by over 100 law students, former students, faculty members, administrators, and community leaders. Together, they raised the funds from hundreds of contributors to establish the Bernard J. Ward Centennial Professorship in I,aw. A convocation was held honoring the professorship on October 25, 1983, in which Mrs. Elaine Ward was presented with a plaque signifying the honor. Professor Charles Alan Wright, the Honorable Thomas Gee, and Susan G. Conway provided glimpses intoWard’s life.' Certificates of appreciation were presented toChLSA, SBA, TLR, TMLS, and the Travis High School Trailblazers. Chairman of the campaign committee was Charles Alan Wright. The Executive committee was composed of Jerry Bell. Kevin Holcombe, Pal Kelly, and Camille Phillips. Charles Alan Wright Susan G. Conway Mrs. Elaine Ward displays plaque Dean John Sutton Photos by Phillip Baft

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Fall Hildebrand Moot Court Competition Second-year students Scott Ozmun and Dianne Carlson took first place in the October Fall Hildebrand moot court competition, beating out third year students David Holmes and Kim Lemons. Ozmun was named best speaker in the competition. Judges in the final round included the attorney who defended in the negligence case on which the moot court problem was based. Earlier in the fall, third-year students Cindy Smith and Susan Keahey won the seventh annual Johnson, Swanson novice mock trial competition. Smith received the best speaker award in the final round. Photos by Phillip Barr BLUDWORTH Klasfihs ' A'Wmm 18