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

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I -1 TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication 4 Activities 12 Faculty and Staff 33 Organizations 59 Students 93 Index and Advertising 125 Photo by Phillip Barr 3

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1983 PEREGRINUS STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Ann D. Foster EDITOR E. Charlene Priester EDITOR Lynn E. Rossi PHOTOGRAPHER Phillip Barr CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS Susan Karmanian Eric Olson Scott Ozmun Ethna Sinisi Richard South Jeffrey St. Clair SUPERVISOR Jerry Thompson ASSISTANT Mary Otting PHOTO SUPERVISOR Steven Pumphrey ADVERTISING B. J. Taylor 2

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 Balance the equities. Don’t lose your perspective. Thus we are warned as we enter law school. Rarely do we understand or listen to this advice, especially as assignments pile up and exams approach. Amazingly, some students do listen and understand, or perhaps they’ve always possessed the inner fortitude to realize that a law school education is something of one’s own making, and not an imposition of a life style. These students are the independent thinkers in the labyrinth of Townes Hall. They expand the concept of a legal education by daring to pursue individual interests outside the confines of the classroom and library. The 1984 Peregrinus, therefore, is dedicated to those scholars who assume responsibility in the many law school organizations; participate in volunteer activities; write articles for publications; argue and prepare briefs for competitions; collect cans; donate blood; and, in general, give of themselves to help others. These are gifted individuals. These students will become first-class attorneys, for they realize that leadership, compassion, and dedication are as important as scholarly achievement. 4