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

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 Eeard cff Advocates ♦ ♦ ♦ 4' Winners Finalists Fall Moot Court Pam Stewart John Strasburger Jim Reeder Sc Russell Reid Fall Novice Mock Trial Walter Taylor 6c Rosemary Sullivan David Shukan 6c Jane Wcbrc Fall Senior Mock Trial Batt Pruitt Jodi Luar Sharon F Sneed 6c Russ Wilton Spring Novice Mock Trial Rick Rusenhlum 6c Roger Kirstein John Givens tc Kevin Raymond Freshmen Moot Court Myra Chickering 6c Michael Mucchetti Meg Brooks 6c Kim Nugent-Anderson Client Counseling Mary Abbott 6c Betty Arvin David Guillory Michael Barrera Elizabeth Negron 6c Janie Dam National Moot Court Team Russ Wilson, Deecc Eckstein, Carolyn Potter 6c Sharon E. Sneed Benton Moot Court Team Dan Castro, Tom Best. tana Varney Greg Ellis A TLA Mock Trial Team David Corso, Jane Wcbrc, Walter Taylor 6c Lynn Cope ABA Moot Court Team Dirck Van Tassel, Leslie Walker, Decce Eckstein, Sherie ftitts, Russel Reid, Eka Aka la, John Givens Lana Varney NATIONAL MOCK TRIAL TEAM: Harold Alvin Odom III. Jodi Rutli ta»r. Russell Park Wilson. Sharon Elinbe Sneed, David Scott Shukan, Beverly Gayle Reeve . Client counselors Mike Barrera and David Guillory tell their client the pros and coos of here 2 — Board of Advocates

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Chancellors ■■I Achievers in the Academic Sense Becoming a Chancellor was one of the greatest and most difficult honors a law student could receive, for invitation into the group was based solely on grade point averages. Each semester, the eight students maintaining the highest grade point were named Chancellors. Only students who had completed 42 semester hours and were not yet members were eligible for consideration. Created to recognize scholars who were most likely to strengthen their profession, the Chancellors remained strong 76 years after its formation. Professor David Anderson served as the advisor and mentor of the group in 1987-88. Each semester's Chancellors were given hon- orary titles that reflected their academic ranking among the group. The Fall 1986 Chancellors, who were named the following semester, were Grand Chancellor Link Newcomb, Vice Chancellor Betty Owens, Clerk Jon Music III, Keeper of the Peregrinus Cynthia Schnedar and Chan-cellors-at-Large Thomas Pelto, Keith Ful-lenwcidcr, Daniel Bitting and Sabra Newell. Spring 1987 Chancellors, named in the fall of 1987, were Grand Chancellor Steven Smit, Vice Chancellor William Swanstrom, Clerk Kyle Doda, Keeper of the Peregrinus Joseph Everson, and Chancellors-at -I-arge Donald Neal, Jr., Diane Helene Mazur, Susan Thompson and John Cohn. SPRING 1987: Stereo DaleSmit. Joseph Minin F.rerson, Harry Wlian Swanstrom, Susan Kay Thompson. John Robert Cohn. Diane Helene Mazur. Kyle Doda Not Pictured: Donald West Neal Jr. ffv ' w FALL 1986: Jon Izidwig Mode III, Daniel Craig Kitting, Ralph lank Newcomb. Betty Ruth Owens. Cynthia Schnedar, Sabra Camille Newell, Keith Fullenweider. Thomas Craig Pelto. Chancellors — 2}