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

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ORGANIZATIONS 1990 PEREGRINUS This bird's eye view of the campus, taken in 1910, shows the Law Building's south elevation which faced Twenty First Street. — Photograph couriery of Austin History Center, Austin Public Library Eight women of the Law Department, in 1915, asked that the administration take immediate action toward securing them a restroom in the Law Building. They stated that several of them had four straight classes three times a week. On these days it had been necessary on occasions to cut class because of the lack of time to go to the Main Building and return. It came to pass that they were rewarded with their own private restroom for their scholarly petition. — Marshall Sherwood, “History of The University of Texas School of Law, 1883-1940. 28 — Organization

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OUT OF TOWNES 1990 PEREGR1NUS T.J. GIBSON AWARDS CEREMONY From 1918-1984, the first person most students encountered on arriving at Townes Hall was the Associate Dean for Student Affairs, T.J. Gibson. On Match 7, 1985, T.J. Gibson, the law student's friend died of g heart attack. The Student Bar Association resolved to name the annual law Week Awards Ceremony in his honor. FACULTY AWARDS John Da rid Mum Tub tudlnKt Grvjop ft Harrvaon Award Teaching Award CaoWtr Cabart Jem Love Wilaoa W. Herridea Memorial Opeo Door Award Award in AnoeruM law Pm Cain Lavnrncr Jamca Hdsso Rita Mali STUDENT AWARDS H.kJy'a Cor back Award — Ajqpeat A|git Award Jarrell Garooiik JuV McCain Oenne Anne Brady Dave Bogham International Academy AnriKia Bar Auooiaooo of Trial lavyera Award Award in Land 11 PkCbp II SJurp Davad Quito Itiedar The Jim lungdoa — Baker ft Bora Rcaa H. Hemphill Award Omm M ie» Cai DaCnreeyo A.- »ia kW-J «ub Linda Kru t lidded. Sapp. Zieley, Mm Walron Handley Mill A laftcoo Award Law tuerijh Bankatoo. Weight ft GrreobiU Award in Ton law Miller ft Chevalier Award Mid Boonwtod Bray in Fedrral Income Tax I Kant eh Sot Jarman Vakne Par. urea Kick Nlty Aki Metr Bradley Srtet Srrrb ThcmMjoaeyh W l h lit Lila MniirJe Oj.-k Cm Jobe IXnihur Timothy Kmb Annarot Mi duel Thom u fern Stephan Kay Ccpp National lawyer'! Guild Award JtrmJce T. Otoon Any Hall Uogl ft Johoaon Award NeeC Hooper ft Kalman VolaeJa GoruaJo labor law Award Kurt A3m Schwva Earl A. Brown Award in Mineral Law Poerer A dement Award Anar G. OeOxn Larry Gene Spean Kamcti Sot Senau Boiler A Bioion Award Michael Mery Snob Jr. Prentice-HalL Ik. Awarda Stephen Holme IXuglaa Callaghan ft Company David Tieanai Field Roy W. McDonald Award Jireea Frederick Mown Derma Dune Jooei Robtnaoo, PHo, strute . Carrmgtoo, Coleman. Aogencod ft Maabbom Award Sloman ft Blumcotbal JV-hbi Oaan Rover Academic Eattllence Award, Reger Wayne Stewan Ardrew Qomt Whittles MiCbde Bourunctf Bray Erie lee-thubed Gray Chads Stephan KrOry I Vena Diane Jeoea Royatoo. Rayaor. Vickery A WilLama Award MuVu Bmdi TSotsion Vituno ft EUunt Award Jaek K. Cuerey Awarda Maryva OmA Jamca N Boatie III Drbcrah Green Weat Pubtixhmg Company Award Cad Gama Dam Durx Jena Jane Ann Nmasygra The Fort Wonh Real Amber Ire Hatfield Faiate Council Award Jut David Bokhara ShrtifGalaJ K-GMm.y Woaaeo'a law Caocua Award Fulbnghi ft Jaworaki Chria HftMuh Omaona Capo Jvnn Kdv»ai Women' law Caucus Alum Wilkvwn Outatand.ng trade rah ip Award Patriot Rargel Mono Freeman Brennan Grave . Dowsken). Ilearoo Wood. lockwi|rt ft Moody Award m Properly Law A (pate n Award Srcphaaae Kay Copp John Fdgar Oujotmi Jr. laura Knaten Sduandcc TVarua Srevrn berwt The Gene Woodfin Pnr MadwUc Bounaroff Bray Phcbe MehrEr Gncc Cria lec-EBubteh Gray Pamoa Burma Uw Week —

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ORGANIZATIONS 1990 PEREGRINUS The Law Building's east elevation as viewed from Speedway in the 1910s. — Photograph above courtesy of Austin History Center, Austin Public Library The Law Building was located near the southeast comer of the Forty Acres where the Graduate School of Business now stands. It was renamed for James E. Pearce, the anthropologist, when the Law School moved to its new location on the northeast side of the campus in 1953. ORGANIZATIONS Organizations — 29