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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1991 volume:

Scrcarinus THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SCHOOL OF LAW Volume 41 Austin, Texas 1 1991 PEREGRINUS STAFF Jay Aldis Editor Michael Whitmire Contributing Editor Michael Yanochik Contributing Editor Patrick Humphries Photographer Jerry R. Thompson Supervisor Mary Felps Yearbook Assistant 2 — Table i Contrnt TABLE OF CONTENTS Around Townes ... 6 Students .... 68 Out of Townes . .24 Faculty ....94 Our Townes . .34 Index . . .114 Organizations . .44 Advertising .. .122 Hcrcgrinut Siaff — 3 Peregrinus celebrates nine decades Adopted in 1901 by the junior class, legendary Patron Saint continues to symbolize truth, equality and justice for generations of legal scholars Saint Ives, Patron Saint of all law students, has nothing on the Peregrinus as a Patron Saint. The Peregrinus was created in December, 1899, and was adopted by the Junior Law Class in 1901 as the Patron Saint of the Law-School. Ihe birth of Perry took place in the lecture room of one of the most colorful and beloved of the early law professors, Colonel W.S. Simkins. It was the Colonel’s first year of instructing, and his students were intrigued by the way he pronounced — or mispronounced — some Latin terms. One day in his Equity class he asked a student to identify Peregrinus, which was the name of an ancient Roman official, whose full name was Praetor Peregrinus. The student swung too low on the curved pronunciation, however, and guessed, “Wal, I don’t know. Judge, ’less it could be some kind of animal.’’ This student was Jim Livingston McCall, a star Longhorn football player who was the center for the team. Another version of the incident by those who believe it was 1900 and not 1899 that Peregrinus was born, claim that the incident took place after Texas beat A M on Thanksgiving. McCall was asleep in class when called on because he had been up the night before celebrating the victory. Nevertheless, it was too good to let die, and in practically nothing flat another student, the late Russell R. Savage of Corpus Christi, drew a picture of the imaginary animal in class and on the blackboard the next morning before class. The sketch was later copied in a plaster statuette, which was installed as the idol of the Law School. The small orange and white figurine has also been securely installed in the hearts of thousands of students through the years. Since early in the century Perry has been the symbol of a feud between the Lawyers and the Engineers, with the result that he has been captured and taken for a ride several times. It is not known for certain, but it is believed that the current Perry is the fourth edition of the original. Perry is always the subject of inquiry by the first year students; some have asked why a duck” appears on the official senior ring. But, it does not take long before these students learn that the Peregrinus is the patron saint of the Law School and join thousands who for 90 years have shown their love, admiration and respect for Perry. In discussing the Roman Court that set up the cases involving foreigners. Colonel Simkins told of the judge who presided over the court and, intentionally or unintentionally, he pronounced Praetor Peregrinus as Pcregrinoos, and to this day it is still so pronounced Savage drew the picture on the blackboard and when Professor Simkins ar rived he saw that the creature had the tail of a fox, the body of a donkey, the eyes of an eagle, the head of a stork, and vicious fangs. On his front fed were men’s shoes and or his rear feet were boxin gloves. Later a claw re placed one front shoe an an Irish ditcher's boot re placed the other. Colone Simkins first gave signif icance to the features ant through the years his com ments picked up other tra ditional meanings. Thi fiery mouth was to figh injustice and represent iht wide latitude of a bill o equity; the bushy tail of i fox represents the wis and skillful lawyer or th shrewd and crafty one. Ol the Peregrinus’ front foo the Irish ditcher's boot in dicatcs the law’s protcc tion of the least of man kind. On the other fron foot the naked claws indicate that th greatest of mankind must fear its pov cr. His hindquarters are those of a dog man’s most faithful friend. The spotted patches indicate that even the mos beautiful days will have a few clouds The arched back in the attitude o springing indicates that the law is eve-ready to protect right or proven wrong. The sharp extending beak in dicatcs the power to penetrate the mys teries of the law which the true studen must obtain by study. 4 — Story of (he Peregrinus I o prevent kidnappings from rivals in the College of Engineering, the current rendition of the Peregrinus is securely housed in a scaled vault at an undisclosed campus location. The vtatuc. representing the Patron Saint of the Law School, is removed periodically, under carefully guarded conditions, to preside over official Law School ceremonies, such as the fall and spring commencement. Story of the Peregrinus— 5 AUGUST 2 7 27 Iraq invades Kuwait: overthrows Kuwaiti government U.S. dispatches troops to Saudi Arabia Classes begin lor the Kali Semester in the School of Law SEPTEMBER 3 8 10 12 22 Labor Day UT vs. Penn State. Kail interviews President bush UT vs. Colorado. football in University Park PA begin in the School of Law predicts Saddam ilussein will fail football in Austin 6 — Around Townes Around Townes — 7 BOARD OF ADVOCATES MOCK TRIAL COMPETITIONS Carl W. Wilson Endowed Fall Novice Mock Trial Competition (Endowed by: Garde re and Wynne) T.L. Cubbage and Scott Shanes Best Advocate: Scott Shanes Vial, Hamilton, Koch and Know Endowed Fall Senior Mock Trial M. Brett Burns and Mark Walters Best Advocate: M Brett Burns l.ocke Purnell Rain Harrell Spring Novice Mock Trial Casey Coffman and Bryant McFall Best Advocate: Bryant McFall Strasburger and Price Endowed Spring Senior Mock Trial Joe Little and A Nick Pittman Best Advocate: Kurt Meaders B.O.A. APPELLATE COMPETITIONS Gibbs and Ratliff Endowed F'all Moot Court Laura Barringer and Ann Frizell Best Advocate: Laura Barringer Best Brief: Greg Higgins and Leticia Nunez Susman Godfrey Endowed Spring Moot Court T.L. Cubbage and Scott Shanes Best Advocate: Scott Shanes Best Brief: Steve Baughman and Robert Madden Freshlaw Moot court Thad T. Hutcheson Endowed Moot Court Competition Section 1: David Matyas Section 2: David Coale Section 3: Ann Kitzmiller Section 4: Reid Ncureiter Section 5: Michael Calhoon B.O.A. CLIENT COUNSELING COMPETITION James Kramer and Gregory Reed INTERSC.HOLASTIC TEAMS MOCK TRIAL TEAMS Thelen, Marrin, Johnson and Bridges Interscholastic Mock Trial Teams Team I F.thel Johnson Alice Kronfeld A. Nick Pittman Kimberly Webb Team 2 M. Brett Burns James Kramer Kurt Meaders Sandra Oliver Coach: Lou Bright • Honorable Mention as Best Advocate National Mock Trial Team (Endowed by Jones. Jones. Curry and Roth) Team 1 Regional Champions National Champions A. Nick Pittman Gregory Reed Mark Wallers Team 2 Regional Quarterlinalists M. Bret Burns Kurt Meaders Kristin Proctor • Best Advocate at Nationals Coaches: Scott O mun and Beth O .tnun ATLA Mock Trial Team Team I Teresa Fork Sandra Oliver Lonnie Roach Brian Tagtmeier Team 2 James Kramer Scott Shanes Kate Walters Julia Watson Coach: Kandy Howry Akron Tournament of Champions Team Advocates: Kristin Proctor and Gregory Reed Witnesses: Kate Walters and Brian Tagtmeier 2nd Place at Nationals •Best Advocate- Third Place Coaches: Beth and Scott O mun National Criminal Law Mock Trial Team (Endowedjointly by: The Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers' Association and The Criminal Justice Section ol the State Bar of Texas John Butler Laura Prather Nicole Todack Marc Wilemkk 8 — Board of Advocates Mock Trial Competitions MOOT COURT TEAMS John Marshall Moot Court Team Octofinalist Gina Brock Guadalupe Cuellar Dave Moore Matt Ritchie Coach Lin Hughes Pace Environmental Law Moot Court (Endowed by: Fulbright and Jaworski National Simifinahsts) Kaye Schulz Carrie Hclmcamp Lee Ann Alexander Coach: J.B. Ruhl Douglass Moot Court Team Team 1 Regional Champions National Champions Best Brief at Nationals Ethel Johnson Theodore Marcus Best Advocate at Nationals Team 2 Region Octolinalist 2nd Place Briel at Regionals Kameron Johnson Cecilia Willis Coach: A. Nick Pittman Jessup International Moot Court Team Third Place at Regionals Dave Finn Linetie Harris Yianni Pantis Paul Stone • Best Advocate. Fourth Place Best Advocate. Second Place Coach. Doug Alexander National Moot Court Team Regional Quarterlinalists Marianne Baker Camille Johnson Mauldin Richard Moultrie Misti Mukherjee Coach: Greg Ellis State Bar Moot Court Team Summer 1990 Gregory Reed Annette Davis Lonnie Roach 1st Place Best Briel Award • Best Advocate Summer 1991 Allison A ransom Robert Madden Katherine Mize Coach: 1990-Kathy Allen Coach: 1991-Phil Durst Giles Sutherland Rich Intellectual Property Moot Court Team (Endowed by: Arnold, White and Durkee) Regional Champions Best Briel Award at Regionals National Scmifinahsts Gene Spears David Ball Coach: Craig Morgan Robert F. Wagner Sr. Labor Law Moot Court Team (Endowed by: Matthews and Branscomb) National Octolinalists Jeffrey Kaplan Kathy Moran Barbara Szalay Coach: John Williams ABA Moot Court Team. Spring 1991 Team 1 Regional Quarterlinalists 4th Place Brief Marianne Baker Richard Moultrie Misti Mukherjee Team 2 2nd Place at Regionals Best Brief Award Becky Smith Laura Barringer Joe Jaworski Coach: Greg F.llis ABA Moot Court Team. Summer 1990 Team I Regional Champions National Quarterlinalists Bob Bragalone Greg Reed Barlsara S alay Team 2 Regional Finalists Joe Jaworski Misti Mukherjee Becky Smith Coaches: Kappy Allen and Bob Roller OTHER TEAMS ABA Client Counseling Team James Kramer Gregory Reed ABA Negotiations Team Regional Finalists David Dawson Rick Leeper Coach: F.d Sherman Moot Court Teams — 9 Placement Office Becomes Career Services Office to Reflect Mission, Purpose, Function Arietta Tompkins has been the Director of the Placement Office for six years. But the Placement Office name is now changed, and Tompkins explained that the process of securing a lau job has changed too. She described how the Law School has responded. CAREER SERVICES OFFICE (Jj Whai's the name “Placement OTlicc being changed to? At Career Services Ollice. Why the change? y4.’ I'he Dean fell it said more about what we did — we don't just place ix'ople. A lot of what we do is counsel jH-ople. we deal with the Alumni extensively. Placement Ollice just sounds like you walk in one door, get placed, and you walk out the other door. We do a lot more than that. Qj Whai's the percentage of I I Law students getting jobs out there? A.' My feeling is the numlxrs are going down, just from the feedback we're getting. It's gone down lor the May graduates of 90. but not very much. What I'm worried about is that that doesn’t really reflect what s hapjK'ned to a number of them, because some of our statistics said, they were employed, but I know they've been laid oil. ()’ You mention people Ixing laid ofT. is that a real problem now? A Yes. Yeah. The biggest thing we're doing with | eople at this |M int is those that have Ixen out either as May graduates last year, or that have been out two or three years, that have been laid oil. (A Why is that happening? A. There are a number ol firms dissolving, and others that are letting a number ol |� eople go. and a bunch of those people are ours. II you’re talking about firms in Texas letting [xrople go. some of them have got to be ours. How many firms come on campus to interview? A.' Well, it's gone down. From the height two years ago we had 554. Last year we had a little under 500. let's see — 400. But we still gel the same firms from Texas. We were gelling firms from New Hampshire and Minnesota, but it wasn't economical for them. We doubled the number of firms coming from Florida, but we weren't having anyone going to Florida. not even for clerkships. We lost some firms from New York, but that makes sense because they're really hitting the skids up there. (Jj There are approximately 1500 students in the Law School. How many ol them will eventually use the services this ollice oilers? A! We don't really have a way to show except by those that sign up lor on campus interviews. There are I more now than in the really good I limes Ix'canse so many ol those students would get jobs during Christmas or before the on-campus season I began. Two years ago you'd have about 80% ol the second years sign up lor on campus interviews, and about | 80% ol the third years. This year we hadalxmt 80%. of the third years sign up. (A I low large is the office’s stall? 10 Career Sr� i,r Ollier A. I have three and a half, and a temporary. We actually have a temporary almost all the time because we've just gotten so much busier with Job lairs and we do a great deal of counseling. Right now our counselor is setting up a presentation lor some of our current students who’ve been out there a while who haven’t found a job. on how you can set up your own practice. I think that's an option that wasn't even considered by jpeo-ple three years ago. Which is real unusual because there are a lot of law schools out here with a majority of their graduates going out and setting up their own practise. Jj If you had to give a percentage oFhow many IT Law students will get a job. what would it be? .4 I think it's gonna be right around .r 0, which is certainly down. In the past it's been 80. maybe even 85%. Qj There have been complaints that the Placement Office, because employers base their hiring decisions primarily on grades, is really just a place where people in the top third of their (lass can go. How do you read to that complaint? A' I sent statistics out to all the students with the (percentages of the dassesand how many ol those (people received clerkships through the Placement Office, and we have always done well throughout the (lass — even in the Ipotlom half, one-third of those get their (positions through t lis office. There is that perception — and it's the (perception ol all the schools out there. Some are worse than we are. because although a firm can ( os( its hiring criteria we don't keep anyone from signing up for them. We never restrict. There's nothing in our computers which says red light, red light, this person doesn't meet the criteria. We've al- ways had the philosophy, we don't care about a person's grades. All we say is that grades play an important role in how one should market himself. hat are some of the most memorable comments you've received and what are the general comments you get in feedback from employers about U T students, and vice versa? I.’ The general comment from employers is that they are always astounded at how well prepared our students are, and that really pleases me. That's certainly not the case at a lot of schools. I've had comments like. I thought last year's was the best dass ever, but every year we're more and more impressed.” That tells a lot about the kind of students in this Law School. Usually it's the employers I get complaints about. Sometimes I've had problems with lawyers that have too much lunch — they drink it. 'They've done some pretty amazing things. The worst one was when the student asked them their name's, so they wrote their first names on their post-it pads and stuck them on their forehead for the entire interview — they went through the whole interview with lorn and bob written on their foreheads. My favorite story involved a guy from New York. All through the morning of Ins interviews he kept going out the back depor to the men's room. We'd alpout decided he had come into Austin and partied too much, but then he asked us to call him a taxi because he Iclt like he had to go to the hospital. It ends up he had had ap|pcudicit is and had to have an emergency operation, lie calls over the next morning saying he felt really bad about the kids, he was sup-(posed to see and asked if we could call all ol those and arrange lor them to come over to the hospital to interview. I hat was dedication. (Jim Srmi rs (PN'mc I I New Assessment Keeps Library Current Beginning in the Fall Semester of 1990, law students were assessed an additional $7 per credit hour to help keep the Tar I ton Law Library’s book buying ability at an adequate level. With 1,500 law students taking 15 hours a semester, that’s S315,000 a year. Hoy Mersky, Hy der Centennial Professor and Director of Research for the library commented on the use of those funds and the state of the Tarlton Law Library. Qj How has the tuition hike helped to alleviate the library’s problems? A.‘ It’s come close to solving the problem. We were able to reinstate many of the publications. Our acquisition budget is still significantly below our peer schools, but we've come a long way. We’re not suf fering Tarlton Law Library to the extent we were a year ago. We've reinstated most of the subscriptions we had to cancel. So it’s been extremely helpful. But its an ongoing problem. The prices continue to go up at a rate of almost I 5% a year. We're averaging SI50 per monogram for European materials. Not only do we face this high cost, but the devaluation of the dollar has hurl us in the international market. It's hard to catch up. Q' What do you see as the answer to that later down the line? A. We certainly want a larger appropriation from the state — a larger one. I don't think we can continue to go back to the students, it has to be the state. Unfortunately the economy of Texas, unless there's some sort of income tax or lottery, doesn’t look optimistic for the future. The problem isn't going to be solved by soliciting gifts or student fees, its only going to be resolved by state funded appropriations. The other way is we’re going to have to look to alternative methods of providing information. One of those is the computer and non-book, non-traditional forms of research. 12 — Tarlton La Library Many of the materials we receive in hardback are also available on computer. Its going to take a while to get everyone comfortable and computer literate. Whenever we achieve this we’ll be able to cut out some of the printed material. An example is you can do Sheppard’s more efficiently, quicker and up-to-date on the computer, but we still maintain a great deal of Sheppard's that run $10,000 to $15,000 a year. Q Where does the library’s problem with staff pay stand? A.' The funds we got from student fees are being used to maintain and enrich the collection, and none are being used to raise staff salaries. We still rank very poorly and it continues to be a primary concern, and its an area where we’d like to see The University provide adequate compensation for the professionals here. The access to the legal information is going to require a level of expertise which our lawyer librarians have. We won’t be able to teach the students to use it, nor will we be able to retrieve that information without that level of expertise. What steps are being made to ensure the legislature knows about the need lor these funds? ,4: On my level 1 have no contact with the legislature. My responsibility is to inform the Dean of these needs, and I do that through constant memos and comparative analysis of our salaries compared to the salaries of our peer schools. Our student body’s comments in a survey we’ve conducted have been extremely positive about the help and support our staff gives. Nationally, the University of Texas staff is noted to be the premiere library staff in the United States, and as such, anybody — Continued on page 15 photos by E. Clayton Brantly Tarlton I .aw Library — 13 14 — Tarlton Law Library — Continued from page 13 at 1'exas can get a job and double their salary immediately. Asa result, we’ve been raided by other institutions, and I'm finding it difficult to get people to come and interview because of our low salaries. It is a serious problem and concern I have with relation to the future. Almost 50% of the leadership of American law libraries are people who received their training here at Texas, and that includes the directors of Harvard, Berkeley and Stanford. (X Were does UT rank in pay? A.' We rank about 109 or so, out of 175, in professional pay. In support help we rank about 149. And yet we are still the fifth largest academic law library in the country. (2 W here do you see the library going in si e? A: The ones ahead of us are Harvard, Yale, Columbia and Michigan. Those are schools that started 100 years ahead of us, so its dubious that we would pass them. We might surpass Michigan someday, but they have a very healthy and much better budget than us. But 1 don’t think, in terms of numbers, we’ll ever catch up with the others. However, in the numbers of contemporary materials and such that we’re acquiring today, we’re equal to or better than Harvard, Columbia or Yale. We have faculty who have done research or taught at Harvard that have said our collection is better than the Harvard collection, and that there were materials they were shocked Harvard didn’t even have that we have. And that goes for the faculty we've had at Oxford or Cambridge, and the leading institutions from all around the world. Tarlton Law Library — 15 2 ANNUAL PAGE KEETON LAW WEEK Legal Community Celebrates 23rd, Annual Law Week In 1953, the University of Texas School of Law first observed Law Day, a day to create a deeper understanding and respect for the legal profession as a whole. What once was a day to remember has now become a memorable week and one of the most symbolic and enduring traditions at the Law School. The Student Bar Association expanded Law Day to Law Week in 1969 and dedicated it to Dean W. Page Keeton. Always active on the teaching staff. Page Keeton applied the same motto to which he adhered as a teacher to his services as Dean: Enter Without Knocking. Still a member of the Law School faculty. Dean Keeton's open door policy persists. Whether assisting students in understanding the law's intricacies or simply planning witty Socratic dialogue, Page Keeton continues to be a delight and inspiration to all who would endeavor to meet the challenges of the law. Each year the students of the Law-School dedicate Law Week to a respected alumnus or a special friend of the Law School. This year, Law-Week was dedicated to Mrs. Anna Maria Saldana, for her tireless dedication to her duties as the Law-School's financial aid counselor. Very few students who have matriculated at Townes Hall during her years have not, in some manner, benefited from Mrs. Saldana's efforts. Despite the rising costs of a legal education and the ever increasing difficulties in locating funds to attend Law School, a student at the University of Texas School of Law-need never despair. Mrs. Saldana will, almost always, help the student find a way. 'The events of Law Week change to some degree every year, but the backbone traditions endure: As 1 sault and Flattery, Race Judicata, ■ Spring Fling, Dean Keeton's Bar- 1] becue, the Jesse Dean Oliver Emergency Student Loan Fund 1 Auction. Moot Court Competi-fl lions. Distinguished Lectures and the T. J. Gibson Law Week Awards Ceremony. This year was perhaps more special than previous years. The war in the Persian Gulf had the undivided attention of the entire , nation. Citizens nationwide were starving for information on every aspect of the war; none i more so than the University of Texas School of Law community. In response to these needs, the Law Week Committee and Dean Mark Yudof sponsored a panel discussion on the Gulf War during Law Week. Several distinguished speakers attended and enlightened the community with their unique perspectives. Never changing, of course, is the ultimate opportunity afforded by Law Week: the chance to socialize with professors, present and future members of the Bar as well as a chance to laugh with and toast fellow students. Law Week Law Week — 17 ITEMS AUCTIONED I A Kirvdrr-ude and decorated wooden bowl 111 lot a king. ProfessOf Dixd Anderson Higheu Bidder: Catherine Callaway. 25 2. A wgoed autographed power o( the inltfflMi cast of A Corput Line” Assault and F lattery H«heu Bidder: Wesley Mau. $SJ S. A bottle ol vintage 1987 Rothschdd Red Wine: not the screw top variety you are uted to drinking. Professor Doug Laycock Higheu Bidder: John Chapwon 50 4. Refreshments at Cau Ratliff for lour, plut dinner lollowingat the Chinatown Restaurant. Dinner pari« anti requested to bring and read their lavorite poetry or writing (telf-authored work preferred). Ratkfl't poetry optional — loe premium bidden it ran be avoided. Professor Jark Ratliff Mighett Bidder: $160 5. Wild wird tasting party lor 6 to 10 connoisseurs Barrhut would be proud. Profeuoe Joteph Dodge Highett Bidder John Chaptton. $1SS 6. Dinner for lour at Lakeview Cafe. Corktailt included. Student Bar Association Highett Bidder: Jun Rob in ton. 90 7. Repeeteniationon the misdemeanor ol your rhootmg by the ttudentt and super-vmng attorneyt ol the Law Srhool't Criminal Defense Clmit. Venue mutt be in I rant County. Inckudes traffic offenses Trantfer-rable. The perfett gift! Remember their motto: A imiimWi deutt rr e rremoKr . Criminal Defente OmK. Bob Dawton. Dv rertor Highett Bidder: 40 8. Dinner for four with � ne at the Sokoiow Mansion Profeuoe David Sokoiow Highett Bidder Kyle D Cn«o. 70 9. A fabulout dinner loe four with Ale« and Tom Albright Thompton and Knight (Uallat. Auttm. Fort Worth and Houttoo) Highett Bidder: Kyld D Giarco, S0 10 He may not be Tom Cruise or even Paul Newman, but he it our own Uno. He't bark 23 ANNUAL PAGE KEETON LAW WEEK The Jesse Dean Oliver Student Emergency Loan Fund Auction is named after a past president of the Student Bar Association who created the fund in 1981 w ith the support of Ms. Anna Saldana, Director of Financial Aid at the Law School. The fund provides low interest loans to law students who suddenly face a large Financial burden. The fund is administered jointly by the Student Bar Association and the Financial Aid Office. The auction was initiated in 1982 to raise money for the fund. with a Pock ft Billiard (poof) Tournament (or invtrucuon) lor three al ho home. Professor Lino Craglta respectfully requests No wagermg. please. Professor Lwvo Craglia Higheu Bidder Melissa Parks. 70 11. Like to play dress-up with your spouse? Here's a lightweight, antique wardrobe to aid the effort Small and petite, only worn on Sundays. Ten LrClercq. Writing Instructor ll-gheu Bidder: Nicole Iodack. 50 12. Dinner lor six at Good Fats Most excellent. Professor Thomas McGaruy Highest Bidder; Jeff Lenser. 90 15 A case of Torres Gran Coronas. A soft, velvety red dry wine. Bottled o Spain, and drank all over the world Haynes and Boone (Austin. Dallas. Fort Worth. Houston. San Antonio) HighfM Bidder: Don Richardson. 155 14 A copy (autographed if desired) of Vol. 27A. Itouuon L Rev. This volume is a 574 page article. Schuwerk and Sutton. A Guide to the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct (1990) Although this volume dd not make the New York Times Best Seller List, u is required reading at the University of Bnmark School of Law Professor John F. Sutton Jr Higheu Bidder Catherine Callaway. 10 15. Delightful dinner for two at Basil's Restaurant Small. Craig and Werkenthin(Austin) Highest Bid: 70 16 Dinner for four at a 16th century mansion overlooking Lake Amlin- Playful ban- ter guaranteed Professor Corwm Johnson Highest Bidder: St ike Sims. 180 17 Ssanny Sunday Brunch lor six at the Four Seasons. Austin. Shemfrld. Maley and Kay (Austin. Houston. Dallas) Highest Bidder 150 18. Weekend for two at the Four Seasons. Houston If you must ileep around, sleep with the best! Hoftrman and Urquhatt (Houston) Highest Bidder: Mau Okm. (160 19-A cate of 1987 Pheasant Ridge Cabernet Wine. Otis of Mayberry fame recommends n highly. Butler and 8 nion (Houston) Higheu Bidder: (165 20. Dinner lor six at one of the mou ex-ctusne dubs m Austin with one of the most elusive men in Auuin Your Dean, and my Dean. Mark Yudof and wife host this enchanted evening about town at the Headliners Club. Jacket required Dean Mart Yudof Higheu Bidder Mark Wilson. (225 21. Dinner for four at one of the most talked about cafes in to� n Enjoy lunky Tex-Mex at the Cramte Cafe. Fulbnght and Jawortki (Houston) Highest Bidder. Lance Long. 100 22. Home cooked dinner lor four w h one of the law school's I'mest He's young, he's tall, and he docs it the Socraiu way. Professor Jordan Striker Higheu Bidder Christy Hurt. 100 25. Weekend for two at the Four Seasons. Houston. If you do it once you will want! do again Baker. Brown, Sharman and Park (Houston) Highest Bidder Mike Sims. 160 24. Dinner lor three with Professor U gadarvt at Cafe Margadaot. Best table nil house guaranteed L-mtex restrooms. Prolessor Guillermo Margadant Highest Bidder: 40 25. Sleep in the same bed that former t tsh Prime Minister Margarrt Thatci sleeps in when .he s in town I njoy a nj| and brunch lor two at the Riir-Car Houston Ol course. Maggie won't be tM but you never know. Brace-ell and Patterson (Houston) Highest Bidder. Catherine Callaway. Ill 26 Dinner for four at Jeffers's. Bon A petite. Baker and Bolts, all offices Higheu Bidder: 170 27. A lull Kaplan Bar Review Course (J Bar) 8e the first on your block to pats Bar. Kaplan of Auum Highrst Bidder: 575 28. Feeling adventurous? Then go -ti water rafting for a day down the GuadaM River with Professor Thomas ''Indy” Indy will lead this tour with a mai.mun tin sidekicks. No experience requwed ■ lunch is provided. Professor IhomatF.sans Highest Bidder Emilie A Sebeiia, 575 29 Go tee the cherry blossoms. Co « America's most talked abo-ut author — M he Pick up two roundtrip tekets to Was mgton, D G with accomodations for it night at the Rut Carlton A VIP persad tour of the White House awaits you If f are lucky. George might have you m for i« Vinson and Elkins (Houuon) Higheu Bidder: IKanne Whstehom 50. Four funfilled days and three mood nights for dos in Mexico's linest piaygroul for the rich and lamous — Cuncun. Bask the sun. free from worry over air fare.hd accomodations, hotel tax and airport u i fers. Feast on tote. te. BYOF (bring yd own fajuat) Andrews and Kurth (Houston) Highest Bdder. Ke.us Cole. 775 18 — l.a v Week Law Week — 19 — 23 ANNUAL PAGE KEETON LAW WEEK - — I homas Leon Cubbage III. Micha Lawrence Rail!, Roger Brian Cowi Walter Leroy Gragg. Edward Clai Lewis $250 each to recogni e the Ireshla' students in each section who achiev the highest grade in Ireshlaw Torts Marion Boner Scholarship Awal — Ana Maria Guerra Lessani $1,000 funded by the Travis Count Women Lawyers Association to re ogni e a deserving student, based o need and merit. Earl A. Brown Award — Charoletl Kaye New The I.aw of Oil and Gas Leases to rd ogni e a deserving student in miner law. Butler and Binion Award Dorothy Ching Yee Fong $500 to recogni e an outstandin student in civil procedure. Callaghan and Company Roy McDonald Award -Jeanne Marie D Armond llenselman McDonald Texas Civil Practice, to recogni e • outstanding student in Texas l rti cedure. Carrington, Coleman, Sloman an Blumenthal Academic Excellent Award — Gregory Scott Coleman. 20 — law Week FACULTY AWARDS Texas Excellence Teaching Award — Professor 'Tom F.vans One thousand dollars to the faculty member who demonstrates a warmth of spirit, a concern for society and lor the individual, the ability to impart knowledge while challenging students to independent inquiry and creative thought, as well as respect for and understanding of the per-manent values of our culture. Open Door Award — Dean Julius Getman A plaque to a member of the faculty who has demonstrated outstanding qualities of accessibility, friendliness, and concern in his her relationships with individual students both inside and outside the classroom. Kuglc and Frederick Ethics Teaching Award - Professor Alex Wilson Albright A $1,000 award to honor the professor who most consistently and effectively raises and discusses ethical issues in the process of teaching areas of substantive law. STUDENT AW ARDS Aggiest Aggie Award [Res Ipsa Lo-quitor] - Laura Battle. First Place: Ronnie Eckert, Second Place. The first place winner receives a warm handshake from the Dean. The second place winner receives annual income earned by endowment 198 cents|. ABA Award in Land Use and Local Government or Municipal Corporation Law —John Michael Smith A certificate to recogni e excellence in the study of land use and excellence in the study of local government or municipal corporation. Baker and Botts Award — $200 to honor an outstanding member of the Ireshlaw class — Joy M. Thomas $200 to honor an outstanding member of the midlaw class — Alexis Ander Kashar and Guadalupe Cuellar $200 to honor an outstanding member of the senior class — Barbara Griffin $200 to recogni e a nndlaw student who makes the most scholastic progress — Yianni Dennis Pantis Bankston, Wright and Greenhill Award in Tort Law — Stelanic Diane Love. Rama Suzanne Spielinan. Raina Suzanne Spielman. Patrick Lewis O’Daniel, Dorothy Ching Yee Fong $250 each and a plaque to recognize the student with the highest grade point average from each first-year section. Jack K. Currey Award — $100 to assist a needy student in the first year - Michael J Ramirez $100 to a needy student in the second year —John Mollenkamp $100 to a needy student in the third year - Christopher Scott Roby The Fort Worth Real F.state Council Award - Kathleen Devine Reeves $250 award to honor the highest ranking student in advanced real estate. Fulbright and Jaworski Award — $250 to honor an outstanding member of the f reshlaw class — Ricardo A. Rodriguez $250 to honor an outstanding member of the midlaw class — Klizabeth Dawson $250 to honor an outstanding senior — George Jackson — IJpMjiw iiit 22 Law Week — 21 ANNUAL PAGE KEETON LAW WEEK — C« na '•“ W' 1 $250 to a midlaw who works — Rcgi Thomas Graves, Dougherty, Ilearon and Moody Award in Property Law — David Fredrick Note ware. Lonnie Loren Kocontcs. Thomas Leon Cub-bage HI, Dorothy Ching Yee Fong $100 each to recognize the student in each freshlaw section who achieved the highest grade in Property Law. Griggs and Harrison Award — Denna K.A. Hamilton, James Kramer. Kristin K. Proctor $500 to recognize the top student in second-year products liability. Hildy's Cutback Award — John C. Schwambach $100 to honor with the Hildy's Cutback Award a remarkable character who captures the imagination, humor and respect of the law faculty. International Academy of Trial Lawyers Award - Gregory Lenn Reed A certificate to recognize a senior who has demonstrated outstanding ability in courtroom advocacy. The Jim Langdon — Ross H. Hemphill Award - Julie McKain $500 to recognize a needy student in Oil and Gas Law with the Jim Langdon Award. Law School Alumni Association Student Appreciation Award — Susan Sample $100 granted in recognition of a student who has worked to strenghten the relationship between the University of Texas Law School and its alumni. 22 — Law Week Liddell, Sapp, Zivley, Hill and LaBoon Award - Jeffrey Sands $250 to recognize an outstanding student in leadership, scholarship, character and service to the Law School community. Neel, Hooper and Kalmans Labor Law Award - Sharon Lee Burrell and Christopher A. Jenkins $500 to recognize outstanding students in the field of labor law. Porter and Clements Award — Michael Douglas Napoli To provide a $500 scholarship to the student with the highest average in Evidence the preceding year. Robinson, Felts, Starnes, Angenend and Mashburn Award — Tina Marie Ross, First Place; Allison Leigh Dekunder, Second Place To recognize with a $500 first prize, the Zollie Steaklcy Prize, and $250 second prize, the Herbert L. Smith Prize, two students with financial need who have done the best research in the field of administrative law. Royston, Rayzor, Vickery and Williams Award - Mark Walton Handley $500 to recognize the senior student who has made the most scholastic progress following his her first year of law school. Student Bar Association Community Service Award — F.lia Cornejo-Lopez $100 to recognize substantial service to the law school community. Vinson and Elkins Award — Walter Gene Mattison, Viktor Hans Olavson S500 each to recognize the two outstanding students in the field of oil and gas law. West Publishing Company Award — Michelle B. Bray, Jennifer Byers McLeod, Patrick Lewis O’Daniel, Kamela Sue Stroman. Andrew Ches-nut Whitaker Certificates and books to recognize four students for scholarly achievement. Wilson W. Herndon Endowed Memorial Award in Antitrust Law — Lawrence James Hilton, Amy Catherine Wright $1,000 to recognize an outstanding student in Antitrust Law. Gene Woodfin Prize — Dana McDaniel $500 to recognize a student who shows great promise of future leadership. Law Week — 23 OCTOBER 2 East and West Germany reunite 3 U.S. Senate approves appointment of Souter as Supreme Court Justice 6 UT vs. Rice University, football in Houston 11 Crash in Saudi Arabia kills two U.S. airmen 13 UT vs. Oklahoma, football in Dallas 16 Gorbachev wins Nobel Peace Price 20 UT vs. Arkansas lor the last time, football in Austin 24 Saddam Hussein releases 14 American hostages 27 UT vs. Southern Methodist University, football in Austin NOVEMBER 2 Thirteenth Annual Products Liability and Personal Injury Law Conference 4 UT vs. Texas l ech University, football in Lubbock 6 Texas General Election; Ann Richards elected Governor 7 Locke, Purnell. Rain, Harrell Lecture featuring Lord Justice Harry Woolf 11 UT vs. University of Houston, football in Austin 18 UT vs. Texas Christian University, loot ball in Fort Worth 20 Current Conflicts Between Public Arts Funding and Questions of Creative Freedom 24 Thanksgiving Day 25 UT vs. Baylor University, football in Waco i 24 — OxiI of Townes Out of Townes — 25 26 — Fall F.x-Parte Fall Ex-Parte COSTUME CONTEST WINNERS Best Male Tom Hoffman A M Homecoming Queen First Place George Jackson Robin Second Place Best Female Teresa Bishop Recruiting Coordinator First Place Jennifer Thomas Belly Dancer Second Place Laura McAfee Persian Gulf Third Place Beat Couple Dave McCreary and Molly Cramer Hooker and Peace Officer First Place Richard Segura and Kay Segura Northwest Airlines Second Place Julie Griffin and Jon Lewis Couple from the Sixties Third Place Richard Latin and Monica Wiseman Clayton Williams and Ann Richards Fourth Place Best Group Rene Gonzalez Debbie Gonzalez Valeric Fulmer John Fulmer Twin Peaks First Place Frank LaFuente Kate Butler Christine Pape Sheik and Harem Second Place Tacate Third Place Best Overall Richard Segura and Kay Segura Northwest Airlines First Place Carl Schwenker Bum Second Place Fall Ex-Parte — 27 1 Fall Sunflower Ceremony Degrees Certified January 7, 1991 DOC TOR OF Mjiy tet Nanileska Nall JURISPRUDENCE MaRee (. 11 01 V jjllll's Altllll ll Smll Hillman Mathesoit (!u Wavin' Mi Rolieris Hamr Marie Allan Dvanu F h ahelh Medina 11 III DuVIll till kll.MII |l . 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Fstliei 1 m kei jiilin CnliUloiif Charles |oM-| h 1 nil Jr Joseph Mii hael (.lieua Jeiuulei Siii' aili' Saiali Retina Cutdrv Muliael Keen- ailler Kav 1 , ii l.inn- (.undctsoii F h alx-lh Fllen M aril kallirlilie ill 1 laij;hl KimheiUv Kave Mater house Sanni i Stephen llifim James Marshall WhorU-v Su aime Mu hr lie F. Hudson Fraims Wavin' Williams Kii haul Kevin J.a ksmi Curoiv l.evsis Woriham J J Siephi-ii Dixon Johusmi MASTER OF David Unwell JnhiiMun COM PA RATI VE Donna Jinic s-Wilh.inis JURISPRUDENCE XiadnaiiK la Calhermi- Ann l.iviiiRviuii ChanRi|iiiR hen Fall Sunllotvcr Ceremony — 28 Fall Sunflower Ceremony — 29 Spring Sunflower Ceremony Degrees Certified May 2d, 1991 DOCTOR OF JURISPRUDENCE Carol Rhea AdiiniN Patricia Maria Albrecht Joel Steven Allen Jeri Anne Adinundseii James Brian Alltel Nani v k.n Archer Sion kcndntk Ainolil William Clyde Arnold kennel!) Randolph Aslakwm kailierine Anne Baeal Ratlu l Ilealll Bakei Ronald Kyle Ballard Boblty Dale Barma Sieien Frank Barren Carla Jill Barrici Brailley Coleman Bairon Amliony Allnnso Barrueia Carol Kli alx'lli Ballon Fli alieili Maryjarel Barton Steven Paul Basileo Laura Ann Bailie Peiei Brian Beardsley F.rn Cregory Begun kailierine Beard Benlmw Allred Homei Bennett Ridgcty Chrislo|� hci Ben net I kay Lynn Bc-stol AIIkti Beii Jr I.ivj Marie Bevtlle I tniina' Steven Biermer Packer Bond Billion I eresa Lynn Bitlmp Fli aheth Lea Bl.nk Mama Nesbitt Boltlr David Bolilm l.yv«a Dianne Bossay James Nolan Bostu III Andie Chatlrs Bom haul kimherly Smith Bovxei' VI.ok Allen Bowl Patricia I heiv Branham Mnhclle Boinianoll Ih.n Dorolay (ieorge Broile Flan.i Broitinan Rolx-rt F.. Brute Jerry Douglas Biill.ud Carol Ann Bindtll Michael Brett Burn' Lx mi I lainill hi Bulk i Melissa M Mahon Butlei Catherine Baton Callaway Jeanette Mane CaiiluA ull.ik Mart la Denise Cantu Ramon Miguel C.iiilu Jaime Lui' C-ipeloJi. Li'.i VanlH-blrei Caper' Namy Brook' Ca| ps John Joseph CarlliHt Cltri'iopher Lee Carman Brian Qiiintin Carmichael Brian Andrew Carpenter kart-n Ann C.m Mary Ann Casey Mu hael km.iln Casillas Laura Kathleen Ceruiglia I nm Alan O’shkei John Allen Chalk Jr. John Filgai Ch.ipilon Ji Sii anne Retlclell Chauvin Ami Matte) (Tiillou Maria-Flena Cigarroa Patricia Lima Cillone kri'ten Coodson C.lai k Thomas Clayton Clark I odd Varou Clark D.imiI Randall Clout' Jerome Boainet Cohen Shannon Melissa Connelly F.lia Lu Cornejo Adam Omrad Ou ter James Samuel Fills Oman James Allen Cravat I Ji. Lama Adrienne Crowe Curtis Lcoii.nd Cutlx-ison karan Michelle Cummings Leslie Allene Custer Brail William Dams kirn Mane D.tiien Stoll Derek Daniel Steven Allen Davis C viitlua t.vuii Dry’ll Allison Leigh Dekundei Mark Alan Dcnsmoic Anioiue Maunie Devine Fiedeuik Thomas Ditiitth I iriioth) Charles Dtti Samuel Ralph Sitiucii Dijk Craig John Donahue V.ileiii- Anne Donahue Jill l.i-slie Dosik Leonaid Harley Dougal ngrla Michelle Dow die kennelh Davis Duvall SO — Spring Sunflower Ceremony - David Robert Earhart James Scon Easton Christine Guerra Edwards Eugene Roger Endorf Mark (ieorge Finlali Kuri Saulred F'.heson Samuel G Eik a r nation Jay Carl English Lori Kay Erwin Kimlx rly Ami Evans John Joseph Fable Cory Slesen Fein Arthur Samuel Feldman Laura Gould Ferguson Stephen Mic hael Fernelius Melissa Kathryn Ferrell Charles Christopher Finch Gregory Cannon Finley John Scott Fischer Kevin Scott F'iur Kathryn McKenna Flagg Kirk Todd Florence Leticia Esther Flores Jeffery Charles Foy Kimberly Aim Friesenhahn Coniine Sue Gallant Bradley Roger Cammed Ciaig Clinton Gant Bruce Russell Garcia Leslie Anna Garcia Ralael Garcia Jr. Rolx-rt Harding Garnett Gerald Ayles Georges Jr. Kyle Douglas Giaceo Machree Garrett Gibson Charles Scott (albert David Lynn Giles Michael I’aul Cirlsman Keith Wylie Gi i Dewey J. Cnnsoiilm Jr. Neb.i Gon ales Veronica Gonzales Juan A Con ale Frank Edward Goodrich I'hclre Mit belle Grace Jellery l-awrence Graves Frm l.ec-F.li al eih Gras Dc bra Arleen (been Douglas Paul Greet Barh.ua Film Gridin Yoav Michael (driver Darren I hennas Groce Patrick Anthony (.rove’s John Blaise Gsangci Matthew Fhomas Hagan Mary Jo Aim 11.mull Deena Kathryn Althea lla milton Mark Walton Handley James Sc'em Haney Chi isline Louise I l.innah Kail I’iger C. I Lnnicr Das kI Bui ke I lai lietg Susan Carol I largis Danielle Lai lease llaigtose Fmilv Evans Harrison Spring Sunflower Ceremony — 31 Kevin Michael Marl Douglas Kay Haynes Marl. Richard Heller William Taxis Heller Jr. Harold Hudson Henley David F.ric Herrman Jerry Hicks Lawrence James Hilton Kane A. Hite Stephen F.dward Hodsden Jane Holfman Mark Daniel Holmes Natalie F.laine Hopkins Phillip Charles Horwitz Bradley Wayne Howard Hadley Ann Huchton Neal Alan Hueske Pamela Betty Hull Rebecca Bentley Hughes Kobbilee Brownhill Hull Douglas Lee Huth Darry l Wade Jackson George Thomas Jackson Anita Louisejaeb Joseph Sullivan Jaworski Christopher Atkinson Jenkins Camille Johnson Ethel Jean Johnson Prentiss Wayne Johnson William Brent Johnson Renee Rochelle Jones John Christopher Jordan Leslie Kay Kalmbach t iffany Angela Keating Charles Stephen Kelley Lydia Kimble-Wright Kelly Ruth Kimbrough Alice Louise King Gregory John King Ana Clarissa Kirk James Christopher Kirk Timothy Stuart Kirk Valerie Patriarca Kirk Mars Ann Knoeckel James Neil Kramer Alice Lydia Kronleld Charles BrciHon Kugler Robert Allred Kuhns Robert Matthew Kvle Richard Laird Lisa Kay Laursen William Leslie Lawrence Ann Montgomery Lealstedl Richard Oflie Leeper Jellrey Man Lenser Michelle Augusta Levitt Beata Christine Lewis Deborah F.laine Lewis Steven Lin Donald Eugene Lmdsav Bryce David Linsenmayer Rebecca Gwen Lipsey Alicia Lynn Locheed Joseph Loiacono Lance Gene Long Vianei Gloria Lopez Spring Sunflower Ceremony Barbara Ann Lovingfoss Annabel Lugo Lesley Ingrid Lurie Albert C'asias Machado Christopher Joseph Mac ka Jack Gregory Magness Ritu Malik Lesley Janette Mann Theodore Charles Marcus David Robert Marlett Lisa Gay Marquis Darryl Kay Marsch Jacob Boyd Marshall Don Alan Martin Paul Anderson Martin Robin Slater Martin Jelfee Lynn P. Marline -Vargas Gilbert Martinez Janice Sloan Feinberg Massey Walter Gene Matnson Laura Kolmerten Mc Afee Kevin McCarter Dudley Page McClellan Robert Glenn McCormick Ronald Russell MCurdy Carol Thompson McDonald Scott Daniel Me Donald Grant lerry McFarland John Dan McMahan III Robert James McMurtry Kurt Wood Meaders Jellrey Scott Xircom Angela Teresa Melina Raab Leslie Freda Menther Laura Lea Messina John Lawrence Mifflin Mark Wavne Miller Shelly Merritt Miller Sus.in Carol Miller Tamara Ann Milliken Laura Page Mitchell John Harvey Modesett 111 John Louis Molinar Karl John Montague David Christopher Moort Maria I herese Morris ancv Elizabeth Morton Ronnie Howard Moss Richard Sterling Moultriejr Luis Arturo Muela Misti Mukherjee Brndolyn Johnyce Mundo John David Munn Michael Douglas Napoli Craig Edward Nelson Sheryl Renee Nelson Charolette Faye New Michael John Newton Cisselon Simone Nichols Deborah Lilli Nicolaievsky Paul William Niemever Linda Lee Noecker Kelli Annette Norris James Michael O'Donnell Viktor flansOlavson Sandra Phillips Oliver Lauren Claire One a I Lisa Jean McNair Palmer Diane Michelle Parker Vance Raymond Parker Melissa Jo Parks Larry Boniface Pascal Mark D. Perdue Michael Thomas Peters Geollrey Stephen Petrov Krista Lynn Petty Cynthia Lori Phillips Gregory Lanier Phillips Gregory Raymond Phillips Gregory Alan Pierce Aubrey Date Pittman Julie Lynn Pleasants Noel Sidney Plummer Julie Ann Porter Laura l.ee Prather Thomas Paul Prehodiich Robert Ward Prevost III Christopher Lane Prickett Kristin Koon Proctor Douglas Raymond Pyne John Michael Quinlin Yvonne Kamirc Jennifer Sue Ramsey Martha Patricia Rangel David Christian Read Lea Ann Ream Gregory Lenn Reed Margaret Mary Reeves Bobbi Dawn Renner Kris Lynn Renner John Richard Kesendez Lionel James Roach Jill Lorraine Robbins I iflany Janelle Robbins James Barton Robinson Jay me Partridge Roden David Rodriguez Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers Sandra Lynne I sola Rogge Tiffany Lauren Roper I ina Marie Ross David Robert Roth Fliseo Ruiz III Edward Wallace Kusvey III Keith Alan Rutherford Patrick Michael Ryan Gregory John Sachnik Jeffrey Kyle Sands Michael Christian Savas Martin Samuel Schexnayder Paul Andrew Schorn John Carl Schwambach Kimberly Anne Scott Fmilie Ann Sebesta Sarah Miriam Sharlot Dana Gamal Sheppard Kimberly Margaret Sheridan Scott Vernon Siddons Ana Maria Sifuentes Michael Miles Simpson Becky Jeaneen Smith Bradley Scott Smith Cynthia Borgfeld Smith Jon Michael Smith Michael Gordon Smith Julien Kavenel Smvthe Dana Kaye Sparks Larry Gene Spears Steven Garrett Spears Merrill Nathaniel Spencer to arren J. Spenier John Kevin Spiller Belinda Jean Sprung Dana Robin Stagg Roger Wayne Stewart Thomas Hengei Stewart J Paul Russo Slone Barbara Jeanne Stradling Robert Clifford St raw brief) Carmen Rojo Strom Kamela Sue Stromann Wenlong Sun Stephanie Donean Surratt Barbara J. Sralay Nancy Ann I alavera James Phillip l ate Timothy Eugene lav lor John Lawrence Temple Andrew David lepper Christopher Lee I hetlurd Jennifer Marie Thoman Jennifer Kathleen I homas Robyn Lynn Tinvlev Nkolc Ann Todack Teresa Lynn Todd Gregory Ray Travn Oscar Cilbcrto Trevmu Diane Lynn I ripp Jeffrey Glenn Turner Penny Leigh Tuntei John David Tuttle Patrick Howard I yler Li� a Nonelte Tyson Sandra Rebecca George Uhr Richard Joseph Valle Carolyn Van Der Jagt Kate Vickers Cynthia Villarreal Reyna Stephan I. Voudrts Wendy Jo Wallace I homas Joseph Walsh III Mark Lewis Walters Jeffrey Dale Walther Andrew Lee Wambsganss Devon Diane Ward Laura Jean Ware Marcella Dawson Watkins Juanita Lynn Watson Kimberlv June Webb Patricia Hall Webb Catherine Jean Webking Susan Leigh Weiss Su anne Raggio Westerheim Carla Leigh Wheeler Andrew Chesitut Whitaker Dianne F.laine Whilehorn Mart Brian Wilen ick Rithard J. Wilkie George Oliver Wilkinson Jr. PauljoK-ph Willcott FJIen Claire Williams Richard Gillaspi Williams Michael Craig Wilson Laura Diane Wolf James Mark Womack Ann Marie Worthington Christine Heekyong Vang Paula Marie Yost Ashley Lamar Youngblood Virgil Jay Youngblood Richard Michael Zamora Michael Allen Zanca MASTER OF COMPARATIVE JURISPRUDENCE Tamar Anal Fincberg Heinrich Joachim Glasser Armin Hauschild Stephan Andreas Mcchnig Karl Kiesenhuber Pierre-Yves Romain Paolo Roncelli Bernhard Hermann Schctfele Arnoldo Jose I'roconiv Herrera Spring Sunflower Ceremony — 33 DECEMBER 1 Si vrnili Aiiimi.iI 1 Dill 1 Ml Ilf % Sf'llllIMt 2 l 1 XX 1 I'XJx A He M liuwniiy. IikiiImII hi Amxiiii 3 Kill Siinlliiwi'i (.I'lrimMi) 6 1-axt ilav ill i laxxi'x lui ihc 1 all Si’DItXI'l ill ihi' Si himl III l-IW 8 hll.ll IW.IIIIIII.IIIIHIX lm tin' Sf IlfM� ! Ill 1 „IW 21 l.axl il.i) nl liii.ii ailiiii.ilMinx lui till- Sf Ilf Mil III 1 ..IVx 23 Ollif ul .iflu.itifhi ilalf- lui Wmlri Vji.iduuu-x in iIn-Si himl ul 1 .aw 25 ( Iiiixiiii.ix l).n Our Townes — 35 Peregrinus Probes Perennial Plant Problem' It’s a perennial complaint. It's a perennial joke m Assault and Flattery; and there's always the question of why we can't take care of it. said Matt Harms, Associate Law School Dean for Business Affairs. He chairs a committee comprised of student representative Christina Cooper, faculty representatives William Powers and Steven Goode, and staff representatives Adamar Chevana and Polly H usted, which has made proposals for new landscaping on (he Law School s 26th Street side. Qj When did you begin planning for the new landscape? A.’ We actually put in a request two years ago on the physical plant's project list and indicated our dissatisfaction in the appearance. We told them they had just finished the stairs on 26th and felt they should goon to the landscape because it looked pretty bad. We've been trying to get it done for several years, but it's a very-expensive project that has to be approved by the administration because of the costs involved — but there's a great deal of support for it. both from the Law School and the alumni. This is a high traffic area for the University, and when you compare it with the other perimeters, the job they've done here just doesn't look very-good. (A How do you think this landscape reflects on the Law School? A.’ I think not only does it reduce the appearance of the Law School, but really the University as a whole. There's nothing underneath what's growing out there, not even soil. At the time they renovated the buildings I don't LANDSCAPING think they focused on it and they got to that point they really wanted to finish the project and planted the stuff and hoped it would work — and it didn't. Qj 1)0 you have any idea what it was supposed to be like? A: 1 think they thought some of it would work, and don't really know about the look they wanted. Hindsight's always 20 20 and really I’m unsure what they thought it would look like. Qj Have any students complained about the landscape? A . Oh yeah. There's typically k ters throughout the year, but p (icularly when employers anew ing on campus and the Dean always get a letter saying it loo particularly bad. The Alumni ways complain about it too. Q when could this project completed? A: Well, the administration have to approve the funding. Ct en the financial situation of t state and the University, that and of itself is not a foregone co elusion. But we have talked the architect and the bulk of t work will be done by an outci contractor and they want tosh1 to have it completed by ne spring. It's a fairly substann project because of the amount retaining wall that would have be built. Our target date is Alumni Reunion next spring. (Jj Is there a ballpark figurefi what this will cost? A: The only figure I've hei was from a landscaper, and won't know until we go throe the required bidding process, b the last number 1 heard S100,000. But that may be way o the mark — either higher or lo cr. 36 — Landxaping Landscaping — 37 DIVERSITY v. QUALITY? OR DIVERSITY = QUALITY? Both the University of Texas in general, and the Law School in particular, have struggled with the question of whether the student body and faculty should become more culturally diverse, and whether this diversity comes at the expense of academic quality. Following is a sample of the campus debate as reflected in The Daily Texan: The colorful signs, the microphones, the guilar, the icecream, the orange stick-011 dots that nearly everyone was wearing — one might have been tempted to call it a party in the School of Law breezeway. But the signs said Liberty and justice for all,” Another Straight White Male for Diversity, “Diversity Now. And of course, Wear a dot for diversity. Every year the Coalition for a Diversified Law School protests the composition of the mostly white male faculty at the UT law school. But the school augmented its faculty this year with four women, one of them Hispanic. Whether passing out chocolate ice cream in paper cones or asking the 80 or more participants to contribute rhyming couplets for an impromptu song, the coalition members sense of elation was evident. In recognition of the gains that have been made, the organizers refrained from holding their usual boycott — performed in conjunction with other law schools across the country — and focused their energies on a rally. But Thursday's speakers — who included student leaders, state lawmakers, a judge, professors and practicing attorneys — urged students to continue to demand that the law school recruit minority and female professors. You must keep up with this as an annual event. You are the consumers of legal education,” said Zipporah Wiseman, a member of the Faculty Hiring Committee. The former Harvard professor, who offered to name her courses Wiseman 1 and II, said a professor's identity, including gender, is a crucial part of a student's education. And AI Bennett, the former president of the Student Bar Association, told rally-goers in strong tones that hiring more minorities, women, gays and lesbians docs not mean taking in unqualified applicants. He said the law school skims the top of the top, and applauded the school's high standards for making its degree a valuable one. But he added that its excuse for not hiring more minorities — that there is a small pool to choose from — comes from the University's failure to seek top lawyers from specialties such as civil rights, immigration law or gay and lesbian rights. By limiting itself to the big fish in the small pool it misses out on the bigger fish in the bigger pond, he said. Third-year law student Theodor Marcus pointed out the irony of hav ing to hold a rally for diversity on the 23rd anniversary of the assassination of Martin Luther Kingjr. If you don’t put the money up now, then 23 years from now there! be another Theodore Marcus complaining that the pool's too small. he said. One organizer read a letter of support from Gov. Ann Richards, who said it wu critically important to male the law school and other Tex institutions reflect the diverski of the Texas population. Richards also promised to contin ue to appoint minorities when sa-cancies open up on the UT System Board of Regents. Richard's three recent appointments to the board included a woman and a black man. Not everyone agreed that the cef ebration was warranted. I'm not sure why we're not beinf meaner,” said Anthony Haley, see ond-year law student. Haley said tht supposed advances in faculty cos position — which did not include the addition of any blacks — were not enough. But while the rally had it celebratory aspects, it did not k sight of its purpose as a protest. The song made up of lines contributed h� the audience, for example, was funm but pointed. You can pick your friends, yfl� can pick your nose, but when comes to your professors, you can pick those,” the chorus ran. story by Aaron DaMomio photos by John McConnico 38 — Diversity Debate Diversity Debate — 39 40 — Organizations JANUARY 1 New Year's Day; UT vs. Miami. Cotton Bowl football game in Dallas 9 Classes begin in the School of Law 14 Seminars begin meeting for the Spring Semester in the School of Law 16 The Allies declare war on Iraq 22 Iraq uses downed U.S. pilots as human shields 23 M. Harvey Weil Lecture featuring Professor Francesco Franc ioni 28 U.S. begins battle of clearing deliberate oil spill in the Persian Culf 31 lraqui forces storm Saudi Arabian border FRONT ROW: Vm« l.il.m-u. I .1111.1 I'i.iiIh-i, I.ih R Wi|,.. BACK ROW: |nliii l.ililr. Ilii.m lit 1 kmknt. Siijilit 11 (. |Yiiis II.Hr ' American Journal of Criminal Law Published ihire limes a year, the American Journal ol Criminal Law has the second hugest circulation ol all University ol Texas School ol l.aw student publications. Student work is encouraged lor publication, affording writers an opportunity to develop legal writing and research skills, to enhance their knowledge ol the criminal law and, at the same time, to publish notes and comments ol legal significance. FKON‘1 ROW: (..not I Iiiim Lc. N.iiii .i|i|i� , Siin.iii Vim-11I1. N.iiu) l.il.m i.i. U.tilMi.1 M L1 .111I. Mi k iIiiIi M.ii iim- . I-mi.1 I’l.nlu-i. SHCONI) ROW: M.m II W ilrn n k. I’lll'l I l.i rltim. K.iw S. tmlo. IS.11 Ktili.mls............. jull.ill (.1.1111. K.-.IH-HI 1 1 .III. l J f Hlt«llK'IJ{. S I i plM II (. |V|||«, |■ lii 1 S IVmli'i BACK ROW: Ml. lul l M l n kri. R. Kmli I llllll. I ll 111 l-.llll. . Illl.lll lUlklllk.lV, |l.M'|lh I I 'I , (III 1 i III.11 ki'llrt. I In li 11 I 111 .ill. |nllll Xli.lliltk.ini,,. i Ann nan urual ol ( riminal l.aw AISD Legal Education Project AISl) l.rtfal K.riiuatini) Project 43 •14 Awinli .mil M.iilci) 46 — Board of Advocates Board of Advocates The Board of Advocates is the litigation honor society of the University of Texas School of Law. With the help of several dedicated faculty sponsors, the Board oversees most litigation related events at the University. Candidates become members by accumulating points earned through participation in all facets of advocacy, serving as competitors, witnesses and bailiffs. There are countless benefits to being a member of the BOA. including the chance to meet attorneys and judges who practice throughout the United States, and the chance to win one of several advocacy scholarships awarded each year. Perhaps the Board is best known for its sponsorship of competitions held every spring and fall. Appellate contests include the Gibbs and Ratliff Endowed Moot Court Competition and the Sus-man, Godfrey and McGowan Moot Court Competition. The BOA also administers numerous mock trial events, including competitions endowed by Gardereand Wynne: Locke. Purnell. Rain and Harrell: Vial, Hamilton, Koch and Knox; and Strasburger and Price, among others. In addition, the BOA coordinates a number of interscholastic teams that travel to New York. Chicago and other cities to represent the U.T. Last year, for example, the ABA Moot Court team reached Quarterfinals at the National Tournament in Chicago, while the Jessup International team placed fifth — in the world. U'T regularly attends the National Moot Court Competition. sponsored by the New York City Bar. the John Marshall Moot Court Competition and the State Bar Moot Court Competition. Interscholastic mock trial teams include the American Trial Lawyers' Association (A LLA) team, the Thelen, Marrin, Johnson and Bridges team, and others. This year, for the first time. U'T was invited to the prestigious Akron 'Tournament of Champions. Every year, keep a lookout for the things that make the BOA stand out from other U'T law-school organizations: an All-Star Demonstration Trial each spring, videotapes of all competition final round for educational opportunities and a grand awards banquet each April, honoring outstanding members, officers, teams and attorneys. - Board' Ad x-ates—47 Aggie Law- Students o Melissa Kamos Jim F.aston F President Treasurer F I Christie Gunter Vince Murchison C Vice President Activity Co-Chair F. R l.avonne Grossman Jennifer I’etlijohn S Secretary Activity Co-Chair FRONT ROW': C:i andr.i Rodrigue . M.imoi SECOND ROW’: MichclU-Ci.ite.Jdl Barrio. Cho-timC.unio. Mclivsi kitmoN, Jennifer IVllijolin. BACK ROW': Viikc Murdiivon. I)a id Gordon. Mario Rodrigue .Jim F.istnn. Phil 1 f.ill. . 48 — Ag ie Law Students Chicano Law Student Association OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: Steven Lope . Elia Cornejo. Cynthia Villarreal. BACK ROW: CriMina A. Mireles Cooper. Jorge Guillermo Aristotelidis. Donna Garna Davidson. FRONT ROW: Kml Knit- Colmeiieio. Racjuel ( I’ere . Cristina Mireles Cooper. Steven Lope . Mia l.u Cornejo-l.otu- . Cvntlna Villarreal Reyna. SECOND ROW: Guadalupe Cuellar. Donna Garcia Davidson. Barbara Mien Griffin. THIRD ROW: Catherine Valen uela, Hilda C. Galvan. I Iva Vela. I.vnelte l.vini Aguilar. FOURTH ROW: Willian II. Si.nilord. l.etma une . Martin (hum- Hi. |«� 'e Cano. FIFTH ROW: Adriana Solis. Michael J Mm them. Hi alwth Ann Dawson. I lectin Duran. Ricardo A Rodrigue BACK ROW: Ruben Cantu. China optic-1 II. Hahn, fainie Mc-niaii. ( c .u I’ere . Pedro Pc re 49 — Chicano Law Students Association 1 T exas Environmental Law Journal SENIOR EDITORS: FRONT ROW: Katherine J- Wallers. Recent Dcvrlnpiwiilk Editor: John U. Tulle. Student Notes Editor: Ann M. laalstedl. la-ad Articles Editor. BACK ROW: Cunt' P. Clo {Nton. Editor Emeritus: Darren T. Groce. F.ditor-in-Chiel: Michael I.. Safaranek. Technical Editor. NOT PICTURED: Jane M Mollmati. Maiia iiiK Editor. FRONT ROW: IVlei Hems DeMnhele. Ann Mont)(oni-civ l.e.ilste.tdt. Michael I Sulranck. Jim I) Bateman. Am) IT Graves. Aitdicw I. Quittnci.Cie oiv |. I’lcilei. Dai ren I Groce. BACK ROW: Katherine J. Wallers. Susaiute I. l et lall. Alice M. Coldwtie. Mi h.tcIC. Savas. Guilts I . Clo stou. John I). I tilth-. Kate Sr hull a Environmental latw Journal International Law Society I he International Law Society is organized to serve students interested in international law and international relationships and to coordinate activities relating to these subjects. Membership is open to law and graduate students. Some of the activities include co-spoil soring the Guanajuato Visitation Program, a week-long exchange program with the University of Guanajuato in Guanajuato, Mexico, and co-sponsoring, along with the Board of Advocates, the Jessup International Moot Court Competition. I'he organization also coordinates and distributes informal ion on foreign exchange and study abroad programs plus information on career opportunities in international law. The International Law Society is the University of Texas campus member ol the Association of Student International Law Societies. l-sir . Mi Ill-lie Duih.im. BACK ROW: Sum AI.111 l« XIh lurl. I in DiMmImIi-. FRONT ROW: , ,Ml1 |. B.iilwr.1 M IjahiI. H « K lk� . I.mu..i Milhkrii. I’.imI R Moim K ilh.t (hii|.iI.i. K.iiIiimi ■ 1 w S it-ty — 51 I nitTiiaiuHu! wmMM Legal Research Board The Legal Research Board is a student e -� ani ation of The University of Texas School of Law chartered by the State Bar of Texas to provide legal research and prepare memoranda for licensed attorneys. Membership is based upon outstanding performance in either the freshlaw legal research and writing program or the Board’s write-on competition. Each writer is responsible for the research and writing of one memorandum per semester and also for technical support for another writer's research project. The directors monitor the progress of each writer and technical back-up and prepare the final product lor the hiring attorney. The LRB is a self-funding organization with fees utilized to pay the writers for their work to provide a small monthly stipend for the chairperson and directors, and to pay the numerous costs necessary to produce and deliver quality memoranda. OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: Deciu H.11111U011. Jen- Crouth. KriMeii Clark. Ron M. . R„„ UCtirdy. Jjme niler Scverinson. Kelli Norm. BACK ROW: John R. Ward. Stoll I). Mi Donald. - 52 — Lej - Rev.irch Board Married Law Students Association The Married Law Students Association is an organization which arranges picnics and other social gatherings to allow students and their families to meet each other and share the ups and downs of being a married law student or spouse of a law student. Married Law Students Association — 53 National Black Law Journal The National Blark Law Journal is a UCLA School of Law-based student publication which was created in 1970 primarily to address the legal issues of black and other traditionally disadvantaged persons. Oxer the years the Journal has provided a forum for articles by legal scholars, attorneys, students. and academicians from other disciplines on a broad range of issues of particular relevance to black and other minority communities. The University ol Texas School of Law, under a consortium agreement with the National Board of the Journal, will publish a symposium issue of the Journal in the Winter of 1991. The theme of the issue will be “Competing Perspectives: Law. Economics and Race. We haxe completed our first edition of the National Black Law Journal which will be published in the Fall of 1991. entitled “Law and the Black Community in the 1990s. FRONT ROW: K-.ihard Cairrl. Managing F. Barbara ('•nllin. k «-«iitixi- F.tlimr: Samira Oliwr. Ftlimr in ChiH: Mark Mnrraik. Armies Kditor. BACK ROW: Craig Cant. Notes Fditm; kameinn Johnson. Stall Mrnilx-i. Mark Simpson. Sialtei. 54 — Na: nal B . k Ijw Journal Phi Delta Phi Phi Delia Phi is the oldest and largest fraternity in the United States. It was founded ten years before the the American Bar Association. The purpose of the organization ts to foster the highest standards of professional excellence and ethics and to encourage social relat ons amoung lawyers dedicated to these principles. Membership in Phi Delta Phi is open to any student who has com- pleted 28 hours of study and ranks in the top third of the class. Membership is widely recognized as an academic honor and can provide credentials and contacts of value for employment. More tangible benefits consist of low-interest loans, several scholarship awards, group insurance, which continues after graduation, and fraternity publications such as the organization’s international newsletter. . 1). Phi — 55 56 Student H;ii Aw mi ion FRONT ROW: Deunne Laura Burnell. Julie (’.leg}; Mekain. Vianei Gloria Lope . Alissa Amu Adkins. Alexis Ander Kashar. SECOND ROW: James Ray Hines. Michael Miles Simpson. Adriana Soils. I hendore Charles Marcus. Dianne Elaine Whilehorn. Renee Roc helle- Jones. BACK ROW: Anthony A. Barmela. Allred Homer Benneli. Sheryl Nelson Cole. Mic hael Kenneth Sims. NOT PICTURED: Marc Brian Wilen ick. Siudeni Bar Asvxiaiinn — 57 58 SIikIviii B.ii Avuxi.il ion SECOND YEAR REPRESENTATIVES: Mike Sims. Julie C. MtKain. Alexis Ander K.3shar. THIRD YEAR REPRESENTA- TIVES: FRONT ROW: Mart Brian Wilenzick. Alissa Anne Adkins. Vianei Gloria Lopez. Sheryl Nelson Cole. Dianne Elaine Whitt-horn. Renee Ro- belle Jones. BACK ROW: Muhael Miles Simpson. Al Benneil. Theodore Charles Mart us. Tons Barrueia. OFFICERS: Allred Benneil. I ons Bar-rueta. Sheryl Nelson Cole, Mike Sims. FIRST YEAR REPRESENTATIVES: Laura I Jeanne. Adriana Solis. J« Thomas. James Ray Hines. NO'I PIC-I L RED:'Katherine Gibson 59 — Student Bar Association 60 — l «-j hinj� Qm nuislris Teaching Quizmasters The 1990-91 academic year marked the twenty-fifth anniversary of the l eaching Quizmaster Program. Since its conception, the T.Q. system of teaching legal research methods and legal writing skills has been a model for similar programs at law schools throughout the country. The second and third year students who were T.Q.’s this year acted, as their predecessors have, as teachers, counselors, critics, friends and mentors. This mixture of roles is one of the unique qualities of the leaching Quizmaster Program, which continues to be a strong support mechanism for each entering class at the School of Law. 1990-91 TEACHING QUIZMASTERS: Jeri Amundsen. Jill I5ai ric r. Carol Barton. I eroa bishop. Joel Correia. Loin- Custer. Das id Daw mm i. k.uh Flagg. Matt Hagan. Andrea Halbert. Pam Hull, George Jack-son. Laura Mi Alee. Dudley McClellan. Civ elon Nichols, Liva Paulson. Greg Phillips. Tom Posey. Kris Renner. John Sc hwambac h. Hank Segclke. kamcla Siroman. Audrey I eagarden. kate Viik-ers. Laura Ware. 'l eaching Quizmasters — 61 Texas Environmental and Natural Resources Law Society The Environmental and Natural Resources Law Section of the State Bar (F.NRLS) has published a quarterly environmental law journal since the 1970s. During the 1990 spring semester, ENRLS and the student members of the Texas Environmental Law Journal (TELJ) agreed that the student members would perform virtually all of the editing, cite checking and typesetting functions. FELJ produces a camera-ready product. This Journal is divided into three sections: lead articles, recent developments and student notes. The Texas Environmental Law Journal is directed toward practicing attorneys and includes more than 2,000 readers. FRONT ROW: Jini l Bale-nun. lu 1 Meihwn. (lamer cmi Sue Heaps. Mark. I Idler SECOND ROW: Janet I win McQu.nd. I.re nn .Me .inclei. Hreiul.i Sue I lu liv Donna Ka C.oodcn THIRD ROW: Janet K Carl. Dana K Me Daniel. Karen Ann Carr. Alan l C.reen FOURTH ROW: Stott koln. ChiiNlopfirr K mi rani| elnteiei. (arm- Hrlnicamj) FIFTH ROW: Alice Marie Cnililvwre. Mike Se-n er. Darren Croce. Chris Jones. SIXTH ROW: I had William Kenaiid. William Leonard Mc-nnucci. lean Friedman. BACK ROW: Kenton Dec- Johnson. Curl in I’aul CloK'tcm. John Dawd I mile. Marlin Jerome Holt- 62 — Tex-1 Finn mmental and Natural RcNOurcc Law Society Texas International Law Journal The Texas International Law Journal is the fourth oldest student-edited international law journal in the country. Each issue contains articles, student works and book reviews covering a wide range of international law and related topics. In addition to its publication activities. TILJ sponsored several events for the law school community this year. In the fall semester. TILJ sponsored the Third Annual International Law Festival at Mag- gie Mae's. This event provided an opportunity for several hundred law students with interests in international law to meet and learn more about international law-practices. In the spring semester. TILJ sponsored a symposium entitled “Environmental Aspects of International Trade.” Approximately one hundred lawyers attended the one-day event to hear world-renowned speakers on a variety of international environmental issues. FRONT ROW: Li Barton, Penny | timer, Fmilie Vbc-M.i. Coniine Ojll.int. Alison Xranson. Deulre Crowell, Carla Wheeler. I.aura Ferguson SECOND ROW: Dune Parker, Cinch Degit . Michelle Durham. I.mette Harris. Gabriel Garcia. Beau Lewis. Jenm Parks. Mona Hyniel. Patricia Cillone. Stese Shackelford. Jay I. Westbrook. THIRD ROW: Haag Sherman. Robert Provost. Mark Wilson. Jim Ward. Brent Christopher. Vib Davidson, Brian Hammer. Paul Stone. Jon Neumann. San Uijk. Carry Hill■ hi BACK ROW: Wilson Jones. Kav Beslol. F.d Rusmv. (.nk Holmes. Kurt Hamrtxk. Arthur l.im. Mike Boydston. Gene Mattison. Mark Rome. Texas Internationa -r Texas Law Review First produced in 1921, the Texas Law Review is the L.aw School's oldest student publication. The Review publishes seven issues each year, which include articles written and researched by prolessors, judges and practicing attorneys, student notes and book reviews. Stall membership for the publication is offered to those law students in the lop of their first year sections, and to those who successfully complete the “write-on competition which is held during the first few weeks of each fall semester and following final examinations in the spring. FRONT ROW: I'airi.ia I lull W« Itlr. Shelley Clarke. Flaua Chauvm. BACK ROW: Gregory K. Travis, Char - l nirl Hi oilman, Karlxara (.rillin, Amy Wrij(hl. M kln-lle Bouri- Mixxly. Parker BoikI Bmiini. Charles Kelley. Bradley R Jt anoll Bray, Allison Leigh UeKuixlei. Su jiiiu- K kl II Cammed, Arthur Feldman. Mark I.. Walters. 64 — Texas Ijiw Kevievs FRO T ROW: Shellev l.orame Clarke. Flana Broil mail. Jennifer I horsim OIsmmi. Li a Farrow-Gillespie. Carole Adele l.olim SECOND ROW: Su anne Raj'y'io Wtv lerheim, Michelle Boimanofl Brav. Colleen Mark’ Sullivan. Janri I.y mi Mi Quaid. Caves Ann Coflnian. THIRD ROW: Allivon Lei � h DeKundrr. Paint la Hall Webb. Barbjra Fallen Crifliii, Brvant Sion Mi Fall. John Au llii Cole. FOUR I II ROW: l.cslir Annand FiikIi. Ann Catherine Wright. I .aura Kolmerttm MtAltc, Richard David F.gan. I’aimk Lewis O'Daniel. FIFTH ROW: Su amie Reddell Chain hi. Brad lev Roger Gamnidl, Anhui S. Feldman. SIXTH ROW: Giegorv R 1 ravis. Joe Sawm. Loin.v j Holfnian. Muhael W Weiss. Sielame Diane Love SEVENTH ROW: Iham JoMl Messmger. Mark I.. Waller-.. Rama Su .itine Spielmau. Keilh A Row lev F.IGH I II ROW: Allan Faripiar Brooke II. I bonus l.enn Cubbagr III. (Charles Daniel Moodv NINTH ROW: David Fly ink Filler. Jeninler Louise lloijn. Bieiu Ch.irlev binder. TENTH ROW: I'aul Fcatherstoue Sihuster. David L.ivv feme I'eavler. Sameer Stephen 11 dim. Charles Kolx-ri Helms. BACK ROW: I’aikcr Bond Billion. Rennen Ilc-nr Beiiel III. Cli.ules Stephen hellev The Woodsmen FRONT ROW: Rehliy Gregg. Whit Roberts. lorn Walsh. Jell Rees. Kolx-rt Rollon. BACK ROW: Arthur Haag Sherman, Wilton Gregory Jones, Christopher Wayne Buley. John- ny Dale Powers, Patrick Rredeholi. David Lawrence Peavler. McCord Wilson. NOT PICTURED: David Hooks. 66 The Woodsmen . OFFICERS, FROST ROW: Lorinda lay lor, First Year Representative. Cisvrlou NicImiK, Vue President. BACK ROW: Michael Whitmire Secretary: Jeffrey Sand'. President: Kidgely Bennett, Treasurer. Thurgood Marshall Legal Society The Thurgood Marshall Legal Society (TMLS) is the Texas affiliate of the Black American Law Students Association (BALSA). BALSA was founded in 1970 and remains committed to fostering academic excellence and community awareness in its membership. TMLS provides academic support as well as social outlets. The academic support system includes first year orientation, course reviews and seminars on effective exam taking. TMLS also sponsors an open house, social mixers and an annual awards banquet. These activities provide members with an opportunity to meet other law students, practicing attorneys and the Austin community. FRONT ROW: Sheryl Nelson Cole. Sonja Camille Pay Ion. Lorinda Rachel laylor. Donna Denise Baines. el Plummer. James .Mark Womack. Richard Moultrie. Gsselon Nichols. MIDDLE ROW: Sandra Phillips Oliver. Joy Thomas. Christine Collins. Allred Bennett. Samuel Fntarnacion. James Ray limes. Donna Yvette Hall, Kimberly Carol Young, Kameron Johnson, Dana Robin Bland. Marcia Bobb. Dawnita Juhanna Wilson. Brenda De l.ois King. Judy Marie Robinson. RACK ROW: Jorge Sanchez, Brian Carmichael, Theodore Marcus. Antoine Devine. Craig Cant. Jeffrey Sands. Michael Whitmire. Lamarr Stevenson. Aubrey Nick Pittman, Ridgcley Crick Bennett. Hubert R. Brown. Thurgood Marshall Legal So: n ty — 67 FEBRUARY 5 Tom Scaly Lecture featuring The Honorable Deanel) R. Tacha 16 Environmental and international Trade Symposium presented by Texas International Law Journal 21 Third Annual Medicine for Lawyers Conference begins; Assault and Flattery begins 22 Assault and Flattery continues 23 Avsault and Flattery ends: Allies begin ground offensive in Kuwait 27 Persian Gulf Crisis panel discussion in the School of Law 28 RiUx n anting for Child Abuse and Neglect l.egal Rerearch Center; T.J. Gibson Award Ceremony; Bush announces Persian Gulf cease fire 68 — Students ADKINS. ALIS5A ANNE, Autlin; Univertity of Texai M AuMin, Student!-Awwulnn, SB A Board of Governor . Women's law Caucxit. SDK Croquet Club. ALLAN. ELAINE MARIE. Austin; University of Texai at Auttin.OSO. Environmental law Society. Ameriean Bar Attooitkm Student Dilution, Women't Law Caucus AMUNDSEN. JERI ANNE. San Antonio; Univertity of Trial at AuMin. Teaching Quit matter . Admittiont Committee. SENIORS BEN BOW. KATHERINE BEARD. Auuin; Trinity L’niverwty. Lrjp' Ke-teareh Board BESTOU KAY LYNN. Purdum Doane College. Tex a I International law journal. Symposium Editor, lawyer Christian felbwthip. Guanajuato Exchange Program BISHOP. TERESA LYNN. HouKon; Rke Umveruty. reaching Quirmat-ten. Board of Advocate . Senior — ?l CARLTON. JOHN JOSEPH. Dallas; University of Texas at Austin. £nv, ronmmul Law Society. State Aar of Texas. Environmental Law Journal. CARR. KAREN ANN. Austin: Koclhurst College. Women's la w Caucus. Environmental Law Society. National Blael Law Journal. Environmental Law journal. VITA. CASILLAS. MICHAEL ROVALO. Garland: University of Texas at Austin. Review of Location. Legal Eagles. CARPENTER. BRIAN ANDREW. Houston: Texas A Sc M University. SENIORS CILFONE. PATRICIA LUCIA. San Antonio: Texas Tech L'nnersity. Texas International law Journal Editor. National lawyers Guild CoChairperson. CLARK. KRISTEN GOO I) SON. Vie-toria: Texas Christian University, legal Research Hoard. CLARK, TODD AARON. Austin; University of Texas at Austin; American Journal of Criminal Law. COHEN. JEROME BOARNET. Austin; Tulane University. CORNEJO. ELIA LUZ. Brownsville: University of Texas at Austin. Chicano law Students Association President. Project Info Coordinator. M.O.P.Com-mittte. Married law Students. EDWARDS. CHRISTINE GUERRA. San Antonio: University of Texas at San Antonio. Board of Advocates. FRIESENHAIIN. KIMBERLY ANN. Dallas: Southern Methodist University. International law Society. Ad. Entertainment law Society. GABBAY. LEONARD BENJAMIN. Austin: New York University. President Seniors CAMMELL. BRADLEY ROCER. Auttin: University of at Auuin. Texas Law Review. HARRISON. EMILY EVANS. San Antonio: Uni er iiyofTe at at Austin. CRIFriN. BARBARA ELLEN. Wuh. ingtnn PA: Ceorgeiown Univrnhy. Texa Law Kev.ew.Thurgood Marshall l.egal Society. Guanajuato Exchange Program. HILTON. LAWRENCE JAMES. Au - tLn: Univenity of Houston. Texa International Law Journal. SENIORS HOLMES. MARK DANIEL. Auuin; California State University at Sacra-memo. Texa International Law Journal Research Submissions Editor. HUESKE. NEAL ALAN. AuMilK Uni-veriity of Texas at Auum. I'exas Law Fellowships Board of Director . Environmental Law Society Secretary. lex-a International Law Journal. HUFF. PAMELA BETTY. San Antonio: Texa A Xr M Unlvertity. Teaching Quizmaster . JAY, J.L. Austin: Cornell Univeraly, Review of Litigation Associate Editor. Board of Advocate . JONES-WILLI AMS, DONNA DIANE. Tyler; Texas A 4c M University. Texa Law Review. KUHNS. ROBERT ALFRED. Sims Valley CA: University of Notre Dame. LENSER. JEFFREY MARC. La Croue Wl; College of Wiliam and Ma ry. LOPEZ, VIANF.I GLORIA. Houuon; Princeton University. Assault and Flattery Choreographer. American Bar As-tociation Representative. Vice President. American Bar Association on Women in the Profession. Seniors — 73 MAGEE, NANNE5KA NALL. Auuir.. Texas Tech University. Teaching Qui mj«rn Tcui International Law Journal. Scribes Journal of Legal Writing Assistant Idler. Women'� Law Caucus. MARLETT. DAVID ROBERT. Auv tin; Texas Tech University. Environ mental Law Journal MARTINEZ. GILBERT. Austin: Rice University. Chicano Law Students Association. Cristo Rey Yourg Adults. MC ALEE. LAURA K. Austin: Carle-ton College. T exas Law Review, reaching Quizmasters. SENIORS Seniors MC COR MICK, ROBERT GLENN. UjSjv tniwniiy of Tfu i( Auum, W MC MAHAN, JOHN DAN III. Weatherford: Uiwmliy of Tom at Auxin. MC MURTRY, ROBERT JAMES. Austin: Northern IK mors University. American Bar Association Student [M-vision, Intellectual Property Section. MENCHER, LESLIE EREOA. Austin: Earl ham College, Environmental Law Society. Women's Las, Caucus. SENIORS MESSINA. LAURA LEA. Auxin: La mar University at Beaumont. MILLER, SHELLS' DENISE MER. RITT. Weatherford: Univetsity of Texas at Arlington, Harvard Journal of Lav and Public Polity. Environmental Ijv Society. MILLIKEN, TAMARA ANN. Auxin: Texas Tech University, International Lav Society. Guanajuato Exchange Program MONTGOMERY, ANN CATHERINE, San Antonio: Williams College NICHOLS, CISSELON SIMONE. Baytown; University of Texas at Austin. Teaching Quirmaxers. American Journal of Criminal Las.. Thurgood Marshall legal Society Vice President. Project Info Coordinator, Minority Opportunities Committee ORTIZ. MARY ELIZABETH.Corpus Chtixi; Unisersily of Texas at Auxin. Chicano La Students Association. NOECKER. LINDA LEE. San Antonio: Baybr Univetsity. NORRIS. KELLI ANNETTE. Austin; Univetsity of Texas X Auum. Legal Research Board Director. Seniors — PALMER. LISA JEAN MC NAIR. Adair OK; Oklahoma State University, Recording for the Blind. Trui Young Lawyer Association. PARKS, MELISSA JO. Columbia . Trinity University. AIM-. Atuult and Flattery. PETTY. KRISTA LYNN. Austin; Abilene Chrueian University. RANGEL. MARTHA PATRICIA. Austin. Unnersuy of Texa at Austin. Cfaieano Law Student Association. Volunteer Income Tax Astooaton SENIORS REED, GREGORY I.ENN. Austin. Uniseriity of Houston. Board of Advocate Chairman. !♦. National Mail Court. State Bar Moot Court Cham pkm. Best Oralut ROBBINS. JILL LORRAINE. San Antonio: Texas A A M University. ROBY.CHRISTOPHER SCOTTJR.. Austin: Duke University. Texa Pn ronmental Law Journal. Environmental Law Society. Pink Flamingos. ROM AIN. PIERRE-YVES. Austin: University of Paris Franee. Seniors SZALAY, BARBARA JEAN. Austin; University of Tfui at Austin, .!♦. Board of Advocate! Officer, Quentin Keith Advocacy Scholarship. American Bar Association National Moot Court Team. Thad Hutcheson Moot Court. Criminal Law Mock Trial Quarter-finaliit. TODACK, NICOLE ANN. Moulton: University of Texas at Austin. A ,AmericanJournalofCriniinal Law Managing Editor. Assault and flattery TRIPP, DIANE LYNN. Austin; University of Texas at Austin TUTT. CHARLES JOSEPH JR.. Aus tin; University of Michigan. Board of Advocates, Texas International Law Journal. SENIORS TYLER. PATRICK HOWARD. Auv tin; Oklahoma City University. Board of Advocates. Student Bar Association, At . Student Faculty Advisory Com mittrc. American Bar Association. IAP. VELA. ELVA C. Corpus Christi. University oi Texas at Austin. Chicano Law Students Association. Women's Law Caucus. VICKERS. KATE Austin; University of Colorado at Boulder. Pink flamingos. Teaching Quizmasters. WARD, ELIZABETH ELLEN. Aus tin: University of Texas at Austin. WARE. LAURA JEAN. Houston; Uni-versity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Texas Law Review. Teaching Quiimasters. WESTERHEIM, SUZANNE RAC- CIO. Waco; University of Houston. Texas Law Review. WHITEHORN. DIANNE ELAINE. Houston; Texas A M University. Student Bar Association Board of Governors. Honor Council President WILLIS CARSON. CECILIA ROCHELLE. Austin; University of Oklahoma. Thurgood Marshall Legal Society. Board of Advocates, Vial, Hamilton. Koch. Knox Mock Trail. Susman Godfrey Moot Court. Seniors —« 77 BAUGHMAN. STEVE ROBERT Auxin Trinity University BEITEL. REMSEN HENRY Conroe Duke University ANDERSON. EDMOND DANTE III Auxin University of South Alabama ARANSON.Al.USON FREADA I hi'in University of Ttui it Auxm BAKER. MARIANNE MICHELE Austin Trinity University MIDLAW 78 — Midlaw ■ BATEMAN,JAMES DANIEL Lubbock Kite University BOYDSTOS. MICHAEL JAMES Dalis Yalr Univmity BRENNAN. DANIEL JOSEPH Auuin Bucinrll Lnhrrrfty 1 BURKHALTER. HUNTER WYA IT Auiiin Univmity of Trial at Auuin BURRELL. SHARON LEE AuMlB Unncruty of MiuichuKtii CARUJANET ROSE Auitm Univmity of Wncocuin at Plattrvillr CHRIS rOPHKK. BRENT EDWARD Plano Baylor Univmity CIRKIEU MARTIN JAY Hutto Ottawa Univmily CLOGSTON. CURTIS PAUL AuUin Baylor Univmity CRIACO. ADAM PAUL AuUm Univrmty of Trial at Auuin CROUCII.JOHN HENRY Auuin Ricr Univmity MIDLAW DAVIDSON. SANDRA LYNN Auuin Univmity of Trial at Auuin £ DE ARMOND- iienselman.jeanne MARIE Auuin Univrruty of Louitvillr DE MICHELE. PETER HENRY Auuin Trinity Univmity DAVIDSON. DONNA GARCIA Auuin Univmity of Traai at Autlm DURHAM. PATRICIA MICHELI.E Coltcjjc Station Trinity Univmity ELIPPIN. STACY ELIZABETH Warrcmburg MO Ricr Univmily GALINDO.JOSEPH PAUL Auuin Unitenkf of Total ai Auuin GARSSON. ROSS SPENCER Da Hat Ricr Univmity GIORDANO. LISA AUGUSTA Auuin Univmity of Kaniai ERIKSSON. STEPHEN JOHN Auuin Univmity of California at nrrLrlry Mid law — 79 COLD WIRE, ALICE MARIE Sanderson Sul Rom State University GRANT.JULIAN ANDREW Austin Harvard University CRAVES. AMV BETH Fort Worth Baylor University HAZEI.TON. PETE MALLOY Autiin Amhrrtt Collrgr IIYMF.L. MONA LUCILLE Austin University of Ttui at Austin JF.CIIOW. MADISON DAVID Austin Univrrtityof Texas at Austin JOHNSON. KAMERON DAVID Austin University of Houston JONFS. MICHAEL DALE Austin Lnitrrsitv of Oklahoma KAPLAN.JEFFREY ALAN Houston Amherst Cdlrge KAUACHI. LAURA LOINF Autiin University of Texas at Austin MIDLAW KHUONC. QUYEN IIUU Houston University of Texas at Austin KOCONTKS. LONNIE LOREN Austin Univrrsityof Nebraska LEVY. ERIC SCOTT Dallas Univmity Of Texas at Austin LINDFJt. MARA CAY Austin University of Texas at Austin LYONS. MICHAEL STEPHEN Austin University of Texas at Autiin MARTINEZ. MEREDITH ANNE Austin University of Michigan MFSSINCI K. THANE JOSEF Austin California Unisersity of Pennsylvania OXFORD. LARRY BRIAN Austin Yale University PANTIS, YIANNI DENNIS Austin University of California at Berkeley PARKER. MICHAEL MAYNARD Austin University of Colorado 80 — Midlaw PEREZ. CESAR RICARDO Kio Grande City Sam lloutton State University PETTIJOIIN. JENNIFER SARA Richardson Texas A t M University 1 POLANSKY. PAULJ05EPII Auxin U niversity of Texas at Auxin QUI TTNER. ANDREW LEWTON Auxin 1-ouixtni Suit University at SKmqncI RAMOS. MELISSA ANNE Co pus Chnvi Texas A te M University REEVES. KATHLEEN DEVINE New Braunfels University of Too at Auxin ROBINSON.JAMES PATRICK III San Antonio Trinity University KICSBY. ALICE CAYI.E Houston Southwestern University KODRICUk .. MARIO ALBERTO Auxin Texas A M University ROCAS. KEITH ALLEN Auxin University of Texas at Austin MI I)LAW SMALL, DAVID LAFAYETTE Austin University of Oklahoma WAUSII, THOMAS BERNARD IV Waco Southern Methodist University WALTERS. KATHERINE JANE Atnlin Bailor University WEATHERFORD, BRET WAYNE San Antonio Southwest Texas State University WESTERMANN. STEPHEN XAVIER San Antonio University of Texas at Austin WHALES. LAWRENCE Mil HAH. Auxin University of Michigan WHITE. SCOTT RILEY Austin University of Texas at Auxin WHITMIRE, MICHAEL O'NEIL Houston Harvard College WILSON. MARK BRADLEY Andrews Texav AtM University YOUNG. HILARY IIUClIES Auxin Duke University Midlaw — 81 ABERNATHY. KATHERINE ANN Amlin Soul hr in Method ! Uimrnicy ALDRICH. ELSA MARGARITA lloutlon Rke Univrrviy ANIHRSON. JANICE KATHLEEN Kilkm Trial Wonun't Unhrrtity APPLEMAN. MICHAEL CORDON Fori Worth Unr.rn.iy of Traat a! Ao«in BAIRD. TIMOrilY STEPHEN Da Hit Dole Univrrtay BALAGIA. JAMES MORRIS Pllunrtvillr Southern Trail Slur Univrniiy BARNES. AI-AN RAY Amlin Harvard Unrvrrvly BARNES. JENNIFER RI.BI.CC. A Amlin Umvmnyof Trail at Amlin BA YOUTH. LAURA KATHRYN Stamford Anjjrio Suir Unlvmily FRESHLAW 82 — Fresh law BENZ. JELEREY GEORGE Export PA UnKtnity o( Michigan BILLINGSLEY. JAMES IIENKY Waxahachie University of Texas at Arlington BISSMEYER. RAMON DANIEL Auxin Southern Met hodix University WORK. LISA KATHRYN Auxin Stanford University BOKOW. HI LAKY C Auxin University of Pennsylvania BOSWELL. AUDRIY LYNN Auxin Southern Methodist University BOURGEOIS. ALEXANDRE I'lllLIPPE Auxin University of Texas at Auxin BO YEA. JEAN PIERRE Austin Rice University FRESH LAW BROUSSARD. CANDANCE JEAN Beaumont Texas A EM University BROWN. HUBERT ROSS Austin Eloritla A M University BRACKIN. DEWEY ALAN Austin University of Texas at Austin BRINKLEY. MARCIA JEAN San Antonio Wexcrn New England College BRANCH. MONICA MICHELLE Grand Prairie University of Texas at Auxm BROWN. PHILIP MANTON Auxin I lendrix College BUNT. ROBERT CHRISTOPHER llallvville Centenary College of lasuitiana BURGESS. BRIAN LINDSEY Russellville AK University of Texas at Austin BURNETT. DEANNE LAURA Auxin University of Georgia BURRIS. ANN Al.LISE Auxin Univcrsitv of Texas at San Antonio Freshlaw — 83 CANTU, RUBEN San Antonio Uninmky of Tnaat Amlin CAHILL, TIMOTHY JOSEPH '«nx Stanford Umvreiity CHRISTY. DIANE MARIE Autlin Unncrvty of Trial at Auum CORDOVA. DIANEJ. totpji ChrHti Uniirriky ofTruiat Amt in COVER. MARK ALBERT AuMin Univrnity of Tcaai at Amlin CUELLAR. TARALYNN RENA AuMin llnivm ty of Trial Media Branch DANIELS. EDMUND DAN Richardion Oorgrto-n Unhrnity FRESH I.AW DONNENBERG. GISLAR llooiton Univrrutyof InrubrocVat Atmria DOUGINS. RRACIIEI.LE RENEE Wichita KS Thr Univrnity of Iowa EDMONDS. SHANNON I ODD DrUIVId M l L'ni.rruiy of Tr � at Amur. ELLIS. GREGORY KARL San Antonio Baylor Univrnity ENGLAND. ANTHONY V. Iloutton Univrnity of Trial at Amt in ESTES. POLLY JESSICA Poet Worth Univrruiy of Colorado at Bouldrr FEKETE. MONICA ANNE RKhardion L'nivrriaty of Trial at Amtm EENNER. MARK ANDREW Amtm Trial A lr M Unr� rnity HELDS. JANE ELLIS AuMin Unimuty of Arlamat 84 — Fresh law FLEMING. KATHARINE LEE Auxin K«e Umvertity FLETCHER, OEKEK LEI,AND Fori Worth TenatTeth UmwriHf ■ FOSTER, MARY CATHERINE Houtton University of Ton at Auxin FREY,JOHN PATRICK Fort Worth Cornell Umvertity 0 r FRIEDMAN, SIDNEY STIFET Auxin Tubnr Uniwrut; FRY. BERTRAND CHARLES San Antonio University of OicaRO GALVAN.HILDA CONTRERAS Auttm University of Texas at El Paso CASBARRA, SHANE STUART Auxin Yale University GILLETTE. SUSAN DIANE San Antonio Univenity of Texas at Auxin GLASSFK. HEINRICH JOACHIM Auttm Foreign College FRESHLAW GLATZ. GINGER RENE Austin T� � at A E M Unrrcrtity COCHMAN. DAVID EDWARD Auxin Brown University GOLDBERG. DAVID MARK Auttm Syracuse University GOMEZ. LAURA LUCILA IJ redo Texas A It M Univrruty GOMEZ. MAR I IN III San Antonin University of Texas at Auttm GONZALES. FRANCISCO ENRIQUE FrJmburg Uahmky of Texat at Auxm GONZALES. MONICA LISA llouxon Rice Unite rut y GONZALES. NORBERT JR San Antonio Unitermy of I loutton GONZALES. TRACY ANNETTE Auxm University of Texas at Auxin GOULET. MARK CHRISTOPHER San Antonio University ol llbnoit at Urbana Freshlaw — 85 CRAEE. CHRISTOPHER LAWRENCE I loon on University of Tom at Austin GROSSMANS. I AVONNE MARIF. Yen's om TexM A It M University CUEKRA, LAURA EVANGELINA Simon University of Te M � l Austin GUEST. ROBERT BRADLEY A un in University of Tom at Austin CUSTER. CHRISTIE ANITA Hope AR Toa� A M Uri«iw GUSRY.SUSAN DENMON Auutn Nonhrait Louisiana University s IIAIIN. CHRISTOPHER HERBERT Te« p!e Rice University 11 ALE. JEEE KEY KARL Chandler Southern Method HI University HALL. DONNA YVETTE Ausin University of TexM at Austin HAMER. CATHY JEAN Temple Teias A t M University FRESH LAW HANSON. JOEL EDW ARI) A unin Tetn AIM llnltrnit) HARRISON. LINDA LOUISE Bellaire Trinity University HERRING. WILLIAM KENNETH Mae on GA Northwestern University HAWKINS. CHRISTOPHER VERN Houston Vanderbilt University HOEEMAN. THOMAS MARTIN Houston University of Texas at Austin HOEEMANN, MAR I IN JEROME Austin Trinity University HOC ELAND. JON N A KAY Austin University of lo� a HOI I AND. KATHRYN V. Port Worth Texas Christian University IIUCKABY. HANNAH DUKE Wirhita Ealh UnivertJly of Oklahoma KUSTIS. BRENDA SUE E.shltll NY Boston Co'ltjr 8fi — Frrihlaw ft HUTSON. AMY BETH Plano University of Texas at Austin HYIN. JENNY JAF-EUN Austin Riee University fl INGRAHAM. KA 1IIRYN DELAINE Austin North-euern Unrversily 1 INGRAM. BRIAN KEITH Belton Texas AIM University IRWIN. DEBRA Austin University of Texas at Dallas ISLAS. 1 ISBETM JUANA Sin Antonio Pay tor University ■ JACKS. JOHN DUKY Irs.ng University of Texas ii Arlington JACKSON. l ONAIJ DAVID Houston Southern Methodist University JACKSON. MICMAF.I. LION Birmingham AL Auburn University JANSF.N. JFFFRFY AR ifM K Auit in United Statei Air Force Academy FRESHLAW JAKRARD, STEPHFN oinosF Elgin University of Texas at AuHin JASPER. TONA OLIVER Austin University of Alabama at Huntsville JOIIANSON. UAVII) STANLEY Austin Stanlord University JOHNSON. BRIAN LEE. Austin University of Colorado JOHNSON.JAY MICHAEL Austin University of Texas at Austin KAISFR.CHRISTINA IFF Austin leva A Hr M Unrsrrsity KFNNEY. NICHOLAS JAMES Austin University of Pennsylvania KIM.TAF. HYONC Austin Universily ef Qtieago Frcshlaw — 87 KING. BRENDA DEI.OIS Austin Howard University K1KKSF.Y. KYLE SHAWN Houston University of Virginia KOIINKE, FRNFST WILLIAM Houston University of Texas at Austin KOPECKY. SUSAN LOUISE Victoria Trinity Unisctsity LAIKl), LEISLCAROL Soring University of Texas tl Austei LANTER. FRANK DAVID Austin University of Tents tt Austin LAWLER. LESLIE ANN Dallas University of Tents at Austin Ul. SHARON GRACE Austin University of Texts tt Austin LEE. W. DAVID Austin Texts A te M University LEITA.JOYCE MARIE Austin University of Houston FRESH LAW LEWIS. JONATHAN HARRY Easton PA Pennsylvania Suir University LOTI.CINDY MARIA Austin Indiana University LYONS. JOSEPH MATTHEW Austin University of Tens tl Austin MARBUT. MICHAEL POWERS Austin Brown University MARTIN. CARMEL MARY Matt wan NJ Manhattan College MARTIN. LOUIS EDWARD III Fort Worth Washington and Lee University MAY. ROBERT CHARLES Austin University of Houston at Clear Lake MCCLELLAND. KATHLEEN ELAINE Austin Mobile College MCDANIEL PATRICIA JO Austin California University of Pennsylvania MCEAR LANE. JOE ROBERT San Antonio Baylor College of Medicine Frcihtaw MCGKAW, PAMELA ANN Auxin University of Trui at Dallas MU-MAN, CIL MARK Auxin Urmcivil of Ton at Autlin MfcSNUCCI. WILLIAM IXONAKD Austin Unoersity of Texas at Austin MERRILL. CAROLINE IK 7. IKK Austin Brigham Young University MKHKITT. CARRY ANTHONY Austin Ri e University ML'RR AY. JENNIFER ALICE Auxin University of Texas at Auxin WLSSELI.WIIITE. IA)RI LYNEU.K W'cderbnd University of Texas at Auxin NARVAE2. PRISCILLA ANNE Corpus Chrixi Yale University NEUREITER. NORMAN RFID Austin Swarthmore Cofege NOTZON. VINCENT ANTHONY Austin University ofTexas at Austin FRESH LAW A NUCENT. JENNIFER LYNNE Austin University of Ua!!as OLSON. TOBIN KRIC San Antonio Texas AIM University OWENS. JAMES MICHAEL Auxin Stetson Ln vm.lv OW'E-NS. KENNETH DALE Rouml Roc I Southern Mrthodnt University OKFFFF. RUSSELL CRAIG Auxin University of Minnesota PATTISON. SHEILA RENE AsM in St. Mary's University PE I IN. JAMES DAVID Hondo University of the South PE REX. CEIRISTINA RENEE Alburyueequr NM Trinity University PEriTRMAN. ANTEIONY ERNEST Austin University of Texaaat Auxin PAYTON. SONJA Camille Austin University of N. Carolina at OsapeS IIS Frcshlaw — 89 PETERMAN. BRIAN WILLIAM AuMin University ofTexatat AuMin PROSSER. NANCY LYNN AuMin S«. Andrem Prevbytenan College RAMIREZ, BOBHYJIM Ainlin Trui A Hr M Unhrnilf RAMIREZ. KATHLEEN MARIE AuMin UnivmilyofTfxuil Auuin RAMIREZ.JAVIER F.UUARDO AuMin U m.ertity or Texas at Arlington REED, MARY CHRISTINE AuMin Soul Nun Methodist University REEVES. KIMBERLEY ANNE Sufpr Ijind Umwnilf of Tfxn at Auvlin REID, DONALD WARREN Bedford University of Trui at AuMin RENFRO.jll.l. MARIE Fort Worth Baylor University RICHARDSON, DON-FRANKLIN AuMin Baylor Umvenuy FRESH LAW RILEY. DEBRA PAYNE AuMin Tnil A k M University ROBERTS. ELIZABETH LEE AuMin University of Trui al AuMin ROBINSON. ROSS TOLBERT AuMin Trui AIM Unorruty RODRIGUEZ. RONALD AuMin Lmvmiiyof Texasat AuMin ROGERS. DWAIN KIRKWOOD JR San Antonio Untmity of Trui al AuMin ROGERS.JIMMY I FF AuMin Tout Christian Unnetsity ROSEMAN. ALLISON BE III DalUt Amherst College SAMPSON. TONYA LEAII Amt in Rke University 90 — Fresh law f SCIIILLINCFR. BRYAN JON AuMin Uiiivertrtyof Houtton SOI ROTH. GEORGE THEODORE Auttin Univenity of Britith Coluirbta SCHULTZ. DAVID WARD KouMon Unnenily of TfUl at Auttin SCIIWENKER. CARL FREDERICK llouMon Unite rtny of Ton at AuMin SEGURA. RICHARD JOHN JR Auttin Univmly of Teat at Auun SHELLEY, DEBORAH LYNN AuMin Uniteruly of HojMoii SHOE. KAREN JILL Phoenii A . Univenily of Teat at AuMin SHORT. NOEL WEST Corticana Southern Mel Nodal Unite rtily SIMON. RONALD JEROME AifUita Initef� It of l eva al AuMin SMITH. DAVID PATTERSON IR Uallat Wathinjpon and Lee Umtenily FRESH LAW SMITH.STEPHEN SHANNON San Antonio Rite UnitertMy STEWART. DUNCAN WINSTON Baytown Unitenily of Teaat at AuMin TAYLOR. LOKINDA RACHEL AuMin Teat AIM Unnertiiy THERIOT. MELISSA LUTCRING Auttin Louiuana Sate Univenity SUDDEKTH. SKYLAR BARCLAY AuMin Ulatently of Teat al Autun THOMAS. ROBERT DARTANIAN Autlin Loyola Univenity THOMPSON. WILLIAM RICHARD Bogalota LA Louituna Suie Unnenily USEI.TON. LISA DANIELLE: Carrollton Unitenity of Teat al AuMin FrcshUw — 91 fo VALE. RAYMOND JEFFERSON San Antonio Univenityof T« t at San Antonio VAUOIIN. KENNETH MATTHEW E ! n NC Univenity of North Carolina at Oiapr! Hill VILLAREAL. RAYMOND ANTHONY San Antonio Ttut AI M Univrnity WALTER. MATTHEW PIERRE Karmen Branch Princeton Univenity WASHINGTON. MICHELLE Watertxjry Cl Hampton Uniitnity WHITWORTH. MARK ROBERT Browntvillr Univenity of Treat at Auuin WIELF. MARTIN GUNTHER Auttin Univenity of Treat at AuKin WILLIAMS. HOLLY BETH Auttin Ricr Univenity FRF.SHLAW WILLIAMSON. PAUL THOMAS Ualiat Wathington and ire Univenity WILSON. DAWNITA JULIANNA Autnn Khodrt Co eye W INFORD. JASON EDWARD l.ameia Univenityof Treat at Auttin WISEMAN. MONICA LYNN OPato Trinity Uruvertuy WRAMPELMEIER. CHRISTOPHER KENT Wathinyton DC Princeton Univectity YANDELL. CIIRISTI LYNNETTE Auttin Rice Univenity YFAGER. SASSY Auuin Univenity of Treat at Auttin 92 — Frcshlaw Frcshlaw — 93 MARCH 1 Will F.. Orgain Lecture, Feminist Practice: A Symposium on Women in Law and in Literature 2 Texas lndependance Day 4 Cease-fire agreement negotiated for the Persian Gulf region 7 Thad Hutchison Moot Court Competition 11 Spring Break begins 16 Spring Break ends 23 Tenth Annual Thurgood Marshall Legal Society Scholarship and Awards Banquet 28 Federalist Society presents Professor Forrest McDonald. University of Alabama 31 Easter Sunday 94 — Faculty DEANS of the School of Law Mark G. Yudof Dean, School of Law James A. F.lkins Centennial Chair in Law B.A. 1965, LL.B 1968, Pennsylvania Juliui C. Oisun. AuoiiU Unn lor Kacuby Rev-arch. lift E ShfllicM Kcgrnu Chair in lj� . I jbo� . Finploymcm Dncnminanon. l gil Education. B. A . Oay College ol e� YorkiJ.D.. LI.M . Harvard Williaan M. llarriM. Auiuan: Dean for ■« • ne� AITaiM. B.B.A. 1979. Te a� . M.P.A. 1980. Trui l-acjiiita A. Hamilton. Aumant Dean for Ad-mweni and Career Servicer B.A. 1985. Ca tilornu Slate — Lon Beach. J.l). 1985. 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Morrison William Stamps Farish Professor Emeritus Millard H. Ruud John S. Redditt Professor Emeritus J. Henry Wilkinson Jr. Professor Emeritus Jerre S. Williams John B. Connally Chair Emeritus Joseph P. Witherspoon Jr. Thomas Shelton Maxey Professor Emeritus M. K. Woodward Robert F. Windfohr VISITING FACULTY Jean Rraucber Kraft W. Eidman Centennial Professor Yvonne Cripps Leroy Jeffers Centennial Professor Francesco Francioni Lewis S'. White Centennial Professor Bryan Garner Associate Professor Guillermo Margadant Professor Basil S. Markesinis Florence Thelma Hall Professor Linda S. Mullcnix Professor Lee M. Simpson Professor Faculty — 99 ► h t-1 c! n 1 John S. Dornkoxkl. Awmm Proffwr; B B A. 1980. Uni'KTWy of Miami; J.D. 198J. Tew. Robert O. Di un. Lloyd M. BmiKII Jr. CflllfllllU Profeuor. B.A. 1960. M.uoori; LL B. I96S. Wa� hm|(ton (Sc Loan); S.J.D. 1969. Wucon.m 100 — Faculty PART-TIME FACULTY r l-ofiui C Canon II. Profcuor; Scrasbuigcr k Price Cemcnnii! I acuity Fellow, 8.S. 1968. 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Harrell Adjunct Professor Eden Harrington Adjunct Assistant Professor James C. Harrington Adjunct Professor Matthew Hoffman Adjunct Professor Kenneth E. Houp Jr. Lecturer Faculty — 101 102 — Faculty PART-TIME FACULTY J. Patrick 11 • cel. Tiny Gooch Ontfrmjl Pro-fcuor in Trial Practice. S.T.L. I960. G'CRonan Uni«T� it ; M.Ed. 196 , Loyoia; J.O. 1971. Tcui Lino A. Graglia. A. Dalton Crow Profeuor: B.A. 1957. City Collar of Nr« York; I.LB. 1954. Columbia I.ynn N. Hughes Adjunct Protestor Cathy Lee Jordan Adjunct Professor Barbara Karen Adjunct Professor William D. King lecturer Larry Paul Manley Adjunct Professor Scott McCown Adjunct Professor Robert L. McGlasson Adjunct Professor Franklin Mvers Adjunct Professor Roger L. Xevola Adjunct Professor Alice Oppenheim lecturer Adrian M. Overstreet Adjunct Professor Jeffrey J. Pokorak Adjunct Professor Jonathan Pratter Lecturer George William Rubagumya Lecturer J.B. Ruhl Adjunct Professor Kenneth E. Schubb lecturer David A. Sheppard Adjunct Professor Michael W. Tankersley Adjunct Professor Kaaran Thomas Adjunct Professor Terry O. Tottenham Adjunct Professor Robert A. Webb Adjunct Professor Susan R. Whitman lecturer Ellen G. Widess Adjunct Professor Paul Womack Adjunct Professor Marie R. Yeatcs Adjunct Professor Faculty — 103 F A C U L T Y Henry T.C. Hu. A.iutant Profe� K r; Corporate and Intrrnaticru! Finance. B.S. 1975. M.A. I97S.J.O 1979. Vale William CX Hule. Sylvan Lan Profcwor F.mer-Itutand Profettor: B.A. 1952. I lender� on State Teacher. CoHe e; U.B 1955. Te� a.; S.J.U. 1955. Harvard Law School Staff Con.uefc. V. Akin Faculty Secretary Rwynella B. Andrreon Tarlton Law Library Edith U Bau h Faculty Secretary Barbara A. Bellamy Trial Advocacy Coordinator Kenre Y. Bioell Career Service. Off 104 — Faculty and Staff Calvin Haraba Jobnaon. Arnold, White Doric Centennii Profeavor B A 1966, Columbia: J.D. 19? I. Stanford Corwin W. Jobnaon, Edward Clark Centennial Profeator Kmcritui and Profeuor; Law and Land Uac Planning, B.A.. J.D., Iowa State Uni-trriily W. Page Keeton. W. Page Keeton Chair in Tort Law; B A., LL B 1951. I e at: S.J.D. I9S6. Harvard Law School Staff Faculty and Stall — 105 Guillermo r. Ma-gadant, Viuting Profetvcir. Gyntna.ti-.im Halanum 1941: N. Economic 1971. School of Economic . Rotterdam; M. U� 1954. D. Law I960. UN AH (Mc� co) law School Doug! Ujock. Alice McKean Young Regent Chair in Law: Rented , Convolutional law. Rebgious Umty. B.A, Michigan State: J. Leon LcWwiti. Jotcph C. HtXcheton Profeuor in law; J D. 1945. Baylor: B A 1950. LL M 1952. New York Uftncnity n � Thrrraa R. LcCIrrrq. Adjunct Profewor; legal Retearch and Writing. B.S.. M.A.. PhD. Teaa Pamela L- CarriUo Administrative Auittant Betty D. Cogtwell Tarlton law l ibrary § M r. Joorfa Coronado Tarlton Law Library 106 — Faculty and Staff Inga Markovii Motto and Rita Allas Family Centennial Profesjor and W.Si. 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Harvard Law School Staff Manuel C Srpra Tarltoci Law Library Robrrl H. Singleton Tariton Law Library Trials Stone Circulation Supervisor Diane Y. Thosapr Administrative Asusa81 112 — Faculty and Staff Faculty and Staff — IIS APRIL 3 Dean's Luncheon for American journal of Criminal Law 4 Mernan Sweali Symposium 5 Sixth Annual Alumni Reunion 6 Texas Law Review Reception and Banquet 9 Law School Blood Drive begins 11 Law School Blood Drive ends 23 Last Day of classes in the School of Law 25 Final examinations for the Spring Semester begin in the School of Law MAY 10 Last day of final examinations for the Spring Semester in the School of Law 19 Spring Sunflower Ceremony 24 Official graduation date lor the School of Law 14 — Index and Advertising - A Abernathy, Katherine Ann......... 82 Adams, Carol Rhea................ 30 Adkins. Alissa Anne ....... 57, 59, 71 Administration ................ 96. 97 Admundsen, Jeri Anne ............ 30 Aggie Law Students .............. 48 Aguilar. Lynettc Lynn ........... 49 AISD Legal Education Project .... 43 Akin. Consuelo V ............... 104 Albrecht. Patricia Maria ........ 30 Albright. Alex Wilson......... 20.98 Aldrich. Elsa Margartia.......... 82 Aldrich. Gregory James .......... 28 Ale. John C .................... 101 Aleman. Jaime.................... 49 Aleman, Susana 1 ................ 97 Alexander. Doug................... 9 Alexander. Lee Ann............... 9. 62 Allan. Elaine Marie........... 28.71 Allen. Brian R................... 51 Allen. Joel Steven .............. 30 Allen. Kappy...................... 9 Allen. Kathy ..................... 9 SEES Anderson, Edmond Dante III....... 78 Anderson. Gwynclla B ........... 104 Anderson.Janice Kathleen ........ 82 Angel. James Brian .............. 30 Appleman. Michael Cordon ........ 82 Aranson, Allison Freada .....9, 63. 78 Archer, Nancy Kay ............... 30 Arnold. Scott Kendrick........... 30 Arnold. William Clyde ........... 30 Around Townes .................. 6. 7 Arrington. Jewel................ 101 Aslakson, Kenneth Randolph ...... 30 Assault and Flattery ......... 44.45 B Baade. Hans W ........................... 99 Bacal. Katherine Anne ................... 30 Baines. Donna Denise .................... 67 Baird. Timothy Stephen .................. 82 Baker. Marianne ...................... 9. 78 Baker, Rachel Heath...................... 30 Balagia. James Morris ................... 82 Balkin, Jack M........................... 98 Ball. David .............................. 9 Ballard. Ronald Kyle..................... 30 Barina, Bobby Dale....................... 30 Bamdt. Richard V ........................ 98 Barnes. Alan Ray ........................ 82 Barnes. Jennifer Rebecca ................ 82 Barrett, Steven Frank ................... 30 Barrier. Carla Jill ............... 30.48.61 Barringer. Laura.........................8.9 Barron. Bradley Coleman ................. 30 Barrueta. Anthony Alfonso........ 30, 57. 59 Barton. Carol Elizabeth............... 30.61 Barton. Elizabeth Margaret............ 30,63 Basilco, Steven Paul .................... 30 Bateman. James Daniel ............. 50.62.78 Battle. Laura........................ 20. 30 Baugh. Edith L ......................... '94 Baughman. Steve ...................... 8. 78 Bayouth. Laura Kathryn................... 82 Beardsley, Peter Brian .................. 30 Becknikov. Brian......................... 42 Begun. Eric Gregory...................... 30 Beitcl, Remsen Henry 111 ........... 65, 78 Bellamy, Barbara A...................... 104 Beller, Richard David ................... 82 Benbow, Katherine Beard............. 30, 71 Bennett, Allred Homer .. 30,38.57,59,67 Bennett, Ridgcly Christopher.......... 30.67 Benz,Jeffrey George...................... 83 Bestol, Kay Lynn................... 30,63,71 Betts, Albert Jr ........................ 30 Bevillc. Lisa Marie ..................... 30 Bickham, Jim David Jr ................... 28 Bicrmcr. Thomas Steven .................. 30 Billingsley, James Henry................. 83 Billion. Parker Bond............... 30,64,65 Bishop, Teresa Lynn............. 27,30.61.71 Bissmcyer, Ramon Daniel.................. 83 Bizzell. Renee Y ....................... 104 Black, Elizabeth Lea .................... 30 Blackcrby, Chris ........................ 42 Bland, Dana Robin .................... 67,83 Block. Kathryn Ellen..................... 28 Board of Advocates.....................46.47 Bobb, Marcia Nesbitt ............... 30, 67 Borden, Diana K........................ 101 Bork, Lisa Kathryn ..................... 83 Borow, Hilary C ........................ 83 Bossay, Lyssa Dianne.................... 30 Bostic.James Nolan III............... 30,71 Boswell, Audrey Lynn.................... 83 Bouchard, Andre Charles................. 30 Bourgeois. Alexandre Philippe........... 83 Bowers, Kimberly Smith.................. 30 Boyd. Mark Allen ....................... 30 Boydston, Michael James ............. 63,79 Boyea, Jean Pierre ..................... 83 Brackin, Dewey Alan .................... 83 Bragalone. Bob .......................... 9 Branch, Monica Michelle ................ 83 Branham, PatriciaThcis............... 30,71 Branyan, Tyson Edward .................. 28 Brauchcr.Jean .......................... 99 Bray. Michelle Bourianoff ... 23. 30, 64, 65 Bredehoft, Patrick ..................... 66 Brennan. Daniel Joseph ................. 79 Brennan, Sheila M ...................... 99 Bright, Lou.............................. 8 Brinkley, Marcia Jean .................. 83 Brock. Gina.............................. 9 Brock. William E....................... 105 Brode. Dorolay George ............. 30. 71 Broitman, Elana ................ 30. 64. 65 Bromberg. Stephen...................... 105 Brooke. Allan Farquar 11 ............... 65 Brooks, Mary C......................... 105 Broussard. Candance Jean ............... 83 Brown, Hubert R ................... 67. 83 Brown. Philip Manton.................... 83 Bruce, Robert E ........................ 30 Brulf. Harold H ........................ 99 Bryant, Cynthia........................ 101 Bulcy. Christopher Wayne ............... 66 Bullard. Jerry Douglas ................. 30 Bunt. Rolicrt Christopher............... 83 Burch. David R ................... 101. 105 Burditt,Carol Ann ...................... 30 Burgess. Brian Lindsey ................. 83 Burkhaltcr, Hunter Wyatt ............... 79 Burnett, Deannc Laura.................57.83 Burns, M Brett ........................8,30 Burrell, Sharon Lee ..................23.79 Burris, Ann Allise ......................83 Burton, Mary Alice..................... 104 Burton. W. Amon Jr..................... 101 Buslett. Karen A ...................... 106 Butler,John ...........................8.4? Butler, Kate.............................27 Butler, Lynn Hamilton ...................30 Butler. Melissa Mcmahon .................30 c Caballero, Theresa Veronica ............28 Cahill, Timothy Joseph..................84 Caird, Richard .........................44 Calhoon, Michael ........................8 Callaway, Catherine ................ 18,30 Cano, Jose..............................49 Cantu, Marcia Denise ...................SO Cantu, Ramon Miguel.....................30 Cantu, Ruben ........................49.84 Cantu-Vidiak. Jeanette Marie ...........30 Cao. Fuli...............................28 Carman. Christopher Lee..................W Carmichael. Brian Quintin ......... 30, 67 Carpenter. Brian Andrew.............30. 72 Carpenter. Elaine .................... 101 Carr. Karen Ann................... 30,62. 72 Carrillo. Pamela L.................... I( Carson. Loftus C...................... 01 Casey. Mary Ann........................ � Castillas. Michael Rovalo ........... 30, 7? Ccrniglia, Laura Kathleen ..............59 Cervantes. Robert Lee ..................28 Ceshker. Tom Alan ..................•• 50 Chalk. John Allen Jr ................•• JO Chapoton. John Edgar Jr ............... 4° Chapston. John ...................... Chauvin. Suzanne Reddell ........ 30,64.65 Chcvana. Adamar ......................... Chicano Law Students Association ........« Chilton, Ann Marlcy................... i? Christopher. Brent ..................®J Christy, Diane Marie....................... Churgin. Michael J .................. Cigarroa, Maria-clcna ................ • • • Cilfonc. Patricia Lucia ........30,63. Cirkicl. Martin Jay .................. ,, Clark, Kristen Goodson .............. J®' „ Clark. Thomas Clayton................ Clark. Todd Aaron.................... Clarke. Michaela Edith Lorance ......• • ! Clarke. Shelley Lorance .............fj’ ,a Classes............................... !? Clogston. Curtis P.............. 30. 6 . Clonts. David Randall ............... Coalc. David ............................. Coffman. Casey.....................• • • Cogswell. Betty D ...................' Cohen.Jerome Boarnet ................ (6 Cole, John Austin ..................... ,4 Cole.-Kevin .........................• Cole. Sheryl Nelson .......... 37• 49- ’ Coleman, Gregory Scott .................... Collins, Christine ...................... Colmencro, Rudy Rene..................... 116 — 1991 Pcregrinus Index Connaway. Orcn Lee ..................... 84 Connelly, Shannon Melissa............... 30 Cooper. Cristina A.................. 36, 49 Copclin. Alan Roger..................... 84 Cordova. Diane J........................ 84 Cornejo-Lopez, Elia Luz_____ 23. 30. 49, 72 Coronado. Josef a...................... 106 Correia, Joel .......................... 61 Cortez. Adam Conrad..................... 30 Cover, Mark Albert ..................... 84 Cowan. James Samuel Ellis .............. 30 Cowie. Roger Brian ..................... 20 Cramer. Molly........................... 27 Cravatt. Janies Allen Jr................ 30 Crawford-Black. Debra K ............... 107 Criaco, Adam Paul ...................... 79 Cripps, Yvonne ......................... 99 Crouch, John Henry ..................... 79 Crow. John Christopher ................. 28 Crowe. Laura Adrienne .................. 30 Crowell, Deidre......................... 63 Crumpton, Madolyn Lindsey .............. 28 Cubbage. Thomas Leon III' .. 8. 20. 22. 65 Cuellar. Guadalupe ................ 9,20,49 Cuellar, Taralynn Rena ................. 84 Culberson. Curtis Leonard .............. 30 D Dams. Brad William ....................... 30 Danen, Kim Marie ......................... 30 Daniel, Scott Derek....................... 30 Daniels. Edmund Dan....................... 84 Danzeiser, Douglas Alan....................84 Davidson. Donna Garcia ......... 43, 49, 79 Davidson. Sandra Lynn..................... 79 Davidson, Seth ........................... 63 Davis. Annette .............................9 Davis, Steven Allen....................... 30 Dawson. Bob............................... 18 Dawson, David .......................... 9.61 Dawson. Elizabeth...................... 21,49 Dawson. Robert O ........................ 100 Dranne. laura ............................ 59 Dr Armond-Hense. Jeanne Mane . . . 20. 79 Drgitz, Cynthia Lynn ................ 30. 63 Deischl, Christine Gray................... 28 Dekunder, Allison Leigh .... 23. 30. 64. 65 Deleon, Hector........................... 101 De Michele. Peter Henry ........ 50, 51.79 Densmore. Mark Alan....................... 30 Derrick. James V......................... 101 Devergie, Adrienne C..................... 107 Devine. Antoine Maurice ............. 30. 67 Devore. James Russell Jr.................. 28 Dewiuy, Deborah A ....................... 107 Dietrich, Frederick Thomas................ 30 Dietz, Timothy Charles.................... 30 Dijk. Samuel Ralph Siemen................. 30 Dijk. San ................................ 63 Diversity Debate .................... 38, 39 Dix. George E............................ 100 Dixon. Royal Eddiejr...................... 28 Dodge. Joseph........................ 18. 101 Doggetl, Lloyd ....................... 101 Donahue. Craig John ...................... 30 Donahue. Valerie Anne .................... 30 Donnenberg. Gislar........................ 84 Dosik.Jill Leslie ........................ 30 Dougal, Leonard Harley.................... 30 Douglas, Rachelle Renee.................. 84 Dowdlc, Angela Michelle ................. 30 Dowell, Joe H .......................... 107 Dugan, Kenneth Davis .................... 30 Duran. Hector......................... 42,49 Durham. Michelle ..................... 51,63 Durham, Patricia Michelle ............... 79 Durst. Phil............................... 9 Dzienkowski. John S .................... 100 E Eads, Scott Douglas...................... 28 Earhart, David Robert ................... 31 Easton, James Scott................... 31,48 Eckert. Ronnie .......................... 20 Edmonds. Shannon Todd.................... 84 Edwards, Christine Guerra .......... 31,72 Edwards, Donald Barrett ................. 28 Einfalt, Mark George .................... 31 Elieson, Kurt San Fred .................. 31 Ellis, Greg............................... 9 Ellis, Gregory Karl ..................... 84 Encarnacion, Samuel G................ 31, 67 F.ndorf, Eugene Unger ................... 31 Erwin, Lori Kay ......................... 31 Estes, Polly Jessica................ 51. 84 Estlund, Cynthia L ..................... 101 Evangelist. Susan S .................... 107 Evans. Kimberly Ann ..................... 31 Evans, Thomas ................. 18,20,102 Ewbank, James B......................... 101 F Faculty ................................. 94 Fagan. William Michael .................. 28 Fahle, John Joseph ................... 31,42 Fall Ex Parte........................ 26. 27 Fall Sunllower Ceremony ............. 28. 29 Farley. Lane Phillip..................... 84 Farrow-Gillespie. Liza................... 65 Fein. Cory Steven ....................... 31 Fekete. Monica Anne ..................... 84 Feldman, Arthur Samuel ............ 31,64,65 Fenner, Mark Andrew ..................... 84 Ferguson, Laura Gould................. 31,63 Ferlauto. Thomas M ...................... 28 Fernelius. Stephen Michael............... 31 Ferrell, Melissa Kathryn ................ 31 Fields. Jane Ellis ...................... 84 Filler, David Flynn ......................65 Finch, Charles Christopher............... 31 Fineberg, Tamar Anal .................... 33 Finley, Gregory Cannon .................. 31 Finn, Dave................................ 9 Fischer. John Scott ..................... 31 Fiur, Kevin Scott........................ 31 Flagg. Kathryn Mckenna................ 31,61 Fleming. Katharine l.ee ................. 85 Fletcher. Derek Leland................... 85 Flippin, Stacy Elizabeth................. 79 Florence, Kirk Todd...................... 31 Flores. Leticia Esther .................. 31 Floyd. Patricia K....................... 108 F'ong. Dorothy Ching Yee..................20 Fork, Teresa ............................. 8 Fortney, Susan Saab .................... 101 Foster. Mary Catherine.............. 85 Foy. Jeffery Charles ...................31 Francioni, Franrevco.............. 99. 102 Freshlaw .............................. 82 Frey,John Patrick................... 85 Friedman, Ivan .........................62 Friedman, Sidney Stifft............. 85 Fricsenhahn. Kimberly Ann ......... 31,72 Frizcll, Ann........................ 8 Fry, Bertrand Charles............... 85 Fulmer,John......................... 27 Fulmer. Valerie..................... 27 G Gabb.iv. Leonard Benjamin ............. 72 Galindo, Joseph Paul................ 79 Gallant, Corinne Sue............... 31.63 Galvan, Hilda C .................... 49,85 Gammed, Bradley Roger .... 31.64. 65. 73 Gant. Craig Clinton ............. 31.54,67 Garcia. Bruce Russell ................. 31 Garcia.Gabriel ........................ 63 Garcia. Gustavo Luis Jr.............28 Garcia. Leslie Anna................. 31 Garrison, Gregory Scott ................ 28 Carsson, Ross Spencer .................. 79 Garza.Jose ............................ 101 Gasharra. Shane Stuart.................. 85 Georges. Gerald AylesJr ................ 31 Gergeri. Mark P ....................... 102 Gerger. David.......................... 101 Getman,Julius ....................... 20,96 Giacco, KyleD ....................... 18.31 Gibson, Katherine....................... 59 Gibson. Machree Garrett ................ 31 Gibson, William W...................... 103 Gilbert. Charles Scott ................. 31 Giles. David Lynn ...................... 31 Gill. John David ....................... 28 Gillette. Susan Diane................... 85 Giordano, Lisa Augusta ................. 79 Girtsman, Michael Paul.................. 31 Gizzi, Keith Wylie...................... 31 Glasvcr, Heinrich Joachim .......... 33. 85 Glatz, Ginger Rene ..................... 85 Gochman. David Edward .................. 85 Goldberg, David Mark ............... 42. 85 Goldstein, Gerald II ............... 101 Golduone. John ......................... 28 Goldwire. Alice M............... 50. 62. 80 Gomez, Laura Lucila .................... 85 Gomez, Martin III .................. 49. 85 Gonsoulin, Dewey J...................... 31 Gonzales. Francisco Enrique............. 85 Gonzales. Monica Liva................... 85 Gonzales. Nelva......................... 31 Gonzales, Norbert Jr.................... 85 Gonzales. Tracy Annette ................ 85 Gonzales. Veronica ..................... 31 Gonzalez. Debbie ....................... 27 Gonzalez, Juan A ....................... 31 Gonzalez, Rene.......................... 27 Goode. Steven....................... 36,103 Gooden. Donna Ray ...................... 62 Goodrich. Frank Edward ................. 31 Goodson, Ruth A ....................... 108 Goodwin. Alla R ....................... 108 Gordon. David .......................... 48 1991 Peregrinus Index — 117 Gorjala, Radha ......................... 51 Gotcher. Herman C...................... 101 Goulet, Mark Christopher ............... 85 Grace. I'hebe Michelle .............. 31.48 Grad. Christopher Lawrence ............. 86 Gragg. Walter Leroy......................20 Graglia. Lino..................... 18. 103 Grant, Julian.........................42.80 Graves. Amy B .................... 30. 80 Graves. Jeffery Lawrence ............... 31 Gray. Erin Lee-Elirabeth................ 31 Green. Alan D........................... 62 Green. Debra Arleen .................... 31 Greer. Douglas Paul .................... 31 Gregg. Rebby ........................... 66 Gridin. Barbara . 20.31.49.34.64.63.73 Gridin, Julie .......................... 27 Griver. Yoav Michael ................... 31 Groce. Darren Thomas.............. 31,50,62 Grossmann. Lavonnc Marie ............... 86 Groves, Patrick Anthony ................ 31 Gsanger. John Blaise.................... 31 Guerra. Joseph Michael ................. 28 Guerra, Laura Evangelina................ 86 Guest. Robert Bradley .................. 86 Guidrvj $arah Restitia. ■ •.. ■ ... ■, ■ 2£ Guitt't'‘4 U av faiirain . . ■ • v ! E2£ Gu.r Gutter. (liri ?| GiM SffiSn I) H Hagan. Matthew Thomas ...............31.61 Haggard, Catherine P.................. 108 Hahn, Christopher H .............. 49,86 Haight, Katherine Witt................. 28 Halbert. Andrea ....................... 61 Hale, Jeffrey KaH ..................... 86 Haley. Anthony......................... 38 Hall. Donna Yvette ................. 67.86 Hall. Phil............................. 48 Hamer, Cathy Jean ..................... 86 Hamill, Mary Jo Ann ................... 31 Hamilton, Deena Kathryn Althea......... 31 Hamilton, Denna K............... 22 Hamilton. Robert W.................. 104 Hammer. Brian.......................... 63 Hampton. Andre........................ 101 Hamrock, Kurt ......................... 63 Handley. Mark Walton ............... 23.31 Haney. James Scott .................... 31 Hannah. Christine Louise............... 31 Manner. Karl Tiger C................... 31 Hanson, Joel Edward ................... 86 llarberg, David Burke ................. 31 Hargis, Susan Carol ................... 31 Hargrove. Danielle Latrease............ 31 Harrell. Robert S .................... 101 Harrington, Eden ..................... 101 Harrington. James C................... 101 Harris, Cheryl L ..................... 109 Harris, Linette ................... 9. 63 Harrison, Emily Evans............. 31. 73 Harrison, Linda Louise................. 86 Harriss, Man........................... 36 Hart. Kevin Michael ................... 32 Hauschild. Armin ...................... 33 Hawkins. Christopher Vern ............. 86 Haynes. Douglas Ray ................... 32 Hazel. J Patrick...................... 103 Hazelton. Peter................... 42, 80 Heaps. Cameron Sue..................... 62 Heller. Mark Richard ........... 32. 62 Heller. William Taxis Jr ........... 32 Helmcamp. Carrie.................... 9. 62 Helms. Charles Robert .............. 65 Helms. Darla J .................... 109 Henley. Harold Hudson .............. 32 Herring, William Kenneth ........... 86 Herrman. David Eric ................ 32 Hicks.Jerry......................... 32 Higgins. Greg ....................... 8 Hilmy, Sameer Stephen ........... 28.65 Hilton, Lawrence James .... 23. 32.63. 73 Hines. James Ray ............. 57,59,67 Hite, Katie A....................... 32 Hodges. Gus M....................... 99 Hodsden, Stephen Edward ............ 32 Hodman, Jane ...................... 32. 50 Hodman. LonnyJ...................... 65 Hodman. Martin Jerome .............. 62 Hodman. Matthew ................... 101 Hodman. Thomas Martin.............. 27. 86 Hoffmann, Martin Jerome ............ 86 Hogeland. Jonna Kay .................86 Holland. Kathryn E............... 51.86 Holmes. Mark Daniel ......... 32. 63. 73 Houp. Kenneth E...................... 101 Howard. Bradley Wayne................. 32 Howry, Kandy........................... 8 Hu. Henry T.......................... 104 Huchton, Hadley Ann................... 32 Huckaby. Hannah Duke ................. 86 Hudson. Suranne Michelle K............ 28 Hueske. Neal Alan ................. 32.73 Hud. Pamela Betty .............. 32.61.73 Hughes. Lynn N ................... 9. 103 Hughes. Rebecca Bentley .............. 32 Huie. William O ..................... 104 Hull. Robbilee Brownhill ............. 32 Huneke. Carol......................... 42 Hurt, Christy......................... 18 (lusted. Trances S................ 36.109 Hustis. Brenda Sue .................. 62. 86 Huth. Douglas Lee .................... 32 Hutson, Amy Beth ..................... 87 Hymel. Mona ......................... 63. 80 Hyun. JennyJac-cun.................... 87 I Ingraham, Kathryn Delaine .............. 87 Ingram. Brian Keith .................... 87 International Law Society............... 51 Irwin, Debra ........................... 87 Islas, Lisbeth Juana.................... 87 Issacharod, Samuel...................... 104 J Jacks. John Dury...................... 87 Jackson. Darryl Wade.................. 32 Jackson. Donald David ................ 87 Jackson. George ............. 21.27.32.61 Jackson. Michael Leon ................ 87 Jackson. Richard Kevin................ 28 Jaeb. Anita Louise.................... 32 Jansen. Jeffrey Arthur ............... 87 Jarrard, Stephen Dubose............... 87 jasper, I ona Oliver .................� ; Jaworski. Joseph Sullivan ...........9.S Jay-J L ............;..............28.7J Jechow. Madison David................ Jenkins. Christopher Atkinson ....23.32 Johanson. David Stanley ..............g7 Johanson. Stanley M ................ 1(6 Johnson. Brian Lee ...................87 Johnson. Calvin Harsha ............. 105 Johnson. Camille......................33 Johnson, Corwin ................ 18. 105 Johnson, Ethel................... 8.9,33 Johnson, Jay Michael..................87 Johnson. Kameron .............9. 54. 67. 80 Johnson. Kenton Dee ..................63 Johnson. Prentiss Wayne...............33 Johnson. Stephen Dixon ...............3$ Johnson, William Brent................33 Johnston, David Howell ...............38 Jones. Albert Pearson .................% Jones. Chris..........................63 Jones. Michael Dale...................80 Jones. Renee Rochelle .......... 32, 57. 59 Jones. Wilson Gregory ...............63. (6 Jones-Williams. Donna ............ 28,73 Jones, Renee Rochelle .......... 32, 57. 59 Jones. Wilson Gregory .............63. (6 Jones-Williams. Donna ............. 28.73 K Kaiser, Christina Lee .. Kalmbach. Leslie Kay .. Kaplan. Jeffrey ........ Kashar. Alexis Ander .. Kauachi. Laura Loinc .. Ka en. Barbara ......... Keating. Tiffany Angela Keeton. W Page ......... Kelley. Charles Stephen Kenney. Nicholas James Khuong, Quyen Huu .. Kim, Tae llyong......... Kimble-Wright, Lydia .. Kimbrough, Kelly Ruth King, Alice Louise . .. . King. Brenda Delois ... King. Brenda De Lob .. King, Gregory John ... King. William D ........ Kirk, Ana Clarissa...... Kirk. James Christopher Kirk. Timothy Stuart . . Kirk. Valerie Patriarca . Kirksey, Kyle Shawn ... Kit miller. Ann......... Knoeckel. Mary Ann ... Kocontes, Lonnie Loren Kohnke, Ernest William Kopecky. Susan Louise . Kramer, James .......... Kronfekf. Alice ........ Kugler, Charles Brenton Kuhns. Robert Alfred .. Kyle. Robert Matthew . . ......87 .......33 .... 9.80 20.37. 59 ......80 ..... 103 .......33 ..... 105 32.64.65 ......87 ......80 ......87 ......S3 .......S3 .......32 .......88 ......67 .......33 ..... 103 .......32 .. 32 SI ......32 ... 88 ......8 !’..... S3 ... 22.80 .... 88 ;......88 8. 9. 22. 32 ..... 8.32 .. 32 ... 32.73 ... 32 L Lafuenie. Frank ..... Laird. Leisl Carol .. Laird, Richard ...... 118 — 1991 Peregrinus Index Landscaping ........................ 36. 37 Lamer. Frank David ...................... 88 Latin, Richard........................... 27 Laursen, l.isa Kay....................... 32 Law Week ... 1G. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23 Lawler, Leslie Ann ...................... 88 Lawrence. William Leslie ................ 32 Laycock, Douglas ................... 18, 106 Lazard, Barbara M .................... 42,51 lrafstedt, Ann Montgomery............32. 50 Lrbowitz. J Leon........................ 106 Lecleroq, Theresa R ................. 18.106 Lee. Sharon Crace ....................... 88 Lee. W David ............................ 88 Leeper, Richard Offie.................... 9. 32 Legal Research Board..................... 52 Leila.Joyce Marie........................ 88 lrnser. Jeffrey Marc............ 18. 32, 73 Lessani, Ana Maria Guerra................ 20 Levitt, Michelle Augusta................. 32 Levy. Eric Scott......................... 80 Lewis. Beata Christine ............. 32. 63 Lewis. Deborah Elaine ................... 32 Lewis. Edward Clark...................... 20 Lewis. Jonathan Harry ................ 27,88 I J. Xiadgang............................ 28 Li UmL rtl Li n,Be v LindSt. Nlai.i (3 Linchay. Donald Eugene................... 32 Linsenmayer. Bryce David ................ 32 Lipsey. Rebecca Gwen .................... 32 Utile,Joe ................................ 8 Uvingsion, Catherine Ann ................ 28 Locheed, Alicia Lynn .................... 32 Loftin, Carole Adele..................... 65 Loiacono, Joseph......................... 32 Long. Lance .......................... 18,32 Lope . Steven ........................... 49 Lope . V'ianci Gloria........... 32.57,59,73 Lott, Cindy Maria........................ 88 Louman, Alyce S ........................ 109 Love. Stefanie Diane................ 20, 65 Lovingloss, Barbara Ann ................. 32 Lugo. Annabel ........................... 32 Lurie. Lesley Ingrid .................... 32 Lyons. Joseph Matthew.................... 88 Lyons. Michael Stephen .................. 80 M Machado, Albert Casias .................. 32 Maczka, Christopher Joseph .............. 32 Madden, Robert .......................... 8. 9 Magee. Margret Nanneska Nall ............ 28 Magee. Nanncska Nall .................... 74 Magness. Jack Gregory ................... 32 Malik. Ritu ............................. 32 Manley, Larry Paul ..................... 103 Maun. Lesley Janette .................... 32 Marbut, Michael Powers................... 88 Marcus. Theodore ... 9, 32, 38. 57, 59, 67 Margadant. Guillermo ............. 18.99.106 Markesinis, Basil S...................... 99 Markov its. Inga........................ 107 Markovits, Richard S ................... 107 Marleu, David Robert................ 32, 74 Marquis, Lisa Gay........................ 32 Married Law Students..................... 53 Marsch. Darryl Ray....................... 32 Marshall, Jacob Boyd .................... 32 Martin, Carmel Mat y .................... 88 Martin, Don Alan ...................... 32 Martin, Louis Edward III .............. 88 Martin. Paul Anderson ................. 82 Martin. Robin Slater................... 82 Martinez, Gilbert ................. 32, 74 Martinez, Meredith................. 42. 80 Martinez-Vargas, JefTee Lynn P ........ 32 Massey, Janice Sloan Feinberg ......... 82 Matheson, Scott Hillman ............... 28 Matlison, Walter Gene ......... 23, 32. 63 Matyas. David .......................... 8 Mau. Wesley ........................... I® Mauldm, Camille Johnson................. 9 May, Robert Charles.................... 88 McAfee. Laura Kolmerten . . 27, 32. 61. 74 McCarter. Kevin ....................... 32 McClellan. Dudley Page ............. 32.61 McClelland, Kathleen Elaine............ 88 Me Cormick, Robert Glenn .............. 75 McCormick, Robert Glenn ............... 32 McCown. Scott ....................... 03 McCrary, Christy B.................... 107 McCreary, Dave ........................ 27 McCurdy. Ronald Russell ............... 32 McDaniel. Dana .................... 23, 62 McDaniel, Patricia Jo ................. 88 McGarity, Thomas ................... 18,107 McGlasson, Robert L ................... 103 McGraw, Pamela Ann...................... 89 McKain, Julie ........................22.59 McLeod. Jennifer Byers ................. 23 Mr Mahan, John Dan III .............. 32,75 McMiehael. Scott Alan .................. 51 Me Murtry, Robert James.............. 32.75 McQuaid, Janet Lynn ................. 62,65 McRoberls, Cuy Wayne ................... 28 Meaders, Kurt........................... 8. 32 Mcchnig. Stephan Andreas................ 33 Mccom. Jeffrey Scott ................... 32 Medina, Dyann Elizabeth ................ 28 Mekain, Julie Clegg..................... 57 Melina Raab. Angela Teresa.............. 32 Melman, Gil Mark........................ 89 Mencher, Leslie Freda .............. 32. 75 Menicucci, Margaret M................... 28 Mcnnucci. William Leonard .......... 62, 89 Merrill. Caroline Dozier ............... 89 Merritt. Garry Anthony ................. 89 Met sky, Roy M ........................ 108 Messina. Laura Lea.................. 32. 75 Messinger, Thane Josef.............. 65. 80 Methvin, Mia C.......................... 62 Meyer, Bridget Kathleen................. 28 Midlaw ................................. 78 Mifllin.John Lawrence................... 32 Miller. Mark Wayne ..................... 32 Miller. Shelly Denise Merritt ...... 32. 75 Miller, Susan Carol .................... 32 Milliken, Tamara Ann ............. 32.51,75 Mitchell, Laura Page.................... 32 Mize, Katherine ......................... 9 Modcsctt.John Harvey 111 ............... 32 Molinar. John Louis .................... 32 Mollenkamp, John..................... 21,42 Montague, Earl John..................... 32 Montgomery, Ann Catherine................75 Montgomery, Charles M.................. 109 Moody, Charles Daniel .............. 64, 65 Moore, David Christopher ............ 9, 32 Moore. Julia Frances.....................28 Moore. Kurt Michael .....................28 Moot Court and Mock 'Trial .......... 8, 9 Moran. Kathy ............................ 9 Moreno, Pierrette...................... 109 Morgan. Craig............................ 9 Morgan. Eric Cole....................... 28 Morris. Jody J ......................... NO Morris. Maria Therese .................. 32 Morrison. Keith F....................... 99 Morton, Nancy Elizabeth ................ 32 Moss, Jacqueline Alene.................. 28 Moss, Ronnie Howard..................... 32 Moultrie, Richard ............... 9. 32, 67 Mucchctli. Michael J ................... 49 Muela. Luis Arturo...................... 32 Mukherjee. Misti......................9. 32 Mullenix, Linda S .................. 99.108 Mundo. Bendolyn Johnyce ................ 32 Munn.John David......................... 32 Murchison. Vince ....................... 48 Murray,Jennifer Alice ...................89 Murtaugh, Ellen M ..................... 110 Musscllwhite. Lori Lynelle ............. 89 Myers. Franklin........................ 103 Navarez. Priscilla Anne................ 89 Nelson, Craig Edward................... 32 Nelson, Sheryl Renee .................. 32 Neumann, Jon........................... 63 Neurcitcr. Norman Reid.............. 8. 89 Nevola. Roger L ...................... 103 New, Charolctte Faye............... 20. 32 Newton, Michael John .................. 32 Nichols, Cisselon Simone ... 32. 61, 67, 75 Nicolaievsky, Deborah Lilli.............32 Niemeyer, Paul W illiam ............... 32 Nigro, Gina L......................... 110 Nix. Mary ............................. NO Nocckcr. Linda Lee ................ 32. 75 Norris. Kelli Annette ............. 32, 75 Notewarc. David Fredrick............... 22 Notzon, Vincent Anthony................ 89 Novak. Linda Marie .................... 28 Nugent. Jennifer Lynne ................ 89 Nunez. Leticia...................... 8. 49 o O'Connell. Liam Tomas.................. 28 O’Daniel, Patrick Lewis ............... 23 O’Der, Peggy Callahan ................ 110 O'Donnell, James Michael .............. 32 O'Keefe. Russell Craig ................ 89 Obiora. Noel Azubike................... 28 Oelman, David Palmer .................. 28 Okin, Matt ........’................... 18 Olavson. Viktor Hans.................23,32 Oliver. Sandra............... 8. 32. 54,67 Olson,'Tobin Eric...................... 89 Olsson, Jennifer Thorsten ............. 65 Onral. Lauren Claire .................. 32 Oppenheim, Alice...................... 103 Organizations ...................... 40,41 Ortiz, Maria Elizabeth................. 28 Ortiz. Mary Elizabeth ................. 75 Our Townes ........................ 34.35 Out of Townes .......................24,25 1991 Peregrinus Index — I 19 Overstreet. Adrian M .................. Owens, Janies Michael ................... j Owens, Kenneth Dale ................... Oxford, Larry Brian ...................... . O mun, Beth............................... � Ozmun, Scott .......................... P Palmer. Lisa Jean Me Nair ............. JJ Pantis, Yianni Dennis ............. y- 2U Pape, Christine ........................... Parker, Diane Michelle................... r: Parker. Michael M ................. Parker, Vance Raymond..................... Parks,Jenny .......................« 76 Parks, Melissa ................... 18. 3 . 6 Pascal. Larry Boniface ................... Passons, Donna J ...................... Pattison, Sheila Rene .................... ” Paulson, Lisa............................ • Payton, Sonja Camille..............®' • Peavler, David Lawrence ........... 65 Peden, James David .................... Perdue. Mark I) ........................ ff terman, Anthony truest Peterman. Brian William ............... Peters, Dennis L ...................... 11 Peters, Michael Thomas .................. 32 Peters, Stephen C ...................... ' 2 Pctesch. John H ........................ 1,1 Petrov. Geoffrey Stephen ................ 32 Pettijohn,Jennifer ................... 48.81 Petty, Krista Lynn................. 32. 76 Pfeifer, Gregory J ...................... 30 Phi Delta Phi............................ 33 Phillips. Cynthia Lori .................. 32 Phillips. Gregory Lanier ............. 52,61 Phillips. Gregory Raymond................ 32 Pierce, Gregory Alan .................... 32 Pittman, A Nick ..................... 8.9,67 Pittman. Aubrey Dale .................... 32 Placement Office ..................... 10,11 Pleasants, Julie Lynn.................... 32 Plummer, Noel Sidney ................. 32,67 Pokorak, Jeffrey J ..................... 103 Polansky, Paul Joseph.................... 81 Porter, Julie Ann ....................... 32 Posey, Torn ............................. 61 Powe, L. A.............................. 108 Powers, Johnny Dale...................... 66 Powers, William C.................. 36, 108 Prather. Laura .................... 8. 32. 42 Pratt, Reagan ........................... 42 Pratter, Jonathan .................. 103,111 Prehoditch, Thomas Paul ................. 32 Prcvost, Robert Ward III ................ 32 Prickcit. Christopher Lane............... 32 Proctor, Kristin................... 8, 22, 32 Prosser, Nancy Lynn...................... 90 Provost, Robert.......................... 63 Pyne, Douglas Raymond.................... 32 Q Quinlin.John Michael................... 32 Quittner, Andrew L ................. 50,81 R Rabban. David M ..................... 109 Raiff. Michael Lawrence............... 20 Ramington,John R .................... Ill Ramirez, Bobby Jim ................... 90 Ramirez, Janet Eduardo ............... 90 Ramirez, Kathleen Marie .............. 90 Ramirez. Michael J ................... 21 Ramirez, Yvonne ...................... 32 Ramos. Melissa .................... 48,81 Ramsey. Jennifer Sue ................. 32 Rangel. Martha Patricia ......... 32, 76 Ratliff, Jack.................... 18. 109 Read, David Christian................. 32 Ream, Lea Ann......................... 32 Reed, Gregory .............. 8,9,22,32,76 Reed, John Garner .................... 28 Reed, Kimberley Anne ................. 90 Reed, Mary Christine ................. 90 Rees. Jeff ........................... 66 Reeves, Kathleen Devine ......... 21. 81 Reeves, Margaret Mary................. 32 Reid. Donald Warren .................. 90 Renaud, Thad William ................. 62 Rjy;lm� |ill • 'mam •-Gtrf- mmm Rn:u. f mtllia vuiarreal ............. 19 Richardson. Don................. 18,42,90 Riesenhuber, Karl..................... 33 Rigsby. Alice Gayle................... 81 Riley. Debra Payne ................... 90 Ritchie, Matt.......................... 9 Rivera, Nancy......................... 28 Roach. Lionel James............... 8,9.32 Robbins,Jill Lorraine ............. 32,76 Robbins, Tiffany Janelle ............. 32 Roberts, Elizabeth Lee ............... 90 Roberts, Ted Hopkins ................. 28 Roberts, Whit ........................ 66 Robertson, David W .................. 109 Robertson. John A ................... Ill Robinson, James Barton ............... 32 Robinson,James Patrick III ........... 81 Robinson, Jim ........................ 18 Robinson, Judy Marie ................. 67 Robinson, Ross Tolbert ............... 90 Roby, Christopher Scott Jr...21,62,76 Roden,Jayme Partridge ................ 32 Rodriguez, Cassandra.................. 48 Rodriguez, David ..................... 32 Rodriguez, Mario .................. 48,81 Rodriguez, Ricardo A............... 21,49 Rodriguez, Ronald .................... 90 Rogas, Keith Allen ................... 81 Rogers. Dwain Kirkwood Jr ............ 90 Rogers, Jimmy Lee .................... 90 Rogers, Mary Elizabeth Null........... 28 Rogers, Yvonne Gonzalez............... 32 Rogge.Sandra Lynne (sola.............. 32 Roll. Margaret A..................... 109 Roller, Bob ........................... 9 Romain, Pierre-yves ............. 33, 76 Rome, Mark ........................... 63 Roncelli. Paolo ................. 33, 76 Roper, Tiffany Lauren ................ 32 Roseman, Allison Beth ................ 90 Ross. Tina Marie................. 23. 32 Roth, David Robert ................... 32 Rowley, Keith A ...................... 65 Rubagumya, George William ........... 103 Ruhl.J B........................... 9. 105 Ruiz, Eliseo III .......................52 Russey, Ed..............................65 Russey, Edward Wallace III .............52 Rutherford, Keith Alan ...............52 Ruud. Millard H ........................99 Ryan, Patrick Michael...................52 s Sachnik, Gregory John ................ 52 Saeger, Susan Lynn......................90 Safranck. Michael L ..................50 Sahl, Silke Anne .......................90 Sample, Susan ...................... 22,42 Sampson, John J ...................... Ill Sampson, Tonya Leah ....................90 Sanchez, Jorge .........................67 Sands. Jelfrey Kyle ............. 23.52.67 Santana, Irma ........................ til Saucedo, Elizabeth R ................. 112 Savas. Michael Christian ........ 32,50.76 Sawin, Joe..............................65 Schcifele, Bernhard Hermann .........55.76 Schexnayder, Martin Samuel ...........52 .91 28 52 .91 KennethT ..................... Schultz, David Ward ....................91 Schultz, Kaye .................... 9.42.50 Schuster, Paul Featherstone .............® Schwambach, John Carl ........... 22.32.61 Schwcnkcr, Carl .....................27.91 Scott. Kimberly Anne ...................92 Sebesta, Emilie A ............... 18.32.65 Segclke. Hank.......................... [ Segura. Kay.............................JJ Segura, Manuela C .................... 1,2 Segura. Richard .....................27.91 Seniors .................................“ Scn cr, Mike .......................... b Shackelford. Steve ................... Shanes. Scott ...........................® Sharlot, Sarah Miriam................... Shelley, Deborah Lynn ..................• Sheppard. Dana Carnal................... Sheppard, David A .................... Sheridan. Kimberly Margaret ............- Sherman. Arthur Haag....................66 Sherman, Ed .......................... j! Sherman, Edward F .................... 1 Shirr. Karen Jill.....................J Short. Noel West ..................... Siddons. Scott Vernon ...................L Sifucntes. Ana Maria.................... . Silver. Charles ...................... Simon. Ronald Jerome .................... Simpson. Lee M ......................... Simpson. Mark .......................... Simpson, Michael Miles....... 18. 32, 9'. Singleton, Robert H ................... «« Sircely, Karen Deanna .................... Small. David Lafayette ...............' ,, Smith. Becky.............................g Smith, Bradley Scott .................. g Smith, Cynthia Borgfeld .............. Smith. David Patterson Jr.............. j| Smith, Ernest E....................... jo Smith. John Michael .....................g Smith, Jon Michael ......................g Smith. Michael Gordon................. 120— 1991 Percgrinus Index Smith, Stephen Shannon.................. 91 Smythe, Julien Kavenel...................... 32 Snyder. Brent Charles....................... 65 Sokolov . David..................... 18. 110 Solis. Adriana ..................... 49, 57. 59 Sparks. Dana Kaye .......................... 32 Spears. Gene ................................ 9 Spears, Larry Gene.......................... 32 Spears. Steven Garrett ..................... 32 Spencer. Merritt Nathaniel.................. 32 Spencer. Warren J .......................... 32 Spielman, Raina Suzanne ............ 20. 65 Spiller.John Kevin ......................... 32 Spring Sunflower Ceremony ... 30. Si. 32. Sprung. Belinda Jean ....................... 32 Stagg, Dana Robin .......................... 32 Stanford, Willian B......................... 49 Steiker, Jordan ........................ 18,110 Stevenson. Lamarr .......................... 67 Stewart. Duncan Winston .................... 91 Stewart. Roger Wayne ....................... 32 Stewart. Thomas llengrr Jr ................. 32 Stone. Paul ........................ 9.32.51.63 Stone, Trish .............................. 112 Story of Pcregrinus......................... 4, 5 Student Bar Association .... 56, 57. 58. 59 Sturlry. Michael F......................... Ill Sudderth, Skylar Barclay ................... 91 Sullivan, Colleen Marie..................... 65 Sun, Wenlong ............................... 33 Surratt, Stephanie Donean .................. 33 Sutton. John F.......................... 18,112 Szalay. Barbara ..................... 9. 33. 77 Iagtmrier. Brian .......................... 8 Talavera, Nancy Ann .............. 33, 42 Tankersley. Michael W.................... 103 Tate. James Phillip ...................... 33 Taylor, Lorinda Rachel ................ 67,91 Taylor, Robert James ..................... 28 Taylor. Timothy Eugene ................... 33 Teaching Quizmasters .................. 60,61 Teagarden. Audrey......................... 61 Temple, John Lawrence..................... 33 Pepper, Andrew David...................... 33 Tet laff, Susanne L....................... 50 Texas F.nvironmcntal Law Society ......... 62 Texas International Law Journal ...........63 Texas Law Review ................. 64. 65 The Woodsmen ............................. 66 Theriot, Melissa Lutgraing................ 91 Thetford. Christopher Lee................. 33 Thoman,Jennifer Marie..................... 33 Thomas.Jennifer ....................... 27,33 Thomas. Joy M .................... 20. 59. 67 Thomas, Kaaran .......................... 103 Thomas, Regi ............................. 22 Thomas. Robert Dartanian...................91 Thompson. Diane P ....................... 112 Tliompson. William Richard.................91 rhorsen, Gregg Lane ...................... 91 Thurgood Marshall Legal Society........... 67 Tjede. David Matthew ..................... 91 Tigar, Michael E......................... 112 Till W atts. Katherine J ................ 113 Tinsley. Robyn Lynn ...................... 33 Tobias. Paul Robert ........... Lodack, Nicole ................ I odd. Teresa Lynn............. Tompkins. Arietta ............. Tottenham. Terry O ............ Travis, Gregory Ray ........... ['recce, James M............... Trevino, Oscar Gilberto........ Tripp, Diane Lynn ............. Troconis Herrera, Arnoldo Jose Tucker. Margaret Esther ....... Turner,Jeffrey Glenn........... Turner. Penny Leigh ........... Tutt, Charlesjoseph Jr......... Tuttle, John David ............ Tyler. Patrick Howard ......... Tyson. Lisa Nonette .......... ....... 28 8. 18.33. 77 ....... 33 ....... 10 ..... 103 . 33.64.65 ..... 113 ....... 33 .... 33,77 ....... 33 ...... 28 ....... 33 .... 33.63 ....28.77 . 33.50.62 .... 33.77 ....... 33 U Uhr, Sandra Rebecca George.............. 33 Uselton. Lisa Danielle.................. 91 V WileJ� chw«i iAh .M.. J.VTmgs Van Der Jagt, Carolyn ............... 33 Vaughn. Kenneth Matthew................ 92 Vela, F.lva ....................... 49. 77 Vickers. Kate.................. 33, 61, 77 Villareal. Raymond Anthony ............ 92 Villarreal Reyna, Cynthia ............. 33 Voudris, Stephan I .................... 33 w Wade, Jennifer Sue...................... 28 Wadler. Michael Reece................... 28 Wallace, Wendy Jo ...................... 33 Walsh, Thomas Bernard Iv................ 81 Walsh, Thomas Joseph 111 ............... 33 Walsh, Torn ............................ 66 Walter. Matthew Pierre ................. 92 Wallers, Kate ........................... 8 Walters. Katherine J ................ 50.81 Walters. Mark................ 8, 33, 64. 65 Walther, Jeffrey Dale .................. 33 Wambsganss, Andrew Lee ................. 33 Ward, Devon Diane ...................... 33 Ward. Elizabeth Ellen............... 28. 77 Ward.Jim ............................... 63 Ware, Laura Jean ................. 33.61.77 Washecka, Barbara J.................... 113 Washington, Michelle.................... 92 Waterhouse, Kimberley Kaye ............. 28 Watkins, Marcella Dawson ............... 33 Watson, Juanita Lynn ................... 33 Watson,Julia............................. 8 Weatherford. Bret Wayne................. 81 Webb. Kimberly ......................... 8. 33 Webb. Patricia Hall............... 33.64.65 Webb. Robert A ........................ 103 Webking. Catherine Jean ................ 33 Weinberg. Louise ...................... 112 Weintraub. Russell J .................. 112 Weiss, Michael W ....................... 65 Weiss. Susan Leigh ..................... 33 W'clch, Marshall J ..................... 43 Westbrook, Jay L ....................63.113 Westerheim. Suzanne Raggio . . . 33, 65. 77 Westermann, Stephen Xavier............... 81 Whalen, Lawrence Michael................. 81 W heeler, Carla Leigh ................ 33,63 W hitakcr. Andrew Chesnut ............23. 33 White. Scott Riley....................... 81 Whitehorn. Dianne ....... 18. 33, 57. 59. 77 Whitman. Susan R ....................... 103 Whitmire. Michael .................... 67.81 Whitworth. Mark Robert .................. 92 Whorley, James Marshall ................. 28 Widess. Ellen G......................... 103 Wiele. Martin Gunther ................... 92 Wilen ick. Marc .......... 8, 33, 42, 57, 59 Wilkie. Richard J ....................... 33 Wilkinson. George Oliver Jr.............. 33 Wilkinson. J. Henry Jr .................. 99 Willcoit, Pauljoseph..................... 33 Williams, Ellen Claire ............... . 33 Williams, Franks Wayne................... 28 Williams, Holly Beth.................... 92 Williams, Jerre S ....................... 99 Williams. John.............................9 Williams. Richard Gillaspi............... 33 Williamson. Paul Thomas.................. 92 Willis. Cecilia ...........................9 k'tiMOU. _ _ 77 Wilson, Michael Craig............... 33 Winford, Jason Edward............... 92 W iseman. Monka ................ 27, 92 Wiseman. Zipporah................... 38 Witherspoon, Joseph P................99 Woellner, Gretchen A............... 113 Wolf, Laura Diane .................. 33 Womack, James Mark............ 33.54.67 Womack. Paul....................... 103 Woodward, M K ...................... 99 Wortham. Gregory Lewis.............. 28 Worthington. Ann Marie ............. 33 Wrampelmeier. Christopher Kent .. 62. 92 Wright. Amy Catherine ............ 23.64 Y Yandell, Chrisli Lynnette ............ 92 Yang. Christine Heekyong ............. 33 Yeager, Sassy......................... 92 Yeates, Marie R...................... 103 Yee Fong, Dorothy Ching............... 22 Yost. 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