University of Virginia Law School - Barrister Yearbook (Charlottesville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1960 volume:

Copyright, 1960 THE BARRISTER, INC. THE LAW SCHOOL UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA x Ee: a a A194 dh That Those Alone May Be Servants of the Law Who Labor With Learning, Courage and Devotion to Preserve Liberty and Promote Justice la ———— THE 1960 EDITION OF THE BARRISTER IS DEDICATED TO MISS FRANCIS FARMER FOR HER UNSELFISH AND CONSCIENTIOUS EFFORTS IN THE BEST INTERESTS OF THE LAW SCHOOL AND ITS LIBRARY. Sasa ina aeies ahahr A AMMRIDMARMAADADUESIA=Tte-kilaeNNNEL Adda SAbGIGLIMT AMINA es At RAGE ais fie = ' SSIS AI TRB MC Lidl Oe or AeTS TLS SiS A ) ee Yas SL gtk @ ‘AVIANS bi i f Law L jation o MISS FRANCIS FARMER President of the American Assoc ape 2S RR oa AT | Photo by Thompson EDGAR FINLEY SHANNON, JR. President of the University of Virginia Dr. Edgar Finley Shannon, Jr., an associate professor in the department of English for the past three years, was last fall inaugurated as the fourth and youngest President in the history of the University of Virginia. Dr. Shannon holds degrees from Washington and Lee, Duke, Harvard and Oxford University. During World War I, Dr. Shannon served with distinction in the U. S. Navy. He participated in many of the major Pacific campaigns and was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant Commander. He was awarded the Bronze Star in September, 1945, for his “meritorious services.’ After his Oxford studies as a Rhodes Scholar, Dr. Shannon became a member of the Harvard faculty and subsequently joined the University community in 1956. ee ee Dean Ribble graduated from William and Marty College in 1916. He then entered the University of Virginia where he earned M.A. and LL.B. degrees, inte rrupted by a term in the Field Artillery during World War I. In 1921 Mr. Ribble joined the University faculty and was appointed a full professor a short six years later. Then, in 1937, he was appointed acting dean which culminated in permanent status two years later. Once again in World War II, the Dean served in the conduct of the war, this time with the State Department. After the hostilities ended, he was appointed a U. S. delegate to UNESCO. Further honors have been bestowed upon the Dean with his election as President of both the Association of American Law Schools and the Virginia Bar Association. He was also selected for membership on the council of the American Law Institute. Washington and Lee and William and Mary have both honored him with Doctor of Law degrees. FREDERICK DEANE GOODWIN RIBBLE James Madison Professor of Law Dean of the Law School THOMAS MUNFORD BOYD Professor of Law Professor Boyd has a rather varied background in legal and associated fields. After receiving both his B.S. and LL.B. degrees from the University of Virginia, Mr. Boyd actively practiced law in both Charlottesville and Richmond, Virginia. Between 1925 and 1930, Mr. Boyd took time out from his law practice to serve as Judge of the Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court of Albemarle County. During the 1930's and World War II, Mr. Boyd served on a wide number of agency legal staffs including the Office of Production Man- agement, the National Defense Advisory Commission, the W.P.B., culminating in his appointment as Chair- man of the N.P.A. Appeals Board. In 1953 Mr. Boyd was appointed a member of the Advisory Council to the Virginia Code Commission. Here at the Law School Mr. Boyd is known for his courses in Virginia Procedure, Corporate Reorganiza- tion, Professional Ethics, and Creditors Rights. NEILL HERBERT ALFORD Professor of Law Professor Alford was graduated from the Citadel in 1940 and received his LL.B. in 1947 from the Univer- sity of Virginia. He has been connected with the law school ever since, except for 1950-51 which he spent at Yale Law School as a Sterling Fellow. Mr. Alford served in the Army from 1941 thru 1946 and holds the rank of Lt. Colonel. In 1955 Mr. Alford’s casebook on Decedent's Estates and Trusts was published. In addition to lecturing in the latter course and Legal History and conducting seminars in Fiduciary Administration and Charitable Dispositions, Mr. Alford is also currently serving as counsel for the Virginia Code Commission. MORTIMER M. CAPLIN Professor of Law Professor Caplin holds B.S. and LL.B. degrees from the University of Virginia. He served as law clerk to U. S. Circuit Judge A. M. Dobie in 1940 and 1941, followed by nine years practice in New York City. Mr. Caplin returned to the Law School in 1950 and has also been serving as counsel to the Charlottesville firm of Perkins, Battle and Minor since 1952. In 1953 he took time out to get his J.S.D. at the New York University Law School. Mr. Caplin is a member of the Tax Advisory Group of the American Law Institute, Director of the Virginia Conference on Federal Taxation, and Chairman of the ABA’s Committee on Legal Research of the Section of Taxation. During the past year, he also served as President of the Atlantic Coast Conference. Mr. Caplin teaches the three tax courses and one of the tax semi- nars at the Law School. MARTIN LINDSAY COWEN, JR. Professor of Law, Assistant Dean Professor Cowen, who returned this year after a year’s study at Harvard, teaches Federal Jurisdiction and Procedure, Conflict of Laws, and conducts semi- nars in Civil Procedure. Mr. Cowen was born in Wheeling, W. Va., but moved to Ohio shortly thereafter. He returned to the South for both his undergraduate and legal educa- tion. A tour of duty in the U. S. Navy interrupted his Law School career, but after his release, Mr. Cowen reentered, graduating second in his class. After graduation, Mr. Cowen entered an Ohio law firm, but he returned to the University when named Assistant Dean of the Law School in 1952. CHARLES O. GREGORY Professor of Law Professor Gregory received his A.B. and LL.B. de- grees from Yale in 1924 and 1926 respectively and was admitted to practice in Connecticut and New York. In 1928 he accepted a position as assistant professor of Law at the University of Wisconsin, and from 1930-36 he was an assistant professor of Law at the University of Chicago. In 1936 he took a leave of absence to serve in the Department of Labor and was acting Secretary of Labor during the absence of the Secretary. Mr. Gregory came to the University of Virginia as a professor of Law in 1940. He has written numerous articles and books, including the widely known Labor and the Law (1946). The torts text presently in use here was written by Mr. Gregory and Professor Harry Kalven, Jr. of the University of Chicago. HARDY CROSS DILLARD Professor of Law Mr. Dillard was born in New Orleans but moved to Charlottesville in 1916. He graduated from the U. S. Military Academy in 1924 and from the Law School with honors in 1927. After teaching for a short time, he received a Carnegie Fellowship enabl- ing him to go to Paris for study in International Law. Mr. Dillard returned to Virginia in 1931 and became a full professor in 1938. During, World War II he directed the training of officers in military govern- ment affairs. In 1957 Mr. Dillard received a short leave of ab- sence to enable him to go to Paris as a member of the Advisory Committee to the Defense College of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. ST ALT YT RET 7 REPRE ROTI SE I ae Pe ree my E, pe Th ay ee ete ia i ane =e ce Sir ve CARL McFARLAND Professor of Law Professor McFarland received B.A., M.A., LL.B., and LL.D. degrees from Montana State University and an S.J.D. at Harvard. He has practiced before various ad- ministrative agencies, state, and federal courts, includ- ing the Supreme Court of the United States. After serv- ing as a visiting Professor at the Law School in 1949-50, Mr. McFarland returned to Montana State University where he served as President from 1951 to 1957. In 1958, Mr. McFarland was welcomed back to the Univer- sity on a permanent basis. He teaches Administrative Law and Legislation. Mr. McFarland has written extensively in the field of law and administration. Among his many writings is a casebook on Administrative Law co-authored with the late Judge Arthur T. Vanderbilt in 1952. Mr. Mc- Farland also served as co-editor of the Revised Statutes of Montana in 1936; Special Assistant to the U. S. At- torney General from 1933 to 1937; and as Assistant Attorney General of the United States from 1937 to 1959: wn eee ee a ae JOHN C. McCOID II Assistant Professor of Law Another of the newer members of the faculty is Professor John C. McCoid II. Mr. McCoid received his B.A. and LL.B. at Vanderbilt University in 1950 and 1953 respectively. In 1957 he was a teaching fellow at Harvard instructing in the first-year group program, a seminar in the application of first year courses. Mr. McCoid has just completed his third year on the Virginia Law School faculty. He teaches Unfair Trade Practices and’ Civil Procedure. DANIEL J. MEADOR Associate Professor of Law Professor Daniel J. Meador came to the University in 1957 with a diversified legal background. He re- ceived his B.S. from Auburn in 1948 and his LL.B. from the University of Alabama in 1951. He was awarded his LL.M. at Harvard in 1954. After leaving Harvard, Mr. Meador became clerk to Justice Hugo Black of the United States Supreme Court. Immediately before coming to the University he was employed by the firm of Lange, Simpson, Robinson and Summer- ville of Birmingham, Alabama. Mr. Meador teaches Civil Procedure, Federal Juris- diction and Procedure, and a seminar in Constitutional Litigation. EDWARD A. MEARNS, JR. Assistant Professor of Law Professor Mearns, currently beginning his second year on the Law School faculty, was a 1958 graduate of the | Law School. He was appointed as Instructor in 1958, advancing to his present position in 1959. Mr. Mearns, | a native of New York City, received his B.S. degree from Yale University in 1951 and served as a lieutenant (j.g.) in the U. S. Navy prior to entering Law School. Besides conducting a seminar in Civil Procedure, Mr. Mearns also teaches Legal Philosophy, Persons, and Legal History. CHARLES PATTERSON NASH, JR. Professor of Law Professor Nash received his B.S. degree from the Virginia Military Institute and his LL.B. from the University of Virginia. Mr. Nash practiced for two years in Huntington, West Virginia, with the firm of Fitzpatrick, Brown and Davis before returning to the University as an Associate Professor of Law in 1927. He was appointed a full Professor in 1937. Mr. Nash teaches Conflict of Laws, Evidence and | Admiralty. He is the editor of Law of Evidence in Virginia and West Virginia. This spring Mr. Nash has been a visiting Professor of Law at the University of Florida. A. J. GUSTIN PRIEST Professor of Law Professor Priest received both his A.B. and LL.B. degrees from the University of Idaho. After practic- ing in his home state for several years, he moved to New York City in 1926. Mr. Priest was a partner in the New York firm of Reid and Priest between 1937- . 53 and presently retains an association with the firm as counsel. In 1953, Mr. Priest joined the Virginia Law School faculty. He teaches Corporations, Public Utility Regulations, Parliamentary Law, and Legal Draftsmanship. Mr. Priest is a fellow of the American Bar Founda- tion, served as Chairman of the Section of Public Utility Law of the ABA in 1951-52, and frequently appears before the Federal Power Commission and the Securities and Exchange Commission in a legal capacity. He has recently written a test on Public Utilities and the Law. mY Re de ee Ne fey ye) tc 1! i ail LAURENS H. RHINELANDER Professor of Law Professor Rhinelander received his A.B. and LL.B. de- grees from Harvard University and his B.A. and M.A. degrees from the University of Cambridge. He practiced in Boston between 1937 and 1941 after serving as law clerk to Judge Augustus N. Hand. From 1945 to 1947 Mr. Rhinelander served as Assistant Counsel to the Civilian Production Administration, and was an Associate Professor of Law at George Washington University in 1947-48. He joined the Virginia Law faculty the fol- lowing year. Mr. Rhinelander teaches Agency, Law and Accounting, and Antitrust Law. KENNETH R. REDDEN Professor of Law Professor Redden graduated from the College of the City of New York in 1937 and obtained his LL.B. from the University of Virginia in 1940. He practiced in New York City until 1942 when he became Law clerk to Judge A. M. Dobie. He remained in this position for two years before returning to the University as an Assistant Professor of Law. Mr. Redden became a full Professor in 1952. In 1954 Mr. Redden went to New | York University as visiting Professor of Law and re- mained there for two years before journeying to Turkey as Director of a State Department Legal Mission. Mr. Redden has had a varied writing career. He published, among others, a casebook on Equity, books of Juris- prudence, Investments, Bankruptcy, and has contributed to various other legal publications. Mr. Redden teaches Criminal Law, Equity, and Creditors Rights. EMERSON G. SPIES Professor of Law Professor Spies, who holds a B.A. from Hobart College and a B.A. in Jurisprudence and a bachelos of civil laws degree from Oxford University, came to the University of Virginia in 1946 as an assistan’ professor. Mr. Spies graduated from Hobart in 1936 anc received his two degrees from Oxford while he wa: there as a Rhodes Scholar. In 1939 he became « teaching fellow at the University of Chicago and late: went with a law firm in New York City. During World War II, he served as.an instructor in_ the Judge Advocate General's School at the University of Michigan, In 1947 Mr. Spies became an associat professor at the Law School and in 1951 became «@ full professor. Mr. Spies teaches Property and Mort gages and is also in charge of the admissions office’ CHARLES K. WOLTZ Professor of Law Professor Woltz joined the Richmond, Virginia | firm of Christian, Parker and Barton after his gradua- | tion in 1937. His practice of law was interrupted | when he entéred the Army in May, 1941, as a private. | Mr. Woltz rose to the rank of Major in the Anti- ) Aircraft Artillery before his separation in 1946 when | he rejoined the Richmond firm as a junior partner. | In October, 1947, he accepted a position as associate | professor at the Law School serving as assistant dean | for three years and becoming a full Professor in 1952. Criminal Law, Sales and Negotiable Instruments are his three current specialties. Mr. Woltz was appointed Reporter of the Supreme Court of Appeals of Vir- ginia in 1953, in which case he has been responsible for the publication of all cases decided by that court. FRANCES FARMER Librarian Librarian of the largest law library in the South is Miss Frances Farmer. Miss Farmer attended West- hampton College in Richmond and the T. C. Wil- liams L aw School. She worked for the Dean of the University of Virginia Law School from 1933-38, then took over the library after studying Law Li- brary Administration at Columbia. During Miss Farmer’s stay here the library has grown from 38,000 volumes to over 106,000. Since 1946 Miss Farmer has been instructing first- year students in the important art of legal research in her course on legal bibliography. In addition she is the current president of the American Associa- tion of Law Librarians. WILLIAM HENRY WHITE JR. Director of Placement Professor White joined the faculty in 1936 and served as Acting Dean during World War II. Prior to coming to the University, Mr. White practiced in both Norfolk and Washington, D. C. During World Wear I, he served as General Counsel to the United States Shipping Board. Although now retired from the faculty, Professor White is still active in the law school as Director of Placement. sain salah ens ell HAYFORD O. ENWALL WN, ILL 1h, Visiting Professor of Evidence, Lecturer in Trial Tactics WALTER D. FLETCHER Albee Meare eb: Lecturer in Estate and Trust Practice CHARLES J. FRANKEL BiSeeMis Me eels. Lecturer in Medical Evidence CHARLES A. HORSKY A;-B2oLE SB: Lecturer in Civil Rights Not Pictured CHARLES N. BIONDI, JR. [sive , ILD Ye Lecturer in Aviation Law MARION K. KELLOGG ACB =P LLB: Lecturer in International Law, Interna- tional Investment, and United Nations Law. THOMAS J. MICHIE B.A., M.A., LL.B. Lecturer in Estate Planning COMMISSIONER JAMES C. SARGENT BAeLL.B, Lecturer in Securities Regulation ERWIN SEAGO BrAg Db: Lecturer in Aviation Law eae a WALTER A. SLOWINSKI IBS. LL e. Lecturer in Foreign Taxation GEORGE R. ST. JOHN IBiJe oy JEIL, 18S. Instructor in Federal Procedure ROBERT E. TAYLOR IBeAem ele: Lecturer in Office Practice LYTTELTON WADDELL Bite, INTs, IEI8}. Lecturer in Trial Practice Not Pictured JOHN PERSHING Bel, JAIL. Lecturer in Public Corporation Law ELEANOR McKENNEY GIBSON Associate Director of Placement MRS. VIRGINIA HAIGH Secretary to the Dean HAZEL KEY Library Acquisitions MRS. MARTHA MITCHELL Library Circulation Tc aiiaaLe Mat Aiahehe nL EEE Coo ce iienant tee Seige: TORT TL TES ‘Sepia PEGA MAIER, Se ON SShacmantionnn Fie at ; f } i ? : ‘ ( ; Ps Ps Ry Sgt att WS S22 ee ; Fae Tee eo es ik , ts Ninel 2) de Aijecteihinite men teapslines Senne Ainyoreidinseiation caansiocawet peridot ei inane ahageaanainineteansitinayinsn hati tela senate ellepieibhdephlieenaiainsasadiitliia ACKERLY, JOHN PAUL, HI — University of Vir- ginia, B.A., 1957; Phi Kappa Sigma; 616 Henri Road, Richmond 26, Virginia; Omicron Delta Kappa; Reading Guide, Executive Editor; Phi Alpha Delta. ADAMS, WESLEY PRICE, JR. — Dartmouth Col- lege, B.A., 1957; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; 145 Hillside Circle, Villanova, Pennsylvania; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Court; Student Assistant, Dr. Frankel; Phi Delta Phi, Rushing Chairman. ARCHER, JOHN MARTIN PERRY — Virginia Military Institute, B.A., 1954; Kappa Alpha; 501 West Johnson Street, Staunton, Virginia; J. B. Moore Society; Phi Alpha Delta. AYERS, JAMES ROBERT, III — Virginia Poly- technic Institute, B.S., 1957; 4627 Third Street South, Arlington, Virginia; Omicron Delta Kappa; Phi Alpha Delta. BACKER, PHILLIP TEBBETTS — Stanford Uni- versity, B.A., 1955; Alpha Delta Phi; 788 Amalfi Drive, Pacific Palisades, California; Student Advisory Council; Master of the Rolls; Delta Theta Phi, Vice- Dean, Clerk of Rolls. BAHNER, THOMAS MAXFIELD — Carson-New- man College, B.S., 1954; Swan Heights, Jefferson City, Tennessee; Student Legal Research Group; Delta Theta Phi, Social Chairman, Clerk of Rolls. BAIRD, W. BRUCE — University of Louisville, B.A., 1957; Delta Upsilon; 5703 Apache Road, Louis- ville, Kentucky; Raven Society; Omicron Delta Kappa; Pi Delta Epsilon; Student Advisory Council; Law Review, Editorial Board; Reading Guide, Editor; Moot Court; Student Assistant, Mr. McCoid; Na- tional Moot Court; Phi Alpha Delta. BASS, PETER BERNARD — Syracuse University, B.A., 1957; Alpha Epsilon Pi; 62 Phillips Avenue, Deal, New Jersey; Law Weekly, Business Board; Sigma Nu Phi, Treasurer. 24 BATTLE, GEORGE THOMAS — University of Vir- ginia, B.A., 1954; Delta Kappa Epsilon; 1426 Con- nell Road, Charleston, West Virginia; Judiciary Com- mittee, Chairman; Raven Society; Omicron Delta Kappa; Student Advisory Council; Student Legal Forum; Student Legal Research Group, Director; J. B. Moore Society; Phi Alpha Delta. BAUMER, ERWIN HENRY — Duke University, A.B., 1957; Pi Kappa Phi; 309 Blackland Road, N. W., Atlanta, Georgia; Barrister; J. B. Moore So- ciety; Delta Theta Phi, Bailiff. BERSCH, ROBERT S. — University of Virginia, B.S., 1957; Theta Delta Chi; 4241 Boonsboro Road, Lynchburg, Virginia; Raven Society, Vice-President; Law Weekly, Business Board; J. B. Moore Society. BIGGS, WARREN BRAXTON — Columbia Uni- versity, A.B., 1957; Henry, Virginia; Law Weekly; J. B. Moore Society. BLUE, WILLIAM FOWNES — University of Vir- ginia, B.S., 1956; St. Elmo Hall; Valley Road, Gar- rison, Maryland; Phi Alpha Delta. BOSSERT, WALTER ALBERT, JR. — Columbia University, A.B., 1954; Psi Upsilon; 1945 Ten- broeck Avenue, New York, New York; Law Weekly, Business Board; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Court; Dormitory Counselor; Delta Theta Phi. BOUSH, JOSEPH McDANIEL — East Tennessee State College, B.S., 1952; 408 Moseley Drive, Char- lottesville, Virginia; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Court; Delta Theta Phi. BOYLE, ROBERT PLAYFORD — University of Pittsburgh, B.A., 1952; 1718 Rugby Avenue, Char- lottesville, Virginia; Barrister; J. B. Moore Society; Phi Alpha Delta. ESET SAG RENE AMR PR IRE Ag, Yea SR gah A wae ¥ ee ee NS PCRS rene 9 ee Sr == Ay 26 BUTCHER, ROBERT GILLIAM — University of Virginia, B.A., 1957; Phi Kappa Sigma; 4607 Han- over Avenue, Richmond, Virginia; Barrister, Business Manager; Phi Alpha Delta, Social Chairman, Rush Chairman. CALLAGHAN, RICHARD STEPHEN, JR. — Uni- versity of Virginia, B.A., 1957; 166 Rugby Road, Charlottesville, Virginia; Moot Gourt; Phi Delta Phi. CAMERON, ALAN LEE — Cornell University, A.B., 1957; 220 Thackery Road, Rochester, New York; Barrister, Executive Editor, Phi Alpha Delta. CARY, MILES, JR. — University of Virginia, B.A., 1955; Phi Kappa Sigma; 207 Hollyport Road, Rich- mond 29, Virginia; Student Legal Research Group; Moot Court; Phi Alpha Delta, Vice Justice. BRESS, BERNARD TRACY — University of Vir- ginia, B.A., 1957; 102 South Martindale Avenue, Ventnor, New Jersey. BUCKINGHAM, RONALD TALBOT — Univer- sity of Virginia, B.A., 1957; 3205 Hawthorne Ave- nue, Richmond Virginia; J. B. Moore Society; Delta Theta Phi, Bailiff, Clerk of the Exchequer, Dean. BUHLER, CONRAD ALEXANDER — Yale Uni- versity, B.A., 1957; 1617 Montrose Place, Birming- ham, Alabama; Law Review, Business Board, Adver- tising Manager; Sigma Nu Phi. BURNETT, KENNETH KING — University of Virginia, B.A., 1957; Zeta Psi; 1007 Riverside Drive, Salisbury, Maryland; Law Weekly, Editorial Board; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Court; Delta Theta Phi, Tribune. [oUart a nr UnUEEDY TTT TSEDS LEDSITIOSIEOSEED Tu CODY CEUESES NEEDS UDIDL UOEEE DTTEEEEEE U Tuer Se TinEIOEEETn ETT TET CLIT IL si = coos loos, So SSS ate CHURCH, RANDOLPH WARNER, JR. — Uni- versity of Virginia, B.A., 1957; Sigma Phi Epsilon; 4909 Evelyn Byrd Road, Richmond, Virginia; Raven Society; Omicron Delta Kappa; Pi Delta Epsilon, Vice-President; Student Library Committee; Barrister, Board of Directors; Law Weekly, Managing Editor; Student Legal Research Group, Director; Reading Guide; Moot Court; Dormitory Counselor; Phi Alpha Delta. CLARK, MORTON HUTCHINSON — University of Virginia, B.A., 1954; St. Anthony Hall; North Bay Shore Drive, Bay Colony, Virginia Beach, Vir- ginia; Student Legal Research Group; Reading Guide, J. B. Moore Society; Phi Alpha Delta. ————— | CLOVIS, DAVID CRAWFORD -— Yale University, B.A., 1956; 105 Colony Road, Vienna, West Vir- | ginia; Dean’s List; Student Advisory Council; Law Weekly, Managing Editor; Student Legal Forum, President; Delta Theta Phi. CONLEY, GERALD MOORE — University of Michigan, B.A., 1955; Theta Delta Chi; 4678 Ottawa Drive, Okemos, Michigan; Law Weekly; Student Legal Research Group; J. B. Moore Society; Sigma Nu Phi. is PESTS RS BE eR AE en: CONOVER, JOHN T. — Yale University, A.B., 1957; 6420 Brookside Drive, Chevy Chase, Mary- land; J. B. Moore Society; Sigma Nu Phi. COOK, HARRY CLAYTON, JR. — Princeton Uni- versity, B.S.E., 1956; Campus Club; Arvada, Colo- rado; Raven Society; Pi Delta Epsilon; Law Review, Executive Editor; Barrister, Board of Directors; Stu- dent Legal Forum; Student Assistant, Dean Ribble; Phi Delta Phi. COOLEY, TALMAGE NEWMAN — University of Virginia, B.A., 1951; Kappa Sigma; 763 South Mason Street, Harrisonburg, Virginia; Omicron Delta Kappa; Student Library Committee; Student Legal Research Group; Reading Guide; Moot Court; Phi Alpha Delta. COOPER, JOHN CROSSAN, III — Princeton Uni- versity, A.B., 1955; Colonial Club; 915 West Lake Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland; Student Legal Research Group; J.-B. Moore Society; Moot Court. CORSON, JOHN JAY, IV — University of Vir- ginia, B.A., 1957; St. Anthony Hall; 3601 North Abingdon Street, Arlington 7, Virginia; Student Council; Raven Society; Omicron Delta Kappa; Pi Delta Epsilon; Chairman, First Year Class; Student Advisory Council; Student Library Committee, Chair- man; Law Review Editorial Board; Barrister, Editor; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Court; Phi Alpha Delta, Vice Justice, Sixth District. COURIC, EDMONSON SHORTER, JR. — Yale University, B.A., 1954; 5960 North Bayshore Drive, Miami, Florida; Phi Alpha Delta. CROSSKEY, JOHN — Yale University, B.A., 1957; 5801 South Dorchester Avenue, Chicago 37, Illinois; Student Curriculum Committee; Student Legal Re- search Group, Director; Reading Guide; Moot Court; Delta Theta Phi. CROSSMAN, PATRICK FARRELL — Yale Uni- versity, B.A., 1954; St. Elmo; 1088 Park Avenue, New York, New York; Student Legal Forum; Stu- dent Legal Research Group; Reading Guide; Moot Court; Student Assistant, Placement Office; Sigma Nu Phi. DANFORTH, DAVID BROWNELL — Cornell University, B.A., 1957; Zeta Psi; 221 Columbian Road, South Weymouth, Massachusetts; Student Legal Research Group; J. B. Moore Society; Delta Theta Phi. DOUGHERTY, RONALD WILLIAM — Dart- mouth College, A.B., 1954; Phi Kappa Psi; 201 Montrose Avenue, N. W ., Canton 8, Ohio; Student Advisory Council; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Court; Intramural Manager; Sigma Nu Phi, Chancellor. EASTMAN, THOMAS BARKER — Yale Univer- sity, B.A., 1955 Delta Kappa Epsilon; 1120 Gypsy Lane West, Towson, Maryland; Student Legal Forum; Student Legal Research Group; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Court; Phi Alpha Delta. EMERSON, FREDERICK GEORGE — University of Virginia, B.A., 1955; 2018 North Upton Street, Arlington 7, Virginia; Moot Court; Dormitory Coun- selor. Ee eee —_ —_— FEW, BENJAMIN FERGUSON — Duke Univer- sity, B.A., 1957; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; 665 Sasco Hill Road, Southport, Connecticut; Phi Alpha Delta. FIELD, RAYMOND THOMAS — Colgate Univer- sity, A.B., 1957; Theta Chi; 89 Herman Boulevard, Franklin Square, New York; Law Weekly, Assistant Business Manager; J. B. Moore Society; Delta Theta Phi. FISCHER, GERALD DAVID — Hunter College, B.A., 1957; 751 Walton Avenue, Bronx 51, New York; Dean’s List; Student Assistant, Mr. Priest, Mr. Caplin; Phi Delta Phi. FISHER, PETER ROWE — Harvard College, A.B., 1954; Hasty Pudding Club; Bayville Avenue, Bay- ville, New York; Dean’s List; Law Review, Editorial Board; Reading Guide, Associate Editor; Moot Court; Student Assistant, Mr. Boyd; Phi Delta Phi. = SORE NEE AVN oS Te ARERR OE hp ANE Say FOSNAUGH, IRWIN SILVERTHORN, JR. — Uni- versity of Virginia, B.S., 1957; Kappa Sigma; 1003 Potomac Avenue, Alexandria, Virginia; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Court; Sigma Nu Phi. FOSTER, ARTHER KEY, JR. — Princeton Univer- sity, B.S.E., 1955; Quadrangle Club; 3234 Carlisle Road, Birmingham, Alabama; Pi Delta Epsilon; Law Review, Business Manager; Law Directory, Business Manager; Phi Alpha Delta. FRANKFURT, MICHAEL PETER — Hunter Col- lege, A.B., 1957; 1950 Andrews Avenue, New York, New York; Law Review, Associate Business Man- ager; Reading Guide; Moot Court; Student Assistant, Mr. Redden, Dean’s Office. FRANKLIN, CORNELL SWINTON — Yale Uni- versity, B.A., 1955; Phi Delta Theta; Keswick, Vir- ginia; Student Legal Research Group; J. B. Moore Society; Phi Alpha Delta. DE FRONZO, EUGENE LEWIS — University of Michigan, B.A., 1957; 14 East Field Road, Water- bury, Connecticut. FULTON, JOAN MAREN — Michigan State Uni- versity, B.A., 1955; University of Connecticut, M.A., 1957; 1051 East Altadena Drive, Altadena, Cali- fornia; Law Review, Comments and Projects Editor; Barrister; Reading Guide; Moot Court. GAMBLE, CHARLES WILLIAM KENT — Uni- versity of Virginia, B.A., 1954; Delta Kappa Epsilon; 222 Belle Haven, Alexandria, Virginia; Phi Alpha Delta. GARTNER, WINFIELD ALLEN — University of Virginia, B.A., 1957; Alpha Epsilon Pi; 3410 Stuart Avenue, Richmond, Virginia; Law Weekly, Treasurer; Sigma Nu Phi. GIBBES, JOSEPH A. — The Citadel, B.S., 1954; Fri- day After Parade Cocktail Club; 1018 Bull Street, Columbia, South Carolina; Law Review, Editorial Board; Barrister, Art Editor; Law Weekly, Dicta Editor; Reading Guide; J. B. Moore Society; Phi Alpha Delta. GRATTAN, GEORGE GILMER, IV — University of Virginia, B.A., 1955; St. Anthony Hall; 607 South Main Street, Harrisonburg, Virginia; Judiciary Committee; Raven Society; Omicron Delta Kappa; Vice Chairman, Second Year Class; Student Advisory Council; Student Curriculum Committee; Law Review, Editorial Board; Phi Alpha Delta. GREATWOOD, RICHARD NEIL — Colgate Uni- versity, A.B., 1954; Union Theological Seminary, B.D., 1957; Commons Club; 405 25th Street West, Bradenton, Florida; Delta Theta Phi. GREEN, WARREN — University of Delaware, B.A., 1957; Sigma Nu; 1202 Lovering Avenue, Wilming- ton, Delaware; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Court; Manager, Bookstore; Delta Theta Phi. 30 GREER, CECIL RHODES, I] — University of Vir- ginia, B.A., 1957; Theta Chi; 226 Park Boulevard, Marion, Virginia; Dean’s List; Student Advisory Council; Law Review, Business Board; J. B. Moore Society, Treasurer; Student Assistant, Mr. Meador; Delta Theta Phi, Dean. HAHN, ARTHUR ROBERT, JR. — Harvard Col- lege, A.B., 1957; 59 Highland Avenue, Newtonville, Massachusetts. HALL, JEAN — Radcliffe College, A.B., 1957; 81 Green Street, Brockton, Massachusetts; Secretary, Law School; Student Advisory Council. HARWOOD, VICTOR CEPHAS, JR. — Harvard College, A.B., 1957; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; 708 12th Avenue, Fairfield, Alabama; Phi Alpha Delta. HERLIHY, THOMAS, III — Dartmouth, B.A., 1957; Delta Upsilon; 2301 West 11th Street, Wil- mington, Delaware; Vice Chairman, First Year Class; Chairman, Second Year Class; Student Advisory Council; Moot Court; Phi Delta Phi, Clerk. HEYD, EDWARD BENJAMIN — Princeton Uni- versity, A.B., 1957; Tiger Inn; Colonial Drive, Salis- bury, North Carolina; Law Weekly, Circulation Man- ager; Student Legal Research Group; Sigma Nu Phi. HIDEN, ROBERT BATTAILE, JR. — Princeton University, B.A., 1955; Cottage Club; Valley Road, New Canaan, Connecticut; Raven Society; Omicron Delta Kappa; Pi Delta Epsilon; Chairman, Second Year Class; Student Advisory Council; Student Curri- culum Committee; Law Review, Articles Editor; Stu- dent Legal Forum; Reading Guide; Moot Court; Phi Alpha Delta. HUGHES, CHARLES B. — University of Virginia, B.A., 1954; 1718 Jefferson Park Avenue, Charlottes- ville, Virginia; Student Legal Researchs Group; J. B. Moore Society; Delta Theta Phi. 32 pnninehnainenieninn Lilet het taintyttsialicebinibtl JORDAN, DAVID CRICHTON — Harvard Col- lege, A.B., 1957; 2010 Spottswood Road, Charlottes- ville, Vigginia; Student Legal Forum; Student Legal Research Group; J. B. Moore Society; Phi Alpha Delta. KENNEDY, THOMAS BRYANT, JR. — Brown University, A.B., 1957; Delta Upsilon; 616 West Richwoods Boulevard, Peoria, Illinois; J. B. Moore Society; Sigma Nu Phi. KEYWORTH, ROBERT ALLEN, JR. — Dartmouth College, B.A., 1957; Zeta Psi; 116 Lawrence Street, Gardner, Massachusetts; Sigma Nu Phi. KING, E. DRUMMOND — Yale University, B.A., 1957; R.F.D. 2, Coopersburg, Pennsylvania; Law Weekly, Alumni Editor; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Court; Delta Theta Phi. HURWITZ, NEAL JAY — Clark University, A.B., 1956; Kappa Phi; 11 Fremont Street, Putnam, Con- necticut; Law Review, Notes Editor. HYMAN, HERBERT GORDON — Yale Univer- sity, B.A., 1955; Phi Gamma Delta; 835 Elm Street, New Haven, Connecticut; Sigma Nu Phi. IZLAR, WILLIAM HENRY — University of North Carolina, A.B., 1953; Sigma Nu; 4550 Sabac Palm Road, Miami, Florida; Student Advisory Council; Stu- dent Curriculum Committee; Law Review, Editorial Board; Student Assistant, Mr. Meador; National Moot Court; Phi Alpha Delta. JOHNSON, PETER ROOSEVELT — Williams Col- lege, B.A., 1953; Theta Delta Chi; Gilmore Pond Road, Jaffrey, New Hampshire; Vice Chairman, First Year Class; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Court; Sigma Nu Phi. 021TH PERETTI APPRER ERRE HT LEARNED, PHILIP CARLETON — Colgate Uni- versity, B.A., 1954; Theta Chi; Oak Hill, Elmira, New York; Moot Court; Phi Alpha Delta. LECKSZAS, MANFRED WALTER — Albert Lud- wigs Universitat, Law School, Referendar, 1957; Teu- tonia Club; “Eaton,” P.O. Box 147, Annapolis, Maryland; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Court; Student Assistant, Mr. Boyd. LEVY, ROBERT GENE — Dartmouth College, A.B., 1954; Pi Lambda Phi; 6001 Park Heights Ave- nue, Baltimore, Maryland; Dean’s List; Phi Delta Phi. LOGAN, JAMES PENTLAND — Trinity, B.A., 1954; Alpha Chi Rho; Highland Avenue, Demarest, New Jersey. MacGOWAN, JOHN LESLIE — Middlebury Col- lege, A.B., 1955; Edge Plain, Royal Oak, Maryland; Theta Delta Chi. MANN, ORVILLE HUNGERFORD, JR. — Prince- ton University, B.A., 1957; Cannon Club; North Broadway, Upper Nyack, New York; Phi Delta Phi. MARTIN, CARROLL JAMES, JR. — Emory and Henry College, B:A., 1957; Phi Gamma Phi; 123 Locust Street, Warrenton, Virginia; Delta Theta Phi, Master of the Ritual. MARTIN, WILLIAM DABNEY, III — Roanoke College; Pi Kappa Phi; Smithfield, Virginia; Dean’s List; Sigma Nu Phi. 33 ot . . 4 . an Te : -. Waite OAR OA As é r 1 nian iene snaps adres mapa sme ae uit eavehnaiin cs ela Sakata a aad atl alscin ia nana ari ibid cided aRalibaalaas sala 2 tihieceasntesbbbbsld Mai tbhieintrn taba iissbbaaat seat tidbits talhitathdntsicihetidsithslaitilnislnitbbal dibs wae ene a ae r McCOSTIS, RICHARD MICHAEL — Dartmouth College, A.B., 1953; Alpha Delta Phi; 68 Manchester Street, Nashua, New Hampshire; Student Advisory Council; Student Assistant, Mr. Gregory; Sigma Nu Phi, First Vice Chancellor. McVEY, HENRY HANNA, III — Hampden-Sydney College, B.S., B.A., 1957; Chi Phi; 2018 Stuart Ave- nue, Richmond, Virginia; Omicron Delta Kappa, President; Student Library Committee, Chairman; Law Review, Business Board; Student Legal Research Group; Moot Court; Phi Alpha Delta. MEAD, WILLIAM GRIMSTON — Amherst Col- lege, B.A., 1954; Chi Phi; 22 Willow Street, Brook- lyn 1, New York; Law Weekly, Editorial Board; J. B. Moore Society; Phi Alpha Delta. MENOWITZ, FREDERICK A. — University of Virginia, B.A., 1957; Alpha Epsilon Pi; 1345 Harbor Road, Hewlett Harbor, New York; Student Legal Research Group; J. B. Moore Society. MESSINA, VINCENT JOHN — Lafayette College; 1217 W. Washington, Easton, Pennsylvania. MILLER, ANDREW PICKENS — Princeton Uni- versity, B.A., 1954; Dial Lodge; Oak Circle, Farm- ington, Charlottesville, Virginia; Dean’s List; Student Council; Raven Society; Omicron Delta Kappa; T.IL.K.A.; Pi Delta Epsilon; Student Advisory Council; Law Review, Editor; Student Legal Forum; Reading Guide; Moot Court; Phi Afpha Delta. MILLER, H. CRANE — Williams College, A.B., 1957; 103 Adelaide Road, Manchester, Connecticut; Student Advisory Council; Student Legal Research Group; Reading Guide; J. B. Moore Society, Presi- dent; Law Directory, Editor; Phi Alpha Delta. MOYLES, PHILIP VINCENT — Mt. St. Mary’s College, A.B., 1954; 299 Garfield Place, Brooklyn, New York; Student Advisory Council; Barrister, Ad- vertising and Circulation Manager; Student Legal Research Group; J. B. Moore Society, Vice President; Moot Court; Student Assistant, Mr. McCoid; Clerk, Moot Court; Representative to A.S.L.A.; Delta Theta Phi 34 a rN NTE AER RARER IC eH ER Hite MURPHY, WILLIAM TAYLOE, JR. — Hampden- Sydney College, B.A., 1953; Kappa Sigma; Warsaw, Virginia; Raven Society; Law Review, Virginia Sec- tion Editor; Reading Guide; J. B. Moore Society; Phi Alpha Delta. NACHMAN, ERWIN B. — University of Virginia, B.S., 1956; Alpha Epsilon Pi; 317 67th-Street, New- port News, Virginia; Law Weekly, Photography Edi- tor; Phi Delta Phi, Exchequer. O'KEEFE, DANIEL FRANCIS, JR. — University of Virginia, B.A., 1957; Sigma Chi; 4050 52nd Street N. W., Washington, D. C.; Law Review, Editorial Board; Law Weekly, Associate Business Manager; Student Legal Forum, Treasurer; J. B. Moore Society; Student Assistant, Mr. McFarland; Phi Delta Phi. O’NEIL, DANIEL EDWIN, III — Michigan State University, B.A., 1957; Lambda Chi Alpha; 1176 Pine Street, Winnetka, Illinois; Reading Guide; Phi Alpha Delta. a a OSTERHOUDT, CHARLES HARDENBERGH — University of Virginia, B.A., 1958; Delta Upsilon; Stone Ridge, New York; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Court; Sigma Nu Phi. OVERTON, DABNEY, JR. — University of Vir- ginia; Chi Phi; Warsaw, Virginia; T.I.L.K.A.; Presi- dent, Law School; Student Advisory Council; Student Legal Research Group; Moot Court; Student Assist- ant, Mr. Nash; National Moot Court; Phi Delta Phi, Magister. | OWENS, ROBERT MICHAEL -—— University of Pennsylvania, B.A., 1957; Phi Sigma Kappa; 141 Dixon Street, Bridgeport, Connecticut; Sigma Nu Phi. PARK, BYRON BEACH — Cornell University, B.A., 1957; Kappa Sigma; Tupper Lake, New York; J. B. Moore Society. 35 POGUE” WILLIAM. R — University of Delaware; 408 Pond Street, Martinsville, Virginia. PRESTON, ROBERT B. — Cornell University; 4000 Massachusetts Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C. PRINCE, SYDNEY RHODES, III — Princeton Uni- versity, A.B., 1955; Cannon Club; Bon Secours Farm, Derwood, Maryland; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Court; Sigma Nu Phi. PURCELL, MARTIN A. — University of Virginia, B.A., 1957; St. Elmo Hall; Indian Harbor Yacht Club, Greenwich, Connecticut; Raven Society; Omi- cron Delta Kappa; Student Curriculum, Committee; Student Legal Forum, Secretary; Student Assistant, Mr. Alford; Phi Alpha Delta. PAYNE, BOBBY SWANSON — University of North Carolina, B.A., 1955; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; 3705 Ellwood Avenue, Richmond, Virginia; Student Advisory Council; Student Legal Research Group; Moot Court; Phi Alpha Delta, Justice. PHILLIPS, JOHN DAVISSON — Princeton Uni- versity, A.B., 1953; Cannon Club; Forest Hills, Wheeling, West Virginia; J. B. Moore Society; Stu- dent Assistant, Mr. Dillard; Sigma Nu Phi. PILARO, ANTHONY MARTIN — University of Virginia, B.A., 1957; Pi Kappa Alpha; 114 Wood Street, Lynbrook, New York; Dean’s List; Student Assistant, Mr. Kellogg; Sigma Nu Phi. PLEASANT, ROBERT WILLIAM — University of Richmond, B.A., 1957; 4315 King Street, Ports- mouth, Virginia; Law Review, Business Board, Cir- culation Manager; J. B. Moore Society; Sigma Nu Phi. [YAU RR ESTER TSR OF CLARO LE aa ie RE SAL RABINOWITZ, RALPH — University of Virginia, B.A., 1960; Alpha Epsilon Pi; 839 14th Street, New- port News, Virginia; Phi Delta Phi. REID, RUST ENDICOTT — University of Vir- ginia, B.A., 1954; Alpha Tau Omega; 2314 S. W. Vista Avenue, Portland, Oregon; Dean’s List; Raven Society; Law Review, Editorial Board; Reading Guide, Associate Editor; Moot Court; Student Assistant, Dean Ribble; Phi Alpha Delta. ROE, JOHN JUDSON, II — Brown University, A.B., 1957; Sigma Nu; 12 Raynor's Lane, Bellport, New York; Treasurer, Law School; Student Advisory Council; Student Legal Research Group; J. B. Moore Society; Sigma Nu Phi, Second Vice Chancellor. RYAN, MAURY ALEN — Yale, A.B., 1957; Fence Club; 170 Maybrook Road, Rochester, New York; J. B. Moore Society; Phi Alpha Delta. SACKS, JOHN HARVEY — University of Virginia, B.A., 1957; Phi Epsilon Pi; 105 Hoffman Avenue, Princess Anne County, Virginia. ST. CLAIR, JAMES WILLIAM — University of Virginia, B.A., 1957; Sigma Nu; 326 11th Avenue, Huntington, West Virginia; Moot Court; Student Assistant, Mr. Mearns. ST. JOHN, ANTHONY P. — University of Vir- ginia; 24 Fifth Avenue, New York, New York; J. B. Moore Society; Sigma Nu Phi. SANDER, THEODORE, III —- Cornell University, A.B., 1954; Delta Upsilon; 35 Tompkins Road, Scarsdale, New York; Student Curriculum Committee; Law Review, Editorial Board; J. B. Moore Society; Phi Alpha Delta. | + . . _ ‘at ’ ) a ‘ ah Sere 5 2 KY v Poeatiansl. wee tee Sareea tearm nthe mtr eae ttn mf Amatieescargoandsmni amet tiren ernest irate deduce — alten a in A alte Data saan tee 38 SINGER, JAMES WALTER — Harvard College, A.B., 1957; Owl Club; 31 Crestwood Drive, Clayton, Missour1; Sigma Nu Phi. SMITH, LLOYD THOMAS, JR. — University of Virginia, B.A., 1955; Sigma Nu; 1715 Varina Ave- nue, Petersburg, Virginia; Raven Society; Student Ad- visory Council; Student Legal Research Group, Presi- dent; Reading Guide, Contributions Editor; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Court; Student Assistant, Mr. Spies; Phi Alpha Delta. SMITH, NATHAN HILLES — University of Louis- ville, B.A., 1954: 78 Maple Drive, Youngstown, Ohio; Student Legal Research Group; Phi Alpha Delta. SNEAD, CHARLES DICKINSON, JR. — Lehigh University, B.S., 1953; Theta Delta Chi; 2755 East Avenue, Rochester 10, New York; Moot Court, Phi Alpha Delta. SCHWARTZ, DAVID LOUIS — Columbia Univer- sity, A.B., 1957; Alpha Epsilon Pi; 1705 Taylor Avenue, New York 60, New York; Dean’s List; Stu- dent Library Committee, Secretary; Law Review, Edi- torial Board; Reading Guide; Moot Court; Student Assistant, Procedure I; Dormitory Counselor; Phi Delta Phi. SHIFF, ALAN HOWARD WILLIAM — Yale Uni- versity, B.A., 1957; Phi Gamma Delta; Northrop Road, Woodbridge, Connecticut; Sigma Nu Phi. SILVER, RICHARD ANTHONY — University of Pennsylvania, B.A., 1957; Alpha Epsilon Pi; 102 Woodside Village, Stamford, Connecticut; Student Legal Research Group; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Court; Student Assistant, Judge Waddell; Sigma Nu Phi. SIMPSON, HENRY EVANS — Vanderbilt Uni- versity, B.A., 1956; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; 26 Ridge Drive, Birmingham, Alabama; Law Review, Editorial Board; Student Legal Forum, Vice President; Moot Court; Phi Alpha Delta. a i a a a JZ TULSA adddion deuhsulaaililee Siaiiadictuscisaucua STANTON, MARK LYLE — Columbia University, A.B., 1957; Zeta Beta Tau; 1022 Rose Street, Plain- field, New Jersey; Law Review, Business Board; Law Weekly; Sigma Nu Phi. STEELE, SIEGFRIED WOLFE — University of Vir- ginia, B.A., 1954, M.A., 1959; Delta Upsilon; 300 Carey Street, Lakewood, New Jersey; J. B. Moore Society; Delta Theta Phi. STEIN, CHARLES FRANCIS, III — Princeton Uni- versity, A.B., 1955; Tower Club; 17 Midvale Road, Baltimore 10, Maryland; Law Review, Business Board; Student Legal Research Group; Sigma Nu Phi, Secretary. STENNIS, JOHN HAMPTON — Princeton Uni- versity, A.B., 1957; Quadrangle Club; 3609 Cumber- land Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.; Dean’s List; Law Review, Decisions Editor; Student Legal Forum; Moot Court; Raven Society; Omicron Delta Kappa; Student Advisory Council; Phi Alpha Delta. TAYLOR, JOHN HUME, JR. — University of Vir- ginia; St. Anthony Hall; 1416 Trouville Avenue, Nor- folk, Virginia; Barrister; Law Weekly; Phi Alpha Delta. TRAUB, STEPHEN IVOR — University of Con- necticut, B.A., 1957; Alpha Gamma Rho; 5017 Main Street, Trumbull, Connecticut; Student Legal Research Group; J. B. Moore Society; Phi Alpha Delta. TYLER, JOHN BRADLEY — Marietta College, B.A., 1957; Lambda Chi Alpha; 1480 Cross High- way, Fairfield, Connecticut; Dean’s List; Omicron Delta Kappa; Law Review, Editorial Board; Student Assistant, Miss Farmer; Investment Club; Phi Delta Phi. UNGER, ANTHONY MARK — Pennsylvania State University, B.A., 1953; Phi Kappa Sigma; 1171 Shoreham Road, Camp Hill, Pennsylvania; Moot Court; Sigma Nu Phi. i zs ‘ He ni Seer ‘ ry sasntnsnadnsha Widens sestinlahh sis Lusch states tb tevin rents eee Sen bi ee Maint tie iis ii arena tee ene rn MOR aD direst Dla UVa. RHO Reset eT VEST, GEORGE BURNLEY, JR. — University of Virginia, B.S., 1953; Chi Phi; 5005 Linnean Ave- nue, N. W., Washington, D. C.; Phi Alpha Delta. VOGEL, LAURENCE — Brooklyn College, A.B., 1957; Alpha Epsilon Pi; 720 Lenox Road, Brooklyn 3, New York; Dean’s List; Law Review, Editorial Board; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Court; Student Assistant, Dean Ribble, Mr. Caplin; Phi Delta Phi. ee ea sc fal fee WALL, F. BARRY — University of North Carolina, B.A., 1953; Alpha Tau Omega; 54 Hawthorne Road, Salem, Virginia. WALLACH, EDWARD STUART — Columbia University, A.B., 1957; Beta Sigma Rho; 239 Garden City Road, Franklin Square, Long Island, New York; Law Review, Editorial Board; Student Assistant, Mr. Redden. WEBB, CHARLES CONWAY — Harvard College, A.B., 1954; 1 Wibird Street, Portsmouth, New Hampshire; Student Legal Research Group; Reading Guide; Phi Alpha Delta. WEBSTER, ROBERT KENLY — Princeton Uni- versity, A.B., 1955; Quadrangle Club; 131 Chestnut Street, Englewood, New Jersey; Vice President, Law School; Student Legal Forum; Moot Court; Phi Alpha Delta, Clerk. WENTWORTH, CHARLES CHANCELLOR, II — University of Virginia, B.A., 1953; Sigma Pi; 110 Altadena Drive, Pittsburgh 28, Pennsylvania; Law Weekly, Features Editor; Reading Guide; J. B. Moore Society; Phi Alpha Delta. WENTWORTH, PAUL VAN — Yale University, B.A., 1957; Beta Theta Pi; 1 Whiting Way, Cin- cinnati 8, Ohio; Law Weekly, News Editor; Student Legal Research Group, Director; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Court; Phi Delta Phi. 40 WETZLER, MONTE EDWIN — Brown University, A. B., 1957; Tower Club; 975 Park Avenue, New York, New York; Law Review, Editorial Board; Law Weekly, Editorial Staff; Reading Guide; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Court; Student Assistant, Mr. Rhine- lander; Phi Delta Phi. WHITE, JOSEPH WILLIAM — Hampden-Sydney College, B.S., 1954; University of Pittsburgh, M. Litt., 1959; Kappa Alpha; 318 Leet Street, Richlands, Virginia; Student Advisory Council; Law Weekly, Editor; Student Legal Research Group; Reading Guide; J. B. Moore Society, Secretary; Moot Court; Phi Alpha Delta. WHITEHEAD, JOSEPH MOTLEY — University of Richmond, B.A., 1957; Kappa Alpha; Halifax Road, Chatham, Virginia; Chairman, First Year Class; Stu- dent Advisory Council; Student Legal Forum; Phi Alpha Delta, Marshal. WILES, ROBERT BRUCE —- University of Virginia, B.A., 1954; 2329 Marston Lane, Flossmoor, Illinois; Law Review, Editorial Board; Delta Theta Phi. WOLFE, ROBERT JAMES — University of Ver- mont, B.S., 1957; Phi Sigma Delta; 95 Roger Road, New Haven 15, Connecticut; Law Weekly, Business Manager; J. B. Moore Society; Sigma Nu Phi. WOOD, FRED GLOVER, JR. — University of Vir- ginia, B.A., 1957; Chi Phi; 1308 Lake Avenue, Rich- mond, Virginia? Moot Court; Delta Theta Phi. WURTZEL, PAUL ALAN -— University of Ro- chester, A.B., 1957; Delta Upsilon; 166 High Street, Perth Amboy, New Jersey; Law Weekly, Business Staff. YOUNG, STUART B. — Williams College, B.A., 1957; Beta Theta Pi; Rock Manor, Wilmington 3, Delaware; Law Review, Business Board, Treasurer; J. B. Moore Society; Sigma Nu Phi. us wae deterrent eee ZEHMER, EDWARD EARLE — University of Vir- ginia, B.S., 1952; Delta Upsilon; McKenney, Vir- ginia; Law Review, Editorial Board; Moot Court; Stu- dent Assistant, Procedure I; Delta Theta Phi. GRADUATE STUDENTS DIETZE; GOTTFRIED — Princeton University; Rotestr. 39, Goettingen, Germany. HART, WILSON RITTER — University of New Mexico, B.A., 1942; George Washington University, LL.B., 1949; Georgetown, L.C.M., 1959; 1513 Cava- lier Corridor, Falls Church, Virginia. INGRAM, SIDNEY PUGH — Louisiana State Uni- versity, B.A., 1957, LL.B., 1959; Bayou Black Drive, Houma, Louisiana; Phi Delta Phi. KWAK, YOON CHICK — LL.B., 1951; 137-6, Ikseun-Dong, Chongno-Ku, Seoul, Korea. REDDY, K. C. RAGHUNATHA — M.A., B.L.; Mittoor, Naraharipet Post. Chittoor Dl. Chittoor, Andhra, India. RILEY, JANET MARY — Loyola University, B.A., 1936, LL.B., 1952; Louisiana State University, B.S., 1940; 3519 Octavia Street, New Orleans, Louisiana; Phi Delta Delta. SUMARIWALLA, RUSSY D. — Government Law College, Bombay, India, M.A., 1958, LL.B., 1959; C-20 Rustom Bag, Bombay 27, India. 42 i194 ER RA CLASS. OFFICERS SOMEWHAT IN RETROSPECT Take a memo, Miss Potts. Playboy has just written me that not only are they going to publish my “Memoirs of a Law School Bacchus,” but also they are going to do an accompanying picture coverage; thus, some things must be remedied at the Law School before they arrive. First of all, I couldn’t stand my literary accomplishment being eternally linked to mural hall. Since it is the first clear impression that anyone receives in the Law School, something must be done to disguise it—at least. I have it: order a bunch of potted palms and ferns. We can scatter them around and pass the eyesore off as a greenhouse. | And then that portrait of Lord Mansfield in East Hall will have to go. It gives first | year students and visitors alike a completely erroneous idea of the true legal mind. Per- | haps I can locate a suitable picture of Belli counting his contingent fees to replace it. Speaking of East Hall, I think it might be a good idea to install some of those three- view mirrors so the photographers could catch Dillard’s act both fore and aft. Probably | ought to send some mosquito netting and an indulgent censor over to Gregory; he can | cover himself and be covered while he lectures. It would be awful to have the FDA’s attention called to him for contaminating students with insect sprays or entertaining them with “Gregoryisms.” I hope the clicking shutters or public attention don’t make Spies lose his control or timing so that his athletic leap misses the stage. And do you suppose the cameras will catch Woltz’s sphinx-like smile? Well, that can be pointed out to them later. In case Playboy arrives before the first year grades are posted (any time before April), we'd better install a tranquillizer dispenser with those other delightful machines in roach alley. Which reminds me, I wonder if there is any likelihood that they’Il want to look at that little corner conference room used exclusively by the women students, ef al. They use it so often that I’m sure there must be more in there than the sign on the door would indicate. No, Miss Potts, I don’t think that they'll want to go in there to look for a Playgirl. Hmm, I guess the precocious young teachers should be told to dress in their URE arey Deg EL ES SL EF a instructional best so that they won’t be mistaken for students. And perhaps we could order them some statistical information or mathematical devices on plotting a curve. It’s not really true that all good things sink to the bottom. As for the second year, I guess the only real danger is that the photographers will stray into a class and miss the whole point of that phase of legal education. They will have to be directed away from boredom and out to Mad Bowl, the scene of the keg contests, or to the Cavalier, the scene of the keg, or to the ABC stores, the scene, to get the real essence of a settled and comprehending law students. But if they insist on attending at least one second year class, maybe we would get good ol’ Charlie McDowell back for the occasion. Big Daddy could do one of his rustics for them—oh, them hot pies! Let’s see, they'll have to take some shots of a libel show. And some candids of the panic crew or raw nerves trying out for the Law Review. Also, all those other activities which we drifted into our second year to avoid studies and to find drinking companions should be noted—particularly the multitude of ever-so-useful student committees—whatever the hell they did. For the third part of my memoirs they'll have to cover the tedious trail of some poor graduate-hopeful trying to find the job. I hope that it will also be noted that the fully mature young lawyer no longer drinks for his recreation: it is now a way of life. Portraits can be made of those who have achieved law school honors because E. they, in a few years are certain to be the most trusted hirelings of the graduates from b the bottom 20% who have money and influence. Sic transit . . . sic, Sic, sic. Well, Miss Potts, the group I went through law school with might not have covered themselves with academic glory, but I think I can truthfully say that many of their real glorious pinnacles were either overlooked or ignored on the Dean’s records. And the yeats 1957-1960—no, they weren’t exactly GOOD years, but they were Quite enough. ve = . os See ees ee 43 BROS | k k ee : SS 7 : : i ye Tia 46 ABRAMS, J. THEODORE Johns Hopkins University, A.B., 1957; 276 East 32nd Street, Patterson, New Jersey; Barrister. ANSELL, DAVID K. University of North Carolina, A.B., 1958; Tau Epsilon Phi; 222 Elberon Avenue, Allenhurst, New Jersey; Law Weekly; J. B. Moore Society; Sigma Nu Phi. ARRINGTON, CHARLES BRECKENRIDGE, JR. University of Virginia, B.A., 1955; Phi Gamma Delta; 1409 Hilltop Road, Charlottesville, Vir- ginia; Omicron Delta Kappa; Law Review, Edi- torial Board; Law Weekly; Reading Guide; Phi Alpha Delta. AVIS, WILLIAM THOMAS University of Virginia, B.A., 1951; 1257 16th Street, Newport News, Virginia. BABER, JAMES P. University of Richmond, B.A., 1958; Phi Delta Theta; Cartersville, Virginia. BAILEY, CHARLES S. Hampden-Sydney College, B.S., 1958; Theta Chi; Box 391, Exmore, Virginia. BARLOW, JAMES CLIFTON, JR. University of Virginia, B.S., 1954; Sigma Chi; Red Point Heights, Smithfield, Virginia; Law Re- view, Editorial Board; Phi Delta Phi. BELCHER, BENJAMIN M. Princeton University, A.B., 1957; Key and Seal Club; Town .Hill Farm, Lakeville, Connecticut. BENNETT, JAMES CLEVELAND University of Virginia, B.A., 1952; Phi Kappa Tau; 284 Broadway, Newark, New Jersey. BENTLEY, ROBERT DALE University of Michigan, B.A., 1958; Phi Kappa Psi; 218 Main Street, Alleyan, Michigan; Law Review, Editorial Board, Phi Delta Phi. BLAKESLEE, DONALD P. Harvard College; 110 Harmon Avenue, Charlottes- ville, Virginia. BOLTON, HARVEY BENJAMIN Williams College, B.A., 1955; Delta Kappa Epsi- lon; 6405 Shadow Lane, Chevy Chase, Maryland; Moot Court; Phi Alpha Delta. BOYD, DAVID HUGH Randolph-Macon College, B.A., 1957; Commons Club; Parksley, Virginia; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Court; Delta Theta Phi. BRAXTON, H. HARRISON University of North Carolina, A.B., 1958; Pi Kappa Alpha; 138 Walker Street, Chase City, Virginia; Phi Alpha Delta. BRESEE, JAMES R. Princeton University; Elm Club; 1861 Winston Road, Charlottesville, Virginia. BREWER, SILAS HERBERT Duke University, A.B., 1955; Sigma Alpha Epsi- lon; Old Harrods Creek Road, Anchorage, Ken- tucky; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Court; Phi Alpha Delta. BRILL, JOHN FENN Princeton University, A.B. 1958; RD. 3, Newark, Delaware; Sigma Nu Phi. BUCKLEY, CHESTER BARRY Williams College, B.A., 1958; St. Anthony Hall; 436 Timber Lane, Devon, Pennsylvania; Moot Court. CAIN, ROGER MARTIN Rutgers University, A.B. 1955; Delta Upsilon; 323 South First Avenue, Highland Park, New Jersey; Delta Theta Phi. CARNEAL, GEORGE UPSHUR, JR. Princeton University, B.A., 1957; Dial Lodge; 87 White Plains Road, Bronxville, New York; Law Review, Editorial Board; Phi Alpha Delta. CARNEY, ROBERT McSHANE Brown University, A.B., 1958; Psi Upsilon; 95 South Main Street, Southampton, New York; Student Legal Forum; Phi Alpha Delta. CARTER, JOHN MARSHALL University of Virginia, B.S., 1958; 139 Gillis Road, Portsmouth, Virginia; Law Weekly, Treas- urer; Delta Theta Phi. CHEYNEY, JOHN WARD Syracuse University; 171 South Long Beach Ave- nue, Freeport, New York. CHRISTIAN, WILLIAM GEROW University of North Carolina, B.A., 1958; Kappa Alpha Order; Dry Run Farm, Midlothian, Vir- ginia; Student Legal Research Group; J. B. Moore Society; Phi Alpha Delta. CLARKE, HENRY HOLMES HUNTER Virginia Military Institute, A.B., 1958; Kappa Alpha; Whaleyville, Virginia; Moot Court; Phi Alpha Delta. CLUETT, MARK STURTEVANT Williams College, B.A., 1955; St. Anthony Hall; 87 Library Street, Princeton, New Jersey; Phi Alpha Delta. CODY, WALTER JAMES Southwestern University, B.A., 1958; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; 16 South Humes, Memphis, Tennessee; Omicron Delta Kappa; Moot Court; Phi Delta Phi. COLDWELL, RUFUS GREEN, JR. University of Virginia, B.A., 1958; Phi Kappa Sigma; 424 East Sager Avenue, Fairfax, Virginia; Law Review, Editorial Board; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Court; Phi Alpha Delta. COMESS, ALAN BENTLEY University of Virginia, B.A., 1958; Alpha Epsilon Pi; 1212 Woodrow Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia. CORETTE, JOHN EARL, III University of Montana, B.S., 1959; Theta Xi; 1245 West Plutinum Street, Butte, Montana; Law Review, Business Board; Student Legal Forum; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Court; Phi Alpha Delta. agate COSTNER, THOMAS EUGENE Georgia Tech, B.Ch.E., 1954; 204 Fairmont Drive, Birmingham 13, Alabama; Phi Alpha Delta. COVINGTON, JAMES EDWARD, JR. University of Virginia, B.A., 1956; Phi Kappa Sigma; 6106 Three Chopt Road, Richmond, Vir- ginia; Vice Chairman, Second Year Class; Student Advisory Council; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Court; Phi Alpha Delta, Marshal. COZELL, ANTOINETTE MARIE University of Michigan; Chi Omega; 338 Van Sicklen Street, Brooklyn 23, New York; Law Re- view, Editorial Board; Barrister, Activities Editor: Law Weekly. CROMPTON, CHARLES SENTMAN, JR. University of Delaware, B.A., 1958; Sigma Nu; Williams and Jefferson, Delaware City, Delaware; Omicron Delta Kappa; Law Review, Editorial Board; Delta Theta Phi. CUMMING RICHARD EUGENE Davidson College, B.A., 1958; 1232 East 5th Street, Ocala, Florida; Delta Theta Phi. CURTIS, CLINTON JAMES Yale University, B.A., 1955; Beta Theta Pi; 17 Fremont Road, North Tarrytown, New York; Phi Alpha Delta. DANILEK, DONALD JOSEPH Princeton University, A.B., 1958; Cap and Gown Club; 187 Euston Road, Garden City, New York; Student Legal Research Group; Moot Court; Phi Delta Phi, Historian. DAVIDS, JOSEPH PERRILL Yale University, A.B., 1958; Fence Club; 370 High Street, Wilmington, Ohio. DENNY, COLLINS, III Princeton University, A.B., 1956; Cap and Gown Club; “Monacan,’’ RFD 1, Midlothian, Virginia; Law Review, Editorial Board; J. B. Moore Society; Phi Alpha Delta. DORTCH, RICHARD WARD Southwestern University, A.B., 1958; Alpha Tau Omega; 1602 St. Ann, Jackson, Mississippi. DOUGHERTY, W. P. BOONE Vanderbilt University, B.A., 1958; Sigma Chi; 3560 Talahi Drive, Knoxville, Tennessee; Student Legal Research Group; J. B. Moore Society; Sigma Nu Phi. DOWD, MICHAEL JEROME University of Virginia, B.A., 1958; 603 Lincoln Street, Sayre, Pennsylvania. DUSKAS, MICHAEL WILLIAM St. Lawrence University, B.A., 1958; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; 1 East Main Street, Canton, New York. EICHER, ROBERT EDWARD University of Virginia, B.A., 1954; 2323 Fon- taine Avenue, Charlottesville, Virginia. ELLIOTT, WILLIAM PIERCE, JR. Vanderbilt University, B.A., 1958; Alpha Tav Omega; Bristol, Tennessee; Phi Alpha Delta. FAILMEZGER, GEORGE R. Dartmouth College, B.A., 1958; Delta Kappa Epsilon; 135 Thelma Terrace, Linden, New Jersey. FAISON, WILLIAM F. Columbia University, B.S., 1958; Tower Club; Old Bridge Rd., Brielle, New Jersey; Student Legal Research Group; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Court; Delta Theta Phi. FENNELL, WILLIAM T. W. College of William and Mary, B.A., 1953; Theta Delta Chi; 112 Rich Neck Road, Williamsburg, Virginia; Law Weekly; J. B. Moore Society; Phi Alpha Delta. FENSTER, HERBERT L. University of Pennsylvania; Westover Road, New Britain, Connecticut. FISK, JOHN R. Dartmouth College, A.B., 1958; Zeta Psi; Elling- ton Avenue, Rockville, Connecticut. FOWLER, CALVIN W. University of Virginia, B.A., 1958; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Ringgold, Virginia; Phi Alpha Delta. FRANKEL, PAUL H. Dartmouth College, B.A., 1958; Pi Lambda Phi; 901 Darlene Avenue, Wanamassa, New Jersey. GARRETT, JAMES N. University of Virginia, B.A., 1957; Theta Chi; 716 Sterling Point Drive, Portsmouth, Virginia. GLASCOCK, THOMAS E. Hampden-Sydney College, B.A., 1955; Kappa Sigma; Marshall, Virginia. i � v GREER, PAUL D. Emory and Henry College, B.A., 1958; Park Boulevard, Marion, Virginia. GREIF, KENNETH L. Brown University, A.B., 1957; Pi Lambda Phi: k 75 Park Avenue, New York, New York. GROGAN, ROBERT F Harvard University, A.B., 1955; Hasty Pudding k Club; 149 Broadway, Rockville Center, New York; F Student Legal Research Group. GUTHERY, PETER C. : Columbia College, B.A., 1958; Alpha Chi Rho; 117-01 Park Lane South, Kew Gardens 18, New York; Law Weekly, Business Board; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Court; Sigma Nu Phi. HALL, BERNARD V. Georgetown University, B.S., 1957; 1200 Princess Anne Street, Fredricksburg, Virginia; Law Weekly; Jefferson Society. HARDY, P. D. University of Pennsylvania, A.B., 1958; Delta Kappa Epsilon; 505 Murdoch Rd., Philadelphia, ; Pennsylvania; Phi Alpha Delta. 49 a NWSI INCOR easter perme WNT I TOTES OT ONE SL GTP SEES OV tei sei YS WRI ERO MPR NNT HvomrTPEND Pet Teittasen we Ri HARTNETT, DANIEL Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst, 1948; Acco- mac, Virginia; Student Legal Forum; Phi Alpha Delta. HAVENS, CHARLES WILLIAM, III Franklin and Marshall College, A.B., 1958; Phi Kappa Psi; 9 Park Avenue, Westminster, Mary- land; Law Review, Editorial Board; Moot Court. HENRY, SAMUEL JAMES Yale University, B.A., 1958; Delta Kappa Epsi- lon; 921 Cedarbrook Road, Plainfield, New Jer- sey: Law Review, Editorial Board; Student Legal Research Group; Moot Court; Phi Alpha Delta. HERING, GRANT BARNITZ Harvard College, A.B., 1958; 1600 Mt. Vernon Avenue, Wilmington 6, Delaware; Law Review, Editorial Board; Moot Court; Phi Alpha Delta. HERRMANN, HENRY Queens College, B.A., 1956; Phi Sigma Phi; 158-19 72nd Avenue, Flushing, New York. HIGGINS, JOHN JOSEPH Moravian College, A.B., 1958; Beaver House; 660 Elmhurst Avenue, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. HOFFMAN, MARTIN RICHARD Princeton University, A.B., 1954; Cap and Gown Club; 501 Williams Street, Denver, Colorado; Law Weekly; Student Legal Forum; Phi Alpha Delta. HUGHES, EDWARD R. Williams College, B.A., 1958; Alpha Delta Phi; 11 Northern Avenue, Bronxville, New York; Vice Chairman, First Year Class; Student Legal Re- search Group; Moot Court. JOHNSTON, JOHN A. Emory and Henry College, B.A., 1958; 136 South Johnston Street, Marion, Virginia; J. B. Moore Society. JONES, R. K. KENNON Yale University; B.A., 1957; Delta Kappa Epsi- lon; R.F.D. 1, River Road, Rockville, Maryland; Phi Alpha Delta. JOYNT, RICHARD GEORGE Hampden-Sydney College, B.A., 1958; Theta Chi; 309 East 39th Street, Norfolk, Virginia. KAHAN, LAWRENCE San Diego State College, A.B., 1955; Zeta Beta Tau; 9430 La Jolla Shores Drive, La Jolla, Cali- fornia. KANE, DAVID H. T. Williams College, B.A., 1958; Delta Kappa Ep- silon; 40 Cornwells Beach Road, Port Washing- ton, New York. KANTOR, BARRY Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S., 1955; 732 Baldwin Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia; Omicron Delta Kappa; Law Review, Business Board; Stu- dent Legal Research Group; Moot Court; Phi Delta Phi. KASSABIAN, ARNOLD BRUCE Columbia University, B.S., 1958; 1710 Caton Ave- nue, Brooklyn, New York. ei bola) el OLSEN Eo ODE Dosa NMOL OS KELLEY, CALVIN ROY University of Virginia, B.S., 1958; 10 Park Place, Portsmouth, Virginia. KERSHNER, EDWIN HENRY Wesleyan University, B.A., 1958; Delta Kappa Epsilon; 301 West High Street, Womelsdorf, Pennsylvania; Law Review, Business Board; Moot Court; Sigma Nu Phi. KING, RUSSELL M., JR. University of Virginia, B.A., 1958; Sigma Chi; 225 North Garfield Street, Arlington, Virginia; Law Weekly, Advertising Manager; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Court; Phi Alpha Delta. KLEVANA, LEIGHTON QUENTIN JOSEPH Cornell University, B.A., 1957; Alpha Tau Ome- ga; Oxford Road, Oxford, Connecticut; J. B. Moore Society. KNOTTS, PHILIP LAWRENCE U. S. Naval Academy, B.S., 1953; 109 Middle- boro Road, Wilmington, Delaware. KOVACH, DON LAWRENCE University of Virginia, B.S., 1957; Sigma Nu; Route 23, Franklin, New Jersey. KRUTECK, LAURENCE ROSS Dartmouth College, B.A., 1958; Chi Phi; Union Avenue, Harrison, New York; Law Review, Busi- ness Board; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Court; Phi Delta Phi. LAWSON, HARRY GORDON University of Virginia, B.S., 1958; Sigma Phi Epsilon; 136 West Park Drive, Charlottesville, Virginia. LEWIS, DAVID M., JR. De Pauw University, B.A., 1958; 6135 Central Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana. LEWIS, JAMES HARRIS University of Georgia, B.S., 1958; Kappa Sigma; Wilmington Island, Savannah, Georgia. LINEHAN, DAVID CHASE Amherst College, B.A., 1954; Delta Kappa Ep- silon; R.D. 2, Hammondsport, New York; Chair- man, First Year Class; Student Advisory Council; Law Review, Editorial Board; Student Legal Re- search Group; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Court; Phi Alpha Delta. LITWIN, JACK LEE Columbia College, B.A., 1958; Phi Gamma Delta; 1702 Webster, Topeka, Kansas. MAEDER, EDWARD CHARLES, JR. University of Virginia, B.A., 1957; Phi Kappa Sigma; 5022 Caledonia Road, Richmond, Virginia; Student Council; Law Review, Editorial Board; Reading Guide; Phi Alpha Delta. MARBURY, W. LUKE, IV Harvard College, A.B., 1958; 43 Warrenton Road, Baltimore, Maryland; Student Legal Research Group; Moot Court. MASSEE, DAVID LURTON, JR. Emory University, B.A., 1958; Sigma Alpha Ep- silon; McCaskill Street, Marshallville, Georgia; Law Review, Editorial Board; Barrister; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Court; Phi Alpha Delta, Marshal. kel 5| ————e——— 52 MAY, JULIA MAYO Wellesley, College, A.B., 1958; 24 Second Ave- nue, Prestonsburg, Kentucky; Law Weekly, Busi- ness Board, McCARVER, R. DENNIS Pennsylvania State University, B.A., 1958; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; 2908 Mosby Street, Alexandria, Virginia; Phi Alpha Delta. McCAMIC, JOLYON WHITEHEAD St. Lawrence University, B.A., 1954; Phi Sigma Kappa; 13 Romney Road, Wheeling, West Vir- ginia; Moot Court; Delta Theta Phi. McCOY, LELAND LITTLEFIELD Yale University, B.A., 1958; St. Anthony Hall; 905 17th Street, N. W., Charlottesville, Virginia. MELNICK, JOHN LATANE University of Virginia, B.S., 1958; Sigma Chi; 1300 North Adams Street, Arlington, Virginia; Law Weekly, Dicta Manager; J. B. Moore Society; Delta Theta Phi. MILNE, DAVID, IV Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, B.S., 1958: St. Elmo Club; 815 Fairfield Circle, Pasa- dena, California. MINNIX, WILLIAM RAYMOND University of Miami, B.B.A., 1958; 1009 Bullitt Avenue, S. E., Roanoke, Virginia; J. B. Moore Society. MONTAGUE, DAVID NICHOLLS University of Virginia, B.A., 1958; Beta Theta Pi; 3625 Chesapeake Avenue, Hampton, Virginia; Law Weekly; Phi Alpha Delta. MONTAGUE, ROBERT LATANE, III University of Virginia, B.A., 1956; ‘Sandwich’, Urbanna, Virginia; Raven Society; Law Weekly, Editorial Staff; Student Legal Research Group; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Court; Student Vestry; Phi Alpha Delta. MONTGOMERY, CHARLES ROBERTS University of Virginia, B.A., 1956; Sigma Nu; 2377 North Quincy Street, Arlington 7, Virginia; Chairman, First Year Class; Student Advisory Council; Student Legal Research Group; Moot Court; Phi Alpha Delta. MOORE, EDWARD SMALL, III Dartmouth College, A.B., 1954; Sigma Chi; 901 Lexington Avenue, New York 21, New York; Law Weekly, Editorial Staff; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Court; Phi Alpha Delta. MOORE, THOMAS OWEN, JR. University of North Carolina, B.S., 1956; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; 349 Arbor Road, Winston-Salem, North Carolina; Law Review, Editorial Board; Phi Alpha Delta. MORTON, CLAY LYONS Yale University, B.A., 1958; Delta Kappa Ep- silon; Glenview, Kentucky; Student Legal Forum; Phi Alpha Delta. MOYLES, QUENTIN FRANCIS Yale University, A.B., 1956; 299 Garfield Place, Brooklyn, New York. MUHLEMAN, ALBERT KENTON, JR. Hampden-Sydney College, B.S., 1958; Kappa Sig- ma; 3902 Sulgrave Road, Richmond, Virginia; Phi Alpha Delta. NAHLEY, RICHARD LOVIS Middlebury College, A.B., 1958; Phi Kappa Tau; 7 Hoyt Street, Danbury, Connecticut. NEWTON, GERMAIN D. Trinity College, B.A., 1958; Sigma Nu; 121 Clif- ton Avenue, West Hartford 7, Connecticut; J. B. Moore Society. NISBET, WILLIAM KENNETH University of Virginia, B.S., 1956; Alpha Chi Sigma; 101 North George Mason Drive, Arling- ton, Virginia. OPPENHEIMER, JERRY L. University of North Carolina, B.S., 1958; Zeta Beta Tau; 2842 Hastings Road, Bigningham, Ala- bama; Law Review, Editoria] Board; Student Legal Forum; Moot Court; Phi Delta Phi. PAYNE, JOHN MILLER University of Virginia, B.A., 1956; Beta Theta Pi; Monterey, Virginia; Phi Alpha Delta, Treas- urer. PEASBACK, DAVID RAYMOND Colgate University, A.B., 1955; Sigma Chi; 114 Ridgewood Parkway, Denville, New Jersey; Law Review, Editorial Board; Moot Court; Phi Alpha Delta. PERRY, COURTLAND DIXON University of Maine; Kappa Sigma; Warrent Street, Rockland, Maine. PERRY, MATTHEW WHITE, JR. Princeton University, A.B., 1956; Tower Club; 2607 31st Street, N. W., Washington, D. C. PERSON, WILLIAM LUNSFORD, JR. William and Mary College; Jamestown Road, Williamsburg, Virginia; Moot Court; Phi Alpha Delta. PETERS, JOHN OSBORNE Virginia Military Institute, B.A., 1958; Kappa Alpha Order; 3505 Kensington Avenue, Rich- mond, Virginia; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Court; Phi Delta Pi. PIERCE, CLIFFORD DAVIS Yale University, B.A., 1956; Beta Theta Pi; 900 Sheridan Street, Memphis, Tennessee; Moot Court; Phi Alpha Delta. PROBERT, EDWARD WHITFORD Yale University, B.A., 1958; Delta Kappa Epsilon; 228 West South Orange Avenue, South Orange, New Jersey; Law Review, Business Board; J.. B. Moore Society. PUSEY, WILLIAM ANDERSON Princeton University, A.B.,‘1958; 26 Maxwell Road, Richmond, Virginia; Law Review, Editorial Board; Phi Delta Phi. QUINN, JOHN H., JR. Southwestern University, B.A., 1958; Alpha Tau Omega; 1980 Snowden Avenue, Memphis, Ten- nessee; Omicron Delta Kappa; Moot Court. RAMSEY, WILLIAM FORBES University of North Carolina, A.B., 1958; Beta Theta Pi; 901 North Eugene Street, Greensboro, North Carolina. 53 RATCLIFFE, GEORGE JACKSON Duke University; Phi Delta Theta; 504 Highland Avenue, South Charleston, West Virginia. RAUH, B. MICHAEL University of Michigan, B.A., 1958; Zeta Beta Tau; 3625 Appleton Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.; Law Review, Business Board; Student Legal Forum; Phi Delta Phi. REDICK, CLARK GERALD Principia College, B.A., 1958; 2460 Abington Road, Columbus, Ohio. RHINELANDER, JOHN BASSETT Yale University, B.A., 1955; Fence Club; 417 Beacon Street, Boston 15, Massachusetts; Law Review, Editorial Board; Student Legal Forum; J. B. Moore Society; Phi Alpha Delta. RHODES, DONALD HENRY University of Virginia, B.S., 1955; Phi Kappa Psi; 426 West 28th Street, Norfolk, Virginia; Student Legal Research Group; Moot Court; Delta Theta Phi. RIEDER, RICHARD ERNEST University of Michigan, A.B., 1958; Delta Tau Delta; 2210 Ruskin Road, Trenton, Michigan. ROBERTS, JOHN TYSSOWSKI University of Massachusetts, B.S., 1957; Route 3, Box 263-C, Charlottesville, Virginia; Law Weekly; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Court. RUFFIN, EDMUND SUMTER, III Yale University, B.A., 1956; Zeta Psi; 5817 Sol- way Street, Pittsburgh 17, Pennsylvania; Law Weekly, Editorial Board; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Court; Phi Alpha Delta. SANDRIDGE, WILLIAM PENDLETON, JR. University of North Carolina, A.B., 1956; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; 1857 Virginia Road, Winston- Salem, North Carofina; Moot Court; Phi Alpha Delta. SEMAN, EDWARD JOSEPH Princeton University, A.B., 1958; Cannon Club; 503 Groom Street, Perth Amboy, New Jersey; Moot Court. SHACKELFORD, CARROLL KEM Vassar College, A.B., 1940; Brampton, Orange, Virginia. SHAFFER, RICHARD WAGNER Lehigh University, B.A., 1955; Sigma Phi; Pocono Lake, Pennsylvania; Omicron Delta Kappa; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Court; Phi Alpha Delta. SILVER, DAVID FRANKLIN Middlebury College, A.B., 1958; Alpha Sigma Psi; 1433 Riverview Avenue, Peekskill, New York. SILVER, MICHAEL WILLIAM New York University; 1247 Hastings Street, West Englewood, New Jersey. SMITH, ALEXANDER P. University of Virginia, B.S., 1956; Beta Theta Pi; 1614 Claremont Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia; Vice Chairman, First Year Class; Student Advisory Council; Barrister; Moot Court. Clerk; Phi Alpha Delta. HOU NA RUS Gch Weasel UNGER NSD SOMERS, FRED LEAN ARD, JR. University of Virginia, A.B., 1958; Theta Chi; 391 Harding Drive, South Orange, New Jersey. SOMERVILLE, WILLIAM GLASSELL Princeton University, A.B., 1955; Ivy Club; Minter City, Mississippi; J. B. Moore Society; Phi Alpha Delta. SOROKA, ALLEN HARVEY Columbia College, A.B., 1958; 3451 Seymour Avenue, New York, New York; Student Legal Research Group; Moot Court; Sigma Nu Phi, Marshal. STARK, THOMAS ALLEN Williams College; Box 115, Hartland, Wisconsin. STARR, IRA M. Rutgers University, A.B., 1957; Zeta Beta Tau; 7 Romaine Court, Hackensack, New Jersey. STEIN, BERNARD SIMON University of Virginia, B.A., 1958; Alpha Epsilon Pi; 255 Shoe Lane, Warwick, V irginia. STEWART, CORNELIUS VAN LEUVEN Yale University, B.A., 1958; Delta Kappa Epsilon; Eccleston, Maryland; Law Review, Editorial Board; Student Legal Forum; Student Legal Research Group; Moot Court; Phi Alpha Delta. STRAUB, CHESTER JOHN St. Peters College, A.B., 1958; 678 Manhattan Avenue, Brooklyn, New York; Law Review, Edi- torial Board; Moot Court. THAGARD, THOMAS WERTH University of the South, A.B., 1956; Phi Delta Theta; Greenville, Alabama; Law Review, Editorial Board; Phi Alpha Delta. THOMPSON, G. ADRIAN University of Virginia; ®16 70th Street, Virginia Beach, Virginia; Barrister, Classes Editor; Phi Alpha Delta. TIFFANY, HENRY H. cnean Newark College; Rosehill, Greenwood, Virginia. TOWNES, GWYNN ra University of Virginia, B.A., 1951; Trevilians, Virginia; Phi Alpha Delta. TRENT, PAUL Cornell University, B.A., 1958; 767 Fifth Avenue, New York, New York. TROVATO, MARGUERITE ROSE Barnard College, A.B., 1958; 135 Wyckoff Ave- nue, Wyckoff, New Jersey. TRUITT, D. FOOKS Johns Hopkins University, A.B., 1958; 111 West Federal Street, Snow Hill, Maryland; Law Week- ly, Editorial Board; Student Legal Research Group; Moot court; Delta Theta Phi. LESAN OS 55 ’ 4, “ “ “ Poenay rN ee evans WPT OEE NCONTY SPDT MOLESEESY COMETS MELTED MEMES SOP NWOT SER SCP VOMIT UT OUT eTinriicmmertsly Datu WaTViwiecsyT stro tne ee met pat a pene SYeevi ses, VESNV Dame Teer Cher] eee tee Pen na | ere, Cee enrnar ts TURNER, CHARLIE THOMAS Virginia Polytechnic Institute; Alpha Kappa Psi; Keeling, Virginia; Barrister, Photograph Editor; Sigma Nu Phi. UNDERKOFLER, PAUL BALTZ, JR. University of Notre Dame, A.B., 1958; 4719 Alta Vista Lane, Dallas, Texas. URBACH, HERBERT SAMUEL Middlebury College, B.A., 1958; Delta Upsilon; 94 South Munn Avenue, East Orange, New Jersey. VANDERKLOOT, WILLIAM ROBERT University of Michigan, B.A., 1958; 1200 Lone Pine Road, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan; Moot Court; Delta Theta Phi. VINSON, Z. TAYLOR Princeton University, A.B., 1955; Key and Seal Club; 1429 Fifth Avenue, Huntington, West Vir- ginia; Law Weekly; Student Legal Research Group; Reading Guide; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Court; Phi Alpha Delta. VOWELL, JOHN SCOTT Auburn, B.S., 1959; Sigma Chi; 526 Moore’s Mill Road, Auburn, Alabama; Law Weekly. WALKER, JOHN LUTHER, JR. University of North Carolina, B.A., 1958; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; 3248 Brightwood Place, Roanoke, Virginia; Law Review, Editorial Board; Phi Alpha Delta. WEINER, ALAN ROBERT Dartmouth College; 69 Mumford Road, New Haven, Connecticut; Law Review, Editorial Board. WHEELER, HOYT NOLAND Marshall College, B.A., 1958; Sigma Alpha Ep- silon; 110 Henry Street, Ravens Wood, West Vir- ginia. WHITAKER, PHILIP BAILEY, JR. University of the South, B.A., 1955; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; 523 Fleetwood Drive, Lookout Moun- tain, Tennessee; Omicron Delta Kappa, Phi Beta Kappa; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Court; Phi Alpha Delta. WILBOURN, RICHARD EGGLESTON, II Washington and Lee University, A.B., 1958; Sigma Alpha ;Epsilon; 2327 36th Street, Meridian, Mis- sissippi; Phi Alpha Delta. WOLLEN, W. FOSTER Holy Cross College, B.A., 1958; 54 McElroy Avenue, Palisade, New Jersey; Law Review, Edi- torial Board; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Court; Phi Delta Phi. WRAY, DESMOND CARLISLE U. S. Naval Academy, B.S., 1952; 646 West Fred- erick Street, Staunton, Virginia. WRIGHT, GROVER CLEVELAND, JR. University of Virginia, B.S., 1956; Beta Theta Pi; 218 79th Street, Virginia Beach, Virginia. YODER, RONNIE A. University of Virginia, B.A., 1958; 457 Oak Avenue, Waynesboro, Virginia; Law Review, Editorial Board; J. B. Moore Society; Moot Coutt. ah ? 7 YOUNG, PETER FORD Albion, B.A., 1958; Alpha Tau Omega; Queens Lake Drive, Williamsburg, Virginia; J. B. Moore Society. ZIMMET, RAYMOND MELVYN University of Maryland, B.A., 1958; 733 Sligo Avenue, Silver Spring, Maryland; Law Review, Editorial Board; J. B. Moore Society. CLASS: OFFICERS | Left to right: Coldwell, Whitaker, J. Walker, Covington. | | | TOGALZCOLOR | i wees os. Ws Eee alias atl alas SEEM RREUETIT eT Tmerrr rT 0 is ‘ REYES Serer ACEY, THOMAS E. Virginia Polytechnic Institute; 518 Carolina Ave- nue, Norfolk, Virginia. ALLEN, GEORGE V., JR. Princeton University; 4730 Quebec Street, N. W., Washington 16, D. C. ALLERSMEYER, PAUL SANFORD University of Virginia, B.A., 1959; Theta Delta Chi; 36 Gramercy Park, New York, New York. ALLEY, JAMES BURKE, JR. Harvard, A.B., 1958; 200 East 66th Street, New York, New York. APPERSON, LAWSON F. University of Virginia; 1786 Harbert Avenue, Memphis, Tennessee. APPLE, JAMES GLEN University of Virginia, B.A., 1959; Phi Delta Theta; 57 Mayfield Avenue, Ft. Thomas, Ken- tucky; Raven Society; Omicron Delta Kappa. ARMSTRONG, MICHAEL University of Virginia, B.A., 1959; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; 6520 Park Avenue, Richmond, Virginia. AVAZIAN, RICHARD WILLIAM Cornell, B.A., 1959; Sigma Pi; 63 Beverly Park- way, Freeport, New York. BAKER, LELAND LYNCH, JR. University of Virginia, B.S., 1955; Kappa Alpha; 864 Greenway Circle, Waynesboro, Virginia. BALSIGER, CHARLOTTE LUND San Diego State College, B.A., 1959; Pi Beta Phi; 4921 Campanili Drive, San Diego, California. BARTLETT, JOSEPH THOMAS, JR. Williams College, B.A., 1959; Phi Delta Theta; 50 Crescent Street, Greenfield, Massachusetts. BEALS, DAVID K. University of Virginia; 1408 Camden Way, Okla- homa Citv, Oklahoma. BELTON, AUSTIN JOSEPH Fordham University, A.B., 1959; Fordham Club; 43 Perry Street, New York 14, New York. BERGGREN, KURT Virginia Military Institute, B.A., 1959; 924 Pax- ton Avenue, Danville, Virginia. BERMAN, MARSHALL FOX University of Virginia; Alpha Epsilon Pi; C-2 Harbor View Apartments, Portsmouth, Virginia. BERRY, DAVID PHILLIP LOWE Alabama Polytechnic Institute, 1955; Kappa Sig- ma; 207 37th Street, Virginia Beach, Virginia. BERTUCCI, PETER NICHOLAS Cornell, B.S., 1956; Alpha Phi Delta; 27 Park Avenue, Lawrence, Long Island, New York. BETANCOURT, PAUL R., JR. Williams College; Riverton Road, Riverton, New Jersey. pag eat ea lacoat Alem athin ed icaanin tnt BEYLAND, POWELL L. Lafayette; 79 Markham Place, Little Silver, New Jersey. BIRD, JOHN ADAMS 3owdoin College, A.B., 1959; Psi Upsilon; 21 Satchdin Avenue, Rockland, Maine. BJONTEGARD, ARTHUR MARTIN Duke University, B.A., 1959; Pi Kappa Alpha; 201 Overlook Terrace, Hendersonville, North Carolina. BLEAKLEY, PETER K. University of Virginia; 1515 Liberty Street, Franklin, Pennsylvania. BOSWELL, JOHN IVERSON University of Virginia, A.B., 1959; Phi Sigma Kappa; 3 Kingsway Court, Richmond, Virginia. BOWERS, WILLIAM REYNOLDS Colgate University, B.A., 1959; Phi Kappa Psi; 1236 West Church Street, Elmira, New York. BREMNER, ALBERT E. P.O. Box 82, Chester, Nova Scotia. BRINNER, HOWARD JOHN, JR. University of Virginia, B.A., 1959; Chi Phi; 1839 Mt. Vernon Road S. W., Roanoke, Virginia. BROWN, EDWIN BEECHER University of Virginia; Box 847, Staunton, Vir- ginia- BROWN, GEORGE R., II Lafayette College; P.O. Box 227, White Stone, Virginia. BRUBAKER, JOHN K. Yale University; 226 Walnut Street, Lebanon, Pennsylvania. BURCH, DON EDWARD University of Virginia, B.S., 1959; Mt. Jackson, Virginia. BUTLER, FRANK E- Ill University of Virginia; 407 Riverview Drive, Sut- folk, Virginia. BUTLER, WILLIAM J., JR. University of Virginia; 109 Oxford Street, Chevy Chase, Maryland. BUXTON, J. BROOKS University of Vermont, B.A., 1956; Sigma Nu; Box 53, Jericho, Vermont. BYRNE, MICHAEL B. University of Virginia; 700 South Broadway, Scottdale, Pennsylvania. CALLAGHAN, DAN O. University of Virginia, B.S,. 1957; Sigma Chi; 16 East Walnut Street, Richwood, West Virginia. CAMPBELL, THOMAS P., JR. Brown University; 253 South Lexington Avenue, White Plains, New York. 61 be tile b Nene stim aialimestlailnnit inate btisd a Di icnatnasscat itll tetas dani ibi hal siiaidecbabahs ianaiciAisiahaabs: tabinsasetalibaiatet tate a lll CARROLL, WILLIAM J. Fordham University; 509 West 122 Street, New York, New York. CARTER, WILLIAM EVANS St. Lawrence University, A.B., 1956; Phi Sigma Kappa, 75 Frost Avenue, Melrose, Massachusetts. CASSIDAY, JOHN D. Northwestern University, B.A., 1959; Delta Tau Delta; 1665 West Forest, Decatur, Illinois. CLARKSON, STEPHEN B. Yale University; Knowles Corner, Rye, New Hampshire. CLIFFORD, SIDNEY, JR. Marlboro College, B.A., 1959; 60 Freeman Park- way, Providence 6, Rhode Island. COLBY, IRA GORDON, III Dartmouth College, A.B., 1959; Kappa Kappa Kappa; Round Hill Road, Woodbridge, Connecti- cut. COLLINS, DAVID MONROE Yale University, B.A., 1959; Chi Psi; 230 West 41st Street, Erie, Pennsylvania. COSTELLO, LEWIS MEYER University of Virginia, B.A., 1955; Phi Gamma Delta; 311 Center Street, Herndon, Virginia; Raven Society. COUCH, WILLIAM W., JR. Davidson College; 701 West Union Street, Mor- ganton, North Carolina. COX, ROBERT L. University of Virginia; 4315 Walnut Grove Road, Memphis, Tennes see. CROOK, ROBERT WAYNE Harvard University, A.B., 1959; 249 Nehoiden Street, Needham, Massachusetts. DALEY, ROBERT EMMET University of Notre Dame, B.A., 1958; 2113 West 17th Street, Wilmington, Delaware. DAMON, JOHN PARKER Harvard College, A.B., 1959; 50 Spooner Road, Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts. DAVIS, ANDREW HAMBLY Brown University; Sigma Nu; 251 Woodlawn Street, Fall River, Massachusetts. DAVIS, RICHARD WATKINS Lehigh University, A.B., B.S., 1954; Kappa Sig- ma; R.D. 4, Lebanon, Pennsylvania. DAVISON, GEORGE ROGERS West Virginia University, A.B., 1959; R.D. 1, Wellsburg, West Virginia. DAVISON, ROBERT POWERS, JR. University of Vermont, B.A., 1959; Kappa Sigma; 12 West Hillcrest Road, Essex Junction, Vermont. DAWSON, PETER L. | Yale University; 911 Woodland Avenue, Plain- field, New Jersey.. Sea AUNT SSIES IERIE DECKER, STERLING RANDOLPH Georgetown University, B.S., 1948; Rt. Box 4A, Charlottesville, Virginia. DEDERICK, RONALD OSBURN University of Virginia, B.A., 1957; Sigma Nu; 7 Wesskum Wood Road, Riverside, Connecticut; Reading Guide, Advertisement Editor. DEVOE, HARRY LESLIE Brown University, A.B., 1955; Delta Phi; 158 Prospect Street, Providence, Rhode Island. DEZAUCHE, JOHN FLEIX, III University of Chicago, A.B., 1959; Phi Gamma Delta; Box 70, Opelousas, Louisiana. DICK, EDISON WARNER Yale University, B.A., 1959; Zeta Psi; 612 Wood- lawn Road, Lake Forest, Illinois. DICK, WILLIAM J. University of Virginia; 101 North Drexel Ave- nue, Havertown, Pennsylvania. DIETRICK, KENNETH LEE University of Virginia, B.A., 1959; Sigma Nu; 103 Byers Avenue, Portsmouth, Virginia. DODD, WILLIAM HORACE, JR. College of William and Mary, A.B., 1959; Lambda Chi Alpha; 807 North Sheppard Street, Richmond, Virginia. DORSET, DAVID CABANISS Yale University, B.A., 1959; St. Anthony Hall; 5021 Caledonia Road, Richmond 25, Virginia. DORSEY, WILLIAM R., III University of Virginia; 900 West Belvedere Ave- nue, Baltimore 10, Maryland. DUEL, ARTHUR BALDWIN, III Dickinson College, B.A., 1959; Beta Theta Pi; 55 Mill Hill Road, Southport, Connecticut. DUNTON, AMMON GRESHAM, JR. Yale University, B.A., 1957; White Stone, Vir- ginia. EASTBURN, CHARLEY PAUL United States Military Academy, B.S., 1930; 1312 Carter Lane, Charlottesville, Virginia. ECKL, WILLIAM WRAY University of Notre Dame, A.B., 1959; 747 Nellie Avenue, Florence, Alabama. EDWARDS, ROBERT BROOKS University of Richmond, B.A., 1958; Lambda Chi Alpha; 227 James Street, Smithfield, Virginia. ELMORE, EDWARD WHITEHEAD University of Virginia, B.A., 1959; 111 East 5th Avenue, Lawrenceville, Virginia; Raven Society. EMERY, WILLARD, JR. Harvard University; 9 Charles River Square, Bos- ton 14, Massachusetts. ENGLE, SAMUEL DARKE, JR. University of West Virginia, A.B.; Sigma Chi; | 116 North Charles Street, Charles Town, West | Virginia. FAISON, D. WEST, JR. University of Pennsylvania, A.B., 1959; Sigma Chi; P.O. Box 152, Hato Rey, Puerto Rico. FINE, ANDREW SNYDER Brown University, A.B., 1959; Alpha Delta Phi; 1601 Runnymede Road, Norfolk, Virginia. FIORINI, DANTE MICHAEL College of William and Mary, B.A., 1956; 3664 Riverside Drive, Norfolk, Virginia. FISCHMAN, HERBERT WILLIAM Rutgers University, B.A., 1959; Tau Delta Phi; 266 Williamson Avenue, Hillside, New Jersey. FLINN, CHARLES GALLAGHER Princeton University, A.B., 1959; 721 S. W. 9th Terrace, Fort Lauderdale, Florida. FOLTZ, CHARLES IRELAND Yale University, B.A., 1959; 3714 Veazey Street, N. W., Washington 16, D. C. FORMAN, RICHARD ALAN Bowdoin College, B.A., 1959; Sigma Nu; 90 South Forest Avenue, Rockville Centre, New York. FROST, MANDEVILLE A. Princeton University; Cannon Club; 15 Crum- wald Place, Hyde Park, New York. GALLOWAY, FRANK COFFEY, JR. Howard College, B.S., 1959; 3121 Highland Ave- nue, Birmingham, Alabama; Omicron Delta Kap- pa. GARNETT, JAMES ALFRED Virginia Military Institute, B.A., 1959; ‘Marengo’ R.F.D. 2, Box 243, Woodford, Virginia. GERTNER, JEROME A. Rutgers University, B.A. 1959; 268 Ocean Ave- nue, Lakewood, New Jersey. GIBSON, DAVID ALAN Yale University, B.A., 1957; 61 Western Ave- nue, Brattleboro, Vermont. GILBERT, GERALD ERNEST Denison University, B.A., 1955; Kappa Sigma; 618 Hamilton, Birmingham, Michigan. GOLDSTEIN, JAMES ALAN Columbia University, A.B., 1959; Tau Epsilon Phi; 3602 Spottswood Place, Hampton, Virginia. GRAHAM, WILLIAM THOMAS Duke University, A.B., 1956; Beta Theta Pi; Box 469, Waynesboro, Virginia. GREEN, ALAN ALBERT Fordham University, B.S., 1959; 552 Corbin Ave- nue, New Britain, Connecticut. GROSSMAN, CHARLES M. Rutgers University; 361 Osborne Terrace, Newark, New Jersey. GUTHRIE, GRAHAM University of Cincinnati, B.A., 1959; 548 Pike Street, Cynthia, Kentucky. HARKER, ALBERT COYNER Indiana University, A.B., 1958; Sigma Chi; 915 West 5th Street, Marion, Indiana. HARMAN, CHARLES DALE Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S., 1956; 1306 Montclair Street, Bluefield, West Virginia; Omi- cron Delta Kappa. HARRISON, BARBARA J. Madison College; Route 5, Box 22, Harrisonburg, Virignia. HAWKINS, HAROLD MOORE University of Virginia, B.A., 1953; Delta Sigma Pi; Boyce Virginia. HEARN, CLIFFORD BURTON University of Delaware, B.A., 1959; 409 West 37th Street, Wilmington, Delaware. HENLEY, ROBERT PAGE, JR. University of Virginia, B.A., 1958; Delta Kappa Epsilon; 825 Chestnut Road, Charleston 4, West Virginia. HENNESSEY, PHILIP JAMES, III Wesleyan University, B.A., 1958; Delta Tau Delta; 7540 Hampden Lane, Bethesda 14, Mary- land. HICKMAN, ROBERT HUGH Emory University, A.B., 1959; Alpha Tau Omega; 115 Mayo Avenue, Ft. Thomas, Kentucky. HILTON, ROBERT CANDEE Princeton University, B.S.E., 1959; 3504 Echo Hill Road, Nashville, Tennessee. HINKLE, JAMES GAFF, JR. Yale University, B.A., 1959; Chi Psi; 29 Denny Road, Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts. HINTELMANN, JOHN JOSEPH Holy Cross, B.A., 1959; 1018 Hudson Street, Hoboken, New Jersey. HIRTLE, ROBERT L., JR. Fairfield University; 234 Seaside Avenue, Milford, Connecticut. HOAGLAND, ROBERT DAWSON Davidson College, B.A., 1959; Delta Phi Alpha; 103 Thayer Street, New York 40, New York. HODGES, HENRY WILLIAM Brown University, A.B., 1959; Kappa Sigma; 1759 Rockville Drive, Baldwin, New York. HORNOR, BOYD EVANS, III Princeton University, A.B., 1959; Quadrangle Club; 225 South Chestnut Street, Clarksburg, West Virginia. HUDDLESTON, JOSEPH RUSSELL Princeton University, A.B., 1959; Cap and Gown Club; 1345 Euclid Drive, Bowling Green, Ken- tucky. | HUNT, ISAAC COSBY I Fisk University, A.B., 1957; 503 Hulbrook St., Danville, Virginia. JACKSON, RICHARD H. Hamilton College, B.A., 1959; Squires Club; 9 i Gratton Drive, Bath, New York. niente eee Sa ae eee ita eas naa ballast lr JACKSON, R. R., JR. 12 Overhill Road, Baltimore, Maryland. JACOBSON, R. F. Yale University; 15 Random Road, Fairfield, Connecticut. JAFFE, R. R. Trinity College, B.A., 1959; 7 Ridge Drive East,. Great Neck, New York; Barrister. JERLSTROM, BERNARD J. Duke University, A.B.; 2130 N. W. 61 Avenue, West Hollywood, Florida. JOHNSON, JOHN R. College of William and Mary, B.S., 1954; 3577 Westminster Avenue, Ingleside, Norfolk 2, Vir- ginia. JOHNSON, R. C. University of Michigan; 1539 Spencer, Lansing, Mich igan. JUREN, H. P. University of Virginia; 515 New Jersey Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia. KIDD, CHARLES M. Vanderbilt University, B.A., 1957; Alpha Tau Omega; 86 Fairway Drive, Birmingham, Ala- bama; Omicron Delta Kappa. KITCHEN, LEE C. University of Virginia; Phi Kappa Sigma; 10714 Minor Road, Charlottesville, Virginia. KLEIN, FRANK H. Brown University, A.B., 1956; Pi Delta Phi; 85 Elliott Avenue, Yonkers, New York. KNAKE, P. B. K. Duke University, A.B., 1956; Pi Kappa Alpha; 3920 Wallace Street, Lynchburg, Virginia. KOHIS VaR con: Dartmouth College, B.A., 1957; Middletown, Delaware. KRAMER, D. T. University of Virginia; 3105 Ave. C, Ensley, Birmingham 8, Alabama. LANGMAN, THOMAS L. Colgate University, A.B., 1959; Delta Kappa Ep silon; 941 Park Avenue, New York, New York LEISURE, MICHAEL W. Yale University, B.A., 1957; Delta Kappa Epsilon; 660 Park Avenue, New York, New York. LEVINE, L. D. University of Virginia; 516 Butterworth Street, Norfolk, Virginia. LEVY, BENJAMIN J. : University of North Carolina; Zeta Beta Tau, 1150 Woodland Road, Petersburg, Virginia. LEWIS, JOHN L., III University of Virginia, B.A., 1959; Delta Kappa Epsilon; 316 Indian Springs, Williamsburg, Vir- ginia. LEWIS, PETER C. Williams College, B.A., 1956; Delta Kappa Ep- silon; 3939 Old Pali Road, Honolulu i7, Hawaii. LEWIS, WILLIAM T. Harvard College, A.B. 1957; Speaker's Club; R.F.D. 1, Nashville, Arkansas, LIDE, VINTON D. Davidson College, B.A., 1959; Pi Kappa Phi; 10 Forest View Drive, Greenville, South Carolina, LOCKTON, D. B. Yale University, 5635 Sunset Lane, Indianapolis, Indiana. McCOY, HENRY D., II North Carolina State College, B.S., 1956; 1510 Oxford Road, Charlottesville, Virginia. McHENRY, J. R. University of Virginia; 4104 Fort Avenue, Lynch- burg, Virginia. McKINNEY, JAMES E. Yale University, B.A., 1955; 4 Brooks Road, New Cannan, Connecticut. McNAMEE, B. J. St. Mary’s University, A.B., 1957; Cathosic Uni- versity, S.T.B., 1959; 5510 Alson Drive, Norfolk Virginia. MACKLAND, MARY JOAN Rosemont College; 6 Colonial Avenue, Larch- mont, New York. MANNING, E. RAY, JR. Vanderbilt University, B.S., 1958; 1595 Christmas- ville, Road, Jackson, Tennessee. INUNNCIWIS, (C, IL, University of Virginia; 904 Spotswood Avenue, Norfolk, Virginia. MARGETTS, W. THOMAS, III Dartmouth College, B.A., 1959; Sigma Chi; Blue Mill Road, R.F.D. 2, Morristown, New Jersey. MEADE, DAVID EVERARD Williams College, B.A., 1956; St. Anthony Hall; “Unberly,” Crozet, Virginia. MESSINA, RICHARD MICHAEL University of Virginia, B.A., 1958; Kappa Sigma; ; 112 South Iris Avenue, Floral Park, New York; Barrister. METZ, PETER A. Dartmouth College, A.B., 1959; Kappa Kappa Kappa; 115 Lake Drive West, Wayne, New Jer- sey. MILLER, F. B., III University of Virginia; 1521 West Ave., Rich- mond 20, Virginia. MILLER, JOHN SANDERS ; Hamilton College, B.A., 1959; Delta Upsilon; Crown Point, New York. MILMOE, PATRICK JOSEPH William and Mary, B.A., 1959; Sigma Nu; 57 Sunset Avenue, Lynbrook, New York. WEMMEUEEOEEENENTENENPNTEN Te Tenet ONT er ! uy odie a AM Aneta il lst atm eiciecnlinpeae Dacia th RDI sida sceaasinbistidinhadinaintnulaainniyiiabidtasddnabunadntsiaiail MONCHER, L. G. Rutgers University; 345 Burgess Place, Clifton, New Jersey. MOON, N. K. University of Virginia; 407 Langhorne Lane, Lynchburg, Virginia. MOORE, W. B. University of North Carolina, A.B., 1956; Phi Delta Theta; 465 Dorchester Road, Akron, Ohio. MORGAN, CHARLES E., IV Harvagd University; Hartland 4 Corners, Vermont. MORGAN, J. L. Virginia Military Institute, B.A., 1955; 2174 Wal- nut Avenue, Buena Vista, Virginia; Vice Chair- man, First Year Class. MUNDY, G. M. Virginia Military Institute, B.A., 1956; 3206 White Oak Road, S. W., Roanoke, Virginia. MURPHY, A. W. Brown University; 9 Mann Street, Hingham, Massachusetts. MYERS] Dab: University of Bridgeport, B.A., 1959; Hedges Lane, Arragansett, New York. MYRIN, SALLY A. Smith College; 340 Vanderbilt Road, Asheville, North Carolina. NASON, J. B. Dartmouth College, A.B. 1959; Kappa Kappa Kappa; 35-36 76 Street, Jackson Heights 72, New York. NUTIS JAR: University of Virginia, B.A., 1959; Delta Kappa Epsilon; 1509 Greenleaf Lane, Charlottesville, Virginia. ODOM, J. J., JR. University of Alabama, B.S., 1958; Sigma Chi; 3107 Freemont Drive, Tuscaloosa, Alabama. OLD; Go Er Rice Institute, B.A., 1959; 211 Church Street; Winnsboro, Texas. OLINS, A. M. University of Pennsylvania, B.A., 1959; Sigma Alpha Mu; 333 Clark Road, Brookline, Mass- achusetts. OPPLER,.E. P. University of Virginia, B.A., 1959; Tau Kappa Epsilon; V.A. Hospital, Jefferson Barracks, Mis- souri. O’REGAN, E. Columbia College, A.B., 1953; 27 Lehigh Avenue, Centereach, Long Island, New York. O’SHAUHNESSY, W. J. University of Virginia, B.A.E., 1959; Delta Up- silon; 60 Haven Avenue, Bergenfield, New Jersey. PAGEL, A. B. Yale University, B.A., 1959; 45 E. 62 Street, New York, New York. PALMER, M. M., III University of Virginia, B.A., 1959; Chi Psi; 58 Rumsey Road, Buffalo, New York. IDANIDINEIN|, Ji. Jal. Amherst College, B.A., 1955; Alpha Delta Phi; 3007 Q Street, N. W., Washington, D. C. PANIICUISVNILIL,, Ij, JEL. Je University of Virginia; 221 Jefferson Avenue, Danville, Virginia. DANYGNIS, 78, IMO JOM Davidson College, B.S., 1958; Kappa Alpha; 401 N. Kanawha Street, Beckley, West Virginia. PEARESTEING ED: University of Pennsylvania, A.B., 1959; Kappa Nu; 1227 South Taylor Street, Arlington, Vir- ginia; Barrister. PERSIN, N. E. Virginia Military Institute, B.A., 1958; Box 921, Grundy, Virginia. PISWNLILNES, jf. Ze. Virginia Military Institute, D.A., 1959; 15 Taylor St., Staunton, Virginia. POLKGS:.S: Trinity College, B.A., 1959; St. Anthony Hall; 129 East 69 Street, New York, New York. PRILLAMAN, J. L. University of Virginia; Box 1024, Martinsville, Virginia. PRINCE, E. M. Yale University, B.S., 1959; St. Anthony Hall; 5804 Cedar Parkway, Chevy Chase, Maryland. PROCKIW, O. M. University of Virginia, B.A., 1954; 310 Park Place, Apartment 1, Charlottesville, Virginia. OQUIEEE NA Gab} Virginia Polytechnic Institute, B.S., 1958; Box 186, Gate City, Virginia. RAGSDALE, J. W., JR. University of North Carolina, B.S., 1956; Cornell Arms, Columbia, South Carolina. RAY oS rs University of Virginia, B.S., 1957; Kappa Alpha; Glen View, Monterey, Tennessee. REYNOLDS, D. C. Tufts University, A.B., 1959; 148 Duke of Glou- cester Street, Annapolis, Maryland. RICHARDSON, PRISCILLA F. Mary Washington College; 15 Wilrue Parkway, Pompton Plains New Jersey. ROTHENBERG, B. E. University of Virginia; 400 Sycamore Road, Ports- mouth, Virginia. RUPPRECHT, G. F. Yale University, B.S., 1959; Brookside Lane, RR2, Vernon, Connecticut. 69 ew ERENT ESTERYTOTONYTT 7h sent ent to iret oH Bu Sevier SITY DY Wale SND STEW TIVO Tews renvit Tne Trt Ca cak tab ash alhos iain aces lah d Rida Patan tbl RUTHERFORD, PP SiajRe University of Virginia, B.A., 1958; Sigma Nu; 1408 Jefferson Park Avenue, Charlottesville, Vir- ginia. SALSBURG, R. M. ) Syracuse University, B.S., 1959; Alpha Epsilon Pi; 658 Westmoreland Avenue, Kingston, Pennsy]l- vania. SAMUELS ial: William and Mary College, B.S., 1956; 2303 Carlisle Avenue, Richmond, Virginia. SANTARILLI, D. E. Mount St. Mary, B.S., 1959; 455 East Derry Road, Hershey, Pennsylvania. SAILER@ Reels University of Virginia, B.A., 1949; 2609 10th Avenue South, Birmingham, Alabama. SAVAGE, M. W. Auburn, B.S., 1958; Kappa Alpha Order; Box 301, Dora, Alabama; Omicron Delta Kappa. SCHER, N. A. University of Pennsylvania, B.S., 1959; Phi Ep- silon Pi; 307 Greenway Lane, Richmond, Virginia. SCHULL: E..G: Duke University, A.B., 1959; Phi Delta Theta: Box 686, Jupiter, Florida. SEELEY, W. P. Yale University, B.A., 1959; 245 Brooklawn Ave., Bridgeport, Connecticut. SHIELDS, F. W., JR. University-of Virginia, 1958; Delta Kappa Ep- silon; Mount Vernon, Virginia. SHORT, V. L., JR. Southern Methodist University, B.A., 1959; Alpha Tau Omega; 420 Sunset Road, Winnetka, Illinois. SIEGEL, J. M. Princeton University; 7 Highland Place, Sea Cliff, New York. SIEGEL, N. S. University of Virginia; 517 New Jersey Avye., Norfolk 8, Virginia. SIMMONS, P. M. University of Virginia, B.A., 1957; Theta Delta Chi; 1918 Jefferson Park Ave., Charlottesville, Virginia. SIMPSON, M, S. Princeton University, A.B., 1959; 5811 Hillburne Way, Chevy Chase 15, Matyland. SNAIDER, B. A. University of Vermont; 43 Sherman Court, New Haven, Connecticut. SNYDER, J. D. University of Arkansas; 615 Kelly Avenue, Char- lottesville, Virginia. SOKOL? REP: Duke University, 1959; Pi Kappa Alpha; 5486 N. Lake Drive, White Fish Bay 17, Wisconsin. SOKOL, W. M. Syracuse University, B.A., 1959; Beta Theta Pi; 37 Sampson Avenue, Pittsburgh 5, Pennsylvania. SOLLINS Aas: New York University; 11 Sunset Road, Rye, New York. SOUTTERS IT. D. University of Virginia, B.A., 1955; Phi Gamma Delta; 2203 Shelby Drive, Charlottesville, Vir- ginia. SPURR, B. M., II Yale University; 26 Park Road, Wheeling, West Virginia. STARK, A. M. University of Pennsylvania, B.S., 1959; Beta Sigma Rho; 165 Bridge Street, Stamford, Connecticut. STONE, E. H. Washington and Lee University, B.A., 1956; Delta Tau Delta; University Gardens Apt. H-10, Char- lottesville, Virginia. STRAUSS, N. F; JR. University of Virginia; 100 Van Doren Avenue, Chatham, New Jersey. SUTHERUAND Ry Ka GC: University of Virginia; 223 Claiborne Avenue, Rocky Mount, Virginia. TALLMAN, J. W. University of Virginia; 321 Silver Ave., Willow Grove, Pennsylvania. THOMAS, C. J. S., JR. University of Virginia, B.A., 1958; Phi Kappa Psi; 913 Old Farm Road, Charlottesville, Virginia. THURSTON SE Bo Hi Colgate University; 125 Haring Street, Closter, New Jersey. TRENOR, W. R. University of Virginia, B.A., 1959; 2420 10th Street, N. W., Roanoke, Virginia. TREVILLIAN, W. B., JR. University of Virginia, B.A., 1959; Kappa Alpha Order; Old Mill Road, Farmington, Charlottes- ville, Virginia. TURBY VILLE, C. W., JR. University of Virginia; 265 Williams Street, Staunton, Virginia. TURNBULL, A. R. Princeton University, A.B., 1959; Colonial Club; Holly Road and Avenue B, Virginia Beach, Vir- ginia. UNDERWOOD, T. G. ; Hampden-Sydney College; Gainesville, Virginia. UPSON, C. H., JR. Yale University, B.A., 1955; St. Elmo; Tranquil- lity Road, Middlebury, Connecticut. WADE, J. A. Yale University; 156 Farms Village Road, Sims bury, Connecticut. 7I Ahidsadah Ndidahidls sbaacnbelebbil! WALTON, R. P. Yale University; Cedar Hills, Weston, Connecti- cut. WARNER, J. C. University of Pennsylvania, B.A., 1959; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; 438 Stonewall Street, Memphis, Tennessee. WARSHAWSKY, S. S. University of Michigan, B.B.A., 1959; Tau Ep- silon Phi; 518 Bendermere Ave., Interlaken, New Jersey. WHEISKITIEL Ro J. Jk University of Virginia, B.S., 1959; 888 Clifton Crest Terrace, Cincinnati 20, Ohio. WHELAN, R. V., JR. Yale University, B.A., 1954; Chi Phi; 37 Foun- tain Avenue, Rockville Centre, New York. WHITE, J. M. King College, B.A., 1959; 2431 Wedgewood Ave- nue, Richmond, Virginia. WHITMOYER, C. W., JR. Princeton University, A.B., 1959; Key and Seal Club; 2 E. Carpenter Ave., Myerstown, Pennsyl- vania. WHITTICAR, R. M., III Hiram College, A.B., 1959; Kappa Sigma Pi; 1409 Hanover Street, Fredricksburg, Virginia. WILKINSON, R. W. University of Virginia, B.S., 1955; Pi Kappa AI- pha; Pineville, West Virginia. WILSON, W. R., JR. University of Tennessee; 320 E. Victory Dr., Sa- vannah, Georgia. WISCHMEYER, S. M. Yale University, B.A., 1959; 13 Briarcliff, Ladue, Missouri. WOLF, S. M. Rutgers University, B.A., 1959; Tau Delta Phi; 37 Lenox Avenue, Clifton, New Jersey. WOODARD, P. L. University of North Carolina; Box 33, Bayboro North Carolina. 5 Z CLASS OFFICERS . Morgan. iSSINg Left to right: Cox, Savage, Leisure. M _ ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS UN 76 STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL First Row: Roe, Webster, Hall, Overton. White. Third Row: Miller, H. C., Clovis, Payne, Miller, A.P., Moyles, Backer, Cox. Fourth Row. Izlar, Dougherty, Herlihy, Walker, Corson, Grattan, McCostis, Covington. FALTG1959 Dabney Overton, Jr. R. Kenly Webster Jean Hall John J. Roe, III William H. Izlar Andrew P. Miller J. Jay Corson, IV G. Thomas Battle George G. Grattan, IV Andrew P. Miller Joseph W. White Lloyd T. Smith, Jr. W. Bruce Baird J. Jay Corson, IV David C. Clovis H. Crane Miller Ronald W. Dougherty Philip V. Moyles C. Rhodes Greer, II Bobby S. Payne Dabney Overton, Jr. Ronald W. Dougherty Philip Backer John L. Walker James Covington Robert L. Cox John L. Morgan President of the Law School Vice President Secretary Treasurer Curriculum Committee Chairman Student Council Student Council Judiciary Committee Judiciary Committee Editor, VIRGINIA LAW REVIEW Editor, VIRGINIA LAW WEEKLY President, SLRG Editor, READING GUIDE Editor, BARRISTER President, Student Legal Forum President, J. B. Moore Society Intramural Manager Clerk of Moot Court Dean, Delta Theta Phi Justice, Phi Alpha Delta Magister, Phi Delta Phi Chancellor, Sigma Nu Phi Master of the Rolls Chairman, Second Year Class Vice Chairman Chairman, First Year Class Vice Chairman Second Row: Cameron, Battle, Cook, Baird, Smith, SPRING 1960 R. Kenly Webster J. P. Ackerly, III Jean Hall John J. Roe, III William H. Izlar J. Jay Corson, IV Edward C. Maeder, Jr. George G. Grattan, IV C. Van L. Stewart Andrew P. Miller Joseph W. White Lloyd T. Smith, Jr. W. Bruce Baird J. Jay Corson, IV R. Kenly Webster Z. Taylor Vinson Ronald W. Dougherty Philip V. Moyles Ronald Buckingham Bobby S. Payne Dabney Overton, Jr. Ronald W. Dougherty Philip Backer Philip B. Whitaker Rufus G. Coldwell Morris W. Savage Michael W. Leisure i Pac hnaesbddaalaicaylatioinide ilies mesial aan saii sige tiaisnilineddi bee STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL | The Student Advisory Council is composed of leaders of the various Law School organizations. Functioning as an unofficial student government, the council coordinates | Law School activities and acts as a liaison between the students and the administration. | The presidents of all Law School organizations, the editors of the various Law School H publications and the class officers are all ex officio members of the Student Advisory } Council. Officers of the Third Year Class serve as officers of the council. The activities sponsored by the S.A.C. range from the ever-popular Law School dances to the successful Law School intramural teams. In addition, the S.A.C. repre- | sents the student body as a member of the American Law Student Association. Philip i . V. Moyles was sent as a representative to the regional and national conventions of the | A.S.L.A. This year, as in the past, the $.A.C. administered the orientation of the First Year Class. Through various committees, a campaign was started to improve the general appearance of Clark Hall and particularly the student lounge, and the class gift of a trust fund for the Law School was discussed and approved. A most interesting meeting was held in conjunction with the Uruguayan seminar. Meeting with the Uruguayan students and their advisors, the council discussed the extent of student government in the Law School and explained the functions of the various Law School organizations. ‘lis Sa ial uh : i - poner er: : ‘ TELE RW; MEO POT WSN TEN UNMET ets evaPeaY TUNIee PONV EIONTET 1S THUR) AT MOTE TMeT eve CoN aH. WS Pee TOTES OH-SITIV mNTSTenY NEPSTTTOEvOYTTs Wontvete neo iron Hur ret trOOVODT ce=mrswrstrfisnswev¥vi em NONVSFUNTDNTENNNST Trin rns Vewn te W esac halal talk a led blab VIRGINIA LAW REVIEW Founded in 1913 as an organization for the furtherance and perpetuation of scholarly legal writing, the Virginia Law Review this year entered upon publication of its forty- sixth volume. Highlights of the year’s publication included symposia on Contemporary Problems in Securities’ Regulation and Charitable Giving. Operations wise, the Review experienced a circulation increased by approximately one quarter, an expanded volume | : with individual numbers averaging roughly two hundred pages, and a changed cover and format initiated with a view to presenting a more pleasing appearance to the reading public. Members are invited to join the Review, during the second semester of their first year and the first and second semesters of their second year, on the basis of academic standing and a demonstrated capacity for legal writing. During their tenure members submit one “note” and several ‘“‘decisions” and in addition perform numerous “‘spading”’ or rewrit- ing assignments on work submitted by other members and by outside contributors. Social functions include the annual banquet, a black-tie affair, held this year in De- cember at Farmington Country Club with the Honorable Albert V. Bryan, District Judge for the Eastern District of Virginia, as guest of honor and speaker, and the spring picnic, a somewhat more informal occasion carried on with beer, baseball and invited guests from the faculty and the law firm of Covington Burling. Owing its genesis, it is said, to discussions taking place over after-dinner brandies in the basement of old Minor Hall, the Review has constantly striven to maintain those qualities of gentlemanly behavior and legal scholarship, often at the considerable ex- pense of its individual member's academic distinction, consistent with the purposes of its founders. | ; i CReeeeeenansnnan ry th haw tae : } | | ma cs 1 First Row, Stennis, Fulton, Cook, Miller, Hiden, Hurwitz, Murphy. Second: Wallach, Gibbes, Reid, Baird, Zehmer, Vogel, Fisher, Conson, Foster, Pleasant, Zimmet. Third: Yoder, Izlar, Pusey, Schwartz, Stewart, Sander, Wetzler, Wiles, Corette, Straub, Grattan, Frankfurt, Henry, Moore. Fourth: Havens, Wollen, Thagard, Arrington, Coldwell, Carneal, Bentley, Cozell, Kershner, Rauh, Kantor, Weiner, Barlow, Peasback, Probert. Fifth; Lewis, Hering, Oppenheimer, Linehan, Denny, Massee, Crompton, Kruteck, Maeder, Walker, Somers, Rhinelander, Dortch. 78 EMumcidssaaidluitbcinclsl SoebdahibadtaettiMetnaidsh Maen itast i arithitiieenie ttt ttitt soem i ee toe ee EDITORIAL BOARD Andrew P. Miller, Editor Robert B. Hiden, Jr., Articles Editor Joan M. Fulton, Comments and Projects Editor W. Tayloe Murphy, Jr., Virginia Editor H. Clayton Cook, Jr., Executive Editor Neal J. Hurwitz, Notes Editor John H. Stennis, Decisions Editor Charles B. Arrington, Jr. W. Bruce Baird James C. Barlow, Jr. Robert D. Bentley George U. Carneal, Jr. Rufus G. Coldwell, Jr. J. Jay Corson, IV Antoinette M. Cozell Charles S. Crompton, Jr. Collins Denny, III Peter R. Fisher Joseph A. Gibbes George G. Grattan, IV Charles W. Havens, III Samuel J. Henry Grant B. Hering A. E. Dick Howard William H. Izlar, Jr. David C. Linehan Edward C. Maeder, Jr. D. Lurton Massee, Jr. Thomas O. Moore, Jr. Daniel F. O’Keefe, Jr. Jerry L. Oppenheimer David R. Peasback William A. Pusey Rust E. Reid John B. Rhinelander Theodore Sander, III David L. Schwartz Henry E. Simpson C. Van L. Stewart Chester J. Straub Thomas W. Thagard John B. Tyler Laurence Vogel John L. Walker, Jr. Edward S. Wallach Alan R. Weiner Monte E. Wetzler Robert B. Wiles W. Foster Wollen Ronnie A. Yoder Edward E. Zehmer Raymond M. Zimmet BUSINESS BOARD A. Key Foster, Jr., Business Manager Mrs. Mary W. Adams, Secretary Michael P. Frankfurt, Associate Business Manager C. Alexander Buhler, Advertising Manager Robert W. Pleasant, Circulation Manager John E. Corette, III Richard W. Dortch Rhodes Greer Edwin H. Kershner Laurence R. Kruteck David M. Lewis, Jr. Henry H. McVey, III Edward W. Probert B. Michael Rauh Fred L. Somers, Jr. | Mark L. Stanton | Charles F. Stein Barry Kantor Stuart B. Young : 80 ’ SENET PECTIC SOR ELSE SEDER COTES DEC TE IE ST te TTC IVY: SSRN OTD TET PEPIN CANT recrTe ne WD WMC LPC SU USRIOOE Ser ner Eva es Nene tre nes Tone oer ene INTO ON OTe TNER TYR YvtWT CorEes Tie VIRGINIA LAW WEEKLY First Row: Gibbes, P. Wentworth, Church, C. Wentworth, White, Wolfe, Melnick, King, Carter, Field. Second: R. Montague, Kelley, Moore, Guthrey, Roberts, Vowell, D. Montague. Third: Hoffman, Fennell, Ruffin, Nisbet, Biggs, Arrington. For the fourth consecutive year the Virginia Law Weekly, the Law School's news- paper, won the American Law Student Association's award as the best law school pub- lication of its type printed in the United States. The honor was presented at the annual ALSA convention in August 1959 at Miami Beach, Florida. Since its inception in May 1948, the paper has been managed and directed by a self- perpetuating and independent organization of law students. It was established primarily for the benefit of the students, faculty and alumni who comprise the ‘“Law School com- munity” and incidentally as a service to the Bar in general. To that end it has become a permanent forum for expression of the interests of the Law School community and its friends. Coverage of the activities of the organized Bar and similar organizations is most often prompted by the participation of faculty, students or alumni of the Law School. How- ever, occasional feature articles treat programs of the various legal organizations and items of general interest to lawyers throughout the country. The Law Weekly includes Law School news, features on legal and other related topics, and the unique DICTA column, which each year examines a special legal prob- lem. This year the DICTA column was devoted to a study of “Law and Foreign In- vestment.’’ Membership on the Business and Editorial Staffs of the newspaper 1s achieved by successful completion of a tryout competition. The Boards are chosen in the spring from the second-year members of the staffs. A lively discussion concerning proposed changes to those sections of the Virginia Code which govern the administration of the Virginia Bar examination highlighted the Law Weekly ‘for 1959-60. As in years past the Law Weekly again soundly thrashed the Virginia Law Review in the annual contest for the touch football championship of Law School publications, leaving members of the favored Review team whimpering piteously at the scene of carnage. The Law Weekly supplies members of the Editorial and Business Boards and Staffs with a training ground and an outlet for skills in reporting and writing, as well as pro- viding opportunities to gain business experience and to learn how to direct the efforts of others. aPNe eee one unset ter a = 5 EDITORIAL BOARD Joseph W. White, Editor Randolph W. Church, Jr., Managing Editor Paul V. Wentworth, News Editor Erwin B. Nachman, Photography Editor Charles C. Wentworth, Features Editor William G. Mead, Senior Editor Joseph A. Gibbes, DICTA Editor K. King Burnett, Senior Editor E. Drum King, Alumni Editor DICTA BOARD OF ADVISORS Roscoe Pound, Chairman Albert J. Harno Glenn R. Winters BUSINESS BOARD Robert J. Wolfe, Business Manager Daniel J. O'Keefe, Jr., Associate Business Manager John M. Carter, Treasurer Raymond T. Field, Associate Business Manager Jack L. Meinick, DICTA Manager Edward B. Heyd, Assistant Business Manager Paul H. Frankel, Circulation Manager Russell M. King, Jr., Advertising Manager C | TOSe. the AVIRGINIA LAW WEEKL DICTA COMPILATION ‘i er ee aay aa Paogn. N EE NI ASTROS STATE USN TTIIN ETO (RO. Wr MNENTT PSEC NSO NTF Er UME TE Nie meee OOM TMTE FS mENVINN FMT OO NERRCNOEIN Te TTT NTT HE Lom ais EIT PON ITO IDeDeTT SIV UNION NTH NY Wapu vir WONPENTTND cNTICINI ren Sn SBIEErViTI en Ti TUN MTU i tmITYNNNYTY fir tstntien sna Vevenvnemnrtiuur Welle n nba ron THE BARRISTER en Sarre. | 2 Left to right: Smith, R. Messina, Thompson, Cameron, Cook, Gibbes, Corson, Cozell, Church, | P. Moyles, Abrams, Jaffe, Pearlstein. The BARRISTER is devoted to an exposition of every phase of Law School activity. It devotes sections to the faculty, classes, organizations and activities, legal fraternities, and intramural athletics. The emphasis is equally divided between the formal and the candid. Through this medium an attempt is made to preserve current life in the Law School for the future. The BARRISTER was originally begun as the private project of the Sigma Nu Phi Legal Fraternity as a result of a suggestion by Dean Ribble. The second issue of the book was published by a staff made up of volunteers. Presently the BARRISTER operates as a non-stock corporation and its membership is open to any student desiring to work on it. This is the fifth year of publication. The BARRISTER derives revenues from three sources: subscriptions from the stu- dents; contributions from Law School organizations and fraternities; and outside adver- tising. Of these, student subscriptions by far make up the greater part of the BARRIS- TER’S income. The BARRISTER is devoted to each and every student and without the support of the student body publication would become impossible. The BARRISTER wishes particularly to express its sincerest appreciation to the Law Wives Club and-to Mrs. Adele Failmezger of the Law Wives Committee for their un- tiring efforts in the preparation of manuscripts and for their generosity, and able and ees _ SAAR willing cooperation in so many other ways, without which this publication would be impossible. We also wish to express our appreciation to our faculty advisor, Professor ASG aPriest, We sincerely hope that your enjoyment of this issue of the BARRISTER, 1960, is commensurate with the staff's satisfaction and trauma derived from its compilation and organization. OFFICERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS J. Jay Corson, IV.; Chairman R. W. Church, Jr. Hi Ce Cooke rc: J. Jay Corson, IV - A. Lee Cameron Robert G. Butcher, Jr. Richard M. Messina Philip V. Moyles G. Adrian Thompson J. Theodore Abrams Joseph A. Gibbes Antoinette M. Cozell . Charlie T. Turner Joan M. Fulton R. R. Jaff e D. Lurton Massee, Jr. Edward S. Moore On leave of absence, William Mary Evening and Gentlemen's Division Editor-in-Chief Executive Editor Business Manager Asst. Business Manager Circulation Manager eae _. Classes Editor Faculty Editor | Art Editor | _ Activities Editor Photography Editor STAFF i Paul D. Pearlstein | Alexander P. Smith | J. Hume Taylor, Jr. | Marguerite R.. Trovato | ‘ 84 moU—-CM OaA2ZAz—- ormaA mis First Row: Reid, Smith, L., Baird, Ackerly, Wetzler. Second Row: Fulton, Church, Arrington, Murphy. Editor ase _...... W. Bruce Baird Executive Editor . te ....... John P. Ackerly Contributions Editor . pt. tLloyd ly-omith, [Fr Associate Editor . view peer RUSE ReIce rally Associate Editor ieee epdewiee . Peter B. Fisher (Fall) Associate Editor am : _ Charles C. Webb Associate Editor E _..... John Quinn Associate Editor . _.. David Montague Business Manager eent?. Ronald O. Dederick This year the Reading Guide celebrates the 15th year of its publication. Six times in the academic year the Reading Guide reviews “the most valuable current literature concerned with the economic, social and political questions of significance in the con- temporary development of public policy and law.” Founded in order to fill a necessary facet in the law students’ intellectual education, this unique publication has a circulation that extends to the Alumni, students, all law school libraries, and to many others in the profession, including numerous federal and state judges. The reviews of the student staff are supplemented by contributions from distinguished outside contributors. Featured among the contributors during the past year were Pro- fessor Quincy Wright of the Woodrow Wilson School of Foreign Affairs, Professors Hardy C. Dillard and Edward A. Mearns of the Law School, and Hon. Henry J. Tilford, sometime Chief Justice of the Kentucky Supreme Court. For the first time this year, one issue, appearing on Law Day, consisted solely of outside contributions. As faculty advisor, Mr. Laurens H. Rhinelander continued in his efforts to make the Reading Guide a source of much credit to the staff and the Law School. STAFF C. B. Arrington Henry Herrmann D. E. O'Neil, II Kurt Berggren. R. W. Church R. B. Hiden D. L. Schwartz M. P. Frankfurt T. N. Cooley J. E. McKinney C. C. Webb J. R. Huddleston John Crosskey E. C. Maeder C. C. Wentworth B. J. McNamee P. F. Crossman A. P. Miller M. E. Wetzler P. D. Pearlstein Joan Fulton D. N. Montague J. W. White J. H. Quinn, Jr. J. A. Gibbes W. T. Murphy, Jr. J. P. Baber R. E. Rieder PT PFE RTT TPT ETT. TE PEPER MLE EY tS PTET TTT RRP Pere PTT TTC RRRRT ES Fe err ee a Re TE EET rT ir! W. R. Vanderkloot ee ee Left to right: Grattan, Battle, Stewart. The Law School continues to provide leadership for the University’s Judiciary Com- mittee. G. Thomas Battle headed this committee during the fall of 1959, and he was succeeded by George G. Grattan, IV, in the spring of 1960. C. Van L. Stewart was elected from the Second Year Class to serve during the spring and fall of 1960. Andrew P- Miller, J. Jay Corson, IV, and Edward C. Maeder were the Law School representatives to the University Student Council during the past year, with Corson serving as Vice President of the council during the spring semester. UNIVERSITY STUDENT COUNCIL i, a Left to right: Miller, Maeder, Corson. 85 TN ¥ First Row: Church, Corson, Schwartz. Second Row: Cooley, McVey. The Student Librasy Committee, formed in 1958, entertains suggestions from the student body concerning the affairs 4nd operation of the Law School Library. Upon due consjderation, these suggestions may be forwarded to the Faculty Library Committee as recommendations for alteration or modification of the present Library rules or regu- lations. In such a manner and with the cooperation of the Librarian and the financial assistance of the Delta Theta Phi Book Exchange, the Committee successfully moved the magazines and newspapers from the Library to the Student Lounge in 1959. The Student Library Committee attempts to familiarize the students with the Library's rules and regulations; it also strives to seek adherence to and enforcement of such rules and regulations. Abuses of Library privileges are either handled by the Committee or recommendations are made to the Faculty Library Committee, the Honor Committee, or the Dean of the Law School for appropriate action. SHEMET CSP RA ER WE TEED TT) PORTE SOE STUDENT CURRICULUM COMMITTEE . Left: McCamic, Linehan, J. Walker, Crosskey, Sander, Grattan, Hiden, Glascock, M. Purcell, Izlar. Absent: Havens, Thagard. Under the leadership of Bill Izlar, the Student Curriculum Committee has worked closely with the faculty in ascertaining the desires of the student body in regard to the law school curriculum. For the second successive year, examinations for third year students were moved up during the Spring Term so that all bar review obligations could be met. New York Procedure, an annual demand of the student body, provided both the committee and the faculty with many “headaches.” Again, it was impossible to secure a competent instructor so that the planned addition to the curriculum had to be dropped for at least another year. Probably the most important aspect of the committee’s job was to help Assistant Dean Lindsey Cowen work out term schedules with the least possible amount of con- flict. The work of the committee in this area was in large part instrumental for the few number of major course or examination conflicts during the two most recent semesters. ; i ' Ne , a abstr t SED OTER TE VEVIPSEN CPUS E UU TDTY Vem VITOU NET «| SWNUNT NOY TELUE TE vONTUPONIEN. FomTIT CW Diy Newer? Waren ewer TH SW Yefienvir ys WHUNYTUrl ceniuvreerettiVrt san erry) STUDENT At left, Bottom Row: Church, P. Wentworth, L, Smith, Crosskey, Franklin. Second Row: Grogan, Truitt, Marbusy, White, P. Moyles, Menowitz, R. Montague, Roe, Traub. Third Row: Walker, Rhodes, Rieder, Bresee, Henry, Line- han, C. Montgomery, E. Hughes, Glascock, Vinson, Q. Moyles, Overton. Fourth Row: Faison, Christian, W. Dough- erty, Curtis, Stewart, D. Montague, Cooley, B. Payne, Wright, Ruffin, Conley. Memorandum number 1000 was reached and passed during the current academic year as the Student Legal Research Group entered its 14th year of operation. Under the direction of Lloyd T. Smith, Presi- dent, S.L.R.G. kept its 60 writers busy with the largest number of legal questions ever handled by the group in a single year. Queries from law schools throughout the country regarding the unique Virginia precedent in the field of legal research provided the background as Paul Wentworth, Director, chaired a panel on the opera- tion of a “student legal research group” at the American Bar Association convention in August of last year. Wentworth laid out the “ground rules’ which since have been emulated in the inauguration of research gtoups at North Carolina, Cleveland-Marshall, Leland Stanford, and the University of Toronto’s Osgood Hall. How does a legal question receive its answer once it reaches the office confines on the second floor of Clark Hall? Each writer has ten days in which to research his problem and present an analysis of the legal questions and conclusions. Upon completion, the writer returns the problem to his director. The director then gives the problem to another writer who has three days in which to “‘spade’’ the problem. The problem and the “spade” are then returned to the director, who edits and checks the legal accuracy of the entire proposition, substituting portions of the ‘‘spade’”’ for portions of the original memo where he thinks it necessary. After the director is satisfied he presents the memo to the President and it is once again edited in its entirety. Only when the latter is completely satisfied with its accuracy is it for- warded to the requesting attorney. What are the criteria of a good memorandum? It must be noted that the heart of the memo is impar- tial, unbiased legal analysis. The true purpose of the memo is not to give the lawyer a definite answer, but merely to give him a full insight into all possible aspects of the law on his problem. Any second or third year student in good standing is eligible to try out for S.L.R.G. What is desired good writing style, originality, application of the law to the given problem, correct blue-booking and ability to spade another's memo in a very thorough fashion. Tryouts are held during both the Fall and Spring Terms. or e Lloyd T. Smith - Randolph W. Church, Jr. John Crosskey Cornell S. Preagklin Q Paul V. Wentworth G. Thomas Battle - Miles Cary, Jr. - Donald J. Danilek - Church (Director) Gerald M. Conley Talmage N. Cooley Clinton J. Curtis David B. Danforth William F. Faison Edward R. Hughes W. Luke Marbury David N. Montague Charles E. Montgomery Philip V. Moyles Dabney Overton, Jr. Bobby S. Payne John O. Peters Edmund S. Ruffin, III Nathan H. Smith Allen H. Soroka Stephen I. Traub Z. Taylor Vinson John L. Walker, Jr. Grover C. Wright, Jr. President Director Director, Fall ’59 Director, Spring ’60 Director _.... Administrative Director, Fall ’59 _. Administrative Director, Spring 60 ihn ee Assistant Administrative Director GROUPS Crosskey-Franklin (Directors) William G. Christian Patrick F. Crossman Thomas B. Eastman Robert H. Grogan Edward B. Heyd Martin R. Hoffmann Charles B. Hughes David C. Jordan Barry Kantor George J. Ratcliffe Donald H. Rhodes Richard A. Silver Charles F. Stein, III C. Van L. Stewart Marguerite R. Trovato D. Fooks Truitt Paul B. Underkofler, Jr. Joseph W. White Paul A. Wurtzel Wentworth (Director) Thomas M. Bahner James R. Bresee Henry H. H. Clarke Thomas E. Glascock John C. Cooper, III John E. Corette, III William P. B. Dougherty Samuel J. Henry David C. Linehan Henry H. McVey, III Frederick A. Menowitz H. Crane Miller Robert L. Montague, III Quentin F, Moyles John H. Quinn, Jr. B. Michael Rauh Richard E. Rieder John J. Roe, III William E. Somerville, II Charles C. Webb STUDENT LEGAL FORUM The Student Legal Forum strives to present for the Law School, the University and the Charlottesville community an opportunity to hear and question the views of recog- nized experts on current matters of national and international interest. Since its incep- tion in 1947, the Forum has presented a variety of speakers who have represented the law, business, labor, politics, international affairs, journalism, and other select fields. The Forum, through the combined efforts of its membership, presented during the 1959-1960 academic year such known leaders as Senator Philip A. Hart, labor leader Walter Reuther, columnist Marquis Childs, Senator Barry Goldwater, and former Presi- dent Harry S. Truman. Senator Hart initiated the year’s program with a speech on his proposed Senate bill to provide for federal regulation of state elections in states where it is determined that the franchise is being abridged. Mr. Reuther visited Charlottesville in February and treated his audience to a colorful address which revealed his views on the growing role of labor in government and politics. Senator Goldwater, who represents views in sharp divergence to those of Mr. Reuther, expounded on his Conservative principles when he addressed the Forum in April. In March, Washington Post columnist Marquis Childs was a particular interest because of his remarks on President Eisenhower's recent world- circling tour. The Forum’s program for the year was highlighted when former President Truman delivered an address on the office of the Presidency. His spicy comments on the contemporary scene made it a memorable evening for all who attended. The Student Legal Forum is comprised of twenty-five members of the second and third year classes, who enjoy the unique opportunity to have dinner and informal dis- cussions with the guest speakers. Faculty support and attendance as guests of the Forum has been traditional. Dean F. D. G. Ribble and Professors Charles O. Gregory and Hardy C. Dillard assist the Forum as advisors. sTiMeNT LEGAL FORTY STWOT LiGiL Ponty ae PEA AG First Row; Purcell, Clovis, O’Keefe. Second Row: Webster, Cook, Miller, Battle. Third Row: Jor- dan, Rauh, Eastman, Rhinelander, Stewart. Fourth Row: Crossman, Hoffmann. Corette, Covington, Oppenheimer, Carney, Straub. David C. Clovis R. Kenley Webster Henry E. Simpson - Martin A. Purcell Daniel J. O'Keefe G. Thomas Battle H. Clayton Cook Patrick F. Crossman Thomas B. Eastman Robert B. Hiden David C. Jordan Andrew P. Miller John H. Stennis Joseph M. Whitehead President (1st semester) President (2nd semester) Vice President _ Secretary Treasurer Robert M. Carney John E. Corette James E. Covington Daniel Hartnett Martin R. Hoffmann Clay L. Morton Jerry L. Oppenheimer B. Michael Rauh John B. Rhinelander C. Van L. Stewart Chester J. Straub JOHN BASSETT MOORE SOCIETY | : | First Row: Q. Moyles, P. Moyles, Vinson, Wolfe. Second Row: Newton, Probert, Peters, Faison. Minnix. Third Row: Melnick, Abrams, Corson, Guthery, King, Denny, Shaffer. Founded in 1951 with an express purpose “to promote a comparative study of the law of nations,” the John Bassett Moore Society has sponsored an active program of discussion meetings and guest speakers since its inceptio n. Membership is open to all interested students, both those with specific interests in the field of international law, and those who wish to increase their general learning in this broad field. The Society is named in honor of John Bassett Moore, 1860-1947, distinguished in- ternational lawyer, jurist, statesman, and scholar, who, among his many notable achieve- | ments, represented the United States on the Permanent Court of International Justice. Mr. Moore was an alumnus of the University, receiving his Master of Arts degree in 1880. This year’s program featured talks to the Society by men prominent in several branches of international law. Among the more significant speakers were Sir Frank Kenyon Roberts, Permanent United Kingdom Representative to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization; Mr. Arthur Larson, Director of the World Rule of Law Center at Duke University; and Dr. O. P. Bhatnager, Professor of Modern Indian History at Allahbad University in India. The Society is also doing some research for the World Rule of Law Center on the question of the intention of the Framers of the Constitution as to the powers of Con- gress to unilaterally abrogate treaty provisions involving questions of domestic law. SSS | JOHN BASSETT MOORE SOCIETY fie Grance Millen mate ely nr eee ey Y: President Philip Ver Moyles mmeawese cen eee _.. Vice President HOSE pm MRR Ini te aurea ee Oe Ne es SORE | Gre hodess Grecian Weeden eee ee Le _. Treasurer Judson Ayers George T. Battle Erwin H. Baumer Robert S. Bersch Warren Biggs Henry Blumenthal Bernard T. Bress Ronald T. Buckingham John T. Conover John J. Corson, IV Edward S. Couric David B. Danforth Thomas B. Eastman Raymond T. Field Michael Frankfurt Warren Green C. Rhodes Greer, II Peter R. Johnson David C. Jordan H. Crane Miller Philip V. Moyles W. Tayloe Murphy Daniel F. O’Kieffe John B. Phillips Robert Pleasant John J. Roe Maury A. Ryan Richard A. Silver Lloyd T. Smith Siegfried W. Steele Anthony P. St. John Laurence Vogel F. Barry Wall R. Kenley Webster Charles C. Wentworth Joseph W. White Robert J. Wolfe Stuart B. Young Thomas B. Kennedy Richard M. McCostis William G. Mead Charles H. Osterhoudt S. R. Prince Theodore Sander King Burnett Stephen Traub Joseph Bousch J. Ted Abrams J. M. Perry Archer Gerald M. Conley John C. Cooper Ronald W. Dougherty Erwin S. Fosnaugh Joseph Gibbes Charles B. Hughes Manfred W. Leckzas Rust E. Reid David H. Boyd Chester B. Buckley George U. Carneal William G. Christian Rufus G. Coldwell Allan B. Comess Cornell S. Franklin Walter A. Bossert Collins N. Denny Richard W. Dortch Boone Dougherty William Faison William T. Fennell Thomas E. Glascock Paul D. Greer Bernard V. Hall Charles W. Havens John J. Higgins Barry Kantor Calvin R. Kelley Russell M. King David M. Lewis David C. Linehan William L. Marbury David L. Massee John L. Melnick Vincent J. Messina William R. Minnix Robert L. Montague Edward S. Moore Quentin F. Moyles Germain D. Newton Mathew W. Perry William L. Person John O. Peters Edward W. Probert John T. Roberts Edmund S. Ruffin Walter E. Sellers Richard W. Shaffer Michael W. Silver Alexander P. Smith William Somerville Bernard S. Stein Chester J. Straub William K. Nisbet Robert Thompson Z. Taylor Vinson Alan R. Weiner Hoyt N. Wheeler Philip Whitaker Grover C. Wright Desmond C. Wray Ronnie A. Yoder Peter F, Young Ray Zimmet David Kane Fred Menowitz B. Michael Rauh Laurence Kruteck Clinton Curtis MOOT COURT The Moot Court Competition began in 1928 as the Law Club’s Competition. It con- tinued as a club competition until 1941 at which time it was entirely suspended. When competition was reopened in 1948 the club idea was replaced by the voluntary partici- pation of individuals. The participants of the Third year Moot Court semi-finals were David L. Schwartz and Dabney Overton, Jr., against Charles H. Osterhoudt and Anthony Unger, and Robert K. Webster paired with J. Jay Corson, IV, against Philip C. Learned and W. Bruce Baird. They argued the hypothetical case of Jackson v. Minor Motor Sales,- which raised the constitutionality of the Dealer's Day in Court Act of 1956, which gives an automobile dealer a right of action for damages against a manufacturer for violation of their franchise agreement. Two hypothetical cases were selected for argument in the second year Moot Court. One, Moss v. Fleming, concerned an action for personal injuries sustained by a lessee’s wife against the lessor for negligently permitting a path of ice to form on the leased premises during the lease period. The other, Dinwiddle v. Parkinson, was an appeal from the dismissal of plaintiff's complaint on the grounds that a liquor seller who furnishes liquor to an intoxicated person is not liable for injury résulting from his negligent act. Additional honors are awarded to the competitors by a committee which selects a few of the more experienced advocates to participate in three contests outside of the Law School; the National Competition, the Columbia-Virginia Competition and the Catholic University Competition. This year also saw the University of Pennsylvania here to argue against one of these teams. The selection committee this year consisted of Mr. McCoid. QUARTERFINALISTS Front: Corson, Eastman, Moyles, P., Clerk, Baird, Webster. Standing: Overton, Johnson, P., Callaghan, Osterhoudt, Learned, Schwartz. Missing: Frankfurt, Adams, Unger, Bossert, Smith, St. Clair, Cooper, Emerson. CALDERA hacia eS tscarninuioden a e oe N — Z = —_ co Ou a4 LL a) La O O Lhd N LARA DPR ibaa ga ci bat MM i dj a vilken iid clea iA ali ge adi aga adi aaa Aad LAW WIVES CLUB Since its organization in November, 1953, the Law Wives Club has sought to con- tribute to the Law School community, and also to be of social benefit to the students’ wives. Members of the group have enjoyed such speakers as Mr. Lee Middleditch, who spoke of the duties owed by wives to their lawyer-husbands; Miss Yolande Dancel, who danced and talked of her native Philippines; Mrs. Edward Yenger, who spoke on her travels through India; and Mr. Watson of Watson’s Beauty Salon, whose topic was beauty culture. The December meeting featured Christmas wrappings and decorations by members, skits and group caroling. Social events of the year included a bridge benefit held at the Monticello Dairy in November, a lobster party for husbands and wives at McIntyre Park, and the annual spring fashion show, presented this year in the Newcomb Hall ballroom, with fashions by the Colonade Shop, Kellers Shoe Store, Heaven to Seven, Town and Country and Levy’s. The proceeds derived from the bridge benefit and the spring fashion show were used to continue the Evelyn Farny Saunders Loan Fund, a fund under the sponsorship of the Law Wives Club for use by law students. The remainder of the proceeds from these projects was presented to The Barrister. Volunteers from the Law Wives Club aided in the preparation of The Barrister dur- ing the year, assisted in the Alumni Association with the annual Law Day, and acted as hostesses during Virginia Garden Week in Charlottesville. Marcia Adams Patricia Backer __ Elizabeth Simpson - Carol Dougherty Beth Smith — _ THIRD YEAR Marcia Adams Patricia Backer Sara Babner Nancy Bousch Katharine Buckingham Martha Cooley Ann Cary Debbie Danforth Carol Dougherty Ajax Eastman Melanie Harwood Jenny Jo Johnston Gretchen Keyworth Katrina King Pat Learned Susie Leckszas Doris Miller Jane Miller Sandra O’Keefe Denice Payne Mickey St. Clair OFFICERS Sally Rauh MEMBERS SECOND YEAR Jean Crompton Mary Boyd Jane Danilek Janet. Dougherty Barbara Eicher Adele Failmezger Susan Faison Reatha Kantor Nancy Knotts Louise Lawson Barbara Montgomery Carolyn Perry Sally Rauh Sally Somers Betsy Weiner Mary Somerville Terry Vanderkloot Mary Louise Walker Janice Wheeler Lynn Wright Sonja Comess pl, Ae _ Vice President President Vice President of Membership . Secretary Treasurer oe oe Assistant Membership Chairman FIRST YEAR Shiela Baker Nancy Beals Gail Bowers Margaret Callaghan Catherine Carter Penelope Colby Mary Neal Crook Marlene Davison Dorothy Dederick Mary Devoe Constance Dick Barbara Fine Nancy Gibson Kent Graham Nancy Hirtle Barbara Klein Marilyn Levy Mary Louise Lewis Elizabeth Lewis Jane McCoy Anne Manning Trudi Ann Nutt Carolyn Odom Mary O'Regan Donna Reynolds Jean Rutherford Lurlene Sagnuel Kate Sater Susan Schull Janet Sokol Virginia Soutter Bettie Simmons Martha Ann Stone Patricia Straub Patricia Ann Wilkinson Terry Whelan Virginia Whitticar Joann White alatitotate intial sisi eee SS FRATERNITIES 99 OE ESeAvIVrT NT tot Sm acaba ag ila laa agi AM ata Dain nels shes jin casas deisel takai aidan - Accom uscbbabat tise na dsc isis sls i A PHI ALPHA DELTA THOMAS JEFFERSON CHAPTER Founded in 1902. Established at the Law School in 1910. The Jefferson Chapter of Phi Alpha Delta, being the largest of the legal fraternities, continued its history of both social and non-social activities on a massive scale. During the year they held the required number of parties stipulated by the by-laws of the chap- ter, and threw in a few others for good measure. PAD continued its publication of the Law School Directory, which gives the names and addresses of all law students and faculty members. The Directory is distributed to the student body and administrative officers of the University without charge. In addi- tion, the Fraternity has contributed many hours of research in compiling class lists for a current Law School Alumni Directory which will be published in the near future. The speakers program was continued, with the Fraternity sponsoring speakers of current interest to the membership from both within and outside the University community. One of the highlights of the year was the District XII Conclave held in Richmond, Virginia. J. Jay Corson, IV, Vice-President of the District chapters, ably represented Jefferson Chapter at the conference. On the logistics side, PAD, working in close cooperation with the library staff, has been able, by means of intricate support movements, to keep the library supplied with enough ink and blotters to see the average student safely through the year. The Chapter, which is directing much of its efforts towards better relations with the alumni and towards recognizing leaders in the legat profession, is now making plans to initiate the Honorable Clement F. Haynesworth, Judge of the U. S. Court of Appeal for the Fourth Circuit, as an honorary member of Jefferson Chapter. The Fraternity’s interest in the law student’s well rounded education and physical fitness led to the encouragement of its membership in the gentlemanly contests staged by the Law School Intramural manager as well as the selected contests of the individual athletic directors of the respective fraternities. First Row: B. Payne, Cary, Webster, J. Payne. Second Row: D. Montague, Church, Wentworth, Glascock, Snead, Traub, Cameron, Hiden, McCoy, Probert, Henry, Hardy. Third Row: Arrington, Morton, Baird, Purcell, Ayers, Gibbes, Montgomery, Wilbourn, Grattan, Sander, Straub, Curtis. Fourth Row: Ryan, Jones, Thompson, Braxton, Murphy, Whitaker, Wright, Vest, Ackerly, H. Miller, McArver, Linehan, Ruffin, Vinson, Cluett, Somerville, Izlar. Missing: The X Section. Bobby S. Payne Miles Cary, Jr. R. Kenly Webster John M. Payne Joseph M. Whitehead John P. Ackerly, III J. M. Perry Archer Charles B. Arrington, Jr. J. Robert Ayers W. Bruce Baird G. Thomas Battle William F. Blue Harvey B. Bolton, Jr. Robert B. Boyle H. Harrison Braxton Robert G. Butcher, Jr. A. Lee Cameron George U. Carneal, Jr. Robert M. Carney Miles Cary, Jr. William G. Christian Randolph W. Church, Jr. H. H. Hunter Clarke Mark S. Cluett Rufus G. Coldwell, Jr. Talmage N. Cooley John E. Corrette, III J. Jay Corson, IV Thomas E. Costner Edmonson §S. Couric James E. Covington, Jr. Clinton J. Curtis Collins Denny, IV Thomas B. Eastman Wm. Pierce Elliott, Jr. Wm. T. W. Fennell Benjamin F. Few, Jr. A. Key Foster, Jr. Calvin W. Fowler Cornell S. Franklin Charles W. K. Gamble Joseph A. Gibbes Thomas E. Glascock George G. Grattan, IV Paul D. Hardy Daniel Hartnett Victor C. Harwood, Jr. Samuel J. Henry Grant B. Hering Robert B. Hiden, Jr. Martin R. Hoffmann William H. Izlar R. K. Kennon Jones David C. Jordan Russell M. King, Jr. Philip L. Knotts Don L. Kovach Harry G. Lawson Phillip C. Learned David C. Linehan Edward C. Maeder, Jr. Person, Archer, N. Smith, King, Walker, Costner. Sixth Row: Learned, Justice Vice Justice D. Lurton Massee, Jr. R. Dennis McArver Leland L. McCoy Henry H. McVey, III William G. Mead Andrew P. Miller H. Crane Miller David N. Montague Robert L. Montague, III Charles R. Montgomery Edward S. Moore, III Thomas O. Moore, Jr. Clay L. Morton A. Kenton Muhleman, Jr. W. Tayloe Murphy, Jr. Daniel E. O’Neil, III Bobby S. Payne John M. Payne Wm. L. Person, Jr. Clifford D. Pierce, Jr. Edward W. Probert Martin A. Purcell Rust E. Reid John B. Rhinelander Edmund S. Ruffin, III Maury A. Ryan Theodore Sander, III Clerk Treasurer Marshal W. P. Sandridge, Jr. Richard W. Shaffer Henry E. Simpson Alexander P. Smith Lloyd T. Smith Nathan M. Smith Charles D. Sneed, Jr. William G. Somerville Thomas A. Stark John H. Stennis C,, Ware IL, Suerpanie Chester J. Straub Thomas W. Thagard” G. Adrian Thompson Stephen I. Traub George B. Vest, Jr. Z. Taylor Vinson John L. Walker, Jr. Charles C. Webb R. Kenly Webster Charles Wentworth, II Philip B. Whitaker, Jr. Joseph N. White Joseph M. Whitehead Richard E. Wilbourn, II Desmond C, Wray, Jr. Grover C. Wright, Jr. 101 PHI DELTA PHI MINOR INN Founded in 1869. Established at the Law School in 1890. Minor Inn of Phi Delta Phi enjoys the distinction of being the oldest legal fraternity at the University. This chapter takes its name from John B. Minor, Professor of Law at the University from 1846 to 1895. Phi Delta Phi selects its membership from substantially the top fifteen per cent of the First Year Class. The Fraternity is a small but active organization and this year’s activities serve to emphasize this fact. In October of every year, Minor Inn makes its traditional entrance into Scott Stadium at the Homecoming football game. This annual function of the Fraternity is termed “Tally-Ho.” Years ago the pledges were required to enter riding mules but today the whole fraternity rides a horse-drawn carriage. After a liberal ‘‘wheel-oiling’’ party, the members don their robes and the driver's cry of ‘“Tally-Ho” starts the carriage’s careening swing around the stadium to the seats reserved for Phi Delta Phi. Rain, un- fortunately, cancelled this year’s appearance. Other fall activities included the fielding of a touch football team. This was Phi Delta Phi’s second year in the league and while the win-loss record was not marked with success, all those participating enjoyed the exercise and especially the halftime refreshment. The highlight of the year for Phi Delta Phi, and a memorable event for the Law School community as a whole, was the 52nd presentation of the Libel Show in April. This famous and traditional burlesque of the Law School faculty is written, produced and directed by Minor Inn. The show was originated back in 1903 and at first was part of the initiation program—solely for the entertainment of the Fraternity members. In later years it was opened to the rest of the Law School and University and except for a brief period during the 20’s when it was banned, the Libel Show has been an annual presentation of Phi Delta Phi. All the proceeds of the Show are presented to the Dean’s Fund. Phi Delta Phi also awards a fifty dollar prize each year to the member of the Law Review whose Decision is adjudged best by a faculty committee. snus i First Row; Herlihy, Overton, Nachman. OFFICERS Dap ieve Overton mn) Caren ees ee mento 8 2 2 Ee Cy nme Neh Via tl eee eee renee OR ee OR PLhomaasmleriaDy. ml Ui veees eee Sees Donate anil ecw eee ee ee ee MEMBERS Wesley P. Adams, Jr. James C. Barlow, Jr. Robert D. Bentley, Jr. James R. Bresee Richard S. Callaghan, Jr. Walter J. Cody, III Harry Clayton Cook, Jr. Michiel J. Dowd Gerald D. Fischer Peter R. Fisher Barry Kantor Lawrence R. Kruteck Robert G. Levy Orville H. Mann, Jr. Daniel F. O’Keefe, Jr. Second Row: Kantor, Bresee, Peters, Barlow, Third Row: Quinn, Cook, Pusey, Bentley, Dowd, Rabinowitz, Weiner. Fourth Row: Wetzler, Zimmet, Tyler, Wentworth, Adams, Mann, Rauh, Oppenheimer. oe ae UNG Ge ue Pee NCP CGACT Pe © pare Beer Clerk we. Historian Jerry L. Oppenheimer Matthew W. Perry, Jr. John O. Peters William A. Pusey John H, Quinn, Jr. Ralph Rabinowitz Michael B. Rauh David L. Schwartz John B. Tyler Laurence Vogel Paul V. Wentworth Monte E. Wetzler Alan R. Weiner W. Foster Wollen Raymond M. Zimmet Wollen. Fisher, in ore aw EO UNWOOI Une UTE DT Uam WC MDURE RTE TO ETON FY Wutiur ver fruet wven Wufetayreny furl: Sip ENTE ene. Pie ea wots ad abit iss hb ght tt lt hiatal DELTA THETA PHI ROBERT E. LEE SENATE Founded in 1900. Established at the Law School in 1919. Delta Theta Phi has a three-fold purpose which is accomplished through the co- operation of the students, faculty and alumni. Primarily, Delta’ Theta Phi serves as a medium through which ideas and suggestions for the benefit of the law student body may be exchanged. This ts exemplified by the organization’s bi-monthly luncheons where prominent businessmen, practicing attorneys, and members of the faculty are presented as guest speakers. Secondly, the fraternity serves as a social organization with parties regularly held throughout the year on Law School and University dance week- ends. Lastly, the organization serves as a link between students of the law and prac- ticing members of the profession. The chief project of Lee Senate is the running of the used book store in the basement of Clark Hall. Proceeds from this project are turned over to the Dean’s Fund. The Chapter has also supplied the Student Lounge with a rack for newspapers and permanent hard binders for the magazines. The national fraternity publishes, each month, a magazine, The Paper Book, which contains news of the fraternity and other articles of interest to the legal profession. te oF Weary ri. A means to an end —————— ee First Row; Bahner, C. Greer, Baumer, Backer. Second Row: Truitt, Crosskey, P. Moyles, Rhodes, Melnick, Crompton, Johnston. Carter. Third Row: Q. Moyles, Boyd, Cumming, Steele, Bossert, Fourth Row, Faison, MacGowan, Eicher, P. Greer, Dortch. OFFICERS SOV “UC Lest talleteydwVten 209) ee) his ee ee ey _ Dean Carroll artin sates eosin eee eee eee tS Vice Dean Kennet ire ae Stinettw asset pete acer ue se N Tribune Pauley G reCta eee ne ea Bde es Sy es Clerk of the Rolls Davida le Boyd goe5 eee e re ees) Bal ces oe. Clerk of the Exchequer Wit Litaiaag RIV Tl x ee ee ee es) Master of the Ritual Willian anderk ooteesee eee ee ee _... Bailiff MEMBERS Michael W. Duskas Robert E. Eicher William F. Faison Raymond T. Field Richard N. Greatwood Warren Green Cecil R. Greer Paul D. Greer Bernard V. Hall Charles Hughes John A. Johnston Edwin D. King Jolyon W. McCamic John L. MacGowan Phillip T. Backer. Thomas N. Bahner Walter A. Bossert David H. Boyd Joseph D. Boush Ronald T. Buckingham Kenneth K. Burnett John M. Carter David C. Clovis Charles S. Crompton John Crosskey Richard E. Cumming David B. Danforth Richard W. Dortch AMAA RAS ae RON Seca SLB dein SO a DEN Masi aden ame a LS Re NR CARS AM eT Carroll J. Martin Jack L. Melnick William R. Minnix Philip V. Moyles Quentin F. Moyles Henry Herrmann Donald H. Rhodes David F. Silver Siegfried W. Steele D. Fooks Truitt William R. Vanderkloot Robert B. Wiles Fred G. Wood Peter F. Young Edward E. Zehmer 4 SS i | | , 105 SIGMA NU PHI JAMES MADISON CHAPTER Founded at National University School of Law in 1902. Established at the Law School in 1938. Since Sigma Nu Phi’s inception at the Law School it has increased its size and activi- ties. The Fraternity provides a social outlet for its members, promotes improvements of Law School facilities and directs the attention of its members to matters of current in- terest through its national magazine, “The Owl.” This year Sigma Nu Phi held several luncheons along with a number of cocktail par- ties. Mr. Priest was undoubtedly the best received speaker this year and the parties that are most vividly remembered were those held at Peter Bass’ and John Roe’s. Last year the Fraternity established the Sigma Nu Phi Book Fund in memory of Bill Miller who was unfortunately killed in a plane crash. The Book Fund is supported by the voluntary contributions of the student body, and is used to provide books for stu- dents on scholarships. Sigma Nu Phi also maintains a free local telephone in the Stu- dent Lounge. This fall the Fraternity captured the intrafraternity football championship by defeat- ing all of the three other legal fraternities for the second year in a row. Our leader. Cool, man, cool. First Row: Roe, McCostis, Dougherty, Wheeler, Soroka. Abrams, Kershner, Somers, Trent. Conley. Ronald W. Dougherty Richard M. McCostis John J. Roe, III Hoyt N. Wheeler Peter B. Bass Allen H. Soroka John T. Abrams Peter B. Bass Conrad A. Buhler Gerald M. Conley John T. Conover Patrick F. Crossman Ronald W. Dougherty Irwin S. Fosnaugh Winfield A. Gartner Edward B. Heyd Herbert G. Hyman Peter R. Johnson Thonas B. Kennedy, Jr. Robert A. Keyworth, Jr. William D. Martin, III Richard M. McCostis Charles M. Osterhoudt Second Row: Comess, Pleasant, Wolfe, Third Row: Kennedy, Lewis, Dougherty, Frankel, Guthery, Ansell, Starr. Fourth Row: Failmezger, Pilaro, Heyd, Osterhoudt, Owens, Young, Bailey, Blakeslee, Chancellor First Vice Chancellor Second Vice Chancellor Master of the Rolls Master of the Exchequer Marshal Robert M. Owens Anthony M. Pilaro Robert W. Pleasant Sidney R. Prince, III John J. Roe, III Anthony P. St. John Allan H. W. Shiff Richard A. Silver James W. Singer, III Mark L. Stanton Charles F. Stein, III Anthony M. Unger Robert J. Wolfe Stuart B. Young Hoyt N. Wheeler Charlie T. Turner Ronald W. Dougherty Paul H. Frankel Peter C. Guthery Ira M. Starr Peter B. Bass Anthony M. Pilaro David K. Ansell Charles S. Bailey Benjamin M. Belcher Donald P. Blakeslee John F. Brill Alan B. Comess William P. B. Dougherty George R. Failmezger Paul H. Frankel Peter C. Guthery Richard G. Joynt Edwin H. Kershner David M. Lewis, Jr. Fred Somers, Jr. Allen H. Soroka Ira M. Starr Paul E. Trent PRUNE Teme Te TI Seer SVEN TCMTTIN EM te tee MT MME IMT NTR SPN ee te nN ‘SPORTS Under the direction of Intramural Chair- man Ron Dougherty, the Law School partici- pated in a wide variety of sports in the Uni- versity intramural league as well as in the Law School league which consists of all legal fra- ternities and teams representing the “Law Weekly,” “Law Review,” and “Barrister(?)” Football, played in the “unique University of Virginia tradition” and the Law School’s in- tramural team, the Barristers, progress to the all University quarter finals before being elimi- nated. Sigma Nu Phi’s football machine coached by Peter Bass and Ron Dougherty copped the Law School Fraternity championship with a perfect three win and no loss record. November also witnessed the continuation of a gridiron epic. A struggle between David and Goliath. Yes, once again the puny minions of the Law Weakly attempted a conquest of the mighty legions of the Law Review; and, re- markably, they succeeded. This colorfully bloody battle managed to commence when Chief Time Keeper, Keg Keeper (and Professor) A. J. G. Priest decreed that the Review stalwarts must desist from their alcoholic endeavors and take the field. Brother J. A. Gibbes was ejected from the contest at this time for concealing the keg cleverly in his stomach. Under the surveillance of ‘‘vacellating”’ Mearns and “‘hairsplitting’’ Meador the contest proceeded without the benefit of referees to the chagrin of rules conscious Review members. The Weakly’s hired punks, cheered on by the paper's, half lame and blind editorial staff, fared well—aided by the Review's manifested sense of justice, fair play, and basic sportsman- ship. The final score is unimportant from the standpoint of posterity; but for those who might be interested, the game ended in a nar- row Weakly victory. 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