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

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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

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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.

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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