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

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$pnria The scope of Law School athletic prowess was once again felt amont the UniversityCommunity this year. The fall season saw an unprecedented five teams emerge from the depths of the Clark Hall library to take part in Mad Bowl mayhem, with the third-year Clients, an irrespress- ible force buoyed up by various ineligible ringers whose names shall pass unmentioned, carrying off the IM trophy. The University tennis tournament witnessed an all-law school final as Lee Fentress was nipped by returning Davis Cupper Gene 8 c ott. Handball continued to provide an excellent means of losing the Law School blues and Mac Caputo found his way down to the Gym often enough to win the high-point title. With four teams, including the second-year, defend- ing-titilist Torts, competing in the basketball compe- tition, the Winter season offered continued variety for absentees from the Law Library. Volleyball made its entry upon the scene, possibly as a protest against the U. S. Olympic team's performance, and with the spring the three class teams were eagerly swinging their hats and dropping pop flies. The traditional fratricidal struggle between various Law School organizations again provided a unique outlet for frustrated athletes to direct abuse at faculty referees. Summing up:the reputation of the Law School-bg vivant is in no dang er. Samuel W. Hixon, Robert Wood, John Walteis, Paul Verkuyl.

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