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Who Speaks for the Children? Professor Jack Sampson and the Children’s Rights Clinic

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS LAW SCHOOL FOUNDATION, 727 E. DEAN KEETON STREET, AUSTIN, TEXAS 78705 Children’s Rights Clinic helps lawyers “speak for the child” When Judge Barbara Walther in San Angelo, Texas, signed an order to remove more than 450 children from the Yearning for Zion Ranch last April, she initiated the largest child custody case in U.S. history. Amid the media frenzy, Walther faced another task: securing an attorney for each of those children and making sure each of the attorneys had the appropriate training. To do this, she turned to the Children’s Rights Clinic at the University of Texas School of Law. For nearly thirty years, the Children’s Rights Clinic has been helping lawyers “speak for the child.” Full story on page 12. InCamera PHOTO BY CHRISTINA MURREY PHOTO WINTER 2008 VOLUME 7 ISSUE 2

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Professor Michael Sturley is an expert the Child? The Children’s Campaign for UT Law in admiralty law and Supreme Court practice. Next year he will receive a major Rights Clinic UT Law has set an ambitious goal of award from American Maritime Cases, raising $200 million over the next five and the Supreme Court Clinic, which For almost thirty years, the Children’s years. The money raised during the he helped found, boasts a remarkable Rights Clinic has trained generations of campaign will be used for support in record of litigating at the highest level. lawyers to represent the most vulnerable three broad categories—faculty recruit- members of society: children. ment and retention, student recruitment and support, and support for new and 8 The Center for Women expanded programs at the Law School. 18 Faculty News in Law Stefanie Lindquist 30 The George McMillan Fleming Center A recently launched initiative, the for Law and Innovation in Biomedicine Center for Women in Law will identify Lori Duke and Healthcare and address persistent issues facing women in the legal profession by Mira Ganor advocating for significant and lasting change. The Center’s ambition is to Elana Einhorn 32 The Glickman Fellowship in Public become a nationally acclaimed institu- Interest Law tion dedicated to improving the status Angela Littwin of all women in law. The Justice Corps Eliza Platts-Mills

On the cover: Martha Smiley, ’72, Nina Sean Williams Cortell, ’76, Catherine Lamboley, ’79, Linda Addison, ’76, and Lauren Eaton Prescott, ’75, meet at the Law School to discuss plans for Ernest Smith the Center for Women in Law.

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FOR SIXTEEN YEARS, UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS LAW

professor Michael Sturley has spent countless hours quietly working

on an ambitious project: negotiating and drafting a new convention

to govern international shipping. Although he has generally worked

behind the scenes, Professor Sturley’s strong leadership and influ-

ence in the development of maritime law have not gone unnoticed.

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K]bhYf&$$,UTLAW 5 Contributions to Maritime Law In September, American Maritime Cases (AMC), a leading mari- Maritime International committee that prepared a preliminary time-law publication, dedicated its seventeenth, five-year digest draft of the new convention for UNCITRAL, as the senior advi- to Sturley for his outstanding contributions to the field. Every sor on the U.S. delegation to the UNCITRAL Working Group five years, since its founding in 1923, AMC has honored promi- that negotiated and drafted the final convention, and as a mem- nent industry leaders, primarily federal judges and attorneys. ber of the UNCITRAL Secretariat’s expert group that assisted Sturley, in his twenty-fifth year at the School of Law, is only the and advised the Secretariat during the process. second full-time academic to receive this distinction. Sturley generally served as the U.S. spokesperson on sub- New York maritime attorney Chester D. Hooper said the stantive maritime law issues, providing invaluable advice and dedication was timely because the U.N. Commission on Interna- leadership to the delegation. “Everyone I asked said that Michael tional Trade Law (UNCITRAL) just completed its Convention Sturley was the leading U.S. (and perhaps the world) expert in on Contracts for the International Carriage of Goods Wholly or this area, and that he would be a key member of the delegation. Partly by Sea. Sturley began working on a predecessor domestic They were right,” said Mary Helen Carlson, a State Department project in 1992 and has been centrally involved ever since. attorney who assembled and led the U.S. delegation. The new convention not only updates international regimes “This is a highly complex, technical subject with a long written decades ago but also unifies aspects of transport law history. Many countries’ delegates did not have much back- that international agreements never addressed. While the ground in this area. Everyone came to rely on Michael,” United States adheres to its aging Carriage of Goods by Sea Carlson said. “Of course, he represented the United States, Act (COGSA), other countries follow a variety of different and therefore was always advocating the U.S. position on an maritime codes. In recent years, this breakdown in uniformity issue. But everyone trusted him, and looked to him to give a has caused commercial problems. fair, balanced, and accurate explanation of any issue.” Carlson

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“With Professor Sturley’s tremendous work on this convention, added that she often called Sturley the “intellectual spark plug” he’s helping to unify the world’s maritime law,” said Hooper, of the convention. past president of the U.S. Maritime Law Association. Tomotaka Fujita, the head of the Japanese delegation, said Sturley, who will formally receive the AMC award in New UNCITRAL colleagues often exclaimed with admiration that York next May, said he’s honored to be included among the the American professor could explain other delegates’ con- luminaries who have received this distinction. He noted the fusing statements. “Michael is one of the rare experts who honor was unexpected. “The people I work with appreciate can explain complicated issues in transport law so clearly that my contributions, but much of what I do is quiet, behind-the- even a layman with little knowledge can understand,” said scenes work. I’m never sure if anyone in the larger community Fujita. “Michael is no doubt one of a handful of people in the has any idea what I do, let alone appreciates it.” world who knows every detail of this important international With Sturley playing a key role, the U.S. delegation was at instrument.” the center of the UNCITRAL negotiations. The completed Not surprisingly, Sturley has written several law review convention—which addresses major changes in the industry articles (including for the Texas International Law Journal) about such as the development of electronic commerce and the UNCITRAL’s transport law project. In the coming year, he will shipping of goods in containers—was approved by the U.N. coauthor (with delegates from Japan and the Netherlands) a General Assembly in November. The convention’s formal treatise that will serve as a guide to the new convention. He is signing, which Sturley plans to attend, is set for September also scheduled to teach a seminar on the subject in Spring 2009. 2009 in Rotterdam. He said students will read the UNCITRAL public records, but In the past sixteen years, Sturley has served as the reporter on they will also hear about the behind-the-scenes negotiations. “I the U.S. Maritime Law Association’s committee that drafted a can tell them where these compromises really came from and proposal to amend COGSA, as the rapporteur for the Comité the motivations behind them.”

6 UTLAW K]bhYf&$$, Supreme Court Clinic Before joining the law faculty in 1984, Sturley clerked for U.S. a Supreme Court practitioner, he approaches problem solv- Supreme Court Justice Lewis Powell and practiced with Sullivan ing with a keen understanding of how the Court works and a & Cromwell in New York City. As a professor, he has written strategic sense of where the Court will go.” many articles on admiralty law and was instrumental, along Clinic students every year have had the opportunity to attend with UT Law professor and admiralty expert David Robertson, an oral argument in Washington, D.C., at the Supreme Court. in establishing the annual Judge John R. Brown Admiralty Moot This December, students will hear Frederick argue an age Court Competition fifteen years ago. But as his colleagues point discrimination case that the Clinic is handling. out, Sturley’s expertise and contributions to the Law School go Sturley is also frequently consulted in Supreme Court cases well beyond admiralty and maritime law. outside of the clinic context, often for his rare combination of Sturley also teaches and writes in the areas of property, commer- Supreme Court and maritime expertise. His clients have ranged cial law, and Supreme Court practice. Three years ago, he founded from impecunious seamen to some of the world’s largest and the Law School’s Supreme Court Clinic with attorney David most profitable corporations. Frederick, a 1989 graduate of the Law School who regularly Friends and colleagues describe Sturley as a very accomplished argues cases before the U.S. Supreme Court. man who is devoted to his wife, Michele Deitch, a criminal justice “The UT Supreme Court Clinic has been wildly successful, both policy expert and attorney who teaches at the LBJ School of pedagogically and with respect to the outcome of its cases,” said Public Affairs, and his daughters, Jennifer and Elizabeth. His UT Law professor Lynn Blais, also a codirector of the Clinic. She effective leadership style is often tied to his other personal attri- noted that Clinic students have the opportunity to work directly, butes, such as extreme intelligence, self-discipline, hard work, under faculty supervision, on cert petitions, amicus briefs, and enthusiasm, generosity, and patience. For all of his successes, merits briefs for submission to the Supreme Court, which is an however, Sturley remains modestly unaffected. “He’s the premier

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opportunity that many practicing attorneys never have. scholar worldwide in the field of maritime commerce,” Frederick “Beginning with one case, in which cert was granted, the Clinic said. “I had the rare opportunity once to dine with admiralty has grown under Michael’s direction to the point where it has scholars from around the world and, to a person, they spoke of many active cases at varying stages of litigation, offering students Michael’s giant contributions. From his modesty, one would never unparalleled experience in high-stakes practice. Michael’s vision sense his stature as an international legal superstar.” in creating the Clinic, and his commitment to its development, Robertson agreed. “Picture John Wayne with a law book,” have made a tremendous impact on the students who enroll, as he said. “Shipping lawyers worldwide understand that Michael well as the clients they serve,” Blais said. knows more about cargo law than anyone else. Specialists in U.S. Scott Keller, a 2007 UT Law graduate, is familiar with the last- Supreme Court practice are aware that Michael understands how ing impression that Sturley and the Clinic can make in one’s and when to seek or oppose certiorari. But Michael does not legal experience. Keller, who worked on the Clinic’s successful publicize these attributes to his maximum advantage. If he were first case, said Sturley imparted his knowledge “through a patient a self-proclaiming man, he’d be immensely rich by now.” style of teaching that encourages students every step of the way.” Sturley is driven not by the limelight but by a passion for interna- Keller will clerk for Justice Anthony Kennedy in 2009–2010. tional issues, which he said was nurtured growing up in a household Sturley also had a profound influence in the life and career that hosted foreign graduate students every year. He gained his of his Clinic codirector Frederick, who as a law student worked interest in maritime law while attending Oxford University, where as Sturley’s research assistant. “He’s been a loyal and supportive the brightest law students were encouraged to study international friend to me for more than two decades, as his role has changed trade. Another turning point in his career path was clerking for from mentor to collaborator,” Frederick said. “As a teacher, Justice Powell. “If it hadn’t been for that Supreme Court clerkship, Michael could be maddeningly thorough, walking carefully it’s much less likely that I’d have an interest in Supreme Court through each proposition until reaching the conclusion. As litigation, and the experience to enable me to do it.”

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8 UTLAW K]bhYf&$$, As career advancement and work-life balance continue to be elusive for women in the profession of law, a group of attorneys have undertaken a new venture. The

Center for Women in Law at the University of Texas School of Law will identify and address persistent issues facing women in the legal profession by advocating for significant and lasting change. The Center’s ambition is to become a nationally acclaimed institution dedicated to improving the status of all women in law. H\Y7YbhYf T]`KcaYb W\@Uk

by DIANA SMITH

SINCE WOMEN ATTORNEYS the profession for many years. A group of the Center for Women in Law at first cracked the “glass ceiling” decades of pioneering women who graduated the University of Texas School of Law. ago, they have made great strides, some from the University of Texas School of Today, the women who founded the ascending to the highest levels in the Law in an era when it wasn’t common Center are giving back to the Law School profession. Along the way, however, for women to pursue law as a career and leaving a legacy for women with law many still find that they face pervasive began talking about this dilemma in a degrees and for generations of women limitations of opportunity or encounter much different, more purposeful way, who are just beginning their path in obstacles in their chosen profession. fueled by a real determination to fully law—by creating an initiative devoted Some leave the practice of law alto- understand and effectively address the to success across the entire spectrum of gether, or seek other career avenues. underlying causes of the issues faced women in law. This reality has been the subject of by women lawyers. These early conver- “Most of us—the women who came casual conversations among women in sations ultimately led to the creation out of the Law School in the seventies—

Front row (left to right): Cathy Lamboley, ’79, Nina Cortell, ’76, Linda Addison, ’76, Claudia Frost, Vicki Land, ’76; middle row (left to right): Diana Marshall, ’73, Linda Broocks, ’78, Martha Smiley, ’72; back row (left to right): Gail Watkins, ’76, Jane Macon, ’70, and Executive Director Hannah Brenner, gather at their annual retreat to discuss plans for the Center for Women in Law.

K]bhYf&$$,UTLAW 9 found ourselves being the first at almost profession remains challenging. “We Addressing these Dilemmas anything we did,” said Nina Cortell, ’76, know that women now enter the legal “We envision the Center serving women a partner with Haynes and Boone, LLP, profession in equal proportion to men, in several ways,” Cortell explained. “It in Dallas. Cortell has been widely rec- and some have ascended to the highest will be a resource for women who are law ognized for her expertise in handling positions in the field: Supreme Court students or who have graduated and are complex appeals during her thirty-year justice, law school dean, attorney general, in the profession. We will also work with career, and she is a founding member managing partner, general counsel, law firms, businesses, and academia to of the Center for Women in Law. “Often senator, governor, and presidential help assess and encourage the advance- we were the first women in our firms. We candidate,” Brenner said. “More and ment of women in whatever paths they were the first to seek certain policies such more are leaving practice—or exiting the choose after they graduate from law as maternity leave and to deal with the workforce entirely—as career advance- school.” issue of balancing our legal practices with ment opportunities and work-life balance With its doors now open at the Law raising our children. We also led the way continue to be elusive. Those who stay School and its first executive director in in working with a judiciary that wasn’t are finding fewer opportunities for place, the Center has recently unveiled always used to women in the courtroom advancement. The percentage of women plans for its inaugural Women’s Power and corporations that weren’t used to in leadership positions has plateaued far Summit on Law and Leadership, a women in the boardroom.” Cortell and below the point of gender parity.” gathering of the country’s top lawyers, the Center’s founders are trailblazers “This is an issue that has been impor- scheduled for the spring of 2009. The who truly paved the way for the genera- tant to me for a really long time,” said Summit will be a historic gathering of tions that followed. Sylvia de Leon, ’76, the first woman leading women in the law, anchored by

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Cathy Lamboley, ’79, spent three partner at Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer the Honorable Sandra Day O’Connor decades in the legal department at Shell & Feld, LLP, in the Washington, D.C., and convened by a distinguished Advi- Oil headquarters in Houston, eventually office, and a founding member of the sory Board comprising the top lawyers advancing to vice president and general Center. “We need to recognize the costs in America, from eminent scholars counsel—the first woman to achieve this to institutions, firms, and companies in whose research focuses on issues like distinction at Shell. Now retired, Lam- terms of lost productivity when women gender equity and work-life balance to boley is also a founding member of the drop out of the workforce. I think managing partners at large law firms to Center. For a woman in a predominantly this is a cost that society simply can’t high-ranking women in politics and the male industry, the path was not easy. She continue to afford. There are enormous judiciary. The Summit will be chaired played an integral role in changing the numbers of women coming out of law by Diane Yu, former Chair of the ABA culture at Shell, contributing to the school. We’ve reached the fifty percent Commission on Women. company’s diversity and inclusiveness mark in the top twenty law schools in “The Summit will bring together initiatives in the 1990s. Lamboley empha- the country. But the percentage of those women lawyers at the highest levels sizes that there are still gains to be made: women who remain in the career of law within the various sectors of the pro- “The numbers for women in the profes- is significantly lower. The easy answer has fession, to gain access to the most sion as a whole have remained pretty always been that women leave because cutting-edge research, share strategies, static, if not gotten worse. And there is they want to pursue having a family, or and develop solutions, culminating in a real shortage of women advancing to a different area of interest, but if you the drafting of a platform—the Austin leadership positions.” really talk to the women who have left Manifesto—that calls for specific, Attorney Hannah Brenner, the Cen- the profession, many of them describe concrete steps to tackle the stubborn ter’s first executive director, confirms the hurdles they faced or the lack of obstacles facing women in the legal that the path for women in the legal opportunity.” profession today,” Yu said.

10 UTLAW K]bhYf&$$, Brenner added that Summit participants will be encouraged to continue their association with the Center, returning as leaders-in-residence and serving Founders as faculty for an ongoing leadership academy. In conjunction with this historic event, the Center has taken on a major The Center for Women in Law research project, gathering data, articles, and other scholarly work on the issues facing women in the profession for what will be the most comprehensive collec- represents the vision and commitment of its tion of its kind. The Center will work with law students and practicing lawyers, founders, a dedicated group of alumnae and with the goal of addressing inequalities and securing meaningful opportunities friends from across the United States who for women in law. conceived of the Center and provided initial The Role of Philanthropy—Leaving a Legacy funding for its endowment. A senior partner in the litigation department of Fulbright & Jaworski, LLP, in Houston, Linda Addison, ’76, has enjoyed a longtime relationship with UT Linda Addison ’76 Law and is a trustee emeritus of the University of Texas Law School Founda- tion. She has been a true catalyst in conceiving and implementing the Center Marcia Backus ’83 and in recruiting other founders. “It became clear to me after speaking with Melanie Barnes ’81 women early on who supported the Law School and had a relationship with it Laura Beckworth ’83 that rather than simply write a check, they really wanted to leave a legacy for those who followed,” she said. “The Center’s concept really resonated with the Linda Broocks ’78 women I talked to.” Dori Budd ’83 In an evolution of traditional philanthropy, the idea for the Center started Katy Civins ’75 with only a few women, among them Addison, Cortell, de Leon, and Laura Hagen, ’76, but that initial group has today grown to include more than thirty Nina Cortell ’76 founders from across the country, all of whom have contributed personally and Franci Crane ’78 financially to make the Center a reality. “Our first core group of about five or Sylvia de Leon ’76 six founders were all from the Law School Class of 1976,” de Leon said. In one of his last acts as dean, Bill Powers gave the green light to the Center, Claudia Frost and the Center gathered momentum under the leadership of Dean Larry Sager. Michelle Goolsby ’83 “When I was first introduced to twenty-five or so of the founders of the Center at Laura Hagen ’76 lunch one afternoon, I realized that they constituted an extraordinary group of talented, successful, and generous women,” Sager said. “They are a remarkable Peggy Heeg resource for a community of ideas and constructive projects like UT Law, and Karen Hirschman ’83 their Center is going to be a remarkable resource for the diverse enterprise we Norma Fink Huffaker ’58 call the legal profession. I am a great fan and supporter of the Center.” Addison added that once word got out about the Center, the phone started (in memoriam) ringing. “People heard what we were doing and called and said, “I really want Tracey Kennedy ’90 to be a part of this, and more than that, I want to help. This included women Chris LaFollette lawyers who were not even UT Law graduates.” “The Center’s founders have each made a significant financial contribution Cathy Lamboley ’79 to turn the concept into a reality,” said de Leon. “I think that’s very important— Vicki Land ’76 when we announced the Center, we could say that it was built on the financial Ann Lents ’74 contributions of women.” Supporting the Center isn’t just about giving money to the Law School. It Janiece Longoria ’79 is also about giving time and expertise to the project. “One of the remarkable Jane Macon ’70 things about this undertaking is the level of donor involvement,” said Carla Coo- Diana Marshall ’73 per, the Law School’s assistant dean for alumni relations and development. “We have worked to build consensus around how to move forward with plan- Carrin Patman ’82 ning the Center from the first day. This new model of philanthropy is not, Lauren Eaton Prescott ’75 perhaps, the most conventional,” Cooper said. “It’s unique and it is the one Martha Smiley ’72 we’re committed to.” Jan Summer ’76 Changing the World Tammy Tran ’86 “You reach a point in your life when it’s time to share the lessons you’ve learned Gail Watkins ’76 in meaningful ways that can, hopefully, impact a broader group—perhaps even a whole generation,” Addison said. “I not only hope but expect that the Anonymous Center will level the playing field for women who choose to use their law degrees both inside the profession and in other ways. I—we—expect it to change the world.”

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ON APRIL 7, 2008, JUDGE BAR- from across the state in the intricacies of Leslie Strauch recorded a training video bara Walther in San Angelo, Texas, representing children. Texas law requires that the Texas State Bar is still using. signed an order to remove more than that any child removed from the home The training goes over the specifics 450 children from the nearby Yearning for abuse or neglect be appointed an of child protection litigation in Texas, for Zion Ranch, kicking off what prom- attorney—called an “ad litem,” mean- but it also covers the complexities of the ised to be the largest child custody case ing “for the case”—to represent him or ad litem attorney’s primary role: speak- in U.S. history. Amid the media frenzy her. Ad litem training is required of any ing for a child. An ad litem attorney that descended on West Texas, Walther attorney representing a child. is appointed to represent the child in faced another task: securing an attorney “They were under the gun to get some- court, communicating to the best of his for each of those children and making thing in place with the timeline they had or her ability the desire of the child in sure each of the attorneys had the appro- in place,” Childress said. “You have four- the case. Many attorneys are surprised priate training. teen days after the department is given by this role. For help, she turned where judges and temporary custody of a child until the “All of these attorneys from all over child welfare professionals have been first hearing. I gathered and updated the state came to San Angelo and said, turning for almost thirty years: to the materials I had presented many other ‘We want to help,’” Duke said. “But Children’s Rights Clinic at the University times, and we headed to San Angelo.” about half the people in the room were of Texas School of Law. Childress and Duke provided training shocked to discover that you have to fol- By the wee hours of the morning of to more than fifty attorneys on April 11, low the direction of a child. If the child April 11, Children’s Rights Clinic faculty and their presentation was videotaped can form an attorney-client relation- members Charles Childress and Lori and made available to additional attor- ship, communicate their desires, and Duke were headed to San Angelo, where neys. Subsequently, Childress, Duke, and no exceptions apply, the child directs they would train volunteer attorneys Children’s Rights Clinic faculty member the attorney.”

K]bhYf&$$,UTLAW 13 A Complicated Case The attorneys who flocked to San Angelo ¿G]cQO\\]bdS`SabW[ObSbVS faced challenges more daunting than simply grasping the role of an ad litem. The children removed from the Yearn- W[^OQbbVWaQZW\WQVOaVOR]\ ing for Zion Ranch are members of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (FLDS), a sect of the bVSZOeBVS1VWZR`S\Âa@WUVba Mormon Church known to live commu- nally and practice polygamy. Attorneys had to understand the culture of this 1ZW\WQVOaPSS\W\d]ZdSRW\SdS`g isolated group in order to represent its children. The children were removed after an ^WSQS]TZSUWaZObW]\bVObOTTSQba anonymous report by a caller identifying herself as sixteen-year-old “Sarah” who said that she had been raped and abused OPcaSRO\R\SUZSQbSRQVWZR`S\W\ by her much older husband. CPS inves- tigated, and though “Sarah” was never found, the department determined that bVWaabObST]`OZ[]abbVW`bggSO`aÀ children at the ranch had been abused or were at immediate risk of future abuse because of the church’s practice of marrying young girls to older men, Childress said. “They decided to take a In November, seven months after the usually in “spiritual marriages” not rec- digital photograph of each child, put it removal of children at the Yearning ognized by the law. in a folder and give it to the ad litem, to for Zion Ranch, the FLDS case was still The state removed all of the children help the attorney identify the child to active. Some cases have been dismissed, at the ranch because the communal be represented.” others have been combined. DNA test- living arrangements there made deter- Finally, there was the cultural divide ing was ordered to enable the state to mining family units, or even a more that attorneys had to cross even to determine the parents of children in broadly defined “household,” nearly communicate with the children they the case. As of late August, Childress impossible. represented. The media made much of estimated that 275 ad litem attorneys “There’s a section of the code that says FLDS culture by focusing on the pastel were still working on the case. And the trial court may consider sexual abuse prairie dresses and swooping hairstyles for all the controversy and hubbub of one child in determining whether of the women and girls, but FLDS surrounding the case, those attorneys there is an immediate danger to all of members’ separation from mainstream were still focused on the key task of most the children in the household,” Chil- culture extends far beyond their garb. effectively speaking for the child. dress explained. “The department was The children at the ranch likely had trying to follow the rules as it understood never had access to television, radio, or Speaking for the Child them. They may not have understood the media, so concepts like a judge, a Before 1979 no one spoke specifically for that they were biting off more than they courtroom, and a legal process would the child. The courts and Child Protec- could chew.” have been foreign to them. tive Services were focused on the best Suddenly the state had hundreds of To help attorneys understand that, the interest of the child, but the child was children to shelter and provide repre- San Angelo training took advantage of not represented. That changed when the sentation for. And the muddled nature the expertise of Lenore Knudtson, an Texas Legislature, responding to a court of the family units further complicated Arizona attorney with extensive experi- case that had reached the U.S. Supreme the situation. Instead of being able to ence working on FLDS cases in Colorado Court, passed a bill providing for the appoint one attorney ad litem for each City. Knudtson traveled to Texas to help appointment of an attorney ad litem in sibling group, as is common, the trial attorneys understand the specific chal- all cases where the state sought custody— court felt compelled to provide an ad lenges of working with FLDS clients. either temporary or permanent—or litem for each and every child, because it “It’s going to be very important to termination of parental rights. often couldn’t determine who parented communicate in language they can At the time, no attorneys in the state an individual child or where sibling understand,” she told attorneys in the had experience doing this work. The relationships existed. training. “They’ve never seen Judge Judy. Children’s Rights Clinic was born the “There was a tremendous amount They’ve never seen any news programs. following fall. of confusion not only in terms of who You’ve got work to do just building a Founded by professors Jack Samp- each of these children was related to, but common vocabulary to dialogue about son and Cynthia Bryant, both of whom even in terms of the children’s names,” the case.” are still members of the School of Law

14 UTLAW K]bhYf&$$, Leslie Strauch and Lori Duke K]bhYf&$$,UTLAW 15 faculty, the Children’s Rights Clinic set communicate with the attorney. They Shaping Texas Law about providing representation for chil- met with child development experts to As the attorneys and students at the dren in Travis County who were removed understand how children form relation- Children’s Rights Clinic were making from their home and training law stu- ships at different ages. decisions about how to represent chil- dents to provide that representation. Over time, they developed some guide- dren, they were also helping to shape From the beginning it was clear that lines about how ad litem attorneys work the law. Sampson is one of the foremost the work of speaking for a child in a with their clients. For example, there are experts on children’s law in the state and custody case was complicated, and there very few instances in which an attorney has helped write the bulk of the code were no precedents to which Sampson can substitute his or her judgment for related to that law. School of Law dean and Bryant could turn. that of the child. Larry Sager recently presented Sampson “There really wasn’t any place we could “If you are appointed as an attorney with a distinguished service award for his go to find out what you’re supposed to for a child and the child is under age, it extraordinary commitment to improving do to be a lawyer who represents some- doesn’t mean the client isn’t in control the laws that affect Texas families and to body who, for instance, crawls on the of the case,” Sampson said. “If you have a educating students through the clinic. floor and can’t talk to you,” Bryant said. fourteen-year-old who wants to go home, Bryant has been appointed by the “What were our responsibilities to the it’s the obligation of the attorney to seek Texas Supreme Court to several task client? Jack [Sampson] and the students that goal. forces, notably one that studied the and I were involved in making decisions “The test is not whether what the child foster care system. Recognizing that child about that.” wants will be in the best interest of the custody cases often drag on for years, To do so, they examined the ethical child. The test is whether what the child leaving the lives of the children in limbo, requirements of lawyers. They sought wants will be ‘seriously injurious’ to the the task force proposed that any time a similar areas where a client might be child. Only then can an attorney veto child is removed from a home for abuse diminished in his or her capacity to the child’s request.” or neglect the case needs to be resolved

16 UTLAW K]bhYf&$$, within that year. In 1997 the legislature enacted the recommendation, and the governor signed it into law, resulting in ¿BVSaSO`S`SOZZgW[^]`bO\b the strongest law in the country to pro- tect children in the system. Bryant sees her role on such com- QOaSaO\ReVS\bVSgU]b]b`WOZ mittees as one of representing the Children’s Rights Clinic and its extensive experience with children. O`UcOPZga][S]TbVS[]ab “You cannot overestimate the impact this Clinic has had on the law,” Bryant said. “The Children’s Rights Clinic has W[^]`bO\bQOaSaObbVSQ]c`bV]caS been involved in every piece of legisla- tion that affects abused and neglected children in this state for almost thirty G]cÂ`S\]bbOZYW\UOP]cb[]\Sg years.” The Clinic’s attorneys also expect that the FLDS case will lead to changes in G]cÂ`S\]bbOZYW\UOP]cb^`]^S`bg the family code, if not in the upcoming legislative session then in a subsequent one. G]cÂ`SbOZYW\UOP]cbOYWRO\R Back in Travis County The Children’s Rights Clinic has never eVObÂaU]W\Ub]VO^^S\b]bVOb lost its focus on the day-to-day work of representing children and giving law students the opportunity to get experi- QVWZRc\bWZbVSgO`SSWUVbSS\À ence in court. In the fall and the spring, the students and faculty of the clinic take on a large percentage of the cases initiated by Child Protective Services in to work all the things they’re learning very well known. The clinic is a good Travis County. in the classroom. In the end, they are opportunity to make sure people are Strauch and Duke work as supervis- better prepared and have better tools aware of the issues and what an attor- ing attorneys at the clinic, overseeing than many practicing attorneys.” ney’s obligation is to a child.” about a dozen law students. Each stu- The experience the clinic offers Although the media shine the light on dent is assigned three ongoing cases and students is invaluable for all students, cases like the FLDS case or more extreme receives three new cases over the course but for some, it actually opens up career cases closer to home, clinic faculty say of the semester. Students are the primary possibilities. That was the case for Duke, that most cases are more straightfor- attorneys on the case and are respon- who was a student in the clinic in the ward, and most children end up being sible for meeting with their clients and 1990s and then pursued a career repre- returned to their families, whether that representing them in court. senting children. means a return to their parent(s) or to The task can be a large one. The first “It was a great experience,” Duke said. a member of the extended family. But hearing happens within fourteen days, “After taking the clinic, I knew that was one thing that faculty, past and present, and student attorneys are charged with what I wanted to do. I got to work with won’t tell you is which cases have stood meeting with the children they represent people, I felt like they were important out or been most important. They and and entering a legal world that includes issues, and it was interesting work.” their students know that every time they children, parents, extended family, Child She went on to establish her own prac- are speaking for a child in court, the Protective Services, social workers, court- tice representing children as well as to work is critical. appointed special advocates for the work as staff attorney for a judge who “These are really important cases, and children, and often mental health and presided over such cases in court. Now when they go to trial, arguably some of medical personnel. back at the School of Law as a faculty the most important cases at the court- “We have a wide range of clients, member and supervising attorney at the house,” Strauch said. “You’re not talking from one week old to seventeen, almost clinic, she’s excited about giving students about money. You’re not talking about eighteen, years old,” Strauch said. “We the opportunity to work with children property. You’re talking about a kid and teach students how to get information in court. what’s going to happen to that child from and talk to their clients, and how “I think there is a real need for good until they are eighteen. What we do and to see themselves as a player in the ad litems for kids,” she said. “It’s an area teach here is really important.” process. The clinic allows students to put of the law that is very specific and not

K]bhYf&$$,UTLAW 17 New Faculty Profiles “I study the courts as political institu- tions,” said Lindquist, who holds the Thomas W. Gregory Professorship in Law. “As the third branch of government, they obviously make policy judgments just like the other two branches. So I’m interested in how judicial decisions reflect those policy judgments and how they also reflect a judge’s policy preferences.” Examining the political dynamics asso- ciated with decision making in appellate courts was a natural progression for Lindquist. “I had studied political science in undergraduate school, and I was still interested in political science even after practicing law for a number of years,” she said. “After I got my Ph.D. in political science at the University of South Caro- lina, it just made sense to look at the combination of law and politics.” In Measuring Judicial Activism, sched- uled for publication in April 2009, Lindquist and coauthor Frank Cross, a frequent collaborator and the Herbert D. Kelleher Centennial Professor of Business Law at UT’s McCombs School of Business, apply social science methods in an attempt to better quantify the mean- ing of the term “judicial activism.” “‘Judicial activism’ is such an ambigu- ous, politicized term that nobody really knows what it means,” Lindquist said. “We are trying to come up with an index of activism that uses multiple empirical dimensions so that we can actually rank judges to determine the real activists and those who show restraint.” In the book, Lindquist posits that judicial activism is best understood as increasing the judiciary’s influence at the expense of the elected branches Stefanie Lindquist of government. Using her skills as a PHOTO BY MARK RUTKOWSKI PHOTO social scientist, she develops empirical measures to examine activism as it relates to the judiciary’s willingness to further Stefanie Lindquist the policy or ideological objectives of justices. This provides a more objective The Politics of Appellate Law definition of activism by studying how justices exert their policy preferences by JUDGES HAVE OPINIONS, AND NOT JUST THE LEGAL VARI- using judicial review to invalidate legis- ety—their opinions also extend to public policy issues. But do those opinions influ- lative or executive actions, by granting ence judicial decision making? That’s a question that intrigues Stefanie Lindquist, a litigants increased access, and by over- legal scholar and social scientist who wants to understand how an individual justice’s ruling precedent. ideological and policy preferences might influence appellate courts at both the state “I’m also interested in the federal and the federal levels. Lindquist recently joined the law faculty; previously, she taught courts as an administrative body and at Vanderbilt University. how the U.S. Supreme Court monitors

18 UTLAW K]bhYf&$$, and ensures uniformity of outcomes across the lower tiers of the federal court system,” Lindquist said. “The Supreme Court is tasked with having the final say of what the law should be, but there are not enough resources and capacity to monitor every single decision that’s rendered by the lower courts. So I’m interested in studying the federal courts H\YF\Yhcf]W from that organizational perspective.” Her interest in organizational and administrative structure also extends to state courts. She is currently working on cZFYghfU]bh another project with Cross, funded by a National Science Foundation grant, UbXh\Y=XYc`c[m to study stare decisis in state supreme courts. “The rule of law requires that the law cZ5Wh]j]ga be stable, predictable, and relatively uniform across courts so the same by STEFANIE A. LINDQUIST, JOSEPH L. SMITH, and FRANK B. CROSS law applies to all people who bring claims,” she said. “One dimension of CRITICISM OF JUDICIAL ACTIVISM HAS BECOME COMMON- that is how the structure of judicial place in political debate. In recent years it has been political conservatives who have institutions shapes the predictability most often sounded the alarm that unelected, activist judges are intruding on the of law. There are substantial variations prerogatives of the elected branches. This criticism traces to the Warren Court era, across the states in how judges are when conservatives called for “judicial restraint” or “strict constructionism” in place selected, the size of the courts, their of liberal judicial activism, contending that “when liberal Courts overturn democrati- jurisdictions, and the length of their cally enacted laws in favor of liberal, activist constitutionalism, they destroy citizens’ terms. These factors can shape their rights to democratic participation and self-government.” According to these critics, willingness to respect existing precedent “liberal, activist judges” substitute their personal preferences for the will of the people. and their willingness to reverse it.” The controversy over judicial activism has become an important issue in recent Lindquist’s research for the project, election campaigns, as well as a central concern in debates over Supreme Court “Predictability and the Rule of Law: nominations. In 2004, for example, former Attorney General John Ashcroft claimed Overruling Decisions in State Supreme that “intrusive judicial oversight and second-guessing of presidential determinations Courts,” has revealed that courts with . . . can put at risk the very security of our nation in a time of war.” While much of shorter terms seem more willing to the attack on judicial activism is populist in nature, academics and judges—such as overturn precedent to conform to their Robert Bork, Charles Fried, Antonin Scalia, and Michael McConnell—make similar policy preferences. arguments. Professor McConnell, for example, has objected that “rule by judges” is “They have less to lose and their time “inconsistent with the principles of self-government.” At the time of his appointment, horizon is shorter,” she said. “There Justice Scalia expressed concern about an “imperial judiciary.” seems to be a pretty strong relationship Yet the claim that conservative judges are more restrained than their liberal coun- between institutional structure and a will- terparts has also been challenged, especially in connection with decisions rendered by ingness to reverse precedent.” the Rehnquist Court. The National Director of the ACLU declared that the Rehnquist Lindquist, who taught political science Court had become “one of the most activist courts in American history.” Critics of the at the University of Georgia and both Rehnquist Court have claimed that conservative justices were quite activist when the political science and law at Vanderbilt substantive outcome satisfied their ideological preferences. University, is looking forward to teaching Justices may find restraint more palatable when they agree with the policy con- law full time at the University of Texas sequences of the government action being evaluated. Indeed, the potential for at Austin. conflict between the justices’ substantive ideological orientations and their professed “My career has followed what has been belief in judicial restraint may manifest itself along several institutional dimensions. a trend in law schools generally, and that Conservative justices’ substantive preferences for conservative policies may conflict with is undertaking a more empirical exami- legislative, gubernatorial, or judicial policy choices made at the state level (see Bush nation of courts, judges, and institutional v. Gore, for example), all of which may be produced by elected bodies in the states. In behaviors,” Lindquist said. “I get to bring this situation, not only are conservative justices faced with a conflict that implicates to the table the tools of social science, their commitment to judicial restraint, but to federalism as well. Or the justices’ prefer- which not all law professors have. It’s ences may conflict with outcomes produced by the coordinate branches in the federal always nice to have something new to government. Thus, the justices may be faced with constitutional challenges to federal add to the discussion.” —Tom Gerrow legislation, or to constitutional or statutory challenges to federal administrative actions,

K]bhYf&$$,UTLAW 19 New Faculty Profiles that require them to evaluate the propri- ety of decisions rendered by the elected Congress and the President. In these situ- ations, the justices must decide whether to defer to the elected branches or sub- stitute their own judgments for those of elected officials. Yet in doing so, they may find they face a tension between their preference about the substantive law or policy at issue and their commitment to judicial restraint. In the expanded version of this paper, we explored these various dimensions by focusing on the degree to which conservative rhetoric advocating judicial deference to the policy actions of the Lori Duke

elected branches (at the federal and state BY MARK RUTKOWSKI PHOTO levels) actually comports with reality. In particular, we focused on (1) the extent to which the rhetoric of judicial restraint Lori Duke characterizes the voting behavior of conservative justices faced with consti- Giving Children a Voice in tutional challenges to federal and state statutory law, and (2) the extent to which the Courtroom such rhetoric is consistent with conser- vative justices’ voting behavior in cases IT WAS IN HER FINAL YEAR AS A STUDENT AT UT LAW THAT raising challenges to the administrative Lori Duke, ’95, somewhat accidentally discovered the animating passion that has actions of the executive branch at the now led her back to the Law School. She signed up for the Children’s Rights Clinic federal level. In our analysis, we equated for the reason that many do—“mainly for the practical experience,” as she puts judicial restraint with a tendency to it—but the cases she worked on soon took hold of her heart as well as her head. uphold the decisions of legislators and Jack Sampson, her current boss, was and is the director of the Clinic. Cynthia Bryant, federal administrative agencies. her supervising attorney, gave her the freedom—and the awesome responsibility—to We found that, although in both represent these children under Bryant’s knowledgeable supervision. “The Children’s instances conservative justices were some- Rights Clinic gave me the first real opportunity to use my legal knowledge and skills to give what more “restrainist” toward legislative my clients—abused and neglected children—a voice in the courtroom,” Duke said. and executive action, that restraint was Now, after more than a decade of child-welfare legal work, she’s back at the contingent on the source of the law at Children’s Rights Clinic as a supervising attorney. Under her guidance clinic students issue. Thus, after controlling for ideologi- provide representation for abused and neglected children in lawsuits filed by Child cal preferences regarding the substantive Protective Services. policies challenged in the cases, conser- After Duke graduated in 1995, she lived a dual legal life for a while, practicing vative justices were more deferential to insurance insolvency law at an Austin firm in the morning and representing children state (as opposed to federal) legislation, and parents on the dependency docket in the afternoon. “In the mornings I paid my and to action by executive branch (as bills,” she said. “And in the afternoons I did work I truly enjoyed.” opposed to independent regulatory) From 1998 to 2000 she served Travis County district court judge Scott McCown as agencies. These findings suggest that a staff attorney. Judge McCown had already composed the petition titled “On Behalf countervailing considerations may actu- of the Forsaken Children of Texas,” which played a major role in persuading the ally explain the conservatives’ “restraintist legislature and then-governor George Bush to increase funding to Child Protective

orientation”: (1) their ideological com- Services. “I learned many things in Judge BY MARSHA MILLER PHOTO McCown’s courtroom,” she said. “One of mitment to state power and principles of them was the importance of high-quality representation for children. I saw the impact federalism, and (2) their ideological com- a good attorney could make in giving relevant information to the judge so that he mitment to a powerful executive branch. could decide issues that would impact the child’s future. I also saw attorneys who Indeed, when read in tandem, our results had obviously never met their clients, could not articulate their clients’ independent reflect a conservatism that is particularly positions, and who routinely accepted CPS’s version of events and plans. I felt that critical of congressional power. those children deserved to be heard.” Six more years of private practice followed her district court service, and then

The full version of this article can be found in the last year she took advantage of an opportunity to engage more closely with some Spring 2007 issue of Constitutional Commentary. of the other major interests in her life. She accepted an appointment in Armenia

20 UTLAW K]bhYf&$$, with the American Bar Association’s Rule of Law Initiative, serving as liai- son to the country’s legal education programs. She helped law schools set up new clinical programs and monitor existing ones, and she also helped the country’s premier law school, Yerevan State University, to incorporate more critical thinking and legal reasoning into its curriculum. “Under Soviet rule and even afterwards, legal train- ing consisted almost entirely of rote learning and memorized recitation,” she explained. “It was really exhilarat- ing for the students to begin applying their critical capabilities in classrooms and clinics.” She took her three children, ages ten, six, and four, with her to Armenia, while her husband remained in Austin. “A great experience for them and a won- derful opportunity for me,” she said. Living in Armenia was not the first international experience in Duke’s life. She learned some Arabic from her Lebanese grandmother grow- ing up in Arlington, Texas, and she double-majored in government and Near Eastern studies at her undergrad- uate alma mater, Cornell. She spent a semester at the American University in Cairo improving her spoken Arabic and learning about Egyptian culture. After she graduated she returned to the American University in Cairo to work in its continuing adult education programs and to help organize regional confer- ences on economic and social issues. She has realistic goals for her work at the Children’s Rights Clinic, tempered Mira Ganor with idealistic optimism: “Represent- BY MARK RUTKOWSKI PHOTO ing abused and neglected children is not lucrative work, but it is incredibly rewarding. The clinic’s aim is to help the Mira Ganor Law School turn out lawyers with strong practical skills. The students handle the Follow the Money cases and are responsible for represent- ing children, talking with others in the IN A HIGH-TECH ECONOMY, SUSTAINED INNOVATION RE- dependency system, and advocating for quires the efficient allocation of capital, as well as protections for both entrepreneurs their clients. The practical skills that and investors. Of course, none of that is possible without laws and regulations to the clinic offers will translate well into create a level playing field on which companies can compete. But sometimes that whatever area of practice a graduate field can get a little bumpy, and when it does, Mira Ganor wants to find out why. follows. Of course, if some of them have “The main focus of my research is private equity and venture capital, and the cor- an experience like I had at the clinic and porate governance of public companies,” said Ganor, an assistant professor in the decide to represent abused or neglected School of Law. children and give them a voice in the It’s an area that Ganor knows well from her time practicing law in Tel Aviv, where courtroom, I would be very pleased.” she focused on financial transactions involving venture capitalists, investment banks, — Jerry de Jaager and local technology entrepreneurs.

K]bhYf&$$,UTLAW 21 New Faculty Profiles

These days, Ganor looks at the funding boards—useful information when try- environment with some trepidation. She ing to align management’s interests with Elana expects the current economic turbulence those of shareholders. to affect investment in new technology Another recent paper, “Investing in Einhorn companies but hopes the market will find the Competition,” describes a subtle and a way to continue funding start-ups. rather unusual anti-takeover strategy that, “The financial crisis is, unfortunately, surprisingly, doesn’t involve the company Trading the going to affect pretty much everything,” targeted for acquisition, but rather its Courtroom for Ganor said. “There will be less investment competitors in the marketplace. in technology and innovation, and that is A company employing this strategy, the Classroom part of the problem. Right now the focus which Ganor calls the “barrier to team is on solving problems in the housing formation” scheme, invests just enough ELANA EINHORN, ’89, JOINED THE market, which will help with the credit in a rival to make acquisition by a third University of Texas School of Law this year crunch. But I think we need a more direct company prohibitively costly. This as a legal writing instructor. As a faculty focus on making sure entrepreneurs get approach works by effectively discount- member, she is now able to combine two the money they need.” ing a competing bid from the company of her passions—the law and teaching. She added, “I think they will be okay that made the initial investment, which After a number of years in a warp-speed in the long run. There is always a need can discourage the third company from practice environment, Einhorn is glad to for technology, but it will be tough if they entering a bidding war in which it is at a be back in a collegial setting. It’s a perfect don’t get the funding they need.” disadvantage. fit for the Texas civil appellate specialist, With the massive declines in the stock The problem, as Ganor sees it, is that who has more than a decade of experi- markets, funding new companies might shareholders of the company targeted ence in working with judges in state and make sense for investors who don’t have for acquisition are negatively affected federal court. many better options at the moment. by a non-agent and they have no legal “As a staff attorney at the Texas “Hedge funds that are suffering have remedy with which to block the anti- Supreme Court, I spent a lot of time work- less money, but they also have fewer takeover mechanism. Ganor proposes ing with the new law clerks as they would places to put it right now,” she said. “If a split-bidding solution, which would come in, and I always enjoyed that aspect they divert some of their funds to ven- allow a potential buyer to eliminate the of my job very much,” Einhorn said. “We ture capitalists, that will help, at least for discount by offering two different prices would get a new group of law graduates a while.” for target company shares in general every year, and it was educational for me Ganor has a particular interest in the and those specifically held by the bid- because they had all kinds of energy and competitive landscape of the corpo- ding rival. enthusiasm and new ideas about things. rate world and the factors that shape Even when she’s working on policy However, then they would have to learn management decisions. Currently, she issues or legal theory, Ganor relishes dig- about forms or writing an opinion and is examining how publicly traded com- ging into the data during her research. what was expected of them. I always liked panies employ various anti-takeover “Empirical research into the law is rela- imparting the institutional knowledge.” mechanisms. Her work has explored tively new, and I’m glad there seems to A native of Miami, Florida, Einhorn some surprising trends, such as why be a lot of interest in it here,” she said. was a judicial clerk for the Honorable managers would agree to dismantle a “I’m all for theory, but if you can check it Nathan L. Hecht of the Texas Supreme staggered board of directors. statistically and actually prove it, then that Court, as well as the Honorable Edward “Staggered boards can be a good is a great result. I’m always happy when I C. Prado, federal district judge for the anti-takeover mechanism, because it can come up with a data set that can help Western District of Texas. She later served entrenches management, securing me learn more about the subject.” as a staff attorney to the Honorable John the jobs of the managers,” Ganor said. With convenient access to Austin’s Cornyn and the Honorable Deborah G. “But they’re not good for shareholders well-developed network of investors and Hankinson, both former justices on the because they increase agency costs. So entrepreneurs, Ganor is hoping to do Texas Supreme Court. I wanted to investigate situations where some empirical research into venture That experience makes her exception- managers voluntarily de-staggered boards, capital in the near future. ally qualified to teach Brief Writing and which is surprising because it seems to be “Practicing law is very rewarding Oral Advocacy. “Writing is the single most against their own interests. I wanted to because you are in the middle of the important thing that lawyers do,” she said. find out what motivates managers in their action,” Ganor said. “But I prefer “I’ve had judges tell me you can lose decision process.” academia because you can reach many a case on oral argument, but you win She discovered that shareholder more people and you have more freedom it on the brief. That’s how important pressure, in the form of non-binding to focus on what you believe is important. writing is.” resolutions, and the amount of the You can also think about the big picture, In the spring Einhorn will expand her CEO’s unvested options correlate with the society as a whole, and not just a role even more when she directs the Thad a willingness to dismantle staggered particular client.”—Tom Gerrow T. Hutcheson Moot Court Competition.

22 UTLAW K]bhYf&$$, She also will serve as one of the faculty clerkship advisors. “I am really excited about that position because I spent two-thirds of my professional career working for courts as a law clerk or a staff attorney,” she explained. “It’s such a wonderful opportunity, and I am looking forward to helping students get clerk- ships all over the country.” Einhorn graduated with high honors from Florida International University in Miami before coming to UT Law. Except for two years spent clerking in San Anto- nio, she has lived in Austin since she started law school in 1986. “The biggest difference now from when I was a student is the technology,” she said. “When I was a student in law school, maybe one person in a section of 100 had a laptop in class. Now, of course, every single student has a laptop open all the time—unless their professors say they can’t.” Yet there are things that have remained the same. “Many of my professors are still here,” she said. “Plus, what has not changed is that you have to learn the basics one step at a time—what are the elements of a claim or a defense, how do you connect the law up to the facts, and how do you weave them together in a way that is going to persuade a judge to rule in your favor?” Einhorn particularly enjoys the interac- tion with students. “The upper-division classes are smaller, so you can really see students blossom and improve.” When not at the Law School, Einhorn practices Iyengar yoga, a discipline that places a great deal of emphasis on form and attention to detail. “Just like the law,” she said with a laugh. “The form and structures of the poses are impor- tant, and you must hold the posture for a particular amount of time in the cor- rect way. That leads to physiological and mental benefits, and it’s also very relaxing.” She is also the mother of an eight-year-old daughter. What is the one piece of advice Einhorn gives to students who want to succeed in her class? “Make a good faith effort and appreciate the fact that the work will yield results; it will help you in your careers. You have to be able to communicate orally, but writing is the foundation for presenting your ideas to the world, and Elana Einhorn

PHOTO BY MARK RUTKOWSKI PHOTO that’s what lawyers do.”—Diana Smith

K]bhYf&$$,UTLAW 23 New Faculty Profiles will have access to extensive, continu- ally refreshed information about more than 80,000 people who are dealing with bankruptcy-related issues. In 2006 she was selected as an American Bank- ruptcy Law Journal Fellow by the National Conference of Bankruptcy Judges. Littwin’s interests in bankruptcy, con- sumer issues, and commercial law inform three articles she recently completed. In one, published earlier this year in the Texas Law Review, she reports her empiri- cal findings that many lower-income consumers would prefer credit cards that allow them to proactively restrict their purchases in targeted ways, for example with low credit limits or by blocking the ability to purchase from certain specific merchants. “Enabling credit card users to set limits on themselves in advance is likely to prevent problems down the road,” she said. The Federal Reserve has endorsed a recommendation similar to hers in its recent proposed amendments to the Truth in Lending Act disclosures, and MasterCard has now introduced a card with similar features, the “inControl” card. In an article published this year in the Illinois Law Review, Littwin uses original research among low-income women to test the “substitution hypothesis,” which states that if restrictions are placed on one form of credit (credit cards, in this instance), borrowers will respond by using other, less desirable forms of credit (such as pawnshops or rent-to-own busi- nesses). Her findings suggest that many borrowers in fact find relatively sound sources of credit, such as catalog buying. “Catalog borrowing creates installment payments, with interest payments built Angela Littwin in to fixed monthly charges,” she said. “So borrowers know what they are getting themselves into.” She draws a parallel between these Angela Littwin forms of borrowing and mortgage pay- ments: “In a fixed mortgage structure, An Empirical Look at the homeowner knows exactly what each payment will be, as compared to Bankruptcy Law the more exotic variable mortgage instru- ments that can confuse and even mislead NEW ASSISTANT PROFESSOR ANGELA LITTWIN IS TEACHING a home buyer. Many credit card offer- bankruptcy this semester as she also continues her important research and writing ings have become similarly complex and in that area. She is one of the principal investigators for the Consumer Bankruptcy potentially fraught with dangers for the Project, which has been the leading study of consumer bankruptcy for the past consumer; installment-type plans are twenty-five years. She founded the Bankruptcy Internet Data Project, a database clearer.” of consumers who seek pre-bankruptcy credit counseling; through this project she She is also a coauthor of a forthcoming

24 UTLAW K]bhYf&$$, American Bankruptcy Law Journal article that evaluates the impacts of the major bankruptcy law amendments adopted in 2005. “While bankruptcy filings have declined substantially,” she said, “the amendments do not seem to have achieved one of their principal goals, namely a reduction in the percent- ages of debtors who could repay their obligations but use bankruptcy to avoid doing so.” Littwin graduated from Harvard Law School in 2002 and then clerked for Judge Rosemary Barkett of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit. In 2003 she cofounded ROAD—Reaching Out About Depression—a client-driven organization serving low-income women. ROAD employs workshops taught by the low-income women themselves to help others resolve their own legal and other issues. “We started ROAD to address the problem that many of the low-income women in community organizations were reluctant to take on leadership roles despite their evident capabilities,” Litwin explained. “The women them- selves were the other cofounders of the program, and they were the ones who suggested depression as a lens through which to approach this leadership issue. Often their depression, and that of other women served by ROAD, stems from childhood sexual abuse or other severe trauma. Thanks in large part to their determination and dedication, ROAD is now approaching its five-year anniversary.” In 2005 she stepped down from her leadership role at ROAD and returned to Harvard Law School as a Climenko Fellow, teaching for three years in the Eliza Platts-Mills PHOTO BY MARK RUTKOWSKI PHOTO legal research and writing program there. She’s happy to be at the University of Texas now. “Many of the most profound Eliza Platts-Mills investigations of consumer credit issues, including the Consumer Bankruptcy Advancing Community Project, began and developed here at UT Law, so there’s a tradition of looking Development at things in ways that combine statistical substance with individualized particu- WHEN SHE GRADUATED FROM HARVARD FIFTEEN YEARS AGO, larity. It’s an ideal environment for the Eliza Platts-Mills knew she wanted to advance the causes of affordable housing and work that I love to do. Add to that the community development, but she wasn’t sure in what capacity. After a year in the fact that the students are so bright and Washington, D.C., office of Congressman Norman Sisisky, she committed another year engaged and the faculty is so insightful to AmeriCorps VISTA, where she laid the groundwork for a federal Self-Help Hous- and supportive, and I can’t really think of ing grant in rural Virginia that enabled thirty-six low-income, first-time homeowner a better place to be.” —Jerry de Jaager families to pool their labor to build new homes, financed by subsidized federal loans.

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Persuaded by those experiences that teaching fellow in Georgetown Univer- Sean the law would help her help others, sity Law Center’s Affordable Housing and Platts-Mills enrolled at the University of Community Development clinic, where Williams Virginia School of Law. After receiving she provided legal representation to ten- her J.D., she clerked for U.S. District ant associations that, under a distinctive Sociological Court judge Jerry Buchmeyer, ’57, in D.C. law, have a right of first refusal to Dallas. Judge Buchmeyer is renowned purchase their apartment buildings Perspectives for his humor—his “et cetera” columns in when those buildings are put up for the Texas Bar Journal have been collected sale. Working with students in the clinic, WHEN HE GRADUATED FROM into a book, Texas Courtroom Humor—and Platts-Mills represented tenant associa- college thirteen years ago, Sean Williams for his wise jurisprudence. “Judge Buch- tions across D.C., some from buildings knew just where he wanted his career to meyer was a great representation of the with as many as 100 units, at various stages go: he would earn a Ph.D. in sociology best of Texas and the best of UT Law,” of the ownership process, providing and teach at a university. “I’ve wanted Platts-Mills said. “I remembering thinking them with legal advice and transactional to teach for almost as long as I can that if I were to come back to Texas one services related to purchasing, financ- remember,” he recalled. “Sociology fas- day, I hoped it would be to Austin.” ing, rehabilitating, and managing the cinated me because it helps understand Before her return this year—to an buildings, and formally converting them how people behave and what is going adjunct professorship in the Community under D.C. law from rental properties to on below the surface of that behavior.” Development Clinic—Platts-Mills held homeownership communities. It was after graduation, when he was three posts in Washington, D.C. The first At the UT Community Development working at the Urban Institute in Wash- was with the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Clinic—which is a partnership between ington, D.C., to gain some practical Department of Justice. The case that occu- the Law School and Texas Community experience before applying to gradu- pied most of her time there involved the Building with Attorney Resources (Texas ate schools, that his career path shifted. prosecution of a manufacturer of false C-BAR), a project of Texas RioGrande He was asked to help with a study to teeth for impermissible exclusive dealing Legal Aid—she is doing similar work, test the hypothesis, widely espoused by agreements. “The experience was great,” though generally in different arenas. state and federal lawmakers, that vigor- she recalled, “and the nature of the case The clinic’s students provide nonprofits ous enforcement of statutory rape laws led to some more opportunities for humor, and small for-profit organizations in would substantially reduce teen preg- though not at Judge Buchmeyer’s level. low-income communities with business nancies. The study demonstrated that People were telling me this was a good law services that they need in order to only a small percentage of all teenagers’ case to cut my teeth on, and to be careful achieve sustainable economic develop- pregnancies would fall within the scope not to bite off more than I could chew.” ment; among other things, the students of statutory rape laws. “I realized then Her work at Justice was a bridge to her assist with negotiating and drafting that law professors got to do the kinds next job, with the Washington Lawyers’ contracts, making choice-of-entity deci- of investigations that interested me and Committee for Civil Rights and Urban sions, and obtaining tax-exempt status that solid research could do more than Affairs, where she litigated cases involving from the IRS. show important patterns; it could have a civil rights, housing, police misconduct, “Helping people start and succeed at direct impact on policy,” he said. Williams and public accommodations. One of her a small business, which is most of what went on to earn a law degree from the primary cases was a fair housing lawsuit we do here at the clinic, has the same University of Chicago, serve as an appeals brought against the District of Columbia core elements as helping them purchase court clerk, and teach and conduct government on behalf of low-income and manage their own residential build- research at Harvard Law School. tenants of multifamily apartment build- ings,” Platts-Mills explains. “Many of the In his first year at UT he’s teaching ings, alleging that the city’s housing code legal and practical issues are the same, family law and a seminar on behavioral enforcement policy discriminated against and in both cases you have people who law and economics, subjects that enable Latino and Vietnamese tenants on the are learning how to do something that is him to combine his legal scholarship basis of their national origin. One of the very important to them, and your job is to with his interest in human behavior. Two central issues in the case was why the D.C. help them negotiate the legal process to recent law journal articles demonstrate government chose to condemn and close do it right in a way that also strengthens the nature of his explorations. In one, the apartment buildings where those them to meet future issues and challenges he examines postnuptial agreements— tenants lived, rather than using various with increasing awareness and wisdom.” contracts signed during a marriage less harmful tools, such as prosecuting Earlier this year, Platts-Mills married that control the division of assets if the the malfeasant landlords or spending Tom Chmielewski, an Austin-based couple divorces—from the perspective available, dedicated city funds to fix hous- businessman and world traveler whom she of bargaining theory. “Courts have often ing code violations and place liens on the met in Durban, South Africa, two years assumed that the bargaining dynamics properties. ago as he was undertaking a seven-month within an intact marriage are materially She continued and expanded that backpacking journey from Johannesburg different from those in the premarital housing-related work as a graduate to Jerusalem. —Jerry de Jaager context, and that those differences justify

26 UTLAW K]bhYf&$$, over-optimism may lead, among other things, to considerable underinsurance in relation to major life events.” Research that Williams conducted at Harvard about how corporate general counsels hire, fire, and manage outside counsel will be included in a study to be published next year. He helped design the survey instrument used to query hundreds of GCs about their practices, and he conducted scores of interviews. “Although there’s a lot of nuance in the findings, the one thing that didn’t really surprise me is how much the GCs’ decisions revolve around personal relationships. What doesn’t?” He’s liking the way his relationships at the University of Texas are shaping up. “The students are great here,” he said. “The law faculty has been exception- ally welcoming, and faculty from other parts of the University have shown a genuine interest in collaborative proj- ects.” He reports, for example, that when he recently went to the business school to introduce himself to a profes- sor whose work intersects with his, that professor soon called in four colleagues and they all discussed ideas for collab- orative research. “A lot of schools talk about cross-disciplinary research and transcending institutional barriers, but I’ve already seen that it’s part of the culture here at the University of Texas,” he said, adding that some of the inter- disciplinary research that has interested him most, such as the 2000 book The Fragile Middle Class, came from UT faculty working across academic disci- plines. (Law professor Jay Westbrook cowrote The Fragile Middle Class with colleagues from the sociology department and the Law School.) An avid outdoorsman who has back- packed throughout the United States and

PHOTO BY MARK RUTKOWSKI PHOTO Sean Williams in South America (and who now swims virtually every day at Barton Springs in addition to his other activities), Williams greater judicial oversight of postnuptial will work out and how legal protections likes the warmth of Austin’s weather as agreements,” he said. “I suggest that the will serve them if those decisions don’t much as he enjoys the warmth of its peo- courts have it backwards, and that for turn out well. “In marriage and divorce, ple. “After growing up in New York State, many reasons postnuptial agreements are in employment, and in other situations, going to college just outside Philadelphia, in fact more likely to be equitable than people often have expectations that are working in D.C., and then spending three their prenuptial counterparts.” much rosier than the data suggest they years in Chicago and three in Boston, it In the second article, he shows how should be, and they tend to hang on to has completely sunk in that I’m just not a factual information changes—or most those expectations no matter how clearly cold-weather person,” he said. “I love the often doesn’t change—people’s expecta- or forcefully those data are presented to way it feels here: real seasons without real tions about how certain key life decisions them. In the article I say that this ‘sticky’ winter. Perfect.”—Jerry de Jaager

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John Massey, Ernest Smith, and Libba Massey Professor Ernest Smith Honored with Massey Teaching ExcellenceAward

EAN LARRY SAGER OF and last spring he taught the first-ever who have been in my classes. I have, I the University of Texas wind power law course to be offered at hope, contributed in some way to their School of Law recently an American law school. Smith was hon- success as attorneys and as fine, hon- 8announced that Ernest E. Smith, the Rex ored with the award at a reception at the orable men and women. There is no G. Baker Centennial Chair in Natural Law School on October 15, 2008. honor that could ever mean more to Resources Law, is the recipient of the “Teaching law has been my life for me than the Massey Award for Teaching 2008–2010 Massey Teaching Excellence over four decades,” Smith said. “I can- Excellence. I am deeply grateful for Award. Professor Smith, an internation- not imagine a job that could have been receiving it and to John and Elizabeth ally recognized energy law scholar and more personally rewarding than teaching Massey for establishing the award.” a former dean of the Law School, has and getting to know the hundreds—or Smith earned his undergraduate taught at UT Law for forty-five years, more probably thousands—of students degree from Southern Methodist

28 UTLAW K]bhYf&$$, University and his law degree from Har- Massey have been wonderful members of lives,” John Massey said. “These Excel- vard Law School. He joined the UT Law our community; they have been tremen- lence in Teaching awards which we have faculty in 1963 and quickly established dously generous and actively involved in established at various places throughout his reputation as an expert in the field making UT Law an even better environ- the UT system are our way of expressing of oil and gas law and as an excellent ment in which to teach and learn. We appreciation for the traditions of great and popular classroom teacher. Smith are marvelously lucky to be graced by teaching at UT and, more specifically, to served as dean of UT Law School from teachers like Ernest and supporters and recognize and honor the great teachers 1974 to 1979. counselors like John and Libba.” of today.” Smith is coauthor of a leading case- In the fall of 2004, the Law School The University of Texas School of Law book, Oil and Gas Law (West, 5th ed., announced the endowment of the has long had one of the outstanding 2007), and a leading treatise, Texas Massey Teaching Excellence Award by faculties in the nation in terms of both Law of Oil and Gas (3 volumes, 2nd ed., John H. Massey, J.D. ’66, and his wife, scholarly distinction and success in the LEXIS Law Pub., 1998, & 2007 updates). Elizabeth S. Massey, B.S. ’61. The Law classroom. He also teaches in the area of property, School is charged with presenting The Massey Teaching Excellence and is coauthor of a widely used text, the award to a faculty member who Award Endowment is one of the most Cases and Materials on Property (Founda- “epitomizes the School’s priority of generous of its kind in the nation. The tion, 9th ed., 2007). Smith has been a providing the highest quality of teaching first recipient of the award was UT visiting professor at several law schools, to its students.” Law professor David Rabban, a lead- including Harvard Law School. The Masseys live in Dallas, where ing scholar in free speech in American “It is a very, very happy moment at UT Mr. Massey has had a successful career history and labor law, and a member Law—one in which we can acknowledge as an investor and executive in radio, of the University’s elite Academy of three remarkable members of our com- television, and the insurance business. Distinguished Teachers. Stanley Johan- munity of ideas and constructive projects Elizabeth Massey has long been active son, the nation’s foremost scholar on at once,” Dean Sager said. “Ernest Smith as a community volunteer. wills and estates, who is also a University has been a favorite teacher of genera- “Libba and I both received excel- Distinguished Teacher, and one of John tions of our students, and by changing lent educations at the University of Massey’s former professors, was the them for the better has changed the Texas from which we have benefited second recipient of the award. world as well. And John and Libba throughout the entirety of our adult —Laura Castro

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The George McMillan Fleming Center for Law and Innovation in Biomedicine and Healthcare

N THE STRENGTH OF AN INITIAL COM- the Vinson & Elkins Chair at UT Law and an expert in law and mitment of $2.5 million from George M. bioethics, will examine the idea that innovation in biomedicine Fleming, ’71, the University of Texas School is a complex process involving science, law, ethics, and policy; Cof Law will create the George McMillan Fleming Center and that lawyers and policymakers can learn much about the for Law and Innovation in Biomedicine and Healthcare. law’s role in biomedicine and healthcare innovation from The Fleming Center will address the broad sweep of human a careful examination of a major, ongoing area of scientific concerns implicated at the junction of law, medicine, ethics, research and controversy. The societal debate over the use of public policy, and the management of healthcare delivery. embryonic stem cells has enmeshed law, politics, and science Faculty will conduct research on the many ways in which law in controversy since the ability to culture human stem cells impacts biomedical and healthcare innovation, including was announced in 1998. This topic presents an extraordinary patent law and the development of new drugs and therapies; opportunity to explore how law, ethics, and policy affect the ethical and regulatory constraints on the research process; and process of innovation and development in science, and thus ways to remove barriers to access to new therapies. It will also the speed at which it yields healthcare benefits. sponsor a fellowship devoted to access to health benefits and The Fleming Center’s fellowship in health, law, and advocacy service; research and public lectures on the global emergence will be awarded to a graduating Law School student for two of constitutional rights to healthcare, and on human rights years of postgraduate public service legal work [see related and health more broadly; and the development of programs story on page 32]; a visiting faculty appointment for a distin- addressing childhood obesity and health-related interventions guished scholar working in this area; and enhanced faculty on behalf of impoverished children and their families. The research opportunities for current UT Law faculty engaged Fleming Center will propel the University of Texas School in significant healthcare-related scholarship. of Law into the forefront of research in the areas of law Early next year, Sandy Levinson, who holds the W. St. John and health. Garwood and W. St. John Garwood, Jr. Centennial Chair, will host an international conference on constitutional design. As a The Law, Innovation, and Stem Cell Conference key part of that event, the Fleming Center will sponsor a panel, To begin these multifaceted initiatives, the Fleming Center led by Willy Forbath, the Lloyd M. Bentsen Chair in Law, on will host a conference in the Spring of 2009 on the legal issues the constitutional right to healthcare and the possibilities and surrounding stem cell research. This conference will launch dilemmas of judicial enforcement of that right. Thanks to the the George McMillan Fleming Center for Law and Innovation Fleming Center’s generosity, this panel will bring together two in Biomedicine and Healthcare. It will be held at the School of leading jurists, the Honorable Dennis Davis of the High Court Law next Spring. The conference, chaired by John Robertson, of South Africa and Justice Antonio Benjamin of the Supreme

30 UTLAW K]bhYf&$$, Fleming’s gift creates an endowed chair at the

School of Law, the George McMillan Fleming

Chair in Health Law and Policy, in honor of his late father, a pioneer and respected leader in healthcare management. George Fleming

Court of Brazil, who will share their own and their nation’s This is not Fleming’s first gift to the Law School. In 2005, experiences in this domain of “constitutional design.” In addi- Fleming donated $1.25 million for a major renovation of the tion, a leading student of judicial enforcement of the right to student dining commons—renamed George’s Café by the Law healthcare around the globe, Professor Florian Hoffman of School in his honor—and to broaden programs and services the London School of Economics, will be participating. available to law students through the Career Services Office, as Fleming’s gift creates an endowed chair at the School of Law, well as to establish the George M. Fleming Faculty Excellence the George McMillan Fleming Chair in Health Law and Policy, Fund to recruit and retain outstanding faculty. in honor of his late father, a pioneer and respected leader Fleming graduated from the School of Law after having in healthcare management in Houston for the better part earned his undergraduate degree from UT-Austin (BBA ’68). of four decades. George McMillan Fleming held a doctorate He practiced with the U.S. Department of Justice for five years, in education, which he used in the field of hospital admin- where he gained invaluable trial experience, particularly in istration. He was the administrator of a number of hospitals personal injury cases. He returned to Austin to private practice in Texas, notably Methodist Hospital in Houston and Santa for a time, and then founded the law firm of Fleming & Associ- Rosa Hospital in San Antonio. He was elected president of the ates in Houston in 1981. The twelve-attorney firm has earned Texas Hospital Association and was awarded the Earl Collier a national reputation representing plaintiffs in mass tort, con- Award—the Texas Hospital Association’s highest award for a sumer, personal injury, and property damage litigation cases. distinguished hospital administrator. In discussing his most recent gift to UT Law, Fleming noted The gift that creates the Fleming Center is a further demon- that Dean Larry Sager approaches his work with the question stration of the Fleming family’s long-standing commitment to “how can we improve tomorrow what we’re doing today?” That healthcare and the myriad issues surrounding it. Earlier this has been Fleming’s approach to life throughout his impres- year, Fleming and his brother, Scott, established the George sive career as a litigator—an approach he also learned from McMillan Fleming Center for Healthcare Management at the his father. University of Texas School of Public Health. UT Law will have “I have said before that ‘we are all in this together,’ and no a presence at this center as well, by providing faculty to teach one understands that more keenly than George Fleming,” said courses in law and healthcare. Sager. “George’s life and career are animated by the belief that “The interface between bedside medicine and the business we are a community and that we bear responsibility one to the of medicine often pits care against profit,” George Fleming other. I am profoundly grateful to George for the confidence said. He said that his father approached this potential paradox he has in the Law School to carry forward this ideal—a confi- with the belief that work done along this fine edge is best done dence that underlies his generosity and that we will work very as a collaborative effort. hard to honor.”

K]bhYf&$$,UTLAW 31 G9=N9H<985M.H<975AD5=;B:CFIH@5K IH@Uk @UibW\Ygh\Y >igh]WY7cfdg N NOVEMBER 2008, THE LAW SCHOOL LAUNCHED THE Justice Corps, a visionary new program to increase access to legal assistance and to support graduates interested in serving the public interest. The Justice Corps offers two-year fellowships to recent Law = School graduates to work for public interest legal organizations. Fund- ing has been secured for three fellowships: the UT Law Faculty Fellowship, the Julius Glickman Fellowship, and the George M. Fleming Fellowship. The first was created and funded four years ago by fifty-one faculty members and by The Glickman the Law School; the second is a new fellowship supported by Julius Glickman, Fellowship in Public ’66; the third is a new fellowship supported by George M. Fleming, ’71 [see Interest Law related story on page 30]. When fully funded, the Justice Corps will send a group of eight or more outstanding new alumni each year to work on two-year assignments with non- The Glickman Fellowship in Public profit legal organizations serving underrepresented people and communities Interest Law was established in 2008 through across the world, so there will always be at least sixteen Justice Corps Fellows a generous gift from Julius Glickman, ’66. Its working for equal justice for all. purpose is to increase access to justice in the The Justice Corps will help to fulfill a critical need for legal services. Despite United States. legal aid providers and pro bono groups, the legal profession can handle The Glickman Fellowship will support an out- only 20 percent of the legal issues of those in our society who cannot afford standing graduating student or judicial clerk to them. The most direct way to solve this problem is to increase the number of work with a public-interest legal organization available attorneys. Unfortunately, nonprofit organizations serving this popu- to provide legal services to underrepresented lation are chronically underfunded and can rarely afford to hire a recent law individuals or groups. Sponsoring organizations school graduate unless that person’s salary is covered by a fellowship. Every must be nonprofit organizations. Preference year, Law School graduates seek such jobs, but many are unable to secure such will be given to projects with the potential to work unless they obtain a highly competitive fellowship from one of the few make a significant contribution to the effort to existing national programs. provide civil legal services to the needy, but The fellowships will encourage more Law School alumni to begin their other projects will also be considered. careers with a period of public service. According to James Sales, ’60, chair “For those students who choose to begin their of the Texas Access to Justice Commission, partner at Fulbright & Jaworski, career helping those who need help, it will be and former president of the State Bar of Texas, “Putting more ‘boots on the an experience that will forever shape their lives,” ground’ to serve those who desperately need legal help is the most important Julius Glickman said. “For our law school, it will contribution the UT School of Law can make to the effort to promote equal add a choice and a new dimension for our gradu- justice.” ates. For those whom they help, it will afford While a few other law schools sponsor postgraduate fellowships, none has access to a justice system that too often has a program of this ambition. Each Justice Corps fellowship will be distinct, left them out.” focusing on different areas of public-interest law, forming a cohesive program The first Glickman Fellowship will be awarded with a powerful impact. There will be conferences at the Law School each year in January 2009. More information about the for the Fellows, interested faculty, and special guests in related fields. The pro- Fellowship and its recipient will be published gram will also bring current and former Fellows to campus regularly to share in the next issue of UT Law. their experiences with the Law School and the University community. Julius Glickman is managing partner of The Law School will benefit greatly from the synergy of Fellows engaging Glickman, Carter & Bachynsky in Houston. regularly with each other, with former Fellows, and with the Law School com- He received his B.A. (cum laude) from the munity. The Justice Corps will also enhance the Law School’s growing reputation University of Texas at Austin Plan II Honors as an institution committed to bettering society, supporting its graduates, and Program in 1962 and his LLB from the School improving the image of the legal profession. The Justice Corps will have an of Law in 1966. enormous positive impact on how the Law School is perceived by current and prospective students, faculty, alumni, and the national legal community.

32 UTLAW K]bhYf&$$, The 2008 Contributors The Law School’s alumni and friends are essential to our continued success. Thank you for your continued investment in the Report University of Texas School of Law.

The Stanley Johanson Fund Law Partners PLATINUM SPONSORS for Teaching and Scholarship The Loeffler Group Susman Godfrey LLP THE STANLEY JOHANSON FUND FOR TEACHING AND Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Scholarship has been established by members of the first three classes at UT GOLD SPONSORS Law to benefit from the intellectual power and formidable teaching skill of Baker Botts LLP Professor Johanson. The Fund honors Johanson for his forty-five years of Fulbright & Jaworski LLP teaching and scholarship at the Law School. The fundraising effort is led by Haynes & Boone LLP Marc Grossberg, ’65, David Epstein, ’66, Lin Barbee, ’66, and Pat Oxford, The Hobby Family Foundation ’67. The Stanley Johanson Fund for Teaching and Scholarship will be used to Locke Lord Bissell & Liddell LLP recognize excellence in classroom teaching at UT Law. Cary and Kenneth Roberts Johanson, who joined the faculty in 1963, was in the inaugural group of professors who were elected, in 1995, to the University of Texas Academy of SILVER SPONSORS Distinguished Teachers, whose purpose is to give public recognition to out- Baldwin & Baldwin LLP standing classroom teachers at the University of Texas at Austin. Johanson David J. Beck Brenda and Joe Cialone teaches courses on Wills and Estates and Estate Planning. He is the coauthor Jeanne and Tom Cunningham of Wills, Trusts, and Estates (Aspen, 7th ed., 2005), which is used in more than Davis, Cedillo & Mendoza Inc. 120 American law schools, and is the author of Johanson’s Texas Probate Code Robert C. Grable Annotated (West, 2005) and “Wills,” in the Gilbert Law Series (Bar/Bri Group, Duke R. Ligon 2003). In 1997 Johanson received the Treat Award for Excellence, the highest Joe R. and Teresa Lozano Long honor bestowed by the National College of Probate Judges, and in 2005 he was Richard T. McMillan presented a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Real Estate, Probate & Trust Schwartz & Schwartz Law Section, State Bar of Texas, for his contributions to the improvement of Charles Henry Still Texas wills and trust law. Tuggey Rosenthal Pauerstein Sandoloski He has been a visiting professor at the University of Chicago, the University Agather LLP of Illinois, the University of North Carolina, the University of Washington, and UCLA. Johanson is a member of the American Law Institute, an Academic Fellow of the American College of Trusts & Estates Council, and an Academic Fellow of the American College of Tax Council. The former editor in chief “Love truth, but pardon error.” of the Washington Law Review and a teaching fellow at Harvard Law School in 1961–1963, Johanson is of counsel to the international law firm of Vinson & —Voltaire Elkins. Please send any questions or corrections to: Anyone interested in contributing to the Stanley Johanson Fund for Teaching Linda Lewis, Director of Development Operations, and Scholarship may contact Angela Krause at the Law School: (512) 471-7188 or [email protected], (512) 232-9394 [email protected].

K]bhYf&$$,UTLAW 33 4(%#/.42)"54/232%0/24s MAJOR GIFTS Estates and Trusts Major Gifts—Gifts of $50, 000 or Greater

Baker Botts L.L.P. Law Partners Jon P. Newton Endowed Center for Women in Law Fund Presidential Scholarship in Law Norma Fink Huffaker Charitable Unitrust Baker Botts L.L.P. Jon P. Newton, 1965 A. M. Frazier Memorial Scholarship Fund James A. Baker III Chair in the The Massey Fund for the Study Estate of Margaret Elizabeth Frazier Rule of Law and World Affairs of Law, Innovation, and Capital Robert A. Day Markets Ross H. and Annie Seymour Robert Day Foundation Central Texas Bankshare Holdings, Inc. Hemphill Endowed Presidential Scholarship in Law WKD Foundation Elizabeth Shatto Massey Estate of Ross H. Hemphill John H. Massey, 1966 Bracewell & Giuliani Keeton Fellow Program Excellence Fund Office of Student Life Broude Family Trust Bracewell & Giuliani LLP Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P.

The Law School Annual Fund Center for Transnational Studies Bernard and Audre E. T. & Lana Summers Charitable Trust 169000 ABF Trust by Snell & Wilmer M.D. Anderson Foundation Rapoport Center for Human Rights and Justice Richard R. and Adele B. Lee Center for Women in Law Audre Jean Rapoport Scholarship Fund Laura J. Hagen, 1976 Bernard Rapoport Estate of Adele B. Lee Norma Fink Huffaker Charitable Unitrust The Bernard & Audre Rapoport Foundation

Roberta Wright Reeves Endowed Presidential Scholarship in Law Dean's Discretionary Fund— Reaud Public Interest Roberta Wright Reeves Trust Unrestricted Gifts Scholarship Program Franklin W. Denius, 1949 Reaud Charitable Foundation Inc. G. Rollie White Public Service The Cain Foundation Wayne Reaud Scholar-in-Residence Program G. Rollie White Trust The George M. Fleming Career Roberta Wright Reeves Endowed Services Fund Presidential Scholarship in Law Fleming Endowment Roberta Wright Reeves Trust George M. Fleming, 1971 Dean John F. Sutton, Jr. Chair in George M. Fleming Faculty Lawyering and the Legal Process Excellence Fund Melanie Gray Fleming Endowment Mark Wawro, 1979 George M. Fleming, 1971 Texas Law Fellowships George McMillan Fleming Chair Texas Law Fellowships, Inc. in Health Law & Policy Fleming Endowment University Co-operative Society George M. Fleming, 1971 Public Interest Law Grants Charles Alan Wright Society University Co-operative Society A. M. Frazier Memorial Scholarship Fund G. Rollie White Public Service Gold Level Estate of Margaret Elizabeth Frazier Scholar-in-Residence Program Michelle and Bryan Goolsby G. Rollie White Trust Hagans Family Endowed Scholarship Charles Alan Wright Program Silver Level William Fred Hagans, 1972 —Gold Dianne S. Brode Bryan L. Goolsby, 1977 Mary and Adam Criaco Hobby Family Foundation Michelle L. Goolsby, 1983 Law Partners Fund Stephen L. Tatum John B. Beckworth, 1983 Laura H. Beckworth, 1983 The Hobby Family Foundation

34 UTLAW K]bhYf&$$, 4(%#/.42)"54/232%0/24s MAJOR GIFTS Endowed Student Scholarships 100% Giving Club Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP, Austin IN A TIME OF RISING COSTS AND DIMINISHING STATE Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP, Dallas support, the Law School’s privately funded scholarships provide a competitive Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP, Houston edge in recruiting top students to the University of Texas School of Law. Just Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP, as importantly, these scholarships help reduce the burden of debt faced by San Antonio UT Law students as they graduate and begin their professional careers. We are Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP, grateful to the following two alumni and their families for their generous gifts Washington and their interest in supporting UT Law students for generations to come. Andrews Kurth LLP, Austin Andrews Kurth LLP, Dallas The Hagans Family Endowed Presidential Scholarship in Law Andrews Kurth LLP, Houston Established by Fred Hagans, ’72, the Hagans Family Endowed Presidential Andrews Kurth LLP, The Woodlands Scholarship will provide financial support to UT Law students, based on both Atlas & Hall, L.L.P., McAllen need and merit. Hagans is a founding partner in the Houston law firm of Beck Redden & Secrest, L.L.P., Houston Hagans Burdine Montgomery Rustay & Winchester. After graduating from UT Beirne, Maynard & Parsons, L.L.P., Houston Law, Hagans began his legal career with the law firm of Bracewell & Patterson Bracewell & Giuliani LLP, Austin (now Bracewell & Giuliani) in Houston. He is board certified in personal injury Bracewell & Giuliani LLP, Dallas trial law and in civil trial law and is a member of several organizations of trial Bracewell & Giuliani LLP, Houston attorneys, notably the American Board of Trial Advocates and the National Bracewell & Giuliani LLP, New York Board of Trial Advocacy. He has served on several committees for the State Bar Bracewell & Giuliani LLP, San Antonio of Texas and the Houston Bar Association, including the Supreme Court on Bracewell & Giuliani LLP, Washington Professionalism Committee, the Texas Lawyers Creed Committee, the Judiciary Cox Smith Matthews Incorporated, San Antonio Relations Committee, and he has served as a special assistant in the State Bar Davis, Cedillo & Mendoza Inc., San Antonio of Texas Disciplinary Counsel program. Hagans has also served on the Texas Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P., Austin Supreme Court Task Force Committee for the revision of the Texas Rules of Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P., Dallas Civil Procedure. In addition to serving in these Bar-related activities, Hagans Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P., Houston has served as president of the Gulf Coast Chapter of the Juvenile Diabetes Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P., San Antonio Research Foundation. Haynes and Boone, LLP, Austin Haynes and Boone, LLP, Dallas The Joel W. and Elaine S. Westbrook Scholarship in Law Haynes and Boone, LLP, Fort Worth Jay L. Westbrook, ’68, a professor on the UT Law faculty, and his wife, Polly, Haynes and Boone, LLP, Houston have established an endowed scholarship in honor of his parents. Joel West- Haynes and Boone, LLP, Richardson brook, a member of the UT Law School Class of 1940, was a decorated World Haynes and Boone, LLP, San Antonio War II veteran and a prominent Texas lawyer, first as a prosecutor and later in Jackson Walker, L.L.P., Dallas private practice in both San Antonio and Waco. In making the gift, Professor Jackson Walker, L.L.P., San Antonio Westbrook noted that UT has provided an education to four generations of Locke Lord Bissell & Liddell LLP, Austin the Westbrook family, including three generations at the Law School. One Locke Lord Bissell & Liddell LLP, Dallas of the nation’s most distinguished scholars in the field of bankruptcy, Jay Locke Lord Bissell & Liddell LLP, Houston Westbrook has been a pioneer in this area in two respects: empirical research Mounce, Green, Myers, Safi & Galatzan, El Paso and international/comparative studies. Westbrook also teaches and writes in Munsch Hardt Kopf & Harr, P.C., Houston commercial law and international business litigation. He practiced in all these Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom LLP, areas for more than a decade with Surrey & Morse (now part of Jones, Day) in Houston Washington, D.C., where he was a partner, before joining the faculty in 1980. Tuggey Rosenthal Pauerstein Sandoloski He is coauthor of The Law of Debtors and Creditors (Aspen, 4th ed., 2001), As We Agather, San Antonio Forgive Our Debtors: Bankruptcy and Consumer Credit in America (Oxford, 1989), Susman Godfrey LLP, Dallas and The Fragile Middle Class (Yale, 2000). He has been a visiting professor at Susman Godfrey LLP, Houston Harvard Law School and at the University of London, and is a member of the Susman Godfrey LLP, Seattle American Law Institute, the National Bankruptcy Conference, and the Ameri- Vinson & Elkins LLP, Houston can College of Bankruptcy. He has served as a consultant to the International Vinson & Elkins LLP, Austin Monetary Fund and the World Bank. He was the United States Reporter for Vinson & Elkins LLP, Dallas the ALI’s Transnational Insolvency Project and co-head of the United States Vinson & Elkins LLP, London delegation to the U. N. conference on cross-border insolvency (UNCITRAL). Vinson & Elkins LLP, New York He is a director of the International Insolvency Institute and President-elect of Vinson & Elkins LLP, Washington the International Academy of Commercial and Consumer Law. He has twice Winstead PC, Austin been named the Outstanding Teacher at the Law School.

K]bhYf&$$,UTLAW 35 4(%#/.42)"54/232%0/24s+%%4/.&%,,/73 Keeton Fellows

Marilyn Aboussie, 1974 Doron M. Bar-Levav, 1979 Charles D. Boston, 1956 Robert M. Cohan, 1973 Barry Abrams, 1978 James B. Barlow, 1963 Tracy Horton Bowden, 1986 Dorene B. Cohen, 1990 Derek A. Adame, 1994 Melanie H. Barnes, 1981 Terree Allan Bowers, 1979 Deborah S. Coldwell, 1990 John Robert Adamson, 1959 E. William Barnett, 1958 Carmellia C. Boyer, 1983 Gregory S. Coleman, 1992 Ruth Kelleher Agather, 1988 Lydia Wommack Barton Gerald L. Bracht, 1976 Lynn R. Coleman, 1964 William V. Aleshire, 2001 Nicolas G. Barzoukas, 1992 A. William Brackett, 1965 Robert W. Coleman, 1968 David A. Anderson, 1972 John W. Bassett, 1964 Richard R. Brann, 1968 Scarlett E. Collings, 1997 Bolivar C. Andrews, 1961 Raymond J. Batla Jr., 1973 James R. Breckenridge, 1979 John M. Collins, 1975 Ken Andrews, 1964 Frank Ed Bayouth II, 1990 Julie Ermis Briggs, 1999 John B. Connally IV, 1997 J. Gaylord Armstrong, 1968 David J. Beck, 1965 L. E. Brizzolara III, 1980 Patricia Reed Constant, 1979 W. Jewel Arrington, 1981 John B. Beckworth, 1983 Travis C. Broesche, 1966 Michael L. Cook, 1968 Morris Atlas, 1950 Laura H. Beckworth, 1983 John H. Broocks III, 1953 R. Scott Cook, 2003 Scott J. Atlas, 1975 Jerry A. Bell Jr., 1977 Linda J. Broocks, 1978 Kevin Gerard Corcoran, 1989 Thomas L. Ausley, 1968 Stephen A. Best, 1989 John S. Broude, 1975 Thomas D. Cordell, 1979 Marcia E. Backus, 1983 Jim Bickham, 1990 Harvey G. Brown Jr., 1981 Nina Cortell, 1976 J. Douglas Bacon, 1983 Laurie D. Biddle, 1997 Paul N. Brown, 1950 Roger Cowie, 1992 Benjamin Bai, 1997 Kelly Cox Bilek, 1992 Reagan M. Brown, 1981 Deborah Cox, 1981 Lorne D. Bain, 1969 Michael L. Birnbaum, 1967 John G. Browning, 1989 Sam G. Croom Jr., 1957 James A. Baker IV, 1981 R. Doak Bishop, 1976 Edwin E. Buckner, 1978 Robert B. Crotty, 1976 Lynn A. Baker Frederick E. Black, 1986 Dorothy Anderson Budd, 1983 Berry P. Crowley, 1972 W. Kirk Baker, 1987 John S. Black, 1998 Russell W. Budd, 1979 Robert G. Croyle Jr., 1968 S. Jack Balagia Jr., 1976 Jane Nenninger Bland, 1990 Scott G. Burdine, 1985 Neal S. Cukerbaum, 1977 John T. Baldwin, 1981 Ernest J. Blansfield Jr., 1989 Stephen L. Burns, 1990 Anne O’Malley Culotta, 1985 Scott Baldwin, 1953 Jack S. Blanton Sr., 1950 Dennis E. Butler, 1977 Kenneth S. Culotta, 1985 James C. Barber, 1965 Susan L. Blount, 1981 Steven A. Buxbaum, 1973 Robert A. Curry, 1975 Shelley Barber, 1990 Ed Bluestein Jr., 1958 Molly Cagle, 1981 Samuel P. Dalton, 1988 Larry Barbour, 1977 Roger Bonney, 1956 Wilson Calhoun, 1982 Blair Dancy, 1997 Darrell Barger, 1974 Thomas K. Boone, 1975 David N. Calvillo, 1989 Josiah M. Daniel III, 1978 Larry A. Campagna, 1977 Joseph Thomas Davidson III, 1980 Patrick H. Cantilo, 1980 Platt W. Davis III, 1970 Nancy P. Carlson, 1985 Stephen D. Davis, 1981 Stephen P. Carrigan, 1980 Alistair B. Dawson, 1989 Otis Carroll, 1974 Jonathan Day, 1965 John R. Castle Jr., 1967 Hector De Leon, 1973 Arthur T. Catterall, 1989 William T. Deffebach, 1958 William H. Caudill, 1978 Dick DeGuerin, 1965 Grayson R. Cecil, 1981 Adam Robert Dell, 1995 Susan Chadick, 1972 Franklin W. Denius, 1949 John H. Chamberlain, 1973 Edwin R. DeYoung, 1971 Joseph A. Cialone, 1972 Karl G. Dial, 1983 Conor M. Civins, 2003 Jeremy W. Dickens, 1987 Jeff Civins, 1975 W. Gordon Dickinson II, 1965 Katy M. Civins, 1975 Joseph C. Dilg, 1976 Joe D. Clayton, 1963 Gregory L. Dillion, 1980 Jamie H. Clements, 1955 Samuel H. Dinkin Carolyn Gebhard Johnson, ’03, Erin Anderson, ’03, Tonya Ray, ’03, and Naomi Bradley D. Coburn, 2002 Stephen H. Douglas, 1990 Porterfield, ’03, at UT Law’s 2008 Reunion celebration. John P. Cogan Jr., 1968 Robert S. Driegert, 1970

36 UTLAW K]bhYf&$$, 4(%#/.42)"54/232%0/24s+%%4/.&%,,/73 A. Erin Dwyer, 1980 T. Ray Guy, 1976 Billy Coe Dyer, 1985 Matthew T. Hagan, 1991 W. Robert Dyer Jr., 1969 William Fred Hagans, 1972 Alfred H. Ebert Jr., 1959 Laura J. Hagen, 1976 Richard L. Edmonson, 1977 William P. Hallman Jr., 1967 Byron F. Egan, 1968 Ernst A. Halperin, 1994 John R. Eldridge, 1980 James A. Hamilton, 1969 Paul R. Elliott, 1989 Charles Hampton, 1995 Bill Ellis Jr., 1966 Kurt J. Hamrock, 1992 Wm. B. Emmons, 1985 Cynthia L. Harkness, 1986 Thomas P. Erwin, 1975 Bruce L. Harlan, 1985 Robert A. Estrada, 1983 Geoffrey S. Harper, 1995 Gary L. Ewell, 1978 Robert S. Harrell, 1977 Laura F. Faibish, 1987 James B. Harris, 1978 John W. Fainter Jr., 1963 Grant J. Harvey, 1990 Larry Fallek, 1965 Kenneth G. Hawari, 1984 William L. Farris, 1978 Jack W. Hawkins, 1959 Chris Lopez, ’03, Mary Emma Civins, ’03, Conor Civins, ’03, Melanie Savits, ’03, Robert C. Feldman, 1973 Brad B. Hawley, 1983 at UT Law’s 2008 Reunion celebration. David T. Field, 1990 Keith L. Head, 1983 Thomas C. Fitzhugh III, 1976 David J. Healey, 1985 George M. Fleming, 1971 Daniel K. Hedges, 1974 Ronald Kirk, 1979 David G. Matthiesen, 1979 Henry Flores, 1992 Rebecca R. Henderson, 1995 Edward S. Knight, 1976 Sharon M. Mattox, 1981 Parker C. Folse III, 1980 Matthew B. Henneman, 1994 Larry D. Knippa, 1966 Henry S. May Jr., 1971 Edward H. Forgotson, 1960 Mack Ray Hernandez, 1970 Ryan Krebs, 1994 Florence P. Mayne, 1987 Charles C. Foster, 1967 Jack B. Hicks, 1987 Mitch Kreindler, 1987 David R. McAtee II, 1994 Sarah Burrell Foster, 1985 J. Lanham Higginbotham III, 1975 Seth H. Kretzer, 2003 David R. McAtee, 1967 Michael J. Fourticq, 1967 Yerger Hill III, 1970 Richard S. Krumholz, 1992 Thomas J. McCaffrey, 1985 Michael W. Fox, 1975 Karen L. Hirschman, 1983 James F. Kull, 1998 C. H. McCall, 1961 Susan Foxworth, 1987 Miriam Hiser, 1987 Katherine Rabe Kull, 1998 James W. McCartney, 1952 Heidi E. Frahm, 2003 Curtis D. Hodgson, 1978 Peter G. Kumpe, 1972 John B. McClane, 1958 Kelly Frels, 1970 Annabel Hoffman, 1991 William L. LaFuze, 1973 Mike McConnell, 1975 D. Gilbert Friedlander, 1971 Joseph A. Hoffman, 1981 Kathleen C. Lake, 1980 Thomas R. McDade, 1962 Byron F. Fullerton, 1956 Jennifer Bruch Hogan, 1985 Donald H. Lane, 1964 Demetrius G. McDaniel, 1990 Nancy Wyman Furney, 1983 F. Franklin Honea II, 1976 Robert E. Lapin, 1985 Charles B. McFarland, 1995 Donald Gaffney, 1977 H. Kate Hopkins, 1980 Douglas Laycock Hugh E. McGee III, 1984 Bruce E. Garlick, 1992 Barbara Horan, 1988 John Furman Lewis, 1962 D. Davin McGinnis, 2000 David A. Garza, 1996 Robert Howard, 1940 Duke R. Ligon, 1969 Gary V. McGowan, 1973 Pete Geren, 1978 Elizabeth C. Huddleston, 2006 Robert B. Little, 1998 Mary J. McKerall, 1969 Bob Gibbins, 1961 Tom Hudson, 1974 J. Eric Lockridge, 1999 Mike McKetta III, 1977 Robin Gibbs, 1971 R. Joe Hull, 1969 Joe R. Long, 1958 H. Carson McKowen, 2004 Hal K. Gillespie, 1972 Betteann Fitt Hultgren, 1983 Robert Loper, 1988 Brian T. McLaughlin, 1986 Abigail W. Giraud, 2005 Monty Humble, 1976 Jeff B. Love, 1976 Claire Webber McLaurin, 1983 William Giraud, 2005 Thomas F. Hunter Jr., 1982 James R. Lovelace, 1990 Stan L. McLelland, 1970 Kenneth R. Glaser, 1964 Daniel A. Hyde, 1971 J. Matthew Lyons, 1993 Thomas V. McMahan, 1961 Douglas B. Glass, 1974 Deborah J. Jackson Wales H. Madden Jr., 1952 Barry F. McNeil, 1969 David B. Gluck, 1983 Donald D. Jackson, 1993 Stevens F. Mafrige, 1960 Charles E. Meacham, 1988 Cullen M. Godfrey, 1970 Lamont A. Jefferson, 1984 Robert A. Major Jr., 1976 William R. Merrill, 1999 Lee Godfrey, 1969 S. G. Johndroe III, 1970 L. Price Manford, 1976 Bruce W. Merwin, 1976 Daniel O. Goforth, 1970 Kameron D. Johnson, 1992 Phillip L. Mann, 1962 Kimberley Mickelson, 1986 Robert F. Gonzales, 1971 Matthew J. Johnson, 1980 Neal S. Manne, 1980 Ken Mighell, 1957 Alejandro Gonzalez, 2003 Sam J. Johnson, 1987 Michael Paul Marcin, 1995 Ralph I. Miller, 1972 Bryan L. Goolsby, 1977 Murray L. Johnston Jr., 1965 Thomas P. Marinis Jr., 1968 Peter E. Mims, 1985 George F. Goolsby, 1974 Edward O. Jones Peter Dermot Marketos, 1999 Margaret Garner Mirabal, 1975 Robert C. Grable, 1971 Frank G. Jones, 1966 Wendy Marsh, 1967 John S. Moody, 1973 John A. Graml, 1965 Franklin Jones Jr., 1954 John H. Martin, 1974 Lonny D. Morrison, 1968 Jesse J. Green, 1986 Gregory H. Kahn, 1995 Lloyd C. Martin, 1962 Clinton F. Morse, 1948 Roger B. Greenberg, 1970 Cindy Kang, 1995 Mario J. Martinez, 1963 Jennifer T. Mosle, 1988 Brian S. Greig, 1975 Michael Keane, 1996 Eric H. Marye, 1997 Jon L. Mosle III, 1988 Vanessa M. Griffith, 1994 John Page Keeton John H. Massey, 1966 Terri H. Motl, 1981 Marc E. Grossberg, 1965 Dee J. Kelly Jr., 1985 Daniel N. Matheson III, 1974 Mike A. Myers, 1963 John A. Guerra, 1988 Thomas R. Kelsey, 1971 Jennifer L. Mathis-Volk, 1998 Howard F. Naughton Jr., 1958 Daniel G. Gurwitz, 1993 Tracey A. Kennedy, 1990 Guy E. Matthews, 1964 Bill Neary, 1955 Gary Gurwitz, 1959 Hugh F. King, 1950 Victoria N. Matthews, 2002 James M. Neel, 1962

K]bhYf&$$,UTLAW 37 4(%#/.42)"54/232%0/24s+%%4/.&%,,/73 Wilson S. Neely, 1981 Daniel J. Riley, 1971 Hunter Nelson, 1979 Elizabeth P. Rippy, 1989 J. Nick Netherton, 1976 Jacqueline Rizik, 1953 Kerry L. Neves, 1978 Robert M. Roach Jr., 1981 Roger Nevola, 1974 C. Kenneth Roberts, 1951 Milam Foster Newby, 2003 Thomas A. Roberts Charles T. Newton Jr., 1967 Vianei Lopez Robinson, 1991 Eric J. Nichols, 1989 David M. Rodi, 1996 Marsha M. Nichols, 1989 Daniel B. Rodriguez Gary W. Noe, 1972 Eduardo Roberto Rodriguez, 1968 John M. Nolan, 1973 Sandra Garza Rodriguez, 1994 Knox D. Nunnally, 1968 Glen A. Rosenbaum, 1972 Dudley Oldham, 1966 Brent M. Rosenthal, 1980 Michael K. Oldham, 1996 Robert Lawrence Rouder, 2002 Kathleen Durckel Oliver, 1972 Daniel Routman, 1985 Rufus Walker Oliver III, 1972 Amber Hatfield Rovner, 1990 Mike Rivera Ortega, 1994 Keith A. Rowley, 1992 Joe Coangelo, ’68, Professor Jay Westbrook, ’69, Arden Page, ’68, at UT Law’s Leslie A. Oster Scott E. Rozzell, 1975 2008 Reunion celebration. Betty R. Owens, 1988 Abraham Rubinsky, 1988 Patrick C. Oxford, 1967 George Ruhlen, 1975 Elizabeth Collum Ozmun, 1987 David G. Runnels, 1986 Karl S. Stern, 1982 Robert C. Walters, 1983 Scott A. Ozmun, 1985 M. Frank Russell, 1973 David R. Stevenson, 1975 D. Gibson Walton, 1975 John M. Padilla, 1994 Jason M. Ryan, 2001 C. Henry Still, 1968 John C. Wander, 1994 Bliss Burdett Pak, 1996 Maidie Ryan, 2001 Katrina Price Stilwell, 1998 James L. Ware, 1975 Theodore W. Paris, 1988 Jaime A. Saenz, 1986 Macey Reasoner Stokes, 1993 Laura P. Washburn, 1994 James A. Parker, 1962 James B. Sales, 1960 Ralph M. Stone, 1990 Joe Bill Watkins, 1968 Michael M. Parker, 1993 Travis J. Sales, 1987 Samuel V. Stone Jr., 1961 Mark Wawro, 1979 Christopher John Parton, 1994 Susan V. Sample, 1992 J. Lindsay Stradley Jr., 1974 Dan G. Webster III, 1964 Barbara A. Pate, 1978 Gerald J. Sanders, 1980 John B. Strasburger, 1989 Alan Jay Weil, 1973 Michael L. Pate, 1975 Charles A. Saunders, 1945 Thomas L. Strickland, 1977 Chris Weinstock, 1992 David S. Peck, 1998 Josh B. Schaffer, 2002 David Stubbeman, 1963 Laurie Weiss, 1988 Lisa H. Pennington, 1984 Randy Schaffer, 1973 Teresa A. Sullivan H. Ronald Welsh, 1975 John Peper, 1978 P. M. Schenkkan, 1975 Robert R. Summerhays, 1994 Stephen Westermann, 1992 Hector C. Perez, 1972 Brett A. Schrader, 1998 Harry Susman, 1996 Arthur M. Wharton, 1969 James I. Perkins, 1963 Charles W. Schwartz, 1978 Stephen D. Susman, 1965 Andrew C. Whitaker, 1991 Michael W. Perrin, 1971 Leonard J. Schwartz, 1968 Thomas M. Susman, 1967 Clifford L. Whitehill, 1957 Brian Peterman, 1993 Marcus F. Schwartz, 1974 John F. Sutton Jr., 1941 Harry G. Wiederspahn, 1956 Norma Montalvo Petrosewicz,1985 Robert Scott, 1973 Michael A. Swartzendruber, 1990 Del Williams, 1985 Joseph Pevsner, 1982 Robert A. Sewell, 1969 Marc S. Tabolsky, 2002 Mary Pearl Williams, 1949 Michael Phillips, 1969 Karen Patton Seymour, 1986 Michael W. Tankersley, 1980 Thomas J. Williams, 1975 Michael J. Piuze, 1971 Daniel W. Sharp, 2001 John H. Tate II, 1972 James W. Wilson, 1951 Don C. Plattsmier, 1968 Eden P. Sholeen, 1993 Milton Y. Tate Jr., 1963 Mary Pat Wilson, 1977 David L. Plaut, 1989 Laurence D. Sikes Jr., 1962 Stephen L. Tatum, 1979 Stanley P. Wilson, 1948 E. Scott Polikov, 1989 Michael K. Sims, 1992 Larry Temple, 1959 Charles W. Wolfram, 1962 Jennifer Barrett Poppe, 1998 Marcus K. Singletary, 1956 Greg M. Thompson, 1982 H. H. Wommack III, 1980 Werner A. Powers, 1976 Jonathan B. Skidmore, 1983 Kristie M. Tice, 1996 Gene M. Woodfin, 1940 Reagan D. Pratt, 1993 Charlotte Tonroy Slack, 1953 Michael J. Tomsu, 1986 Thomas C. Wright, 1980 Lauren Eaton Prescott, 1975 Martha E. Smiley, 1972 Karin B. Torgerson, 1995 Larry F. York, 1964 C. Lane Prickett, 1991 David P. Smith, 1968 Warren F. Tracy, 1968 Deyonna D. Young, 1977 Yvonne K. Puig, 1978 James C. Smith, 1977 Nancy Q. Truax, 1977 Hilary H. Young, 1992 J. Stephen Quinn, 1973 James E. Smith, 1982 Ellis L. Tudzin, 1972 Adam J. Zaner, 1994 Eric Rabbanian, 1993 Paul H. Smith, 1951 James P. Tuite, 1973 Karin M. Zaner, 1994 Shannon H. Ratliff, 1964 Robert Lee Smith, 1968 Laura Crowe Turley, 1991 Hilary Zarrow, 1983 Shawn L. Raymond, 1999 Scott F. Smith, 1980 Timothy Tyler, 1994 Scott F. Zarrow, 1983 Alan H. Raynor, 1973 Donna Snyder, 1976 Paul J. Van Osselaer, 1975 James L. Read, 1954 Martin A. Sosland, 1983 William R. Volk, 1975 John R. Rebman, 1957 Sonny Sowell, 1955 C. Elizabeth Wagner, 1988 Joe W. Redden Jr., 1975 Rex J. Spivey, 1965 Cindy Walker, 1996 Harry L. Reed, 1948 Marc R. Stanley, 1982 Mark C. Walker, 1985 James A. Reeder Jr., 1989 Alisa Terrell Starbird, 1983 William L. Wallander, 1984 Penny P. Reid, 1989 Stephen D. Stephens, 1971 Janetta Walls, 1983 Drew Matlock Reining, 1971 Ana Marie Stern, 1969 Larry A. Walraven, 1989 Spencer C. Relyea, 1959 Ann Barnett Stern, 1982 Sharon K. Walraven, 1989

38 UTLAW K]bhYf&$$, 4(%#/.42)"54/232%0/24s!..5!,&5.$ Annual Fund September 1, 2007–August 31, 2008

Linda L. Aaker, 1974 James M. Alsup, 1964 Adam C. Aseron, 2006 John Barcus, 2002 Joe Abbate Jr., 1940 Jim Alsup, 1974 Gayle Ash, 1992 James E. Barden, 1961 Tanal Albert Aboussie, 1939 Arturo A. Alvarez III, 1986 Nathelie D. Ashby, 2006 Danny R. Barfield, 1968 Andrew M. Abrameit, 2006 Virginia Coil Alverson, 2003 G. Luke Ashley, 1974 Darrell Barger, 1974 Barry Abrams, 1978 Henry J. Amen III, 1976 Curtis R. Ashmos, 1979 Holly M. Barker, 2006 Michael A. Abrams II, 1977 American Electric Power Service AT&T Inc. Foundation Bar-Levav Family Foundation Laurie T. Ackermann, 1999 Corporation Morris Atlas, 1950 Doron M. Bar-Levav, 1979 Timothy G. Ackermann, 1997 Robert W. Amis, 1962 Scott J. Atlas, 1975 James B. Barlow, 1963 Daniel G. Acosta, 1982 Leland I. Ammons, 1983 William Kipling Atlee, 1977 Ben Barnes Thomas J. Adair, 2005 Jessie A. Amos, 1982 Robbie J. Ausley Melanie H. Barnes, 1981 Derek A. Adame, 1994 Anadarko Petroleum Corporation Thomas L. Ausley, 1968 P. Louisa Barnes, 1981 Frank A. Adams, 1972 David Anders, 1972 Austin Community Foundation Thomas G. Barnes, 1970 L. Money Adams Jr., 1962 Arthur J. Anderson, 1983 Andrew Austin, 1985 E. William Barnett, 1958 Michael G. Adams, 1989 Betsy Anderson, 1978 Jeff W. Autrey, 1971 Barney L. Knight & Associates R. Clark Adams, 1980 David A. Anderson, 1972 AXA Foundation John N. Barnhart, 1949 John Robert Adamson, 1959 Edmund T. Anderson IV, 1971 Albert R. Axe Jr., 1979 Shelbi L. Barnhouse, 2000 John S. Adcock, 1994 Jeanine Anderson, 1995 Ayco Charitable Foundation Frederick M. Baron, 1971 R. J. Adcock, 1959 Lise E. Anderson, 1981 J. Douglas Bacon, 1983 Andrew Barr, 1966 Linda L. Addison, 1976 Mary Elizabeth Anderson, 1990 Corynn P. Badger, 2005 Mario A. Barrera, 1984 Max Murray Addison, 1976 Paul E. Anderson, 1984 James Robert Bailey, 1982 Patricio T. Barrera, 1990 J. Cullen Aderhold, 1979 Raymond Anderson, 1956 Lorne D. Bain, 1969 Ruben R. Barrera, 1982 David J. Adkins, 1974 Robert A. Anderson, 1961 Emilie P. Baine, 2000 Michael C. Barrett, 1998 Jessica A. Adkins, 2001 Velma G. Anderson, 1986 Kathleen Evingston Baird, 2006 Thomas J. Barry, 1980 John August Adkins, 1977 Wayne K. Anderson Jr., 1974 Susan E. Baird, 1990 Carolyn Gutierrez Bartelli, 2002 R. Wade Adkins, 1959 Isabel S. Andrade, 2005 Richard Owen Baish, 1972 Mary Wommack Barton, 2007 Thomas W. Adkins, 1982 Andrews Kurth LLP Yusuf A. Bajwa, 2005 Robert R. Barton, 1960 Winston L. Adkins, 1955 Kay Andrews, 1984 Baker and Hostetler LLP Warren D. Barton, 1949 Jim S. Adler, 1967 Ken Andrews, 1964 Baker Hughes Foundation Robert C. Bass Jr., 1977 Stephen I. Adler, 1982 Stafford E. Andrews, 1953 Bette Ann Baker, 1982 Cynthia L. Bast, 1991 Thomas G. Adler, 1973 Susan Stoler Andrews, 1985 Bryan W. Baker, 1982 Thomas G. Bateman Jr., 1981 Ruth Kelleher Agather, 1988 Stephen Angle, 1974 Gregory L. Baker, 1978 Jeffrey Jarrett Bates, 2003 Lynette Lynn Aguilar, 1992 Michael W. Anglin, 1976 James A. Baker IV, 1981 Raymond J. Batla Jr., 1973 Maria E. Aguilar, 1990 Sheldon Anisman, 1957 Lang Anderson Baker, 1971 S. Meade Bauer, 1982 Christopher Wayne Ahart, 2002 Ann Lents and J. David Heaney Rex G. Baker III, 1977 Barbara Bauernfeind, 1982 John C. Akard, 1957 Foundation Richard G. Baker, 1987 G. Todd Baugh, 1967 Akin Gump Strauss Hauer Everett L. Anschutz Jr., 1967 Robert W. Baker, 1981 Alissa L. Baum, 1993 & Feld LLP Thomas K. Anson, 1980 Skardon Francis Baker, 1998 Bruce Francis Baxter, 1976 Omar J. Alaniz, 2003 Arthur E. Anthony, 1997 Walter A. Baker, 1986 Frank Ed Bayouth II, 1990 William E. Albaugh, 1974 Elaine Anthony, 1982 S. Jack Balagia Jr., 1976 Richard Van Bays, 1984 Raymond P. Albrecht, 1983 Richard Anton, 1976 Brenda L. Baldwin Richard Anthony Beacom Jr., 1969 Jay Ronald Aldis, 1992 Nancy J. Appleby, 1977 John T. Baldwin, 1981 John P. Beall, 1972 Fields Alexander, 1992 Michael G. Appleman, 1993 Bryant S. Banes Mary M. Bearden, 1980 Susan G. Alexander, 2000 Laura O. Aradi, 2004 Patrick L. Banis, 2001 Kenneth S. Beat, 1977 Gary E. Alfred, 1998 Geoffrey Arms, 1969 Bank of America Charitable Chester S. Beattie Jr., 1983 Alexander R. Allemann, 2001 J. Gaylord Armstrong, 1968 Foundation J. Robert Beatty, 1979 Christopher B. Allen, 1972 Rita J. Arneil, 1979 Brian C. Banner, 2007 Becky Beaver, 1977 Sandra C. Allen, 1985 Robert K. Arnett Jr., 1976 Linton E. Barbee, 1966 Dayle Bebee Aulds, 1973 Tom P. Allen, 1983 Casceil M. Aronson, 1978 Shelley Barber, 1990 Barry N. Beck, 1971 John W. Alloway, 1972 Amanda A. Arriaga, 2004 Eric Barbosa, 2002 David J. Beck, 1965 Arthur R. Almquist, 1977 W. Jewel Arrington, 1981 David Barbour, 1974 Dennis Alan Beck Jr., 1997 J. Alton Alsup, 1964 Betty R. Arvin, 1988 Larry Barbour, 1977 Melanie Granberry Beck, 1997

K]bhYf&$$,UTLAW 39 4(%#/.42)"54/232%0/24s!..5!,&5.$ Allison Thomas Beckham, 2005 Susan Walters Bize, 1984 Andrew Bowman, 1995 Andrew Brown, 2002 John L. Beckham, 1984 Frederick E. Black, 1986 John K. Boyce III, 1978 Barry S. Brown, 1976 Gary Beckworth Jr., 1968 John S. Black, 1998 Carmellia C. Boyer, 1983 David H. Brown, 1975 John B. Beckworth, 1983 Lisa M. Black, 1985 Bill Boykin David P. Brown, 1968 Laura H. Beckworth, 1983 Richard E. Black, 1962 Cue D. Boykin, 1968 Earnest H. Brown, 1947 Roger L. Beebe, 1966 Matthew Blackstock, 2007 John F. Boyle Jr., 1961 Gerald M. Brown, 1966 Bradford D. Beldon C. William Blair, 1983 Gerald L. Bracht, 1976 Harvey G. Brown Jr., 1981 Jonathan A. Beldon, 1995 Danya W. Blair, 1994 A. William Brackett, 1965 J. E. Brown, 1967 John T. Beliveau, 1997 Judith Reed Blakeway, 1977 James D. Braddock, 1977 Jay P. Brown, 1996 Cynthia F. Bell, 1981 R. Dwain Blakley, 1973 John R. Braddock, 1978 Jay W. Brown, 1984 J. Michael Bell, 1973 Jane Nenninger Bland, 1990 Paul A. Braden, 1989 Jeb Brown II, 1995 Jaime N. Bell, 2001 John L. Bland, 1969 James W. Bradford Jr., 1962 Jennifer E. Brown, 2000 Jerry A. Bell Jr., 1977 Ernest J. Blansfield Jr., 1989 Ronald F. Bradshaw, 1995 Joseph C. Brown, 1948 M’Lou P. Bell, 1986 Jack S. Blanton Sr., 1950 Philip Braithwaite Lisa A. Brown, 1989 Alice Bellows Joseph C. Blanton Jr., 1985 Robert W. Bramlette, 1972 Reagan M. Brown, 1981 Lois Bellows Franklin Blazek, 1977 Elizabeth C. Brandon, 2005 Sabrina T. Brown Seth R. Belzley, 2005 Bruce A. Blefeld, 1992 Richard R. Brann, 1968 Stuart B. Brown Jr., 1998 Caroline B. Benediktson, 1977 Dorothy F. Blefeld, 1992 Jennifer R. Brannen, 1998 Timothy R. Brown, 1970 W. Stephen Benesh, 1988 Chesley N. Blevins, 1972 James H. Brannon, 1964 William A. Brown, 1981 Ben E. Benjamin, 1970 Robert Harms Bliss, 1967 C. Burton Branstetter, 1973 John G. Browning, 1989 David M. Bennett, 1986 Lawrence R. Blocher, 1988 John G. Brant, 1972 James D. Brownlie, 1983 H. G. Bennett Jr.*, 1957 Nelson R. Block, 1976 Brian C. Brantley, 2003 Lou Brucculeri, 1992 Margaret McGloin Bennett, 1978 Brian R. Bloom, 1982 D. Clinton Brasher, 1998 Dawson A. Brumbelow Vaneesa S. Bennett Amy Peterson Bloomquist, 1986 Robert P. Braubach, 1977 Phillip T. Bruns, 1981 Bradley J. Benoit, 1999 Susan L. Blount, 1981 Alan Braun, 2007 Deborah Smith Bryant, 1976 Brent Benoit, 1996 Ed Bluestein Jr., 1958 Lesley A. Braun, 2006 Gary A. Bryant, 1977 Ann Benolken, 1986 Jonathan S. Blum, 2000 Jeffrey B. Brawner, 1984 Randolph W. Bryant, 1976 Bryce Benson, 2001 Marvin E. Blum, 1978 Janet L. Bray, 1989 Steven Bryant, 2000 Mark E. Bentley, 1974 Thomas M. Blume, 1947 Wm. Terry Bray, 1965 James Y. Bryce, 1970 Richard N. Berberian, 2004 Norman A. Blumenthal, 1950 J. Mark Brazzil, 1989 William C. Bryson, 1973 Rafael H. Berk, 1977 Laurel Rebekah Boatright, 2006 Elizabeth C. Breazeale, 1990 Grant E. Buce, 1969 Kent R. Berke, 1984 Bobby J. Mann & Associates P.C. James R. Breckenridge, 1979 Monica Buchanan Pitrelli, 2003 Susan J. Berlin, 1992 Kristin Bodenstedt, 1995 Scott W. Breedlove, 1994 James F. Buchanan, 1971 Brett T. Berly, 2005 Christopher M. Boeck, 2005 Stephon D. Breedlove, 1986 William Buck, 1979 David K. Bernard, 1981 Christine S. Boehm, 1995 Patrick Breeland, 1984 Martin Dennis Buckley, 1968 Julian Bernat, 1941 Boeing Gift Matching Program Katherine B. Brem, 1994 Edwin E. Buckner, 1978 Marc P. Bernat, 1971 David Ernest Boelzner, 1986 Mark E. Brewton, 2003 Daniel P. Buechler, 2005 Gary E. Bernstecker, 1979 Gabriela Boersner, 2001 David E. Brice, 2005 Roddy M. Bullock, 1996 Charlene A. Berry, 1959 Roger Bonney, 1956 Kamela Bridges, 1991 Giles A. Bumpas, 1967 Katie S Berry, 2006 Sandra Neisser Boone, 1985 Hayden Briggle, 2007 Stuart M. Bumpas, 1969 Susan Ruppert Bertoni, 1993 Thomas K. Boone, 1975 Walter L. Brignon, 1978 Dana A. Burch, 1979 Stephen A. Best, 1989 Margaret T. Boren, 2004 Philip Brin, 1935 Gregory F. Burch, 1987 Dan R. Beto Amanda L. Borichevsky, 2005 Rhonda Brink, 1973 Thomas L. Burdett, 1967 Betty and Davis Fitzgerald Kevin G. Boris, 2003 Allen H. Brisch, 2001 Scott G. Burdine, 1985 Foundation Lisa K. Bork, 1993 Dolph Briscoe William B. Burge, 1952 S. I. Betzer Jr., 1970 Hilary C. Borow, 1993 L. E. Brizzolara III, 1980 Bryant W. Burke, 1985 J. W. Beverly, 1990 Winston L. Borum, 1972 Dianne S. Brode, 1985 Miriam M. Burke, 1968 Stephen D. Bickel, 1965 Stephanie E. Boscaino, 1997 Pete Broderick, 1987 Ward R. Burke, 1939 Alan Bickerstaff, 1996 Benjamin L. Bosell, 2005 Travis C. Broesche, 1966 William T. Burke, 1959 Steve Bickerstaff, 1976 Brian K. Bosien, 1982 John E. Bromberg, 1972 Jon B. Burmeister, 1972 Maria E. Bickerton, 2001 Charles D. Boston, 1956 John H. Broocks III, 1953 Misty P. Burns, 1999 Jim Bickham, 1990 John Crawford Boston, 1975 Linda J. Broocks, 1978 Robert W. Burns, 2007 Neil A. Bickley, 1976 Rachel Lynn Bosworth, 2006 Flora S. Brookfield, 2006 Stephen L. Burns, 1990 Thomas S. Biemer, 1991 Ryan A. Botkin, 1995 David M. Brooks, 1982 Robin L. Burrell, 1978 Robyn Lynn Bigelow, 2001 Donald Boudreaux, 1967 Kay Upchurch Brooks, 1982 F. Randolph Burroughs, 1968 Kelly Cox Bilek, 1992 James A. Bouligny, 1960 Nora Toohy Brooks, 1985 Jon H. Burrows, 1976 Karen Hunsicker Billups, 1987 Herman Bouma, 1979 William C. Brooks, 2004 T. P. Busch*, 1959 James H. Bilton, 2005 Glenda B. Boverie, 1974 Thomas J. Brorby, 1961 Dennis E. Butler, 1977 Bryan C. Birkeland, 1975 Nathan Ezekiel Bowden, 1998 Josefina Jaramillo Brostrom, 1983 Gordon T. Butler, 1971 John S. Birkelbach, 1974 Sofia Harber Bowden, 1998 Charles A. Brothers, 1965 Laura Peterson Butler, 1981 Michael L. Birnbaum, 1967 Tracy Horton Bowden, 1986 Broude Family Trust Lynn H. Butler, 1991 John G. Bissell, 1971 Steven M. Bowers, 1982 John S. Broude, 1975 Melissa M. Butler, 1991 Ramon D. Bissmeyer, 1993 Courtney Alyssa Bowie, 1999 John K. Broussard, 2004 Charles Butt

40 UTLAW K]bhYf&$$, 4(%#/.42)"54/232%0/24s!..5!,&5.$ Leslie Selig Byrd, 1979 Anthony B. Cavender, 1964 Lawrence Hubert Clore, 1969 Gregg Costa, 1999 Otis Eugene Byrd A. Kirby Cavin, 1976 CNA Foundation Mike Cotten, 1965 Patrick A. Caballero, 2002 Grayson R. Cecil, 1981 Stephen S. Coats, 1997 Keith A. Courtney, 1987 Thomas C. Cady, 1965 Joseph F. Centrich, 2006 Ty W. Cobb, 2006 Maston C. Courtney, 1954 Giorgio Caflisch, 1987 Edward A. Cerkovnik Jr., 1983 James W. Coburn, 1957 James E. Cousar, 1978 Molly Cagle, 1981 Susan Chadick, 1972 Fielding B. Cochran III, 1975 Covington & Burling Christie Landreaux Cahoon, 2000 John H. Chamberlain, 1973 John R. Cochran Jr., 1967 Patrick Brendan Cowherd, 2004 Raul Calderon, 1983 Patricia Chamblin, 1978 Gordon A. Coffee, 1984 Roger Cowie, 1992 Cynthia O. Caldwell, 1979 Trina Chandler, 1992 J. R. Coffee, 1959 David E. Cowling, 1976 Lee Caldwell, 1961 David Teng-Kai Chang, 1997 James A. Cogan, 2004 Cox Smith Matthews Incorporated Frank Wayne Calhoun, 1959 Patty Chang, 2006 John P. Cogan Jr., 1968 Deborah Cox, 1981 Wilson Calhoun, 1982 Rina Wong Chang, 1997 Robert M. Cohan, 1973 Gary Lyn Cox, 1976 James B. Callaway Burton Jay Channing, 1968 David B. Cohen, 1983 Royla M. Cox, 1978 David N. Calvillo, 1989 Caroline G. Chapman, 2001 Dorene B. Cohen, 1990 Emily Craft Larry A. Campagna, 1977 George C. Chapman, 1962 Helene S. Cohen, 1979 Frank H. Crain, 1948 Bert L. Campbell, 1970 Ben R. Chappell, 1975 Charles Cohn Rogers L. Crain, 1978 John B. Campbell Jr., 2002 Douglas B. Chappell, 1986 John R. Cohn, 1988 Stephanie K. Crain, 1990 Megan Harbison Campbell, 2002 Michael A. Chapski, 1994 Emily Colantino, 2003 Stephen B. Crain, 1990 Patricia A. Campbell, 1978 Christopher W. Cheatham, 2006 David C. Cole, 2002 Edmund P. Cranz, 1965 Robert D. Campbell, 1976 James W. Checkley Jr., 1982 F. J. Coleman Jr., 1972 Cravath, Swaine & Moore Bernard Campion, 1978 Charles E. Cheever Jr., 1957 Gregory S. Coleman, 1992 Philip L. Cravens, 1969 Anthony Joseph Campiti, 1996 Charlie Chen, 2007 Lynn R. Coleman, 1964 Jeffrey Ray Crawford, 1999 Joe B. Cannon, 1960 Evelyn Y. Chen, 2006 Martha C. Coleman, 1985 Edward B. Creager, 1965 Neal D. Cannon Jr., 1965 Gisela Blohm Cherches, 1988 Robert W. Coleman, 1968 James A. Creel, 1972 Susan L. Cannon, 2006 Chevron Corporation Russell F. Coleman, 1985 Jerry Creighton, 1954 Susana E. Canseco, 2007 W. Craig Childers, 1973 E. David Coligado, 1995 Ronald R. Cresswell, 1967 Patrick H. Cantilo, 1980 William Gordon Childs, 1998 Travis R. Collier, 1976 Adam Paul Criaco, 1991 Charles L. Cantrell, 1976 Elizabeth M. Chipinski, 1980 Tyree C. Collier, 1994 Mary F. Criaco Kent Caperton, 1975 Lisa E. Chismire, 1985 Bruce W. Collins, 1978 Brandon Lee Crisp, 2007 Carlos Eduardo Cardenas, 1980 Caroline E. Cho, 2003 Bryan P. Collins, 1982 Silky Ragsdale Crockett Joe I. Cardenas, 1962 Nicholas E. Chremos, 2000 Douglas L. Collins, 1981 Sam G. Croom Jr., 1957 Janet R. Carl, 1992 Eric J. Christ, 2005 Robert John Collins, 1970 R. Caven Crosnoe, 1966 John W. Carlson III, 1999 Christensen, O’Connor, Johnson Richard Paul Colquitt, 1981 Clinton F. Cross, 1968 Nancy P. Carlson, 1985 & Kindness PLLC Communities Foundation of Texas Robert B. Crotty, 1976 Donald F. Carnes, 1981 Angela W. Christian, 2005 Averill Harrington Conn, 2006 Haylie H. Crouch, 2004 Susan H. Carp, 1992 Floyd H. Christian Jr., 1966 John B. Connally IV, 1997 Rodney K. Crowl, 1973 Denise M. Carr, 2004 Andrew W. Chu, 1998 Joseph Connally, 1964 Berry P. Crowley, 1972 Danford F. Carroll, 1976 Joseph A. Cialone, 1972 Justin L. Conner, 2005 Robert G. Croyle Jr., 1968 Danielle R. Carroll, 1992 CITGO Petroleum Corporation Mary B. Conner, 2005 Brian W. Crozier, 1985 Ken Carroll, 1979 Conor M. Civins, 2003 William C. Conner, 1942 Laura A. Cruz, 1999 Otis Carroll, 1974 Jeff Civins, 1975 Cynthia Saiter Connolly, 1996 Pedro S. Cruz, 1983 Rita R. Carroll, 1976 Katy M. Civins, 1975 ConocoPhillips Company Neal S. Cukerbaum, 1977 Stephen K. Carroll, 1979 Matthew W. Claman, 1987 William V. Conover II, 1962 Casey W. Cullings, 2000 Vincent D. Carson, 1985 John T. Clappison, 1993 Patricia Reed Constant, 1979 Anne O’Malley Culotta, 1985 Jack E. Carter, 1967 Bernard F. Clark Jr., 1982 Luis A. Consuegra, 1980 Kenneth S. Culotta, 1985 James A. Carter, 1967 David Andrew Clark, 1986 Robert G. Converse, 1970 Julie Beth Cunningham, 1990 Keith C. Carter, 1950 Debra S. Clark, 1979 J. Rowland Cook, 1965 Robert A. Curry, 1975 Craig Lanson Carver, 1972 Elliot Clark, 1999 Michael L. Cook, 1968 Sandra Hale Curtis, 1977 John Gibbon Cashman, 1956 Elloine Clark R. Scott Cook, 2003 Jenice L. Cutler, 1986 Mark Cason, 1980 Julia Penny Clark, 1973 Ronald E. Cook, 1976 Trey Cutler, 1987 Janet Reynolds Cassels, 1995 Kevin M Clark, 2006 Thomas Cook, 1961 William K. Dabaghi, 1972 Sabine L. Casseus, 2007 William H. Clark III, 1955 Cooper Industries Foundation Anne D’Agostino, 2002 C. Brian Cassidy, 1986 Christian D. Clarke Casarez, 2005 Rebecca A. Cooper, 1997 William S. Dahlstrom, 1986 John R. Castle Jr., 1967 Joe D. Clayton, 1963 Tammy Austiff Cooper, 1996 Andrew L. Dahm, 2004 David M. Castro, 1978 Jack M. Cleaveland Jr., 1978 Wayne P. Cooper, 1974 John B. Daily, 2005 John D. Castro, 2006 Kathleen S. Cleaveland, 1978 Barry Copeland, 1985 Alan S. Dale, 1950 Lana Caswell-Garcia Karen Kelley Clements, 1988 Elizabeth Copeland, 1992 Dallas Jewish Community Susan E. Cates, 2005 Merritt M. Clements, 1987 Morgan L. Copeland, 1952 Foundation Arthur T. Catterall, 1989 Timothy A Cleveland, 2006 Morgan L. Copeland Jr., 1981 Catherine C. Dalton, 2007 Randy Catterton, 1974 George G. Clifton, 1957 Helena Coronado-Salazar, 2007 Samuel P. Dalton, 1988 William H. Caudill, 1978 Scot Clinton, 2004 Phoebe L. Corry*, 1970 Elizabeth Lynn Daniel, 2007 T. Drew Cauthorn, 1967 David R. Clonts, 1991 Nina Cortell, 1976 Josiah M. Daniel III, 1978 Frank J. Cavaliere, 1979 Shawn W. Cloonan, 2007 Ryan T. Cosgrove, 2005 Robert D. Daniel, 1976

K]bhYf&$$,UTLAW 41 4(%#/.42)"54/232%0/24s!..5!,&5.$ Walter E. Daniel IV, 1997 Paul W Denney, 2003 Jeffery P. Drummond, 1987 Wm. B. Emmons, 1985 Douglas A. Daniels, 1995 Dennis R Meals Charitable Keith Drummond, 1961 Barry E. Engel, 1991 Elizabeth Ann Dankof, 2002 Corporation James W. Dryden, 1972 Anthony England, 1993 Steven K. Dankof, 1976 John D. Denson, 1983 Michael C. Dubose, 2005 Shruti D. Engstrom, 1998 Richard G. Danner Jr., 1967 David T. Denton, 2006 Nicholas F. Ducoff, 2006 Chad P. Ennis, 2004 Peter C. D’Apice, 1987 Sarah P. Denton, 1968 Duke Energy Foundation Emily Davis Ennis, 2006 James H. Dapper, 1995 James V. Derrick Jr., 1970 Richard W. Duncan, 1985 Jessica Werner Epperson, 2005 William D. Darling, 1966 Paula M. Desel, 1984 Robert D. Duncan, 1974 Mischa Buford Epps, 1994 Ralph W. Dau, 1966 Robin O. Dettmer, 1985 Sarah B. Duncan, 1984 Kevin Epstein, 1994 Donald R. Daum, 1976 Brent Allen Devere, 1993 David G. Dunlap, 1974 Leonard Epstein, 1982 Kurt G. Daum, 1999 Clayton E. Devin, 1974 Phil Dunlap, 1971 Randall H. Erben, 1981 Larry R. Daves, 1972 Melanie T. Devoe, 1998 Diana C. Durbin, 1980 Brian K. Erickson, 1999 Katharine D. David, 2004 David DeWall, 1968 Richard L. Durbin Jr., 1980 Ron I. Erlichman, 1998 Robert J. David, 1985 Edwin R. DeYoung, 1971 Deanne R. Durfee, 1987 Edwin C. Ernst, 2005 Benjamin H. Davidson II, 1986 Vincent Deyoung, 1968 Jane Arogeti Durham, 1984 Thomas P. Erwin, 1975 Joseph Thomas Davidson III, 1980 David Thomas Dezern, 2007 Madeline Dvorocsik, 1997 Raul F. Escandon D’Lesli M. Davis, 1990 Karl G. Dial, 1983 A. Erin Dwyer, 1980 Robert A. Estrada, 1983 Jacquelyn V. Davis, 2006 Celina M. Diaz, 2005 Davida Dwyer, 2006 Darrick W. Eugene, 2004 Jefferson J. Davis, 1973 Romulo L. Diaz Jr., 1972 Wm. G. Dwyer, 1949 Eutsler Law Firm Julie Ann Davis, 1993 William W. Dibrell, 1990 Billy Coe Dyer, 1985 Robert W. Eutsler, 1974 Julie Z. Davis, 1999 Jeremy W. Dickens, 1987 W. Robert Dyer Jr., 1969 David Lewis Evans, 1966 Kathleen Linnard Davis, 1989 Will G. Dickey, 1972 John S. Dzienkowski, 1983 Dawn M. Evans, 1981 Paul R. Davis Jr., 1970 W. Gordon Dickinson II, 1965 E. T. & Lana Summers Charitable Mark C. Evans, 1977 Platt W. Davis III, 1970 Fred Dietrich, 1991 Tr us t Janis Dee Everhart, 1972 Robert L. Davis, 1967 Sarah Sharlot Dietrich, 1991 J. William Earle, 1972 Gary L. Ewell, 1978 Sidney H. Davis Jr., 1979 Joseph C. Dilg, 1976 Linda H. Earle, 1978 Exxon Mobil Corporation Stephen D. Davis, 1981 Gregory C. Dillard, 2002 W. Alvin Early, 1968 ExxonMobil Foundation Tracy Cathleen Davis, 2004 Brian J. Dillavou, 2007 Daniel George Easley, 1979 David Ezarik, 1977 Alistair B. Dawson, 1989 Gregory L. Dillion, 1980 Kenneth E. East, 1994 Faegre & Benson David L. Dawson, 1992 Nicole Lorene Dimetman, 2007 S. Stacy Eastland, 1974 Jason K. Fagelman, 1996 Dewey B. Day, 2005 Rick Disney, 1977 Thomas A. Eaton, 1975 Laura F. Faibish, 1987 Jonathan Day, 1965 Mark J. Ditto, 2007 Angela M. Eaves, 1986 John W. Fainter Jr., 1963 Eduardo E. de Ases, 1959 E. Scot Dixon, 1993 Alfred H. Ebert Jr., 1959 Larry Fallek, 1965 Donald A. De Candia, 1989 Harva R. Dockery, 1980 James R. Echols, 1967 Michael A. Fallek, 1996 Heather De La Garza, 2006 Robin Kathleen Dodds, 2000 Jack P. Eckels, 1972 Lisa C. Fancher, 1983 Monica A. De La Paz, 2002 Barbara W. Dody, 1986 Richard L. Edmonson, 1977 Beth L. Fancsali, 1990 Benjamin S. De Leon, 2004 Stephen Doggett, 1975 Stephen Bender Edmundson, 1996 Steven S. Fang, 2000 Hector De Leon, 1973 Dominion Foundation Katherine B. Edwards, 1980 Ronald L. Fann, 1968 Sylvia A. de Leon, 1976 Stephanie E. Donaho, 1981 Richard A. Edwards, 1966 David Barton Fannin, 1985 Robert A. De Witt, 1966 Craig J. Donahue, 1991 Thomas H. Edwards, 1975 Melanie Fannin, 1976 Beale Dean, 1947 Emily Stacy Donahue, 1987 Byron F. Egan, 1968 Ray Farabee, 1961 Lauren E. Dean, 2006 Mark M. Donheiser, 1983 James F. Ehrenberg, 2001 Gregory S. Farnik, 1989 David DeAnda, 2000 Ray N. Donley, 1982 Herbert Ehrlich, 1962 Eric D. Farrell, 1995 Matthew Y. Dearman, 2005 James F. Donnell, 1986 Theresa Eilers, 1978 John M. Farrell, 2007 B. Craig Deats, 1978 Charles P. Donnelly, 1967 El Paso Corporation Terence Farrell, 1973 Carolyn A. DeClue, 2005 Wes Dorman, 1994 Kindel L. Elam, 2004 Richard B. Farrer, 2005 Brandon R. DeFrehn, 2006 Stephen H. Douglas, 1990 Allison Wiggins Elder, 1990 William L. Farris, 1978 Dick DeGuerin, 1965 John Doumany, 2007 Daniel M. Elder, 1988 Katherine Denise Farroba, 1989 Joshua P. Dehnke, 2004 Christopher B. Dove, 2001 Stephen T. Elder, 1968 Warner F. Fassnidge, 1962 David A. Deitch, 1985 Trey Dowdy III, 1975 Steve A. Elder, 1990 Strefan Edward Fauble, 2006 Timothy J. Deithloff, 2001 William C. Dowdy Jr., 1951 Charles Eldred, 1995 Brian J. Faulkner, 2005 John Delaney, 1973 Dale Dowell, 1957 Jeffrey E. Eldredge, 1984 Harry F. Faulkner III, 1973 Mindel M. DeLatorre, 1984 Kristen Pauling Doyle, 1996 Donald Richard Eller Jr., 1995 Feather Family Fund Deborah H. Delgado, 1984 Michael P. Doyle, 1990 Paul R. Elliott, 1989 Milton E. Feder, 1971 Dell Direct Giving Campaign Tamarah Feigl Doyle, 2000 Rebecca McFarlin Elliott, 1983 Michael L. Feighny, 1968 Deloitte Foundation Trek Carlsand Doyle, 1994 Blake Randal Ellis, 2006 Edward K. Fein, 1965 Delta Air Lines Foundation Scott Paul Drake, 2000 James A. Ellis Jr., 1968 Larry B. Feldcamp, 1967 Denyse J Demel, 2006 Thomas B. Draper, 1979 Jamie Danielle Ellis, 2007 Brian D. Feldman, 2005 Harold R. DeMoss Jr., 1955 Brayton Dresser, 1996 L. W. Ellis*, 1971 Karen K. Feldman, 1996 Will Denham, 2001 Elizabeth H. Drews, 1981 O. E. Elmore, 1977 Bradley R. Fellman, 2004 Franklin W. Denius, 1949 Jack Drews, 1981 Elizabeth B. Emerson, 1995 Marcus A. Fellman, 2005 Leroy G. Denman Jr., 1939 Helene P. Dreyer, 1992 John R. Emerson, 1997 Marion Fenster, 1939 Karen Denney, 2002 Howard Dreyer, 1966 Emmons & Jackson P.C. Truman Haymaker Fenton, 2007

42 UTLAW K]bhYf&$$, 4(%#/.42)"54/232%0/24s!..5!,&5.$ Brian Ferguson, 2005 Susan Roland Francis, 1979 J. Ray Gayle III, 1966 Michelle L. Goolsby, 1983 David James Ferguson, 2007 Theodore D. Frank, 1966 GE Foundation Lekha Gopalakrishnan, 2000 Ken Ferguson, 1977 Julene Franki, 1981 Carolyn M. Gebhard, 2003 Jennifer M. Gore, 1996 Alice Lydia Fernelius, 1991 Ashley Paige Frankson, 2007 Harry Gee Jr., 1963 Nancy Y. Gorman, 1984 Stephen M. Fernelius, 1991 Gregory T. Frazer, 1974 Pamela F. Geiger, 2000 Susan Gorman, 1994 Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Robert Lynn Frederick, 1973 Stephen E. Geis, 1978 Patrick J. Gormley, 1990 Fidelity Foundation Seth Freedman, 1976 Jeffrey S. Genecov Ryan D. Gorsche, 2007 Robert S. Field, 1995 Claude C. Freeman Jr.*, 1959 Lisa Atlas Genecov, 1984 Theodore P. Gorski Jr., 1971 C. David Fielder, 1971 Jeremy Bennett Freeman, 2006 Susan C. Gentz, 1982 Martha C. Gossett Jack Edward Fields, 1978 Jonathan K. Frels, 2001 R. James George Jr., 1969 Tracy L. Gostyla, 1999 Rodrigo J. Figueroa, 2004 Kelly Frels, 1970 David B. Gerger, 1985 Robert C. Grable, 1971 Kari E. Findley, 1988 Christina Marie French, 2000 Robert K. German, 1952 Gary Grafel, 1969 Teresa Brickman Finer, 1983 Richard G. Frey, 1966 Kay A. Germiat, 1988 Andrew D. Graham, 2003 Yale S. Finkle, 1973 Philip C. Friday Jr., 1969 Bob Gibbins, 1961 David E. Graham, 1971 W. Thomas Finley, 1981 D. Gilbert Friedlander, 1971 Steven A. Gibbins, 1982 H. E. Graham, 1969 A. Robert Fischer, 1983 Clifford L. Friedman, 1983 Lawrence B. Gibbs, 1963 John A. Graml, 1965 Howard V. Fisher, 1984 Theresa Moore Frierson, 1980 Randel B. Gibbs, 1973 Ginny Smith Granade, 1975 Warren H. Fisher, 1986 Hilary Frisbie, 2004 Robin Gibbs, 1971 Katharyn A. Grant, 2005 William M. Fisher, 2000 Virginia Evelyn Fritchey, 2006 Frank Gibson, 1957 Graves, Dougherty, Hearon & John J. Fitzgerald, 2007 Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. J. Iris Gibson, 2002 Moody, P.C. Thomas C. Fitzhugh III, 1976 Keith R. Fullenweider, 1988 William Gibson, 2002 Gordon Gray, 1956 Evan Fitzmaurice, 1999 Byron F. Fullerton, 1956 Frank W. Giesber, 1962 James A. Gray, 1949 Joe F. Flack III, 2006 Jason P Fulton, 2003 Henry Gilchrist, 1950 Larry D. Grayson, 1979 Francis C. Flaherty, 1994 Charles Fuquay, 1973 Rogan B. Giles III, 2007 Greater Houston Community Daniel V. Flatten, 1966 Neill D. Fuquay, 2007 Robert M. Gillespie, 1970 Foundation Stacy E. Flippin, 1992 W. Royal Furgeson Jr., 1967 Jon L. Gillum, 2002 Danielle K. Greco, 2002 Francisco J. Flores Jr., 1967 John E. Furrh, 1987 Anne E. Gingrich, 2004 Carl H. Green, 1976 Enrique Flores-Trillo, 2006 James Robert Fuson, 1961 Abigail W. Giraud, 2005 G. Maynard Green, 1970 Wilford Flowers, 1976 Abby J. Gaffney, 2007 Charles W. Giraud III, 1965 Hubert W. Green, 1950 Scott P. Flukinger, 1992 Brian P. Gaffney, 2007 William Giraud, 2005 Jesse J. Green, 1986 Timothy F. Foarde, 1986 Donald Gaffney, 1977 Mark A. Giugliano, 1999 Mitchell J. Green, 1982 Larry A. Fogel, 2005 Mayo J. Galindo, 1952 Douglas B. Glass, 1974 Roger B. Greenberg, 1970 Gerald A. Fohn, 1973 Michael T. Gallagher, 1965 John D. Glass Jr., 1955 David A. Greenblatt, 1987 Janet Follstaedt, 1994 Raymond Edward Gallaway Jr., 1988 S. Jane Glass, 1976 Gilbert A. Greene, 2004 Jeffrey A. Ford, 1977 David J. Gallo, 1985 Valorie C. Glass, 1992 Glenn S. Greene, 1994 John Nelson Ford, 1970 Kathleen V. Galloway, 1992 Glast Phillips & Murray Ryan D. Greene, 1999 Richard A. Fordyce, 1998 Laurie L. Gallun, 2001 Nicole Elizabeth Glauser, 2005 Michael M. Greenfield, 1969 Susan R. Forestier, 1987 Hilda C. Galvan, 1993 Glencoe Group Services Inc Robert K. Greenslade, 2006 Thomas J. Forestier, 1987 David S. Gamble, 1975 Gary S. Glesby, 1975 David C. Greenstone, 1998 Edward H. Forgotson, 1960 William B. Gammon, 1987 Julius Glickman, 1966 James Greenwood III, 1961 Tobey Blanton Forney, 1997 John E. Gangstad, 1974 GlobalSantaFe Corporation Tolbert L. Greenwood, 1966 Julie P. Forrester, 1986 Geoffrey Gannaway, 2002 David B. Gluck, 1983 Jennifer Horan Greer, 1992 W. Richard Fossey, 1980 Gilbert G. Garcia, 1978 Patricia S. Goddard, 1995 Laura M. Greff, 2006 Andrew J Fossum, 2006 H. S. Garcia, 1977 Cullen M. Godfrey, 1970 Aron L. Gregg, 2000 Edward I. Foster, 1973 Rani C. Garcia, 1995 Robert William Goff Jr., 1971 Tom W. Gregg Jr., 1964 J. Holt Foster III, 1995 Victoria M. Garcia, 1989 Lisa A. Goldberg, 1986 Claiborne B. Gregory Jr., 1970 John R. Foster*, 1955 Ricardo Garcia-Moreno, 1994 Moses Goldberg, 1958 Kathleen G. Gregory, 2006 Rowland B. Foster, 1969 Bruce E. Garlick, 1992 Linda L. Golden, 2002 Mike Gregory, 1970 Michael J. Fourticq, 1967 Bryan D. Garner, 2003 Michael J. Golden, 2001 Brian S. Greig, 1975 Brian Jeffrey Fox, 2002 Meredith White Garner, 2003 Louis Goldfaden, 1948 Mark J. Grenader, 1975 J. Nixon Fox III, 1984 Ben Cox Garrett, 1980 Goldman Sachs & Co. Mark C. Griege, 1985 Kyle K. Fox, 1995 Karen L. Garrett, 1978 Dewey J. Gonsoulin, 1954 Barbara E. Griffin, 1991 Michael W. Fox, 1975 Larry B. Garrett, 2002 Dewey J. Gonsoulin Jr., 1991 Campbell A. Griffin Jr., 1957 Paul W. Fox, 1972 Lary D. Garrett, 1976 Alexander J. Gonzales, 1983 Lynn Knaupp Griffin, 1982 Rebecca J. Fox, 1986 Mark T. Garrett, 1998 Liana Gonzales, 1995 David Griffith, 1989 Sharon S. Fox, 1984 Susan L. Garrison, 1976 Robert F. Gonzales, 1971 Douglas S. Griffith, 1989 Susan Foxworth, 1987 David A. Garza, 1996 Alejandro Gonzalez, 2003 Vanessa M. Griffith, 1994 Joe Foy Jr., 1979 Joe A. Garza Jr., 1978 Juan A. Gonzalez, 1991 Anne E. Grigg, 2001 Heidi E. Frahm, 2003 Martin E. Garza, 1996 Paul Gonzalez, 1987 W. Garney Griggs, 1968 Margaret V. Fraissinet, 1996 Jack P. Gatewood, 1967 Kenneth D. Goodman, 1982 Robert A. Gritta, 1960 Philip Fraissinet, 1995 Mark J. Gatschet, 1998 William Ostrom Goodman, 1970 Jill Lawrie Groff, 1988 Richard J. Franchek, 1994 Ryan C. Gaubert, 2006 Bryan L. Goolsby, 1977 Alicia M. Groos, 1999 Samuel D. Francis, 1983 David R. Gavia, 1986 George F. Goolsby, 1974 Richard J. Groos, 1984

K]bhYf&$$,UTLAW 43 4(%#/.42)"54/232%0/24s!..5!,&5.$ Marc E. Grossberg, 1965 Robert S. Harrell, 1977 Ana E. Hernandez, 2004 Janet Little Horton, 1980 Eric Groten, 1985 Erica W. Harris, 1996 Gilberto Hernandez, 1980 Theresa A. Horton, 1984 Benjamin R. Guerra, 2006 James B. Harris, 1978 Mack Ray Hernandez, 1970 Julian V. Horwitz, 1961 John A. Guerra, 1988 Lana Susan Harris, 1993 Marie Hernandez, 2007 C. A. Hotchkiss, 1968 Brad Guest, 1993 Richard E. Harris, 1993 Louis E. Herrera Jr., 1987 Martin Hotchkiss, 1977 Floyd E. Guest Jr., 1962 Tracie B. Harris, 2002 Kenneth A. Herridge, 1967 Ellen M. House, 1989 David Wesley Gulley, 1965 Jonathan M. Harrison, 1987 Donald E. Herrmann, 1974 Michael P. House, 1981 Christopher M. Gunter, 1980 Warren T. Harrison, 1968 Bruce C. Herzog, 1988 Gregory L. Housewirth, 1986 J. Clifford Gunter III, 1967 J. Gary Hart, 1984 Nina M. Hess Hsu, 2005 Houston Jewish Community Kathryn Horton Gurley, 1988 Terence J. Hart, 1978 Jack B. Hicks, 1987 Foundation Daniel G. Gurwitz, 1993 Jack Hartel, 1960 Linda H. Hicks, 1977 Debra N. Houston, 1979 Gary Gurwitz, 1959 Dan Dennis Hartnett, 1975 Rolf E. Hiebler, 1969 Ann G. Howard, 1988 Susan D. Gusky, 1993 Will F. Hartnett, 1981 J. Lanham Higginbotham III, 1975 Elizabeth A. Howard, 1985 Dahlia M. Gutierrez, 1985 Dean W. Harvey, 1997 Frank D. Hill, 1966 H. Carter Howard, 1955 Gabriel Gutierrez Jr., 1967 Grant J. Harvey, 1990 James P. Hill, 1978 Jo Ann Howard, 1987 Michelle J. Gutierrez-Begin, 2006 David T. Harvin, 1970 Jerel J. Hill, 1977 John L. Howard Jr., 1988 Dewuse Guyton Jr., 1960 Michael A. Hatchell, 1964 Yerger Hill III, 1970 Kenneth C. Howard Jr., 1975 Delia J. Guzman, 1982 Benjamin H. Hathaway, 1977 Lawrence J. Hilton, 1991 Robert Howard, 1940 H. E. Butt Grocery Company Howard I. Hatoff, 1958 Robert Collins Hilton, 1999 Brenda Kay Howard-Koroma, 1990 H2O Partners, Inc. Adam I. Hauser, 1985 Ken Hines, 1975 John E. Howell, 1974 Stanley B. Haas, 1979 Kenneth G. Hawari, 1984 Byron L. Hing, 2005 William A. Hoy, 1971 Jan Kathrene Hacke, 1983 Chris V. Hawkins, 1993 Karen L. Hirschman, 1983 James K. Hsu Roby Hadden, 1957 Edward G. Hawkins, 1974 Deborah Cortez Hiser, 1981 Daniel D. Hu, 1986 Allison Rogers Haft Jack W. Hawkins, 1959 Miriam Hiser, 1987 Edwin J. Hu, 1999 Anne B Hagan, 2006 Jeffrey S. Hawkins, 1983 Jeff Hobbs, 1999 L. Jeffrey Hubenak, 1985 Bonnie Jean Hagan, 1974 Brad B. Hawley, 1983 Lisa E. Hobbs, 2000 Elizabeth C. Huddleston, 2006 Matthew T. Hagan, 1991 Zachary J. Hawthorn, 2001 Justin Hodge, 2002 Brandon L. Hudgeons, 1998 William Fred Hagans, 1972 John Hay Jr., 1972 Anthony L. Hodges, 1968 Megan J. Hudgeons, 1997 William G. Hagans, 2006 David L. Hayden, 1984 Curtis D. Hodgson, 1978 Diana M. Hudson, 1976 Lars W. Hagen, 1999 Scott Hayes, 1989 Kenneth A. Hodson, 1984 Nancy Rice Hudson, 1977 Laura J. Hagen, 1976 Jane Jachimczyk Hayman, 1974 Stewart E. Hoffer, 1994 Tom Hudson, 1974 Nancy Magner Hagquist, 1995 Chris A. Haynes, 1970 Annabel Hoffman, 1991 C. M. Hudspeth, 1946 William H. Haight, 1949 Claude A. Hays Jr., 1960 Joseph A. Hoffman, 1981 Harry L. Hudspeth, 1958 Lawrence B. Haile, 1961 Morgan W. Hazelton, 2001 Leonard E. Hoffman Jr., 1947 Melinda Suzanne Hudspeth, 2003 Royce Jay Hailey Jr., 1968 John D. Head Jr., 1980 Kent C. Hofmann, 2001 Pamela B. Huff, 1991 Charles R. Hairston W. Jason Healy, 2000 Elizabeth L. Hogan Stephen L. Huffaker, 2000 Lara D. Hajjar, 2003 J. David Heaney, 1974 James E. Hogan, 1984 Bart W. Huffman, 1994 Eric B. Hall, 1999 Helen V. Heard, 2006 Jennifer Bruch Hogan, 1985 Nicole Huffman, 2001 John B. Hall, 1982 Lisa L. Hearn, 2004 Timothy J. Hogan, 1982 William M. Huffman, 1959 Philip M. Hall, 1968 Robert J. Hearon Jr., 1954 Wyatt L. Hogan, 1997 Patrick L. Huffstickler, 1986 Robert G. Hallam, 1966 Paul E. Heath, 1987 Robert W. Holland, 1995 Jenny A Hughes, 2006 William P. Hallman Jr., 1967 Philip O. Heatley, 1981 Steven E. Hollimon, 1982 Karen Elizabeth Hughes, 2003 Ernst A. Halperin, 1994 Jack Hebdon, 1944 John S. Hollyfield, 1968 Katherine J. Hughes, 2002 David G. Halpern, 1994 Laura E. Hebert, 2007 Alan Holman, 1975 Michael B. Hughes, 1978 Hamel Bowers & Clark L.L.P. Daniel K. Hedges, 1974 Sara Segrest Holman, 1974 Roger W. Hughes, 1977 Lee Hamel, 1967 Amy P. Hefley, 2004 James A. Holmes, 1995 Steven L. Hughes, 1985 Brett L. Hamilton, 1980 Roberta J. Hegland, 1983 F. Franklin Honea II, 1976 W. L. Hughes Jr., 1956 Brooks Hamilton, 2004 Timothy J. Heinrich, 1987 Donald C. Hood, 1970 R. Joe Hull, 1969 James A. Hamilton, 1969 Lauren N. Held, 2004 Jerry R. Hoodenpyle, 1966 Betteann Fitt Hultgren, 1983 Paul R. Hamilton, 1961 Dorlee E. Henderson, 1976 Aileen M. Hooks, 1982 Monty Humble, 1976 Charles Hampton, 1995 Gary D. Henderson, 1978 Bert Hooper, 1955 Richard L. Hunn, 1987 Wallis M. Hampton, 1992 Rebecca R. Henderson, 1995 Ray Hooper, 1966 Barry Hunsaker Jr., 1979 Kurt J. Hamrock, 1992 Shavonne Evette Henderson, 2005 George M. Hopkins Jr., 1948 Linda Crooker Hunsaker Amy Sladczyk Hancock, 1997 Thomas S. Henderson, 1976 H. Kate Hopkins, 1980 Scott Hunsaker, 1977 Matt K. Handley, 2002 Matthew B. Henneman, 1994 Natalie E. Hopkins, 1991 Amy Maxwell Hunt, 2007 George L. Hangs Jr., 1975 Susan Henricks, 1981 Jerry Hopson, 1953 Richard M. Hunt, 1981 Kendyl Hanks, 2001 Jennifer D Henry, 2006 R. Keith Hopson, 1979 Robert Wiley Hunt, 2006 Laura Eline Hannusch, 1987 Lee W. Henslee III, 1963 John L. Hopwood, 1967 Susan M. Hunter, 1983 Leslie M. Hansen, 1994 Tom Henson, 1963 Barbara Horan, 1988 Thomas F. Hunter Jr., 1982 Julie A. Hardin, 1999 Thomas M. Herbert, 2007 Barbara Ellen Horan, 1983 Elizabeth A. Husseini, 1997 Robert L. Hargett, 1987 Claudio Heredia, 1981 Mark E. Hord, 1990 Julie D. Hutchings, 2005 Danielle L. Hargrove, 1991 Guy S. Herman, 1977 Charles M. Hornberger, 1980 R. Clayton Hutchins, 1968 Cynthia L. Harkness, 1986 Tom Hermansen, 1968 James D. Hornfischer, 2001 Jill Hutchison, 2005

44 UTLAW K]bhYf&$$, 4(%#/.42)"54/232%0/24s!..5!,&5.$ John A. Hutchison III, 1968 Lauren Johnson, 2006 Elizabeth J. Keig, 1989 Larry D. Knippa, 1966 Lewis L. Hutchison Jr., 2002 Matthew J. Johnson, 1980 Lowell Adams Keig, 1988 Michael B. Knisely, 2002 Daniel A. Hyde, 1971 Michael R. Johnson, 1969 Robert Q. Keith, 1959 Jeffery R. Koch, 1983 Regina K. Ibarra, 2001 Michael R. Johnson, 1973 James Arthur Keller, 1982 Thomas M. Kocurek, 1971 IBM International Foundation Nathan M. Johnson, 1993 Michael E. Keller, 1983 Susan Koegel, 1988 Linda Icenhauer-Ramirez, 1978 Riva T. Johnson, 1979 Scott A. Keller, 2007 James M. Koelemay Jr., 1976 Robert Icenhauer-Ramirez, 1979 Sharah G. Johnson, 1989 Sam L. Kelley, 1958 Rodney C. Koenig, 1969 Anthony Icenogle, 1983 Aaron Johnston Jr., 1972 Dee J. Kelly Jr., 1985 Keenan L. Kolendo, 2003 Kazuyuki Ichiba, 2006 Anne W. Johnston, 1966 Diane O’Brien Kelly, 1990 Mark A. Kopidlansky, 1989 Jason M Idell, 2006 Jeffrey S. Johnston, 1997 Henry A. Kelly, 1968 Fritz A. Korth, 1964 Kathleen H. Incerto, 1982 Murray L. Johnston Jr., 1965 Joseph P. Kelly, 1963 Jennifer J. Kracht, 2006 M. Scott Incerto, 1981 Roy E. Johnston, 1955 Mary Elizabeth Kelly, 1985 Adam M. Kramer, 1998 Ingram Micro Inc. Stuart B. Johnston Jr., 1982 John R. Kelsey III, 1973 Siobhan Fitzpatrick Kratovil, 2000 Debra L. Innocenti, 2004 Timothy M Johnston, 2003 Thomas R. Kelsey, 1971 Paul G. Kratzig, 1968 Gerardo A. Interiano, 2006 Terry R. Jolly, 2007 Thomas W. Kelton, 2003 James Anthony Krause, 1994 Laura Piazza Irani, 2000 Austin D. Jones, 2001 Benjamin G. Kemble, 2005 Gregory Seth Krauss, 2007 Juan F. Irarragorri Gutierre, 2003 Edward O. Jones Clarence Everett Kendall Jr., 1948 James H. Kreimeyer, 1963 Peter G. Irot, 2007 Frank G. Jones, 1966 Alison Kennamer, 1988 Mitch Kreindler, 1987 Karen L. Isaacson, 1988 Franklin Jones Jr., 1954 Tracey A. Kennedy, 1990 Sue A. Krenek, 1994 Seth M. Isgur, 2007 George F. Jones III, 1986 William M. Kennedy, 1950 Erica L. Krennerich, 1987 Ehimwenma Iyamu, 2006 Grier P. Jones, 1967 John G Kenney, 2003 Sandy Kress, 1975 Alissa A. Jackson, 1991 J. Wesley Jones, 1995 Michael B. Kentor, 1972 Seth H. Kretzer, 2003 Andrew Eric Jackson, 2006 M. Brock Jones Jr., 1967 Andrew L. Kerr, 1974 Krist Foundation Calvin M. Jackson, 1985 Michael G. Jones, 1990 Billy Kerr, 1952 Ron Krist, 1962 Irene F. Jackson, 1974 Richard O. Jones, 1958 Harris E. Kerr, 1975 Danielle Alison Kruger, 2007 Mark A. Jacob, 1994 Shanna Lyn Jones, 1996 Ted M. Kerr, 1960 Jeremy A. Kruger, 2003 Stephen Jacobs, 1981 Travis Dale Jones, 1968 William M. Kerr Jr., 1981 Richard S. Krumholz, 1992 Allison A. Jacobsen, 1992 Woodie Jones, 1975 Jody W. Kerwin, 2003 Heather Kathleen Kubiak, 1998 Robert A Jacobson, 2006 George W. Jordan III, 1996 Andrew Z. Kessler, 2007 Joel M. Kuehnert, 1998 Stewart A. Jacobson, 1984 Gregory D. Jordan, 1989 Allison J. Ketchum-Perry, 2003 W. Jeffrey Kuhn, 1985 Timothy J. Jacquet, 1980 Raymond W. Jordan, 1973 Sean R. Keveney, 2002 James F. Kull, 1998 Joseph D. Jamail, 1952 William D. Jordan, 1964 David R. Keyes, 1968 Katherine Rabe Kull, 1998 James I. Perkins Family Foundation Paul Anthony Jorge, 1998 Elaine Wilkinson Keyser, 2005 David Kultgen, 1949 Chris James, 1994 Jeffrey L. Joyce, 1981 Ketan Upen Kharod, 2000 Peter G. Kumpe, 1972 Jim W. James, 1979 Stanley F. Joynton, 1978 Susan A. Kidwell, 2001 Jean M. Kuntz Brian K. Jammer, 1992 Derrik A. Juarez, 2005 Rebecca R. Kieschnick, 1980 Stephen A. Kuntz, 1984 Brandon C. Janes, 1976 Teshia N. Judkins, 2005 David B. Kiker, 1972 David I. Kuperman, 1966 Kenneth Michael Jastrow II Frederick D. Junkin, 1989 Desiree K. Killen, 2002 Catherine T. Kurtz, 1997 Nancy L. Jenkins, 1981 Duane O. Juvrud, 1956 Albert B. Kimball Jr., 1968 George F. Kutzschbach, 1972 Matthew M. Jennings, 2005 Jeannie A. Kaess, 1988 C. David Kinder, 1984 Jerry V. Kyle Jr., 1990 Kirsten Helen Jensen, 2006 Jo Lyn Kallison, 1984 Carl B. King, 1966 John H. Kyles, 1984 Stan R. Jensen, 1995 Raymond L. Kalmans, 1966 Deanna E. King, 1998 Jane Woods La Franchi, 1982 Kelly Nicole Jeppesen, 2005 Spikes Kangerga, 1984 Hugh F. King, 1950 Eric Lacktman, 1970 Karen C. Jessey, 1983 David J. Kaplan, 1987 Janet L. King, 1978 William L. LaFuze, 1973 E. Stephen Jett, 1973 J. Jason Kaplan, 1967 John King, 1975 Brent Cecil Lake, 1975 Frank Randall Jewell, 1955 Lee L. Kaplan, 1976 John L. King, 1962 Kathleen C. Lake, 1980 Michael D. Jewesson, 1999 Almaaz Karachi, 2005 Michael Kris King, 1976 Christopher J. Lallo, 1999 Carol H. Jewett, 1975 Richard Kardys, 1970 William D. King, 1979 Jennifer D Lambert, 2006 Joan & Herb Kelleher Charitable Clayton R. Kauffold, 2003 David E. Kinnan, 1970 Karla S. Lambert, 2006 Foundation Aaron S. Kaufman, 1974 Jennifer Lynette Kinney, 2006 Leah C. Lambert, 2005 Margaret L. Johansen, 2006 Michael L. Kaufman, 1980 Leslie L. Kinsel, 1989 Rebecca K. Lambeth, 1992 Douglas F. John, 1974 Joel P. Kay, 1961 Ronald Kirk, 1979 John L. Lancaster III, 1960 Wendy M. John, 1974 Stanley B. Kay, 1967 Ashley I. Kissinger, 1995 LandAmerica Foundation S. G. Johndroe III, 1970 Kenneth C. Kaye, 1968 David N. Kitner, 1973 Beverly E. Landis, 1988 Johnson Law Firm Gregory S. Kazen, 1998 Jeffrey P. Kitner, 2001 Donald H. Lane, 1964 Anne M. Johnson, 1995 Michael Keane, 1996 Mark H. Kleinman, 1986 David A. Lang, 2003 Brandy Schnautz Johnson, 2006 Jo Keaton, 1983 William S. Kleinman, 1983 William A. Lang, 1973 Catherine D. Johnson, 2003 John L. Kee III, 1981 Scott Klippel, 1976 Robert E. Lapin, 1985 Eric E. Johnson Terry M. Kee, 1979 Jennifer Knauth, 1986 James C. Larkin, 1964 Gary C. Johnson, 1976 Charles C. Keeble Jr., 1986 V. Scott Kneese, 1964 Peter A. Larkin Jr., 1983 Gary L. Johnson, 1980 Ingelisa Keeling, 1996 Barney L. Knight, 1969 Law Office of Quanah Parker H. Michael Johnson, 1973 Mary Ann Keeney, 1977 Charles Jared Knight, 1995 Law Offices of John A. Schmidt, Kameron D. Johnson, 1992 John Page Keeton Edward S. Knight, 1976 P.C.

K]bhYf&$$,UTLAW 45 4(%#/.42)"54/232%0/24s!..5!,&5.$ Richard M. Law, 1976 Jesse N. Lipschuetz, 1971 Jane H. Macon, 1970 Keith E. Martin, 1989 James Canterbury Lawler, 1976 Barbara Jane Lipscomb, 1980 John A. Macoretta, 1990 Lloyd C. Martin, 1962 John B. Lawrence, 2006 Myer J. Lipson, 1972 Wales H. Madden Jr., 1952 Paul A. Martin, 1991 Lacy E. Lawrence, 2006 Anne M. Little, 1985 Andrew K. Maebius, 2001 Raymond J. Martin Jr., 1973 Laird E. Lawrence, 1978 David E. Little, 1992 Katherine G. Maechler, 2005 Robin Slater Martin, 1991 Rodney H. Lawson, 1980 Robert B. Little, 1998 Stevens F. Mafrige, 1960 Andres Martinez, 2007 Skipper Lay, 1966 Hsin-Lei Liu, 2002 Kathleen E. Magruder, 1978 Bernie Martinez, 1977 Douglas Laycock Leslie A. Liu, 2006 William Mahomes Jr., 1972 Carlos E. Martinez, 1998 Erin Le Baron, 2006 Catherine Y. Livingston, 2004 Mark F. Mai, 1986 Mario J. Martinez, 1963 James Lewis Leader, 1969 Brandon S. Lobb, 1997 Guy E. Mailly, 1983 Roberto A. Martinez, 1989 James R. Leahy, 1971 Patton G. Lochridge, 1976 Stephen Maislin, 1983 Stephanie C. Martinez, 1992 Vladimir Lechtman, 1987 John R. Locke Jr., 1949 Ellen Maland, 1976 Tonya K. Martinez, 1992 John B. Lederer, 1974 R. Jake Locklear, 2003 Karl A. Maley, 1962 Sylvia Martinez-Haley, 2005 Chunghsing C. Lee, 2004 J. Eric Lockridge, 1999 Lucia Palacios Maley James E. Masek, 1987 James P. Lee*, 1950 Ann Vevier Lockwood, 1984 Michael L. Malone, 1973 Thomas G. Mason, 1980 Patrick W. Lee, 2003 Rayna D. Loeb Michael G. Maloney, 1976 Christina Whittinghill Masso, 2003 William S. Lee, 1975 Janis H. Loegering, 1981 Michelle P. Maloney, 1976 Jadd F Masso, 2003 Emmanuelle K. Legrand, 2007 Bruce Loeser, 1977 L. Price Manford, 1976 Jennifer L. Mathis-Volk, 1998 Andrew B. Lehman, 2005 Carole A. Loftin, 1992 Thomas D. Manford III, 1970 Gene Matthews Jr., 1962 James Howard Lehmann Jr., 1970 Sharon J. Loftspring, 1986 Daniel E. Mangis, 2003 Guy E. Matthews, 1964 Cynthia F. Leigh, 1984 Fred Lohmeyer, 1962 Brian T. Mangum, 2005 Pamela G. Matthews, 1990 Leonard L. Leighton, 1961 Jessica K. Lombardi, 2005 Laurie Maniotis, 1988 William E. Matthews, 1963 Patricia A. Leighton, 1995 Richard H. London, 2001 Larry Paul Manley*, 1973 David G. Matthiesen, 1979 W. L. Lemen, 1950 Joe R. Long, 1958 Bobby J. Mann, 1968 Sharon M. Mattox, 1981 Stephen W. Lemmon, 1984 Justin M. Long, 2000 Ursula F. Mann, 2004 Richard T. Maxwell, 1949 Brenda K. Lenahan, 2000 K. O. Long Jr., 1973 Edward F. Manning, 1972 Henry S. May Jr., 1971 Ann Lents, 1974 Meredith J. Long Jack B. Manning, 1961 Albert P. Mayer, 2007 Don Leonard, 1961 Teresa Lozano Long Leigh H. Manning, 2003 Michael B. Mayes, 1999 Walter W. Leonard, 1977 Bryan Edward Loocke, 2002 Victor E. Manning, 1959 Vernon C. Mayfield, 1951 Gregory W. LePage, 1996 Deborah H. Loomis, 1978 Barbara Manroe, 1988 Florence P. Mayne, 1987 Jenna R. Lepak, 2007 Suzanne Adele Loonam, 2006 Roshan S. Mansinghani, 2007 Laura K. McAfee, 1991 William Paul Lepak, 2007 R. Michael Looney, 1969 Robert A. Manware, 1999 W. James McAnelly III, 1993 Julian A. Lerner, 1950 Robert J. Looney, 1986 Marathon Oil Company Foundation David R. McAtee, 1967 Joshua R. Leske, 2007 Thomas F. Loose, 1988 Christine Marcin James W. McBride, 1962 Suzanne C. Leslie, 1978 Robert Loper, 1988 Michael Paul Marcin, 1995 C. H. McCall, 1961 Susan D. Letney, 1988 Bryan A. Lopez, 2001 Nancy E. Marcus, 1987 Dudley D. McCalla, 1959 Katherine Partain Lett, 1998 Leticia Lopez, 1988 Theodore Charles Marcus, 1991 James W. McCartney, 1952 Don K. Leufven, 1978 Marcus Lopez, 1996 Virginia A. Marentette, 1998 Joel B. McCarty Jr., 1962 Daniel S. Leventhal, 2005 Melissa A. Lorber, 2001 David R. Margrave, 1985 Frank C. McCawley, 2007 Henry B. Levi, 1978 Lorman Education Services Marigot Capital Advisors John B. McClane, 1958 Stuart L. Leviton, 1993 Louis J. & Millie M. Kocurek Thomas P. Marinis Jr., 1968 James P. McCollom Jr., 1988 Michael R. Levy, 1972 Charitable Foundation Daniel L. Mark, 1982 Timothy S. McConn, 2001 Robert L. Levy, 1986 Andrew Louis, 1987 Christina S. Markell, 2003 Mike McConnell, 1975 Edward C. Lewis, 1993 Jeff B. Love, 1976 Peter Dermot Marketos, 1999 Philip McConnell, 1962 Jane Shaw Lewis, 1992 Jim Love, 1969 Nadine Markham-Itteilag, 1990 Jon A. McCormick, 1995 John Furman Lewis, 1962 W. W. Lovejoy, 1977 John H. Marks Jr., 1964 Kim McCormick, 1988 Matthew H. Leys, 2000 James R. Lovelace, 1990 Jack D. Maroney, 1959 Stan E. McCormick, 1971 Ming G. Li, 1994 Richard W. Lowerre, 1975 Lila C. Marsh, 1990 C. France McCoy, 1958 Serena Li, 2001 Mary M. Lowry, 1972 Robert E. Marsh Tracy L. McCreight, 2002 Diana M. Liebmann, 1996 James M. Lucas, 1984 Wendy Marsh, 1967 A. Kent McCulloch, 1980 Wilhelm E. Liebmann, 1995 Michael J. Lucksinger, 1977 Charles Troy Marshall, 1979 Graham McCullough, 1958 William C. Liedtke III, 1977 Tommy W. Lueders, 1961 Dave B. Marshall, 1979 P. Michael McCullough, 1963 Brooke E. Lierman, 2008 David G. Luettgen, 1995 Edward J. Marshall, 2003 James E. McCutcheon, 1994 Duke R. Ligon, 1969 Amy Bass Luke, 1984 John C. Marshall III, 1971 Thomas R. McDade, 1962 Cindy Y. Lin, 2005 Charles D. Lummus, 1968 Lila C. Marshall, 1975 C. B. McDaniel, 1975 Patricia E. Lin, 1998 Christopher C. Lund, 2002 Schuyler B. Marshall IV, 1970 Jarrel D. McDaniel, 1957 Robert M. Lindquist, 1977 Max J. Luther III, 1958 Schuyler B. Marshall V, 2006 Marion E. McDaniel Jr., 1964 H. Hays Lindsley, 1984 Kelly Gehrke Lyle, 2006 Edgar J. Marston III, 1964 Don J. McDermett, 1984 Linebarger Goggan Blair & Margaret I. Lyle, 1984 C. D. Martin, 1967 Edward B. McDonough Jr., 1964 Sampson LLP John E. Lynch, 1986 Carroll G. Martin, 1980 Charles C. McDowell R. J. Linton, 1961 Patrick Mabry, 2000 Denny R. Martin, 1978 David T. McDowell, 1994 Guy S. Lipe, 1983 Bob Mace, 1981 John H. Martin, 1974 Frank P. McEachern, 1976 Robert D. Lipman, 1977 Marie Odette Mace, 1983 John W. Martin, 1984 J. Greg McEldowney, 1997

46 UTLAW K]bhYf&$$, 4(%#/.42)"54/232%0/24s!..5!,&5.$ B. Thomas McElroy, 1949 Margaret M. Menicucci, 1990 Harvey N. Monroe, 1955 George B. Murr, 1995 Michael Rogers McElwrath, 1977 Jamila S. Mensah, 2006 Karen A. Monsen, 2000 Charles C. Murray, 1972 Charles B. McFarland, 1995 Allison R. Mercado, 2002 Jacqueline M. Montejano, 2000 Joni Renee Murray, 1984 D. Mitchell McFarland, 1979 Michael M. Merley, 2006 John T. Montford, 1968 Menton J. Murray, 1966 Joe R. McFarlane, 1993 Richard L. Merrill, 1975 Elton M. Montgomery, 1957 Thomas Viggers Murto III, 1971 Duston K. McFaul, 1997 Samuel Lee Merrill, 2006 Harper Montgomery Lauren Elizabeth Mutti, 2006 Thomas O. McGarity, 1974 William R. Merrill, 1999 Stephen N. Montgomery, 1985 H. Keith Myers, 1976 Janie Strauss McGarr, 1978 Bruce W. Merwin, 1976 Wendolynn M. Montoya, 2006 Henry Carl Myers, 2004 Daryle D. McGinnis, 1979 Benjamin L. Mesches, 2001 Charles D. Moody, 1991 James Edward Myers, 1976 Alicia Cummings McGlinchey, 1990 Dion D. Messer, 2004 John S. Moody, 1973 Mike A. Myers, 1963 Patrick McGlinchey, 2005 Mestal Foundation Inc. Franklin Moore, 1959 Gregory L. Naarden, 1994 Gary V. McGowan, 1973 Sally Metcalfe, 1993 Fred J. Moore, 1954 Elliott Naishtat, 1982 Charles E. McHale Jr., 1950 Gaynell C. Methvin, 1964 G. Lee Moore, 1964 Dan A. Naranjo, 1963 Gregg S. McHugh, 2001 Michael S. Metteauer, 1989 Harvin C. Moore III, 1963 William J. Natho, 1978 Elizabeth McKee Devaney, 2006 Arthur M. Meyer Jr., 1973 Joyce W. Moore, 1977 Ricardo J. Navarro, 1984 Edwin P. McKee, 1976 Kelly Kenyon Meyer, 2006 Katy Pier Moore, 2006 Aisha Nawaz Hagen, 1999 Cassandra Jenkins McKeel, 1977 Larry E. Meyer, 1972 Lynnelle Loke Moore, 1988 Dinesh R. Nayar, 2005 Mary J. McKerall, 1969 Richard W. Meyer, 1974 Mark Moore, 1990 Anna S. Near, 2004 John B. McKnight, 1985 David K. Meyercord, 1974 Marla Ann Moore, 1995 Bill Neary, 1955 Reese P. McKnight, 2004 Naomi A. Meyers, 1994 Michelle M. Moore, 2007 Nelson H. Nease, 1998 H. Carson McKowen, 2004 Alfred M. Meyerson, 1984 R. B. Moore, 1960 Jonathan W. Needle, 1987 Brian T. McLaughlin, 1986 Microsoft Corporation Richard H. Moore III, 1948 Bruce T. Neel, 1992 J. Mark McLaughlin, 1954 Ken Mighell, 1957 Robert Edwin Moore, 1970 James M. Neel, 1962 Claire Webber McLaurin, 1983 Mike A. Myers Foundation Rode’ Alan Moore, 2006 Wilson S. Neely, 1981 Gentry E. McLean, 2004 Robert Milbank Jr., 1970 Thomas O. Moore III, 1973 Clark M. Neily III, 1994 Stan L. McLelland, 1970 Daniel Milewich, 1986 Thomas P. Moore, 1988 Ronald J. Neiman, 1970 Jennifer B. McLeod, 1992 Alex M. Miller, 1994 William J. Moore, 2005 Fielder Nelms, 1985 Christopher Glenn McLoughlin,1977 Allison S. Miller, 2004 Erich A. Morales, 1984 Jon B. Nelsen, 2006 Clifford F. McMaster, 1961 Catherine M. Miller, 1981 David T. Moran, 1984 Charles I. Nelson, 1965 Virginia Hinrichs McMichael, 1983 Ernest Lee Miller Jr., 1956 Matthew W. Moran, 1997 Edward R. Nelson III, 1996 Cheryl L. McMullan, 1983 Gary William Miller, 1979 Lisa E. Morfey, 1999 Gary A. Nelson, 1985 Michael A. McMurphy, 1975 Jack R. Miller, 1958 Baxter R. Morgan, 2005 Hunter Nelson, 1979 Janelle Padilla McNabnay, 1998 Lolly Friedman Miller, 1982 James E. Morgan, 1976 Jack O. Nelson Jr., 1972 Albert M. McNeel Jr., 1951 Louise Kasden Miller, 1992 Michele Leigh Morgan, 1996 Michael Nelson, 1984 Ernest Paul McNutt Jr., 1966 Mark W. Miller, 1991 Paul T. Morin, 1985 Thomas S. Nelson, 1973 Gillian McPhee, 1997 Mike C. Miller, 1984 Lydia A. Morley, 1983 William Brian Nelson, 1997 Andrew L. McQueen, 2001 Peter B. Miller, 1990 Martin E. Morris, 1970 John A. Nemeth, 1972 John D. McQuigg, 1962 Ralph I. Miller, 1972 T. Aaron Morris, 2005 Kathryn Neal Nester, 1992 Suzanne M. McQuillen, 1994 Robert D. Miller, 1985 Lonny D. Morrison, 1968 Margaret Netemeyer, 1979 Michael C. McRae, 1982 Scott Michael Miller, 2006 Clinton F. Morse, 1948 J. Nick Netherton, 1976 Benjamin B. McReynolds, 2005 Seth Miller, 2006 Stuart A. Morse, 1968 Larry W. Nettles, 1981 Michael L. McReynolds, 1972 William T. Miller, 1969 Fred J. Morton, 1958 Network for Good Joseph Victor McWherter, 1986 John A. Mills, 2002 John Bruce Moskow, 1983 Paul J. Neufeld, 2007 Mike C. McWilliams, 1973 Mike Mills, 1976 Jennifer T. Mosle, 1988 Angela Neville, 1980 Charles E. Meacham, 1988 Susannah R. Mills, 1972 Jon L. Mosle III, 1988 John Mitchell Nevins, 1978 Amy Clark Meachum, 2000 Thomas W. Mills Jr., 1972 Brian M. Moss, 1998 Roger Nevola, 1974 Steven F. Meadows, 1980 Jeff Millstone, 1984 Jennifer Gray Moss, 1997 St. Clair Newbern III, 1967 Peter N. Mear, 1969 Peter E. Mims, 1985 David L. Mossman, 1977 Milam Foster Newby, 2003 Jessica Christine Mederson, 2002 Hal Miner, 1971 Terri H. Motl, 1981 Link Newcomb, 1988 Clara L. Meek, 1985 Merle E. Minks, 1948 John A. Mouer, 1995 Keith Wayne Newman, 1986 Cheryl T. Mehl, 1997 Kenneth C. Minter, 1949 Meredith S. Mouer, 1995 Jan R. Newsom, 1971 Edward F. Meier, 2004 Kris Renner Mira, 1991 Roy W. Mouer III, 1961 W. Bruce Newsome, 1995 Randyl S. Meigs, 1985 Margaret Garner Mirabal, 1975 William J. Mounce, 1957 Michael J. Newton, 1991 Margaret Helen Meister, 1990 Amy M. Mitchell, 1980 Olga L. Moya, 1984 Eric J. Nichols, 1989 John C. Meline, 2003 Monte J. Mitchell, 1985 Lloyd A. Muennink, 1966 Marsha M. Nichols, 1989 Macy A. Melton, 1988 Stephen A. Mitchell, 1976 Misti Mukherjee, 1991 Vander L. Nichols, 1967 Michael Melvin, 1972 Thomas J. Mitchell, 1951 Marco M. Munoz, 1992 Arthur C. Nicholson III, 1982 Joe R. Mencher, 2003 Shelley B. Mixon, 2002 Ned Munoz, 1996 Penelope E. Nicholson, 1980 Andrew D. Mendez, 1996 Eldridge Moak, 1975 Mark L. Murdock, 1967 Henri Eugene Nicolas, 1999 Trey Mendez, 2005 Ebb B. Mobley, 1967 Ewell E. Murphy, 1948 Sandra R. Nicolas, 1982 Ronald E. Mendoza, 1978 Michael S. Moehlman, 1963 Harriet M. Murphy, 1969 Toufic Nicolas, 1950 Danika H. Mendrygal, 2003 Christopher S. Moffitt, 1972 Larry E. Murphy, 2005 George A. Nicoud III, 1982 Kiprian E. Mendrygal, 2003 Ramon A. Molina, 2001 Anna L. Murr Paul F. Nielsen

K]bhYf&$$,UTLAW 47 4(%#/.42)"54/232%0/24s!..5!,&5.$ Elizabeth Ann Niemeyer, 2000 Leslie A. Oster Peyton Paxson, 1983 Terri Elms Phelps, 1988 Mitsuho Nihonyanagi, 1995 Jennifer D. O’Sullivan, 2003 Thomas W. Paxton, 1998 Paul A. Philbin, 1966 Edward Arthur Niland, 2006 Julie K. Ouchley, 2002 Jessica M. Payne, 2005 Philip Morris USA John P. Niland, 1971 Theresa Oviedo, 1982 Robert B. Payne, 1949 Verne D. Philips, 1948 John G. Niles, 1968 Betty R. Owens, 1988 Robert B. Payne Jr., 1978 Ashley Phillips, 2003 Robert S. Nisbett, 1969 Patrick C. Oxford, 1967 William Pearce, 1967 James M. Phillips, 1974 Rob Nissen, 1994 Joel M. Oxley, 1974 David J. Pearlman, 1978 Michael Phillips, 1969 Donald P. Noble, 1982 Elizabeth Collum Ozmun, 1987 Kent Pearson, 2002 Randy M. Phillips, 1974 Edward B. Nobles, 1953 Scott A. Ozmun, 1985 Michael P. Pearson, 1978 Travis R Phillips, 2006 Charolette Noel, 1991 Matthew R. Pacey, 2002 Shirley McGregor Pearson, 1978 Charles E. Phipps, 1995 George Nokes, 1949 John M. Padilla, 1994 David Peavler, 1992 Charles R. Pickering, 1994 John M. Nolan, 1973 Shoshana Paige, 1999 Donna Cox Peavler, 1992 Michael R. Pickering, 1961 Peter Andrew Nolan, 1975 Linda S. Paine, 1966 Robert A. Peavy, 1966 Carl Pickett, 1971 Kelly Ann Nolen, 1990 Russell E. Painton, 1972 David S. Peck, 1998 Clyde A. Pine Jr., 1988 Catherine (Kate) Norman, 2005 William R. Pakalka, 1972 John L. Peck, 1955 Timothy R. Pitrelli, 2004 Nancy A. Norman, 1969 David A. Palmer, 1995 Leonard W. Peck Jr., 1973 Michael J. Piuze, 1971 R. Reece Norris, 2006 Jeff Palmer, 2000 Martin J. Peck, 1993 Mark A. Platt, 1981 William C. Norvell Jr., 1969 Enrique Palomares, 1999 Philip Eugene Peebles, 1971 Don C. Plattsmier, 1968 David R. Noteware, 1966 Kyle Pankonien, 1977 Christopher L. Peele, 1999 Lori Renee Ploeger, 1994 Vincent A. Notzon, 1993 William C. Pannell, 1950 David Peeples, 1974 Stephen L. Poe, 1982 Heath Aaron Novosad, 2002 William Pannill, 1970 Richard H. Peeples, 1974 Leroy Morgan Poinsett, 1969 Knox D. Nunnally, 1968 Yianni Pantis, 1992 Roberto R. Pelletier, 1982 Parker Price Polan, 2007 Thomas C. O’Bannon, 1987 Bryce Panzer, 1980 Holly Sherman Pena, 1990 E. Scott Polikov, 1989 Stacy R. Obenhaus, 1985 Gail E. Papermaster, 1986 Mark Penley, 1984 John N. Pollard, 1966 Mary O’Boyle II, 1977 Julie M. Paradis, 1979 Kevin R. Pennell, 2004 Geoffrey R. Polma, 1989 Shelby Leigh O’Brien, 2002 Theodore W. Paris, 1988 Stephanie W. Pennell Cory Alan Pomeroy, 2006 Thomas E. O’Brien, 2004 Wendy S. Park, 2004 Lisa H. Pennington, 1984 Christopher V. Popov, 2001 Urban F. O’Brien III, 1978 Charles A. Parker, 2004 John Peper, 1978 Jennifer Barrett Poppe, 1998 Veronica Lynn Ocanas, 1996 D. Diane Parker, 1988 Hector C. Perez, 1972 Richard C. Porter, 1972 Sinead O’Carroll, 1999 Dana Emmert Parker, 1987 J. Paul Perez, 1992 Tara Porterfield, 1996 Patrick L. O’Daniel, 1992 David L. Parker, 1986 Raquel G. Perez, 1992 Robert Perry Post, 1976 David H. Oden, 1976 George P. Parker Jr., 1968 Stephen M. Perez, 2004 Lori B. Potok, 2006 G. Brian Odom, 1999 James A. Parker, 1962 Thomas J. Perich, 1975 Kari Arneil Potts, 1999 Michael William O’Donnell, 1997 Michael M. Parker, 1993 Joseph A. Perillo, 1997 Lee Eric Potts, 1999 David P. Oelman, 1990 Quanah Parker, 1971 James I. Perkins, 1963 Karen L. Pound, 2005 Charles Lee Ofner, 2007 Robert M. Parker, 1964 Lloyd W. Perkins, 1953 Ben Powel, 1959 Scarlet G. Oh, 2003 Kevin J. Parks, 1998 Robert A. Perkins, 1973 Ben H. Powell, 1973 Samuel Olchyk, 1985 David Mathis Parnell, 1983 Stephanie L. Perkins, 1999 Dennis Kenton Powell, 1979 Dudley Oldham, 1966 Brainerd S. Parrish, 1967 Doyle E. Perkinson, 1961 Edwin E. Powell Jr., 1971 Ken R. Oldham, 1961 William M. Parrish, 1978 Brett A. Perlman, 1984 Ken Powell, 1970 Charles A. Oliver, 1970 Julie Melton Partain, 2001 Cynthia Keen Perlman, 1983 Lisa Diane Powell, 1982 Jesse D. Oliver, 1981 Christopher John Parton, 1994 Michael W. Perrin, 1971 Michael V. Powell, 1974 Rufus Walker Oliver III, 1972 Larry B. Pascal, 1991 Charles L. Perry, 1976 Tyrone A. Powell, 1984 Wesley A. Oliver, 1995 Eileen Passmore, 2005 Chase Perry, 1995 Jason M. Powers, 1998 James M. Oliveros, 2005 Barbara A. Pate, 1978 Sam R. Perry, 1957 Matthew C. Powers, 2004 James Edwin Olson, 2002 Gardner C. Pate, 2007 Shirley Bird Perry Maureen Powers, 1986 John Kraig Olson, 2003 Michael L. Pate, 1975 Leisa Lynn Peschel, 2007 Pike Powers, 1965 Tobin Eric Olson, 1993 Anjana D. Patel, 1997 Brian Peterman, 1993 Jessica Stettler Praeger, 1984 Wayne K. Olson, 1979 Dahesh D. Patel, 1997 David S. Peterman, 1985 Dempsey James Prappas, 1953 Amos A Olubunmi, 2006 Pravinchandra J. Patel, 1971 Michael T. Peters, 1991 Reagan D. Pratt, 1993 Amin Mohamad Omar, 2003 Allan G. Paterson Jr., 1967 Jamie R. Peterson, 2005 Lauren Eaton Prescott, 1975 Thomas J. O’Meara Jr., 1978 Andrea Paterson, 2003 Kennon L. Peterson, 2004 Wayne H. Prescott, 1972 Mark Hill Onak, 1977 Carrin F. Patman, 1982 L. John Peterson, 1968 Hilary L. Preston, 2003 James B. O’Neal, 1969 Carrin Mauritz Patman Steve Peterson, 1999 Robert W. Prevost III, 1991 J. David Oppenheimer, 1973 William N. Patman, 1953 Norma Montalvo Petrosewicz, 1985 Andrew Paul Price, 1997 Theodore P. Orenstein, 1967 Bryan W. Patrick, 2005 Joseph Pevsner, 1982 Rayford Price, 1967 Kevin Patrick O’Rourke, 1978 Elizabeth B. Patterson, 1984 Jack Pew Jr., 1955 W. W. Price Jr., 1968 Kari J. Orr, 2005 Michael G. Pattillo Jr., 1999 Constance L. Pfeiffer, 2004 C. Lane Prickett, 1991 Sidney Orton, 1967 John J. Patton, 1965 Fred N. Pfeiffer, 1962 Melissa L. Priest, 1986 Joe A. Osborn, 1958 Paul A. Philbin & Associates Steven B. Pfeiffer Daniel L. Prince, 2005 Duncan Elliot Osborne, 1971 Richard J. Pautsch, 1981 Jon C. Pfennig, 1967 Edd Douglas Prince, 1998 John Osborne, 1981 Mary R. Pawelek, 1993 Robert T. Pfeuffer, 1962 James M. Prince, 1980 William C. Ostendorff, 1984 Kurt Geyer Paxson, 1984 Brian C. Phelps, 2007 Evan Pritchard, 2001

48 UTLAW K]bhYf&$$, 4(%#/.42)"54/232%0/24s!..5!,&5.$ William J. Pritchard, 2005 Dianne Reeder Reis, 1996 Jennifer E. Robins, 2001 George Ruhlen, 1975 Stephen Douglas Pritchett Jr., 1998 Eric Gordon Reis, 1996 Erick Scott Robinson, 2000 James Ruiz, 1989 Joi M. Probus Spencer C. Relyea, 1959 Floyd I. Robinson Jr., 1973 Paul D. Rula, 1982 Matthew Brian Probus, 1988 Grace Fisher Renbarger, 1983 John Howard Robinson Jr., 1978 Charles Bethel Runnels Jr., 1948 Paul Michael Pruett, 2000 Daniel Resendez, 2003 Brian E. Robison, 1995 David G. Runnels, 1986 Yvonne K. Puig, 1978 William T. Resnik, 2004 Ruben S. Robles, 1983 Steven S. Runner, 1999 Joseph R. Pulaski, 1964 Vernon E. Rew Jr., 1979 Carolyn Roch, 1994 Carolyn Ann Russell, 1998 Steven John Pully, 1985 James L. Rex, 1979 Linda L. Rockwood, 1984 Joseph W. Russell, 1971 Charles H. Purdy, 1960 Peter M. Reynolds, 1982 Cherie L. Rodgers, 1982 Robert R Russell, 2006 Benjamin W. Putnam, 2004 Terri Warren Reynolds, 1982 John H. Rodgers, 1969 J. Mac Rust, 1999 Douglas R. Pyne, 1991 Christine Danielle Rhodes, 2007 Marcia L. Rodgers, 1984 George A. Rustay, 1970 Sarah H. Queen, 1999 James M. Rhodes, 1965 David M. Rodi, 1996 Jay K. Rutherford, 1988 J. Stephen Quinn, 1973 Tom B. Rhodes, 1942 Daniel B. Rodriguez Keith Rutherford, 1991 Peter C. Quoyeser, 1952 Daniel A. Rice, 1992 E. Michael Rodriguez, 1994 Robert M. Rutledge, 1979 Melissa Beckworth Rabalais, 1997 Justin G. Rice, 1998 Eduardo Roberto Rodriguez, 1968 Christopher V. Ryan, 2002 Richard W. Radke, 1981 Daniel Read Richards, 1994 Fernando Rodriguez Jr., 1997 J. Patrick Ryan, 1982 David B. Rae, 1989 Robert M. Richards, 1964 Fred G. Rodriguez, 1967 Jason M. Ryan, 2001 Eliot D. Raffkind, 1986 Rosa Lee Richards, 1973 George G. Rodriguez, 1989 Maidie Ryan, 2001 Robert Raich, 1985 Blair A Richardson, 2006 Robert Vincent Rodriguez, 2007 Timothy D. Ryan, 1991 Michael L. Raiff, 1992 Joseph Neal Richardson, 1968 Samantha H. Rodriguez, 2003 Amy Leila Saberian, 2003 Anna Elizabeth Raimer, 2004 Robert G. Richardson, 1972 Sandra Garza Rodriguez, 1994 Gregory Sachnik, 1991 John W. Rain, 1978 Kimberly M. Rickard, 1991 Victor Rodriguez, 2003 Angelica Astrid Saenz, 2004 Robert E. Rain, 1942 Philip F. Ricketts, 1973 Aaron P. Roffwarg, 1995 Jaime A. Saenz, 1986 Carlos R. Rainer Jr., 2000 Brian C. Rider, 1972 C. Paul Rogers III, 1973 Robert S. Safi, 2005 Gus Rallis, 1959 Kent M. Rider, 1970 Cullen A. Rogers III, 1960 S. Anthony Safi, 1976 Mauro. Ramirez, 2007 John T. Ridout, 1981 Elizabeth N. Rogers, 1990 Zachary D. Sakas, 2006 Sofia A. Ramon, 1992 Kent Ries, 1986 Norman R. Rogers, 1962 Susan E. Salch, 1994 Jana M. Ramsay, 1985 Daniel Riess, 2002 Shaun A. Rogers, 2005 James B. Sales, 1960 James W. Ramsey Jennifer Scott Riggs, 1984 Tami Rogers, 1989 Travis J. Sales, 1987 Kenneth E. Randolph, 1980 Daniel J. Riley, 1971 Audrey A. Rohan, 1981 Annette M. Salinas, 2006 Marisela Rangel, 1999 Trent E. Rinebarger, 2004 Wayne A. Rohne, 1958 Irwin R. Salmanson, 1961 Elsa Yvette Ransom, 1987 Daniel Ringold, 2000 James A. Rolfe, 1968 Larry D. Salmon, 1980 Stephen C. Rasch, 1986 Elizabeth P. Rippy, 1989 Kate Vickers Romain, 1991 Jennifer A. Salomon, 2002 Charlotte M. Rasche, 1997 Edward S. Riquelmy, 1986 Pierre-Yves Romain, 1991 Henry Salzhandler, 1972 Sakina Rasheed, 2003 Kathryn A. Ritcheske, 2005 Stan G. Roman, 1979 Susan V. Sample, 1992 Sally Peters Rassenfoss, 1981 John L. Ritts, 1972 Erik Romberg, 2002 Gary H Sampliner Douglas B. Rathbun, 2000 Bruce A. Ritzen, 1990 Celina Romero, 1980 DeMetris A. Sampson, 1980 Shannon H. Ratliff, 1964 William L. Rivers, 1988 Michael E. Roper, 1972 Margaret J. Sampson, 2000 Shannon H. Ratliff II, 1995 Jacqueline Rizik, 1953 Veronica Anne Roper, 2005 San Antonio Area Foundation Randall M. Ratner, 1979 Robert M. Roach Jr., 1981 Howard V. Rose, 1953 Virginia San Miguel, 1977 Jama C. Raubach, 1978 Forrest C. Roan Jr., 1976 Patrick M. Rose, 2006 Daniel W. Sanborn, 2001 Bradley E. Rauch, 1985 Michelle E. Robberson, 1988 Suzanne M. Rose, 1999 Jerry G. Sanchez, 1984 John C. Rawls, 1982 Tiffany J. Robbins, 1991 Mitchell S. Rosen, 1980 Rodolfo D. Sanchez, 1989 Paul R. Ray Jr., 1970 Mark R. Robeck, 1989 Glen A. Rosenbaum, 1972 Barefoot Sanders*, 1950 Shawn L. Raymond, 1999 Robert A. & Kathey K. Anderson Cheryl K. Rosenberg, 1987 Hal L. Sanders Jr., 1976 Alan H. Raynor, 1973 Foundation Stanley D. Rosenberg, 1955 Lynn E. Sanders, 1975 Dorothy Giberson Rea, 1949 Aubrey L. Roberts, 1959 Brent M. Rosenthal, 1980 Thomas Sanders, 1995 Michael A. Rea, 1971 Beth Lynn Roberts, 1993 Albert C. Ross, 1960 Michael K. Sanderson, 1977 Timothy T. Read, 1981 C. Kenneth Roberts, 1951 James U. Ross, 1965 William Fletcher Sanderson Jr.,1968 Harry M. Reasoner, 1962 Earl Roberts Jr., 1959 Monty L. Ross, 1976 Theresa Anne Sandoval, 2000 Reaud Charitable Foundation Inc. Jody Marie Roberts, 1998 Peter Ross, 1969 Norma Santamaria, 1985 Wayne Reaud Lynn B. Roberts, 1992 Adam M. Roth, 2007 Lies Sapp, 1983 John R. Rebman, 1957 Melinda Roberts, 1986 David Roth, 1995 Paul C. Sarahan, 1990 Joe W. Redden Jr., 1975 Terry D. Roberts, 2004 Robert Lawrence Rouder, 2002 Sarah Sarahan, 1993 Cynthia R. Redwine, 2007 Whitfield Roberts, 1992 Natalie C. Rougeux, 2003 Jack D. Sargent, 1955 Dan M. Reed Jr., 1960 Robertson & Anschutz, P.C. Daniel Routman, 1985 Thomas Preston Sartwelle, 1967 Harry L. Reed, 1948 C. Brannon Robertson, 1997 Keith A. Rowley, 1992 Stephen W. Sather, 1986 Pamela G. Reed, 1976 James L. Robertson, 1968 Blake D. Royal, 2007 Rodney Satterwhite, 1969 Charles C. Reeder, 1978 Jamie Robertson, 1967 Scott E. Rozzell, 1975 Larry Sauer Jr., 1971 James A. Reeder Jr., 1989 Laura M. Robertson, 1998 Abraham Rubinsky, 1988 Gilbert R. Saydah Jr., 2000 Robert G. Reedy, 1978 Thomas W. Robertson, 1996 Joe Arthur Rudberg, 1971 Christopher B. Sayers, 2007 Drew Matlock Reining, 1971 Alan J. Robin, 1975 Morton A. Rudberg, 1957 John I. Schaberg, 1980 Robert Reining, 1970 J. David Robinett, 1998 Kristine D. Rudolph, 1998 Josh B. Schaffer, 2002

K]bhYf&$$,UTLAW 49 4(%#/.42)"54/232%0/24s!..5!,&5.$ Randy Schaffer, 1973 Dan Settle Jr., 1972 Louis J. Sirico Jr., 1972 Jorge A. Solis, 1976 Nicholas F. Schanbaum, 2006 Vernon A. Sevier Jr., 1990 Gabrielle A. Sitomer, 2003 Bob Solomon, 1971 Julie S. Schechter, 1984 June Ailin Sewell, 1983 Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher Jeffrey M. Sone, 1981 Christine H. Scheinberg, 1991 Larry M. Sewell & Flom Stephanie K. Song, 1999 James W. Schell, 1974 Robert A. Sewell, 1969 Sheila Ellwood Skaggs, 1994 Linda E. Sorber, 1971 Cecil Schenker, 1966 Nancy Sexton Jonathan B. Skidmore, 1983 Anthony Sorrentino, 1981 P. M. Schenkkan, 1975 Karen Patton Seymour, 1986 Charmaine J. Skillman, 1981 John G. Soule, 1974 Eric L. Schiele, 2000 Matthew N. Shaddock, 2006 Andrew C. Skinner, 1999 Leslie H. Southwick, 1975 Amanda Foote Schmidt, 1990 Peter J. Shakow, 1998 David A. Sklar, 1967 Justin L. Sovich, 2005 Angela Gudrun Schmidt, 1984 Lily Hamilton Shanks, 2006 Charlotte Tonroy Slack, 1953 Robert L. Soza Jr., 1989 John A. Schmidt, 1976 Joe Shannon Jr., 1963 Jodie A. Slater, 2004 Michael L. Spain, 1979 Richard W. Schmidt, 1989 Joel Shannon, 1970 Stephanie P. Slobin, 1999 Kathleen Bone Spangler, 1994 Kathleen M. Schneider, 1983 Daniel W. Sharp, 2001 J. Elwood Slover, 1947 Catherine A. Sparkman, 1973 Reed G. Schneider, 1977 Phillip Sharp, 1990 Cynthia C. Smiley, 1981 Janet P. Sparkman, 1981 Michael D. Schnitzer, 1986 James M. Shatto, 1957 Martha E. Smiley, 1972 Paul Harrison Speaker, 1999 Larry Schoenbrun, 1965 Robin G. Shaughnessy, 1999 Annalyn G. Smith, 1984 Berry D. Spears, 1982 Erica B. Schommer, 2003 Russell Shaw, 1980 Barton S. Smith, 1968 Andrew J. Speer, 1996 Lionel M. Schooler, 1974 Otis C. Shearer, 1967 Bea Ann Smith, 1975 Jaime Spellings Jr., 1986 Laurence Schor, 1966 Jody Gene Sheets, 1971 Cristina Infante Smith, 1995 Robert D. Spellings, 1968 Brett A. Schrader, 1998 Shell Oil Company Foundation Cynthia D. Smith, 1985 Christopher W. Spence, 2003 Christopher W. Schrauff, 1996 Matthew Shelton, 1999 David P. Smith, 1968 Arnold Augur Spencer, 1994 Sherrie Schroder, 1990 Scott C. Shelton, 1972 Edward M. Smith, 1994 Bryan S. Spencer, 1958 Stephanie M. Schroepfer, 1986 S. Scott Shepherd, 1999 Erin Geiger Smith, 2004 Charles W. Spencer, 1964 Thomas Kevin Schroeter, 2006 Max R. Sherman, 1960 Eulyse M. Smith, 1942 Oshea Denise Spencer, 1997 Frederick J. Schuck, 1981 Jennifer Sherrill, 1995 G. Frederick Smith, 1984 Jeffrey E. Spiers, 1986 W. Lance Schuler, 1986 Joan M. Sherwin, 1980 G. Philip Smith, 1996 Lynn H. Spiers, 1990 Charles R. Schulte, 1950 Andrew G. Sherwood, 2001 Gregory D. Smith, 1986 John D Spiller Jr., 2006 Kristen Garvey Schulz, 1996 Neera Mahajan Shetty, 1995 J. Burleson Smith, 1940 James K. Spivey, 1995 Miles Schulze, 1961 Gregory W. Shields, 1994 James B. Smith Jr., 1976 Rex J. Spivey, 1965 C. W. Schumacher Jr., 1960 J. Todd Shields, 1972 James C. Smith, 1977 Ronald T. Sponberg, 1975 Neil C. Schur, 1996 Nellie K. Shipley, 1994 James E. Smith, 1982 Robert M. Sprague, 1967 Paul F. Schuster, 1992 Charles W. Shipman, 1995 Jamie E. Smith, 2005 Ron A. Sprague, 1979 A. R. Schwartz, 1951 Jamie Nordhaus Shipp, 1999 Kelli B. Smith, 1998 James J. Spring III, 1972 Charles W. Schwartz, 1978 Marc T. Shivers, 1987 Kristen Smith, 2007 Darryl M. Springs, 1966 David E. Schwartz, 1985 Shari Oualline Shivers, 1987 L. Boyd Smith Jr., 1986 Susan Spruce, 1975 John N. Schwartz, 1996 Eden P. Sholeen, 1993 Lisa Ann Smith, 2003 Elsa Dunbar Sprunt, 2006 Justin A Schwartz, 2006 Shook, Hardy & Bacon, L.L.P. Mark E. Smith, 1979 Grant St. Julian III, 1982 Marcus F. Schwartz, 1974 Jimmy Shook, 1984 Marty L. Smith, 1993 Brent G. Stahl, 1989 Michael J. Schwartz Jessica Shortz, 2005 Meghan M. Smith, 2005 Scott M. Stahr, 1981 Newton B. Schwartz Sr., 1954 Larry L. Shosid, 1987 Michael C. Smith, 1974 Mary Williford Staine, 1984 Suzanne Schwartz, 1977 Z. Taylor Shultz, 2001 Paul H. Smith, 1951 Ross Staine Jr., 1984 Staci D. Schweizer, 2005 Gerald Shur, 1957 Rebecca S. Smith, 1999 Kyle D. Stallones, 1987 William Scott Schwind, 1996 Ronald Shur, 1980 Robert H. Smith, 1962 John Stallworth, 1973 Caroline Scott, 1984 Stephen W. Sides, 2004 Robert Lee Smith, 1968 Matthew R. Stammel, 1997 Lynn Rossi Scott, 1985 Brian Siegal, 1998 Ronald David Smith, 2006 Ben H. Stanbery Ronald R. Scott, 1975 Ronald J. Sievert, 1977 Ross Menefee Smith, 1975 Stanley, Mandel & Iola, L.L.P. Sara Scribner, 1996 Jesus Sifuentes, 1982 Scott F. Smith, 1980 Marc R. Stanley, 1982 Brian P. Scrivani, 2007 SIG Stephen S. Smith, 1993 Susan L. Stanley, 1982 Scurlock Foundation Rhonda M. Sigman, 2007 Steven Lee Smith, 1977 Clark Stanton, 1974 Bradley Seals, 1975 Laurence D. Sikes Jr., 1962 Stuart Smith, 1985 David P. Stanush, 1987 Thomas L. Secrest, 1978 Ronald Lee Siler, 1968 Timothy Brian Smith, 1981 Alisa Terrell Starbird, 1983 Scott H. Segal, 1989 Eugene J. Silva II, 2000 William Creighton Smith, 1997 Sarah E. Starnes, 1999 Joy Segars, 1984 Louis E. Silver, 1978 Smyser Kaplan & Veselka, LLP C. David Stasny, 1977 Barry S. Seidel, 1981 Lisa Traylor Silvestri, 1996 Craig Smyser Jr., 1980 Sarah E. Stasny, 2004 Thomas H. Selby, 1999 D. Marshall Simmons, 1957 Kathryn Smyser, 1980 State Farm Companies Foundation Aryn S. Self, 2001 Harold C. Simmons Michael R. Snipes, 1984 Donald W. Steele, 1986 Scott W. Self, 2001 Richard S. Simms, 1974 Kirk Snouffer, 1973 Kenneth R. Stein, 1976 Charles Richard Selke, 1972 Kenneth J. Simon, 1984 Donna Snyder, 1976 Tracy F. Stein, 1979 Todd Sellars, 1995 Robert A. Simon, 1990 Jeffrey I. Snyder, 2005 Irwin H. Steinhorn, 1964 L. Gene Sellers Jr., 1977 Robert S. Simon, 1970 Philip Craig Snyder, 1988 Molly Stephens, 2002 John S. Sellingsloh, 1950 Lee Merritt Simpson, 1973 John W. So, 2005 Skyler W. Stephens, 2006 Carla E. Sereny, 2005 Marcus K. Singletary, 1956 Sinead C. Soesbe, 2000 Ana Marie Stern, 1969 Neal Serotte, 1974 Shirley J. Singletary Daniel De Solis, 1972 Ann Barnett Stern, 1982

50 UTLAW K]bhYf&$$, 4(%#/.42)"54/232%0/24s!..5!,&5.$ Karl S. Stern, 1982 Manuel Supervielle, 1981 Texas Our Texas PAC Michael J. Tomsu, 1986 Todd Stern, 2002 Maurice C. Superville Jr., 1989 Textron Charitable Trust Karin B. Torgerson, 1995 David R. Stevenson, 1975 Stephen D. Susman, 1965 Cynthia T. Thawley, 1981 Sue Lewis Tottenham Cynthia K. Stewart, 1986 John F. Sutton Jr., 1941 The Arthur & Sarah Merrill Terry O. Tottenham, 1970 Jennifer C. Stewart, 2007 Michael R. Swan, 1982 Foundation Inc. Nicola Fuentes Toubia, 1994 John B. Stewart, 1979 William A. Swank, 1967 The Boone Foundation Larry R. Townsley, 1974 M. Richard Stewart, 1967 Lori A. Swann, 1988 The Cain Foundation J. David Tracy, 1970 Siobhan Stiglitz, 2002 Bill Swanstrom, 1988 The Charles Schwab Corporation Warren F. Tracy, 1968 C. Henry Still, 1968 William E. Swart, 1978 Foundation Paul Trahan, 1997 Robert Lee Stillwell Sr., 1961 Michael A. Swartzendruber, 1990 The Coca-Cola Company Howard A. Trammell, 1951 James Howard Stilwell, 1995 Patrick H. Swearingen Jr., 1950 The Community Foundation of Edmunds Travis Jr., 1951 Katrina Price Stilwell, 1998 Gretchen Sween, 2003 Middle Tennessee Sergio A. Trevino, 2005 Cassie B. Stinson, 1978 David H. Sweeney, 2005 The Crain Foundation Michael B. Tristan, 2004 Ross W. Stoddard III, 1975 Arnold N. Sweet, 1956 The Dallas Foundation Jennifer N. Tritter, 2006 Leah Stolar, 1985 Whitney Louis Swift, 1996 The Dorsey & Whitney Foundation Nancy Q. Truax, 1977 Brian W. Stoltz, 2007 Stephen C. Szalkowski, 2007 The Gallagher Law Firm James L. Truitt*, 1959 David H. Stone, 1992 Kimberly Szarzynski, 2002 The Law Offices of Jones & Geralyn Jeanette Trujillo, 1998 Elisabeth Crosswell Stone, 1992 Alex Szeto, 2003 Jones, Inc. Theresa Trzaskoma, 1997 Ralph M. Stone, 1990 T. Rowe Price Program for The Matthews Firm J. Maxwell Tucker, 1980 Richard L. Stone, 1952 Charitable Giving The Meadows Foundation, Inc. Ellis L. Tudzin, 1972 Samuel V. Stone Jr., 1961 T.L.L. Temple Foundation The Meyer Levy Charitable James P. Tuite, 1973 Gene Storie, 1983 Mary G. Tacher, 1981 Foundation Edward L. Tulin, 2006 Eric B. Storm, 2001 Jeanmarie B. Tade, 1981 The Millipore Foundation Charles Tupper Jr., 1969 Paul V. Storm, 1990 Jennifer Webster Taffe, 1998 The New York Times Company Charles S. Turet Jr., 1971 Stephen E. Story, 1981 Derrick Matthew Talerico, 2002 Foundation Inc. Jack J. Turk, 1954 John T. Stough Jr., 1973 Marcello E. Tamez, 2000 The Ragsdale Foundation James M. Turley, 1968 Stephen Charles Stout, 2007 Tampa-Orlando-Pinellas Jewish The Rockefeller Foundation Laura Crowe Turley, 1991 William A. Stout, 1955 Foundation Inc. The Rosewood Foundation Larry W. Turner, 1980 Meredith D. Strachan, 2002 Michael W. Tankersley, 1980 The Scholarship Foundation/ David Allan Turpin, 2007 J. Lindsay Stradley Jr., 1974 Beverly Potthoff Tarpley, 1951 Lockheed Martin John P. Tustin, 2006 Karl M. Strait, 1995 George H. Tarpley, 1978 The United Way of the Bay Area Robert N. Udashen, 1977 John H. Strasburger, 1961 Stephen C. Tarry, 1978 Melissa L. Theriot, 1993 Bette E. Uhrmacher, 1969 Bob Strauser, 1968 Lewis T. Tarver Jr., 1952 Robert P. Thibault, 1978 Timothy J. Unger, 1974 Gary J. Strauss, 1974 Joanna Davis Tate, 1988 Christopher C. Thiele, 1999 United Way of Central New Mexico Ashley E. Street, 2005 John H. Tate II, 1972 Donald S. Thomas Jr., 1968 Gerald P. Urbach, 1968 Joseph G. Street, 1947 Martin Scott Tate, 1988 Robert C. Thomas, 1978 Stephen G. Utz, 1979 Julie A. Street, 2007 Milton Y. Tate Jr., 1963 Susan Kelly Thomas, 1976 Michael Valek, 2003 Priscilla M. Streightoff, 1998 Stephen L. Tatum, 1979 Terry M. Thomas, 1980 Jerald A. Valentine, 1972 Thomas L. Strickland, 1977 Alfredo M. Tavera, 1978 Warlick Thomas, 1957 Erica E. Valladares, 2004 Greg F. Strobl, 1975 Al Taylor, 1956 Clark G. Thompson Jr., 1980 Stacey Keith Van Camp, 2002 W. Matthew Strock, 1999 Andrew M. Taylor, 1985 Greg M. Thompson, 1982 Derek R. Van Gilder, 1981 Christopher B. Strong, 1995 Christopher H. Taylor, 1999 J. David Thompson III, 1976 Eric Michael Van Horn, 2005 Michael H. Strub Jr., 1990 David F. Taylor, 1988 James Thompson, 2001 Paul J. Van Osselaer, 1975 James F. Struthers, 1993 Elaine E. Taylor, 1987 John R. Thompson III, 2000 Danny L. Van Winkle, 1972 Michael D. Stuart, 1971 Elneita Hutchins Taylor, 1982 John Randolph Thompson Jr., 1965 Carol Vance, 1958 Stubbeman Family Foundation Harold J. Taylor, 1992 Layne A. Thompson, 1982 Jonathan Vance, 2004 David Stubbeman, 1963 J. Gregory Taylor, 1986 Marty E. Thompson, 2002 Holly A. Vandrovec, 2005 William Floyd Stutts Jr. Kay L. Taylor, 1982 William Richard Thompson, 1993 Vanguard Charitable Endowment Steven M. Sucsy, 1977 Robert P. Taylor III, 1983 Thomson West Program Gregory M. Sudbury, 2001 Thomas W. Taylor, 1982 Leslie C. Thorne, 2004 Lana K. Varney, 1988 Bonnie Sudderth, 1985 Timothy E. Taylor, 1991 Michael R. Tibbets, 1975 W. Boone Vastine II, 1968 Awais Sufi, 1998 W. Roberts Taylor Jr., 1989 Kristie M. Tice, 1996 Ben F. Vaughan III, 1967 Derek Y. Sugimura, 2004 Techline, Inc. L. Lamar Tims, 1967 Verizon Foundation Knut Suhr, 1967 Ron Tefteller, 1975 Anne Harden Tindall, 2003 Larry R. Veselka, 1976 Daniel D. Sullivan, 1956 Kenneth Tekell Sr., 1963 Richard Tinsman, 1957 Shelly Veselka, 1972 John E. Sullivan III, 1984 J. Lawrence Temple, 1991 Robert L. Tobey, 1980 Waverly Vest, 1973 Kevin A. Sullivan, 1982 Larry Temple, 1959 Paul R. Tobias, 1990 Edward D. Vickery, 1948 Patrick F. Sullivan, 1987 Temple-Inland Foundation David J. Tobin, 2007 Eric Viehman, 1981 Patrick J. Sullivan, 1976 James E. Templeman, 1972 J. B. Tollett, 1976 Jason Villalba, 1996 Frederick W. Sultan IV, 1996 Eric Terry, 1995 Joe W. Tomaselli Jr., 1997 Susan Vincent, 1983 Emmett T. Summers III, 1973 George White Terry Jr., 1955 Lisa Helgoe Tomaselli, 1997 Lauren Virgil James M. Summers, 1976 Dean A. Tetirick, 1984 Thomas M. Tomlinson, 1995 Bradley E. Visosky, 2001 Robert Summers, 1988 John S. Teutsch, 1974 Brian H. Tompkins, 2006 George J. Vlahakos, 2003

K]bhYf&$$,UTLAW 51 4(%#/.42)"54/232%0/24s!..5!,&5.$ Mark H. Voges, 2006 Walter T. Weathers Jr., 1974 Deborah E. Wilder, 1985 Jon C. Wood, 1967 Robert A. Voigt Jr., 1999 Brandi L. Weaver, 2005 R. R. Wiley Jr., 1949 Kristen Lee Wood, 1994 William R. Volk, 1975 David Jamar Weaver, 1973 Adam S. Wilk, 2002 David R. Woodcock, 2000 Ramon A. Von Drehle, 1957 Joseph R. Weaver Jr., 1971 Dean Wilkerson, 1983 Gene M. Woodfin, 1940 Nikolay V. Vydashenko, 2007 Leslye Lucas Weaver Glen M. Wilkerson, 1971 Ronald G. Woods, 1964 Robert W. Wachsmuth, 1966 Charles C. Webb Jr., 1976 Marshall R. Wilkerson, 1986 Stanley C. Woods, 1948 Christopher Sean Wade, 1998 Gregory P. Webb, 2005 Lawrence Paul Wilkins, 1974 John W. Worsham, 1958 Guy Irvin Wade III, 1988 James D. Webb III, 1955 Robert A. Wilkins, 2001 Christopher K. Wrampelmeier, 1993 Robert E. Wade, 1962 James E. Webb, 1974 Edward LaPorte Wilkinson Jr., 1988 Herman Wright Jr., 1978 Douglas J. Wadsworth, 1964 Lucie Frost Webb, 1991 George O. Wilkinson Jr., 1991 Philip B. Wright, 2006 Sandra K. Waelder, 1987 Bernie Weberman, 1975 H. L. Willett, 1955 Thomas C. Wright, 2000 Bobby Joe Waggoner, 1971 Dan G. Webster III, 1964 Williams Companies Scott Wulfe, 1983 C. Elizabeth Wagner, 1988 Thomas Weed, 1961 Charles Bunyan Williams, 1974 Bart Wulff, 1973 David Soren Wagner, 2006 R. Alan Weeks, 1990 Del Williams, 1985 Forrest J. Wynn, 2002 Thomas G. Wagner, 1980 John Weikart, 1998 Elizabeth Williams, 1992 Gitanjali Yadav, 2000 Wm. Hulse Wagner, 1986 Alan Jay Weil, 1973 Holly B. Williams, 1993 Kelly Yandell, 1997 Brian Alexander Wahl, 2000 Stephen I. Weil, 1978 Joseph Roger Williams Jr., 1988 Kevin W. Yankowsky, 1994 Jack R. Wahlquist, 1958 Sigmund T. Weiner, 1968 Mary Pearl Williams, 1949 Michael J. Yanochik, 1992 Mark B. Waldman, 1984 Kathleen E. Weir, 2006 Rosemary R. Williams, 1988 Nancy A. Yanochik, 1991 Steve Waldman, 1980 J. Steven Weisinger, 1976 Scott E. Williams, 1996 David L. Yarbrough, 1970 Samuel J. Waldon, 1992 David H. Weiss, 2006 Valarie Nadine Williams, 2005 Yale H. Yee, 1995 Charles Walker, 1995 Laurie Weiss, 1988 John R. Williford, 1976 Andrea M. Yorio, 2003 Cindy Walker, 1996 Mark Weiss, 1975 Derek Willis, 1995 Barney Young, 1958 Mark C. Walker, 1985 Theodore F. Weiss Jr., 1970 James H. Willmann, 1976 Deyonna D. Young, 1977 Miller B. Walker, 1962 J. Tullos Wells, 1974 Abraham S. Wilson, 1964 Hilary H. Young, 1992 Raymond F. Walker, 2006 H. Ronald Welsh, 1975 Charles J. Wilson, 1960 Lisa Young, 2007 Robert C. Walker, 1973 Matthew Stuart Wermager, 2002 Chasity Nakeisha Wilson, 2006 Lisa Marie Young, 2002 Tiffany E. Walker, 2002 Stephen T. Wertz, 1973 James W. Wilson, 1951 Scott A. Young, 2004 Ellen Wallace Ben B. West, 1961 John F. Wilson, 1947 William F. Young, 1949 John B. Wallace, 1979 Dana West Mark B. Wilson, 1992 Paul J. Youngdale, 1965 Luralee H. Wallace, 1969 David B. West, 1981 Mary Pat Wilson, 1977 Jennifer A. Youpa, 1985 William L. Wallander, 1984 Jay L. Westbrook, 1968 Shelby E. Wilson, 2005 Alan V. Ytterberg, 1985 Olney G. Wallis, 1965 Michael J. Westergren, 1970 T. Michael Wilson, 1969 Frances A. Yturri, 2001 Janetta Walls, 1983 Stephen Westermann, 1992 W. Roger Wilson, 1973 Chelsea D. Yuan, 2005 Larry A. Walraven, 1989 Emily W. Westridge, 2007 Erec R. Winandy, 2000 Mark D. Yuan, 2005 James R. Walsh, 1975 Douglas J. Whaley, 1968 Darrell Roy Windham, 1978 Kira K. Zahn, 1995 Robert C. Walters, 1983 Scott A. Wheatley, 1999 Vanessa Geil Windham, 2005 Lawrence H. Zahn, 1995 Ann S. Walton, 2001 Seagal V. Wheatley, 1960 Irma June Wink, 1970 Adam J. Zaner, 1994 Bonnie C. Walton Robert G. Wheeler, 1973 Peter Winstead, 1965 Karin M. Zaner, 1994 D. Gibson Walton, 1975 Michael J. Whellan, 1990 Claire Winterholler, 1989 Guangsheng Zang, 2005 Ronald Wamsted, 1980 Andrew C. Whitaker, 1991 Mark E. Wise, 1974 Andrew W. Zeve, 2003 John C. Wander, 1994 White & Case LLP Richard W. Wiseman, 1976 Aida Kennedy Ziemnicki, 1979 George Baxter Ward, 2004 Amy E. White, 2001 Keith E. Witek, 1996 Richard F. Zier, 1977 Holly B. Wardell, 1996 Amy Gremminger White, 2004 Joseph P. Witherspoon III, 1964 Louis S. Zimmerman, 1974 Andrew H. Ware, 2005 Ben White, 1941 R. Daniel Witschey Jr., 1975 Jack B. Zimmermann, 1975 James L. Ware, 1975 Harry E. White, 1999 Debra L. Witter, 1982 Jodi Zipp, 1983 Tol B. Ware Jane Owen White, 1982 Edith A. Wittig, 1978 Shannon M. Zmud, 2004 Samuel W. Warner, 1960 Karen Tucker White, 1988 Cindy Lynn Wofford, 1978 Alison C. Zoellner, 1990 Charles L. Warren, 1973 Mark W. White III, 1998 Travis M. Wohlers, 2003 Lisa G. Zummo, 1983 William L. Warren, 1995 Raymond E. White, 1980 Barry H. Wolf, 1976 Patrick A. Zummo, 1982 Laura P. Washburn, 1994 Scott White, 1992 Howard Wolf, 1959 Jay A. Zweig, 1986 Joe Bill Watkins, 1968 William D. White Jr., 1960 Christian E. Wolfe, 1984 Marcella D. Watkins, 1991 Joseph William Whitehead, 2007 N. Manning Wolfe, 1983 Paul C. Watler, 1981 Clifford L. Whitehill, 1957 Sarah B. Wolfe, 1983 John A. Watson, 1961 Bill Whitehurst, 1971 Charles W. Wolfram, 1962 John B. Watson, 1982 Noel B. Whitley, 1996 Michael L. Wolfram, 1971 Kenneth S. Watson II, 1969 Emmett L. Whitsett Jr., 1938 Walter P. Wolfram, 1956 Christopher B. Watt, 2001 Paul O. Wickes, 1993 Bill R. Womble, 1963 M a r y W. Wa t t David Frederick Wickwire, 1998 John F. Wombwell, 1987 Richard D. Watt, 1972 Harry G. Wiederspahn, 1956 H. H. Wommack III, 1980 William M. Waxman, 1974 Thomas E. Wiener, 1968 Herman Hubert Wommack IV, 2006 Phillip T. Way, 2003 Rebecca R. Wight, 2007 Judy L. Wong, 1982 Robert S. Weatherall, 1957 Leigh Els Wilde, 1998 J. Ralph Wood Jr., 1951 * In Memoriam

52 UTLAW K]bhYf&$$, 4(%#/.42)"54/232%0/24s&2)%.$3 Friendsof the Law School

M. Nicole Bill Boykin Michael T. Cotton William H. Forney Robert W. Hamilton Adame-Winningham Richard T. Brady Elizabeth Cable Cotton Steven Fowler Ann H. Hamman Irene Alarcon Philip Braithwaite Emily Craft L. R. French Mary Cravens Haney Eric Albritton Marianna H. Brewster Tom Cravens Cornelia C. Friedman Deborah A. Hanna John Albritton Dolph Briscoe Ben D. Crenshaw James S. Frost Patricia Isela Hansen Isabel G. Aleman Herman Brock Julie Crenshaw Claudia W. Frost Sandra Harding Trini B. Aleman Bruce A. Brockway Mary F. Criaco Kem Thompson Frost Eugenia M. Harrell Yolanda W. Aleman Rebecca Idar Brockway Silky Ragsdale Crockett Elizabeth Fulghum Warren W Harris Nancy C. Allen Beth Bromberg Gregory K. Crouch Carlos Rene Galvan Susan L. Harris Joyce Almaraz Sabrina T. Brown Fred J. Curry Jr. Ricardo H. Garcia Fred Milton Heath Jr. Albert W. Alschuler Jane H. Browning Frances F. Cushing Jerry R. Garey Danielle M. Heizer Martha Jane Anderson Dawson A. Brumbelow Terry P. Dalton Arlene Garten Kimberly M. Hensarling Marilyn Andrews Catherine C Bruns Mollie V. Davis Susan C. Garwood Thomas O. Hicks W. D. Arnold Sarah Buel Martha S. Davis Gonzalo Garza Jack Hightower Beverly Bintliff Arnold Charles Butt Mary J. Davis Tony Garza Jr. Kimberly E. Hill Robbie J. Ausley Ann A. Byrd Patricia E. Davis Jeffrey S. Genecov JoAnne Tennant Hillegeist George Ann Bahan James B. Callaway Cara L. Davis Julius G. Getman David Hinshaw Warren C. Bair Margaret E. Carl Robert A. Day Iola F. Gillham Diana Hobby Lynn A. Baker Keith Carmichael Patrick F. Delmore Ellen Gilmore William P. Hobby Brenda L. Baldwin Karen Carrera James E. Delmore Suzan Glickman Elizabeth L. Hogan Bryant S. Banes Amy Lynn Carrington Gretchen B. Denny John M. Golden Clifton L. Holmes Ben Barnes B. Simone Caruthers Samuel H. Dinkin Cynthia A. Gonzalez Bruce R. Hotze T. R. Barrera Karen D. Castleman George E. Dix Katherine A. Gonzalez Dorothy Houghton Carol W. Barrett Lana Caswell-Garcia Darrell DeLoss Dodds Alla Goodwin James K. Hsu Delia Z. Barron W. Thomas Caven Jr. Mary Ann Dodds Lainie Gordon Susan A. Huber Eva Barron Laura R. Caven Gavin C. Dowell Wendy Evers Gordon Gregory S. Huffman Amanda M. Beck Marsha S. Caven Suzanne Drouet Ricardo R. Gosalvez Olive Hughes Bradford D. Beldon Ricardo Cedillo Susan S. Dudley Martha C. Gossett Linda Crooker Hunsaker Melinda Bell Georgia Dupre Chadwick Pat T. Dyer George D. Gould Robert T. Huthnance Alice Bellows Eve B. Chandler Randall M. Ebner Stephen Gray Ann P. Huthnance Lois Bellows Michael J. Churgin T. M. Edgar Joanne Turley Gray B. R. Inman O. V. Bennett Jr. Brenda Cialone Joseph Eldridge Melanie Gray Nancy Inman Vaneesa S. Bennett William R. Clark Karen L. Engle Natalie Greenberg Frank Jackson Mitchell Berman Elloine Clark Ruth Epstein Martha Shuford Greenhill Deborah J. Jackson Marie-Louise H. Bernal Barbara H. Clendenin Raul F. Escandon Robert Griffith Greer Melissa O. Jackson Dan R. Beto Ed Cloutman H. Craig Evans Joan P. Greer Belia Iona Jaimes Lynn E. Blais Joni Cohan Joyce W. Fairfax George S. Grossman Kenneth Michael Jastrow II Cornelia C. Blake Charles Cohn J. Steven Farr Richard E. Gutman Brenda Jennings Eddy S. Blanton Michael W. Compton Antonia Kivelle Fasanelli Lucila M. Guyer Gaylord A. Jentz Jack S. Blanton Jr. Jody Conradt Leticia Fernandez Cynthia Haegelin Stanley M. Johanson Virginia R. Blanton Benjamin J. Conroy Jr. Kristina L Fierstein Allison Rogers Haft Brian Johnson India Borba Frances D. Cook Sidney A. Fitzwater Harry R. Haikin Eric E. Johnson Earl C. Borgeson Martha F. Coons Dori Osofsky Flores Charles R. Hairston Catherine Matthews George Bourianoff Patricia S. Copeland Juanita R. Flores Dagmar Hamilton Johnson

K]bhYf&$$,UTLAW 53 4(%#/.42)"54/232%0/24s&2)%.$3 Lynne McGee Johnson John Dale Maclay Jr. Virginia M. Mithoff Jack M. Puryear William B. Steele III Robert A. Johnston Jr. Hilbert R. Maldonado Harper Montgomery Janet F. Puryear LeAnn P. Steele Edward O. Jones Lucia Palacios Maley Preston Moore Jr. Brian Quigley Jordan Steiker Mark Jones Ron Maltin Eleanor K. Moore Mario E. Ramirez Marty Steinberg R ob e r t W. Jon e s Christine Marcin David Moorman James W. Ramsey Brita Strandberg Marsha Jones Allison Crooker Margrave Dana A. Moriconi Bernard Rapoport M. S. Stude Shelby L Jones Inga Markovits Rene J. Mouledoux Audre Jean Rapoport William Floyd Stutts Jr. Milam Joseph Richard S. Markovits Eric V. Moye Nancy Ratchford Michael C. Subit Anthony G. Kamel Robert E. Marsh Anna L. Murr Gay K. Ratliff Teresa A. Sullivan John Page Keeton Errin B. Martin Albert G. Nance III Macey Hodges Reasoner Anne A. Symonds Frederic Kelly Olivia G. Mason Kathryn D. Nance Wayne Reaud Jimmy A. Tallent* Robert D. King Elizabeth Shatto Massey John H. Nash III R. Anthony Reese Rose Tallent Betty D. King Charles W. Matthews Vincent M. Nathan Elizabeth C. Reichert Bill E. Talley Cari Kirk Karen R. Matthews Marjorie Nelson Sara S. Reilly Lizabeth Tankersley Robin L. Klum Nancy Reed Matthews Charles M. Nettles Jr. Elaine Rey Anthony C. Taussig David H. Knapp Jack H. Mayfield Jr. David Newberger Patricia Ricketson Rochelle R. Taylor George F. Korkmas Susan Mayfield Paul F. Nielsen Klaudet Ristovski Sandy Taylor Jean M. Kuntz Walter Goldston Mayfield Priscilla Noriega Jack Roberts Emory C. Thompson Christine B. LaFollette Vonda G Mays Judy White Oldham Janet Roberts Virginia Oxford Thompson George C. Lancaster Amos L. Mazzant III William Holland Page Sr. David W. Robertson Darryl S. Tocker Steven Langehennig Patsy H. McAnelly Lolla Page Sherry A. Robinson John D. Torres Donna Rae Larson Maline Gilbert McCalla Roger Parloff Anne M. Rodgers Sue Lewis Tottenham Benard Laves Red McCombs Julianne Paschkis Daniel B. Rodriguez John F. Tully Harold Pacey Laves James R. McDonald Jr. Carrin Mauritz Patman Teresita Rodriguez Ruth Tynes Douglas Laycock Marilyn McDonald Stephen M. Pearce Johnnie B. Rogers David M. Underwood Nancy W. Le Noir Charles C. McDowell Carole C. Pearce K. T. Rogers Julia E. Vaughan Dottie M. Lee Scott M. McElhaney Susan S. Penland Frederick J. Rolfes F. G. Ver a Martha V. Leonard Sallie McKetta Stephanie W. Pennell Paul A. Rothman Lauren Virgil Gail F. Levine Rosemarie McKnight Robert J. Peroni Camille M. Rubino Naima Walker-Fierce Sanford V. Levinson Sue H McMurrey Robert T. Perry Paul S. Ruiz Ellen Wallace Rayna D. Loeb Salvador Mercado Shirley Bird Perry Phillip R. Russell Mark F. Walter Margo M. Loeffler Kerry G. Merritt Steven B. Pfeiffer Barbara D. Ruud K. Michele Walters Teresa Lozano Long Nancy S. Merritt Mathew W. Pile William M. Sage Bonnie C. Walton Meredith J. Long Gary J. Miglicco Joe Pinnelli Anna Maria Saldana Tol B. Ware Julia Longoria Cecilia W. Miglicco Janis Pinnelli Gary H Sampliner Elizabeth B. Wareing Virginia Looney Feriale Millen C. Ronald Platt Frances Bedford Sampson Te r i Wa r e i ng Alonzo Lopez Austin C. Miller Kathie Platt Cynthia M. Sanchez Elizabeth Warren Cynthia Lopez Bruce E. Miller Christine A. Plonsky Marissa B. Saucedo M a r y W. Wa t t Alyce Lottman David R. Miller William Pollack Leonard J. Sayers W.R. Watt Jr. Elzabeth G. Love Austin K. Miller Jorjanna S. Price Scott Sayers Robert Paul Wear III Thomas H. Luce Lisa E. Miller Joi M. Probus Gina L. Schrader Leslye Lucas Weaver Jeana L. Lungwitz Renda J. Miller Ruth B. Puett Richard H. Schulze Christopher M. Weimer Michael J. Schwartz Dana West Linda Schwartz-Wright Gregory Wiercioch Larry M. Sewell Carl J. Wiles Nancy Sexton Charles E. Wilkins Adele N. Seybold Vivienne Wilson Rebecca Shaw Bryan H. Wimberly Sam Sheppard Joe Wisnoski Jean Shook Araceli H. Wisnoski Harold C. Simmons Sheila Jo Wojcik Shirley J. Singletary Karen B. Wolf Kathleen M. Skambis Patrick Woolley Michael R. Smith James Wooten Heather A. Smith Carolyn P. Wright Ernest E. Smith Eleanor C. Wright David Simon Sokolow Charles J. Wyly Manuel A. Solis Anne R. Yeakel Merrie Spaeth William K. Young William Stack Jr. A. Cline Young Ben H. Stanbery Mark G. Yudof Professor David Anderson, ’71, and Bob Armstrong, ’58, at UT Law’s 2008 Reunion Scott Starkey Judy Yudof celebration. Julia K. Starkey

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4charity Foundation/Xcel Energy Betty and Davis Fitzgerald Dell Direct Giving Campaign Gardere Wynne Sewell LLP Adams and Reese, L.L.P. Foundation Deloitte Foundation GE Foundation Adams Insurance Service Inc. Bickerstaff, Heath, Delgado, Delta Air Lines Foundation Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP AIG American General Acosta, L.L.P. Delta Theta Phi Foundation Inc. Gilbert Randolph, LLP Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld Bobby J. Mann & Associates P.C. Dennis R. Meals Charitable Glast Phillips & Murray LLP Boeing Gift Matching Program Corporation Glencoe Group Services Inc AlixPartners, LLC Bracewell & Giuliani LLP Denton, Navarro, Rocha & Bernal GlobalSantaFe Corporation Allen & Overy LLP Brockway Family Partnership LTD Dept. of Psychiatry Professional Goldman Sachs & Co. American Bank of Commerce Brown McCarroll, L.L.P. Practice Group Grant Thornton American Electric Power Service Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, Devon Energy Corporation Graves, Dougherty, Hearon & Corporation LLP Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP Moody, P.C. Anadarko Petroleum Corporation Campbell Stephenson LLP DLA Piper US LLP Greater Houston Community Andrews Kurth LLP Capital TechSearch, Inc Dominion Foundation Foundation Ann Lents and J. David Heaney Carrington, Coleman, Sloman & Duke Energy Foundation Griffin Financial Group Foundation Blumenthal, L.L.P. El Paso Corporation Guaranty Foundation Arnold & Porter Central Texas Bankshare Holdings, Emmons & Jackson P.C. H. E. Butt Grocery Company Asmara Foundation Inc. Esperanza Development H2O Partners, Inc. Association of International Chevron Corporation Eutsler Law Firm Hagans, Burdine, Montgomery, Petroleum Negotiatiors Christensen, O’Connor, Johnson Exxon Mobil Corporation Rustay & Winchester, P.C. Association of Legal Aid & Kindness ExxonMobil Foundation Hall Estill Hardwick Gable Golden Attorneys Cinco Natural Resources Faegre & Benson & Nelson AT&T Inc. Foundation Corporation Falcon Point Ranch Ltd. Haltom & Doan, LLP Atlas & Hall, L.L.P. CITGO Petroleum Corporation Feather Family Fund Hamel Bowers & Clark L.L.P. Austin Community Foundation Clark Family Partnership FedEx Harrison, Bettis, Staff, McFarland Austin Trust Company Clark, Thomas & Winters, P.C. Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund & Weems, L.L.P. AXA Foundation CNA Foundation Fidelity Foundation Hartline, Dacus, Dreyer, & Kern, Ayco Charitable Foundation Communities Foundation of Texas Fish & Richardson P. C. L.L.P. Baker & McKenzie ConocoPhillips Company Fleming Endowment Haynes and Boone, LLP Baker and Hostetler LLP Cooper Industries Foundation Fletcher Yoder, P.C. Hole & Alvarez, L.L.P. Baker Botts L.L.P. Covington & Burling Foley & Lardner LLP Holland & Knight LLP Baker Hughes Foundation Cox Smith Matthews Incorporated Foley Hoag LLP Holmes Law Office, P.C. Bank of America Charitable Cravath, Swaine & Moore FPC Management Corporation Howrey LLP Foundation Crown Cork & Seal, Inc. Francis Scott Baldwin Family Hunton & Williams LLP Bar-Levav Family Foundation Dallas Bar Association Securities Partnership Ltd. IBM International Foundation Barnes Gromatzky Kosarek Section Fried Frank Harris Shriver & ICO Technology Architects, Inc. Dallas Jewish Community Jacobson LLP Ingram Micro Inc. Barney L. Knight & Associates Foundation Frost National Bank Inman Foundation Baron & Budd, P.C. Davis & Associates Frownfelter & Leal InnerWireless, Inc. Beck Redden & Secrest, L.L.P. Davis, Cedillo & Mendoza Inc. Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. J.R. Enterprises Beirne, Maynard & Parsons, L.L.P. Dechert LLP Fuller Law Group Jackson Walker L.L.P.

K]bhYf&$$,UTLAW 55 4(%#/.42)"54/232%0/24s#/-0!.)%3&/5.$!4)/.3 James I. Perkins Family Foundation R. Lacy, Inc. James R. Crane Foundation Reaud Charitable Foundation Inc. Joan & Herb Kelleher Charitable Robert A. & Kathey K. Anderson Foundation Foundation Johnson & Bell LTD. Robert Day Foundation Johnson Law Firm Robertson & Anschutz, P.C. Jones Day Robinson Law Firm K & L Gates Rodriguez, Colvin, Chaney & King & Pennington, L.L.P. Saenz, L.L.P. King & Spalding, LLP Royston, Rayzor, Vickery & Krist Foundation Williams, L.L.P. LandAmerica Foundation Russell Korman Company, Inc. Latham & Watkins LLP San Antonio Area Foundation Law Office of Quanah Parker Scott, Douglass & McConnico, Law Offices of John A. Schmidt, L.L.P. P.C. Scott, Hulse, Marshall, Feuille, Linebarger Goggan Blair & Finger & Thurmond, P.C. Wayne Rohne, ’58, and Bill Bogle, ’58, at UT Law’s 2008 Reunion celebration. Sampson LLP Scurlock Foundation Linklaters LLP Shadywood Foundation Locke Lord Bissell & Liddell LLP Shell Oil Company The Charles Schwab Corporation Thomson West T.M. Lorman Education Services Shell Oil Company Foundation Foundation Tuggey Rosenthal Pauerstein Louis J. & Millie M. Kocurek Shook, Hardy & Bacon, L.L.P. The Coca-Cola Company Sandoloski Agather Charitable Foundation Sidley Austin LLP The Community Foundation of U.S. District Court, Western Marathon Oil Company Foundation SIG Middle Tennessee District of Missouri Marigot Capital Advisors Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher The Crain Foundation United Way of Central New Marine Insurance Seminars, Inc. & Flom The Dalkys Foundation Mexico Maritime Law Association of the Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP The Dallas Foundation University Co-operative Society United States Smyser Kaplan & Veselka, LLP The Dewuse Guyton Foundation Vanguard Charitable Endowment Mayer Brown Snelling Personnel Services The Dorsey & Whitney Foundation Program McCombs Energy, LLC Stanley, Mandel & Iola, L.L.P. The Gallagher Law Firm Velocity Credit Union McDermott Will & Emery LLP State Bar of Texas Bankruptcy Law The HBAA Charitable Foundation Verizon Foundation McGinnis, Lochridge & Kilgore, Section The Hobby Family Foundation Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. L.L.P. State Bar Of Texas Construction The Junior League of Austin Wagner & Brown Ltd. McKool Smith, P.C. Law Section The Law Firm of Carlos Eduardo Weil Gotshal & Manges Meadows, Owens, Collier, Reed, State Farm Companies Foundation Cardenas, P.C. Foundation Inc. Cousins & Blau Strasburger & Price, L.L.P. The Law Offices of Jones & Jones, Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Mestal Foundation Inc. Stubbeman Family Foundation Inc. White & Case LLP Microsoft Corporation Susman Family Foundation The Loeffler Group LLP Williams Companies Mike A. Myers Foundation Susman Godfrey LLP The Matthews Firm Winstead PC Miller Nash LLP Sutherland, Asbill & Brennan, LLP The Meyer Levy Charitable WKD Foundation Mithoff Family Charitable T. Rowe Price Program for Foundation Wolters Kluwer Foundation Charitable Giving The Millipore Foundation Yetter & Warden, L.L.P. Morgan Lewis & Bockius, LLP T.L.L. Temple Foundation The Nancy & Paul Pressler Zhang & Associates, P.C. Morrison & Foerster, L.L.P. Tammy Tran Attorneys at Law LP Foundation Mounce, Green, Myers, Safi & Tampa-Orlando-Pinellas Jewish The Nelson Puett Foundation Galatzan Foundation Inc. The New York Times Company Munsch Hardt Kopf & Harr, P.C. Techline, Inc. Foundation Inc. Network for Good Tekell, Book, Matthews & Limmer The Prudential Foundation O’Keefe Egan & Peterman, LLP Temple-Inland Foundation The Ragsdale Foundation Oppenheimer, Blend, Harrison & Texas Friends of Trey Martinez The Ritchie Law Firm Tate, Inc. Fischer The Rockefeller Foundation Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP Texas Our Texas PAC The Rollins M. & Amalie L. Koppel Patterson, Belknap, Webb & Tyler Texas Wesleyan University Foundation Paul A. Philbin & Associates Texland Petroleum Inc. The Rosewood Foundation Paul Hastings Textron Charitable Trust The Scholarship Foundation/ Phelps Dunbar L.L.P. Tex-Trude Inc. Lockheed Martin Philip Morris USA Texwood Shows, Inc. The Thomas O. and Cinda Hicks Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman The Arthur & Sarah Merrill Foundation LLP Foundation Inc. The United Way of the Bay Area Platt Sparks & Associates Inc. The Bernard & Audre Rapoport The William and Salome Scanlan Potter Minton Foundation Foundation Public Health Institute The Boone Foundation Thompson & Knight Foundation Quarles & Brady Streich Lang LLP The Cain Foundation Thompson & Knight LLP

56 UTLAW K]bhYf&$$, 4(%#/.42)"54/232%0/24s')&43"9&5.$ Gifts by Fund

ADVOCACY PROGRAM FUND Raul A. Gonzalez, 1995 Robert L. Soza Jr., 1989 Susan E. Salch, 1994 Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld Vanessa Ann Gonzalez, 1995 Ida Gwendora Stewart, 1984 Joseph C. Sarles, 2007 LLP Alla Goodwin Bill E. Talley Adam T. Schramek, 2001 Laura Blood, 1997 Ricardo R. Gosalvez Ana Kirk Thornton, 1991 Joshua D. Terry, 2007 Robert L. Grove Jr., 1971 Dahlia M. Gutierrez, 1985 Kelly Dawn Trish, 2000 Susan Kelly Thomas, 1976 Warren W Harris Lucila M. Guyer Richard J. Valle, 1991 Karin B. Torgerson, 1995 Jorjanna S. Price Patricia Isela Hansen Julia E. Vaughan University Co-operative Society Mae Catherine Quinn, 1995 Hole & Alvarez, L.L.P. F. G. Ver a Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. Robert M. Roach Jr., 1981 William H. Hornberger, 1986 Gavin R. Villareal, 1998 Heather K. Way, 1996 Belia Iona Jaimes Carl J. Wiles Kathleen E. Weir, 2006 SUSANA ALEMAN SCHOLARSHIP Joe R. Long, 1958 Rob Wiley, 1985 Glenn H. Williams, 1976 Marilyn Aboussie, 1974 Teresa Lozano Long Araceli H. Wisnoski Sara W. Williamson, 2007 M. Nicole Adame-Winningham Alonzo Lopez Joe Wisnoski Irene Alarcon Cynthia Lopez Sheila Jo Wojcik JAMES A. BAKER III CHAIR IN Isabel G. Aleman Elia Cornejo Lopez, 1991 Judy Yudof THE RULE OF LAW AND WORLD Trini B. Aleman Alyce Lottman Mark G. Yudof AFFAIRS Yolanda W. Aleman Thomas H. Luce Beverly Bintliff Arnold Micaela Alvarez, 1989 Hilbert R. Maldonado ASIAN LAW STUDENTS Daniel C. Arnold, 1953 David A. Anderson, 1972 Salvador Mercado Jones Day Eddy S. Blanton Michael G. Appleman, 1993 Eleanor K. Moore Zhang & Associates, P.C. Jack S. Blanton Sr., 1950 Sylvia Arriola, 1983 Ricardo J. Navarro, 1984 Zhe Zhang, 1995 Jack S. Blanton Jr. T.R. Barrera Melissa True Owen, 1995 Virginia R. Blanton Carol W. Barrett Cesar Perez, 1993 ASSAULT & FLATTERY Robert A. Day Delia Z. Barron Stephen M. Perez, 2004 Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld George D. Gould Eva Barron Robert A. Perkins, 1973 LLP Diana Hobby Tonya Moten Brown, 1987 Scott Christopher Petry, 2000 Omar J. Alaniz, 2003 William P. Hobby Ramiro Canales, 1998 Christine A. Plonsky Baker Botts L.L.P. Preston Moore Jr. Michael J. Churgin Mario E. Ramirez Laurel Rebekah Boatright, 2006 Robert Day Foundation Clark, Thomas & Winters, P.C. Donato David Ramos Jr., 2003 Eve B. Chandler Scurlock Foundation Jody Conradt R. Anthony Reese Charles G. Childress, 1973 Shadywood Foundation Jim Coronado, 1978 Elaine Rey William Christian, 1995 M. S. Stude Tara Cunningham, 1998 Brian C. Rider, 1972 Sharon Steele Doyle, 1967 Elizabeth B. Wareing Beatriz Eugenia de la Garza, 1979 Sandra Castro Ritz, 1993 John M. Farrell, 2007 WKD Foundation Hector De Leon, 1973 Robinson Law Firm Daniel V. Flatten, 1966 George E. Dix Vianei Lopez Robinson, 1991 Hartline, Dacus, Dreyer, & Kern, REX G. BAKER III SPONSORED Katherine Duff, 1993 Susan C. Rocha, 1982 L.L.P. SCHOLAR Edwin F. Einstein, 1984 Samantha H. Rodriguez, 2003 Jackson Walker L.L.P. Rex G. Baker III, 1977 Esperanza Development Teresita Rodriguez Joseph D. Jamail, 1952 Angelica Salinas Evans, 1995 Victor Rodriguez, 2003 King & Spalding LLP S. JACK AND SOPHIA K. BALAGIA Leticia Fernandez Paul S. Ruiz Susan Koegel, 1988 ENDOWED PRESIDENTIAL Juanita R. Flores Anna Maria Saldana Michael L Laussade, 2006 SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW Maria Luisa Flores, 1980 Cynthia M. Sanchez Dottie M. Lee American Bank of Commerce Brie L. Franco, 2001 Gina L. Schrader Oppenheimer, Blend, Harrison & Bolivar C. Andrews, 1961 Ricardo H. Garcia Norma Angelica Sierra, 1987 Tate, Inc. Marilyn Andrews Gonzalo Garza Michael K. Sims, 1992 Kate Elissa Pietsch, 2007 W. D. Arnold Tony Garza Jr. Ernest E. Smith Bruce A. Ritzen, 1990 Scott J. Atlas, 1975 Cynthia A. Gonzalez David Simon Sokolow Robinson Law Firm Austin Trust Company Katherine A. Gonzalez Albert Yzaguirre Solis, 2003 David M. Rodi, 1996 Warren C. Bair Lita Inez Gonzalez, 1985 Manuel A. Solis Amber Hatfield Rovner, 1990

K]bhYf&$$,UTLAW 57 4(%#/.42)"54/232%0/24s')&43"9&5.$ Barnes Gromatzky Kosarek James S. Frost McGinnis, Lochridge & Kilgore, THOMAS RELYEA BOONE Architects, Inc. Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. L.L.P. ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP Amanda M. Beck Bob Gibbins, 1961 Kerry G. Merritt The Boone Foundation David J. Beck, 1965 Iola F. Gillham Nancy S. Merritt Beirne, Maynard & Parsons, L.L.P. Lainie Gordon Cecilia W. Miglicco BRACEWELL & GIULIANI Jerry A. Bell Jr., 1977 Joanne Turley Gray Gary J. Miglicco EXCELLENCE FUND O. V. Bennett Jr. Richard E. Gutman David R. Miller Bracewell & Giuliani LLP Stuart Benson, 1958 Deborah A. Hanna Lisa E. Miller Jeff Bohm, 1984 Mark James Hanna, 1973 David M. Mincberg, 1975 JUDGE JOHN R. BROWN ADMIRALTY George Bourianoff Susan L. Harris Rene J. Mouledoux MOOT COURT COMPETITION Beth Bromberg Brad B. Hawley, 1983 Albert G. Nance III Maritime Law Association of the John E. Bromberg, 1972 Kimberly E. Hill Kathryn D. Nance United Keith Carmichael David Hinshaw John H. Nash III Royston, Rayzor, Vickery & Wil- Laura R. Caven Houston Jewish Community Katherine B. Nelson, 1956 liams, L.L.P. Marsha S. Caven Foundation Philip A. Nelson Jr.*, 1961 W. Thomas Caven Jr. Ann P. Huthnance William W. Ogden, 1977 JUDGE PAUL BROWN ENDOWED Jo Anne Christian, 1962 Robert T. Huthnance Lolla Page SCHOLARSHIP Paul D. Clote, 1977 Deborah J. Jackson William Holland Page Sr. Paul N. Brown, 1950 Stuart D. Colburn, 1994 Donald D. Jackson, 1993 Carole C. Pearce Brenda Jennings Jody Conradt Frank Jackson Stephen M. Pearce Marilyn J. Kretsinger, 1978 Benjamin J. Conroy Jr. Melissa O. Jackson Platt Sparks & Associates Inc. Errin B. Martin Frances D. Cook Gaylord A. Jentz Ruth B. Puett Amos L. Mazzant III Michael L. Cook, 1968 Johnson & Bell LTD. Jack M. Puryear David Moorman Martha F. Coons Brian Johnson Janet F. Puryear Richard Edmunds Coons, 1964 Catherine Matthews Johnson Pamela G. Reed, 1976 JUDGE JERRY BUCHMEYER Elizabeth Cable Cotton Lynne McGee Johnson Jack Roberts ENDOWED PRESIDENTIAL Michael T. Cotton Mark Jones Janet Roberts SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW Ben D. Crenshaw Marsha Jones Anne M. Rodgers Gregory S. Huffman Julie Crenshaw R ob e r t W. Jon e s Johnnie B. Rogers Renda J. Miller Gregory K. Crouch Anthony G. Kamel K. T. Rogers Thompson & Knight Foundation Fred J. Curry Jr. Frederic Kelly Barbara D. Ruud Gregory Wiercioch Ralph H. Daugherty, 1966 Betty D. King Leonard J. Sayers C. Dean Davis, 1958 George F. Korkmas Scott Sayers CAREER SERVICES STUDENT Mollie V. Davis Benard Laves Sam Sheppard PROGRAMS Alistair B. Dawson, 1989 Harold Pacey Laves Julia K. Starkey Adams and Reese, L.L.P. James E. Delmore Nancy W. Le Noir Scott Starkey Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld Patrick F. Delmore Charles W. Matthews Marty Steinberg LLP Darrell DeLoss Dodds Karen R. Matthews Lizabeth Tankersley Anadarko Petroleum Corporation Mary Ann Dodds Nancy Reed Matthews Tekell, Book, Matthews & Limmer Andrews Kurth LLP Susan S. Dudley Patsy H. McAnelly Texwood Shows, Inc. Baker & McKenzie Randall M. Ebner W. James McAnelly Jr., 1953 The Dalkys Foundation Baker Botts L.L.P. T. M. Edgar Dudley D. McCalla, 1959 The Junior League of Austin Beck Redden & Secrest, L.L.P. Joyce W. Fairfax Maline Gilbert McCalla The Nelson Puett Foundation Melinda Bell Dori Osofsky Flores James R. McDonald Jr. Clark G. Thompson Jr., 1980 India Borba FPC Management Corporation Marilyn McDonald Emory C. Thompson Bracewell & Giuliani LLP John F. Tully Amy Lynn Carrington Charles E. Wilkins Karen D. Castleman Del Williams, 1985 Cox Smith Matthews Incorporated Thomas J. Williams, 1975 Emily Craft Karen B. Wolf Dechert LLP Carolyn P. Wright Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP Anne R. Yeakel Kristina L Fierstein Lee Yeakel, 1969 Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. A. Cline Young Gardere Wynne Sewell LLP Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher STEVE BICKERSTAFF ENDOWED Haynes and Boone, LLP PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP Kimberly M. Hensarling IN LAW Howrey LLP Bickerstaff, Heath, Delgado, Jackson Walker L.L.P. Acosta, L.L.P. Cari Kirk Steve Bickerstaff, 1976 Robin L. Klum Locke Lord Bissell & Liddell LLP Sharon and Dixon Holman, ’58, at UT Law’s 2008 Reunion celebration. Elzabeth G. Love

58 UTLAW K]bhYf&$$, 4(%#/.42)"54/232%0/24s')&43"9&5.$ Mayer Brown CHICANO/HISPANIC LAW CLASS OF 1950 ENDOWED Christopher Gregory Fuller, 1984 Vonda G Mays STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION (CHLSA) PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP Harry R. Haikin McDermott Will & Emery LLP Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld IN LAW Sandra Harding McGinnis, Lochridge & Kilgore, LLP Ruth Tynes Sam J. Johnson, 1987 L.L.P. Alex Wilson Albright, 1980 King & Pennington, L.L.P. Morgan Lewis & Bockius, LLP Monica Armida Aleman, 2008 TOM CLENDENIN, JR. MEMORIAL Jesse P. Luton Jr., 1948 Morrison & Foerster, L.L.P. Susana I. Aleman, 1984 SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW Jack H. Mayfield Jr. Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP Angelica Garza Alfaro, 2003 Barbara H. Clendenin Susan Mayfield Patterson, Belknap, Webb & Tyler Andrews Kurth LLP Walter Goldston Mayfield Quarles & Brady Streich Lang LLP Baker Botts L.L.P. COMMERCIAL LAW REALITIES McCombs Energy, LLC Camille M. Rubino Bracewell & Giuliani LLP CONFERENCE Red McCombs Shell Oil Company Sarah Buel AlixPartners, LLC Charles M. Nettles Jr. Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher Ramiro Canales, 1998 Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. Platt Sparks & Associates Inc. & Flom Clark, Thomas & Winters, P.C. Winstead PC C. Ronald Platt South Texas College of Law Cox Smith Matthews Incorporated Kathie Platt Strasburger & Price L.L.P. Mary J. Davis JUDGE WILSON COWEN ENDOWED R. Lacy, Inc. Sutherland, Asbill & Brennan, LLP Denton, Navarro, Rocha & Bernal PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP Gay K. Ratliff Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. DLA Piper US LLP IN LAW Shannon H. Ratliff, 1964 Naima Walker-Fierce Henry Flores, 1992 Stephen Gray Phillip R. Russell Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. Robert D. Schneider, 1976 Carlos Rene Galvan JOHN H. CROOKER, JR. ENDOWED Larry Temple, 1959 JUDGE SOLOMON CASSEB, JR. Carina C. Garza, 2008 PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP Texland Petroleum Inc. RESEARCH PROFESSORSHIP IN Graves, Dougherty, Hearon & IN LAW Tex-Trude Inc. LAW Moody, P.C. Carol S. McDonald Ricardo Cedillo Haynes and Boone, LLP Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund DUBERSTEIN BANKRUPTCY Hunton & Williams LLP Barry Hunsaker Jr., 1979 MOOT COURT CENTER FOR PUBLIC POLICY J.R. Enterprises Linda Crooker Hunsaker Baker Botts L.L.P. DISPUTE RESOLUTION Jackson Walker L.L.P. Scott Hunsaker, 1977 Brown McCarroll, L.L.P. State Bar Of Texas Construction Julia Longoria Allison Crooker Margrave Teresa Ming-Yee Chin, 2006 Law Section Steven Lopez, 1992 Sherry A. Robinson Gilbert Randolph, LLP Trey Martinez Fischer, 1998 Grant Thornton CENTER FOR TRANSNATIONAL McGinnis, Lochridge & Kilgore, DAVIS GRANT SCHOLARSHIP Guaranty Foundation STUDIES L.L.P. Delta Theta Phi Foundation Inc. Thomas S. Henderson, 1976 M.D. Anderson Foundation Mounce, Green, Myers, Safi & K & L Gates Galatzan DEAN’S DISCRETIONARY FUND— King & Spalding LLP CENTER FOR WOMEN IN LAW Priscilla Noriega UNRESTRICTED GIFTS Debbie B. Langehennig, 1988 Marcia E. Backus, 1983 Joe Ramirez, 1962 Franklin W. Denius, 1949 Steven Langehennig Dorothy Anderson Budd, 1983 David W. Robertson Robert A. Major Jr., 1976 Stephen W. Lemmon, 1984 Russell W. Budd, 1979 William M. Sage The Cain Foundation Albert P. Mayer, 2007 Jeff Civins, 1975 Diana Saldana, 1997 Munsch Hardt Kopf & Harr, P.C. Katy M. Civins, 1975 Myrna Janel Salinas, 2006 ELIAS MCDOWELL ‘MACK’ State Bar of Texas Bankruptcy Law Nina Cortell, 1976 Marissa B. Saucedo DEGEURIN ENDOWED Section Franci N. Crane, 1978 Scott, Douglass & McConnico, PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP Sabrina L. Streusand, 1983 Claudia W. Frost L.L.P. IN LAW William Floyd Stutts Jr. Laura J. Hagen, 1976 Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher Dick DeGuerin, 1965 J. David Heaney, 1974 & Flom THE GEORGE M. FLEMING CAREER Barry Hunsaker Jr., 1979 Strasburger & Price L.L.P. FRANK DOUGLASS ENDOWED SERVICES FUND Linda Crooker Hunsaker Texas Friends of Trey Martinez PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP Fleming Endowment James R. Crane Foundation Fischer IN LAW George M. Fleming, 1971 Christine B. LaFollette The HBAA Charitable Foundation Martin L. Allday, 1951 Catherine Lamboley, 1979 The Law Firm of Carlos Eduardo Ben Barnes GEORGE M. FLEMING FACULTY Victrin P. Land, 1976 Cardenas, P.C. Melanie H. Barnes, 1981 EXCELLENCE FUND Ann Lents, 1974 Thompson & Knight LLP Richard T. Brady Fleming Endowment Janiece M. Longoria, 1979 John D. Torres Jane H. Browning George M. Fleming, 1971 Mayer Brown Rowe & Maw LLP John Valdemar Trevino Jr., 1997 Cinco Natural Resources Norma Fink Huffaker Charitable Michael B. Tristan, 2004 Corporation THE GEORGE M. FLEMING Unitrust Velocity Credit Union Morgan L. Copeland, 1952 LAW SCHOOL COMMUNITY Lauren Eaton Prescott, 1975 Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. Patricia S. Copeland EXCELLENCE FUND Martha E. Smiley, 1972 Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Falcon Point Ranch Ltd. Fleming Endowment Jan Summer, 1976 Christopher M. Weimer William H. Forney George M. Fleming, 1971 Tammy Tran Attorneys at Law LP Winstead PC Steven Fowler The Dallas Foundation Frost National Bank Tammy Tran, 1986 Fuller Law Group

K]bhYf&$$,UTLAW 59 4(%#/.42)"54/232%0/24s')&43"9&5.$ GEORGE MCMILLAN FLEMING Robert A. Johnston Jr. HAGANS FAMILY ENDOWED EDWARD IDAR ENDOWED CHAIR IN HEALTH LAW & POLICY Shelby L Jones SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW Fleming Endowment David H. Knapp William Fred Hagans, 1972 Brockway Family Partnership LTD George M. Fleming, 1971 George C. Lancaster Bruce A. Brockway Martha V. Leonard JACK AND SUSAN HAWKINS Rebecca Idar Brockway JUDGE JOHN CALVIN FORD Margo M. Loeffler ENDOWED PRESIDENTIAL MEMORIAL ENDOWED John Dale Maclay Jr. SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW INSTITUTIONAL GIVING PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP Olivia G. Mason Jack W. Hawkins, 1959 Exxon Mobil Corporation IN LAW Sue H McMurrey Nancy Ratchford Marjorie Nelson ROSS H. AND ANNIE SEYMOUR STANLEY JOHANSON FUND FOR Susan S. Penland HEMPHILL ENDOWED TEACHING AND SCHOLARSHIP A. M. FRAZIER MEMORIAL The Nancy & Paul Pressler PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP Linton E. Barbee, 1966 SCHOLARSHIP FUND Foundation IN LAW Fred C. Chandler Jr., 1966 Estate of Margaret Elizabeth Paul Pressler, 1957 Cynthia Haegelin Dallas Jewish Community Frazier Elizabeth C. Reichert Estate of Ross H. Hemphill Foundation Glen A. Rosenbaum, 1972 David Epstein, 1966 GENERAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND Frances Bedford Sampson ROBERT F. HENDERSON, JR. Theodore D. Frank, 1966 CLAIRE V. SMITH CHARITABLE Anne A. Symonds ENDOWED PRESIDENTIAL W. Royal Furgeson Jr., 1967 FOUNDATION The Alvin and Lucy Owsley SCHOLARSHIP IN STATE Hamel Bowers & Clark L.L.P. El Paso Bar Auxiliary Foundation James B. Nance II, 1967 Lee Hamel, 1967 Raul F. Escandon The Dewuse Guyton Foundation Frank G. Jones, 1966 Jerry R. Garey The Meadows Foundation, Inc. JOHN L. HILL, JR. EXCELLENCE William A. Kramer, 1966 State Farm Companies Foundation Virginia Oxford Thompson FUND FOR TRIAL ADVOCACY Louis H. Lebowitz, 1973 David M. Underwood Kent Caperton, 1975 Wendy Marsh, 1967 TINY GOOCH CENTENNIAL Melinda T. Vance, 1964 John L. Estes, 1956 Robert H. McLean, 1966 PROFESSORSHIP IN TRIAL W.R. Watt Jr. ExxonMobil Foundation Charles T. Newton Jr., 1967 PRACTICE Robert Paul Wear III L. R. French Dudley Oldham, 1966 Nancy C. Allen Vivienne Wilson Kem Thompson Frost Judy White Oldham Asmara Foundation Bryan H. Wimberly Julius Glickman, 1966 Patrick C. Oxford, 1967 George Ann Bahan William K. Young Suzan Glickman William R. Pakalka, 1972 Cornelia C. Blake Margaret Garner Mirabal, 1975 P. Dexter Peacock, 1966 Marianna H. Brewster S. L. GREENBERG ENDOWED Jamie Robertson, 1967 Catherine C Bruns SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW HOUSTON MARINE INSURANCE John M. Scanlan, 1967 Tom Cravens Natalie Greenberg STUDY GRANT William Scanlan Jr., 1966 Terry P. Dalton Marine Insurance Seminars, Inc. Larry Schoenbrun, 1965 Thad T. Dameris, 1986 GUANAJUATO EXCHANGE The William and Salome Scanlan Gretchen B. Denny PROGRAM/USMBA HENRY T.C. HU FACULTY Foundation Pat T. Dyer USMBA DEVELOPMENT ALLOWANCE U.S. District Court, Western Cornelia C. Friedman Albert M. Amado, 2007 Dallas Bar Association Securities District of Missouri Susan C. Garwood Karl Bayer, 1976 Section Ben F. Vaughan III, 1967 Joan P. Greer Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. Robert Griffith Greer Dan A. Naranjo, 1963 THE LINDA AND BARRY HUNSAKER WILLIAM WAYNE JUSTICE Dewuse Guyton Jr., 1960 Strasburger & Price, L.L.P. SCHOLARSHIP CENTER FOR PUBLIC INTEREST Ann H. Hamman Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. Barry Hunsaker Jr., 1979 LAW Mary Cravens Haney Linda Crooker Hunsaker Carrington Coleman John Edward Collins, 1965 KAY BAILEY HUTCHISON CHAIR Dallas Jewish Community IN LATIN AMERICAN LAW Foundation Linda L. Addison, 1976 Craig M. Daugherty, 1977 Max Murray Addison, 1976 Ruth Epstein Atlas & Hall, L.L.P. Liza Farrow-Gillespie, 1992 Morris Atlas, 1950 Hal K. Gillespie, 1972 Communities Foundation of Texas Milam Joseph John W. Fainter Jr., 1963 Roger L. Mandel, 1987 Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. Feriale Millen Kent R. Hance, 1968 Eric V. Moye Daniel K. Hedges, 1974 Charles David Powell, 1979 Thomas O. Hicks Carl M. Weisbrod, 1975 The Thomas O. and Cinda Hicks Susan F. Zinn, 1983 Foundation Charles J. Wyly Anne R. Yeakel Gerald James, ’58, and Carol Allbritton at UT Law’s 2008 Reunion celebration. Lee Yeakel, 1969

60 UTLAW K]bhYf&$$, 4(%#/.42)"54/232%0/24s')&43"9&5.$ WILLIAM WAYNE JUSTICE FUND NATHAN KOPPEL ENDOWED RICHARD T. MCCARROLL STANLEY EUGENE NEELY, ‘41 FOR PUBLIC SERVICE PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWED PRESIDENTIAL ENDOWED EXCELLENCE FUND Eric Albritton IN LAW SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW Adele N. Seybold John Albritton The Rollins M. & Amalie L. Koppel Brown McCarroll, L.L.P. Joyce Almaraz Foundation JON P. NEWTON ENDOWED James C. Barber, 1965 MELADY, GUILD AND CASHELL PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP Lynn E. Blais JEFFREY S. KUHN SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWED PRESIDENTIAL IN LAW Otis Carroll, 1974 ExxonMobil Foundation SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW Jon P. Newton, 1965 Ed Cloutman Jeffrey S. Kuhn, 1979 Lois D. Cashell, 1972 Martha S. Davis Gail Melady Evans, 1972 JAMES E. (JIM) NUGENT FAMILY J. Steven Farr LAW SCHOOL FURNISHINGS AND ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND Carey Fitzmaurice, 1994 FIXTURES ROY M. MERSKY MEMORIAL IN LAW Parker C. Folse III, 1980 Martha Jane Anderson ENDOWMENT James E. Nugent, 1949 Mark K. Glasser, 1976 Laura L. Whiting, 1988 Albert W. Alschuler Lee Godfrey, 1969 David V. Bernal, 1978 OFFICE OF STUDENT LIFE Leslie Jo Hagin, 1991 LAW SCHOOL ORIENTATION Marie-Louise H. Bernal Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. Dagmar Hamilton Hunton & Williams LLP Earl C. Borgeson David Simon Sokolow Robert W. Hamilton Ann A. Byrd Guy S. Herman, 1977 RICHARD R. AND ADELE B. LEE Georgia Dupre Chadwick OUTLAW (GAY, LESBIAN, Holmes Law Office, P.C. SCHOLARSHIP FUND Win-Shin Stella Chiang, 1970 BISEXUAL LAW SCHOOL Clifton L. Holmes Estate of Adele B. Lee Katy M. Civins, 1975 ALLIANCE) FUND Susan A. Huber Jeff Civins, 1975 Clark, Thomas & Winters, P.C. Franklin Jones Jr., 1954 LEGAL RESEARCH BOARD Clark Family Partnership Graves, Dougherty, Hearon & Elizabeth K. Julian, 1973 Bracewell & Giuliani LLP William R. Clark Moody, P.C. King & Spalding LLP Frances F. Cushing Haynes and Boone, LLP Virginia Looney TEX LEZAR DINNER Kelly Frels, 1970 Michael T. Reese, 2001 Mithoff Family Charitable SPONSORSHIP Ellen Gilmore Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher Foundation Crown Cork & Seal, Inc. John M. Golden & Flom Richard Warren Mithoff, 1971 Robert C. Grable, 1971 Virginia M. Mithoff TEX LEZAR MEMORIAL Joe R. Greenhill, 1939 JUDGE ROBERT M. PARKER Nelson Mock, 1998 LECTURE SERIES Martha Shuford Greenhill ENDOWED CHAIR IN LAW Vincent M. Nathan Karen Carrera Griffin Financial Group Haltom & Doan, LLP David Newberger Harold R. DeMoss Jr., 1955 George S. Grossman James N. Haltom, 1961 Roger Parloff Sidney A. Fitzwater Fred Milton Heath Jr. Franklin Jones Jr., 1954 Michael R. Smith Will F. Hartnett, 1981 Jack Hightower The Law Offices of Jones & Jones, Brita Strandberg Marian B. Moseley, 1976 Eileen G. Ladd, 1985 Inc. Michael C. Subit Richard H. Schulze Donna Rae Larson Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. Susman Family Foundation Rebecca Shaw Paul D. Parsons, 1978 Association of Legal Aid Susman Godfrey LLP Sandy Taylor Julianne Paschkis Attorneys Stephen D. Susman, 1965 Brian Quigley Herman Brock The Law Offices of Jones & Jones, LOAN REPAYMENT ASSISTANCE Macey Hodges Reasoner Capital TechSearch, Inc Inc. PROGRAM Harry M. Reasoner, 1962 B. Simone Caruthers Larry R. Veselka, 1976 Gary S. Shapiro, 1971 Sara S. Reilly Michael W. Compton Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. Molly Steele, 1974 Patricia Ricketson Cara L. Davis Mark F. Walter Paul A. Rothman Dept. of Psychiatry James Wooten JESSE P. LUTON, JR. ENDOWED Russell Korman Company, Inc. Arlene Garten Jeremy Wright, 2002 PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP St. Thomas University Wendy Evers Gordon IN LAW LeAnn P. Steele Danielle M. Heizer RON KALTEYER MEMORIAL FUND Chevron Corporation Anthony C. Taussig InnerWireless, Inc. Locke Lord Bissell & Liddell LLP Jesse P. Luton Jr., 1948 Darryl S. Tocker Allison G. Kramer, 2005 Elizabeth Warren Ron Maltin MR. AND MRS. ROBERT H. KERN, WALES H. MADDEN, JR. Wolters Kluwer Rosemarie McKnight JR. MEMORIAL ENDOWED CENTENNIAL RESEARCH Eleanor C. Wright Dana A. Moriconi SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW PROFESSORSHIP IN LAW Anne R. Yeakel Robert T. Perry Austin C. Miller Wales H. Madden Jr., 1952 Lee Yeakel, 1969 William Pollack Austin K. Miller Klaudet Ristovski R. Cramer Miller, 2008 THE MASSEY FUND FOR THE LUCY M. MOORE ENDOWED Jean Shook William Stack Jr. STUDY OF LAW, INNOVATION AND PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP CAPITAL MARKETS IN LAW Heather A. Smith Central Texas Bankshare Margaret E. Carl Snelling Personnel Services Holdings, Inc. Rochelle R. Taylor Elizabeth Shatto Massey Te r i Wa r e i ng John H. Massey, 1966 Yasmin Yavar, 2004

K]bhYf&$$,UTLAW 61 4(%#/.42)"54/232%0/24s')&43"9&5.$ PUBLIC HEALTH INSTITUTE Susan L. Karamanian, 1985 Kathleen M. Skambis GERALDINE B. TENNANT Public Health Institute Robert D. King Christina Leigh Stanland, 2003 ENDOWED PRESIDENTIAL Janis Pinnelli William B. Steele III SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW PUBLIC INTEREST LAW Joe Pinnelli K. Michele Walters JoAnne Tennant Hillegeist FELLOWSHIPS Audre Jean Rapoport Frederick J. Rolfes David A. Anderson, 1972 Bernard Rapoport OSCAR AND ETHEL SCHWARTZ Mitchell Berman The Bernard & Audre Rapoport ENDOWED PRESIDENTIAL TEXAS FORUM ON CIVIL Lynn E. Blais Foundation SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW LIBERTIES AND CIVIL RIGHTS Charles G. Childress, 1973 Judson Wood Jr., 1958 Leonard J. Schwartz, 1968 Baker & McKenzie Brenda C. Cornish, 1980 Linda Schwartz-Wright John S. Dzienkowski, 1983 REAUD PUBLIC INTEREST TEXAS INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY Julius G. Getman SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM FELECIA SHANKLE-ROGERS LAW JOURNAL Guy S. Herman, 1977 Reaud Charitable Foundation Inc. MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld Stanley M. Johanson Wayne Reaud Kameron D. Johnson, 1992 LLP Douglas Laycock Wendy M. Warren, 2001 Baker Botts L.L.P. Sanford V. Levinson ROBERTA WRIGHT REEVES Campbell Stephenson LLP Jeana L. Lungwitz ENDOWED PRESIDENTIAL SMILEY, HEATH AND CAROOM Anthony Edward Campbell, 1994 Inga Markovits SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW SCHOLARSHIP Cox Smith Matthews Incorporated Richard S. Markovits Roberta Wright Reeves Trust Steve Bickerstaff, 1976 Davis & Associates Thomas O. McGarity, 1974 DLA Piper US LLP Robert J. Peroni REVIEW OF LITIGATION ERNEST E. SMITH Richard D. Egan, 1991 R. Anthony Reese Beirne, Maynard & Parsons, L.L.P. PROFESSORSHIP IN LAW Fletcher Yoder, P.C. Ernest E. Smith Hagans, Burdine, Montgomery, Frownfelter & Leal Haynes and Boone, LLP Jordan Steiker Susman Godfrey LLP Jones Day Teresa A. Sullivan Winstead PC JUDGE JOSEPH T. SNEED III McKool Smith, P.C. Vanguard Charitable Endowment ENDOWED PRESIDENTIAL O’Keefe Egan & Peterman, LLP Program EDUARDO ROBERTO RODRIGUEZ SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW Potter Minton Patrick Woolley SCHOLARSHIP Patrick J. Maher, 1981 Sidley Austin LLP Rodriguez, Colvin, Chaney & Texas Wesleyan University JOHN RAMINGTON ENDOWED Saenz, L.L.P. WILLIAM J. STEEGER ENDOWED Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Eduardo Roberto Rodriguez, 1968 PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP Baker & McKenzie LLP IN LAW TEXAS INTERNATIONAL LAW Baker Botts L.L.P. MAX AND JOHN ROY ENDOWED Lynn N. Hughes, 1968 JOURNAL Bracewell & Giuliani LLP PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP Olive Hughes Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld Cox Smith Matthews Incorporated IN LAW LLP Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. Gary D. Roberts, 1984 DEAN JOHN F. SUTTON, JR. CHAIR Allen & Overy LLP Gardere Wynne Sewell LLP IN LAWYERING AND THE LEGAL Arnold & Porter Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP MILLARD H. RUUD MEMORIAL PROCESS Baker Botts L.L.P. Graves, Dougherty, Hearon & ENDOWED PRESIDENTIAL Melanie Gray Bracewell & Giuliani LLP Moody, P.C. ‘SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW Mark Wawro, 1979 Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, Howrey LLP William N. Patman, 1953 LLP Jones Day JIMMY A. TALLENT BEQUEST Clark, Thomas & Winters, P.C. King & Spalding LLP JUDGE HAROLD BAREFOOT AIG American General Cox Smith Matthews Incorporated Latham & Watkins LLP SANDERS, JR. ENDOWED Jimmy A. Tallent* Dechert LLP Locke Lord Bissell & Liddell LLP PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP Rose Tallent Will Denham, 2001 Mayer Brown Rowe & Maw LLP IN LAW H. Craig Evans McKool Smith, P.C. Bank of America Charitable TARLTON LAW LIBRARY FUND FedEx Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman Foundation William D. Bailey, 1971 Fish & Richardson P. C. LLP Patricia E. Davis Eugenia M. Harrell Foley & Lardner LLP Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher Gavin C. Dowell Dorothy Houghton Foley Hoag LLP & Flom Suzanne Drouet Chauncey D. Leake Jr., 1955 Fried Frank Harris Shriver & Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. Liza Farrow-Gillespie, 1992 Mary J. Parrish, 1978 Jacobson LLP Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Antonia Kivelle Fasanelli Ron Wall Kenneth Fuchs, 1977 Winstead PC Karen L. Hirschman, 1983 Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. Sue A. Krenek, 1994 TARLTON LAW LIBRARY Gardere Wynne Sewell LLP BERNARD AND AUDRE RAPOPORT Jennifer Anne Lloyd, 1999 MEMORIAL GIFTS ENDOWMENT Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP CENTER FOR HUMAN RIGHTS AND Susan M. Maxwell, 2000 Robert J. Pickens, 1961 Hall Estill Hardwick Gable Golden JUSTICE Scott M. McElhaney Robert D. Spellings, 1968 & Nelson Joseph Eldridge Bruce E. Miller Holland & Knight LLP Karen L. Engle F. Richard Pappas, 1980 ICO Technology Inman Foundation Mathew W. Pile Jackson Walker L.L.P. B. R. Inman Claire Collins Schwarz, 1992 Donald D. Jackson, 1993 Nancy Inman Kurt Schwarz, 1990 Jones Day

62 UTLAW K]bhYf&$$, 4(%#/.42)"54/232%0/24s')&43"9&5.$ King & Spalding LLP Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. Susman Family Foundation Franklin Jones Jr., 1954 Lynn Chuang Kramer, 2002 Bruce R. Hotze Stephen D. Susman, 1965 John Page Keeton Latham & Watkins Merrie Spaeth Charles A. Tarpley, 1973 Dee J. Kelly Jr., 1985 Linklaters LLP Yetter & Warden, L.L.P. Verizon Foundation Michael B. Kentor, 1972 Mayer Brown Rowe & Maw LLP Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. Harris E. Kerr, 1975 McGinnis, Lochridge & Kilgore, JUDGE MACE B. THURMAN JR. Gary E. Zausmer, 1979 Ron Krist, 1962 L.L.P. ENDOWED PRESIDENTIAL Douglas Laycock Meadows, Owens, Collier, Reed, SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW DEAN’S ROUNDTABLE Ann Lents, 1974 Cousins & Blau Anne R. Yeakel G. Luke Ashley, 1974 Duke R. Ligon, 1969 Miller Nash LLP Lee Yeakel, 1969 AT&T Inc. Foundation Joe R. Long, 1958 Morrison & Foerster, L.L.P. Scott J. Atlas, 1975 Meredith J. Long Munsch Hardt Kopf & Harr, P.C. TRUSTEE MEETINGS James A. Baker IV, 1981 Teresa Lozano Long Paul Hastings AT&T Inc. Foundation Ben Barnes Wales H. Madden Jr., 1952 Phelps Dunbar L.L.P. Ruben R. Cardenas, 1958 Melanie H. Barnes, 1981 Lloyd C. Martin, 1962 Scott, Hulse, Marshall, Feuille, E. William Barnett, 1958 Edward B. McDonough Jr., 1964 Finger & Thurmond, P.C. UNIVERSITY CO-OPERATIVE Frederick M. Baron, 1971 Stan L. McLelland, 1970 Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher SOCIETY PUBLIC INTEREST LAW David J. Beck, 1965 Macy A. Melton, 1988 & Flom GRANTS Jerry A. Bell Jr., 1977 Bruce W. Merwin, 1976 Strasburger & Price L.L.P. University Co-operative Society Steve Bickerstaff, 1976 Dion D. Messer, 2004 The Prudential Foundation Ernest J. Blansfield Jr., 1989 John T. Montford, 1968 Timothy N. Tuggey, 1987 VINSON & ELKINS ENDOWED Jack S. Blanton, Sr., 1950 Ewell E. Murphy, 1948 Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP IN John F. Boyle Jr., 1961 Rufus Walker Oliver III, 1972 White & Case LLP LEGAL WRITING AND RESEARCH Dolph Briscoe Patrick C. Oxford, 1967 Winstead PC Elizabeth Lea Black, 1991 J. E. “Buster” Brown, 1967 Robert M. Parker, 1964 Jay P. Brown, 1996 Carrin Mauritz Patman TEXAS JOURNAL OF OIL, GAS AND WILLEM VIS INTERNATIONAL Jeb Brown II, 1995 William N. Patman, 1953 ENERGY LAW COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION MOOT Jennifer E. Brown, 2000 Sam R. Perry, 1957 Association of International COURT COMPETITION Sabrina T. Brown Shirley Bird Perry Petroleum Timothy Tyler, 1994 Charles Butt Steven B. Pfeiffer Baker Botts L.L.P. Luemara A Wagner, 2007 Kent Caperton, 1975 Michael Phillips, 1969 Beirne, Maynard & Parsons, L.L.P. William H. Caudill, 1978 Richard C. Porter, 1972 Bracewell & Giuliani LLP G. ROLLIE WHITE PUBLIC Joseph A. Cialone, 1972 Shannon H. Ratliff, 1964 Brown McCarroll, L.L.P. SERVICE SCHOLAR-IN-RESIDENCE Jeff Civins, 1975 Alan H. Raynor, 1973 Devon Energy Corporation PROGRAM Katy M. Civins, 1975 Harry M. Reasoner, 1962 Exxon Mobil Corporation G. Rollie White Trust Elloine Clark Wayne Reaud Harrison, Bettis, Staff, McFarland William H. Clark III, 1955 Daniel J. Riley, 1971 & Weems, LLP WOMEN’S LAW CAUCUS Deborah Cox, 1981 C. Kenneth Roberts, 1951 Locke Lord Bissell & Liddell LLP Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld Platt W. Davis III, 1970 E. Michael Rodriguez, 1994 John B. McFarland, 1975 LLP Dick DeGuerin, 1965 Eduardo Roberto Rodriguez, 1968 Michael P. Pearson, 1978 Beck Redden & Secrest, L.L.P. Harold R. DeMoss Jr., 1955 Glen A. Rosenbaum, 1972 Shirley McGregor Pearson, 1978 Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. Joseph C. Dilg, 1976 Stanley D. Rosenberg, 1955 Scott, Douglass & McConnico, Byron F. Egan, 1968 Scott E. Rozzell, 1975 L.L.P. CHARLES ALAN WRIGHT CHAIR IN Randall H. Erben, 1981 Jaime A. Saenz, 1986 The Ritchie Law Firm FEDERAL COURTS Raul F. Escandon A. R. “Babe” Schwartz, 1951 Thompson & Knight Foundation Herbert J. Green, 1966 John W. Fainter Jr., 1963 Michael J. Schwartz Thompson & Knight LLP Michael J. Fourticq, 1967 Harold C. Simmons Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. MARK G. AND JUDY G. YUDOF Kelly Frels, 1970 Irwin H. Steinhorn, 1964 Wagner & Brown Ltd. RESEARCH PROFESSORSHIP IN Michael T. Gallagher, 1965 C. Henry Still, 1968 LAW R. James George Jr., 1969 Bob Strauser, 1968 TEXAS JOURNAL OF WOMEN AND Linda L. Addison, 1976 Linda L. Golden, 2002 William Floyd Stutts Jr. THE LAW Max Murray Addison, 1976 Lekha Gopalakrishnan, 2000 Stephen D. Susman, 1965 Mae Catherine Quinn, 1995 Jack S. Blanton Sr., 1950 Robert C. Grable, 1971 Milton Y. Tate Jr., 1963 Bracewell & Giuliani LLP Roger B. Greenberg, 1970 Greg M. Thompson, 1982 TEXAS LAW FELLOWSHIPS Rhonda Brink, 1973 William Fred Hagans, 1972 Sue Lewis Tottenham Texas Law Fellowships, Inc. Joni Cohan Laura J. Hagen, 1976 Terry O. Tottenham, 1970 Weil Gotshal & Manges Robert M. Cohan, 1973 J. David Heaney, 1974 James L. Truitt*, 1959 Foundation Inc. Gail F. Levine F. Franklin Honea II, 1976 William L. Wallander, 1984 Weil Gotshal & Manges, LLP Mike McKetta III, 1977 Barbara Horan, 1988 Bill Whitehurst, 1971 Sallie McKetta Monty Humble, 1976 Irma June Wink, 1970 TEXAS REVIEW OF LAW & POLITICS Glen A. Rosenbaum, 1972 Daniel A. Hyde, 1971 H. H. Wommack III, 1980 Adams Insurance Service Inc. Scurlock Foundation Joseph D. Jamail, 1952 Gene M. Woodfin, 1940 Baker & McKenzie LLP E. Ashley Smith, 1971 S. G. Johndroe III, 1970 Ronald G. Woods, 1964 Steven Bryant, 2000 Marc R. Stanley, 1982 Gary C. Johnson, 1976 Thomas C. Wright, 2000

K]bhYf&$$,UTLAW 63 4(%#/.42)"54/232%0/24s')&43"9#,!339%!2 Gifts by Class

1935 Clarence Everett Kendall Jr. Charles R. Schulte Dewey J. Gonsoulin 1957 Philip Brin Jesse P. Luton Jr. John S. Sellingsloh Robert J. Hearon Jr. John C. Akard Merle E. Minks Patrick H. Swearingen Jr. Franklin Jones Jr. Sheldon Anisman 1938 Richard H. Moore III J. Mark McLaughlin H. G. Bennett Jr.* Emmett L. Whitsett Jr. Clinton F. Morse 1951 Fred J. Moore Charles E. Cheever Jr. Ewell E. Murphy Martin L. Allday Newton B. Schwartz Sr. George G. Clifton 1939 Verne D. Philips William C. Dowdy Jr. Jack J. Turk James W. Coburn Tanal Albert Aboussie Harry L. Reed Vernon C. Mayfield Sam G. Croom Jr. Ward R. Burke Charles Bethel Runnels Jr. Albert M. McNeel Jr. 1955 Dale Dowell Leroy G. Denman Jr. Edward D. Vickery Thomas J. Mitchell Winston L. Adkins Frank Gibson Marion Fenster Stanley C. Woods C. Kenneth Roberts William H. Clark III Campbell A. Griffin Jr. Joe R. Greenhill A. R. Schwartz Harold R. DeMoss Jr. Roby Hadden 1949 Paul H. Smith John R. Foster* Jarrel D. McDaniel 1940 John N. Barnhart Beverly Potthoff Tarpley John D. Glass Jr. Ken Mighell Joe Abbate Jr. Warren D. Barton Howard A. Trammell Bert Hooper Elton M. Montgomery Robert Howard Franklin W. Denius Edmunds Travis Jr. H. Carter Howard William J. Mounce J. Burleson Smith William G. Dwyer J a m e s W. Wi l son Frank Randall Jewell Sam R. Perry Gene M. Woodfin James A. Gray J. Ralph Wood Jr. Roy E. Johnston Paul Pressler William H. Haight Chauncey D. Leake Jr. John R. Rebman 1941 David Kultgen 1952 Harvey N. Monroe Morton A. Rudberg Julian Bernat John R. Locke Jr. William B. Burge Bill Neary James M. Shatto John F. Sutton Jr. Richard T. Maxwell Morgan L. Copeland John L. Peck Gerald Shur Ben White B. Thomas McElroy Mayo J. Galindo Jack Pew Jr. D. Marshall Simmons Kenneth C. Minter Robert K. German Stanley D. Rosenberg Warlick Thomas 1942 George Nokes Joseph D. Jamail Jack D. Sargent Richard Tinsman William C. Conner James E. Nugent Billy Kerr William A. Stout Ramon A. Von Drehle Robert E. Rain Robert B. Payne Wales H. Madden Jr. George White Terry Jr. Robert S. Weatherall Tom B. Rhodes Dorothy Giberson Rea James W. McCartney James D. Webb III Clifford L. Whitehill Eulyse M. Smith R. R. Wiley Jr. Peter C. Quoyeser H. L. Willett Mary Pearl Williams Richard L. Stone 1958 1944 William F. Young Lewis T. Tarver Jr. 1956 E. William Barnett Jack Hebdon Raymond Anderson Stuart Benson 1950 1953 Roger Bonney Ed Bluestein Jr. 1946 Morris Atlas Stafford E. Andrews Charles D. Boston Ruben R. Cardenas C. M. Hudspeth Jack S. Blanton Sr. Daniel C. Arnold John Gibbon Cashman C. Dean Davis Norman A. Blumenthal Scott Baldwin John L. Estes Moses Goldberg 1947 Paul N. Brown John H. Broocks III Byron F. Fullerton Howard I. Hatoff Thomas M. Blume Keith C. Carter Jerry Hopson Gordon Gray Harry L. Hudspeth Earnest H. Brown Alan S. Dale W. James McAnelly Jr. W. L. Hughes Jr. Richard O. Jones Beale Dean Henry Gilchrist Edward B. Nobles Duane O. Juvrud Sam L. Kelley Leonard E. Hoffman Jr. Hubert W. Green William N. Patman Ernest Lee Miller Jr. Joe R. Long J. Elwood Slover William M. Kennedy Lloyd W. Perkins Katherine B. Nelson Max J. Luther III Joseph G. Street Hugh F. King Dempsey James Prappas Marcus K. Singletary John B. McClane John F. Wilson James P. Lee* Jacqueline Rizik Daniel D. Sullivan C. France McCoy W. L. Lemen Howard V. Rose Arnold N. Sweet Graham McCullough 1948 Julian A. Lerner Charlotte Tonroy Slack Al Taylor Jack R. Miller Joseph C. Brown Charles E. McHale Jr. Harry G. Wiederspahn Fred J. Morton Frank H. Crain Toufic Nicolas 1954 Walter P. Wolfram Joe A. Osborn Louis Goldfaden William C. Pannell Maston C. Courtney Wayne A. Rohne George M. Hopkins Jr. Barefoot Sanders* Jerry Creighton Bryan S. Spencer

64 UTLAW K]bhYf&$$, 4(%#/.42)"54/232%0/24s')&43"9#,!339%!2 Carol Vance James E. Barden James A. Parker Charles W. Spencer David Epstein Jack R. Wahlquist John F. Boyle Jr. Fred N. Pfeiffer Irwin H. Steinhorn David Lewis Evans Judson Wood Jr. Thomas J. Brorby Robert T. Pfeuffer Melinda T. Vance Daniel V. Flatten John W. Wor sh a m Lee Caldwell Joe Ramirez Douglas J. Wadsworth Theodore D. Frank Barney Young Thomas Cook Harry M. Reasoner Dan G. Webster III Richard G. Frey Keith Drummond Norman R. Rogers Abraham S. Wilson J. Ray Gayle III 1959 Ray Farabee Laurence D. Sikes Jr. Joseph P. Witherspoon III Julius Glickman John Robert Adamson James Robert Fuson Robert H. Smith Ronald G. Woods Herbert J. Green R. J. Adcock Bob Gibbins Robert E. Wade Tolbert L. Greenwood R. Wade Adkins James Greenwood III Miller B. Walker 1965 Robert G. Hallam Charlene A. Berry Lawrence B. Haile Charles W. Wolfram James C. Barber Frank D. Hill William T. Burke James N. Haltom David J. Beck Jerry R. Hoodenpyle T. P. Busch* Paul R. Hamilton 1963 Stephen D. Bickel Ray Hooper Frank Wayne Calhoun Julian V. Horwitz James B. Barlow A. William Brackett A nn e W. Johns t on J. R. Coffee Joel P. Kay Joe D. Clayton Wm. Terry Bray Frank G. Jones Eduardo E. de Ases Leonard L. Leighton John W. Fainter Jr. Charles A. Brothers Raymond L. Kalmans Alfred H. Ebert Jr. Don Leonard Harry Gee Jr. Thomas C. Cady Carl B. King Claude C. Freeman Jr.* R. J. Linton Lawrence B. Gibbs Neal D. Cannon Jr. Larry D. Knippa Gary Gurwitz Tommy W. Lueders Lee W. Henslee III John Edward Collins William A. Kramer J a c k W. H a w k i ns Jack B. Manning Tom Henson J. Rowland Cook David I. Kuperman William M. Huffman C. H. McCall Joseph P. Kelly Mike Cotten Skipper Lay Robert Q. Keith Clifford F. McMaster James H. Kreimeyer Edmund P. Cranz John H. Massey Victor E. Manning Roy W. Mouer III Mario J. Martinez Edward B. Creager Robert H. McLean Jack D. Maroney Philip A. Nelson Jr.* William E. Matthews Jonathan Day Ernest Paul McNutt Jr. Dudley D. McCalla Ken R. Oldham P. Michael McCullough Dick DeGuerin Lloyd A. Muennink Franklin Moore Doyle E. Perkinson Michael S. Moehlman W. Gordon Dickinson II Menton J. Murray Ben Powel Robert J. Pickens Harvin C. Moore III Larry Fallek David R. Noteware Gus Rallis Michael R. Pickering Mike A. Myers Edward K. Fein Dudley Oldham Spencer C. Relyea Irwin R. Salmanson Dan A. Naranjo Michael T. Gallagher Linda S. Paine Earl Roberts Jr. Miles Schulze James I. Perkins Charles W. Giraud III P. Dexter Peacock Aubrey L. Roberts Robert Lee Stillwell Sr. Joe Shannon Jr. John A. Graml Robert A. Peavy Larry Temple Samuel V. Stone Jr. David Stubbeman Marc E. Grossberg Paul A. Philbin James L. Truitt* John H. Strasburger Milton Y. Tate Jr. David Wesley Gulley John N. Pollard Howard Wolf John A. Watson Kenneth Tekell Sr. Murray L. Johnston Jr. William Scanlan Jr. Thomas Weed Bill R. Womble Charles I. Nelson Cecil Schenker 1960 Ben B. West Jon P. Newton Laurence Schor Robert R. Barton 1964 John J. Patton Darryl M. Springs James A. Bouligny 1962 James M. Alsup Pike Powers R ob e r t W. Wa chs mu t h Joe B. Cannon L. Money Adams Jr. J. Alton Alsup James M. Rhodes Edward H. Forgotson Robert W. Amis Ken Andrews James U. Ross 1967 Robert A. Gritta Richard E. Black James H. Brannon Larry Schoenbrun Jim S. Adler Dewuse Guyton Jr. James W. Bradford Jr. Anthony B. Cavender Rex J. Spivey Everett L. Anschutz Jr. Jack Hartel Joe I. Cardenas Lynn R. Coleman Stephen D. Susman G. Todd Baugh Claude A. Hays Jr. George C. Chapman Joseph Connally John RandolphThompson Jr. Michael L. Birnbaum Ted M. Kerr Jo Anne Christian Richard Edmunds Coons Olney G. Wallis Robert Harms Bliss John L. Lancaster III William V. Conover II Tom W. Gregg Jr. Peter Winstead Donald Boudreaux Stevens F. Mafrige Herbert Ehrlich Michael A. Hatchell Paul J. Youngdale J. E. Brown R. B. Moore Warner F. Fassnidge William D. Jordan Giles A. Bumpas Charles H. Purdy Frank W. Giesber V. Scott Kneese 1966 Thomas L. Burdett Dan M. Reed Jr. Floyd E. Guest Jr. Fritz A. Korth Linton E. Barbee James A. Carter Cullen A. Rogers III John L. King Donald H. Lane Andrew Barr Jack E. Carter Albert C. Ross Ron Krist James C. Larkin Roger L. Beebe John R. Castle Jr. James B. Sales John Furman Lewis John H. Marks Jr. Travis C. Broesche T. Drew Cauthorn C. W. Schumacher Jr. Fred Lohmeyer Edgar J. Marston III Gerald M. Brown John R. Cochran Jr. Max R. Sherman Karl A. Maley Guy E. Matthews Fred C. Chandler Jr. Ronald R. Cresswell Samuel W. Warner Lloyd C. Martin Marion E. McDaniel Jr. Floyd H. Christian Jr. Richard G. Danner Jr. Seagal V. Wheatley Gene Matthews Jr. Edward B. McDonough Jr. R. Caven Crosnoe Robert L. Davis William D. White Jr. James W. McBride Gaynell C. Methvin William D. Darling Charles P. Donnelly Charles J. Wilson Joel B. McCarty Jr. G. Lee Moore Ralph W. Dau Sharon Steele Doyle Philip McConnell Robert M. Parker Ralph H. Daugherty James R. Echols 1961 Thomas R. McDade Joseph R. Pulaski Robert A. De Witt Larry B. Feldcamp Robert A. Anderson John D. McQuigg Shannon H. Ratliff Howard Dreyer Francisco J. Flores Jr. Bolivar C. Andrews James M. Neel Robert M. Richards Richard A. Edwards Michael J. Fourticq

K]bhYf&$$,UTLAW 65 4(%#/.42)"54/232%0/24s')&43"9#,!339%!2 W. Royal Furgeson Jr. W. Alvin Early 1969 James V. Derrick Jr. Robert William Goff Jr. Jack P. Gatewood Byron F. Egan Geoffrey Arms John Nelson Ford Robert F. Gonzales J. Clifford Gunter III Stephen T. Elder Lorne D. Bain Kelly Frels Theodore P. Gorski Jr. Gabriel Gutierrez Jr. James A. Ellis Jr. Richard Anthony Beacom Jr. Robert M. Gillespie Robert C. Grable William P. Hallman Jr. Ronald L. Fann John L. Bland Cullen M. Godfrey David E. Graham Lee Hamel Michael L. Feighny Grant E. Buce William Ostrom Goodman Robert L. Grove Jr. Kenneth A. Herridge W. Garney Griggs Stuart M. Bumpas G. Maynard Green William A. Hoy John L. Hopwood Royce Jay Hailey Jr. Lawrence Hubert Clore Roger B. Greenberg Daniel A. Hyde Grier P. Jones Philip M. Hall Philip L. Cravens Claiborne B. Gregory Jr. Thomas R. Kelsey M. Brock Jones Jr. Kent R. Hance W. Robert Dyer Jr. Mike Gregory Thomas M. Kocurek J. Jason Kaplan Warren T. Harrison Rowland B. Foster David T. Harvin James R. Leahy Stanley B. Kay Tom Hermansen Philip C. Friday Jr. Chris A. Haynes Jesse N. Lipschuetz Wendy Marsh Anthony L. Hodges R. James George Jr. Mack Ray Hernandez John C. Marshall III C. D. Martin John S. Hollyfield Lee Godfrey Yerger Hill III Henry S. May Jr. David R. McAtee C. A. Hotchkiss Gary Grafel Donald C. Hood Stan E. McCormick Ebb B. Mobley Lynn N. Hughes H. E. Graham S. G. Johndroe III Richard T. McMillan Mark L. Murdock R. Clayton Hutchins Michael M. Greenfield Richard Kardys Hal Miner James B. Nance II John A. Hutchison III James A. Hamilton David E. Kinnan Richard Warren Mithoff St. Clair Newbern III Travis Dale Jones Rolf E. Hiebler Eric Lacktman Thomas Viggers Murto III Charles T. Newton Jr. Kenneth C. Kaye R. Joe Hull James Howard Lehmann Jr. Jan R. Newsom Vander L. Nichols Henry A. Kelly Michael R. Johnson Jane H. Macon John P. Niland Theodore P. Orenstein David R. Keyes Barney L. Knight Thomas D. Manford III Duncan Elliot Osborne Sidney Orton Albert B. Kimball Jr. Rodney C. Koenig Schuyler B. Marshall IV Quanah Parker Patrick C. Oxford Paul G. Kratzig James Lewis Leader Stan L. McLelland Pravinchandra J. Patel Brainerd S. Parrish Charles D. Lummus Duke R. Ligon Robert Milbank Jr. Philip Eugene Peebles Allan G. Paterson Jr. Bobby J. Mann R. Michael Looney Robert Edwin Moore Michael W. Perrin William Pearce Thomas P. Marinis Jr. Jim Love Martin E. Morris Carl Pickett Jon C. Pfennig John T. Montford Mary J. McKerall Ronald J. Neiman Michael J. Piuze Rayford Price Lonny D. Morrison Barry F. McNeil Charles A. Oliver Edwin E. Powell Jr. Jamie Robertson Stuart A. Morse Peter N. Mear William Pannill Michael A. Rea Fred G. Rodriguez John G. Niles William T. Miller Ken Powell Drew Matlock Reining Thomas Preston Sartwelle Knox D. Nunnally Harriet M. Murphy Paul R. Ray Jr. Daniel J. Riley John M. Scanlan George P. Parker Jr. Robert S. Nisbett Robert Reining Joe Arthur Rudberg Otis C. Shearer L. John Peterson Nancy A. Norman Kent M. Rider Jos e ph W. R us s e l l David A. Sklar Don C. Plattsmier William C. Norvell Jr. George A. Rustay Larry Sauer Jr. Robert M. Sprague W. W. Price Jr. James B. O’Neal Joel Shannon Gary S. Shapiro M. Richard Stewart Joseph Neal Richardson Michael Phillips Robert S. Simon Jody Gene Sheets Knut Suhr James L. Robertson Leroy Morgan Poinsett Te r r y O. To t t e nh a m E. Ashley Smith William A. Swank Eduardo Roberto Rodriguez John H. Rodgers J. David Tracy Bob Solomon L. Lamar Tims James A. Rolfe Peter Ross Theodore F. Weiss Jr. Linda E. Sorber Ben F. Vaughan III William Fletcher Rodney Satterwhite Michael J. Westergren Michael D. Stuart Jon C. Wood Sanderson Jr. Robert A. Sewell Irma June Wink Charles S. Turet Jr. Leonard J. Schwartz Ana Marie Stern David L. Yarbrough Bobby Joe Waggoner 1968 Ronald Lee Siler Charles Tupper Jr. Joseph R. Weaver Jr. J. Gaylord Armstrong Barton S. Smith Bette E. Uhrmacher 1971 Bill Whitehurst Thomas L. Ausley Robert Lee Smith Luralee H. Wallace Edmund T. Anderson IV Glen M. Wilkerson Danny R. Barfield David P. Smith Kenneth S. Watson II J e f f W. Au t r e y Michael L. Wolfram Gary Beckworth Jr. Robert D. Spellings T. Michael Wilson William D. Bailey Cue D. Boykin C. Henry Still Lee Yeakel Lang Anderson Baker 1972 Richard R. Brann Bob Strauser Frederick M. Baron Frank A. Adams David P. Brown Donald S. Thomas Jr. 1970 Barry N. Beck Christopher B. Allen Martin Dennis Buckley Warren F. Tracy Thomas G. Barnes Marc P. Bernat John W. A l l ow a y Miriam M. Burke James M. Turley Ben E. Benjamin John G. Bissell David Anders F. Randolph Burroughs Gerald P. Urbach S. I. Betzer Jr. James F. Buchanan David A. Anderson Burton Jay Channing W. Boone Vastine II Timothy R. Brown Gordon T. Butler Richard Owen Baish John P. Cogan Jr. Joe Bill Watkins James Y. Bryce Edwin R. DeYoung John P. Beall Robert W. Coleman Sigmund T. Weiner Bert L. Campbell Phil Dunlap Chesley N. Blevins Michael L. Cook Jay L. Westbrook Win-Shin Stella Chiang L. W. Ellis* Winston L. Borum Clinton F. Cross Douglas J. Whaley Robert John Collins Milton E. Feder Robert W. Bramlette Robert G. Croyle Jr. Thomas E. Wiener Robert G. Converse C. David Fielder John G. Brant Sarah P. Denton Phoebe L. Corry* George M. Fleming John E. Bromberg David DeWall Paul R. Davis Jr. D. Gilbert Friedlander Jon B. Burmeister Vincent Deyoung Platt W. Davis III Robin Gibbs Craig Lanson Carver

66 UTLAW K]bhYf&$$, 4(%#/.42)"54/232%0/24s')&43"9#,!339%!2 Lois D. Cashell Danny L. Van Winkle Randy Schaffer Thomas O. McGarity Alan Holman Susan Chadick Shelly Veselka Lee Merritt Simpson Richard W. Meyer Kenneth C. Howard Jr. Joseph A. Cialone Richard D. Watt Kirk Snouffer David K. Meyercord Carol H. Jewett F. J. Coleman Jr. Catherine A. Sparkman Roger Nevola Woodie Jones James A. Creel 1973 John Stallworth Joel M. Oxley Harris E. Kerr Berry P. Crowley Thomas G. Adler John T. Stough Jr. Richard H. Peeples John King William K. Dabaghi Raymond J. Batla Jr. Emmett T. Summers III David Peeples Sandy Kress Larry R. Daves Dayle Bebee Aulds Charles A. Tarpley Randy M. Phillips Brent Cecil Lake Romulo L. Diaz Jr. J. Michael Bell James P. Tuite James M. Phillips William S. Lee Will G. Dickey R. Dwain Blakley Waverly Vest Michael V. Powell Richard W. Lowerre James W. Dryden C. Burton Branstetter Robert C. Walker James W. Schell Lila C. Marshall J. William Earle Rhonda Brink Charles L. Warren Lionel M. Schooler Mike McConnell Jack P. Eckels William C. Bryson David Jamar Weaver Marcus F. Schwartz C. B. McDaniel Gail Melady Evans Steven A. Buxbaum Alan Jay Weil Neal Serotte John B. McFarland Janis Dee Everhart John H. Chamberlain Stephen T. Wertz Richard S. Simms Michael A. McMurphy Pa u l W. Fox W. Craig Childers Robert G. Wheeler Michael C. Smith Richard L. Merrill Hal K. Gillespie Charles G. Childress W. Roger Wilson John G. Soule David M. Mincberg William Fred Hagans Julia Penny Clark Bart Wulff Clark Stanton Margaret Garner Mirabal John Hay Jr. Robert M. Cohan Molly Steele Eldridge Moak Aaron Johnston Jr. Rodney K. Crowl 1974 J. Lindsay Stradley Jr. Peter Andrew Nolan Michael B. Kentor Jefferson J. Davis Linda L. Aaker Gary J. Strauss Michael L. Pate David B. Kiker Hector De Leon Marilyn Aboussie John S. Teutsch Thomas J. Perich Peter G. Kumpe John Delaney David J. Adkins Larry R. Townsley Lauren Eaton Prescott George F. Kutzschbach Terence Farrell William E. Albaugh Timothy J. Unger Joe W. Redden Jr. Michael R. Levy Harry F. Faulkner III Jim Alsup William M. Waxman Alan J. Robin Myer J. Lipson Yale S. Finkle Wayne K. Anderson Jr. Walter T. Weathers Jr. Scott E. Rozzell Mary M. Lowry Gerald A. Fohn Stephen Angle James E. Webb George Ruhlen William Mahomes Jr. Edward I. Foster G. Luke Ashley J. Tullos Wells Lynn E. Sanders Edward F. Manning Robert Lynn Frederick David Barbour Lawrence Paul Wilkins P. M. Schenkkan Michael L. McReynolds Charles Fuquay Darrell Barger Charles Bunyan Williams Ronald R. Scott Michael Melvin Randel B. Gibbs Mark E. Bentley Mark E. Wise Bradley Seals Larry E. Meyer Mark James Hanna John S. Birkelbach Louis S. Zimmerman Bea Ann Smith Ralph I. Miller E. Stephen Jett Glenda B. Boverie Ross Menefee Smith Susannah R. Mills Michael R. Johnson Otis Carroll 1975 Leslie H. Southwick Thomas W. Mills Jr. H. Michael Johnson Randy Catterton Scott J. Atlas Ronald T. Sponberg Christopher S. Moffitt Raymond W. Jordan Wayne P. Cooper Bryan C. Birkeland Susan Spruce Charles C. Murray Elizabeth K. Julian Tom Alan Cunningham Thomas K. Boone David R. Stevenson Jack O. Nelson Jr. John R. Kelsey III Clayton E. Devin John Crawford Boston Ross W. Stoddard III John A. Nemeth David N. Kitner Robert D. Duncan John S. Broude Greg F. Strobl Rufus Walker Oliver III William L. LaFuze David G. Dunlap David H. Brown Ron Tefteller Russell E. Painton William A. Lang S. Stacy Eastland Kent Caperton Michael R. Tibbets William R. Pakalka Louis H. Lebowitz Robert W. Eutsler Ben R. Chappell Paul J. Van Osselaer Hector C. Perez K. O. Long Jr. Gregory T. Frazer Katy M. Civins William R. Volk Richard C. Porter Michael L. Malone John E. Gangstad Jeff Civins James R. Walsh Wayne H. Prescott Larry Paul Manley* Douglas B. Glass Fielding B. Cochran III D. Gibson Walton Robert G. Richardson Raymond J. Martin Jr. George F. Goolsby John M. Collins James L. Ware Brian C. Rider Gary V. McGowan Bonnie Jean Hagan Te r r y W. C onn e r Steven A. Waters John L. Ritts Mike C. McWilliams Edward G. Hawkins Robert A. Curry Bernie Weberman Michael E. Roper Arthur M. Meyer Jr. Jane Jachimczyk Hayman Stephen Doggett Carl M. Weisbrod Glen A. Rosenbaum John S. Moody J. David Heaney Trey Dowdy III Mark Weiss Henry Salzhandler Thomas O. Moore III Daniel K. Hedges Thomas A. Eaton H. Ronald Welsh Charles Richard Selke Thomas S. Nelson Donald E. Herrmann Thomas H. Edwards Thomas J. Williams Dan Settle Jr. John M. Nolan Sara Segrest Holman Thomas P. Erwin R. Daniel Witschey Jr. Scott C. Shelton J. David Oppenheimer John E. Howell Michael W. Fox Jack B. Zimmermann J. Todd Shields Leonard W. Peck Jr. Tom Hudson David S. Gamble Louis J. Sirico Jr. Robert A. Perkins Irene F. Jackson Gary S. Glesby 1976 Martha E. Smiley Ben H. Powell Wendy M. John Ginny Smith Granade Linda L. Addison Daniel De Solis J. Stephen Quinn Douglas F. John Brian S. Greig Max Murray Addison James J. Spring III Alan H. Raynor Aaron S. Kaufman Mark J. Grenader Henry J. Amen III John H. Tate II Rosa Lee Richards Andrew L. Kerr George L. Hangs Jr. Michael W. Anglin James E. Templeman Philip F. Ricketts John B. Lederer Dan Dennis Hartnett Richard Anton Ellis L. Tudzin Floyd I. Robinson Jr. Ann Lents J. Lanham Higginbotham III Robert K. Arnett Jr. Jerald A. Valentine C. Paul Rogers III John H. Martin Ken Hines S. Jack Balagia Jr.

K]bhYf&$$,UTLAW 67 4(%#/.42)"54/232%0/24s')&43"9#,!339%!2 Bruce Francis Baxter James E. Morgan David Ezarik John R. Braddock John W. R a i n Karl Bayer Marian B. Moseley Ken Ferguson Walter L. Brignon Jama C. Raubach Steve Bickerstaff James Edward Myers Jeffrey A. Ford Linda J. Broocks Charles C. Reeder Neil A. Bickley H. Keith Myers Kenneth Fuchs Edwin E. Buckner Robert G. Reedy Nelson R. Block J. Nick Netherton Donald Gaffney Robin L. Burrell John Howard Robinson Jr. Gerald L. Bracht David H. Oden H. S. Garcia Patricia A. Campbell Charles W. Schwartz Barry S. Brown Charles L. Perry Bryan L. Goolsby Bernard Campion Thomas L. Secrest Randolph W. Bryant Robert Perry Post Robert S. Harrell David M. Castro Louis E. Silver Deborah Smith Bryant Pamela G. Reed Benjamin H. Hathaway William H. Caudill Cassie B. Stinson Jon H. Burrows Forrest C. Roan Jr. Guy S. Herman Patricia Chamblin William E. Swart Robert D. Campbell Monty L. Ross Linda H. Hicks Kathleen S. Cleaveland George H. Tarpley Charles L. Cantrell S. Anthony Safi Jerel J. Hill Jack M. Cleaveland Jr. Stephen C. Tarry Rita R. Carroll Hal L. Sanders Jr. Martin Hotchkiss Bruce W. Collins Alfredo M. Tavera Danford F. Carroll John A. Schmidt Nancy Rice Hudson Jim Coronado Robert P. Thibault A. Kirby Cavin Robert D. Schneider Roger W. Hughes James E. Cousar Robert C. Thomas Travis R. Collier James B. Smith Jr. Scott Hunsaker Royla M. Cox Stephen I. Weil Ronald E. Cook Donna Snyder Mary Ann Keeney Rogers L. Crain Darrell Roy Windham Nina Cortell Jorge A. Solis Wa l t e r W. L e on a rd Franci N. Crane Edith A. Wittig David E. Cowling Kenneth R. Stein William C. Liedtke III Josiah M. Daniel III Cindy Lynn Wofford Gary Lyn Cox Patrick J. Sullivan Robert M. Lindquist B. Craig Deats Herman Wright Jr. Robert B. Crotty Jan Summer Robert D. Lipman Linda H. Earle Robert D. Daniel James M. Summers Bruce Loeser Theresa Eilers 1979 Steven K. Dankof Susan Kelly Thomas W. W. L ov e j oy Gary L. Ewell J. Cullen Aderhold Donald R. Daum J. David Thompson III Michael J. Lucksinger William L. Farris Rita J. Arneil Sylvia A. de Leon J. B. Tollett Bernie Martinez Jack Edward Fields Curtis R. Ashmos Joseph C. Dilg Larry R. Veselka Michael Rogers McElwrath Gilbert G. Garcia Albert R. Axe Jr. Melanie Fannin Charles C. Webb Jr. Cassandra Jenkins Karen L. Garrett Doron M. Bar-Levav Thomas C. Fitzhugh III J. Steven Weisinger McKeel Joe A. Garza Jr. J. Robert Beatty Wilford Flowers Glenn H. Williams Mike McKetta III Stephen E. Geis Gary E. Bernstecker Seth Freedman John R. Williford Christopher Glenn James B. Harris Herman Bouma Lary D. Garrett James H. Willmann McLoughlin Terence J. Hart James R. Breckenridge Susan L. Garrison Richard W. Wiseman Joyce W. Moore Gary D. Henderson William Buck S. Jane Glass Barry H. Wolf David L. Mossman James P. Hill Russell W. Budd Mark K. Glasser Mary O’Boyle II Curtis D. Hodgson Dana A. Burch Carl H. Green 1977 William W. Ogden Michael B. Hughes Leslie Selig Byrd Laura J. Hagen Michael A. Abrams II Mark Hill Onak Linda Icenhauer-Ramirez Cynthia O. Caldwell Thomas S. Henderson John August Adkins Kyle Pankonien Stanley F. Joynton Stephen K. Carroll Dorlee E. Henderson Arthur R. Almquist Virginia San Miguel Janet L. King Ken Carroll F. Franklin Honea II Nancy J. Appleby Michael K. Sanderson Marilyn J. Kretsinger Frank J. Cavaliere Diana M. Hudson William Kipling Atlee Reed G. Schneider Laird E. Lawrence Debra S. Clark Monty Humble Rex G. Baker III Suzanne Schwartz Suzanne C. Leslie Helene S. Cohen Brandon C. Janes Larry Barbour L. Gene Sellers Jr. Don K. Leufven Patricia Reed Constant Gary C. Johnson Robert C. Bass Jr. Ronald J. Sievert Henry B. Levi Thomas D. Cordell Lee L. Kaplan Kenneth S. Beat James C. Smith Deborah H. Loomis Sidney H. Davis Jr. Michael Kris King Becky Beaver Steven Lee Smith Kathleen E. Magruder Beatriz Eugenia de la Garza Scott Klippel Jerry A. Bell Jr. C. David Stasny Denny R. Martin Thomas B. Draper Edward S. Knight Caroline B. Benediktson Thomas L. Strickland Janie Strauss McGarr Daniel George Easley James M. Koelemay Jr. Rafael H. Berk Steven M. Sucsy Ronald E. Mendoza Joe Foy Jr. Victrin P. Land Judith Reed Blakeway Nancy Q. Truax William J. Natho Susan Roland Francis Richard M. Law Franklin Blazek Robert N. Udashen John Mitchell Nevins Larry D. Grayson James Canterbury Lawler James D. Braddock Mary Pat Wilson Urban F. O’Brien III Stanley B. Haas Patton G. Lochridge Robert P. Braubach Deyonna D. Young Thomas J. O’Meara Jr. R. Keith Hopson Jeff B. Love Gary A. Bryant Richard F. Zier Kevin Patrick O’Rourke Debra N. Houston Robert A. Major Jr. Dennis E. Butler Mary J. Parrish Barry Hunsaker Jr. Ellen Maland Larry A. Campagna 1978 William M. Parrish Robert Icenhauer-Ramirez Michael G. Maloney Paul D. Clote Barry Abrams Paul D. Parsons Jim W. James Michelle P. Maloney Neal S. Cukerbaum Betsy Anderson Barbara A. Pate Riva T. Johnson L. Price Manford Sandra Hale Curtis Casceil M. Aronson Robert B. Payne Jr. Terry M. Kee Frank P. McEachern Craig M. Daugherty Gregory L. Baker David J. Pearlman William D. King Edwin P. McKee Rick Disney Margaret McGloin Bennett Shirley McGregor Pearson Ronald Kirk Bruce W. Merwin Richard L. Edmonson David V. Bernal Michael P. Pearson Jeffrey S. Kuhn Mike Mills O. E. Elmore Marvin E. Blum John Peper Catherine Lamboley Stephen A. Mitchell Mark C. Evans John K. Boyce III Yvonne K. Puig Janiece M. Longoria

68 UTLAW K]bhYf&$$, 4(%#/.42)"54/232%0/24s')&43"9#,!339%!2 Dave B. Marshall Joseph Thomas Brent M. Rosenthal Douglas L. Collins 1982 Charles Troy Marshall Davidson III Larry D. Salmon Richard Paul Colquitt Daniel G. Acosta David G. Matthiesen Gregory L. Dillion DeMetris A. Sampson Morgan L. Copeland Jr. Thom a s W. A dk i ns D. Mitchell McFarland Harva R. Dockery John I. Schaberg Deborah Cox Stephen I. Adler Daryle D. McGinnis Diana C. Durbin Russell Shaw Stephen D. Davis Jessie A. Amos Gary William Miller Richard L. Durbin Jr. Joan M. Sherwin Stephanie E. Donaho Elaine Anthony Hunter Nelson A. Erin Dwyer Ronald Shur Jack Drews James Robert Bailey Margaret Netemeyer Katherine B. Edwards Scott F. Smith Elizabeth H. Drews Bette Ann Baker Wayne K. Olson John R. Eldridge Kathryn Smyser Randall H. Erben Bryan W. Baker Julie M. Paradis Maria Luisa Flores Craig Smyser Jr. Dawn M. Evans Ruben R. Barrera Dennis Kenton Powell Parker C. Folse III Michael W. Tankersley W. Thomas Finley S. Meade Bauer Charles David Powell W. Richard Fossey Terry M. Thomas Julene Franki Barbara Bauernfeind Randall M. Ratner Theresa Moore Frierson Clark G. Thompson Jr. Will F. Hartnett Brian R. Bloom Vernon E. Rew Jr. Ben Cox Garrett Robert L. Tobey Philip O. Heatley Brian K. Bosien James L. Rex Christopher M. Gunter J. Maxwell Tucker Susan Henricks Steven M. Bowers Stan G. Roman Brett L. Hamilton Larry W. Turner Claudio Heredia Kay Upchurch Brooks Robert M. Rutledge John D. Head Jr. Thomas G. Wagner Deborah Cortez Hiser David M. Brooks Mark E. Smith Gilberto Hernandez Steve Waldman Joseph A. Hoffman Wilson Calhoun Michael L. Spain H. Kate Hopkins Ronald Wamsted Michael P. House James W. Checkley Jr. Ron A. Sprague Charles M. Hornberger Raymond E. White Richard M. Hunt Bernard F. Clark Jr. Tracy F. Stein Janet Little Horton H. H. Wommack III M. Scott Incerto Bryan P. Collins John B. Stewart Timothy J. Jacquet Stephen Jacobs Ray N. Donley Stephen L. Tatum Gary L. Johnson 1981 Nancy L. Jenkins Leonard Epstein Stephen G. Utz Matthew J. Johnson Lise E. Anderson Jeffrey L. Joyce Susan C. Gentz John B. Wallace Michael L. Kaufman W. Jewel Arrington John L. Kee III Steven A. Gibbins Mark Wawro Rebecca R. Kieschnick Robert W. Baker William M. Kerr Jr. Kenneth D. Goodman Gary E. Zausmer Kathleen C. Lake James A. Baker IV Janis H. Loegering Mitchell J. Green Aida Kennedy Ziemnicki Rodney H. Lawson John T. Baldwin Bob Mace Lynn Knaupp Griffin Barbara Jane Lipscomb P. Louisa Barnes Patrick J. Maher Delia J. Guzman 1980 Carroll G. Martin Melanie H. Barnes Sharon M. Mattox John B. Hall R. Clark Adams Thomas G. Mason Thomas G. Bateman Jr. Catherine M. Miller Timothy J. Hogan Alex Wilson Albright A. Kent McCulloch Cynthia F. Bell Terri H. Motl Steven E. Hollimon Thomas K. Anson Steven F. Meadows David K. Bernard Wilson S. Neely Aileen M. Hooks Thomas J. Barry Amy M. Mitchell Susan L. Blount Larry W. Nettles Thomas F. Hunter Jr. Mary M. Bearden Angela Neville William A. Brown Jesse D. Oliver Kathleen H. Incerto L. E. Brizzolara III Penelope E. Nicholson Harvey G. Brown Jr. John Osborne Stuart B. Johnston Jr. Patrick H. Cantilo Bryce Panzer Reagan M. Brown Richard J. Pautsch James Arthur Keller Carlos Eduardo Cardenas F. Richard Pappas Phillip T. Bruns Mark A. Platt Jane Woods La Franchi Mark Cason James M. Prince Laura Peterson Butler Richard W. Radke Daniel L. Mark Elizabeth M. Chipinski Kenneth E. Randolph Molly Cagle Sally Peters Rassenfoss Michael C. McRae Luis A. Consuegra Celina Romero Donald F. Carnes Timothy T. Read Lolly Friedman Miller Brenda C. Cornish Mitchell S. Rosen Grayson R. Cecil John T. Ridout Elliott Naishtat Robert M. Roach Jr. Arthur C. Nicholson III Audrey A. Rohan Sandra R. Nicolas Frederick J. Schuck George A. Nicoud III Barry S. Seidel Donald P. Noble Charmaine J. Skillman Theresa Oviedo Cynthia C. Smiley Carrin F. Patman Timothy Brian Smith Roberto R. Pelletier Jeffrey M. Sone Joseph Pevsner Anthony Sorrentino Stephen L. Poe Janet P. Sparkman Lisa Diane Powell Scott M. Stahr John C. Rawls Stephen E. Story Peter M. Reynolds Manuel Supervielle Terri Warren Reynolds Mary G. Tacher Susan C. Rocha Jeanmarie B. Tade Cherie L. Rodgers Cynthia T. Thawley Paul D. Rula Derek R. Van Gilder J. Patrick Ryan Eric Viehman Jesus Sifuentes Paul C. Watler James E. Smith David B. West Berry D. Spears Wales Madden Jr., ’52, and Mike Meyers, ’63, at UT Law’s 2008 Reunion celebration. Grant St. Julian III

K]bhYf&$$,UTLAW 69 4(%#/.42)"54/232%0/24s')&43"9#,!339%!2 Susan L. Stanley Jo Keaton J. Nixon Fox III William L. Wallander Samuel Olchyk Marc R. Stanley Michael E. Keller Christopher Gregory Fuller Christian E. Wolfe Scott A. Ozmun Ann Barnett Stern William S. Kleinman Lisa Atlas Genecov David S. Peterman Karl S. Stern Jeffery R. Koch Nancy Y. Gorman 1985 Norma Montalvo Kevin A. Sullivan Peter A. Larkin Jr. Richard J. Groos Sandra C. Allen Petrosewicz Michael R. Swan Guy S. Lipe J. Gary Hart Susan Stoler Andrews Steven John Pully Elneita Hutchins Taylor Marie Odette Mace Kenneth G. Hawari Andrew Austin Robert Raich Kay L. Taylor Guy E. Mailly David L. Hayden Lisa M. Black Jana M. Ramsay Thom a s W. Ta y l or Stephen Maislin Kenneth A. Hodson Joseph C. Blanton Jr. Bradley E. Rauch Layne A. Thompson Claire Webber McLaurin James E. Hogan Sandra Neisser Boone Daniel Routman Greg M. Thompson Virginia Hinrichs McMichael Theresa A. Horton Dianne S. Brode Norma Santamaria John B. Watson Cheryl L. McMullan Stewart A. Jacobson Nora Toohy Brooks David E. Schwartz Jane Owen White Lydia A. Morley Jo Lyn Kallison Scott G. Burdine Lynn Rossi Scott Debra L. Witter John Bruce Moskow Spikes Kangerga Bryant W. Burke Stuart Smith Judy L. Wong David Mathis Parnell C. David Kinder Nancy P. Carlson Cynthia D. Smith Alan Wright Peyton Paxson Stephen A. Kuntz Vincent D. Carson Leah Stolar Patrick A. Zummo Cynthia Keen Perlman John H. Kyles Lisa E. Chismire Bonnie Sudderth Grace Fisher Renbarger Cynthia F. Leigh Russell F. Coleman Andrew M. Taylor 1983 Ruben S. Robles Stephen W. Lemmon Martha C. Coleman Mark C. Walker Raymond P. Albrecht Lies Sapp H. Hays Lindsley Barry Copeland Deborah E. Wilder To m P. A l l e n Kathleen M. Schneider Ann Vevier Lockwood Brian W. Crozier Rob Wiley Leland I. Ammons June Ailin Sewell James M. Lucas Anne O’Malley Culotta Del Williams Arthur J. Anderson Jonathan B. Skidmore Amy Bass Luke Kenneth S. Culotta Jennifer A. 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2003 Amy Leila Saberian Shavonne Evette Henderson Holly M. Barker R. Reece Norris Rogan B. Giles III Julie D. Hutchings Katie S Berry Amos A Olubunmi Ryan D. Gorsche 2004 Jill Hutchison Laurel Rebekah Boatright Cory Alan Pomeroy Thomas M. Herbert Amanda A. Arriaga Kelly Nicole Jeppesen Rachel Lynn Bosworth Blair A Richardson Marie Hernandez Scot Clinton Derrik A. Juarez Lesley A. Braun Patrick M. Rose Amy Maxwell Hunt James A. Cogan Teshia N. Judkins Flora S. Brookfield Nicholas F. Schanbaum Peter G. Irot Haylie H. Crouch Almaaz Karachi Susan L. Cannon Thomas Kevin Schroeter Terry R. Jolly Joshua P. Dehnke Benjamin G. Kemble John D. Castro Justin A Schwartz Scott A. Keller Darrick W. Eugene Leah C. Lambert Joseph F. Centrich Lily Hamilton Shanks Andrew Z. Kessler Hilary Frisbie Andrew B. Lehman Christopher W. Cheatham John D Spiller Jr. Danielle Alison Kruger Lisa L. Hearn Cindy Y. Lin Evelyn Y. Chen Elsa Dunbar Sprunt Jenna R. Lepak Amy P. Hefley Jessica K. Lombardi Timothy A Cleveland Skyler W. Stephens William Paul Lepak Lauren N. Held Katherine G. Maechler Ty W. C obb Brian H Tompkins Joshua R. Leske Ana E. Hernandez Sylvia Martinez-Haley Averill Harrington Conn Edward L. Tulin Andres Martinez Ursula F. Mann Benjamin B. McReynolds Jacquelyn V. Davis John P. Tustin Albert P. Mayer Edward F. Meier Baxter R. Morgan Lauren E. Dean Mark H. Voges Michelle M. Moore Anna S. Near T. Aaron Morris Brandon R. DeFrehn Raymond F. Walker Gardner C. Pate Kennon L. Peterson Catherine (Kate) Norman David T. Denton Kathleen E. Weir Leisa Lynn Peschel Anna Elizabeth Raimer Bryan W. Patrick Nicholas F. Ducoff David H. Weiss Brian C. Phelps Trent E. Rinebarger Jessica M. Payne Emily Davis Ennis Herman Hubert Wommack IV Parker Price Polan Jodie A. Slater Jamie R. Peterson Strefan Edward Fauble Philip B. Wright Cynthia R. Redwine Erin Geiger Smith Daniel L. Prince Joe F. Flack III Christine Danielle Rhodes Derek Y. Sugimura William J. Pritchard Jeremy Bennett Freeman 2007 Robert Vincent Rodriguez Veronica Anne Roper Ryan C. Gaubert Brian C. Banner Adam M. Roth 2005 Robert S. Safi Robert K. Greenslade Mary Wommack Barton Blake D. Royal Thomas J. Adair Staci D. Schweizer Laura M. Greff Matthew Blackstock Christopher B. Sayers Isabel S. Andrade Carla E. Sereny Benjamin R. Guerra Hayden Briggle Brian P. Scrivani Yusuf A. Bajwa Jamie E. Smith Michelle J. Gutierrez-Begin Susana E. Canseco Rhonda M. Sigman Allison Thomas Beckham Meghan M. Smith Anne B Hagan Sabine L. Casseus Kristen Smith Seth R. Belzley Jeffrey I. Snyder William G. Hagans Charlie Chen Jennifer C. Stewart Brett T. Berly Ashley E. Street Helen V. Heard Catherine C. Dalton Stephen Charles Stout Daniel P. Buechler Eric Michael Van Horn Jennifer D Henry Elizabeth Lynn Daniel Julie A. Street Angela W. Christian Holly A. Vandrovec Jenny A Hughes David Thomas Dezern Stephen C. Szalkowski Christian D. Clarke Casarez Lauren Virgil Gerardo A. Interiano Brian J. Dillavou Nikolay V. Vydashenko Ryan T. Cosgrove Brandi L. Weaver Andrew Eric Jackson Nicole Lorene Dimetman Emily W. Westridge John B. Daily Gregory P. Webb Margaret L. Johansen Mark J. Ditto Dewey B. Day Shelby E. Wilson Jennifer Lynette Kinney John Doumany 2008 Carolyn A. DeClue Vanessa Geil Windham Jennifer D Lambert Jamie Danielle Ellis Brooke E. Lierman Celina M. Diaz Chelsea D. Yuan John B. Lawrence John M. FarrellJohn J. Edwin C. Ernst Mark D. Yuan Elizabeth McKee Devaney Fitzgerald Richard B. Farrer Jamila S. Mensah Ashley Paige Frankson Brian J. Faulkner 2006 Seth Miller Neill D. Fuquay Brian Ferguson Andrew M. Abrameit Lauren Elizabeth Mutti Abby J. Gaffney Nicole Elizabeth Glauser Kathleen Evingston Baird Jon B. Nelsen Brian P. Gaffney

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1951 1955 1959 Judge Tom B. Ramey Jr. Robert C. Bledsoe was the Jack M. Little was named one of The is one of four recipients of this recipient of the Outstanding Best Lawyers in America for 2009 in the field year’s Outstanding Fifty Year Fifty Year Lawyer Award from the of corporate law. Lawyer Award from the Texas Bar Texas Bar Foundation. A Partner Foundation. He was elected Chief Justice of at Cotton, Bledsoe, Tighe & Dawson PC, he the Twelfth Court of Appeals in 1989, where practices mainly in oil and gas. Bledsoe is 1960 he served until 2000. Ramey, Jr. is now with president of both the Midland Salvation Army Richard B. Moore, a part- Ramey & Flock, where he has a mediation and Casa de Amigos. He is also a member of ner at Jackson Walker, has been practice. Ramey, Jr. is also a past president the Midland United Way Board and is a Life named one of San Antonio’s of the State Bar of Texas and is a former Fellow of the Texas Bar Foundation. “Best Lawyers” by Scene in SA delegate to the American Bar Association. Monthly magazine in the August 2008 issue. He is a charter member and Sustaining Life Moore has been practicing law for more than Fellow of the Texas Bar Foundation. 1956 forty years, concentrating on commercial and Frank Finn was named one of The Best residential construction projects, as well as Lawyers in America for 2009 in the field of many other aspects of the development of 1954 personal injury litigation. real property. Harold F. Kleinman received the Outstanding Fifty Year Law- Seagal V. Wheatley has been yer Award from the Texas Bar 1958 selected as a 2008 “Texas Super Foundation. Kleinman has spent Carol S. Vance, retired senior Lawyer” by Texas Monthly maga- his entire career at Thompson & Knight LLP, partner of Bracewell & Giuliani, zine. Wheatley is a partner in the and has been a managing partner for twelve has received the Outstanding litigation section of Jackson Walker’s San years. He has served as chairman of the Fifty Year Lawyer Award from Antonio office. He has represented major Texas Equal Access to Justice Foundation, the Texas Bar Foundation. During his career, national, regional, and local corporate the Metropolitan Dallas United Way, and the Vance was president of the National District clients in public and private corporations, Methodist Hospital Board. Kleinman has also Attorneys Association, chairman of the and is experienced in corporate litigation. served as president of the Temple Emanu-El Texas Board of Criminal Justice, and was a Board and is a Life Fellow of the Texas Bar member of the State Bar of Texas Penal Code Foundation. Committee. Vance is also a Sustaining Life Fellow of the Texas Bar Foundation.

K]bhYf&$$,UTLAW 77 Class Notes 1961 1965 1968 Ben B. West was named one of The Best Marc E. Grossberg was named one of Byron F. Egan, a partner Lawyers in America for 2009 in the fields of The Best Lawyers in America for 2009 in the with Jackson Walker in Dal- banking law and real estate law. field of tax law. las, received the 2008 Burton Award for Legal Achievement Larry Schoenbrun, from Gardere on June 16 at the Library of Congress in 1962 Wynne Sewell LLP, has been named a Texas Washington, D.C. Egan’s article is entitled James L. Branton received the Joe Super Lawyer in the area of mergers and “Responsibilities of Officers and Directors Frazier Brown Award in Excellence, San acquisitions by Texas Monthly and Law & under Texas and Delaware Law.” He is prin- Antonio Bar Association’s highest award. Politics Media, Inc. cipally engaged in a corporate, partnership, Branton is a partner at Branton & Hall, PC, securities, mergers and acquisitions and and was president of the State Bar of Texas financing practice. Egan has over thirty-five from 1994 to 1995. 1966 years’ experience in business entity forma- Terry Gardner was awarded tion and governance matters, mergers and George C. Chapman was named one of the Blackstone Award by the Tar- acquisitions, and financing transactions. The Best Lawyers in America for 2009 in the rant County Bar Association. It The entities included corporations, limited fields of bet-the-company litigation and com- is given annually to an attorney liability companies and partnerships, and mercial litigation. who, throughout their career, has demon- many had publicly traded securities. Egan strated “consistent ability, integrity and was also selected as 2008 “Texas Super 1963 courage as a lawyer.” Lawyer” by Texas Monthly magazine. P. Mike McCullough was named one of David R. Noteware was named one of The Best Lawyers in America for 2009 in the The Best Lawyers in America for 2009 in the 1969 fields of tax law and trusts and estates. field of commercial litigation. Bennett W. Cervin, of Thompson and Knight LLP in Dallas, has been elected Buford P. Perry was named one of The as a Fellow of the College of Labor and Best Lawyers in America for 2009 in the field 1967 Employment Lawyers. Cervin is of coun- of tax law. Donald W. Griffis, a partner sel in his firm’s labor and employment law at Jackson Walker in the Dallas practice group. He counsels and advises office, was named “Civic Leader management on avoiding unlawful employ- 1964 of the Year” by the San Angelo ment discrimination; handling employment Irwin H. Steinhorn, a senior partner Chamber of Commerce. He is certified terminations, layoffs, and plant closings; of Conner & Winters, LLP, has begun his by the State Bar of Texas Board of Legal separation-payment programs; affirma- twenty-eighth year as an adjunct professor Specialization as a specialist in the fields tive action plans and compliance reviews; of law at Oklahoma City University School of of personal injury law and civil law, and is employment aspects of mergers and Law. Steinhorn teaches courses in corporate, also certified as a mediator. Griffis was also acquisitions; key-executive employment securities, agency/partnership, and environ- selected as a 2008 “Texas Super Lawyer” by agreements; and labor relations and col- mental law and is teaching “Corporations” Texas Monthly magazine. lective bargaining matters. in the upcoming fall semester. He practices principally in the areas of corporate, secu- Ben H. Welmaker Jr. was named to the J. Mike Holt, a partner in the Dallas rities, and environmental law and currently Who’s Who Legal: Texas 2008 list published office of Thompson & Knight LLP, has been serves as a member of the executive board by Law Business Research Limited in the named one of the “Best Lawyers in Dallas” of OCU School of Law and is listed in Best field of oil and gas litigation. by D Magazine. Lawyers in America (Corporate Law). John A. Mackintosh was named one of Larry F. York has joined the The Best Lawyers in America for 2009 in the law firm McGinnis, Lochridge & field of commercial litigation. Kilgore LLP, in Austin, assuming the title of counsel. York has been a trial lawyer for forty-four years, and joins the firm’s commercial litigation practice.

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Rodney Satterwhite was state and federal agencies, including the Tom Hutcheson, a Houston reappointed to the Commission EPA, COE, MSHA, NRC, and DOE. Blevins shareholder and chair of on Uniform State Laws, which is a member of the American Bar Associa- Winstead PC’s Energy and Envi- studies and recommends which tion (Section on Environment, Energy, and ronmental practice, was elected areas of law should be consistent across all Resources); State Bar of Texas (Sections on to serve on the advisory board of the Sam fifty states. Satterwhite is an attorney with Oil, Gas and Minerals Law; Environmental Houston Area Council of the Boy Scouts Stubbeman, Mcrae, Sealy, Laughlin, and and Natural Resources Law; and Admin- of America. Hutcheson has more than Browder and is a member of the State Bar istrative and Public Law); and College of thirty-three years of trial and appellate expe- of Texas, director of the Texas Young Lawyers the State Bar of Texas. He is a Fellow of the rience representing clients in major cases, Association, and is president of the Midland Texas Bar Foundation, and is a member of with a heavy emphasis on oil, gas, and County Young Lawyers Association. He is the Air and Waste Management Association, energy litigation. campaign chairman for the American Cancer Texas Mining and Reclamation Association, Society and director of the United Way, and Texas Aggregates and Concrete Associa- previously served in the U.S. Army. tion, and Center for Energy and Economic 1974 Development. Blevins is counsel to the G. Luke Ashley was named one of The Board of the Texas Mining and Reclamation Best Lawyers in America for 2009 in the 1970 Association. fields of appellate law and personal injury Timothy R. Brown was named one of The litigation. Best Lawyers in America for 2009 in the fields Dallas Parker, a partner of of banking law and real estate law. Thompson & Knight’s Corporate David G. Dunlap has been and Securities Practice Group selected as a 2008 “Texas Super M. Lawrence (Larry) Hicks Jr. was and the managing partner of Lawyer” by Texas Monthly mag- named one of The Best Lawyers in America the Houston office, has been elected as an azine. Dunlap is a partner in for 2009 in the fields of banking law and real advisory board member of the National Asso- the Houston office of Jackson Walker and estate law. He was also named to the Who’s ciation for Corporate Directors (NACD) in has been involved in the representation Who Legal: Texas 2008 list published by Law Houston. Parker has also been elected to of individuals and business entities and Business Research Limited in the field of serve on the board of directors of Odyssey Texas-based, out-of-state, and international real estate. House Texas, Inc. Parker represents clients financial institutions since 1984. Dunlap has in corporate and securities law matters experience in corporate finance transac- and has extensive experience in the areas tions including representation of issuers/ 1971 of mergers, acquisitions, takeovers, proxy borrowers and investors/lenders in energy, Stephen M. Block was named one of The contests, public and private offerings of real estate and general commercial lending Best Lawyers in America for 2009 in the field equity and debt securities, corporate gover- transactions, letter of credit facilities, bond of real estate law. nance, independent committees, and related financings, commercial paper back-up facili- matters. He represents U.S.-based clients ties, equipment and project financings, and Arthur J. Wright was named one of wishing to do business around the globe, private placements of both debt and equity The Best Lawyers in America for 2009 in the as well as international clients wishing to securities. fields of natural resources law and oil and conduct business in the U.S. gas law. Stephen F. Fink was named one of The Best Lawyers in America for 2009 in the field 1973 of labor and employment law. 1972 J. Michael Bell was named one of The Chesley N. Blevins is a new Best Lawyers in America for 2009 in the field John H. Martin, partner in partner in the regulatory and of personal injury litigation. the trial practice group of Thomp- legislative section of the Austin son & Knight’s Dallas office, was office of Jackson Walker LLP. inducted as a Fellow of the Inter- Blevins’ practice focuses primarily on national Academy of Trial Lawyers. Martin is environmental, regulatory, compliance, and widely recognized for his legal work and pub- legislative issues for the surface and in-situ lic speaking on the subjects of catastrophic mining, energy, and residuals management injury, mass tort, and aviation litigation. He industries. He practices before the Railroad serves as president of DRI-The Voice of the Commission of Texas and Texas Commission Defense Bar and is a Fellow of the Ameri- on Environmental Quality, as well as other can College of Trial Lawyers, the Center for

K]bhYf&$$,UTLAW 79 Class Notes 1978 American and International Law, Texas Bar Price Manford is one of the partners Roger D. Aksamit has joined Thompson Foundation, and Dallas Bar Foundation. He moving to New York as part of the law firm’s & Knight LLP as a partner in the tax practice is also a member of the College of the State plan to emphasize and grow its national and group. He focuses his practice on mergers Bar of Texas and International Association international presence and better serve its and acquisitions, financing and join venture of Defense Counsel and serves on the Board clients. Manford has been named by Best transactions, all aspects of transactional tax of Directors for Lawyers for Civil Justice and Lawyers in America in energy tax law from matters, and planning. Aksamit has been the National Foundation for Judicial Excel- 2005 to 2008. listed in both Chambers USA and The Best lence. He has also been named one of the Lawyers in America for the past three years, “Best Lawyers in Dallas” by D Magazine. James C. Morriss III, a partner in Thomp- and has been on the Texas Super Lawyer list son & Knight’s Austin office and the practice for the past five. leader of the environmental law practice 1975 group, co-published the article “Incentives Talmage Boston, a Dallas Scott J. Atlas, a partner in the litigation/ for Voluntary Cleanup Are Back!” in the May shareholder for the Texas law regulatory department of Weil, Gotshal & 2008 issue of the Texas Bar Journal. Morriss firm of Winstead PC, has agreed Manges LLP, will receive the 2008 Lola Wright focuses his practice on environmental per- to serve on the advisory board of Foundation Award from the Texas Bar Foun- mitting, compliance counseling, legislative the Maguire Center for Ethics and dation in recognition of outstanding public lobbying, and administrative and judicial Public Responsibility at Southern Methodist service in advancing and enhancing legal litigation before local, state, and federal University. Boston has also been elected to ethics in Texas. The award was accompanied environmental agencies and state and the Texas State Bar Board of Directors. He by a $5000 donation to a charity of Atlas’ federal courts. He has extensive experi- has twenty-nine years of Business litiga- choice, which he donated to the Corporate ence in counseling clients in environmental tion experience in Dallas, and his practice Pro Bono Summit in Houston. Atlas is an risk management, including the design and involves all aspects of dispute resolution in ex-officio member of the Governor’s Criminal implementation of environmental auditing commercial transactions. During the past Justice Advisory Council, long-time pro bono programs and environmental management ten years, Boston has been a much sought- general counsel for the Alley Theatre, execu- systems, and in the investigation and dis- after speaker at State Bar and Dallas Bar tive committee member of the University of closure of environmental liabilities and Association litigation seminars, addressing Texas Chancellor’s Council and is regional contingencies. the subjects of electronic evidence, sum- chair-elect of the Anti-Defamation League. mary judgment practice, “Dos and Don’ts He also served on the executive committee Richard Peña was elected president of in the Courtroom,” arbitration, and alterna- of the Cultural Arts Council of Houston and the American Bar Foundation, and will serve tive dispute resolution. He has been named was the founding president of the Houston a two-year term. He is past president of the a “Texas Super Lawyer” in Texas Monthly Shakespeare Festival Board. State Bar of Texas and of the Travis County magazine every year since that recognition Bar Association, and served as chair of the program was started in 2003 based on his Texas Bar Foundation. Peña also serves on twenty-nine years of business litigation 1976 the Board of Governors of the American Bar experience. Boston has tried jury cases and Diana Hudson was recently appointed Association and has led the Texas delegation argued appeals all over Texas in both state community and alumni relations partner in to the ABA House of Delegates. He is on the and federal courts, and has appeared as the Houston Office of Andrews Kurth LLP. Advisory Board of People to People Ambas- counsel of record in twenty published opin- Hudson will focus on expanding the firm’s sador Programs and has led delegations of ions. He’s one of only 100 lawyers in Texas outreach in the community on the local, state, Texas and U.S. lawyers to China, Tibet, South board-certified in both Civil Trial Law and and national levels. While this new position Africa, Cuba, Vietnam, Cambodia, India, and Civil Appellate Law by the Texas Board of will be her main focus, she will continue her Russia. Legal Specialization. Boston also devotes a law practice in corporate, securities, and portion of his practice to serving as a media- general corporate matters. tor. He was recently named a recipient of a 1977 State Bar of Texas Presidential Citation for Richard “Dick” Law has joined the David M. Davis, founding his exemplary service to the State Bar. Houston offices of McGlinchey Stafford shareholder of Davis & Wilker- PLLC in the firm’s healthcare practice group. son, PC in Austin, has become James B. Harris was named one of The Law primarily handles multidefendent cases a member of the Federation of Best Lawyers in America for 2009 in the field with significant damages, as well as all other Defense & Corporate Counsel. of environmental law. types of matters involving allegations of medical negligence. Robert B. Jackson was named one of The Best Lawyers in America for 2009 in the field of banking law.

80 UTLAW K]bhYf&$$, Class Notes 1983 Michael P. Pearson has Michael L. Kaufman has Marcia Backus, the co-chair of Vinson & been selected as a 2008 “Texas been selected as a 2008 “Texas Elkins’ global energy industry practice group, Super Lawyer” by Texas Monthly Super Lawyer” by Texas Monthly is one of the partners moving to New York magazine. Pearson is a partner in magazine. Kaufman is a partner as part of the law firm’s plan to emphasize the Houston office of Jackson Walker and in the Dallas office of Jackson Walker and is and grow its national and international pres- has practiced in the area of energy law since a fellow of the American College of Trust and ence and better serve its clients. Backus has 1978, representing numerous Texas-based, Estate Counsel. He practices in the areas been named by Best Lawyers in America and national, and international energy companies of estate planning and administrations, and Chambers USA as one of the leading busi- and financial institutions. charitable organizations. ness lawyers in energy, oil and gas, mergers and acquisitions, and private equity. John W. Rain was named one of The Best Lawyers in America for 2009 in the fields of 1981 David Cohen is one of the Vinson & Elkins banking law and energy law. C. Wade Cooper has been partners moving to New York as part of the selected as a 2008 “Texas Super law firm’s plan to emphasize and grow its Mark Weston’s book Prophets and Lawyer” by Texas Monthly mag- national and international presence and Princes: Saudi Arabia from Muhammad to azine. Cooper is the managing better serve its clients. Cohen focuses his the Present was published by John Wiley partner of the Austin office of Jackson practice on private equity, mergers and & Sons in August 2008. His book features a Walker. He has handled substantial com- acquisitions, and joint ventures. Chambers foreword written by Wyche Fowler, Jr., former mercial litigation, arbitration and bankruptcy USA named him one of America’s leading U.S. Ambassador to the Kingdom of Saudi matters in Texas, and in federal and bank- energy business lawyers 2005-2007. Arabia. ruptcy courts in a number of other states.

Patrick Maher has been elected chair of 1984 1979 the State Bar of Texas Labor & Employment Walter A. Herring accepted a position The Honorable Randy Bullis was pro- Law Section for 2008-2009. Maher is a partner with Powell Goldstein’s Dallas office as a moted to chair of the business department with Shannon, Gracey, Ratliff & Miller LLP, partner in the firm’s litigation services group. at Career Point Institute. in its Fort Worth office specializing in labor Herring’s practice primarily focuses on busi- and employment law. Maher has been rec- ness litigation, particularly real estate and Debra L. Bruce has been given the ognized in Best Lawyers in America and as a commercial mortgage-backed securities “Standing Ovation Award” by the State “Texas Super Lawyer” by the publishers of litigation and related issues. In addition, Bar of Texas, in recognition of her contribu- Texas Monthly. he regularly represents health-care clients tions to the Bar’s continuing legal education in litigation involving general professional efforts. Paul C. Watler has been liability defense and peer-review matters. selected as a 2008 “Texas Super James B. Harris was named to the Who’s Lawyer” by Texas Monthly mag- Ken Klein is joining his wife Lisa Black, ’85, Who Legal: Texas 2008 list published by Law azine. Watler is a partner in as a professor at California Western School Business Research Limited in the field of Jackson Walker’s Dallas office and has been of Law, where he will teach Civil Procedure environmental law. a trial lawyer for over twenty-five years. He and Evidence. Klein was also presented the focuses his practice on complex commer- President’s Award for Pro Bono Legal Ser- David M. Robins was named one of The cial and media litigation and was recently vices by the State Bar of California for his Best Lawyers in America for 2009 in the field named by Te xa s L a wy e r magazine as the “go work on behalf of Californians impacted by of real estate law. to” lawyer for media litigation in the state the 2007 wildfires. of Texas. E. Michael Sheehan was named one of Steven R. Martens has The Best Lawyers in America for 2009 in the been selected as a 2008 “Texas field of commercial litigation. 1982 Super Lawyer” by Texas Monthly Joseph S. Pevsner was named one of magazine. Martens is a partner in The Best Lawyers in America for 2009 in the Jackson Walker’s Austin office and regularly 1980 field of product liability litigation. represents financial institutions involved in Jeff O. Bramlett has been elected as the commercial real estate, construction, and president of the State Bar of Georgia for the Jeanne Price became the director of the land development financing transactions. term 2008-2009. Law Library and an associate professor of Law at the University of Nevada Las Vegas.

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Alfred M. Meyerson was named one of David S. Curcio has joined Michael J. Byrd has been elected to the The Best Lawyers in America for 2009 in the the Houston office of Jackson board of directors of Odyssey House Texas, field of real estate law. Walker as a senior counsel. He Inc. Byrd is a partner in Thompson & Knight’s has over twenty years experience oil and gas practice group in Houston. He David T. Moran has been in commercial litigation and is currently the represents clients in all phases and sizes of selected as a 2008 “Texas Super secretary-treasurer of the Justinian Society acquisitions and divestitures of producing Lawyer” by Texas Monthly mag- of Houston Lawyers, Inc., a local non-profit properties and oil and gas companies. azine. Moran is a partner in the for lawyers interested in Italian-American Dallas office of Jackson Walker and has more culture. Greg Holloway, a partner in than twenty-two years of experience repre- Thompson & Knight’s corporate senting clients in commercial, business, and William S. Dahlstrom, a and securities practice group in tort litigation and has represented clients in partner at Jackson Walker in the Austin, has been elected as an business, tort, aviation, class action, defa- Dallas office, was named one of advisory board member of the National Asso- mation, insurance, intellectual property, and the “Best Lawyers in Dallas” ciation for Corporate Directors in Austin. other litigation matters. by D Magazine, and was selected as a 2008 Holloway focuses his practice on structuring “Texas Super Lawyer” by Texas Monthly and negotiating mergers and other securities magazine. Dahlstrom focuses his practice and asset-based transactions in the energy, 1985 on all areas of land use. He is on the board technology, food and restaurant, retail, and Craig A. Haynes was named one of of directors for the Connemara Conservation manufacturing industries. The Best Lawyers in America for 2009 in the Foundation. fields of commercial litigation and oil and Travis J. Sales, a litigation gas law. Timothy L. La Frey has been elected to partner in the Houston office membership in the Fellows of the Texas Bar of Baker Botts LLP, is the new Timothy C. Taylor has been Foundation. president of the Houston Bar selected as a 2008 “Texas Super Association. Sales has served on the HBA Lawyer” by Texas Monthly mag- William H. Hornberger, board of directors since 2002, holding the azine. Taylor is a partner with a partner at Jackson Walker in offices of president-elect, second vice presi- Jackson Walker in the Austin office, and the Dallas office, was selected dent, secretary, treasurer, and director. He focuses his practice primarily on real estate as one of the “Best Lawyers in served as chair of the Houston Volunteer and lending transactions, as well as repre- Dallas 2008” by D Magazine. Hornberger Lawyers Program and as president of the senting buyers and sellers in all types of real practices in the tax and international Houston Lawyer Referral Service, also is estate transactions. sections of Jackson Walker. He is also a a past chair of the HBA Campaign for the Certified Public Accountant. Homeless Committee, the Continuing Legal Jeffrey A. Zlotky, a partner in the Dal- Education Committee, the Interprofessional las office of Thompson & Knight LLP, was Stephen C. Rasch was named one of The Drug Education Alliance and the Spring Fam- named one of the “Best Lawyers in Dallas” Best Lawyers in America for 2009 in the field ily Event Committee, and he was co-chair of by D Magazine. of commercial litigation. the Administration of Justice Committee. He is also a member of the International Asso- Rob Snyder, of Stream Energy, has been ciation of Defense Counsel and the Defense 1986 named Entrepreneur of the Year for the Research Institute. Sales also served on the David M. Bennett was named one of Southwest Region in the Services category editorial board of the Texas Bar Journal and The Best Lawyers in America for 2009 in the and was recognized at an awards banquet on has been named a “Texas Super Lawyer” fields of bankruptcy and creditor-debtor June 28th, 2008 in Dallas. The Entrepreneur by Texas Monthly, and Law and Politics. His rights law. of the Year program was created by Ernst & practice concentrates on products liability, Young to recognize pioneers and innovators pharmaceutical defense, commercial law, Fred Burns has opened the who excel at growing and sustaining market- and insurance litigation. law office of Fred Burns, PC, in leading businesses. Dallas, Texas, for the practice of criminal defense. 1988 1987 John R. Cohn was named one of The Best Michael R. Berry was named one of The Lawyers in America for 2009 in the field of tax Best Lawyers in America for 2009 in the fields law. of personal injury litigation and product lia- bility litigation.

82 UTLAW K]bhYf&$$, Class Notes 1991 Clyde A. Pine Jr., a shareholder with Katy Bacal was recently appointed as a Marian Wu, an associate in the Mounce, Green, Myers, Safi, Paxson & Judge of the San Diego Superior Court by the business transactions sec- Galatzan law firm, received the 2007-2008 California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. tion of Jackson Walker LLPin Outstanding Lawyer Award at the Law Day Austin, was named one of Te xa s Awards Banquet held by the El Paso Bar Thomas S. Biemer, part- Monthly Rising Stars for 2008. Association and the El Paso Young Lawyers ner and executive committee Association. He has also been recognized member of Dilworth Paxson in in Texas Super Lawyers and Best Lawyers in Philadelphia, recently served 1996 America. as a moderator at the “Patent Law Sympo- David Bearden has become the vice sium For Financial Institutions.” Biemer has president and general counsel for Poet, Kathy L. Poppitt was named one of The also been selected by his peers as one of an ethanol producer. Bearden previously Best Lawyers in America for 2009 in the field the “Super Lawyers” in the 2008 Corporate worked for the United States Department of health care law. Counsel Edition. of Defense in Washington, D.C. where he served in the Bush Administration as prin- Jay K. Rutherford has been William T. Heller IV was named one of cipal deputy general counsel of the Navy. As selected as a 2008 “Texas Super The Best Lawyers in America for 2009 in the Poet’s Chief Legal Officer, Bearden oversees Lawyer” by Texas Monthly maga- field of corporate law. the Poet legal team of in-house and outside zine. Rutherford is a partner in counsel in the provision of legal services to the Fort Worth office of Jackson Walker and is Geoffrey Petrov has joined the firm of the company. board certified in labor and employment law Nossaman Guthner Knox & Elliott LLP as by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. an associate in their Austin office. Petrov Anthony J. Campiti, a labor and employ- His practice consists primarily of repre- has spent the majority of his career in pub- ment law attorney with Thompson & Knight, senting management in labor, employment lic service and has nearly twenty years of co-wrote the article “Government Reforms discrimination, wrongful termination, sexual experience in environmental law and infra- Seek to Discourage Unauthorized Employ- harassment, and civil rights litigation. structure development. ment” that was published in the April 1, 2008, issue of Dallas Bar Association Head- 1989 1992 notes. Shane Read’s book Winning at Trial, Jennifer A. Powell joined the firm of Angela Hights is now the chief attorney published by The National Institute for Trial Schwartz & Eichelbaum Wardell Mehl and for the United States Department of Edu- Advocacy, received the Award for Profes- Hansen as of counsel at their Austin Office. cation, Office for Civil Rights, Southern sional Excellence given by The International Powell plans to continue to counsel and Division, Dallas office. Association for Continuing Legal Education. defend school districts, other governmental The book covers every aspect of trying a entities, and private businesses in matters Gayle Rosenstein Klein case with a great amount of detail for each involving labor and employment, constitu- is joining McKool Smith, PC, specific topic, and it includes two DVDs of tional, and civil rights issues. as part of its expansion to New actual trial footage, as well as footage of a York offices. Klein represents focus group deliberating a civil trial. Read clients with cutting-edge legal issues such has been with the U.S. Attorney’s Office in 1993 as class actions, trade secrets in high-tech Dallas since 1998, as well as serving as an Christine Hurt and husband Paul Stancil and commercial business settings, and false adjunct professor at Southern Methodist welcomed William Lincoln Stancil on Sep- advertising relating to consumer products. University Dedman School of Law. tember 20, 2007. Will joins big sister Carter She has also represented major healthcare and big brother Luke. In Spring 2008, Ms. providers and other large businesses in Hurt was awarded indefinite tenure and pro- breach of contract proceedings, and ERISA 1990 moted to Professor of Law at the University and breach of fiduciary duty litigation. Hunter E. Webb has been named a of Illinois College of Law, where she teaches member of the firm Hoffman Warnick LLC in corporate law and torts. Marcus Lopez, a partner in Albany, New York. Webb’s practice primarily the business transactions sec- focuses on patent prosecution and protec- tion of Jackson Walker LLP in tion and intellectual property counseling to 1994 San Antonio, was named a Te xa s small and midsize companies. His particular Stewart Hoffer has merged his commer- Monthly Rising Star for 2008. emphasis is with complex electrical, com- cial litigation and labor and employment law puter, and software inventions. practice with the Houston office of Munsch Hardt Kopf & Harr PC.

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1997 eowner’s association formation, permitting, Thomas C. Wright recently became a Alexander B. Berger has become the zoning, subdivision, and site plan develop- partner at Gardere Wynne Sewell LLP in the assistant general counsel at the Octagon. ment. Gardner is also involved with the Firm’s firm’s intellectual property section. wind development activities. Stephen Coats has joined Riverstone Holdings LLC as general counsel. Brad Knippa, a partner in the 2001 business transactions (corporate Christine Cushman has joined Schnader John B. Connally is one of the Vinson & and securities), real estate, and Harrison Segal & Lewis LLP in its Philadel- Elkins partners moving to New York as part tax sections of Jackson Walker LLP in Aus- phia office. She will practice as a member of the law firm’s plan to emphasize and grow tin, was named one of Texas Monthly’s Rising of the firm’s tax and wealth management its national and international presence and Stars for 2008. department, tax and business planning better serve its clients. Connally was named group, and the trusts and estates practice by Best Lawyers in America for his work in Stephanie Perin Slobin has taken a group. energy law and mergers and transactions counsel position in the Exxon Mobil Corpo- in 2008. ration labor & employment law department. Jay D. Ellwanger was recently involved in achieving the largest settlement in the his- Sandra J. Creta was selected to receive Scott Wheatley, a partner in tory of the Dallas office of the U.S. Equal the Guardianship Attorney of the Year Award the litigation section of Jackson Employment Opportunity Commission. Ell- from the Volunteer Lawyers Program recog- Walker LLP in Dallas, was named wanger, along with others, recovered $1.885 nizing her pro bono service. a Texas Monthly Rising Star for 2008. million on behalf of a group of fuel service employees at DFW Airport who were the Jay Ray has joined the Dallas office of targets of pervasive racial harassment. Glast, Phillips & Murray, PC. 2000 Additionally, the defendant company will be Erin Dickinson has been elected partner required to pay for racial sensitivity training at the law firm of Michael Best & Friedrich for all of its 3,000+ employees nationally for 1998 LLP. As a member of the firm’s litigation the next three years. The settlement garnered Paul Gaytan has formed the firm Pena practice group, she has handled cases on global media coverage, including feature & Gaytan in Edinburg, which specializes in matters such as healthcare litigation and articles in the New York Times, the Los Ange- medical malpractice and personal injury. medical malpractice defense, products lia- les Times, and the Dallas Morning News. bility, pharmaceutical and medical device Andrea Hyatt, a labor and litigation, general commercial, intellectual Jeff Kitner, an associate in employment law attorney with property, and toxic tort litigation. the litigation section of Jack- Thompson & Knight, co-wrote son Walker LLP in Dallas, was the article “Government Reforms Seek to Karen Monsen, a partner in named a Texas Monthly Rising Discourage Unauthorized Employment” that the litigation section of Jackson Star for 2008. was published in the April 1, 2008 issue of Walker LLP in San Antonio, was Dallas Bar Association Headnotes. named a Texas Monthly Rising Aryn S. Self, an associate in the real Star for 2008. estate section of the Dallas office of Munsch Mark A. Murphy has joined Merchant Hardt Kopf & Harr, PC, and Scott W. Self, & Gould’s Atlanta office, where he is doing Tyler Rudd has joined Paul Hastings ’01, an associate in the litigation section primarily pharmaceutical patent law, includ- Janofsky & Walker in London as an associ- of the Dallas office of Fee Smith Sharp & ing opinions, patent prosecution, and some ate in global projects department. Rudd’s Vitullo, LLP, proudly announce the birth of litigation. practice focuses on energy projects and their son, Joshua Todd “JT” Self, on Janu- infrastructure projects, mainly PPP-based ary 12, 2008. projects, and he continues to practice asset 1999 finance with a focus on aircraft and ship Victoria L. Wicken has recently joined Alison Gardner has joined finance. the Austin firm of McKool Smith, PC, as an Stahl, Bernal & Davies, LLP, in associate. Wicken has experience handling Austin as an associate. Gard- Marcello Tamez, a partner in complex commercial litigation for a variety ner practices in the firm’s commercial real the business transactions sec- of companies, including work in the phar- estate transaction, land development, and tion of Jackson Walker LLP in maceutical and banking industries. She entitlement areas. Her experience includes San Antonio, was named a Te xa s previously worked as a judge advocate for acquisition and sales transactions, lending Monthly Rising Star for 2008. the United States Army, where she handled transactions, leasing, condominium and hom-

84 UTLAW K]bhYf&$$, Class Notes 2005 cases under the Uniform Code of Military Ramzi R. Khazen has recently joined Jennifer L. Herbert has Justice, advised officials on legal matters the Austin firm of McKool Smith, PC, as an joined the law firm of Boyar & and issued legal opinions on a diverse range associate. Khazen’s practice focuses on Miller as an associate in the of legal topics. intellectual property litigation and counsel- firm’s litigation group. ing, particularly in patent matters involving electrical, computer, and medical device Luke Nelson has joined the firm of 2002 technologies. He has represented major McGlinchey Stafford as an associate in the Luke Ellis, an associate in clients in patent cases in the International firm’s Baton Rouge office, where he prac- the litigation section of Jack- Trade Commission as well as various United tices in the commercial litigation section. son Walker LLP in Austin, was States District Courts and is licensed to named a Texas Monthly Rising practice before the United States Patent Star for 2008. and Trademark Office. 2006 Meghan Barron has been recognized Brian Harris, an associate Seth H. Kretzer has been elected a Fel- by BisNow as one of the top thirty lawyers in the business transactions low of the Texas Bar Association. under thirty in Washington, D.C. section of Jackson Walker LLP in Houston, was named a Te xa s Jay L. Krystinik has accepted a position Audra Gonzalez Welter has Monthly Rising Star for 2008. with Powell Goldstein’s Dallas office as an joined the Jackson Walker LLP associate in the firm’s litigation services law firm in Houston as an associ- Rick Kear became a partner at Morris, group. Krystinik’s litigation practice focuses ate in the litigation section. Laing, Evans, Brock & Kennedy, Chtd. in on general litigation matters, including real Andover, Kansas. estate, environmental, and employment liti- gation as well as bankruptcy matters. 2007 Desiree Killen, an associate William P. Lepak recently joined Thomp- in the litigation and appellate Adam J. Peters trans- son & Knight’s tax practice group in the sections of Jackson Walker LLP ferred from the San Francisco, Dallas office as an associate. Lepak focuses in Houston, was named a Te xa s California, office of Littler Men- his practice on taxation matters. Monthly Rising Star for 2008. delson, PC, to the offices in Dallas, Texas. Peters specializes in the firm’s Kerry O’Brien recently formed exclusive practice areas of employer-side 2008 O’Brien Law, PC, in Austin, a employment and traditional labor law. Chris Murphy is joining Winstead PC firm which specializes in work- as an associate attorney in the firm’s corpo- ers’ compensation, employment, Ashley T. K. Phillips has joined the Aus- rate, securities/mergers, and acquisitions and labor law. tin office of Thompson & Knight LLP in its practice group. environmental practice group. Toni L. Ross has joined the firm of Locke Lord Bissell & Liddell LLP in Atlanta as an associate.

2003 Amanda Bush, an associate in the litigation section of Jack- son Walker LLP in Fort Worth, was named a Texas Monthly Ris- ing Star for 2008.

Andrew Graham, an associ- ate in the litigation and appellate sections of Jackson Walker LLP in Dallas, was named a Te xa s Monthly Rising Star for 2008.

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Beatrice Blackman Hightower, ’40, the Federal Reserve System as special Robert S. Crawford Jr. ’49, died on died on April 19, 2008, at the age of ninety- counsel for one year in 1955. Rudy chaired February 15, 2008, at the age of eighty-seven. one. or served on ten or more Federal Reserve Crawford practiced law in the state of Texas Committees seeking solutions for banks con- for fifty-three years. He served as District Baine P. Kerr, ’42, died on May 20, 2008, ducting business for the Reserve Banks. Attorney of the 38th Judicial District of Texas at the age of eighty-eight. that included Uvalde, Medina, Real, and Joseph C. Johnson, ’48, died on May 13, Zavala counties from 1957–1971. Crawford The Honorable Herbert Lingo 2008, at the age of eighty-seven. Johnson left then returned to private practice in Uvalde Platter Jr. ’42, died on July 2, 2008, at private practice in 1962 and joined Conoco, with the law firm of Crawford, Crawford, & the age of eighty-eight. He suspended his where he worked for twenty-three years. Hughes. He served as legal counsel for the education in order to serve in the Pacific the- Medina Electric Cooperative for over thirty ater during World War II. After graduation, Edwin Pierce Lea, ’48, died on March years. Crawford was an active member of the he joined Schlumberger’s legal department 30, 2008, at the age of eighty-five. Lea prac- Uvalde Bar Association, Border Bar Asso- where he remained for twenty years, rising to ticed law in Houston for fifty years, with an ciation, and the Texas State Bar Association become the company’s corporate secretary. emphasis on wills and probate law. throughout his legal career. Platter then left Schlumberger to enter pri- vate law practice with the firm of Pritchard, Lawrence E. Scott, ’48, died on May 3, Jimmy Phillip Horany, ’49, died on Platter and Allen until his selection as one 2008, at the age of eighty-seven. After serv- July 16, 2008. of the nation’s first United States Magistrate ing his country, Scott was admitted to the bar Judges. He served in that capacity in the in 1948 and later licensed to practice before James P. Lee, ’50, died on May 13, 2008, Southern District of Texas for twenty years. the Supreme Court. He was a life member of at the age of eighty-two. Lee practiced law the Texas Exes Association and a member with Baker & Botts LLP for his entire career George Fullen Rudy, ’47, died on April of the Texas and American Bar Associa- beginning in 1950 and was named a partner 25, 2008, at the age of eighty-eight. After grad- tions, the Austin Club, and the Pepperdine in 1963. Originally in the oil and gas section uating from the Law School and passing the Associates. of the firm, he later specialized in real estate Texas State Bar Exam, Rudy returned to Tyler, law. Lee always took particular interest in where he was employed as assistant pros- Charles P. Storey, ’48, died on July 14, advancing the careers of young interns and ecuting attorney with Smith County. In 1951 2008. associate lawyers with the firm. he was hired by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas as assistant legal counsel, and Neil Eugene Clinkenbeard, ’49, died was appointed to the Board of Governors of on June 30, 2008.

86 UTLAW K]bhYf&$$, In Memoriam

Marvin Sherk Sloman, ’50, died on until his retirement, he focused his talents years as Chapter 7 Bankruptcy trustee for July 20, 2008, at the age of eighty-three. An on dispute resolution. Judge Cunningham the Western District Bankruptcy Court. He original founding partner of his law firm, was president of the Tarrant County Young was a member of the Virginia State Bar. Carrington, Coleman, Sloman & Blumen- Lawyers’ Association and the Tarrant County thal, LLP, he represented clients both big Bar Association and chairman of the board James F. Gruben, ’57, died on July 9, and small in business transactions as well of Texas Young Lawyers’ Association. He was 2008. as numerous courtroom battles. During his a Life Fellow of the Texas Bar Foundation and fifty-eight year career he argued many cases, an advocate with the American Board of Trial David Lee Hooper, ’57, died on March but was particularly proud of his two appear- Advocates. Judge Cunningham also served 3, 2007. ances before the United States Supreme on the Supreme Court of Texas Advisory Court, both of which he won. He served as Committee on Rules. He was elected to the James E. White, ’57, died on March 31, the first president of the Fifth Circuit Bar Fort Worth City Council in 1973, serving two 2008, at the age of seventy-five. White was Association, and was also chairman of the terms until 1977. admitted to the Texas State Bar in 1957 and corporation, banking, and business law sec- achieved the second highest score on the tion, and, later, the appellate practice and James C. House, ’51, died on June 23, bar exam that year. After working for a brief advocacy section of the State Bar of Texas. 2008, at the age of eighty-one. After serving time as an assistant district attorney for Dal- He was also a long-time member of the his country, House practiced law in Carrizo las County, he spent forty years as a lawyer American Law Institute. Springs for a few years, and then worked for for the U.S. Department of Labor, Office of the Social Security Administration in San the Solicitor. From 1978 until his retirement Stayton M. Bonner, ’51, died on May 29, Antonio, Lufkin, and El Paso. He then worked in 1998, White was the regional solicitor for 2008, at the age of eighty. for the Veteran’s Administration Regional Federal Region 6—Texas, Oklahoma, New Office in Lubbock and Waco before retir- Mexico, Louisiana, and Arkansas. During Sam H. Burris, ’51, died on June 3, 2008, ing in 1983 after thirty years of government those twenty years, he was the principal at the age of eighty-three. Over the course service. lawyer for the Department of Labor in this of his law career Burris served as county region. attorney for Jim Wells County, assistant Mert H. Starnes, ’51, died on July 9, attorney general for the State of Texas, and 2008. Odell L. McBrayer, ’58, died on March district attorney for the 79th Judicial District 18, 2008, at the age of seventy-seven. of Texas. His work in these offices encom- Robert L. Woodward, ’52, died on June passed some of the state’s most remarkable 16, 2008, at the age of eighty-three. Woodward Theodore P. Busch, ’59, died on June cases. Burris was an able attorney and specialized in oil and gas law and worked 25, 2008, at the age of seventy-five. a vital member of the South Texas legal in this area of practice until the late 1960s, community. when he accepted a position at a law firm Noel James Kuester, ’60, died on June in Fairbanks. 6, 2008, at the age of seventy-four. Kuester Eldon L. Catt, ’51, died on June 30, 2008, practiced law in Houston for many years. at the age of eighty-four. John R. Foster, ’55, died on May 9, 2008, at the age of seventy-seven. After serving his Philip A. Nelson Jr. ’61, died on April The Honorable Joe B. Cunningham, country, Foster entered private law practice 25, 2008, at the age of seventy-four. Nelson ’51, died on January 30, 2008, at the age of in 1958 in Del Rio and had a long and reward- worked as an assistant attorney general, seventy-nine. After graduation from the ing career with Lowery, Foster, and Hodge. and then went into private law practice in Law School, Judge Cunningham joined the In addition to his private practice, he served Austin. He retired after many years of ser- Air Force and, as a lieutenant in the Judge as the City Attorney, County Attorney, and vice as the first assistant district attorney Advocate General’s division (JAG), was a Life Fellow of the Texas Bar Foundation, for Travis County. sent to Korea for a year and discharged where he received the Judge Sam William- as a captain. In 1953, he returned home to son Award for services rendered to state and Terrence G. Kendall, ’62, died on July accept a position as a briefing attorney for local bar associations. Foster served as past 12, 2008. three judges on the Texas Supreme Court president of the Val Verde County Bar Asso- in Austin. In 1954, Cunningham joined the ciation, past president of the Border District S. Ancial Middlebrook, ’62, died on law firm that later became Hudson, Keltner, Bar Association, and a board member of the May 23, 2008, at the age of sixty-nine. Mid- Smith and Cunningham in Fort Worth, where State Bar of Texas from 1989 to 1992. dlebrook was admitted to the Texas Bar in he practiced civil trial law for thirty years. In 1962 and was a practicing attorney in San 1983, he was appointed to the newly-created H. G. Bennett Jr. ’57, died on March Angelo and the surrounding area. He was 342nd District Court and served there until 14, 2008, at the age of seventy-nine. Ben- also a founding member of the Concho Valley 1992. Judge Cunningham helped streamline nett retired as senior trust officer from the Criminal Defense Lawyers Association. the jury system at the courthouse. From 1993 Bank of Virginia and then served for fifteen

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Louis Francis Mathis, ’64, died on Phoebe L. Corry, ’70, died on June 14, Patrecia Imajean Gray, ’80, died January 22, 2008, at the age of seventy-two. 2008, at the age of sixty-three. Corry was an on July 22, 2008, at the age of seventy-one. assistant district attorney in Travis County, After graduation, she joined the firm of Richard Handorf, ’66, died on March and later practiced criminal and family law Louis Dayne Miller, PC, in Graham Texas, 27, 2008, at the age of seventy-six. Handorf in Houston. In 1986, she began her own firm where she was the first female attorney in served as Anderson County attorney from in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, specializing the history of Young County. After forming 1967–1973, and then as district attorney from in elder law, managing the affairs of thou- her solo practice in Graham, she became 1973–1990. He then became an assistant dis- sands of elderly, infirm, or disadvantaged county attorney, again the first female trict attorney in Henderson County until his individuals. to hold this position. From 1992–1994 she retirement in 1995. again operated a solo practice, after which Michael Eugene Gammon, ’70, died she was hired by the Texas Department of Paul E. Stallings, ’66, died on June 19, on April 21, 2008, at the age of sixty-three. Public Safety to assist in the development 2008, at the age of sixty-nine. In 1966, after and implementation of the Administrative graduating from the Law School, Stallings David Anthony Wills, ’71, died on July License Revocation Program. After the pro- joined the Houston firm of Vinson, Elkins, 20, 2008. gram went into effect in January 1995, she Searls, Connally & Smith. He was later to was assigned to the Midland regional office become a partner at Vinson & Elkins in 1972, Christopher A. Colvert, ’73, died on of DPS where she supervised five attorneys and served in the firm for the next forty years. June 21, 2008, at the age of sixty. Colvert was in the west seventy counties of the state. She During this time Stallings became an accom- a prominent Houston attorney. He began retired in 2003 in order to spend more time plished trial lawyer. He was named to lead his career in law with the Houston firm of with her children. the Vinson & Elkins tort litigation section Liddell, Sapp, Zivley & Brown (now Locke early in his career. Stallings was honored Lord Bissell & Liddell). After discovering his David S. Yastishock, ’83, died on May by membership in the American College entrepreneurial spirit, Colvert founded his 5, 2008, at the age of fifty-five. Yastishock of Trial Lawyers and the American Board own firm. While practicing law, he instructed served in the United States Air Force as an of Trial Advocates. He served as Vinson & many interns and students in the University intelligence officer and attorney until his Elkins’ legal advisor, the role of a “lawyer’s of Houston law school paralegal certification retirement in the grade of lieutenant colonel. lawyer,” and served on the firm’s Manage- program. Colvert was also invited to make He was working as a member of the Federal ment Committee for two decades, helping presentations at various community law Bureau of Investigations at the time of his to guide the firm’s growth and stature. In school days throughout Greater Houston. death. 1996, Stallings received the Anti-Defamation League’s Jurisprudence Award, recognizing Roy J. Henderson, ’73, died on March Keith P. Jones, ’85, died on June 28, his dedication to professional ethics and his 15, 2008, at the age of sixty-three. 2008. community. Gray B. Jolink. ’74, died on June 23, James Michael O’Donnell, ’91, died Jack H. Sucke, Jr., ’66, died on July 23, 2008, at the age of sixty-one. Jolink spent on March 23, 2008, at the age of forty-two. 2008. the last thirty years practicing bankruptcy Prior to entering private practice, O’Donnell law in Austin. His passion for the law lay was an associate city attorney for the City of The Honorable David T. Stitt, ’69, died in his desire to help others, and Jolink saw Houston and an assistant district attorney on May 10, 2008, at the age of sixty-five. After his bankruptcy practice as a means to help for Harris County. graduating from the Law School, Judge Stitt those who struggled financially to get back moved to Washington, where he worked first on their feet. Virginia “Ginna” J. Bekassy, ’92, in the corporation counsel’s office, then as an died on July 4, 2008, at the age of sixty- assistant U.S. attorney. He became an assis- Douglas S. Sandage, ’76, died on June seven. After graduation, she attended and tant county attorney in Fairfax, Virginia, in 13, 2008, at the age of fifty-six. After gradu- graduated as a salutatorian from the Culi- 1975, was appointed county attorney in 1980 ation, Sandage worked in Washington, D.C. nary School in Austin, becoming a chef for and left that job for private practice in 1991. for Senator Paula Hawkins. He then returned private parties. Judge Stitt, a well-known figure in legal cir- to Houston and founded a law firm with cles, served as president of the Fairfax Bar friends Audley Heath and Jim Elskes. Later, Robert Barnstone, ’93, died on June Association for a year in the 1980s and as a Sandage became one of the first mediators 22, 2008, at the age of sixty-one. Barnstone Circuit Court judge for almost thirteen years. of Houston. served on the Austin City Council from He was a regular at state and local bar asso- 1988–1991. He spent his career improving ciation functions, and also spoke regularly to Austin living and seeking out projects that law school classes about the need for civility would bring people back to the inner core and professionalism in the courtroom. of Austin and help stop the sprawl on the city’s fringes.

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