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Immigration Clinic works for families detained in Taylor, Texas

The T. Don Hutto Family Residential Facility in Taylor, Texas currently detains more than one hundred immigrant families at the behest of the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency. The facility, a former medium security prison, is the subject of considerable controversy regarding the way detainees are treated. For the past year, UT Law’s Immigration Clinic has worked to improve the conditions at Hutto. In this photograph, (left to right) Farheen Jan,’08, Elise Harriger,’08, Immigration Clinic Director and Clinical Professor Barbara Hines, Matt Pizzo,’08, Clinic Administrator Eduardo A Maraboto, and Kate Lincoln-Goldfi nch, ’08, stand outside the Hutto facility. Full story on page 16.

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In the Class of 2010—students who Learning the Law in and Advocacy: entered the Law School in fall 2007— thirty-eight percent are Texas residents 17th-Century Germany Immigration Clinic works who left the state for their undergradu- ate educations and then returned for One of the remarkable books in the for detained families law school. Meet four of them. Tarlton Law Library is the Memoriale institutionum juris [Memory Book of the UT Law’s Immigration Clinic spent the Institutes of Law], the fi rst volume in last year working to change life for resi- 6 Defending Habeas: a series of three books by Johannes dents at a controversial family detention Buno. The Memoriale uses complex facility in Taylor, Texas. The National Security and pictorial mnemonics to help students memorize the content of the entire Human Rights Clinic medieval corpus of the Roman law. 20 Other Georges Professor Emily Kadens explains. The Law School’s newest—and largest— Commissioned for the recently con- legal clinic, the National Security and structed George’s Café at the Law Human Rights Clinic, is one of a handful School, Margot Herster spent some time of law school clinics that directly rep- traveling through Texas photograph- resent detainees at Guantánamo Bay, ing other establishments that share the Cuba. On December 5, 2007, arguments name “George.” This photo essay reveals they created will be presented before the a fascinating bit of Texana. United States Supreme Court as part of the the Al Odah litigation.

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by Tom Henninger, ’92 Marsha MillerMarsha

ONE OF THE GREAT options for their legal educations, but strengths of UT Law is its they chose UT. In conversation with these diverse and accomplished students, we discovered why they came student body. Women home to Texas. Oand men from across the country and Michael Addison is from San Antonio, around the world come to Texas to where he graduated from St. Mary’s Hall. study. Over 250 undergraduate institu- After graduation, Addison left Texas for tions, forty-fi ve states plus the District of Yale University. “Two Yale professors had Columbia, and seventeen foreign coun- co-authored the textbook for my high tries are represented among the students. school European History class, and I In the Class of 2010—students who thought both the class and the textbook entered the Law School in fall 2007— were great. I was interested in ultimately thirty-eight percent are Texas residents taking the professors’ classes and became who left the state for their undergradu- curious about Yale’s History department,” ate educations and then returned for law Addison said. After earning his degree in school. As the saying goes, Texas has a History, Addison returned to Texas for way of reclaiming her own. All had other law school. When asked why he chose

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Michael Addison, Daniel Aguilar, Priscilla Noriega, and Cole Evans UT, he said “It’s a fi rst-rate legal educa- Priscilla Noriega grew up in Browns- familiar, Evans attended the University tion, and it’s nice to come home.” ville and graduated from Gladys Porter of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where Daniel Aguilar spent his early years in High School. She majored in English he majored in Business Administration. El Paso, then his family moved to Plano Language and Literature at Yale Uni- “Leaving Texas to go to UNC was one where he graduated from Plano Senior versity. Noriega thoroughly enjoyed her of the best decisions I ever made,” said High School. He earned his under- undergraduate experience in the North- Evans. “I was blessed with great friends graduate degree in Economics from the east, but service in Teach for America and experiences, and I gained much University of Chicago. “Chicago is a great brought her—happily—back to Texas. “I from my classes and professors.” Evans city: the lake, the people, the sports, the knew I wanted to stay in Texas after teach- feels the same way about returning to food, the arts…I could go on,” said Agui- ing to be near my family,” said Noriega. Texas and to UT for law school. “While lar. “And the students and professors at “Based on that and the fact that UT the school’s elite faculty and top-tier the school were outstanding.” When Law is simply a great school with many reputation were reasons enough, I asked what brought him back to Texas, opportunities to learn the law through its wanted to study the law in my home he said “Cost was a factor. Texas is a good clinics, I knew I had to come here.” state,” he said. value compared to any other school of Cole Evans grew up in Dallas and It is indeed nice to come home, and the same caliber. And I knew I would get attended Highland Park High School. UT Law School is a beacon for many a great legal education here.” Desiring an experience outside of the young Texans.

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UT Law’s new National Security and Human challenging the legality of the Detainee Treatment Act and the Rights Clinic is one of a handful of law school Military Commissions Act; directly representing some of the more than 300 “enemy combatants” detained at the U.S. mili- clinics that directly represent detainees at Guan- tary base at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba; and assembling briefs and tánamo Bay, Cuba. On December 5, 2007, other documents in cases related to the war on terrorism.

arguments they created will be presented before AL ODAH ET AL. the United States Supreme Court in the Al Odah On December 5, 2007, the United States Supreme Court will litigation, which will determine if detainees hear oral arguments in the consolidated cases of Al Odah et al. At the heart of the litigation are two questions: are Guan- at Guantánamo have the right to present their tánamo detainees entitled to due process under United Geneva Conventions claims in federal court. States law and the Geneva Conventions, and does the Military Commissions Act validly strip courts of jurisdiction over detainees’ habeas corpus petitions? IF THE NEW NATIONAL Security and The Military Commissions Act was authorized last year by Human Rights Clinic at UT Law adopted a slo- Congress in response to the Supreme Court’s ruling last year in gan, it might borrow the closing phrase from Hamdan v. Rumsfeld, which declared that military commissions the Pledge of Allegiance—“With liberty and established to try Guantánamo detainees violated the Geneva justice for all.” Conventions. In this act, Congress not only authorized the TheI Law School launched its newest clinic at the beginning President to conduct trials by military commission, but also of this school year. Through practical and classroom experi- stripped federal courts of jurisdiction to entertain petitions for ence, professors and students work through the intricate, highly habeas corpus from detainees held at Guantánamo. charged legal issues surrounding the war on terrorism. The UT Law students, working under the supervision of Derek twenty students enrolled in the National Security and Human Jinks, the Marrs McLean Professor in Law, drafted the judicial Rights Clinic this fall are teaming up with professors on an array enforceability of the Geneva Conventions (international law) of cases and projects that include preparing appellate briefs argument that will be included in the Al Odah litigation.*

* Mayer Brown LLP has created an online resource center that contains the briefs submitted at the merits stage for the combined cases Khaled A.F. Al Odah et al., v. United States of America. To read more about this litigation, please visit http://www.mayerbrown.com/probono/projects/article.asp?id=3706&nid=3156.

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UTLaw6-9_FINAL.indd 6 11/14/07 8:52:41 PM At the heart of the litigation are two questions: are Guantánamo detainees entitled to due process under United States law and the Geneva Conventions, and does the Military Commissions Act validly strip courts of jurisdiction over detainees’ habeas corpus petitions?

“In all these cases, the government is ects tied to international law and human Rapoport Center, and we decided to pur- arguing that the Geneva Conventions rights,” Jinks said. “Students were will- sue the idea of a clinic of some kind in aren’t enforceable in U.S. courts,” Jinks ing to work on the case without earning the human rights area. It was at fi rst just said. “Congress arguably endorsed this course credit, and their efforts led to the a vague notion but, after Derek Jinks got view in the Detainee Treatment Act of creation of a directed-study and research involved, we hit on the idea of taking on 2005 and the Military Commissions Act assistant program centered on a cluster detainee clients referred by the Center of 2006. But the problem with this legis- of detainee-related legal issues.” for Constitutional Rights in New York.” lation is that Congress isn’t changing the Before returning to Austin, where “We realized that we could represent relevant law, but is rather instructing the he earned his bachelor’s degree from these detainees,” Ratliff said. “It’s a very courts to ignore the law under certain the University of Texas in 1991, Jinks diffi cult process, one with its own set of circumstances.” served on the law faculties at Harvard internal rules, which are quite different Advocates on both sides hope that this University, Arizona State University, the from regular litigation. The secrecy rules litigation will establish what the laws say University of Chicago, Saint Louis Uni- are particularly challenging. But the about the enforcement of treaties and versity, and the University of Richmond. students are incredibly motivated—they habeas corpus rights. Additionally, he was an attorney in the have remarkable energy.” Ratliff and “The challenge we faced was building prosecutor’s offi ce of the International Jinks were co-teachers of a practicum an argument that the Geneva Conven- Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugo- entitled “The Rule of Law in Wartime” tions are enforceable, even with the slavia, a senior legal adviser and U.N. in the fall of 2006. Ratliff’s primary new statutes,” Jinks continued. “We did, representative for the South Asia Human role was to act as lead counsel, advise and that argument will be heard before Rights Documentation Centre in India, students, and oversee the preparation the Supreme Court. In the process, we and a delegate for the International of briefs and court fi lings. discovered that not only did UT Law Service for Human Rights at a confer- At the same time, Scott Sullivan have the resources to build a legal clinic ence aimed at establishing a permanent arrived at the Law School as part of the around these issues, but that there was International Criminal Court. Since Emerging Scholars Program. From his also overwhelming student interest in 2006, he has been a member of the U.S. scholarly work on treaty interpretation at working on these types of projects.” Secretary of State’s Advisory Committee on the University of Chicago and the Euro- International Law. pean University Institute, to his extensive COLLABORATIONS Another force behind establishment practical experience representing Guan- AND COINCIDENCES of the clinic is Professor Emeritus Jack tánamo detainees while he was at the Jinks, an expert on international law, Ratliff, ’62. “A few years after I retired I New York fi rm Allen & Overy (he made joined the Law School in 2005. Early on, started looking around for a way to put more than a dozen trips to the base to he and a handful of students co-wrote my litigation and teaching experience meet with clients), Sullivan was uniquely an amicus brief he submitted in a Guan- to work in some useful way,” Ratliff positioned to contribute to the nascent tánamo detainee case. “That sparked said. “I had several conversations initiative. students’ interest for even more proj- with Karen Engle of the Law School’s Once Jinks and Sullivan realized they Photos: Marsha Miller Marsha Photos:

left to right: 1) Meghan McCaffrey, ’08, and Shane Sanders, ’08, discuss the representation of their clients, 2) Todd Bellaire, ’09, meets with team members, and 3) Simone Salloum, ’09, and Kevin Little, ’09, review the military tribunals.

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UTLaw6-9_FINAL.indd 7 11/14/07 8:52:42 PM left to right: 1) Anh-Thu Nguyen, ’08, Ariel Juarez, ’09, and David Currie, ’08, discuss the application of international law to detainees held at Guantánamo Bay, 2) Lindsey Stelcen, ’09, Tory Lauterbach, ’09, and Annelies Lottmann, ’08, meet to discuss renditions.

both were working on detainee-related law, the professors opportunity,” Jinks said. “But when we have our heads screwed decided to co-teach a Rule of Law in Wartime course in the on straight about it, when we look at it in the right way, I under- spring of 2007. Sullivan brought his Guantánamo clients from stand that it’s a tremendous opportunity. It’s the blessing and Allen & Overy—cases which would contribute signifi cantly curse of having a good reputation, the blessing and the curse to the emerging Al Odah litigation. This semester, Jinks and of being relevant.” Sullivan are co-teaching again, this time a course on national Huskey said students in the clinic are honing skills such as security law. collaboration, interviewing, working with experts and the What was then known as the “Rule of Law in Wartime Proj- media, drafting, and oral and written advocacy, while also learn- ect” became the National Security and Human Rights Clinic. ing about the foundations of international, constitutional, and The Law School recruited Kristine Huskey, ’97, to lead the human rights law. Clinic. Huskey most recently was practitioner-in-residence “We’re talking about an area of law that’s growing rapidly and in the International Human Rights Law Clinic at American developing in a very substantial way,” said Sullivan. “The clinic University’s Washington College of Law in Washington DC. She gives students the opportunity to get down into the nitty-gritty began representing detainees in 2002 while at the Washington of the law, and try to untangle these complicated, substantive DC fi rm of Shearman & Sterling. One of the cases she worked questions in court.” on was Rasul v. Bush, which went before the U.S. Supreme Court “This isn’t just theoretical. There are men who are waiting for and won the right of the detainees to challenge their detentions us to fi gure out what to do,” said Elizabeth Hardy, a 2007 Law in federal court. (While Sullivan was at Allen & Overy, he co- School graduate who worked on Guantánamo cases as a student wrote an amicus brief for Rasul.) Today, Huskey is considered and now is an instructor in the clinic. She underscored the one of the country’s foremost authorities on detainee-related importance of the students’ work: “It’s important for Americans, law. In fact, one of the cases Huskey handled at Shearman and students especially, to realize that when we have these & Sterling is now part of the Clinic’s portfolio. She has vis- challenges to our civil liberties, it’s our duty to make sure we ited Guantánamo about a dozen times in her quest to defend protect them.” detainees—and the rule of law. (For more detail on Huskey’s work before she joined the Law School, please see page 30.) STUDENT ADVOCATES “This is not about whether the detainees are terrorists. We Clinic students are divided into fi ve teams. Two of these teams have no idea whether they’re terrorists. Maybe they are, maybe represent detainees. “They draft motions, work them into fi nal they’re not. This representation is about ensuring that they form, and fi le them,” Huskey said. “We recently fi led several receive some fair process to determine whether they should motions with the DC Circuit Court of Appeals—students are continue to be detained or be released,” Huskey said. involved in litigation at the highest levels.” She supervises students who are representing Guantánamo One such student is Shane Sanders, a third-year law student. He detainees and are working on other cases and projects con- asked to work on the Guantánamo cases that Jinks and Sullivan nected to national security and human rights. It is the biggest were juggling last year. “This is one of the most important issues legal clinic at UT Law. going on in the legal world today. I absolutely love the fact that With Huskey aboard, the Law School’s prominence in I’m able to work on it now while I’m in law school,” Sanders said. national security and human rights initiatives has been greatly Students have had the chance to, among other things, research elevated. “We’ve established a reputation for ourselves as one the ability of courts to enforce self-executing treaties and dig up of the go-to programs on international law-related issues in the information for legislation addressing the release and repatria- war on terror. At times, that feels more like a burden than an tion of detainees. “In this emerging realm of the law,” Hardy

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UTLaw6-9_FINAL.indd 8 11/14/07 8:52:45 PM left to right: 1) Annie Depper, ’09, and Brett Kaufman, ’09, discuss the protection of classifi ed information in litigation, 2) Paul Di Blasi, ’08, meets with team members.

PATRIOTISM The clinic’s activities shouldn’t Huskey knows the clinic’s legal positions won’t come without some criticism. In the past, she has received e-mails questioning her defense of Guantánamo detainees and her own patriotism. amount to a monologue about Both of her parents were in the military—her father fought in Vietnam—and both of her grandfathers fought in WWII, security or liberty. Instead, the so this is not a subject she takes lightly. Huskey emphasizes that she is working to uphold the founding principles of the clinic must pursue a dialogue United States. “I don’t think it’s mean-spirited or narrow-minded,” Jinks said of the criticism. “It’s coming from a place that makes about maintaining equilibrium perfect sense. But at the same time, it doesn’t relieve us of the responsibility of having to think in a very careful way about between those two concepts. how we want to strike this balance between liberty and secu- rity. Tipping the scales too far in the direction of security is not the answer. What has happened since 9/11 makes that said, “students can devise an inventive legal strategy just as easily manifestly clear.” as a well-seasoned attorney can.” “However,” Jinks added, “it’s not the right answer to simply One team is working closely with Jinks on the various aspects say, ‘We have off-the-shelf solutions in our constitutional law. of the Al-Odah litigation, another is working on the legal aspects We need not act as though the security environment hasn’t of rendition. Through the practice of rendition, terrorism changed at all.’ I think that’s equally a mistake.” suspects are secretly moved to or kept by other countries under Jinks said the Clinic’s activities shouldn’t amount to a mono- the umbrella of U.S. laws. The Central Intelligence Agency and logue about security or liberty. Instead, the Clinic must pursue other U.S. agencies operate rendition programs, with some a dialogue about maintaining equilibrium between those two suspects being held at clandestine “black site” prisons in other concepts. countries. Huskey said the Clinic is currently working with a “I care about these issues very deeply. I know that we’re DC-based agency to address the problem of rendition and how on the right side of this. And I think, in due course, it will it can be subject to more judicial oversight. be widely understood that we were on the right side of this,” The fi nal group is described by Huskey as “the wild card Jinks said. “As a consequence, we’re going to be better off— team.” Their time is reserved for working on rapidly emerg- we’re going to be safer, we’re going to be freer. We’re going ing issues. “These students worked on the Rasul damages case to strike the right balance between these two imperatives of and are currently working with the Offi ce of Military Commis- liberty and security.” sions regarding the use of classifi ed information in war crimes trials,” she said. “We have also started looking into the issue of international philanthropy and the war on terrorism.” And if Guantánamo shuts down, as some envision it might, then the Clinic likely will concentrate on whatever federally driven alternative arises, such as a national security court or a special terrorist court.

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Learning the Law in 17th-Century Germany by Emily Kadens

ONE OF THE MORE UNUSUAL books in the rare book collection of the Tarlton Law Library is the Memo- riale institutionum juris of the German schoolteacher, Johannes Buno (1617– 1697). The title means Memory Book of the Institutes of Law and refers in part to the famed Institutes of Justinian, the elementary law school textbook written by order of the Roman Emperor Justin- ian in 533 A.D. Until the nineteenth century, law students across Europe fi rst encountered the Roman law through the Institutes and the many works copy- ing its style and organization. But what makes Buno’s work extraor- dinary is how it teaches the contents of the Institutes. Published in Ratzeburg, Germany in 1672, the Memoriale is vol- ume one of a three-volume series that uses complex pictorial mnemonics to help students memorize the content of the entire medieval corpus of the Roman law. Its author was not a lawyer, and the work can in no sense be called scholarship, but Buno’s books remain a revealing milestone in the centuries-long struggle to help students learn the law.

Emily Kadens, PhD, JD, joined the faculty in 2005. She specializes in European legal history. An illustration from the Memoriale institutionum juris [Memory Book of the Institutes of Law], the fi rst volume in a with a donation from Joseph D. Jamail, ’53.

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n a series of three books by Johannes Buno. UT Law is the only North American library to own a copy of this rare volume. It was purchased by the Tarlton Law Library

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UTLaw10-15_FINAL.indd 11 11/14/07 9:09:28 PM JOHANNES BUNO WAS BORN IN 1617 IN THE to cite the Roman law by heart. The way a modern lawyer Hessian town of Frankenberg in eastern Germany. He stud- practicing administrative law might know as a matter of ied philosophy and theology at the University of Marburg, professional necessity that 467 U.S. 837 refers to the Chevron where he learned mnemonic techniques from his professor, decision, a medieval or early modern Roman lawyer—which Johann Balthasar Schupp. Schupp taught that mnemonics meant virtually all educated lawyers in continental Western could be fruitfully applied in all academic fi elds, writing: Europe from the thirteenth to the late eighteenth centuries— “Only if people have employed this commendable art in would know that Digest 9.2.11.4 referred to the fragment, “If chronology, geography, languages, titles of the law, and the several people throw down a beam and thereby crush a slave, bible can they do rare wonders.” After completing his educa- it seemed right to the ancient jurists that they should all be tion, Buno worked as a private tutor for a time then taught liable...,” or that Codex 3.1.8 meant the law: “It has been at various fi nishing schools for the sons of the northern Ger- decided that, in all things, the principles of justice and equity, man nobility. It was while teaching that he began to develop a rather than the strict rules of law, should be observed.” memory system that used pictures to help students remember Indeed, because the system of numbering the texts of the text, names, and dates. He first published a mnemonic law is an early modern invention, for centuries lawyers had to history book in 1647, followed by a mnemonic Latin grammar learn to cite the law by its fi rst words, often in heavily abbrevi- and a mnemonic bible. ated form. Thus, de testamen. mil. l. In fraudem, fi nali refers to Training students to remember the mass of Roman law pre- the title called De Testamento militis (On soldier’s wills), which sented Buno with a challenge. The Institutes is a slim volume, is the fi rst title of book 29, the law (abbreviated l.) that begins made up of four books, each book broken down into multiple “In fraudem” (fraudulently), and the fi nal section of that law. titles, each title divided into sections. The two other major parts Numerically, the law is cited as Dig. 29.1.15.6. of the Roman law corpus, however, are much more substantial. Keeping these texts straight required a prodigious feat

The Memoriale uses complex pictorial mnemonics to help students memorize the content of the entire medieval corpus of the Roman law.

The largest and most important work is the Digest (533 A.D.), of memorization, but the educational system of the time which is a collection of excerpts of the writings of Roman permitted no substitute for actual knowledge, and this is jurists from the fi rst century B.C. to the fourth century A.D. It where Buno stepped in to assist. He employed a letter-num- consists of fi fty books, divided into a total of 422 titles, each ber-picture method of his own invention to train students not title composed of strings of excerpts. The third main work is only to remember the content of each section of the Roman the Codex (534 A.D.), composed of 4000 imperial edicts, dating law but also its citation. The method achieved its fullest elabo- from the early second century to the time of Justinian, and ration in the stunning copperplate by an unknown artist arranged in twelve books broken into titles. that serves as the pictorial part of the Institutes mnemonic. All students of the Roman law faced the problem that the Proceeding from the most general to the most specifi c, the legal texts contained within the Roman law corpus did not technique worked as follows. appear in a logical order. Within each title of the Digest, the First observe the Institutes illustration reprinted near actual excerpts, of which there are said to be 9123, are grouped size on the preceeding page. It consists of four “memory haphazardly. The fragments dealing with one issue might be rooms,” or images within which more detailed mnemonic found scattered throughout a title that goes on for dozens pictures can be placed. The rooms are labeled “Lib.” (abbre- of pages. In the Codex, the edicts are arranged chronologi- viation of liber, or book) I through IV. These, of course, cally within each title. The Institutes is a bit easier, in part correspond to the four books of the Institutes. To help because it is shorter and more elementary. The four books students remember what topics each book covered, and in what cover the three canonical areas of private law: persons, things order the books were arranged, Buno created the memory (which includes property, contract, and testaments), and rooms from images that had both a topical and an alphabetical actions (procedure). Nonetheless, no obvious organization signifi cance. Book one of the Institutes concerns persons. The compels the ordering of the titles, and the division of the image is of a teenaged boy, thus a person. The Latin word for books does not correspond exactly with the division into the teenaged boy is “adolescens.” The “A” beginning that word is three subject areas. supposed to remind students that this book, about persons, is Despite the evident diffi culty, lawyers needed to be able the fi rst book of the Institutes. The memory room image for

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UTLaw10-15_FINAL.indd 12 11/14/07 9:09:49 PM book two is of a leather sack, “bulga” in Latin. Book two deals Above each memory room in the Institutes picture, Buno with property, and property can be put into a sack. The third includes a key word that indicates how many total titles that image is of a moneybag, “crumena.” This book discusses con- book contains. So, for instance, FElis in book I means 26 tracts, which often involve money. A barrel, “dolium,” with its titles; ExpEditi in book 2 means 25. plug knocked out represents book four. This refers to a story Buno then labels every image within the memory rooms from Greek mythology of the fi fty daughters of Danaus, whom with its key word. He places those images in a double-Z the gods forced to atone for the sin of killing their husbands pattern, with each set containing twenty images. To get the by carrying jugs of water to fi ll a bath (dolium). Because the numbering correct, the student needs to “read” the images in bath was full of holes, the water ran out faster than they could the right order, as demonstrated in the following graphic: pour it in. This is supposed to bring procedure, the topic of the book, to mind because, says Buno, “after the most diffi cult labors, suits are scarcely ever completed.” Next, the student must learn the order, and thereby the number, of the titles within each book. Buno facilitates this with a letter-number mechanism. His assigns each letter of the alphabet a number, A=1, B=2, C=3, all the way to V=20 (no K since it did not exist in the Latin alphabet and no U, as V and U were the same letter in Latin). Each vowel carried double duty when it appeared as the second letter of a pair. In that place, A=0, E=20, I=40, O=60, and U=80. Adding the value of two letters thus gives Buno one hundred numbers to work with: AA=1 + 0 = 1; GE=7 + 20 = 27, and so on up to VU = 20 + 80 Take the fi rst quadrant of the Book 1 memory room as an = 100. He uses these letter combinations to create a key word example. Title one in the upper left-hand corner is an armed representing each title for the students to memorize. Since the eagle (ArmAta Aquila). Next to the eagle are bearded gazelles words appear in alphabetical order, the students should not mix (BArbatus Bubalus). Following the z-pattern down to the middle up the sequence, and by remembering the words, the students of this grouping is a chained prisoner (CAptivi CAtenis). In the remember both the order and the number of the titles. The bottom left-hand corner is DAphnis, the beautiful shepherd mnemonic letters in the key words are printed in red. Here is of Greek mythology. Then along the bottom row are number a chart Buno supplied in his explanatory introduction: 5, ElAtus ob EvAngelicae, the elect or evangelists; number 6, FrAudatus creditor, the defrauded creditor; and number 7, Guber- naculum naviculae, the rudder of a ship (this and the rest of the images in this set lack the place- holding A). Proceeding back up to the middle is Herus, owner. Then the two remaining images along the top right-hand side are number 9: Indigena, native citizen, and number 10: Justa nuptia, lawful marriage. But it is not enough for the students to learn the order of the titles. They also need to know their content. This is where Buno’s elaborate images come into play. In the text that makes up the bulk of the book, he para- phrases each title in a brief story built around the mnemonic key word. A commentary in the mar- gin explains the relevant picture. Each picture is designed to call to mind, through often humorous or punning images, the precise details of the law. The only way truly to convey Buno’s creativity is to provide some examples.

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UTLaw10-15_FINAL.indd 13 11/14/07 9:09:50 PM THE WISE SISTER BOOK II, TITLE 18. When a man disinherited or passed over his child, parents, or siblings in his will without good reason, the aggrieved persons could complain that the will was irresponsible. Buno, needing an “S” to show 18, chooses as the subject of his story the Wise and Hopeful Sister (Soror sapiens & sperans). She is represented by the stately woman on the left behind whom an anchor—notice also the little boat image—is peeking out. The anchor, Buno informs us, is a symbol of hope. The sister complains to the judge, sitting in the chair, that the will should be declared irresponsible and rescinded. This is shown by the sign above the judge, which depicts a broken pot (testa fracta), a pun on the concept of a “broken” will or testamentum fractum. The sister also acts against her brother’s irresponsible will, which she holds in her hand. One could only challenge the will of a sibling if the actual assignee was a disreputable person, such as a prostitute. This is symbolized by the person (albeit THE UNTRUSTWORTHY CAT a bit unclear) behind the sister, who is carrying off the BOOK I, TITLE 26 family house. The two fi gures in the center of the image The last image in Book I corresponds to the title, “Untrust- are parents (though not of the sister). They are stomp- worthy Guardians and Supervisors.” In Roman law, children ing on the irresponsible will of their child. All children, up to the age of puberty, who were not under the power of whether natural, adopted, or posthumous, may complain a head of family (paterfamilias), were provided the legal pro- of the irresponsible will. The natural and adopted children tection of a guardian. Between puberty and age twenty-fi ve, are depicted in the small fi gures by the judge’s foot. The minors were protected by a supervisor. This title explains who posthumous child is behind (post) the judge, lying on the may accuse a guardian or supervisor of untrustworthiness, ground (humi). Only a person who receives nothing from what constitutes improper guardianship, and the punishment a will may bring this complaint, as indicated by the “0 rel” therefore. under the judge’s chair, meaning zero bequest (relictum). In Buno’s image, the cat (FElis, the key word representing A ward may bring suit on an irresponsible will, as repre- twenty-six, means “cat” in Latin) is an untrustworthy guardian sented by the guardian behind the judge’s chair—we know of mice, as demonstrated by the cat having a mouse in its he is a guardian because he is carrying a shield—who also mouth. The untrustworthiness is also illustrated by the over- holds the sign of the broken pot. Finally, the complainants turned goblet and cross, which symbolizes an overturned can only obtain their pro rata share of the compulsory trust, because the cross is how Buno indicates trust. The cat one-fourth of the estate that must by law go to the heirs in is holding a shield, which is Buno’s symbol for protection. the case of intestacy. Buno demonstrates this with the image However, the hand striking down the shield refers to the of part of a house placed by the judge’s foot. government offi cials who can remove an untrustworthy guardian. Anyone, even a woman, may bring an accusation of untrust- worthiness. This is shown by the woman in the background hammering at a forge. Here Buno puns on similar-sounding Latin words: the woman hammers (cudit) at the forge (incudem), which sounds like incusat (to fi nd fault with), which sounds like accusat (to accuse). A guardian is removed on account of deliberate wickedness (dolum), shown by the stick (dolo) next to the cat. However, any trial of the guardian is terminated by his death—represented by the skull. A guardian acts improperly if he acquires the position through bribery—shown by the moneybag under the shield—and even if he offers to make satisfaction for his mismanagement, he is not excused because it is the improper actions (mores) that matter, indicated by the mice (mures).

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14-15UTLaw_R2.indd 14 11/12/07 1:50:55 PM action, actio civilis—the axle plus the rather unsuccessful depiction of a cityscape (civitas) above the sword. The centurion has also wounded the second she-goat, and at the bottom of the picture, a barrel of wine has been spilled. These symbolize the third chap- ter of the lex Aquilia that refers to other harms. The damage owed for such wrongs was the highest price the thing had in the thirty days prior to the wrong, shown by the thirty plus the circle with a dot representing the sun, symbol- izing a day.

WHY USE MNEMONICS A common modern reaction to the Memoriale is that it must have been easier simply to learn the law than to memorize Buno’s THE CENTURION WHO KILLED A SHE-GOAT far-fetched imagery in addition. Buno had an answer to BOOK IV, TITLE 3. that. He put on a public showcase, quizzing eleven of his The cornerstone of the Roman law of tort was the lex Aquilia students, ranging in age from fi fteen to twenty, and “of (Aquilian law). The fi rst section of the law provides for com- disparate intelligence and proficiency” before many pensation in the event of the negligent or intentional killing learned spectators. The students acquitted themselves well. of slaves and livestock. The third section gives a remedy for Nonetheless, despite Buno’s evident pride in them, the wrongful damage to property. The law was complex and its mnemonic pictures are probably the least successful part treatment in the Institutes stuffed with details, the majority of the book. Much more useful are his textual paraphrases of which Buno tried to capture in his image. He names the of each title of the Institutes. They are brief, pick up on the law fi rst with the depiction, top left, of an eagle (aquila) key ideas, and provide a nice little story to help students holding a tablet of laws with an “l” inscribed on them. As put the law into a concrete context. In the process, the this is the third title, Buno needed a “C”, which he fi nds in students would also have acquired a whole new vocabulary the word Centurion. The centurion killed a she-goat (capra), of obscure Latin words. representing the killing of livestock, and he also killed a It may help one appreciate the Memoriale to know who military servant (calo), which brings to mind a slave, shown was using it. In Germany, unlike elsewhere in Europe, by the small body lying on the ground at the bottom of the seventeenth-century judges in many local courts were still frame. From the centurion’s sword belt hangs his moneybag, laymen drawn from the lower nobility. In other words, they from which he would pay compensation for the injury. The were precisely the men whose sons Buno was preparing to Roman jurists debated at great length the reach of the lex take over those same positions. Yet, while the judges were Aquilia. One example they considered is injury done by a not lawyers, they were often required to apply the Roman falling branch. The pruner was not liable if the branch fell law in all its sophistication. Although they leaned heavily on and injured a slave passing underneath along a public way professional attorneys, whom they kept on staff, or on law or on private land, as long as the pruner called out before professors, whom they consulted regularly, the judges likely the branch fell. Buno’s pruner has just let a branch fall from viewed a basic knowledge of the Roman law as a prerequisite the tree. The jurists also held that a doctor who undertook for doing their job. Since most of Buno’s students would not to care for a slave and neglected the aftercare would be go on to university, his course was their best opportunity to liable. Buno symbolizes the doctor with the bottle and knife ready themselves to fulfi ll their traditional civic duties. stuck between the centurion’s feet. Below the tree branch, a And perhaps Buno’s system was not so ridiculous after mule-driver tramples a servant in reference to the discussion all. In 1688, Christian Thomasius (1655–1728), one of the in the law of the liability of a mule driver who is too weak greatest legal minds of his time, wrote: “Some time ago I came or inexperienced to control his team. The axle (axis) hover- across Buno’s charts, which he had made about Jurispru- ing above the centurion’s knee and the pennant (pennus) dence. From interest, I paged through it for about two hours hanging from his sword blade stand for the treatment of the and here and there read through the explanation for the lex Aquilia as a penal statute as well as a civil one. The axle foolish etched images. I must acknowledge that by means of (axis) and the excess of hair (crines) escaping from the cen- nothing but these fantasies, everything I read was imprinted turion’s hat pun on the actio criminalis, the criminal suit that on my mind, such that for a number of days I could not get could be brought for killing a slave in addition to the civil them out.”

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14-15UTLaw_R2.indd 15 11/12/07 1:50:57 PM Farheen Jan,’08, Elise Harriger,’08, Immigration Clinic Director and Clinical Professor Barbara Hines, Matt Pizzo,’08, Clinic Administrator Eduardo A Maraboto, and Kate Lincoln-Goldfi nch, ’08, outside the Hutto facility in Taylor, Texas. LITIGATION, ACTIVISM, AND ADVOCACY: Immigration Clinic Works for Detained Families by Jerry de Jaager

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UTLaw16-19_FINAL.indd 16 11/14/07 9:27:30 PM Alerted in the summer of 2006 that immigrant families were being detained at a former prison in Taylor, Texas, UT Law’s Immigration Clinic spent the last year utilizing a combination of advocacy, activism, and litigation to change life for residents at the controversial facility.

TAYLOR, TEXAS, there. The facility was surrounded by Hutto to work on cases there, was simi- about thirty miles fences topped with razor wire. No direct larly distressed by what she saw. “It was a from Austin, advertises sunlight entered the building. During prison, plain and simple. Children, even itself as a “a vibrant, detentions that lasted as long as a year, babies, wore prison uniforms and lived in Tgrowing community of . . . friendly the children were kept in cells at least cells with narrow slits for windows. I had people living the good life.” The twelve hours a day, required to wear to keep reminding myself that I really community newspaper announces prison uniforms, given twenty minutes to was in the United States. It seemed so a farmers market, a fajita cook-off, eat their meals (with no additional nutri- terribly wrong,” Harriger recalled. movies in the park, and youth competi- tion available beyond what was served According to advocates, there was tions in fi shing, swimming, tennis, and at mealtimes), and provided about one little or no privacy in bathrooms or miniature golf. hour a day of education. showers at Hutto. Many of the children Amid Taylor’s idyllic Americana sits Hines, who has worked on immigra- said that they were threatened with the T. Don Hutto Family Residential tion law issues for three decades, said being separated from their parents if Facility, a former medium security prison she was stunned by the conditions she they did not respond immediately to that now serves as a detention center for encountered at Hutto. “I have seen a lot the orders of their uniformed guards. immigrant families, including children, in many years of doing immigration law There was no pediatrician onsite, and awaiting decisions about asylum in the that disturbed me,” she said, “but this many children’s medical conditions U.S. or other immigration-related issues. is the most disturbed I’ve been about worsened while they were in custody. Corrections Corporation of America any immigration policy in a really long Advocates say the children had virtu- (CCA), a for-profi t company, runs the time. I just couldn’t believe that there ally no toys or age-appropriate books facility. CCA is the fi fth-largest operator were children in prison uniforms behind and were not allowed to keep writing of corrections facilities in the nation— barbed wire. Imprisoning families who implements and paper in their cells. behind only the federal government’s have fl ed their home countries under In many cases, the children’s mental prison system and those of three states. fear of persecution from their own health deteriorated substantially. When Barbara Hines, director of the governments, and detaining them in None of the detainees were charged Law School’s Immigration Clinic, fi rst jail-like conditions, was an indescribable with crimes, and none had violent visited the facility in the fall of 2006, she trauma for many of the children.” histories. Among them were families discovered that life has been anything Elise Harriger, ’08, a student in the from Lithuania, Romania, Iraq, Somalia, but idyllic for the children detained Immigration Clinic who also visited and several Latin American countries. Jana Birchum Jana

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UTLaw16-19_FINAL.indd 17 11/14/07 9:27:32 PM CALLS FOR ASSISTANCE The Hutto facility opened in May of 2006. Frances Valdez, the suit was filed, changes that former Clinic student ’05, who was then the Clinic’s Clinical Fellow, began receiving Elizabeth Wagoner, ’07, described as nearly farci- calls for assistance in August. Because the detainees have no cal. “It would have been funny if it weren’t so tragic,” right to a publicly funded lawyer, the Clinic fi elds many such Wagoner recounted. “For example, they painted a big requests—it is one of very few organizations with expertise mural on one wall, with castles and happy dragons in this area that provides free legal services. Valdez recalled, and blue skies and puffy clouds, and it said Bienvenidos “The fi rst call I got was from a frantic Nicaraguan woman a Hutto—Welcome to Hutto—as though this would bring in the Valley saying her daughter and her daughter’s baby some sort of pleasure to children who were, in my view, being were being held at a prison in Taylor. That was when we fi rst cruelly mistreated and many of whose parents were experi- learned families were being detained at Hutto.” encing serious distress as a result of their penal confi nement As Clinic students began meeting with Hutto detainees to and the confi nement of their children.” help them with their asylum claims and other cases, Valdez also worked to raise public awareness of those detainees’ circumstances. At an Austin meeting convened by the national organization Detention Watch Network to discuss general detention issues, she asked those in attendance to focus on Hutto, and the group Texans United for Families was formed “The conditions at Hutto as a result. In December of 2006, Valdez and others organized a vigil at Hutto, and that event ignited media attention. Valdez recalled, “Suddenly we were receiving calls from everywhere, are not just distressing, they not just Texas media but national media, too.” With twelve students, the Immigration Clinic could handle only a relatively small number of cases for individual Hutto are fundamentally in confl ict detainees. “We were overwhelmed,” Hines recalled. “We realized that we were going to need more help.” Other orga- nizations providing individual services, such as the American with what Congress intended Civil Liberties Union, were also fi nding their resources barely suffi cient to meet the needs of individuals there. as a proper way to deal with THE LITIGATION In March of this year, the Immigration Clinic, along with the American Civil Liberties Union and the international law fi rm detained families.” LeBoeuf, Lamb, Greene & MacRae, fi led lawsuits on behalf of twenty-six children detained at Hutto against Michael Chertoff, secretary of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), and six offi cials from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The lawsuits charged that the THE SETTLEMENT children were being imprisoned under inhumane conditions, As the trial was about to begin in August, a settlement and in contravention of a 1997 federal settlement agreement, was reached. All twenty-six of the plaintiff children had Flores v. Meese, that requires immigration authorities to house been released before the trial date—six of them just days children in the least restrictive conditions possible and to earlier. They are still in the U.S., now living with family mem- meet certain basic standards in their care and treatment. All bers who are U.S. citizens and/or legal permanent residents twelve students from the Immigration Clinic participated in while their asylum claims are being pursued. developing the case. The defendants agreed to insure that living conditions at In an April ruling consolidating the twenty-six cases into Hutto—where, as of the writing of this article, approximately one trial, the District Court Judge hearing the case—1963 200 people are still detained—met appropriate standards. Law School graduate Sam Sparks—warned the defendants U.S. Magistrate Judge Andrew Austin, ’85, was assigned to that they faced an uphill struggle to justify their actions, writ- monitor those conditions, pursuant to a 127-item checklist ing: “The Court fi nds it inexplicable that Defendants have included in the settlement. spent untold amounts of time, effort, and taxpayer dollars “In my opinion, Hutto should be shut down,” Valdez to establish the Hutto family detention program, knowing all said. “But at least now the children can wear regular the while that Flores is still in effect.” clothes instead of prison uniforms, they can go outside, In an apparent response to the suit, ICE accelerated the and there are no more clanging iron cellblock gates.” process of issuing bonds for asylum seekers who passed inter- Hines and her students still provide legal services to indi- views regarding their credible fear of harm or repression if viduals detained at Hutto. Even with the settlement in place they returned to their native countries. Those bonds freed and changes beginning to occur, Hines said that it is still very some of the detainees and their children from the facility. diffi cult to go there and see families held in such confi ne- Other changes also began taking place at Hutto after ment. “The conditions at Hutto are not just distressing,” she

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UTLaw16-19_FINAL.indd Sec1:18 11/14/07 9:27:35 PM said. “They are fundamentally in confl ict with what Congress intended as a proper way to deal with detained families.”

THE POLICY Before 2001, apprehended immigrant families (a category that includes asylum seekers, who are placed under arrest and considered to be in the U.S. illegally until their status is determined) most typically were released with an assigned date to appear in court. After 2001, in an environment that placed heightened emphasis on security, government policy

called for the detention of more apprehended immigrants, McSpadden Wyatt including those accompanied by children, to provide a greater Barbara Hines, Director of the Immigration Clinic and Clinical Professor likelihood that they would appear for their court dates. The fi rst facility to house detained immigrant families A 1969 UT graduate, Barbara Hines earned her JD from was established in a former nursing home in Berks County, Northeastern University School of Law in 1975 and then went to Pennsylvania in 2001. With about eighty-four beds, it is run by work as a staff attorney at the Legal Aid Society of Central Texas the county. The much larger Hutto is the only other facility in Austin. Her undergraduate degree was in Latin American used to detain families. Studies and she also studied Spanish at UT’s graduate school In a joint report published earlier this year, the Lutheran in 1970. “On my fi rst day at work,” she recounted, “an immigra- Immigration and Refugee Service and the Women’s tion case came in, someone said ‘You speak Spanish,’ and my Commission for Refugee Women and Children, while career focus was established.” declaring “the system of family detention is overwhelmingly She did not regret that focus, since she had a deep affection inappropriate for families,” observed that children at the Berks for Mexico and other Latin American countries, having grown County institution were generally treated more humanely than up in Brownsville and lived in Mexico City for a time before she those held at Hutto. started college. Immigration issues are a subject about which The House committee overseeing the budget for the Depart- she cares deeply, infl uenced by her parents’ escape from Nazi ment of Homeland Security (DHS) has regularly described Germany. detention of families as a last resort. In 2005 it wrote: “The At the Legal Aid Society of Central Texas she rose to the posi- Committee expects DHS to release families or use alternatives tion of managing attorney, supervising fi ve attorneys. In 1982, she to detention such as the Intensive Supervised [sic] Appear- opened a private legal practice specializing solely in immigra- ance Program whenever possible. When detention of family tion law; in 1991 she co-founded the Texas Lawyers Committee units is necessary, the committee directs DHS to use appropri- for Civil Rights, litigating immigration-related impact cases ate detention space to house them together.” In the Intensive throughout the state; and in 1999 she joined the UT Law School Supervision Appearance Program, currently underway in nine as director of the Immigration Clinic. (The law fi rm she founded American cities, immigrants are generally equipped with continues as Hines and Leigh; she is Of Counsel there.) electronic bracelets and supervised by caseworkers to insure Named as one of 100 “legal legends” by Texas Lawyer magazine, compliance with the terms of their release. Hines maintains ties with many immigration law organizations In 2006 the committee reiterated its expectation that “if and writes widely on immigration law topics. She has earned detention is necessary,” DHS should “house these families two Fulbright Scholarships to conduct research and teach in together in non-penal, homelike environments until the Argentina, where she is helping establish an immigration clinic conclusion of their immigration proceedings.” at the Center for Legal and Social Studies, a leading human Hines and her students take pride in the services they rights organization, in conjunction with the University of Buenos provide to individual Hutto detainees, and in their substantial Aires Law School. part in obtaining the settlement that is changing the condi- “The Law School has been very, very supportive of my work, tions of detention there. But many feel strongly that detention and I’m most grateful for that,” Hines said. “I feel fortunate of families is an inappropriate policy and that even if deten- to be able to mentor a next generation of advocates for these tion must be used, the Hutto facility is the wrong place to important rights.” do it. Clinic student Kate Lincoln-Goldfi nch, ’08, is one of many who “I learned some important lessons about the law through express deep appreciation for Hines’s qualities as a teacher and this experience,” said Wagoner, in words that are echoed by as a person. “I feel very blessed to have her as a role model, and the other Clinic students. “First, I got to see how a great prac- she has shaped my understanding of what a great legal career titioner like Professor Hines can make the law work quickly to could be,” Lincoln-Goldfi nch said. “To have her level of skill and address a big problem. And second, we all saw that there are experience and still care as deeply and passionately as she does, larger matters of policy that can only be addressed through to supervise us so expertly on cases that affect human lives and advocacy and activism beyond litigation. I know that for me, still let us take responsibility for what we are doing—it’s all an and I think for all of us, those are lessons that will make us incredible blend, and something no one who has studied under better and more effective attorneys no matter what kind of Professor Hines could ever forget.” legal practice we pursue in the long run.”

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UTLaw16-19_FINAL.indd Sec1:19 11/14/07 9:27:35 PM In 2006 George Fleming, ’71, helped the Law School with what students said was a most pressing need: the renovations of the school café. His generous donation transformed a basement space into the lively and popular George’s Café. Fleming and Dean Larry Sager seized upon the idea of decorating the walls of the new café with photographs of other establishments in Texas that carry the name “George.” They asked renowned photographer Margot Herster to explore this bit of Texana. Here are a few examples. To see all of them, you must visit George’s Café at UT Law.

Photography by MARGOT HERSTER

FOUR O’CLOCK MEETUP, GEORGE’S RESTAURANT Ralls, Texas

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UTLaw20-23_FIN.indd 20 11/14/07 9:33:49 PM POM (ALSO GOES BY GEORGE), GEORGE’S CAFE Fort Worth, Texas

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UTLaw20-23_FIN.indd 21 11/14/07 9:33:53 PM GEORGE, GEORGE’S GUNS, Vernon, Texas JACKIE O., GEORGE’S JEWELERS, Corpus Christi, Texas

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UTLaw20-23_FIN.indd 22 11/14/07 9:33:54 PM Gainesville, Texas GEORGE’S LIQUOR, GEORGE’S LIQUOR, Fort Worth, Texas GEORGE’S MUFFLER, GEORGE’S MUFFLER,

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UTLaw20-23_FIN.indd 23 11/14/07 9:33:59 PM NEW FACULTY PROFILE Bret Gerbe DANIEL B. RODRIGUEZ Positive Political Theorist UT LAW IS PLEASED to welcome have long admired the Law School and its articles Rodriguez has co-authored with Professor Dan Rodriguez, a former law faculty from a distance,” Rodriguez said. scholars from other disciplines. “Its focus school dean at the University of San “UT is a great research and public uni- is how the social sciences look at political Diego and a leading scholar in the area versity. And I take seriously the mission of institutions, from city councils to judges of law and public policy. the University to provide assistance to the interpreting statutes,” he said. Rodriguez served as dean of the government at both the state and local Many of the issues addressed by Law University of San Diego’s law school levels. I have an interest as both a resident and Positive Political Theory are current from 1998 to 2005. During his tenure, of Texas and as an expert in this fi eld.” hot-button issues around the state and the the school rose in stature regionally and “Few things could possibly give me, as nation, including education, infrastruc- nationally, securing its reputation as one the dean of the UT School of Law, more ture, fi scal policy, education fi nance, and of the leading private law schools in Cali- pleasure than announcing the appoint- immigration. Rodriguez’s recent articles fornia and the western United States. ment of Dan Rodriguez to our faculty,” have been published in the Northwest- Previously, Rodriguez was a professor of said Dean Lawrence Sager. “Dan is a star, ern and University of Pennsylvania law law at the University of California, Berke- and he brings many gifts with him. To the reviews and in the Journal of Contemporary ley’s Boalt Hall School of Law. At USD and faculty he brings his formidable capacity Legal Issues. An excerpt from one of these UC, Berkeley, he taught a wide variety of as an imaginative, wide-ranging, inter- articles appears on the following page. courses in the public law area, including disciplinary scholar; to the students he Rodriguez is also the author of a forth- administrative law, state and local govern- brings his equally formidable capacity as coming casebook on state constitutional ment law, legislation, constitutional law, a classroom teacher and the example of his law, to be published by Aspen Press, and and statutory interpretation. already enormously distinguished career; the co-author of a volume on disaster After stepping down as dean at USD, to the state of Texas he brings his hands-on mitigation policy, recently published by he began looking for ways to “get out of interest in politics and governance.” the Environmental Law Institute Press. his comfort zone.” Rodriguez, and his Rodriguez is one of the key original He is an elected member of the wife and colleague, Leslie Oster, who now fi gures in the area of legal scholarship American Law Institute and the American serves the Law School as assistant dean known as Law and Positive Political Bar Foundation and has received numer- for strategic planning, had spent their Theory, which lives at the intersection ous honors and awards during his career. entire lives in California, except for the of law and political science. This area Rodriguez received a JD with honors from three years that Rodriguez was a student of study relies heavily on interdisciplin- Harvard Law School in 1987 and a BA at Harvard Law School. Both were excited ary work with the social sciences, and a from California State University-Long about the prospect of moving to Texas. “I sign of this can be seen in the fi fty-plus Beach in 1984.—TH

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UTLaw24-33_FINAL.indd 24 11/15/07 2:45:06 PM This article is an excerpt from “The Paradox of Expansionist Statutory Interpretations,” an article by Daniel B. Rodriguez and Barry R. Weingast, originally published in the Northwestern University Law Review, Volume 101 (2007), pp. 1209–11. The Paradox of Expansionist Statutory Interpretations

MANY CITIZENS want both Con- typically must compromise with the behavior has a direct feedback effect on gress to pass more progressive legislation moderates whose support is necessary to congressional politics. By undoing the and the courts to interpret existing leg- create a majority coalition. These com- compromises necessary to secure an islation in a progressive manner, for promises materially transform the text of act’s passage, courts effectively tell the example, by expanding the scope and a proposal that will not pass into one that moderates that they cannot have their coverage of these regulatory statutes. does. These compromises are thus central compromises. When courts regularly set Though progressives pursue these agen- to the production of legislation and to its aside moderate compromises, moderates das side-by-side, our analysis reveals that meaning; and, to the extent that statutory come to realize that a vote today for the progressives can realize only one of these interpretation is viewed as a search for moderate version is likely to result later in two events. A tradeoff exists between legislative meaning, these compromises an expanded version. Expansionist courts these two strategies; that is, as courts pur- are central to an informed study of statu- therefore force moderates to choose sue broad interpretations of progressive tory meaning and legislative intent. between the expanded, uncompromised legislation, Congress is less likely to enact This perspective on coalitions and com- version of the legislation, and the status new progressive legislation. We call this promises implies that, looking to what the quo. To the extent that moderates are insight the paradox of judicial expansion- proponents say about the legislation, par- only willing to support the legislation with ism: Expansionary reading of existing ticularly what they say prior to the central the compromises intact, they will vote for statutes by judges inhibits congressional compromises necessary to produce the the status quo and the legislative initia- passage of new progressive legislation. legislation, can be quite misleading about tives will thereby be defeated. This logic follows from a key feature the fi nal legislation’s meaning. In many Our approach implies that the courts’ of legislative politics. The standard ways, bargains between proponents and expansionist interpretations of the social legal approach to legislation is built on moderates compromise the proponents’ legislation of the 1960s and 1970s have an implicit fi ction, namely, that in the goals, for example, by making exceptions, inhibited moderate legislators from work- production of new statutes, two sides by restricting the scope of the legislation’s ing with other legislators to craft similar or groups of legislators vie for votes of coverage, or by creating cumbersome compromises. To put our thesis simply, unaligned legislators. If the opponents procedures. By hypothesis, proponents legislators whose assent is critical in win, the status quo is preserved; if pro- view these compromises as preferable to reaching statutory bargains are dissuaded ponents win, the new legislation passes. the status quo; if proponents did not, the from agreeing to support new legislation This standard approach illustrates that to legislation would simply fail. And, criti- insofar as they believe that the courts will understand the meaning of an act, one cally, these compromises are essential for unravel these bargains to pursue broader ought to look to pronouncements of the the moderates to support the legislation. agendas than the legislation allows. We proponents who wrote the legislation and Therefore, to understand the contours suggest, therefore, a major paradox: shepherded it through the legislative of the ultimate legislative bargain, it is Judicial efforts to pursue progressive aims process. After all, the proponents who important to understand the nature and through ‘dynamic’ statutory interpreta- wrote the legislation and negotiated its scope of the compromise that enabled tions make it much less likely that the very passage should be the most knowledge- the bargain to pass Congress. progressive legislation that anchors such able about the legislation’s contents. Enter the courts in the late 1960s and legal interpretations will see the light of This fi ction gives a false picture of the 1970s. Federal courts expanded a wide day. This approach thus helps explain legislative process and, worse, precludes range of regulatory and other statutes. why the era of progressive legislation was us from understanding how statutes are Moreover, the means by which they bounded: The courts made the types of crafted through compromise. Rather did so typically involved undoing the compromises necessary to produce this than simply winning moderate legislators compromises necessary to gain the mod- legislation untenable, helping to bring to their side, proponents of legislation erates’ support. . . Expansionist judicial the era to an end.

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UTLaw24-33_FINAL.indd 25 11/14/07 10:05:27 PM Harrington Fellows

Niko Matouschek and Mark Greenberg Mark Rutkowski

The Donald D. Harrington Fellows Program at UT-Austin is the most prestigious program of its kind in the nation. The program supports approximately fi ve Fellows each academic year. These Fellows, placed in colleges across the campus, pursue their research and collaborate with UT faculty members. For more information on the Harrington Fellows Program, visit its website at http://www.utexas.edu/harrington/faculty/legacy/index.html.

Mark Greenberg Niko Matouschek PROFESSOR MARK GREENBERG came to UT Law PROFESSOR NIKO MATOUSCHEK arrived at UT Law in January 2007 and will complete his Harrington Fellowship School this fall as a Harrington Fellow for the 2007 academic at the end of the calendar year. Greenberg, an acting professor year. Matouschek, a native of Germany, earned his bachelor’s, of law and assistant professor of philosophy at UCLA School master’s, and doctorate degrees at the London School of of Law, is an expert in the interdisciplinary fi eld of law and Economics. His area of scholarly interest concerns the eco- philosophy. Much of his work is in philosophy of mind and nomics of contracts and organizations, an interdisciplinary language, as well as in criminal law. He earned his under- study that involves law and economics. Matouschek creates graduate degree at Johns Hopkins University, the JD at UC, theoretical models that explore a variety of questions, such as Berkeley, and two degrees from Oxford University, including why some businesses are large, others small, some centralized, the D Phil in philosophy. others decentralized, and why some contracts—for example, Following law school, Greenberg served as law clerk to Ruth the marriage contract—are used over time and across cultures, Bader Ginsburg, at that time a judge on the U.S. Court of while others are not. These models are then available for test- Appeals for the DC Circuit. He spent several years working ing through empirical study. as a Deputy Assistant Attorney General at the Department Matouschek is on leave for a year from the Kellogg School of Justice, working on criminal and prosecutorial policy, of Management at Northwestern University, where he is an religious freedom, and appellate litigation strategy. Greenberg assistant professor in the Department of Management also worked as a federal prosecutor. Prior to joining the faculty and Strategy. Prior to his appointment at Northwestern, at UCLA, he taught philosophy at Princeton University. Matouschek taught at the London School of Economics, was At Texas, Greenberg has continued his work on his current a visiting researcher at the Stockholm School of Economics, legal philosophy project, The Prism of Rules. This project and was a summer associate with McKinsey & Company during studies the most fundamental question of law and philosophy— his university studies. the relationship between law and morality. “The Harrington While Matouschek says he never expected to be in Texas, Fellowship is a huge luxury,” Greenberg said. “It has provided he already appreciates the Law School’s “intellectually stim- me with the opportunity to meet and work with outstanding ulating environment,” and he’s “looking forward to winter faculty, both at the Law School and in the Department of outside of Chicago.” Another perk of the Harrington Fel- Philosophy, and to concentrate on writing.” lowship for Matouschek is that it places him in the same city Greenberg, who is married to the British author Andrea as his wife. This past summer, he married Shana Bernstein, Ashworth, with whom he has a daughter, is looking forward a professor of History at Southwestern University, whom he to his return to UCLA. But he says he’ll miss his temporary met at Northwestern while she was studying there on a post- home here. “Texas, Austin, and the Law School are wonder- doctoral fellowship.—TH fully friendly places,” Greenberg said. “My family and I have very much enjoyed our time here.”

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UTLaw24-33_FINAL.indd 26 11/14/07 10:05:27 PM 2007–2009 Emerging Scholars

Stuart Chinn and Ian Farrell Bret Gerbe

The Emerging Scholars Program at UT Law School identifi es and recruits promising new legal scholars to the University of Texas School of Law for a two-year program offering teaching experience, research assistance, and faculty mentoring.*

Stuart Chinn Ian Farrell STUART CHINN JOINS the faculty at UT Law after having IAN FARRELL COMES TO US from around the earned four degrees in seven years from Yale University. Chinn world. He grew up in Gerringong, Australia—a small holds the BA, MA, and MPhil degrees in Political Science, and a coastal town south of Sydney—where his passions included JD degree. He is now working on his dissertation for a fi fth degree surfing. His father was a primary school teacher and his from Yale—a PhD in Political Science. His dissertation is entitled mother a nurse. Farrell earned his undergraduate degree “After Victory: Institutional Recalibration and Political Change.” in mathematics and computer science from the University Chinn’s research interest is in the area of constitutional theory, and of Wollongong, followed by a law degree from the same particularly the impact of constitutional law on the political system. school. He then attended Harvard Law School on a Fulbright Chinn was born and raised in Eureka, California to parents Fellowship where he earned the LLM, and afterwards clerked who both fl ed China during the Cultural Revolution. His father for Judge Benjamin Kaplan on the Massachusetts Appeals is a physics professor, and his mother is a well-known community Court. After his time in Boston, Farrell backpacked for a year volunteer—she was recently recognized for years of service to through Africa, China, India, and Tibet, among other places. the homeless. Farrell is not a newcomer to the UT-Austin campus—he Chinn interviewed with Professors William Forbath, Scot Powe, earned a master’s degree in philosophy from UT in 2003. and H.W. Perry, among others, before accepting a slot in the While he was here, he participated in the joint Law & Philoso- program. “Stuart is a wonderful young interdisciplinary scholar phy program between the Law School and the Department of at the intersection of law, history, and political science,” said Philosophy, directed by UT Law professor Brian Leiter. Farrell Forbath. “That’s an intersection where several of us here at then taught at his alma mater, Wollongong, before returning the Law School also work; and we think his time here will be to Texas this fall. rewarding for us as well as for him. He’s got great range and “Ian is yet another wonderful addition to the Emerging ambition and already has major work underway.” Scholars Program,” said Professor Mitch Berman. “Not only He is also, rumor has it, a gifted poker player—as several is he smart and learned in a variety of fi elds—including juris- members of the faculty found out recently to their fi nancial prudence and comparative constitutionalism—but he’s also a detriment. delight to be around.” This fall, Chinn is conducting a seminar on American con- Farrell noted that his interest in the Emerging Scholars stitutional development, and will teach a course in legislation Program stems from his positive interaction with the students next spring. “Texas is an excellent law school, with an impressive and faculty during his studies at UT, as well as the caliber of the and accomplished faculty,” said Chinn. “The Emerging Scholars faculty in his areas of interest, Constitutional Law and Jurispru- Program is a good opportunity for me to hone my teaching skills, dence. He is teaching courses on both of those subjects during conduct my research, and interact with truly outstanding legal the fall and spring semesters. —TH scholars and law students.” * For a fuller description of the program, see “Nurturing Scholarship,” UT Law, Spring 2007, pp. 38–39. The article is also available online, at http://www.utexas.edu/ law/news/2007/062207_scholars.html.

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UTLaw24-33_FINAL.indd 27 11/14/07 10:05:29 PM NEW FACULTY PROFILES

ARIEL DULITZKY Teaching the Practice of Human Rights Law Ariel Dulitzky Mark Rutkowski

AFTER FIFTEEN YEARS at the forefront of human rights fortunate as a law student to have some great professors who advocacy, Ariel Dulitzky has joined the University of Texas helped me and many classmates to become human rights advo- as Visiting Professor in Law and Latin American Studies and cates and practitioners. Now, I hope to help train the new Associate Director of the Audre and Bernard Rapoport Center generation of human rights advocates in the United States.” for Human Rights and Justice. To do that, he intends not only to provide strong classroom “As one of the top lawyers in his fi eld, Ariel’s addition to instruction but also to create expanded opportunities for the Center is certain to expand both our depth and breadth, practical experience for students, and for research, scholar- and help us accomplish our goal of becoming the premier ship, and collaboration among faculty members. For example, institution in the world for the study of human rights and Latin he sees openings for student and faculty involvement in at America,” said Karen Engle, director of the Rapoport Center. least two of the projects he’s working on—the drafting of the In his most recent position, Dulitzky was assistant executive new OAS convention against racial discrimination, and a large secretary of the Inter-American Commission on Human multi-university project to train judges, prosecutors, and public Rights, which is an autonomous arm of the Organization of defenders throughout Latin America in human rights law. American States. There, he led the preparation of reports Earlier this year Harvard Law School, from which Dulit- concerning human rights and the rule of law within the zky earned an LLM in 1999, honored him with its Gary thirty-fi ve OAS member countries, drafted special reports on Bellow Public Service Award, for “inspirational commitment particular rights topics, and acted as technical advisor to the to public interest work and an innovative approach to lawyering OAS Working Group that is discussing the adoption of a new in the interest of promoting justice.” After attending Harvard inter-American convention against racial discrimination. He he directed Latin American programs at the International supervised a team of about twenty-fi ve attorneys that dealt Human Rights Law Group (now known as Global Rights), with a docket of more than a thousand claims of human rights which assists local activists in challenging injustice, and he abuses brought to the Commission, and directed the litigation served as co-executive director of the Center for Justice and of more than seventy cases in front of the Inter-American Court International Law, the largest nongovernmental organization on Human Rights. dedicated to the implementation of human rights norms in Dulitzky grew up in Argentina during the period of military Latin America. dictatorship known as the “dirty war,” a confl ict characterized He is teaching a fall course, Human Rights in Latin America, by widespread human rights abuses and the deaths of an and a spring one, Advanced Human Rights Advocacy, both estimated 30,000 persons who were perceived as opponents cross-listed with the Law School and Latin American Studies. “I of the ruling junta. Two of his mother’s cousins were among am very impressed with the students from what I have seen so the desaparecidos of Argentina—those who were kidnapped and far, and very pleased with the faculty’s interest in collaboration never heard from again. He entered the University of Buenos with human rights initiatives. I hope that through the Rapoport Aires School of Law, where he became editor of the law review Center’s different projects we will make a real difference in the as democracy was returning to the country. world, and transform the University of Texas into one of the “It was a time when we thought deeply about what human best places to learn the practice of human rights law.” rights really meant and how to promote and protect them He is married to Denise Gilman, a clinical professor at the through legal and political action,” Dulitzky recalled. “I was Law School who teaches in the Immigration Clinic.—JdeJ

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UTLaw24-33_FINAL.indd 28 11/14/07 10:05:30 PM DENISE GILMAN Advocates for Immigrants

Denise Gilman Bret Gerbe

DENISE GILMAN, THE NEW clinical professor in the Gilman in the United States, was killed shortly after her return Immigration Clinic, grew up in the Austin area. Her father, a to Mexico in 2001. photographer, was taken by Mexico’s beauty and brought his In 2000 Gilman became director of the Immigrant and family there for several weeks each year while he created images Refugee Rights Project at the Washington [DC] Lawyers’ Com- of people and of vivid walls decorated with folk art. mittee for Civil Rights and Urban Affairs. In that role she led the “That may be when I started developing a commitment to advocacy that resulted in an act requiring the District govern- the rights of people from other societies,” Gilman recalled. She ment to provide services in languages other than English—only went off to the Midwest for college, but she returned to Austin the third such language-access law in the country—and she cre- in the summers, and she worked several of those summers in ated a report on relations between the police and the Latino the law offi ce of Barbara Hines, a prominent immigration lawyer community that led to signifi cant policy changes. She received and activist who has led the Law School’s Immigration Clinic the Community Outreach Recognition and Opportunity Award since 1999. from the District of Columbia courts for that work, and she also Her experience with Hines reinforced her commitment to was presented with an Excellence in Lawyering Award from the work as a lawyer in human rights and immigration settings. Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund. After graduating from Columbia Law School—having received From 2005 to 2007 she was a clinical teaching fellow in the its Rosenman Award for leadership and public interest schol- Center for Applied Legal Studies at Georgetown University Law arship—and then clerking for Judge Thomas M. Reavley at the Center, where she co-taught a political asylum clinic and earned Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, she joined the Inter-American an LLM. Commission on Human Rights, an arm of the Organization At the Immigration Clinic, she is helping students handle of American States, as a human rights specialist. Among other asylum cases and claims under the Violence Against Women things, she was the lead lawyer before the Inter-American Court Act, and she is helping broaden the Clinic’s work to include of Human Rights in a prominent case, in which it was shown that more of an international human rights perspective. With her the Guatemalan government was responsible for the clandestine guidance, Clinic student Elise Harriger, ’08, recently submitted detention, torture, and extrajudicial execution of a Guatema- a briefi ng paper to the Inter-American Commission on Human lan activist married to U.S. lawyer Jennifer Harbury. The case Rights arguing that the detention of immigrant families, includ- received broad attention when it was further revealed that a ing small children, at the T. Don Hutto detention center in Guatemalan offi cial involved in the torture had been on the Taylor, Texas violates international human rights standards. (See payroll of the CIA. related story, page 16.) From there she became director of the Mexico Project at “To return to Austin and work alongside Barbara Hines with the Lawyers Committee for Human Rights (now called Human such extraordinary and dedicated students is a great thrill for me,” Rights First), where her primary focus was on issues related to Gilman said. “The programs, scholarship, and centers focused on torture in the Mexican criminal justice system. “Unfortunately, human rights here at UT Law are world class, and I am so very the use of torture to obtain confessions continues to be prevalent appreciative to be able to be part of all that,” she said. in Mexico,” Gilman noted. Her work involved close collabo- She is married to visiting law professor Ariel Dulitzky, who ration with Mexican human rights lawyer Digna Ochoa who, is also associate director of the Audre and Bernard Rapoport after leaving Mexico for her safety and living for a time with Center for Human Rights and Justice.—JdeJ

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UTLaw24-33_FINAL.indd 29 11/14/07 10:05:32 PM NEW FACULTY PROFILES

KRISTINE HUSKEY Director of the National Security and Human Rights Clinic Kristine Huskey Bret Gerbe

ON DECEMBER 26, 2004, Kristine Huskey, ’97, boarded a Huskey saw fi rsthand what areas of armed confl ict look Ariel Dulitzky ten-seat turboprop bound for Guantánamo Bay, Cuba. She like. “It’s a lot more varied than you might expect,” she said. was going to meet with her then clients, twelve Kuwaiti citizens “All kinds of different people get caught up in it—business who were being held at the United States military base there. people, visiting aid workers, travelers, citizens, civilians—the It was the fi rst of twelve (thus far) trips she has made to meet vast majority of whom are not involved in the confl ict at all. with clients—many of whom have been held without charge That experience really helped me understand that sometimes for years. people are just in the wrong place at the wrong time. One of On arriving at the base, Huskey is met with obligatory the great strengths of our legal system is that due process can military escorts and searches of her belongings. These searches separate the genuinely bad actors from the merely unlucky.” invariably turn up the pamphlet-size copy of the United States Upon returning from Angola, Huskey enrolled at Columbia Constitution that’s always tucked in her bag. University in New York City. In 1992, she graduated Phi Beta The schedule is strict and infl exible. Huskey meets with Kappa with a bachelor’s degree in Political Science. Her expe- her clients, whose leg chains are connected to a bolt in the rience in Angola was part of the reason she ultimately chose fl oor, for carefully apportioned amounts of time. “As a lawyer to go to law school. Following her graduation from UT, she who used to work at a big DC fi rm, and meet with corporate clerked for Justice Bea Ann Smith, ’75, on the Third Court of in-house counsel at places like the Four Seasons,” Huskey Appeals in Austin, then joined Shearman & Sterling LLP in said, “representing Guantanamo detainees is quite a differ- Washington DC, where she represented international entities ent experience.” including OPEC and the Mexican tomato industry. In accepting her new position as director of the National In 2002 she began working on detainee cases with Tom Security and Human Rights Clinic, Huskey is taking on some Wilner, her mentor at Shearman & Sterling. Wilner agreed considerable legal challenges. An important part of the clinic’s to represent several families of Kuwaiti detainees at Guan- caseload is representing detainees at Guantánamo. tánamo after ten other DC law fi rms had declined. Rumblings Derek Jinks, the Marrs McLean Professor in Law, said Hus- of discontent from inside and outside the fi rm ensued. “Tom key’s wealth of experience with detainee cases while she worked basically threatened to quit if we were not allowed to continue in Washington, as well as her overall legal prowess, lay the representing these people, because we had made a commit- foundation for the Clinic. “All of the prominent detainee cases ment to them and to standing up for the rule of law,” Huskey that have been handed down by the Supreme Court have her recalled. Wilner remained at the fi rm and continued working fi ngerprints all over them,” Jinks said. on the detainee cases. By 2004, their case had been heard by Before earning her JD from UT Law in 1997, Huskey lived the Supreme Court as part of Rasul v. Bush, a decision that for two years in Luanda, Angola. At the time, civil war was helped reestablish habeas corpus for detainees. Huskey brings raging in the African nation. Food was in short supply, and this hard-won experience to UT Law. few people spoke English. “So I learned how to speak Portu- The Clinic’s goals are to teach students how to be principled guese,” Huskey said. “I learned how to make bread. I learned practitioners, and to impart lessons about contributing to the how to live without a telephone, running water, electricity, air legal community and to society in the very signifi cant debate conditioning—things most of us take for granted.” involving national security.—JE

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UTLaw24-33_FINAL.indd 30 11/15/07 2:47:42 PM LESLIE STRAUCH Children’s Rights Champion

Leslie Strauch Mark Rutkowski

LESLIE STRAUCH, A 1995 graduate of the Law School Through an innovative program at the Travis County District and 1992 graduate of the University, was recently appointed Attorney’s Offi ce, she also served as a part-time community Supervising Attorney in the Children’s Right Clinic. She brings prosecutor, joining Austin police offi cers in visiting communi- to her new responsibilities eight years’ experience as a Travis ties to help prevent crime, raise public awareness of criminal County Assistant District Attorney representing Child Protec- justice services, and put a more human and compassionate face tive Services and four years before that doing similar work on law-enforcement offi cials. Working primarily in Southeast in the offi ce of the El Paso County Attorney, where she also Austin, she attended community meetings to discuss ways to prosecuted juvenile cases. make neighborhoods safer. “All too often people know law She arrived in El Paso, fresh out of law school, with little enforcement only as the people who make arrests and lock awareness of issues related to the abuse and neglect of children, people up. It was very gratifying to show that we can help to but as she experienced the plight of the children in the cases proactively make things better,” she said. she handled, a passion for children’s rights quickly took hold. At the Children’s Rights Clinic she helps students with the “Growing up in San Antonio I was lucky enough to only know practicalities and nuances of successful advocacy, guiding them the letters ‘CPS’ as standing for the public utility, City Public in skills that include interviewing clients, preparing cases, Service, not for Child Protective Services,” she said. “My expe- engaging with opposing lawyers, and making presentations rience in El Paso convinced me that cases involving children to judges. “It’s great to see such a phenomenal group of young are the most important ones that are heard in the courthouse. people taking on this important work,” she said, “and the Law They don’t get as much publicity on television or in newspapers School’s commitment to the quality of their clinical experience as some other cases, but they can protect young lives that are is very impressive to me. It’s one thing to offer clinics, but it’s being shattered through no fault of their own.” another to strongly back them with resources and respect, the “I didn’t really expect to become a litigator during law way it’s done here. Some of the Clinic students might make school,” she added, “but it was important to me to be able to careers in this aspect of the law, and that will be wonderful. And stand up for these children. I’m proud to say that I have been some may work elsewhere, but maybe they’ll be more inclined able to help children in terrible circumstances, some that were to take cases like this as part of their pro bono opportunities. being sexually abused by both their parents, one that was in a In any event, the legal world is gaining some gifted, committed home with a mother who had already been accused of—and young attorneys with excellent lawyering skills.”—JdeJ later was convicted of—killing her other child. In some ways the cases all run together as a nightmare of horrors, and in other ways each one is indelibly individual.” Because her passion is backed up by deep expertise, Strauch often is asked to speak at seminars and workshops for legal practitioners. The groups she has addressed include the Texas County and District Attorney’s Association, Court Appointed Special Advocates of Travis County, and Court Appointed Fam- ily Attorneys.

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UTLaw24-33_FINAL.indd 31 11/14/07 10:05:33 PM UT Law Welcomes the New Foundation Board President: Bob Grable

Robert C. Grable Glen Ellman

BOB GRABLE,’71, A PARTNER in Kelly Hart & Hall- including government concessions and operations in Europe man LLP, has been elected president of The University of Texas and the Middle East. Law School Foundation Board of Trustees, effective November Besides his successful legal practice, Grable is an avid golfer, 2007. Grable was elected to the Board in 2002, and he has and he has far-ranging interests in the visual and performing served as its vice-president since 2005. arts, horticulture, and travel. “Bob is Jeffersonian in the breadth At Kelly Hart & Hallman, Grable heads the Energy practice and depth of his curiosity, intellect, and involvement in the group, and is one of the fi rm’s seven founding members. Born world around him,” said Dean Lawrence Sager. “I am proud in San Antonio and reared in Dallas, he obtained his bach- that he is an alumnus of UT Law School, and grateful that he elor of arts from Southern Methodist University in 1968 and is using his formidable talents in the service of our school. I graduated with high honors in 1971 from the University of very much look forward to working with him.” Texas School of Law, where he was a member of Order of the Grable assumes the presidency of the Foundation Board at Coif, an associate editor of the Texas Law Review, and Grand a time of great promise and opportunity for the Law School. Chancellor of his class. As part of UT-Austin’s upcoming capital campaign, UT Law Grable’s legal practice consists largely of representing clients will launch the most ambitious fundraising effort in its history in litigation and administrative hearings involving various facets to secure its position and its future as one of the nation’s elite of the oil and gas industry. He has represented independent centers of legal education. Grable and the entire Foundation producers, major oil companies, pipelines, and royalty own- Board of Trustees will be on the leading edge of this critically ers in a wide variety of litigation in state and federal trial and important enterprise. appellate courts and before state and federal administrative In addition to his service to the Law School, Grable is a agencies. He is counsel of record in over thirty appellate member of the McDonald Observatory and Astronomy Board decisions, including fi ve signifi cant oil and gas opinions of of Visitors at The University of Texas at Austin. He is also the Texas Supreme Court, in all of which he represented the a member of the University’s Development Board and the prevailing party. Chancellor’s Council Executive Committee for the UT System. Although Grable’s practice principally involves legal matters Grable is a former Chairman and member of the Manage- arising in domestic on-shore activities, he also has represented ment Committee of the Texas Ballet Theatre. He and his wife, clients in certain aspects of international oil and gas operations, Marty, live in Fort Worth, Texas, and have two grown children.

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UTLaw24-33_FINAL.indd 32 11/14/07 10:05:34 PM A Tribute to C. KennethRoberts

C. Kenneth Roberts Rocky KnetenRocky

KEN ROBERTS, ’51, PRESIDENT of The University in 1954. In 1979, he was named General Counsel of Exxon USA of Texas Law School Foundation for the past two years and in Houston and in 1992, he became Vice President and General its vice-president for the preceding four years, will step down Counsel of Exxon Corporation in Dallas, retiring in 1995. from his current offi ce in November 2007. He will continue to Roberts has served as Chairman of API’s General Committee serve as a trustee of the Foundation. Roberts, who joined the on Law, a member of the Board of Directors of Landmark Legal Board as a Life Member Trustee in 1993, has also served on the Foundation, and a member of the Board of the Institute on organization’s Executive Committee and as chair of its Audit Court Management and the National Center for State Courts. Committee. Roberts is credited with clarifying and strengthen- He is a member of the Association of General Counsel, and ing the accounting and administrative practices and procedures a member of the Board of the American Arbitration Asso- of the Foundation, improving the position of the Law School’s ciation. He is also a Fellow of the American and Texas Bar permanent endowment (which the Foundation Board over- Foundations. sees) in a volatile marketplace, and better equipping the Board In 1993, Roberts received the Outstanding Alumnus Award as a whole to perform its fi duciary responsibilities. from The University of Texas Law Alumni Association. In 2005, “Ken’s business and professional background with Exxon Mobil the Law School recognized Roberts and his wife, Cary, BA ’50, made him of invaluable assistance to me during my four years as with the dedication of the Cary and Kenneth Roberts Seminar President of the Foundation,” said David Beck, ’65, who preceded Room. In addition to their many years of volunteer service to Roberts as president. “In addition, during his tenure as president, the Law School, the Roberts’ generosity has been longstanding his good judgment and dedication to our law school guided us as and abundant. They have contributed a signifi cant amount of we faced some diffi cult issues. It seems like he was always traveling their personal fortune to the work of the Law School over the to Austin to make certain that the Foundation was operating on last several decades. a sound business basis. He has done a terrifi c job for us.” “We are grateful beyond measure to Cary and Ken for their Roberts earned his undergraduate degree in business from generosity and service to the Law School,” said Dean Lawrence UT-Austin then graduated from The University of Texas School Sager. “I have great respect for Ken’s devotion to our school of Law in 1951 and received his Masters of Law in 1953, also from and for his willingness to spend both his time and his treasure UT. Following service with the U.S. Army, he joined the Exxon in advancing the interests of, and supporting the ambitions Company, USA (then Humble Oil) Law Department in Houston we have for, UT Law.”—TH

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Center for Women in Law Law Partners

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SCHOOL OF LAW IN 2001 LOEFFLER TUGGEY Pauerstein Rosenthal announces the establishment of a new center focused on LLP inaugurated the Law Partners Program with a pledge issues affecting women law students and women lawyers. of an annual gift to the Law School for each of ten years. The brainchild of six UT Law alumni—Linda Addison, ’76, From that initial gift, the Law Partners Program has grown Nina Cortell, ’76, Sylvia de Leon, ’76, Laura Hagen, ’76, to become an important resource for our school. There are Vicki Land, ’76, and Martha Smiley, ’72—the Center now three sponsorship levels within the Law Partners Program. has thirty women who have each pledged $50,000 to create Platinum Law Partners pledge a gift of $50,000 per year this fi rst-of-its-kind resource at any American law school. for ten years, Gold Law Partners pledge $30,000 per year The Center for Women in Law will bring together expe- for ten years, and Silver Law Partners pledge $10,000 per rienced women lawyers, academicians, public offi cials, and year for ten years. other professionals to foster professional development through training and mentoring; enhance networking and PLATINUM SPONSORS SILVER SPONSORS career advancement; establish and promote best practices Loeffl er Tuggey Pauerstein Baldwin & Baldwin LLP for law fi rms, businesses, and other professional organiza- Rosenthal LLP David J. Beck tions for the advancement and retention of women; provide Susman Godfrey LLP Brenda and Joe Cialone a center for academic research; and support women lawyers Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Jeanne and Tom Cunningham as they advance in their careers. Davis, Cedillo & Mendoza Inc. GOLD SPONSORS Robert C. Grable THE THIRTY FOUNDERS ARE: Baker Botts LLP Duke R. Ligon Linda Addison, ‘76 Norma L. Fink Huffaker, ’58* Fulbright & Jaworski LLP Joe R. and Teresa Lozano Long Marcia Backus, ‘83 Tracey Kennedy, ‘90 Haynes and Boone LLP Richard T. McMillan Melanie Barnes, ‘81 Chris LaFollette Hobby Family Foundation Schwartz & Schwartz Laura Beckworth, ‘83 Cathy Lamboley, ‘79 Locke Liddell & Sapp LLP Charles Henry Still Linda Broocks, ‘78 Vicki Land, ‘76 Cary and Kenneth Roberts Dori Budd, ‘83 Ann Lents, ‘74 Katy Civins, ‘75 Janiece Longoria, ‘79 Nina Cortell, ‘76 Jane Macon, ‘70 Franci Crane, ‘78 Diana Marshall, ‘73 Sylvia de Leon, ‘76 Carrin Patman, ‘82 Claudia Frost Lauren Eaton Prescott, ‘75 Michelle Goolsby, ‘83 Martha Smiley, ‘72 Laura Hagen, ‘76 Jan Summer, ‘76 Peggy Heeg Tammy Tran, ‘86 Karen Hirschman, ‘83 Gail Watkins, ‘76 *In memoriam

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UTLaw34-37_FINAL.indd 34 11/14/07 10:12:22 PM THE 2007 CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT • MAJOR GIFTS Major Gifts Richard Dale Endowed Chair in Law Jo Anna Dale Jo Anna Dale THE LAW SCHOOL thanks Jo Anna Dale, widow of John Richard Dale Pearl and George Dowell Scholarships III, BA, ’47, LLB, ’50, for her gift of $1 million to establish the Richard Dale Fund Endowed Chair in Law. John Dale died in 2006 at the age of eighty. Born George Dowell Revocable Trust Pearl Dowell Revocable Trust in Lufkin, Texas, he was a resident of Independence, Missouri at the time of his death, having spent the majority of his career as an attorney with the The George M. Fleming Law School Social Security Administration in Kansas City, and later in the Inspector Community Excellence Fund General’s Offi ce of the Health Care Financing Administration. Mr. and Mrs. Fleming Endowment Dale, married for more than thirty-fi ve years, were active in Democratic Party George M. Fleming politics and in their community. A.M. Frazier Memorial Scholarship Dean Lawrence Sager had the opportunity to thank Mrs. Dale in person Fund when he visited her in Missouri earlier this year. Her love for her late husband Estate of Margaret Elizabeth Frazier has manifested itself in a most generous gift to the Law School that provides a permanent tribute to a life lived in service of the law and rewards superior Winchester Kelso Endowed Presidential Scholarship in Law scholarship within the law faculty. Mary Armstrong Kelso Trust

Richard R. and Adele B. Lee Scholarship Fund Estate of Adele B. Lee

Gilbert I. Buddy Low Endowed Scholarship Beaumont Foundation of America

Massey Teaching Excellence Award Wayne A. Reaud Elizabeth Shatto Massey John H. Massey THE LAW SCHOOL expresses its gratitude for a $2 million gift from Wayne A. Reaud through the Beaumont Foundation of America. Half of Judge Robert M. Parker Endowed this gift created the Gilbert I. “Buddy” Low Endowed Scholarship, and the Presidential Scholarship in Law remaining $1 million was donated to complete the funding of the Judge Beaumont Foundation of America Robert M. Parker Chair in Law and to increase the size of the Judge Robert Judge Robert M. Parker Endowed M. Parker Endowed Presidential Scholarship. This generous gift helps the Chair in Law Law School provide support for fi rst-class research and scholarship, and for Beaumont Foundation of America student legal education. Reaud is the founder of the law fi rm of Reaud, Morgan & Quinn and is Bernard and Audre Rapoport Center for Human Rights and Justice known throughout the legal community as a champion of working men and Audre Jean Rapoport women. He received his law degree from Texas Tech University in 1974. Bernard Rapoport Reaud is a former member of the Lamar University Board of Regents, a The Bernard & Audre Rapoport Foundation former director of the Texas Trial Lawyers Association, and a past president of the Southeast Texas Trial Lawyers Association. He is a life fellow of the Reaud Public Interest Scholarship Program Texas Bar Association, a fellow of the International Society of Barristers, Reaud Charitable Foundation Inc. and is listed in Best Lawyers in America. Wayne Reaud

Roberta Wright Reeves Endowed Presidential Scholarship in Law Roberta Wright Reeves Trust Center for Transnational Studies “Love truth, but pardon error” M.D. Anderson Foundation —Voltaire Mark G. and Judy G. Yudof Chair in Law Please send any questions or corrections to: Joseph D. Jamail Linda Lewis, Director of Development Operations, [email protected], (512) 232-9394 Harold C. Simmons

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Baron & Budd Public Interest

Scholarships Mark Rutkowski UT Law’s Baron & Budd Scholars (left to right) Kevin Vela, Meghan Shapiro, Whitney Hill, Mi Hui Tsai, Kate Lincoln-Goldfi nch, and Kevin Little.

SIX UT LAW STUDENTS have been selected to receive Magistrate Judge Andrew W. Austin, both of the U.S. District Baron & Budd Public Interest Scholarships for the 2007–2008 Court for the Western District of Texas in Austin. academic year. The scholarship provides fi nancial support to Meghan Shapiro, ’09, will work for the Texas Defender students who commit to working 300 pro bono hours with a Service, a nonprofi t law fi rm dedicated to representing indi- non-profi t organization providing legal services to underserved gent men and women on Texas’ death row. She will assist in individuals or communities. researching and drafting pleadings in cases pending before The scholarships provide a $4,000 stipend and are made state and federal courts, the U.S. Supreme Court, and the Texas possible by a generous gift from the Baron & Budd law fi rm. Board of Pardons and Paroles. Last summer, Shapiro worked on They are administered by the William Wayne Justice Center capital cases in TDS’s Houston offi ce and with the Equal Justice for Public Interest Law at the Law School. Initiative of Alabama. Before attending law school, she partici- “We are proud to support these students as they increase pated in the ABA’s Death Penalty Moratorium Project. access to justice in our community,” said Eden Harrington, Mi Hui Tsai, ’09, will work for the Capital Area AIDS Legal Director of the Justice Center. “Baron & Budd has provided Project, which provides free legal services to low-income people our students with the chance to gain valuable experience while with HIV/AIDS. She will help review cases, assist with legal contributing 1800 hours of legal work to low-income Texans, research, and participate in special legal clinics intended to and the Law School is very grateful for the fi rm’s support.” empower women with HIV/AIDS. Tsai worked at CAALP last The following students were selected to receive Baron & summer. Budd Public Interest Scholarships: Kevin Vela, ’08, will work with the Equal Justice Center, a Whitney Hill, ’09, will work with Advocacy, Inc., a nonprofi t nonprofi t organization that assists low-income families, individ- organization dedicated to protecting and advocating for the uals, and communities with employment and civil rights issues. legal rights of Texans with disabilities. She will perform legal He will assist clients to recover unpaid wages. Last spring and research on Medicaid issues and help represent children with summer, Vela participated in the Law School’s Transnational disabilities suffering from abuse and neglect. Last summer Hill Worker Rights Clinic at the EJC. clerked for Texas RioGrande Legal Aid in Austin. Baron & Budd PC is one of the largest plaintiffs’ fi rms in the Kate Lincoln-Goldfi nch, ’08, will work with the Political country representing people exposed to toxic substances in Asylum Project of Austin, a nonprofi t dedicated to promoting their work and living environments. The fi rm established the justice for immigrants and refugees by providing free and low Baron & Budd Public Interest Scholarships at UT Law School cost legal services and education. She will work with individuals to support students engaged in pro bono work. seeking asylum. Lincoln-Goldfi nch spent last summer working The William Wayne Justice Center at UT Law is dedicated to as a law clerk for PAPA. promoting equal justice for all through legal education. The Kevin Little, ’09, will work with the Texas Civil Rights Justice Center works toward this goal by educating students Project, a nonprofi t organization that advocates for racial, and attorneys about public interest issues through confer- social, and economic equality in Texas through education ences, research projects, and clinical courses; by encouraging and litigation. Little will perform legal research and writing all students to participate in pro bono and public interest law on civil rights issues and interview potential clients. Last sum- throughout their careers; and by creating public service oppor- mer, Little interned with Judge William Wayne Justice and tunities for students and graduates.

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UTLaw34-37_FINAL.indd 36 11/14/07 10:12:22 PM THE 2007 CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT • MAJOR GIFTS 100% Giving Club

Estates and Trusts Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP, Austin Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP, Dallas Pearl and George Dowell Scholarships Fund Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP, Houston George Dowell Revocable Trust Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP, Pearl Dowell Revocable Trust San Antonio Environmental Law Clinic Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP, Washington John Newman Family Charitable Trust Andrews Kurth LLP, Austin Andrews Kurth LLP, Dallas A. M. Frazier Memorial Scholarship Fund Andrews Kurth LLP, Houston Estate of Margaret Elizabeth Frazier Andrews Kurth LLP, The Woodlands Keeton Fellow Program Bracewell & Giuliani LLP, Austin Broude Family Trust Bracewell & Giuliani LLP, Dallas Bracewell & Giuliani LLP, Houston The Law School Annual Fund Bracewell & Giuliani LLP, New York The Stanley Family Trust Bracewell & Giuliani LLP, San Antonio

Richard R. and Adele B. Lee Scholarship Fund Bracewell & Giuliani LLP, Washington Estate of Adele B. Lee Cox Smith Matthews Incorporated, San Antonio Davis, Cedillo & Mendoza Ianc., San Antonio Roberta Wright Reeves Endowed Presidential Scholarship in Law Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P., Austin Roberta Wright Reeves Trust Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P., Dallas Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P., Houston E. Wayne Thode Endowed Presidential Scholarship in Law The Betty J. Thode Revocable Trust Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P., San Antonio Haynes and Boone, LLP, Austin G. Rollie White Public Service Scholar-in-Residence Program Haynes and Boone, LLP, Dallas G. Rollie White Trust Haynes and Boone, LLP, Fort Worth Haynes and Boone, LLP, Houston William Wayne Justice Fund for Public Service David Morris Newberger Exempt Trust Haynes and Boone, LLP, Richardson Haynes and Boone, LLP, San Antonio Winchester Kelso Endowed Presidential Scholarship in Law Jackson Walker L.L.P., Dallas Mary Armstrong Kelso Trust Locke Liddell & Sapp L.L.P., Austin Locke Liddell & Sapp LLP, Dallas Locke Liddell & Sapp, L.L.P., Houston Loeffl er Tuggey Pauerstein Rosenthal LLP, San Antonio Charles Alan Wright Society Mounce, Green, Myers, Safi & Galatzan, El Paso Munsch Hardt Kopf & Harr, P.C., Houston Susman Godfrey LLP, Dallas Susman Godfrey LLP, Houston Susman Godfrey LLP, Seattle GOLD LEVEL Vinson & Elkins L.L.P., Houston Michelle and Bryan Goolsby Vinson & Elkins LLP, Austin Anonymous Vinson & Elkins LLP, Dallas Vinson & Elkins LLP, London Vinson & Elkins LLP, New York SILVER LEVEL Vinson & Elkins LLP, Washington Richard Frankel Weil Gotshal & Manges LLP, Redwood Shores Stephen M. Hackerman Weil Gotshal & Manges, LLP, Austin Stephen Tatum Weil Gotshal & Manges, LLP, Dallas Weil Gotshal & Manges, LLP, Houston Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP, New York Larry Murphy

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PLATINUM LEVEL John B. Strasburger, 1989 Frederick E. Black, 1986 Hector De Leon, 1973 S. Jack Balagia Jr., 1976 Jane Nenninger Bland, 1990 Adam Robert Dell, 1995 ExxonMobil Foundation in honor BRONZE LEVEL Ernest J. Blansfi eld Jr., 1989 Karl G. Dial, 1983 of C. Kenneth Roberts, 1951 Marilyn Aboussie, 1973 Ed Bluestein Jr., 1958 W. Gordon Dickinson II, 1965 Barry Abrams, 1978 Thomas K. Boone, 1975 Gregory L. Dillion, 1980 GOLD LEVEL Derek A. Adame, 1994 Charles D. Boston, 1956 A. Erin Dwyer, 1980 Roger Bonney, 1956 John Robert Adamson, 1959 Terree Allan Bowers, 1979 Billy Coe Dyer, 1985 Otis Carroll, 1974 Ruth Kelleher Agather, 1988 A. William Brackett, 1965 W. Robert Dyer Jr., 1969 Donald Gaffney, 1978 William V. Aleshire, 2001 Richard R. Brann, 1968 Alfred H. Ebert Jr., 1959 Robin Gibbs, 1971 Adolfo Alvarez Jr., 1983 Julie Ermis Briggs, 1999 Richard L. Edmonson, 1977 Kenneth R. Glaser, 1964 David A. Anderson, 1971 L. E. Brizzolara III, 1980 Paul R. Elliott, 1989 George F. Goolsby, 1974 Ken Andrews, 1964 Linda J. Broocks, 1978 Bill Ellis Jr., 1966 William P. Hallman Jr., 1967 J. Gaylord Armstrong, 1968 John S. Broude, 1975 Richard L. Ellison, 1980 Edward S. Knight, 1976 W. Jewel Arrington, 1981 John G. Browning, 1989 Gary L. Ewell, 1978 Mike A. Myers, 1963 Thomas L. Ausley, 1968 Molly Cagle, 1981 John W. Fainter Jr., 1963 Nick C. Nichols, 1961 Marcia E. Backus, 1983 Wilson Calhoun, 1982 Larry Fallek, 1965 Knox D. Nunnally, 1968 J. Douglas Bacon, 1983 David N. Calvillo, 1989 Robert C. Feldman, 1973 Lauren Eaton Prescott, 1975 James A. Baker IV, 1981 Larry A. Campagna, 1977 J. Philip Ferguson, 1970 John L. Roach, 1951 W. Kirk Baker, 1987 Patrick H. Cantilo, 1980 David T. Field, 1990 Brent M. Rosenthal, 1980 J. Gentry Barden, 1986 Stephen P. Carrigan, 1980 Thomas C. Fitzhugh III, 1976 Darrell Barger, 1974 John R. Castle Jr., 1967 Edward H. Forgotson, 1960 SILVER LEVEL Doron M. Bar-Levav, 1979 Arthur T. Catterall, 1989 Michael J. Fourticq, 1967 Scott J. Atlas, 1975 James B. Barlow, 1963 William H. Caudill, 1978 Kelly Frels, 1970 Reagan M. Brown, 1981 E. William Barnett, 1958 Grayson R. Cecil, 1981 Nancy Wyman Furney, 1983 Jeremy W. Dickens, 1987 Nicolas G. Barzoukas, 1992 Susan Chadick, 1972 Bruce E. Garlick, 1992 Robert A. Estrada, 1983 John W. Bassett, 1964 John H. Chamberlain, 1973 David A. Garza, 1996 Henry Flores, 1992 Raymond J. Batla Jr., 1973 Joseph A. Cialone, 1972 Abigail W. Giraud, 2005 D. Gilbert Friedlander, 1971 Frank Ed Bayouth II, 1990 Conor M. Civins, 2003 William Giraud, 2005 Daniel O. Goforth, 1970 David J. Beck, 1965 Jeff Civins, 1975 Cullen M. Godfrey, 1970 Betteann Fitt Hultgren, 1983 Jerry A. Bell Jr., 1977 Katy M. Civins, 1975 R. Kinnan Golemon, 1967 Thomas F. Hunter Jr., 1982 R. Terry Bell, 1970 Jamie H. Clements, 1955 Alejandro Gonzalez, 2003 Ralph I. Miller, 1972 Leslie Anne Benitez, 1977 Bradley D. Coburn, 2002 John A. Graml, 1965 Thomas A. Roberts Stephen A. Best, 1989 John P. Cogan Jr., 1968 Jesse J. Green, 1986 Glen A. Rosenbaum, 1972 Jim Bickham, 1990 Robert M. Cohan, 1973 Marc E. Grossberg, 1965 Martha E. Smiley, 1972 R. Doak Bishop, 1976 Dorene B. Cohen, 1990 John A. Guerra, 1988 Gregory S. Coleman, 1992 Kathy B. Guy, 1978 Robert W. Coleman, 1968 T. Ray Guy, 1976 Scarlett E. Collings, 1997 Matthew T. Hagan, 1991 Michael L. Cook, 1968 Ernst A. Halperin, 1994 R. Scott Cook, 2003 Kurt J. Hamrock, 1992 Kevin Gerard Corcoran, 1989 Cynthia L. Harkness, 1986 Roger Cowie, 1992 Geoffrey S. Harper, 1995 Deborah Cox, 1981 Robert S. Harrell, 1977 Sam G. Croom Jr., 1957 James B. Harris, 1978 Robert B. Crotty, 1976 Grant J. Harvey, 1990 Berry P. Crowley, 1971 Kenneth G. Hawari, 1984 Robert G. Croyle Jr., 1968 Jack W. Hawkins, 1959 Neal S. Cukerbaum, 1977 Brad B. Hawley, 1982 Robert A. Curry, 1975 Keith L. Head, 1983 Blair Dancy, 1997 David J. Healey, 1985 Josiah M. Daniel III, 1978 Daniel K. Hedges, 1974 Mark Rutkowski Joseph Thomas Davidson III, 1980 Rebecca R. Henderson, 1995 Rufus Oliver, ’72, and Jack Ratliff, ’62, at UT Law’s 2007 Reunion celebration Platt W. Davis III, 1970 Matthew B. Henneman, 1994

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UTLaw38-79_FINAL.indd 38 11/14/07 10:33:08 PM THE 2007 CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT • MAJOR GIFTS Trisha Hensley, 1989 Macy A. Melton, 1988 Mack Ray Hernandez, 1970 Robin A. Melvin, 1981 Jack B. Hicks, 1987 Kimberley Mickelson, 1986 J. Lanham Higginbotham III, 1975 Peter E. Mims, 1985 John L. Hill, 1947 Margaret Garner Mirabal, 1975 Karen L. Hirschman, 1983 John S. Moody, 1973 Curtis D. Hodgson, 1978 Lonny D. Morrison, 1968 Annabel Hoffman, 1991 Terri H. Motl, 1981 Joseph A. Hoffman, 1981 Howard F. Naughton Jr., 1958 Jennifer Bruch Hogan, 1985 Bill Neary, 1955 F. Franklin Honea II, 1976 Hunter Nelson, 1979 H. Kate Hopkins, 1980 J. Nick Netherton, 1976 Robert Howard, 1940 Milam Foster Newby, 2003 Elizabeth C. Huddleston, 2006 Eric J. Nichols, 1989 Tom Hudson, 1974 Marsha M. Nichols, 1989

R. Joe Hull, 1969 John M. Nolan, 1973 Mark Rutkowski Monty Humble, 1976 Michael K. Oldham, 1996 Berry Crowley, ’72, and Jimmy Brill, ’57, at UT Law’s 2007 Reunion celebration Kameron D. Johnson, 1992 John Osborne, 1981 Frank G. Jones, 1966 Leslie Oster John Page Keeton Betty R. Owens, 1988 Scott E. Rozzell, 1975 Thomas M. Susman, 1967 Dee J. Kelly Jr., 1985 Patrick C. Oxford, 1967 M. Frank Russell, 1973 Marc S. Tabolsky, 2002 Tracey A. Kennedy, 1990 Elizabeth Collum Ozmun, 1987 Maidie Ryan, 2001 Michael W. Tankersley, 1980 Hugh F. King, 1950 Scott A. Ozmun, 1985 Jaime A. Saenz, 1986 John H. Tate II, 1972 Ronald Kirk, 1979 John M. Padilla, 1994 James B. Sales, 1960 Milton Y. Tate Jr., 1963 Edward S. Knight, 1976 Bliss Burdett Pak, 1996 Susan V. Sample, 1991 Donald R. Taylor, 1975 Larry D. Knippa, 1966 Christine L. Palmer, 1996 Gerald J. Sanders, 1980 Kristie M. Tice, 1996 Richard S. Krumholz, 1992 Theodore W. Paris, 1988 Charles A. Saunders, 1945 Michael J. Tomsu, 1986 Peter G. Kumpe, 1972 James A. Parker, 1962 Josh B. Schaffer, 2002 Warren F. Tracy, 1968 William L. LaFuze, 1973 Christopher John Parton, 1994 Randy Schaffer, 1973 Ellis L. Tudzin, 1972 Kathleen C. Lake, 1980 Barbara A. Pate, 1978 P. M. Schenkkan, 1975 James P. Tuite, 1973 Douglas Laycock Michael L. Pate, 1975 Brett A. Schrader, 1998 Laura Crowe Turley, 1991 Robert B. Little, 1998 David S. Peck, 1998 Marcus F. Schwartz, 1973 Paul J. VanOsselaer, 1975 Jeff B. Love, 1976 Lisa H. Pennington, 1983 Robert A. Sewell, 1969 William R. Volk, 1975 James R. Lovelace, 1990 Hector C. Perez, 1972 Karen Patton Seymour, 1986 Cindy Walker, 1996 Wales H. Madden Jr., 1952 James I. Perkins, 1963 Daniel W. Sharp, 2001 Mark C. Walker, 1985 Stevens F. Mafrige, 1960 Michael W. Perrin, 1971 A. Haag Sherman, 1992 Larry A. Walraven, 1989 L. Price Manford, 1976 Brian Peterman, 1993 Eden P. Sholeen, 1993 Robert C. Walters, 1983 Neal S. Manne, 1980 Joseph Pevsner, 1982 Jonathan B. Skidmore, 1983 D. Gibson Walton, 1975 Christine Marcin Michael Phillips, 1969 Charlotte Tonroy Slack, 1953 John C. Wander, 1994 Michael Paul Marcin, 1994 Michael J. Piuze, 1971 David P. Smith, 1968 James L. Ware, 1975 Peter Dermot Marketos, 1999 Don C. Plattsmier, 1968 James E. Smith, 1982 Laura P. Washburn, 1994 Wendy Marsh, 1967 Jennifer Barrett Poppe, 1998 Paul H. Smith, 1951 Chris Weinstock, 1992 John H. Martin, 1974 Reagan D. Pratt, 1993 Robert Lee Smith, 1968 Milton H. West Jr., 1939 Lloyd C. Martin, 1962 C. Lane Prickett, 1991 Scott F. Smith, 1980 Stephen Westermann, 1992 Mario J. Martinez, 1963 Yvonne K. Puig, 1978 Julien R. Smythe, 1991 Andrew C. Whitaker, 1991 Eric H. Marye, 1997 James Stephen Quinn, 1973 Martin A. Sosland, 1983 Clifford L. Whitehill, 1957 Guy E. Matthews, 1964 Shawn L. Raymond, 1999 Rex J. Spivey, 1965 Harry G. Wiederspahn, 1956 Sharon M. Mattox, 1981 Alan H. Raynor, 1973 Marc R. Stanley, 1982 Del Williams, 1985 Henry S. May Jr., 1971 John R. Rebman, 1957 Alisa Terrell Starbird, 1983 Mary Pearl Williams, 1949 Florence P. Mayne, 1986 Joe W. Redden Jr., 1975 Ana Marie Stern, 1969 Mary Pat Wilson, 1977 David R. McAtee, 1967 Harry L. Reed, 1948 Ann Barnett Stern, 1982 Stanley P. Wilson, 1948 C. H. McCall, 1961 James A. Reeder Jr., 1989 Karl S. Stern, 1982 Gene M. Woodfi n, 1940 John B. McClane, 1958 Penny P. Reid, 1989 David R. Stevenson, 1975 Arthur Wright, 1971 Mike McConnell, 1975 Russell L. Reid Jr., 1989 Katrina Price Stilwell, 1998 Larry F. York, 1964 Thomas R. McDade, 1962 Drew Matlock Reining, 1971 David T. Stitt, 1969 Deyonna D. Young, 1977 Charles B. McFarland, 1995 Spencer C. Relyea, 1959 Macey Reasoner Stokes, 1993 Adam J. Zaner, 1994 Marcie Allred McFarland, 2000 Jacqueline Rizik, 1953 Robert J. Stokes Jr., 1994 Karin M. Zaner, 1994 D. Davin McGinnis, 2000 Carolyn Roch, 1994 Ralph M. Stone, 1990 Hilary Zarrow, 1983 Gary V. McGowan, 1973 Daniel B. Rodriguez J. Lindsay Stradley Jr., 1973 Scott F. Zarrow, 1983 H. Carson McKowen, 2004 Sandra Garza Rodriguez, 1994 Thomas L. Strickland, 1977 Brian T. McLaughlin, 1986 Robert Lawrence Rouder, 2002 David Stubbeman, 1963 Claire Webber McLaurin, 1983 Daniel Routman, 1985 Teresa A. Sullivan Charles E. Meacham, 1988 Keith A. Rowley, 1992 Robert R. Summerhays, 1994

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Linda L. Aaker, 1974 Angelica Garza Alfaro, 2003 Nancy J. Appleby, 1977 Rex G. Baker III, 1977 Nelson D. Abell III, 1973 Gary E. Alfred, 1998 Michael G. Appleman, 1993 Robert W. Baker, 1981 Marilyn Aboussie, 1974 Christopher B. Allen, 1972 Edwin Takeshi Aradi, 2000 W. Kirk Baker, 1987 Richard Tanal Aboussie, 1973 Tom P. Allen, 1983 Argonaut Group, Inc. Yuliya V. Balabon, 2002 Tanal Albert Aboussie, 1939 William T. Allison II, 1965 Kelesha Fowler Armand, 1997 S. Jack Balagia Jr., 1976 Elizabeth Abraham, 2003 John W. Alloway, 1972 Bob Armstrong, 1958 Brenda L. Baldwin Andrew M. Abrameit, 2006 Dustin Jacob Almaguer, 2006 J. Gaylord Armstrong, 1968 John T. Baldwin, 1981 Barry Abrams, 1978 Arthur R. Almquist, 1977 Robert K. Arnett Jr., 1976 Elizabeth Bonner Ball Accenture Foundation, Inc. Robert C. Alspach, 2002 Beverly Bintliff Arnold Burt Ballanfant, 1972 Ace Custom Tailors James M. Alsup, 1964 Daniel C. Arnold, 1953 Sandra Ballases Denise A. Acebo-Hansen, 1992 Jim Alsup, 1974 Frank Arnold, 1979 Vera Richardson Bangs, 1979 Mircea Achiriloaie, 2002 Stephen R. Alton, 1981 David J. Aronofsky, 1982 Patrick L. Banis, 2001 Laurie T. Ackermann, 1999 Altria Group, Inc. Joseph Arrambide, 1993 Bank of America Foundation Timothy G. Ackermann, 1997 Adolfo Alvarez Jr., 1983 Amanda A. Arriaga, 2004 James A. Bannerot, 1969 Thomas J. Adair, 2005 Arturo A. Alvarez III, 1986 Scott J. Arrington, 1995 Timothy H. Bannwolf, 1988 Derek A. Adame, 1994 Virginia Coil Alverson, 2003 W. Jewel Arrington, 1981 Shelley Barber, 1990 Conrad Adams, 2002 Henry J. Amen III, 1976 Betty R. Arvin, 1988 Eric Barbosa, 2002 H. Stanford Adams Jr., 2003 Matthew Hayward Ammerman, 1997 Nathelie D. Ashby, 2006 David Barbour, 1974 L. Money Adams Jr., 1962 Monica Amparo, 1988 G. Luke Ashley, 1974 Justin J. Barbour, 2006 R. Clark Adams, 1980 Amber L. Anderson, 1997 Curtis R. Ashmos, 1979 Larry Barbour, 1977 John Robert Adamson, 1959 Arthur J. Anderson, 1983 Kenneth Ashton, 2001 Barclays Capital John S. Adcock, 1994 Betsy Anderson, 1978 Cristina C. Ashworth, 2002 J. Gentry Barden, 1986 Frederick W. Addison III, 1977 David A. Anderson, 1972 Scott B. Aston, 1983 Darrell Barger, 1974 J. Cullen Aderhold, 1979 Doris Ehlinger Anderson, 1951 AT&T Inc. Foundation Holly M. Barker, 2006 David J. Adkins, 1974 Edmund T. Anderson IV, 1971 AT&T, Inc. Bar-Levav Family Foundation R. Wade Adkins, 1959 Jeanine Anderson, 1995 Henry Atkinson Jr., 1951 Doron M. Bar-Levav, 1979 Thomas W. Adkins, 1982 Joe Edward Anderson, 1959 Scott J. Atlas, 1975 James B. Barlow, 1963 Stephen I. Adler, 1982 Lise E. Anderson, 1981 Thomas L. Ausley, 1968 Ben Barnes Thomas G. Adler, 1973 Mary Elizabeth Anderson, 1990 Austin Community Foundation Douglas Allan Barnes, 2005 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. Paul E. Anderson, 1984 Andrew Austin, 1985 Melanie H. Barnes, 1981 Ruth Kelleher Agather, 1988 Raymond Anderson, 1956 Jeff W. Autrey, 1971 P. Louisa Barnes, 1981 Louis Agnese, 2003 Robert A. Anderson, 1961 Jessica Averitt, 2003 Thomas G. Barnes, 1970 Michael L. Agnese, 2006 Robert A. & Kathey K. Anderson Albert R. Axe Jr., 1979 E. William Barnett, 1958 Ivonne Aguilera, 2006 Foundation Wilbur Aylor, 1982 Shelbi L. Barnhouse, 2000 Christopher Wayne Ahart, 2002 Isabel S. Andrade, 2005 G. William Baab, 1967 Andrew Barr, 1966 AIM Foundation, Inc. Andrews Kurth LLP Jack L. Baber, 1969 Mario A. Barrera, 1984 Jennifer P. Ainsworth, 1992 Brannon F. Andrews, 2003 Marcia E. Backus, 1983 Michelle Michaels Barrera, 2003 Carroll M. Akard Gina B. Andrews, 1997 J. Douglas Bacon, 1983 Ruben R. Barrera, 1982 John C. Akard, 1957 Kay Andrews, 1984 Allen J. Baden, 1985 Michael C. Barrett, 1998 Steve R. Akers, 1977 Ken Andrews, 1964 Corynn P. Badger, 2005 Rene R. Barrientos, 1978 Akin Gump Strauss Hauer Sally S. Andrews, 1984 James Robert Bailey, 1982 Michael M. Barron, 1972 & Feld LLP Stafford E. Andrews, 1953 Lorne D. Bain, 1969 Charles K. Barrow, 1970 Alamo South Lamar, LP Susan Stoler Andrews, 1985 Emilie P. Baine, 2000 Anthony A. Barrueta, 1991 Raymond P. Albrecht, 1983 Zeena T. Angadicheril, 2005 Susan E. Baird, 1990 Carl R. Barry, 2002 Alan Albright, 1984 Stephen Angle, 1974 Richard Owen Baish, 1972 Thomas J. Barry, 1980 Victor Alcorta III, 1995 Michael W. Anglin, 1976 Yusuf A. Bajwa, 2005 Marc W. Barta, 1977 Jay Ronald Aldis, 1992 Sheldon Anisman, 1957 Baker Hughes Foundation Carolyn Gutierrez Bartelli, 2002 Susana I. Aleman, 1984 Everett L. Anschutz Jr., 1967 Gregory L. Baker, 1978 Gail Anne Bartlett, 1975 William V. Aleshire, 2001 Thomas K. Anson, 1980 James A. Baker IV, 1981 Spencer F. Bartlett, 2003 Fields Alexander, 1992 Arthur E. Anthony, 1997 Lang Anderson Baker, 1971 Robert R. Barton, 1960 William H. Alexander, 2005 Antina Resources Malcolm G. Baker Jr., 1963 Warren D. Barton, 1949

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UTLaw38-79_FINAL.indd 40 11/14/07 10:33:15 PM THE 2007 CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT • ANNUAL FUND Nicolas G. Barzoukas, 1992 Elizabeth Black Berry, 1985 Thomas K. Boone, 1975 Patricia T. Brennan James D. Baskin III, 1978 Michael R. Berry, 1987 Margaret T. Boren, 2004 Mark E. Brewton, 2003 Larry Baskind, 1973 Susan Ruppert Bertoni, 1993 Amanda L. Borichevsky, 2005 David E. Brice, 2005 Robert C. Bass Jr., 1977 James A. Besselman, 1967 Kevin G. Boris, 2003 John W. Bridger, 1985 Bassett Charitable Foundation Stephen A. Best, 1989 Winston L. Borum, 1972 Kamela Bridges, 1991 John W. Bassett, 1964 S. I. Betzer Jr., 1970 Stephanie E. Boscaino, 1997 Julie Ermis Briggs, 1999 Cynthia L. Bast, 1991 J. W. Beverly, 1990 Benjamin L. Bosell, 2005 Walter L. Brignon, 1978 Thomas G. Bateman Jr., 1981 Leena B. Bhakta, 2001 Theresa Bossard Philip Brin, 1935 Jeffrey Jarrett Bates, 2003 Katherine Burghard Bialo, 1979 Charles D. Boston, 1956 Allen H. Brisch, 2001 Raymond J. Batla Jr., 1973 Robert F. Biard, 1986 Alan R. Boswell, 2005 Valarie S. Bristol, 1989 S. Meade Bauer, 1982 Stephen D. Bickel, 1965 Rachel Lynn Bosworth, 2006 George Everett Britt, 1997 Barbara Bauernfeind, 1982 Steve Bickerstaff, 1976 Ryan A. Botkin, 1995 L. E. Brizzolara III, 1980 G. Todd Baugh, 1967 Maria E. Bickerton, 2001 James A. Bouligny, 1960 Dianne S. Brode, 1985 Alissa L. Baum, 1993 Jim Bickham, 1990 Herman Bouma, 1979 Pete Broderick, 1987 Bruce Francis Baxter, 1976 Jonathan T. Bickham, 1983 Glenda B. Boverie, 1974 Travis C. Broesche, 1966 George H. Baxter, 2001 Neil A. Bickley, 1976 Alice Elaine Bower, 1979 John H. Broocks III, 1953 Frank Ed Bayouth II, 1990 Thomas S. Biemer, 1991 Eric K. Bowers, 2004 Linda J. Broocks, 1978 Richard Van Bays, 1984 Robyn Lynn Bigelow, 2001 Terree Allan Bowers, 1979 C. Carrick Brooke-Davidson, 1985 Ron Baze, 1998 Michael J. Biles, 1996 Mark Bowie, 1992 Jonetta Lyn Brooks, 1988 John P. Beall, 1972 Karen Hunsicker Billups, 1987 Whitney A. Osters Bowling, 1999 Kay Upchurch Brooks, 1982 T. Alex Beall, 1950 James H. Bilton, 2005 Andrew Bowman, 1995 Marcus James Brooks, 2003 Jane Varner Beard, 1977 David R. Bires, 1971 Timothy Bowne, 1995 Meg Brooks, 1989 Louis H. Beard, 1943 Bryan C. Birkeland, 1976 John K. Boyce III, 1978 Nora Toohy Brooks, 1985 J. Robert Beatty, 1979 John S. Birkelbach, 1974 Jean Boyea, 1994 Thomas J. Brorby, 1961 Becky Beaver, 1977 R. Doak Bishop, 1976 Carmellia C. Boyer, 1983 Charles A. Brothers, 1965 David J. Beck, 1965 Wm. Patrick Bishop, 1976 Cue D. Boykin, 1968 Broude Family Trust Dennis Alan Beck Jr., 1997 John G. Bissell, 1971 Marshall Boykin III, 1950 John S. Broude, 1975 Regan E. Beck, 2005 Ramon D. Bissmeyer, 1993 Randall R. Boykin, 1973 John K. Broussard, 2004 Susan M. Beckage, 2004 Donald W. Bivens, 1977 James G. Boyle, 1969 Anthony W. Brown, 1986 Allison Thomas Beckham, 2005 Susan Walters Bize, 1984 John F. Boyle Jr., 1961 David H. Brown, 1975 Gary Beckworth Jr., 1968 Meredith W. Bjorck, 2001 Jim H. Bozarth, 1970 David P. Brown, 1968 John B. Beckworth, 1983 Frederick E. Black, 1986 Bracewell & Giuliani LLP Diane Lee Brown, 1988 Laura H. Beckworth, 1983 John M. Black, 1998 Gerald L. Bracht, 1976 Earnest H. Brown, 1947 Roger L. Beebe, 1966 Lisa M. Black, 1985 Catherine Earle Bracken, 1984 Gerald M. Brown, 1966 John T. Beliveau, 1997 Danya W. Blair, 1994 A. William Brackett, 1965 Hulon B. Brown, 1951 Cynthia F. Bell, 1981 Judith Reed Blakeway, 1977 James D. Braddock, 1977 J. E. Brown, 1967 Jerry A. Bell Jr., 1977 R. Dwain Blakley, 1973 John R. Braddock, 1978 Jay P. Brown, 1996 M’Lou P. Bell, 1986 Carla Margolis Blanc, 1998 Paul A. Braden, 1989 Jay W. Brown, 1984 R. Terry Bell, 1970 Jane Nenninger Bland, 1990 George E. Bradford Jr., 1990 Jeannette L. Brown, 1985 Rene F. Bell, 1982 John L. Bland, 1969 Paul D. Bradford, 1989 LaQuandra Brown, 2005 Catherine Ann Bellah, 2006 R. L. Blann, 1969 Robert H. Bradford, 1983 Lisa A. Brown, 1989 The Belmont Ernest J. Blansfi eld Jr., 1989 Ronald F. Bradshaw, 1995 Reagan M. Brown, 1981 Seth R. Belzley, 2005 Jack S. Blanton Sr., 1950 Bradz Salon & Day Spa Stuart B. Brown Jr., 1998 Flauren F. Bender, 2005 Bruce A. Blefeld, 1992 Robert N. Brailas, 1982 Tonya Moten Brown, 1987 Sommer L. Bender, 2003 Lawrence R. Blocher, 1988 Elizabeth C. Brandon, 2005 Travis W. Brown, 2005 W. Stephen Benesh, 1987 Linda Block Richard R. Brann, 1968 W. Robert Brown, 1957 Leslie Anne Benitez, 1977 Nelson R. Block, 1976 Jennifer R. Brannen, 1998 William A. Brown, 1981 Ben E. Benjamin, 1970 Katrina Ane Blodgett, 2001 James H. Brannon, 1964 David S. Browning, 1962 H. G. Bennett Jr., 1957 Brian R. Bloom, 1982 Brian C. Brantley, 2003 John G. Browning, 1989 Margaret McGloin Bennett, 1978 Amy Peterson Bloomquist, 1986 D. Clinton Brasher, 1998 James D. Brownlie, 1983 Bradley J. Benoit, 1999 Ed Bluestein Jr., 1958 Robert P. Braubach, 1977 Lou Brucculeri, 1992 Brent Benoit, 1996 Marvin E. Blum, 1978 Lesley A. Braun, 2006 Phillip T. Bruns, 1981 Bryce Benson, 2001 Norman A. Blumenthal, 1950 Clarence V. Bray, 1967 Randolph W. Bryant, 1976 Craig T. Benson, 1972 Bodhi Yoga Janet L. Bray, 1989 Steven Bryant, 2000 Mark E. Bentley, 1974 Body Business Health Club & Spa Wm. Terry Bray, 1965 James Y. Bryce, 1970 Mary Terry Benton, 1996 Christopher M. Boeck, 2005 J. Mark Brazzil, 1989 Grant E. Buce, 1969 Richard N. Berberian, 2004 John C. Boehm Jr., 1984 Breath and Body Yoga Monica Buchanan Pitrelli, 2003 Alexander B. Berger, 1997 Gabriela Boersner, 2001 Elizabeth C. Breazeale, 1990 James F. Buchanan, 1972 Edgar Joe Berger III, 2000 Thomas J. Bond Jr., 1982 Julie F. Breedlove, 1995 William Buck, 1979 Richard F. Bergner, 1958 Lola L. Bonner, 1958 Scott W. Breedlove, 1994 Martin Dennis Buckley, 1968 David Scott Berlin, 1997 Roger Bonney, 1956 Stephon D. Breedlove, 1986 Carl O. Bue Jr., 1954 Marc P. Bernat, 1971 David W. Bonser, 1987 Patrick Breeland, 1984 Roddy M. Bullock, 1996 David A. Berry, 2001 The Boone Foundation Katherine B. Brem, 1994 Stuart M. Bumpas, 1969

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UTLaw38-79_FINAL.indd 41 11/14/07 10:33:15 PM THE 2007 CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT • ANNUAL FUND James N. Bunch, 2005 Paul W. Carlisle III, 2006 William F. Burbach, 1977 John W. Carlson III, 1999 Dana A. Burch, 1979 Carmelo’s Inc. Gregory F. Burch, 1987 Donald F. Carnes, 1981 Thomas L. Burdett, 1967 Susan H. Carp, 1992 Scott G. Burdine, 1985 Stephen P. Carrigan, 1980 William B. Burge, 1952 Danford F. Carroll, 1976 Bryant W. Burke, 1985 James V. Carroll III, 1964 Miriam M. Burke, 1968 Ken Carroll, 1979 Ward R. Burke, 1939 Otis Carroll, 1974 William T. Burke, 1959 Rita R. Carroll, 1976 Hunter Burkhalter, 1992 Stephen K. Carroll, 1979 David E. Burns, 1997 Edward M. Carstarphen, 1982 Michael B. Burns, 1991 Keith C. Carter, 1950 Misty P. Burns, 1999 Craig Lanson Carver, 1972

Burroughs & Rhodes Elizabeth Ann Cash, 2003 Mark Rutkowski F. Randolph Burroughs, 1968 John Gibbon Cashman, 1956 Debby and Don Gaffney, ’77, at UT Law’s 2007 Reunion celebration Jon H. Burrows, 1976 Mark Cason, 1980 T. P. Busch, 1959 Solomon Casseb Jr., 1938 Jonathan Bush, 1996 Janet Reynolds Cassels, 1995 Mike Chibib, 1995 Gordon A. Coffee, 1984 Lindsey F. Buss, 1993 Castle Hill Specialized Fitness W. Craig Childers, 1973 J. R. Coffee, 1959 John M. Bustamante, 2003 John R. Castle Jr., 1967 David W. Childress, 1972 James A. Cogan, 2004 Gordon T. Butler, 1971 David M. Castro, 1978 Abbigail J. Chiodo, 2006 John P. Cogan Jr., 1968 Laura Peterson Butler, 1981 John D. Castro, 2006 Elizabeth M. Chipinski, 1980 Robert M. Cohan, 1973 Wendell C. Butler, 1997 Arthur T. Catterall, 1989 Lisa E. Chismire, 1985 David B. Cohen, 1983 Charles Butt Catterton Campaign Nicholas E. Chremos, 2000 Dorene B. Cohen, 1990 Stephen Robert Butter Jr., 2003 Randy Catterton, 1974 Eric J. Christ, 2005 Helene S. Cohen, 1979 Edna Butts, 1978 William H. Caudill, 1978 Floyd H. Christian Jr., 1966 Joshua Richard Cohen, 1984 George B. Butts, 1972 Frank J. Cavaliere, 1979 Andrew W. Chu, 1998 Charles Cohn Leslie Selig Byrd, 1979 Edward A. Cavazos, 1993 Keith Chunn Jr., 1965 John R. Cohn, 1988 Celeste E. Byrom, 2005 Anthony B. Cavender, 1964 Chuy’s Emily Colantino, 2003 Patrick A. Caballero, 2002 S. H. Cavin, 1953 Joseph A. Cialone, 1972 Stuart D. Colburn, 1994 Charles D. Cabaniss, 1955 Grayson R. Cecil, 1981 Ciba Specialty Chemicals Colbert N. Coldwell, 1967 John T. Cabaniss, 1966 Joseph F. Centrich, 2006 Foundation J. Tipton Cole, 1978 Thomas C. Cady, 1965 Edward A. Cerkovnik Jr., 1983 CITGO Petroleum Corporation F. J. Coleman Jr., 1972 Molly Cagle, 1981 Peter J. Cesaro, 2002 Conor M. Civins, 2003 Gregory S. Coleman, 1992 Christie Landreaux Cahoon, 2000 Susan Chadick, 1972 Jeff Civins, 1975 Lynn R. Coleman, 1964 The Cain Foundation Chris Chaffi n, 1995 Katy M. Civins, 1975 Robert W. Coleman, 1968 Raul Calderon, 1983 J. Scott Chafi n, 1975 David Andrew Clark, 1986 E. David Coligado, 1995 Lee Caldwell, 1961 John H. Chamberlain, 1973 Elliot Clark, 1999 Robert M. Collie Jr., 1972 Wilson Calhoun, 1982 Kent B. Chambers, 1993 Elloine Clark Tyree C. Collier, 1994 David N. Calvillo, 1989 Patricia Chamblin, 1978 Gregory M. Clark, 1989 Scarlett E. Collings, 1997 Aubrey Barnes Calvin, 1965 Derek Chan, 1997 Harley R. Clark, 1962 Bruce W. Collins, 1978 Claire D. Calvin, 2001 Todd R. Chandler, 1993 William H. Clark III, 1955 Bryan P. Collins, 1982 James T. Cameron, 1980 Trina Chandler, 1992 Kathryn L. Clarke Robert John Collins, 1970 Larry A. Campagna, 1977 Patty Chang, 2006 Brenda R. Clayton, 1992 Richard Paul Colquitt, 1981 John B. Campbell Jr., 2002 John D. Chapman, 1982 Joe D. Clayton, 1963 James Harrison Combs, 1997 Megan Harbison Campbell, 2002 Sheila R. Chapman Jack M. Cleaveland Jr., 1978 Camille R. Comeau, 1985 Patricia A. Campbell, 1978 Ben R. Chappell, 1975 Kathleen S. Cleaveland, 1978 Communities Foundation of Texas Anthony P. Canale, 1997 David Chappell, 1968 Jamie H. Clements, 1955 John B. Connally IV, 1997 Joe B. Cannon, 1960 Barry A. Chasnoff, 1974 George G. Clifton, 1957 John A. Connell, 1968 Susan L. Cannon, 2006 Cattleya Chatawanich, 2000 William A. Cline, 1957 William C. Conner, 1942 Patrick H. Cantilo, 1980 Carliss N. Chatman, 2004 Scot Clinton, 2004 Joseph A. Connors III, 1973 Charles L. Cantrell, 1976 La Tisha Chatman, 1997 David R. Clonts, 1991 ConocoPhillips Charles S. Cantu, 2005 Annette Chavez Lawrence Hubert Clore, 1969 William V. Conover II, 1962 Cyndi Y. Cantu, 2006 Melchor Chavez, 1963 Paul D. Clote, 1977 Patrick T. Conroy Jr., 2006 Donald G. Canuteson, 1955 Patricia Chavez, 2004 Stephen S. Coats, 1997 James C. Considine, 1971 Anne M. Capella, 1995 Charles E. Cheever Jr., 1957 Bradley D. Coburn, 2002 Luis A. Consuegra, 1980 Capra & Cavelli Alan M. Chen, 2004 James W. Coburn, 1957 Karen A. Conticello, 1999 Carlos Eduardo Cardenas, 1980 Howard Chen, 1998 The Coca-Cola Company Robert G. Converse, 1970 Joe I. Cardenas, 1962 Gisela Blohm Cherches, 1988 Ann T. Cochran, 1976 J. Rowland Cook, 1965 Christie L. Cardon, 2002 Chevron Corporation Fielding B. Cochran III, 1975 Jeremy J. Cook, 2005 Janet R. Carl, 1992 Eilin Jiunru Chiang, 1997 William Coe, 1994 Michael L. Cook, 1968

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UTLaw38-79_FINAL.indd 42 11/14/07 10:33:15 PM THE 2007 CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT • ANNUAL FUND R. Scott Cook, 2003 John C. Culpepper Jr., 1963 Eduardo E. de Ases, 1959 E. Scot Dixon, 1993 Ronald E. Cook, 1976 Eric Christian Cummings, 2006 Donald A. De Candia, 1989 Harva R. Dockery, 1980 Thomas Cook, 1961 Meredith Cunningham, 1999 Monica A. De La Paz, 2002 Stanley F. Dodd, 1956 Alan H. Cooper, 1974 Tom Alan Cunningham, 1974 Benjamin S. De Leon, 2004 Douglas D. Dodds, 1986 Keith L. Cooper, 2002 John F. Curry, 1987 Hector De Leon, 1973 Jessica H. Dodson, 2005 Terence M. Cooper, 1997 Robert A. Curry, 1975 Robert A. De Witt, 1966 Goldie C. Domingue, 1986 Elizabeth Copeland, 1992 Kenneth E. Curtiss, 1987 David DeAnda, 2000 Dona Emilia’s South American Morgan L. Copeland, 1952 Jenice L. Cutler, 1986 Matthew Y. Dearman, 2005 Bar & Grill Morgan L. Copeland Jr., 1981 Trey Cutler, 1987 B. Craig Deats, 1978 Stephanie E. Donaho, 1981 Kevin Gerard Corcoran, 1989 William K. Dabaghi, 1972 Christopher J. Deeves, 1994 Craig J. Donahue, 1991 Glenn F. Cormier, 1999 Christopher E. Dack, 1970 Rebecca L. Degraw, 2005 Emily Stacy Donahue, 1987 Ryan T. Cosgrove, 2005 Terrell W. Dahlman, 1970 Dick DeGuerin, 1965 Sarah A. Donch, 1997 John S. Cossum, 1981 William S. Dahlstrom, 1986 Joshua P. Dehnke, 2004 Ray N. Donley, 1982 Gregg Costa, 1999 Andrew L. Dahm, 2004 David A. Deitch, 1985 James F. Donnell, 1986 Jennifer Paine Costa, 1996 John B. Daily, 2005 Timothy J. Deithloff, 2001 Gislar Rupert Donnenberg, 1993 Mike Cotten, 1965 Alan S. Dale, 1950 John Delaney, 1973 John C. Donovan, 1954 Traci G. Cotton, 1989 Amber M. D’Alessio, 2004 Mindel M. DeLatorre, 1984 Wes Dorman, 1994 J. Sewell Couch, 1960 The Dallas Foundation Deborah H. Delgado, 1984 Donald Patrick Dorsey, 1967 Countrywide Financial Corporation Dallas Jewish Community Dell Direct Giving Campaign Leonard H. Dougal, 1991 Keith A. Courtney, 1987 Foundation Adam Robert Dell, 1995 James S. Dougherty, 1970 James E. Cousar, 1978 Donald Michael Dalton, 1967 Denyse J Demel, 2006 Stephen H. Douglas, 1990 Covington & Burling Samuel P. Dalton, 1988 Walter E. Demond, 1977 Frank Douglass, 1958 Covington& Burling Blair Dancy, 1997 Harold R. DeMoss Jr., 1955 Christopher B. Dove, 2001 Roger Cowie, 1992 Brandon B. Danford, 2004 Will Denham, 2001 Trey Dowdy III, 1975 Jordan W. Cowman, 1988 Josiah M. Daniel III, 1978 Franklin W. Denius, 1949 Dale Dowell, 1957 Deborah Cox, 1981 Robert D. Daniel, 1976 Denman, Franklin & Denman Ryan Hedley Downton, 2002 Joseph M. Cox, 1990 Walter E. Daniel IV, 1997 Leroy G. Denman Jr., 1939 Michael P. Doyle, 1990 Emily Craft Douglas A. Daniels, 1995 Karen Denney, 2002 Stephen P. Doyle, 1976 Crain Caton & James, P.C. Elizabeth Ann Dankof, 2002 Paul W Denney, 2003 Trek Carlsand Doyle, 1994 The Crain Foundation Peter C. D’Apice, 1987 Erica Markum Dennings, 1989 Scott Paul Drake, 2000 Frank H. Crain, 1948 Eleanor Barclay Darnall, 1957 G. Richard Dent, 1985 Thomas B. Draper, 1979 Rogers L. Crain, 1978 Ralph W. Dau, 1966 David T. Denton, 2006 Brayton Dresser, 1996 Stephanie K. Crain, 1990 Donald R. Daum, 1976 Elizabeth L. Denton, 2002 Elizabeth H. Drews, 1981 Stephen B. Crain, 1990 Dave & Buster’s Aliaquanda L. Derrick, 2007 Jack Drews, 1981 Aaron R. Crane, 2005 Larry R. Daves, 1972 James V. Derrick Jr., 1970 Bettie Willerson Driver, 1970 Edmund P. Cranz, 1965 Katharine D. David, 2004 Dimple H. Desai, 1999 Walter W. Driver Jr., 1970 Cravath, Swaine & Moore Robert J. David, 1985 Paula M. Desel, 1984 Jeffery P. Drummond, 1987 Philip L. Cravens, 1969 Jennifer H. Davidow, 2000 Robin O. Dettmer, 1985 James W. Dryden, 1972 James A. Creel, 1972 Benjamin H. Davidson II, 1986 Harvey E. Deutsch, 1967 Allan K. DuBois, 1970 Creel, Sussman & Moore, L.L.P John W. Davidson, 1954 Clayton E. Devin, 1974 Michael C. Dubose, 2005 Jerry Creighton, 1954 Joseph Thomas Davidson III, 1980 Jeanne N. Devine, 1989 Mollie H. Duckworth, 2005 Ronald R. Cresswell, 1967 Robert Davidson, 1970 Melanie T. Devoe, 1998 Nicholas F. Ducoff, 2006 Brendan J. Crimmins, 2003 Anne Megan Davis, 1975 David DeWall, 1968 James H. Dudley, 1965 David P. Crist, 1983 D’Lesli M. Davis, 1990 John Dewey, 1972 Duke Energy Foundation Scott S. Crocker, 1994 Garry Davis, 2000 Steven K. DeWolf, 1978 Julie M. Dulac, 1996 Silky Ragsdale Crockett J. Russell Davis, 1970 The Dewuse Guyton Foundation Billie J. Dumas Lowry A. Crook, 1999 James Davis, 1969 Karl G. Dial, 1983 Edward W. Dunbar, 1970 John H. Crooker Jr., 1937 Jeffrey A. Davis, 1975 Joe Dibrell Jr., 1952 Sarah B. Duncan, 1984 Sam G. Croom Jr., 1957 Jimmy F. Davis, 1972 William W. Dibrell, 1990 David E. Dunham, 1988 R. Caven Crosnoe, 1966 Kevin MacDonald Davis, 1998 Jeremy W. Dickens, 1987 David G. Dunlap, 1974 Clinton F. Cross, 1968 Lawrence M. Davis, 1980 Kenneth R. Dickerson, 1960 Phil Dunlap, 1971 Robert B. Crotty, 1976 Leonard E. Davis, 1958 Martha S. Dickie, 1980 David J. Dunn, 1977 Haylie H. Crouch, 2004 Paul R. Davis Jr., 1970 W. Gordon Dickinson II, 1965 Richard L. Durbin Jr., 1980 Rodney K. Crowl, 1973 Platt W. Davis III, 1970 Cynthia Smith Diggs, 1984 Scott A. Durfee, 1988 Berry P. Crowley, 1972 Sam W. Davis Jr., 1950 Joseph C. Dilg, 1976 Desiree D. Durst, 1995 Daryl B. Crown, 1968 Sidney H. Davis Jr., 1979 Gregory C. Dillard, 2002 Diana C. Dutton, 1971 Robert G. Croyle Jr., 1968 Stephen D. Davis, 1981 Gregory L. Dillion, 1980 Madeline Dvorocsik, 1997 Brian W. Crozier, 1985 Tracy Cathleen Davis, 2004 Justin M. Dillon, 2000 A. Erin Dwyer, 1980 Samuel W. Cruse III, 2002 Tracy Lachon Davis, 1996 Mary T. Dingman, 2005 Wm. G. Dwyer, 1949 William R. Cruse, 2004 David L. Dawson, 1992 Andrew (Drew) DiNovo, 1994 Kelly M. Dybala, 1998 Pedro S. Cruz, 1983 Aaron D. Day, 2000 Carey Charles Dippel, 1968 Billy Coe Dyer, 1985 James L. Cuclis, 1981 Dewey B. Day, 2005 Rick Disney, 1977 W. Robert Dyer Jr., 1969 Neal S. Cukerbaum, 1977 Jonathan Day, 1965 Stephen D. Dix, 1975 Ann Dennis Dykes, 1972

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UTLaw38-79_FINAL.indd 43 11/14/07 10:33:18 PM THE 2007 CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT • ANNUAL FUND Osborne J. Dykes III, 1972 Christina M. Estrada Robert H. Fisher, 1957 Jeremy Bennett Freeman, 2006 Linda Eads, 1975 Janis Greger Estrada, 1970 Warren H. Fisher, 1986 Jonathan K. Frels, 2001 J. William Earle, 1972 Robert A. Estrada, 1983 William M. Fisher, 2000 Kelly Frels, 1970 Daniel George Easley, 1979 Darrick W. Eugene, 2004 Hollye C. Fisk, 1972 Richard G. Frey, 1966 East Side Cafe Eutsler Law Firm Betty and Davis Fitzgerald Philip C. Friday Jr., 1969 Kenneth E. East, 1994 Robert W. Eutsler, 1974 Foundation D. Gilbert Friedlander, 1971 S. Stacy Eastland, 1974 David M. Evans, 2001 Thomas C. Fitzhugh III, 1976 Barbara T. Friedman, 1983 Alfred H. Ebert Jr., 1959 Dawn M. Evans, 1981 Evan Fitzmaurice, 1999 Clifford L. Friedman, 1983 Jack P. Eckels, 1972 Elana Herman Evans, 2005 Don E. Fizer, 1968 Hilary Frisbie, 2004 Joseph Eckert, 1997 Mark C. Evans, 1977 Francis C. Flaherty, 1994 Larry Froelich, 1969 William R. Eckhardt III, 1940 Janis Dee Everhart, 1972 Flamingo Automotive Merillat W. Frost, 2003 Richard H. Edelman, 1981 Lisa E. Ewart, 2004 Daniel V. Flatten, 1966 Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. Edison International Gary L. Ewell, 1978 Dan A. Fleckman, 1966 John W. Fulbright, 1950 Richard L. Edmonson, 1977 Allison O. Exall, 1990 M. Michelle Fleming, 2002 Keith R. Fullenweider, 1988 Stephen Bender Edmundson, 1996 Exxon Mobil Corporation James Ernest Fletcher, 1975 Kathryn S. Fuller, 1976 Katherine B. Edwards, 1980 ExxonMobil Foundation Stacy E. Flippin, 1992 Allison Fulton, 2005 Richard A. Edwards, 1966 David Ezarik, 1977 Jack W. Flock, 1938 Jason P Fulton, 2003 Byron F. Egan, 1968 Faegre & Benson Francisco J. Flores Jr., 1967 Charles Fuquay, 1973 James F. Ehrenberg, 2001 Jason K. Fagelman, 1996 Henry Flores, 1992 W. Royal Furgeson Jr., 1967 Herbert Ehrlich, 1962 John W. Fainter Jr., 1963 Enrique Flores-Trillo, 2006 Nancy Wyman Furney, 1983 Gary W. Eiland, 1976 Larry Fallek, 1965 Flower Studio Donald Gaffney, 1977 Theresa Eilers, 1978 Michael A. Fallek, 1996 Timothy F. Foarde, 1986 Walter Denton Galbraith, 1948 El Paso Corporate Foundation Beth L. Fancsali, 1990 Larry A. Fogel, 2005 Mayo J. Galindo, 1952 Kindel L. Elam, 2004 Ronald L. Fann, 1968 Janet Follstaedt, 1994 James L. Gallagher, 1963 Allison Wiggins Elder, 1990 David Barton Fannin, 1985 Teresa I. Ford, 1992 Katherine E. Gallagher, 2002 Daniel M. Elder, 1988 Melanie Fannin, 1976 Richard A. Fordyce, 1998 Raymond Edward Gallaway Jr., 1988 David Elder, 1995 Jan E. Farley, 1974 Elizabeth J. Fore, 1997 Celestino A. Gallegos, 2003 Stephen T. Elder, 1968 Eric D. Farrell, 1995 Edward H. Forgotson, 1960 Daniel J. Galligan, 2005 Steve A. Elder, 1990 Terence Farrell, 1973 Tobey Blanton Forney, 1997 Laurie L. Gallun, 2001 Charles Eldred, 1995 Janet C. Farrer, 2005 Julie P. Forrester, 1986 Hilda C. Galvan, 1993 Jeffrey E. Eldredge, 1984 Thomas G. Farrier, 1987 John C. Foshee, 1956 David S. Gamble, 1975 Leila M. El-Hakam, 1998 Katherine Denise Farroba, 1989 Andrew J Fossum, 2006 J. Eric Gambrell, 1994 Frank W. Elliott, 1957 Warner F. Fassnidge, 1962 Charles C. Foster, 1967 Bradley R. Gammell, 1991 Paul R. Elliott, 1989 Strefan Edward Fauble, 2006 J. Holt Foster III, 1995 John E. Gangstad, 1974 Bill Ellis Jr., 1966 Brian J. Faulkner, 2005 John R. Foster, 1955 Geoffrey Gannaway, 2002 L. W. Ellis, 1971 Harry F. Faulkner III, 1973 Kathleen Weidinger Foster, 1985 Katherine T. Garber, 1988 Luke J. Ellis, 2002 Milton E. Feder, 1971 Perry T. Foster, 1965 Alejandra Garcia Garcia, 2001 Richard N. Ellis Michael L. Feighny, 1968 Michael J. Fourticq, 1967 Cara Blossom Garcia, 2006 W. Richard Ellis III, 1973 Edward K. Fein, 1965 Louis M. Fouts III, 1970 David Garcia, 1982 Richard L. Ellison, 1980 Larry B. Feldcamp, 1967 Fox & Associates LLP Gilbert G. Garcia, 1978 Michael C. Elrod, 1980 Karen K. Feldman, 1996 J. Nixon Fox III, 1984 H. S. Garcia, 1977 James Earl Elskes, 1980 Robert C. Feldman, 1973 John L. Fox, 1976 Humberto G. Garcia, 1978 Jennifer Morrice Elskes, 1979 Bradley R. Fellman, 2004 Kyle K. Fox, 1995 Oliver Garcia, 1995 Elizabeth B. Emerson, 1995 Marion Fenster, 1939 Michael W. Fox, 1975 Oscar X. Garcia, 1989 John R. Emerson, 1997 Amy M. Ferber, 2003 Paul W. Fox, 1972 Rani C. Garcia, 1995 Barry E. Engel, 1991 Brian Ferguson, 2005 Sharon S. Fox, 1984 Rodrigo Garcia Jr., 1995 Shruti D. Engstrom, 1998 J. Philip Ferguson, 1970 Susan Foxworth, 1987 Victoria M. Garcia, 1989 Chad P. Ennis, 2004 Ken Ferguson, 1977 Joe Foy Jr., 1979 Yolanda Cornejo Garcia, 1999 Emily Davis Ennis, 2006 Stephen M. Fernelius, 1991 Margaret V. Fraissinet, 1996 Gardere Wynne Sewell LLP EOG Resources, Inc. Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Philip Fraissinet, 1995 Bruce E. Garlick, 1992 Mischa Buford Epps, 1994 David T. Field, 1990 Richard J. Franchek, 1994 Bryan D. Garner, 2003 Kevin Epstein, 1994 Robert S. Field, 1995 Susan Roland Francis, 1979 Meredith White Garner, 2003 Leonard Epstein, 1982 Alan C. Fielder, 1970 Brie L. Franco, 2001 Ben Cox Garrett, 1980 Randall H. Erben, 1981 C. David Fielder, 1971 Theodore D. Frank, 1966 Karen L. Garrett, 1978 Brian K. Erickson, 1999 Jack Edward Fields, 1978 Richard Frankel, 1983 Larry B. Garrett, 2002 Kimberly B. Erlanson, 2000 Rodrigo J. Figueroa, 2004 Julene Franki, 1981 Mark T. Garrett, 1998 Ron I. Erlichman, 1998 Teresa Brickman Finer, 1983 Gregory T. Frazer, 1974 Susan L. Garrison, 1976 Edwin C. Ernst, 2005 Loretta Jo Finger, 1989 Freddie Mac Foundation Ross Spencer Garsson, 1992 K. Gregory Erwin, 1974 Mark S. Finkelstein, 1981 Robert Lynn Frederick, 1973 William L. Garwood, 1955 Thomas P. Erwin, 1975 Yale S. Finkle, 1973 Seth Freedman, 1976 David A. Garza, 1996 Erica Escobar, 2004 Dee Finley Jr., 1970 Jessica L. Freedson Joe A. Garza Jr., 1978 Mary Esther Escobedo, 1979 Stephanie R. Fisch, 2003 John R. Freeland, 1947 Rudy A. Garza, 1977 John L. Estes, 1956 Howard V. Fisher, 1984 Claude C. Freeman Jr., 1959 Colene Gaston, 1980

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UTLaw38-79_FINAL.indd 44 11/14/07 10:33:18 PM THE 2007 CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT • ANNUAL FUND Jack P. Gatewood, 1967 Alexander J. Gonzales, 1983 Lynn Knaupp Griffi n, 1982 Nancy Magner Hagquist, 1995 David R. Gavia, 1986 Liana Gonzales, 1995 David Griffi th, 1989 Christopher H. Hahn, 1993 J. Ray Gayle III, 1966 Alejandro Gonzalez, 2003 Vanessa M. Griffi th, 1994 William H. Haight, 1949 GE Foundation Audra Yolene Gonzalez, 2006 Meghan Elaine Griffi ths, 2004 Lawrence B. Haile, 1961 James E. Geary, 1958 David O. Gonzalez, 1983 Anne E. Grigg, 2001 Royce Jay Hailey Jr., 1968 Carolyn M. Gebhard, 2003 Steven P. Goodell, 1984 W. Garney Griggs, 1968 Lara D. Hajjar, 2003 Pamela F. Geiger, 2000 Kenneth D. Goodman, 1982 Robert A. Gritta, 1960 Joseph J. Halbach Jr., 1982 Vanessa V. Geil, 2005 William Ostrom Goodman, 1970 Nicole Elizabeth Grodner, 2005 Gary L. Halbert, 1986 Stephen E. Geis, 1978 Arthur Leon Goolsbee, 1967 Jill Lawrie Groff, 1988 John A. Halbleib Jr., 2001 Ashley Brooke Geller, 1999 Bryan L. Goolsby, 1977 Alicia M. Groos, 1999 Brendan Hall, 1975 General Mills Foundation George F. Goolsby, 1974 Richard J. Groos, 1984 Eric B. Hall, 1999 Susan C. Gentz, 1982 Michelle L. Goolsby, 1983 A. David Gross, 1988 Jennifer Lehmann Hall, 1997 R. James George Jr., 1969 Lekha Gopalakrishnan, 2000 Michael J. Gross, 1990 John B. Hall, 1982 Pete Geren, 1978 Jennifer M. Gore, 1996 Virginia C. Gross, 1990 Margaret D. Hall, 1988 David B. Gerger, 1985 Edwin Lombard Gorham III, 1969 Marc E. Grossberg, 1965 Scott Benjamin Hall, 1998 Robert K. German, 1952 Tom Gorham, 1999 Daniela Grosz, 2006 Robert G. Hallam, 1966 Kay A. Germiat, 1988 Susan Gorman, 1994 Liat Grosz, 2001 William P. Hallman Jr., 1967 William M. Getschow, 2006 David Gorski, 2005 Benjamin R. Guerra, 2006 Hallmark Corporate Foundation Bob Gibbins, 1961 Theodore P. Gorski Jr., 1971 John A. Guerra, 1988 Ann Wal Hallmark Lawrence B. Gibbs, 1963 Tracy L. Gostyla, 1999 David Wesley Gulley, 1965 Ernst A. Halperin, 1994 Robin Gibbs, 1971 Robert C. Grable, 1971 Richard A. Gump Jr., 1972 David G. Halpern, 1994 Frank Gibson, 1957 Andrew D. Graham, 2003 Christopher M. Gunter, 1980 Leigh K. Hamann, 1979 J. Iris Gibson, 2002 Brian Graham, 1995 J. Clifford Gunter III, 1967 Randolph Lamar Hamblin, 1981 Judson C. Gibson, 2002 David E. Graham, 1971 Kathryn Horton Gurley, 1988 Brett L. Hamilton, 1980 Machree Garrett Gibson, 1991 Deena Graham, 1994 Gary Gurwitz, 1959 Brian Conway Hamilton, 2002 Frank W. Giesber, 1962 H. E. Graham, 1969 Susan D. Gusky, 1993 Brooks Hamilton, 2004 Henry Gilchrist, 1950 Harold S. Graham Alfredo R. Gutierrez, 2003 James A. Hamilton, 1969 Neil E. Giles, 1992 Richard Grainger, 1959 Dahlia M. Gutierrez, 1985 William N. Hamilton, 1949 Rogan B. Giles III, 2007 John A. Graml, 1965 Kathy B. Guy, 1978 Kristi L. Hamlin, 2002 Lee S. Gill, 1977 Ginny Smith Granade, 1975 T. Ray Guy, 1976 Barry F. Hammond, 1969 John A. Gilliam, 1961 Katharyn A. Grant, 2005 Dewuse Guyton Jr., 1960 Charles Hampton, 1995 Paul H. Gilliam, 1979 Graves, Dougherty, Hearon & Delia J. Guzman, 1982 Kurt J. Hamrock, 1992 Jon L. Gillum, 2002 Moody, P.C. H2O Partners, Inc. Amy Sladczyk Hancock, 1997 Leah R. Gillum, 2003 James A. Graves II, 1997 Elizabeth H. Haas, 1979 Darrell D. Hancock, 1979 Edward A. Gilman, 1997 James A. Gray, 1949 Stanley B. Haas, 1979 George L. Hangs Jr., 1975 James Arnold Gilman, 1992 John F. Gray, 1967 Hackerman Frankel Marc P. Hanrahan, 1980 Abigail W. Giraud, 2005 Richard E. Gray III, 1976 Stephen M. Hackerman, 1970 Michael D. Hansen, 1995 Charles W. Giraud III, 1965 Greater Houston Community Allison Rogers Haft Lisa D. Hardie, 1997 William Giraud, 2005 Foundation Anne B Hagan, 2006 Julie A. Hardin, 1999 Kenneth R. Glaser, 1964 Danielle K. Greco, 2002 Bonnie Jean Hagan, 1974 Robert L. Hargett, 1987 Douglas B. Glass, 1974 Carl H. Green, 1976 Matthew T. Hagan, 1991 Robert G. Hargrove, 2001 John D. Glass Jr., 1955 Debra A. Green, 1991 William Fred Hagans, 1972 Cynthia L. Harkness, 1986 S. Jane Glass, 1976 G. Maynard Green, 1970 Aisha Nawaz Hagen, 1999 Eric Paul Harmon, 1998 S. Jason Glast, 1996 Jesse J. Green, 1986 Lars W. Hagen, 1999 Geoffrey S. Harper, 1995 Sam Glast, 1968 Mitchell J. Green, 1982 Melissa Ann Glaze, 2004 Roger B. Greenberg, 1970 Lawrence E. Glenn, 1977 S. Louis Greenberg, 1959 Louise A. Glenn, 1976 Gilbert A. Greene, 2004 Gary S. Glesby, 1975 Ryan D. Greene, 1999 Global Impact Michael M. Greenfi eld, 1969 David B. Gluck, 1983 Joe R. Greenhill, 1939 Cullen M. Godfrey, 1970 William D. Greenhill, 1972 Robert S. Godlewski, 1984 James Greenwood III, 1961 Patricia Fry Godley, 1979 Tolbert L. Greenwood, 1966 Lisa Y. Godwin, 2004 Jennifer Horan Greer, 1992 Daniel O. Goforth, 1970 Laura M. Greff, 2006 Lisa A. Goldberg, 1986 Aron L. Gregg, 2000 Goldman Sachs & Co. Alyson N Gregory, 2006 Jennifer Monday Goldman, 2000 Brian S. Greig, 1975 Jean A. Goldsmith Mark J. Grenader, 1975

R. Kinnan Golemon, 1967 Mark C. Griege, 1985 Mark Rutkowski Dewey J. Gonsoulin, 1954 Barbara E. Griffi n, 1991 Joann Donovan, Hal Gillespie, ’72, David Anderson, ’72, and Karen Anderson Dewey J. Gonsoulin Jr., 1991 Campbell A. Griffi n Jr., 1957 at UT Law’s 2007 Reunion celebration

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UTLaw38-79_FINAL.indd 45 11/14/07 10:33:18 PM THE 2007 CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT • ANNUAL FUND Mason D. Harrell Jr., 1973 Paul E. Heath, 1987 John L. Hill, 1947 Melissa L. Hotze, 2006 Robert S. Harrell, 1977 Jack Hebdon, 1944 Vonciel Jones Hill, 1979 Ellen M. House, 1989 Averill Hall Harrington, 2006 Jennifer L. Hebert, 2005 Yerger Hill III, 1970 Houston Jewish Community Charles Brady Harris, 1957 Daniel K. Hedges, 1974 Jeffrey S. Hillier, 1983 Foundation Erica W. Harris, 1996 Amy P. Hefl ey, 2004 Ira L. Hillyer, 1968 Debra N. Houston, 1979 James B. Harris, 1978 Roberta J. Hegland, 1983 Gerald L. Hilsher, 1979 Ann G. Howard, 1988 Joe H. Harris, 1953 Eric Heins, 2005 Lawrence J. Hilton, 1991 Elizabeth A. Howard, 1985 Richard E. Harris, 1993 Lauren N. Held, 2004 Robert Collins Hilton, 1999 H. Carter Howard, 1955 Weston L. Harris, 1972 Carol Helliker, 1986 Daniel E. Hinde, 1997 Jo Ann Howard, 1987 Christian Harrison, 1976 Marissa D. Helm, 2004 Artie Lee Hinds John L. Howard Jr., 1988 J. Gary Hart, 1984 Thomas Parker Helms, 2005 Ken Hines, 1975 Kenneth C. Howard Jr., 1975 Joseph H. Hart, 1966 Robert D. Hemphill, 1974 Byron L. Hing, 2005 Randall K. Howard, 1971 Mark L. Hart Jr., 1968 Bruce Evan Henderson, 1975 Karen L. Hirschman, 1983 Robert Howard, 1940 Jack Hartel, 1960 Daniel E. Henderson Jr., 1950 Deborah Cortez Hiser, 1981 Brenda Kay Howard-Koroma, 1990 Dan Dennis Hartnett, 1975 Dorlee E. Henderson, 1976 Byron W. Hodge, 1967 Donald L. Howell, 1963 James J. Hartnett Sr., 1959 Gary D. Henderson, 1978 Daniel T. Hodge, 2004 J. F. Howell III, 1982 Will F. Hartnett, 1981 Rebecca R. Henderson, 1995 Justin Hodge, 2002 John E. Howell, 1974 Dean W. Harvey, 1997 Thomas S. Henderson, 1976 A. Earl Hodges, 1957 William A. Hoy, 1971 Grant J. Harvey, 1990 Max Hendrick III, 1970 Anthony L. Hodges, 1968 James K. Hsu David T. Harvin, 1970 Aaron C. Hendricson, 2004 Curtis D. Hodgson, 1978 Edwin J. Hu, 1999 David A. Hatch, 2002 Matthew B. Henneman, 1994 Boyd S. Hoekel, 1997 L. Jeffrey Hubenak, 1985 Howard I. Hatoff, 1958 Brendan Lynch Henry, 1998 Tari Lessard Hoekel, 1998 Elizabeth C. Huddleston, 2006 Adam I. Hauser, 1985 Trisha Hensley, 1989 Annabel Hoffman, 1991 Brandon L. Hudgeons, 1998 Kenneth G. Hawari, 1984 Tevis Herd, 1967 Faye E. Hoffman, 2005 Megan J. Hudgeons, 1997 Jack W. Hawkins, 1959 Claudio Heredia, 1981 Joseph A. Hoffman, 1981 Diana M. Hudson, 1976 Jeffrey S. Hawkins, 1983 Lane E. Hermann, 2005 Matthew R. Hoffman, 2003 Nancy Rice Hudson, 1977 Brad B. Hawley, 1983 Ana E. Hernandez, 2004 Gretchen M. Hoffmann, 2001 Tom Hudson, 1974 Zachary J. Hawthorn, 2001 Gilberto Hernandez, 1980 Nicole L. Hoffpauir, 1999 C. M. Hudspeth, 1946 John Hay Jr., 1972 Irma Dianne Hernandez, 1985 Kent C. Hofmann, 2001 Pamela B. Huff, 1991 John A. Hay III Mack Ray Hernandez, 1970 James E. Hogan, 1984 Stephen L. Huffaker, 2000 David L. Hayden, 1984 Louis E. Herrera Jr., 1987 Jennifer Bruch Hogan, 1985 Bart W. Huffman, 1994 Lisa A. Hayes, 1997 Abel Herrero, 1997 Timothy J. Hogan, 1982 Patrick L. Huffstickler, 1986 Scott Hayes, 1989 Walter A. Herring, 1984 Wyatt L. Hogan, 1997 Karen Elizabeth Hughes, 2003 Chris A. Haynes, 1970 Gerard Hertig, 1980 D. Alter Holand Steven L. Hughes, 1985 Claude A. Hays Jr., 1960 Bruce C. Herzog, 1988 Robert W. Holland, 1995 W. L. Hughes Jr., 1956 Morgan W. Hazelton, 2001 Hess Companies Steven E. Hollimon, 1982 R. Joe Hull, 1969 John D. Head Jr., 1980 Gregory G. Hesse, 1988 Susan J. Hollon, 1973 Sheri Louise Hull, 1988 Keith L. Head, 1983 Mason P. Hester, 2006 John S. Hollyfi eld, 1968 Betteann Fitt Hultgren, 1983 David J. Healey, 1985 Jack B. Hicks, 1987 Alan Holman, 1975 Monty Humble, 1976 W. Jason Healy, 2000 M. Lawrence Hicks Jr., 1970 Holmes Woods Diggs & Eames Badge S. Humphries, 2001 J. David Heaney, 1974 Rolf E. Hiebler, 1969 James A. Holmes, 1995 Richard L. Hunn, 1987 Helen V. Heard, 2006 J. Lanham Higginbotham III, 1975 Michael C. Holmes, 1997 Patrick O. Hunnius, 1994 Lisa L. Hearn, 2004 Laurie M. Higginbotham, 1999 Paul Joseph Holmes, 1975 Barry Hunsaker Jr., 1979 Robert J. Hearon Jr., 1954 Frank D. Hill, 1966 F. Franklin Honea II, 1976 Linda Crooker Hunsaker Donald C. Hood, 1970 Scott Hunsaker, 1977 Dianne Hoofard, 1985 Robert Wiley Hunt, 2006 Ray Hooper, 1966 Thomas F. Hunter Jr., 1982 George M. Hopkins Jr., 1948 Patrick James Hurley, 1999 H. Kate Hopkins, 1980 Kristine Anne Huskey, 1997 Jerry Hopson, 1953 Elizabeth A. Husseini, 1997 R. Keith Hopson, 1979 Deborah Shelley Huston, 1993 John L. Hopwood, 1967 Penn C. Huston, 1996 Barbara Horan, 1988 Julie D. Hutchings, 2005 Barbara Ellen Horan, 1983 R. Clayton Hutchins, 1968 Mark E. Hord, 1990 Jill Hutchison, 2005 Charles M. Hornberger, 1980 John A. Hutchison III, 1968 William H. Hornberger, 1986 Charles T. Hvass Sr., 1946 James D. Hornfi scher, 2001 Hyde Park Bar & Grill Inc. Janet Little Horton, 1980 Daniel A. Hyde, 1971 Theresa A. Horton, 1984 Cary K. Hyden, 1983

Mark Rutkowski Sigmund Alan Horvitz, 1963 Regina K. Ibarra, 2001 Campbell Griffi n, ’57, Cliff Whitehill, ’57, and Joel Bennett, ’77, at UT Law’s Julian V. Horwitz, 1961 Robert Icenhauer-Ramirez, 1979 2007 Reunion celebration Martin Hotchkiss, 1977 Kazuyuki Ichiba, 2006

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UTLaw38-79_FINAL.indd 46 11/14/07 10:33:21 PM THE 2007 CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT • ANNUAL FUND Kathleen H. Incerto, 1982 Michael R. Johnson, 1973 Mary Ann Keeney, 1977 Kitchens & Associates M. Scott Incerto, 1981 Nathan M. Johnson, 1993 John Page Keeton John Charles Kitchens, 2002 Ronald Edward Ingalls, 1987 Sam J. Johnson, 1987 Robert E. Keeton, 1941 David N. Kitner, 1973 Ingram Micro Inc. Sharah G. Johnson, 1989 William R. Keffer, 1984 Jeffrey P. Kitner, 2001 Darren S. Inoff, 1993 Tim Johnson David Edward Keglovits, 1990 Joel H. Klein, 1967 Laura Piazza Irani, 2000 Aaron Johnston Jr., 1972 Mary Kate Kell, 1978 Mark H. Kleinman, 1986 Juan F. Irarragorri Gutierre, 2003 Jeffrey S. Johnston, 1997 Joan & Herb Kelleher Charitable Scott Klippel, 1976 Kathleen E. Irvin, 1967 Roy E. Johnston, 1955 Foundation Barbara Klitch, 1986 Hong Liu Irwin, 1996 Stuart B. Johnston Jr., 1982 Sam L. Kelley, 1958 Robert D. Klock Jr., 1977 Jason A. Itkin, 2001 Timothy M Johnston, 2003 Stroud Carter Kelley, 1975 Karolyn A. Knaack, 1999 Jackson Walker, L.L.P. Austin D. Jones, 2001 Susan M. Kelley, 1976 V. Scott Kneese, 1964 Alan R. Jackson, 1976 Brian S. Jones, 2003 Velissa D Kellicut, 2006 Barney L. Knight, 1969 Alissa A. Jackson, 1991 Donald R. Jones, 1969 Chari L. Kelly, 2002 Edward S. Knight, 1976 Andrew Eric Jackson, 2006 Edward O. Jones Dee J. Kelly Jr., 1985 Larry D. Knippa, 1966 Calvin M. Jackson, 1985 Frank G. Jones, 1966 Diane O’Brien Kelly, 1990 Yolanda C. Knull Clyde J. Jackson III, 1980 Franklin Jones Jr., 1954 Henry A. Kelly, 1968 Dina Osborn Koch, 2003 Irene F. Jackson, 1974 George F. Jones III, 1986 Joseph P. Kelly, 1963 Jeffery R. Koch, 1983 Jack A. Jackson, 1951 Gregory M. Jones, 1975 Lisa K. Kelly, 2003 Louis J. & Millie M. Kocurek Mark A. Jacob, 1994 Grier P. Jones, 1967 Mary Elizabeth Kelly, 1985 Charitable Foundation Ann C. Jacobs, 1976 J. Wesley Jones, 1995 John R. Kelsey III, 1973 Thomas M. Kocurek, 1971 Stephen Jacobs, 1981 Laura M. Jones, 1997 Thomas R. Kelsey, 1971 Susan Koegel, 1988 Robert A Jacobson, 2006 Lee Ann Jones, 1981 Thomas W. Kelton, 2003 James M. Koelemay Jr., 1976 Timothy J. Jacquet, 1980 Michael G. Jones, 1990 Clarence Everett Kendall Jr., 1948 Rodney C. Koenig, 1969 Anne W. Jakiemiec, 1993 Nathan W. Jones, 1990 Alison Kennamer, 1988 Keenan L. Kolendo, 2003 Joseph D. Jamail, 1952 Sherwood O. Jones, 1973 T. William Kennedy, 2006 Mark A. Kopidlansky, 1989 Jim W. James, 1979 Travis Dale Jones, 1968 Tracey A. Kennedy, 1990 Victor A. Kormeier, 1966 Michael Hope James, 1971 Woodie Jones, 1975 John G Kenney, 2003 Fritz A. Korth, 1964 Jimmy W. Janacek Raymond W. Jordan, 1973 Andrew L. Kerr, 1974 Heather L. Kramer, 2000 Brandon C. Janes, 1976 William D. Jordan, 1964 Baine P. Kerr, 1942 Lynn Chuang Kramer, 2002 John J. Janssen, 1993 Paul Anthony Jorge, 1998 Elizabeth S. Kerr, 1982 Christopher D. Kratovil, 2000 Janet P. Jardin, 2001 Aimee Jorgensen, 1986 Harris E. Kerr, 1975 Arno W. Krebs Jr., 1967 Glenn Jarvis, 1963 Jeffrey R. Joseph, 2004 Ted M. Kerr, 1960 James H. Kreimeyer, 1963 Scott H. Jenkins, 1978 Jeffrey L. Joyce, 1981 Jody W. Kerwin, 2003 Sue A. Krenek, 1994 Stephen L. Jenks, 1968 Derrik A. Juarez, 2005 Peter H. Kesser, 1983 Erica L. Krennerich, 1987 Matthew M. Jennings, 2005 Teshia N. Judkins, 2005 Daniel C. Kessler, 2002 Sandy Kress, 1975 Kirsten Helen Jensen, 2006 Bruce E. Julian, 1970 Allison J. Ketchum-Perry, 2003 Marilyn J. Kretsinger, 1978 Stan R. Jensen, 1995 Elizabeth K. Julian, 1973 Ashley Kever, 2003 Seth H. Kretzer, 2003 Kelly Nicole Jeppesen, 2005 Frederick D. Junkin, 1989 Jerry M. Keys, 1974 Ron Krist, 1962 Karen C. Jessey, 1983 JustGive Ketan Upen Kharod, 2000 Scott C. Krist, 1990 E. Stephen Jett, 1973 Per Erik Juvkam-Wold, 1997 Susan A. Kidwell, 2001 Jeremy A. Kruger, 2003 Michael D. Jewesson, 1999 Duane O. Juvrud, 1956 Dean M. Kilgore, 1975 Richard S. Krumholz, 1992 Carol H. Jewett, 1975 Jo Lyn Kallison, 1984 Jong Soo Kim, 1997 Kelly Kubasta, 1997 Robert Allen Jircik, 1949 Spikes Kangerga, 1984 Albert B. Kimball Jr., 1968 Heather Kathleen Kubiak, 1998 John C. D. Drolla Law Offi ces Kaplan Center- Austin Larry W. Kimes, 1979 Abe Kuczaj, 2004 Douglas F. John, 1974 Kaplan Inc. Robert B. Kimmel Jr., 2003 W. Jeffrey Kuhn, 1985 Wendy M. John, 1974 J. Jason Kaplan, 1967 Mark L. Kincaid, 1983 David Kultgen, 1949 S. G. Johndroe III, 1970 Justin Braun Kaplan, 2002 C. David Kinder, 1984 David B. Kultgen, 1973 Johnson & Associates P.C. Lee L. Kaplan, 1976 Allan G. King Peter G. Kumpe, 1972 Johnson Law Firm Almaaz Karachi, 2005 Daniel L. King, 1975 Jean M. Kuntz Anne M. Johnson, 1995 Richard Kardys, 1970 Deanna E. King, 1998 Stephen A. Kuntz, 1984 Brandy Schnautz Johnson, 2006 Sameena Karmally, 2004 Gregory J. King, 1991 Walter N. Kuntz III, 1966 Catherine D. Johnson, 2003 Michael J. Kator, 1981 Hugh F. King, 1950 David I. Kuperman, 1966 Clyde Johnson III, 1970 Aaron S. Kaufman, 1974 Janet L. King, 1978 George F. Kutzschbach, 1972 Gary C. Johnson, 1976 Stanley B. Kay, 1967 John King, 1975 Henry C. Kyle III, 1964 Gary L. Johnson, 1980 Kenneth C. Kaye, 1968 John A. King Jerry V. Kyle Jr., 1990 H. Michael Johnson, 1973 Gregory S. Kazen, 1998 John Robert King, 1969 John H. Kyles, 1984 Jerry D. Johnson, 1971 Jo Keaton, 1983 Neal Parks King, 1948 Jane Woods La Franchi, 1982 Kameron D. Johnson, 1992 John L. Kee III, 1981 Richard Carroll King Jr., 1998 Holt M. Lackey, 2005 Kenneth Johnson, 1948 Charles C. Keeble Jr., 1986 William D. King, 1979 Eric Lacktman, 1970 Kenneth H. Johnson, 1963 Ingelisa Keeling, 1996 David E. Kinnan, 1970 Elizabeth Lacy, 1969 Lauren Johnson, 2006 Carolyn Frost Keenan Leslie L. Kinsel, 1989 Chris Ewing Ladd, 1989 Matthew J. Johnson, 1980 William Howard Keenan Ronald Kirk, 1979 William L. LaFuze, 1973 Michael R. Johnson, 1969 Kenneth C. Keener, 1959 Eric C. Kirsch, 2005 Gregory P. Laird, 1995

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UTLaw38-79_FINAL.indd 47 11/14/07 10:33:24 PM THE 2007 CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT • ANNUAL FUND Brent Cecil Lake, 1975 Brandon Gerrard Leonard, 2006 Melissa A. Lorber, 2001 Theodore Charles Marcus, 1991 Kathleen C. Lake, 1980 Devon F. Leppink, 2000 Terry R. Lord, 1966 David R. Margrave, 1985 Sim Lake, 1969 I. A. Lerner, 1951 Andrew Louis, 1987 Thomas P. Marinis Jr., 1968 Christopher J. Lallo, 1999 Julian A. Lerner, 1950 Jeff B. Love, 1976 Clarissa E. Marischen, 1983 Catherine Lamboley, 1979 Katherine Partain Lett, 1998 Jim Love, 1969 Daniel L. Mark, 1982 David C. Lamon, 1973 Don K. Leufven, 1978 W. W. Lovejoy, 1977 Christina S. Markell, 2003 Mary C. Lamping Virginia A. Levenback James R. Lovelace, 1990 Peter Dermot Marketos, 1999 John L. Lancaster III, 1960 Daniel S. Leventhal, 2005 Richard W. Lowerre, 1975 Nadine Markham-Itteilag, 1990 Beverly E. Landis, 1988 Henry B. Levi, 1978 Lowrey Foster & Hodge J. Alan Marks, 1976 John S. Landrum, 1975 Stephen L. Levine, 1988 Michael J. Lucksinger, 1977 John H. Marks Jr., 1964 Daniel M. Lane, 1988 Robert L. Levy, 1986 Thomas S. Lucksinger, 1967 Myron B. Marks, 1947 James F. Lane, 1974 Edward C. Lewis, 1993 Kelly D. Ludwick, 1992 Jack D. Maroney, 1959 John Lane, 2002 John Furman Lewis, 1962 Tommy W. Lueders, 1961 Corey L. Marrs, 2002 James J. Laney, 1936 John R. Lewis, 1986 David G. Luettgen, 1995 Joseph Roy Marrs, 2002 David A. Lang, 2003 Matthew H. Leys, 2000 Ashley Page Luke, 1994 Marsh & McLennan Companies Inc. William A. Lang, 1973 Dwight L. Lieb, 1957 John D. Lukin, 2006 Lila C. Marsh, 1990 James C. Langdon Jr., 1970 Diana M. Liebmann, 1996 Robert K. Lum, 1997 Robert E. Marsh Stephen E. Langsdorf, 1986 Wilhelm E. Liebmann, 1995 Charles D. Lummus, 1968 Wendy Marsh, 1967 Jack Lapin, 1955 William C. Liedtke III, 1977 Christopher C. Lund, 2002 Charles Troy Marshall, 1979 Robert E. Lapin, 1985 Abelardo Limon Jr., 1987 Jason Luong, 2000 Edward J. Marshall, 2003 James W. Larimore, 2001 Patricia E. Lin, 1998 Jason Vinh Luong Lila C. Marshall, 1975 James C. Larkin, 1964 Stephen R. Lindemood, 1971 Marc L. Luzzatto, 1978 Schuyler B. Marshall IV, 1970 David R. Latchford, 1962 William Mosse Linden, 1969 Kelly Gehrke Lyle, 2006 Edgar J. Marston III, 1964 Steven J. Lauff, 1999 Mara G. Linder, 1992 Margaret I. Lyle, 1984 Steven R. Martens, 1984 Lauren E. Laux, 1996 Robert M. Lindquist, 1977 John E. Lynch, 1986 Cyrus D. Marter IV, 1990 Alan L. Laves, 1985 John R. Lindsey, 1950 Buena Vista Lyons, 1996 C. D. Martin, 1967 Law Offi ce of James & Reynolds Kathleen Joerger Lindsey, 1939 Jeffrey P. Lyons Carroll G. Martin, 1980 The Law Offi ces of Jones & H. Hays Lindsley, 1984 Katie Townes Lyons Denny R. Martin, 1978 Jones, Inc. R. J. Linton, 1961 Alfred M. Macdaniel Jr., 2002 John H. Martin, 1974 Law Offi ce of Quanah Parker Rachel Elizabeth Linzy, 2000 Karon T. Macdaniel, 2002 Lacy E. Martin, 2006 Law Offi ces of Clyde Johnson Guy S. Lipe, 1983 Bob Mace, 1981 Lloyd C. Martin, 1962 James F. Lawler Jr., 1974 Robert D. Lipman, 1977 Marie Odette Mace, 1983 Paul A. Martin, 1991 David C. Lawrence, 2003 Elizabeth Pearsall Lippincott, 1994 Jane H. Macon, 1970 Raymond J. Martin Jr., 1973 Dylan Barnes Lawrence, 2002 Jesse N. Lipschuetz, 1971 R. Laurence Macon, 1970 Robin Slater Martin, 1991 G. Michael Lawrence, 1977 Myer J. Lipson, 1972 John A. Macoretta, 1990 Bernie Martinez, 1977 Robert S. Lawrence, 1986 Robert B. Little, 1998 Patrick F. Madden, 1993 Carlos E. Martinez, 1998 Douglas Laycock Leslie A. Liu, 2006 Wales H. Madden Jr., 1952 James A. Martinez, 1994 Erin Le Baron, 2006 Catherine Y. Livingston, 2004 Gary B. Maddox, 1966 Mario J. Martinez, 1963 James Lewis Leader, 1969 Kevin M. Loader, 2003 Andrew K. Maebius, 2001 Stephanie C. Martinez, 1992 James R. Leahy, 1971 Brandon S. Lobb, 1997 Stevens F. Mafrige, 1960 Nancy Pendleton Marx, 1984 Melisa Yvonne Leal, 2006 Locke Liddell & Sapp LLP Robert J. Magner, 1976 Eric H. Marye, 1997 Simone Simpson Leavenworth, 1978 John R. Locke Jr., 1949 Kathleen E. Magruder, 1978 Thomas G. Mason, 1980 Vladimir Lechtman, 1987 D. Ryan Locker, 2004 Mark F. Mai, 1986 Christina Whittinghill Masso, 2003 Jack W. Ledbetter, 1957 Mandy E. Locker, 2004 Ellen Maland, 1976 Jadd F Masso, 2003 John B. Lederer, 1974 R. Jake Locklear, 2003 Karl A. Maley, 1962 James W. Mast, 1953 Patrick W. Lee, 2003 Ann Vevier Lockwood, 1984 Robert C. Maley Jr., 1953 Ryan J. Mathews, 2005 William S. Lee, 1975 Janis H. Loegering, 1981 Michael L. Malone, 1973 Jennifer L. Mathis-Volk, 1998 Jack K. Leeka, 1962 Carole A. Loftin, 1992 L. Price Manford, 1976 Gene Matthews Jr., 1962 Byron L. LeFlore Jr., 1989 James L. Loftis, 1990 Thomas D. Manford III, 1970 Guy E. Matthews, 1964 J. Daniel Leftwich, 1989 Jessica K. Lombardi, 2005 Jessica Lauren Mangrum, 2002 Michael D. Matthews Jr., 2005 Andrew B. Lehman, 2005 Richard H. London, 2001 Robert E. Mangum Jr., 1971 Pamela G. Matthews, 1990 James Howard Lehmann Jr., 1970 Joe R. Long, 1958 Laurie Maniotis, 1988 Steven T. Matthews, 1972 Alfred Lehtonen, 1959 Justin M. Long, 2000 Ursula F. Mann, 2004 William E. Matthews, 1963 Leighton & Leighton P.C. K. O. Long Jr., 1973 Neal S. Manne, 1980 David G. Matthiesen, 1979 Leonard L. Leighton, 1961 Meredith J. Long Edward F. Manning, 1972 Sharon M. Mattox, 1981 Brian R. Leiter Teresa Lozano Long Jack B. Manning, 1961 Mark C. Matula, 1981 W. L. Lemen, 1950 Bryan Edward Loocke, 2002 Victor E. Manning, 1959 Philip K. Maxwell, 1969 Brenda K. Lenahan, 2000 R. Michael Looney, 1969 Barbara Manroe, 1988 Richard T. Maxwell, 1949 Don Lennard, 1961 Robert J. Looney, 1986 Allison Donnell Mantor, 1989 Henry S. May Jr., 1971 Jeffrey Marc Lenser, 1991 Thomas F. Loose, 1988 Christina M. Maple, 2006 Michael B. Mayes, 1999 Ann Lents, 1974 Robert Loper, 1988 Christine Marcin Robert Mayfi eld, 1972 Ann Lents and J. David Heaney Bryan A. Lopez, 2001 Michael Paul Marcin, 1995 Florence P. Mayne, 1987 Foundation Christopher Manuel Lopez, 2003 Nancy E. Marcus, 1987 Frank E. Mc Creary III, 1968

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UTLaw38-79_FINAL.indd 48 11/14/07 10:33:24 PM THE 2007 CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT • ANNUAL FUND Jacueline M. Mc Creary, 1971 John B. McKnight, 1985 Michael S. Metteauer, 1989 J. Tatum Moore III, 1988 Laura K. McAfee, 1991 Reese P. McKnight, 2004 Arthur M. Meyer Jr., 1973 Katy Pier Moore, 2006 W. James McAnelly III, 1993 H. Carson McKowen, 2004 Larry E. Meyer, 1972 Lynnelle Loke Moore, 1988 David R. McAtee, 1967 Brian T. McLaughlin, 1986 Richard W. Meyer, 1974 Rode’ Alan Moore, 2006 James W. McBride, 1962 J. Mark McLaughlin, 1954 David K. Meyercord, 1974 Thomas O. Moore III, 1973 C. H. McCall, 1961 Claire Webber McLaurin, 1983 Alan H. Meyers, 1977 Thomas P. Moore, 1988 Dudley D. McCalla, 1959 Gentry E. McLean, 2004 Naomi A. Meyers, 1994 William J. Moore, 2005 Joel B. McCarty Jr., 1962 Stan L. McLelland, 1970 Kimberley Mickelson, 1986 Erich A. Morales, 1984 John B. McClane, 1958 Heather McLemore, 1998 Ken Mighell, 1957 David T. Moran, 1984 Doug W. McClellan, 2000 Clifford F. McMaster, 1961 Robert Milbank Jr., 1970 Matthew W. Moran, 1997 James P. McCollom Jr., 1988 Scott A. McMichael, 1993 Daniel Milewich, 1986 Michelle C. Moreno, 2005 Timothy S. McConn, 2001 Virginia Hinrichs McMichael, 1983 Miller & Chevalier Walter Raleigh Moreno, 1973 Mike McConnell, 1975 Richard T. McMillan II, 2006 Adam Hall Miller, 1989 Lisa E. Morfey, 1999 Wayne McCormack, 1969 Joshua McMorrow, 1999 Alex M. Miller, 1994 Morgan Keegan & Company, Inc. Dana D. McCormick L. Lee McMurtry III, 1978 Anthony P. Miller, 2003 Baxter R. Morgan, 2005 Jon A. McCormick, 1995 Fleetwood Wynne McNabb, 2006 Catherine M. Miller, 1981 Don B. Morgan, 1962 Kim McCormick, 1988 David Alan McNamara, 2006 Ernest Lee Miller Jr., 1956 James E. Morgan, 1976 C. France McCoy, 1958 Dennis P. McNamara, 1987 Gary C. Miller, 1980 Rachel B. Morgan, 1999 Melinda M. McCracken, 1995 Gary W. McNeil, 1973 Lolly Friedman Miller, 1982 Richard G. Morgan, 1969 W. Brewster McCracken, 1995 Alan McNeill, 1963 Mark W. Miller, 1991 Paul T. Morin, 1985 Tracy L. McCreight, 2002 Ernest Paul McNutt Jr., 1966 Peter B. Miller, 1990 Lydia A. Morley, 1983 Mark P. McCrimmon, 1983 Gillian McPhee, 1997 Ralph I. Miller, 1972 Martin E. Morris, 1970 James E. McCutcheon, 1994 Janet McQuaid, 1992 Robert D. Miller, 1985 Paula D. Morris, 1983 Thomas R. McDade, 1962 Andrew L. McQueen, 2001 Seth Miller, 2006 S. Tom Morris, 1946 C. B. McDaniel, 1975 John D. McQuigg, 1962 Thomas E. Miller, 1966 Scott T. Morris, 1997 Demetrius G. McDaniel, 1990 Suzanne M. McQuillen, 1994 William T. Miller, 1969 Steve Morris, 1968 Jarrel D. McDaniel, 1957 Benjamin B. McReynolds, 2005 The Millipore Foundation T. Aaron Morris, 2005 Marion E. McDaniel Jr., 1964 Michael L. McReynolds, 1972 Travis L. Mills, 1941 Bruce T. Morrison, 1975 Carol T. McDonald, 1991 P. Andrew McStay, 2003 Christy Milner, 1978 Lonny D. Morrison, 1968 Jane E. McDonald, 1987 Gerard K. McVay, 1996 S. Camille Milner, 1983 Angela Dale Morrow, 1989 Mary Ross McDonald, 1979 Mike C. McWilliams, 1973 Peter E. Mims, 1985 Charles A. Morsbach, 1975 David T. McDowell, 1994 Charles E. Meacham, 1988 Eric B Min, 2006 Clinton F. Morse, 1948 Frank P. McEachern, 1976 Steven F. Meadows, 1980 David M. Mincberg, 1975 Robert E. Morse III, 1974 J. Greg McEldowney, 1997 Jessica Christine Mederson, 2002 Kenneth C. Minter, 1949 Stuart A. Morse, 1968 George Francis McElreath, 1977 Sam M. Megally, 2005 Minton, Burton, Foster & Collins, P.C. Fred J. Morton, 1958 B. Thomas McElroy, 1949 Cheryl T. Mehl, 1997 Roy Q. Minton, 1961 John Bruce Moskow, 1983 Barry E. McFadden, 2002 Edward F. Meier, 2004 Margaret Garner Mirabal, 1975 Jennifer T. Mosle, 1988 Northcott McFaddin, 1960 Randyl S. Meigs, 1985 Amy E. Mitchell, 2004 Jon L. Mosle III, 1988 Jeffrey S. McFall, 1992 Seth Meisel, 2002 Amy M. Mitchell, 1980 Brian M. Moss, 1998 Charles B. McFarland, 1995 Margaret Helen Meister, 1990 Mark T. Mitchell, 1987 Jennifer Gray Moss, 1997 D. Mitchell McFarland, 1979 Angela Melina Raab, 1991 Stephen A. Mitchell, 1976 David L. Mossman, 1977 John H. McFarland, 1995 David M. Mellina, 1986 Michael Karl Mithoff, 2000 Terri H. Motl, 1981 Marcie Allred McFarland, 2000 Macy A. Melton, 1988 Ebb B. Mobley, 1967 John A. Mouer, 1995 Joe R. McFarlane, 1993 Michael Melvin, 1972 Daniel L. Moffett, 2005 Meredith S. Mouer, 1995 Duston K. McFaul, 1997 Robin A. Melvin, 1981 Ramon A. Molina, 2001 Roy W. Mouer III, 1961 Thomas O. McGarity, 1974 The Menagerie Shigeaki Momo-O, 1970 William J. Mounce, 1957 Kevin McGillicuddy, 1980 Joe R. Mencher, 2003 Harvey N. Monroe, 1955 Stephen C. Mount, 1985 D. Davin McGinnis, 2000 David Mendez, 1980 Karen A. Monsen, 2000 David J. Muckerheide, 2002 Daryle D. McGinnis, 1979 Linda A. Mendez, 1984 Andrew L. Monson, 1968 Ken Muldrow, 1964 Alicia C. McGlinchey, 1990 Trey Mendez, 2005 Leo Montalvo, 1981 Terrance J. Mullin, 1973 Patrick McGlinchey, 2005 Danika H. Mendrygal, 2003 Monterey Fund, Inc. Ned Munoz, 1996 Gary V. McGowan, 1973 Kiprian E. Mendrygal, 2003 John T. Montford, 1968 John L. Murchison Jr., 1965 Patrick F. McGowan, 1965 Thomas M. Mengler, 1981 Elton M. Montgomery, 1957 Elizabeth Murfee, 2004 Kerry P. McGrath, 1985 Jamila S. Mensah, 2006 Stephen N. Montgomery, 1985 Ewell E. Murphy, 1948 McGuireWoods LLP Roy Merrill, 1965 Alexia Nash Monti, 1997 Harlan E. Murphy, 1989 Charles E. McHale Jr., 1950 Samuel Lee Merrill, 2006 Wendolynn M. Montoya, 2006 Harriet M. Murphy, 1969 Sarah D. McHaney, 1987 Bruce W. Merwin, 1976 John S. Moody, 1973 Kirsten Julie Murphy, 1988 Gregg S. McHugh, 2001 Benjamin L. Mesches, 2001 Moonshine Patio Bar Grill George B. Murr, 1995 Ed McIntosh, 1960 Dion D. Messer, 2004 C. Michael Moore, 1978 M. Lee Murrah, 1973 Edwin P. McKee, 1976 Lynne Anne Messina, 1985 Chris Moore, 1999 Charles C. Murray, 1972 Elizabeth A McKee, 2006 Mestal Foundation Inc. Franklin Moore, 1959 Lauren Elizabeth Mutti, 2006 Evelyn P. McKee, 1981 Walker N. Metcalf, 1957 Harvin C. Moore III, 1963 H. Keith Myers, 1976 John J. McKetta III, 1977 Sally Metcalfe, 1993 J. Sam Moore, 1957 James Edward Myers, 1976

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UTLaw38-79_FINAL.indd 49 11/14/07 10:33:24 PM THE 2007 CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT • ANNUAL FUND Mike A. Myers, 1963 Edward B. Nobles, 1953 Patrick C. Oxford, 1967 William N. Patman, 1953 Mike A. Myers Foundation Charolette Noel, 1991 Joel M. Oxley, 1974 Bryan W. Patrick, 2005 Gregory L. Naarden, 1994 George Nokes, 1949 Robert H. Ozer, 1977 Elizabeth B. Patterson, 1984 Elliott Naishtat, 1982 Arthur J. Nolan, 1977 Elizabeth Collum Ozmun, 1987 Michael G. Pattillo Jr., 1999 Kerrie A. Nanni, 2004 John M. Nolan, 1973 Scott A. Ozmun, 1985 John J. Patton, 1965 S. Maria Narisi, 1974 Peter Andrew Nolan, 1975 Matthew R. Pacey, 2002 Angela Marie Paul, 1997 William J. Natho, 1978 Kelly Ann Nolen, 1990 Rebecca L. Pacholder, 1997 Matthew W. Paul, 1985 Howard F. Naughton Jr., 1958 Jessica A. Nolley, 2001 John M. Padilla, 1994 Vanessa M. Paulos, 2000 Dinesh R. Nayar, 2005 Debra Norris, 1998 Mark A. Padon, 1975 Richard J. Pautsch, 1981 Bill Neary, 1955 Gary Norton, 1963 Arden E. Page, 1968 Mary R. Pawelek, 1993 Nelson H. Nease, 1998 David R. Noteware, 1966 Ralph E. Page, 1961 Kurt Geyer Paxson, 1984 Kristin N. Necessary, 2004 Laurie A. Novion, 1998 Shoshana Paige, 1999 Peyton Paxson, 1983 Jonathan W. Needle, 1987 Heath Aaron Novosad, 2002 Linda S. Paine, 1966 Jessica M. Payne, 2005 Bruce T. Neel, 1992 Knox D. Nunnally, 1968 Russell E. Painton, 1972 Robert B. Payne, 1949 Dennis R. Neill, 1977 Thomas C. O’Bannon, 1987 Bliss Burdett Pak, 1996 Robert B. Payne Jr., 1978 Clark M. Neily III, 1994 David Wesley O’Brien, 1995 William R. Pakalka, 1972 P. Dexter Peacock, 1966 Ronald J. Neiman, 1970 Patrick G. O’Brien, 2004 Diana Palchik, 2000 David J. Pearlman, 1978 Jon B Nelsen, 2006 Shelby Leigh O’Brien, 2002 Christine L. Palmer, 1996 John Randolph Pearson, 1968 Carla S. Nelson, 1983 Thomas E. O’Brien, 2004 Jeff Palmer, 2000 Kent Pearson, 2002 Charles I. Nelson, 1965 David H. Oden, 1976 Enrique Palomares, 1999 Michael P. Pearson, 1978 David Roy Nelson, 1995 G. Brian Odom, 1999 Kyle Pankonien, 1977 Shirley McGregor Pearson, 1978 Edward R. Nelson III, 1996 Michael William O’Donnell, 1997 William Pannill, 1970 David Peavler, 1992 Gary A. Nelson, 1985 David P. Oelman, 1990 Christine M. Pant, 1984 Donna Cox Peavler, 1992 Hunter Nelson, 1979 Laura A. Offenbacher, 2004 Yianni Pantis, 1992 Robert A. Peavy, 1966 Jack O. Nelson Jr., 1972 Scarlet G. Oh, 2003 Bryce Panzer, 1980 David S. Peck, 1998 M. Forest Nelson, 1984 Samuel Olchyk, 1985 Gail E. Papermaster, 1986 Leonard W. Peck Jr., 1973 Thomas S. Nelson, 1973 Ken R. Oldham, 1961 Theodore W. Paris, 1988 Martin J. Peck, 1993 Thomas A. Nesbitt, 1998 Michael K. Oldham, 1996 David Jung-Ho Park, 1999 Michael L. Peck, 1995 J. Nick Netherton, 1976 Charles A. Oliver, 1970 Wendy S. Park, 2004 Christopher L. Peele, 1999 Larry W. Nettles, 1981 Kathleen Durckel Oliver, 1972 Callie Ann Parker, 2004 William R. Peeler, 2004 Angela Neville, 1980 Rufus Walker Oliver III, 1972 Carl A. Parker, 1958 David Peeples, 1974 John Mitchell Nevins, 1978 Thomas W. Oliver, 1964 Charles A. Parker, 2004 Richard H. Peeples, 1974 The New York Times Company Wesley A. Oliver, 1995 Charles B. Parker, 1952 Roberto R. Pelletier, 1982 Foundation Inc. James M. Oliveros, 2005 D. Diane Parker, 1988 Serena Louise Pelosof, 1997 St. Clair Newbern III, 1967 James Edwin Olson, 2002 Dana Emmert Parker, 1987 Fernando (Xavier) Pena, 2001 Matthew Michael Newby, 2002 Peter G. Olson, 1988 David L. Parker, 1986 Kevin R. Pennell, 2004 Milam Foster Newby, 2003 Tobin Eric Olson, 1993 George P. Parker Jr., 1968 Stephanie W. Pennell Link Newcomb, 1988 Wayne K. Olson, 1979 Hugh Stanton Parker, 1968 Lisa H. Pennington, 1983 Shayne Hurst Newell, 1997 Amos A Olubunmi, 2006 James A. Parker, 1962 Daniel F. Perez, 1987 Jan R. Newsom, 1971 Joseph P. Oman, 1981 Joseph C. Parker Jr., 1982 Diana Perez, 2003 Neil Edward Newsom, 1970 Amin Mohamad Omar, 2003 Michael M. Parker, 1993 Hector C. Perez, 1972 W. Bruce Newsome, 1995 Mark Hill Onak, 1977 Quanah Parker, 1971 J. Paul Perez, 1992 Charles T. Newton Jr., 1967 Kirt Stephen O’Neill, 1993 Robert M. Parker, 1964 Raquel G. Perez, 1992 Martha G. Newton, 2004 W. Glenn Opel, 1989 Andrew L. Parks, 1999 Stephen M. Perez, 2004 R. Terrence Ney, 1969 J. David Oppenheimer, 1973 Fred and Mabel R. Parks Foundation Thomas J. Perich, 1975 Ann Uyen Nguyen, 1996 Oracle Corporation Kevin J. Parks, 1998 Joseph A. Perillo, 1997 Ba Mau Nguyen, 1999 Lori L. Ordiway, 1983 Brainerd S. Parrish, 1967 James I. Perkins, 1963 Patrick C. Ngwolo, 2005 Neil J. Orleans, 1972 William M. Parrish, 1978 James I. Perkins Family Foundation Gene Ray Nichol Jr., 1976 James J. Ormiston, 1987 Julie Melton Partain, 2001 Lloyd W. Perkins, 1953 Eric J. Nichols, 1989 Kathleen J. O’Rourke, 2001 Juan R. Partida, 1977 Robert A. Perkins, 1973 Marsha M. Nichols, 1989 Joe A. Osborn, 1958 Christopher John Parton, 1994 Stephanie L. Perkins, 1999 Nick C. Nichols, 1961 Duncan Elliot Osborne, 1971 Larry B. Pascal, 1991 Brett A. Perlman, 1984 Arthur C. Nicholson III, 1982 John Osborne, 1981 Evangeline Paschal, 1995 Permian Abstract Penelope E. Nicholson, 1980 Regan O’Steen-Tragon, 1990 Eileen Passmore, 2005 Michael W. Perrin, 1971 Henri Eugene Nicolas, 1999 William C. Ostendorff, 1984 Barbara A. Pate, 1978 Charles L. Perry, 1976 Sandra R. Nicolas, 1982 Lenore S. Ostrowsky, 1974 Michael L. Pate, 1975 Chase Perry, 1995 Tou fi c Nicolas, 1950 Jennifer D. O’Sullivan, 2003 Pravinchandra J. Patel, 1971 Sam R. Perry, 1957 George A. Nicoud III, 1982 Sarah Casey Otte, 1997 Allan G. Paterson Jr., 1967 Brian Peterman, 1993 Paul F. Nielsen, 1973 Julie K. Ouchley, 2002 Andrea Paterson, 2003 David S. Peterman, 1985 Elizabeth Ann Niemeyer, 2000 Theresa Oviedo, 1982 John T. Paterson Michael T. Peters, 1991 John G. Niles, 1968 John T. Owen, 2001 Carrin F. Patman, 1982 L. John Peterson, 1968 Rob Nissen, 1994 Betty R. Owens, 1988 Carrin Mauritz Patman Russell D. Peterson, 1977 Donald P. Noble, 1982 Brett A Owens, 2006 Connor W. Patman, 1947 Steve Peterson, 1999

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UTLaw38-79_FINAL.indd 50 11/14/07 10:33:24 PM THE 2007 CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT • ANNUAL FUND Norma Montalvo Petrosewicz, 1985 The Nancy & Paul Pressler Tonya L. Ray, 2003 Philip F. Ricketts, 1973 Joseph Pevsner, 1982 Foundation John King Rayburn, 1970 Patricia A. Rigney, 2004 Jack Pew Jr., 1955 Paul Pressler, 1957 Shawn L. Raymond, 1999 Daniel J. Riley, 1971 Constance L. Pfeiffer, 2004 William R. Presson, 1981 Alan H. Raynor, 1973 Trent E. Rinebarger, 2004 Fred N. Pfeiffer, 1962 Hilary L. Preston, 2003 Harry M. Reasoner, 1962 Daniel Ringold, 2000 Steven B. Pfeiffer Robert W. Prevost III, 1991 Wayne Reaud Javier Riojas, 1983 Jon C. Pfennig, 1967 Andrew Paul Price, 1997 The Reaud Law Firm Elizabeth P. Rippy, 1989 Robert T. Pfeuffer, 1962 John Bernard Price, 1982 John R. Rebman, 1957 Edward S. Riquelmy, 1986 Steven Pfi ster, 1971 R. Eben Price, 1980 Joe W. Redden Jr., 1975 Kathryn A. Ritcheske, 2005 Dwight L. Phifer, 1976 C. Lane Prickett, 1991 Dan M. Reed Jr., 1960 Henry C. Ritchie, 1967 Paul A. Philbin, 1966 Melissa L. Priest, 1986 Harry L. Reed, 1948 Bruce A. Ritzen, 1990 Lavon Philips Edd Douglas Prince, 1998 Pamela G. Reed, 1976 River Place Country Club Verne D. Philips, 1948 James M. Prince, 1980 Richard C. Reed, 1982 William L. Rivers, 1988 Frances E. Phillips, 1972 Evan Pritchard, 2001 Charles C. Reeder, 1978 Jacqueline Rizik, 1953 James M. Phillips, 1974 William J. Pritchard, 2005 James A. Reeder Jr., 1989 John L. Roach, 1951 Michael Phillips, 1969 Matthew Brian Probus, 1988 Michael T. Reese, 2001 Forrest C. Roan Jr., 1976 Mike and Jean Phillips Charitable Sean K. Proctor, 1982 Donald Reid, 1993 Donald Roark, 1998 Foundation Sharon Guild Province, 1972 Penny P. Reid, 1989 Michelle E. Robberson, 1988 Charles E. Phipps, 1995 Paul Michael Pruett, 2000 Russell L. Reid Jr., 1989 Tiffany J. Robbins, 1991 Charles R. Pickering, 1994 James Harrison Puff Jr., 1960 Bill Reiff, 1955 Aubrey L. Roberts, 1959 Carl Pickett, 1971 Yvonne K. Puig, 1978 Drew Matlock Reining, 1971 Bob Roberts, 1961 Edward B. Pickett, 1964 Steven John Pully, 1985 Dianne Reeder Reis, 1996 C. Kenneth Roberts, 1951 Jesse R. Pierce, 1974 Heather A. Purcell, 1997 Eric Gordon Reis, 1996 Jody Marie Roberts, 1998 Clyde A. Pine Jr., 1988 Charles H. Purdy, 1960 Spencer C. Relyea, 1959 Joshua W. Roberts, 2005 Susan K. Pine, 1988 Amber L. Pursley, 2004 Grace Fisher Renbarger, 1983 Leonard F. Roberts, 1951 Jason E Pirruccello, 2006 Garrick B. Pursley, 2004 Nathan L. Reneau, 1980 Melinda Roberts, 1986 Charles R. Pirtle, 1954 Douglas R. Pyne, 1991 Raymond E. Renner, 1948 Terry D. Roberts, 2004 Timothy R. Pitrelli, 2004 Samina Al Quddos, 2001 Daniel Resendez, 2003 Thomas A. Roberts Michael J. Piuze, 1971 Sarah H. Queen, 1999 Sharon Reuler, 1987 Whitfi eld Roberts, 1992 Mark A. Platt, 1981 James Stephen Quinn, 1973 Vernon E. Rew Jr., 1979 Robertson & Anschutz, P.C. Don C. Plattsmier, 1968 Peter C. Quoyeser, 1952 James L. Rex, 1979 C. Brannon Robertson, 1997 Bert W. Pluymen, 1974 Qurumbli Foundation Robert B. Reynolds, 1958 James L. Robertson, 1968 Leroy Morgan Poinsett, 1969 Melissa Beckworth Rabalais, 1997 R. Scott Rhoades, 1997 Jamie Robertson, 1967 Jenifer King Points, 1999 Richard W. Radke, 1981 James M. Rhodes, 1965 Thomas W. Robertson, 1996 John N. Pollard, 1966 Steve A. Radom, 2004 Tom B. Rhodes, 1942 Alan J. Robin, 1975 Adam D. Pollock, 2004 David B. Rae, 1989 Justin G. Rice, 1998 J. David Robinett, 1998 Geoffrey R. Polma, 1989 Eliot D. Raffkind, 1986 Clark W. Richards, 1997 Brian E. Robison, 1995 Kelby B. Pope, 2000 The Ragsdale Foundation Robert M. Richards, 1964 Carolyn Roch, 1994 Phillip Gregory Poplin, 1987 Michael L. Raiff, 1992 Rosa Lee Richards, 1973 Kelly Jeanne Rock, 2000 Christopher V. Popov, 2001 James T. Rain, 1984 Blair A Richardson, 2006 Linda L. Rockwood, 1984 Jennifer Barrett Poppe, 1998 John W. Rain, 1978 Deborah Richardson, 1980 Anne E. Rodgers, 1999 Allan Port, 1967 Carlos R. Rainer Jr., 2000 Jody Richardson, 1980 John H. Rodgers, 1969 Richard C. Porter, 1972 Lakshmi Ramakrishnan, 2002 Robert G. Richardson, 1972 Marcia L. Rodgers, 1984 Ta r a Por t e rfi eld, 1996 Ramey & Flock, P.C. Susan H. Richardson Carlos Rodriguez, 2003 Lori B Potok, 2006 Ben Ramsey, 1968 Kari Arneil Potts, 1999 Risher Randall, 1953 Lee Eric Potts, 1999 Elsa Yvette Ransom, 1987 Karen L. Pound, 2005 Audre Jean Rapoport Ben Powel, 1959 Bernard Rapoport Powell & Powell Stephen C. Rasch, 1986 Ben H. Powell, 1973 Charlotte M. Rasche, 1997 Dennis Kenton Powell, 1979 Sally Peters Rassenfoss, 1981 Edwin E. Powell Jr., 1971 Douglas B. Rathbun, 2000 Jennifer Archimbaud Powell, 1992 Matthew Kasey Ratliff, 2003 Ken Powell, 1970 Remi Abbott Ratliff, 1995 Tyrone A. Powell, 1984 Shannon H. Ratliff II, 1995 Jason M. Powers, 1998 Randall M. Ratner, 1979 Matthew Powers, 2000 Jack Rattikin Jr., 1957 Pike Powers, 1965 Bradley E. Rauch, 1985 Jessica Stettler Praeger, 1984 Lauren C. Ravkind, 1989

Reagan D. Pratt, 1993 Scott Rawdin, 1976 Mark Rutkowski Lauren Eaton Prescott, 1975 Jack J. Rawitscher, 1957 Brian Yarbrough, ’97, Roger Bivans, ’96, and Sarah Donch, ’97, at UT Law’s Wayne H. Prescott, 1972 C. L. Ray Jr., 1957 2007 Reunion celebration

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UTLaw38-79_FINAL.indd 51 11/14/07 10:33:24 PM THE 2007 CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT • ANNUAL FUND Daniel B. Rodriguez James Ruiz, 1989 E. Michael Rodriguez, 1994 Charles Bethel Runnels Jr., 1948 Eduardo Roberto Rodriguez, 1968 David G. Runnels, 1986 George G. Rodriguez, 1989 Steven S. Runner, 1999 Joaquin L. Rodriguez, 1981 Nancy C. Rush, 1980 Samantha H. Rodriguez, 2003 Carolyn Ann Russell, 1998 Sandra Garza Rodriguez, 1994 Joseph W. Russell, 1971 Victor Rodriguez, 2003 M. Frank Russell, 1973 Xavier Rodriguez, 1987 Jay K. Rutherford, 1988 Nancy Roffman, 1976 Keith Rutherford, 1991 Aaron P. Roffwarg, 1995 Shan S. Rutherford, 1997 C. Paul Rogers III, 1973 Robert M. Rutledge, 1979 Elizabeth N. Rogers, 1990 Christopher V. Ryan, 2002 Norman R. Rogers, 1962 J. Patrick Ryan, 1982 Shaun A. Rogers, 2005 Maidie Ryan, 2001 Terry Balch Terry Audrey A. Rohan, 1981 Matthew Charles Ryan, 1997 Professor Eden Harrington, George Fleming ‘71, and Professor Jane Cohen at Stephen L. Rohde, 1971 Amy Leila Saberian, 2003 a reception honoring Joe Jamail, held October 25, 2007 in Houston, Texas. Wayne A. Rohne, 1958 Angelica Astrid Saenz, 2004 James A. Rolfe, 1968 Jaime A. Saenz, 1986 Kate Vickers Romain, 1991 Robert S. Safi , 2005 Richard Alan Schafer, 1998 Julie A. Scott, 2001 Pierre-Yves Romain, 1991 S. Anthony Safi , 1976 Josh B. Schaffer, 2002 Lynn Rossi Scott, 1985 Stan G. Roman, 1979 Sage Salon Randy Schaffer, 1973 Ronald R. Scott, 1975 Erik Romberg, 2002 Gregory S. Saikin, 2005 Suzanne Lynn Schairer, 1997 Roy A. Seaberg, 1965 Gina M. Romo, 1997 Diana Saldana, 1997 Julie S. Schechter, 1984 H. Kyle Seale, 1949 Veronica Anne Roper, 2005 James B. Sales, 1960 Christine H. Scheinberg, 1991 Bradley Seals, 1975 Mitchell S. Rosen, 1980 Annette M. Salinas, 2006 James W. Schell, 1974 Paul A. Seals, 1975 Glen A. Rosenbaum, 1972 Irwin R. Salmanson, 1961 Richard D. Schell, 1983 Henry W. Sebesta Jr., 1953 Cheryl K. Rosenberg, 1987 Larry D. Salmon, 1980 Cecil Schenker, 1966 Thomas L. Secrest, 1978 Stanley D. Rosenberg, 1955 Henry Salzhandler, 1972 P. M. Schenkkan, 1975 Olga Seelig, 1997 Lauren E. Rosenblatt, 2000 Susan V. Sample, 1992 Suzanne M. Scheuing, 1999 Scott H. Segal, 1989 Ricky H. Rosenblum, 1988 Alan Gilbert Sampson, 1971 Eric L. Schiele, 2000 Barry S. Seidel, 1981 Gayle E. Rosenstein, 1996 Margaret J. Sampson, 2000 Robert G. Schleier, 1950 Thomas H. Selby, 1999 Brent M. Rosenthal, 1980 San Antonio Area Foundation Eddie C. Schmidt II, 1975 Aryn S. Self, 2001 Mike Rosenwasser, 1970 Daniel W. Sanborn, 2001 John A. Schmidt, 1976 Scott W. Self, 2001 The Rosewood Foundation Jerry G. Sanchez, 1984 Richard W. Schmidt, 1989 Todd Sellars, 1995 Albert C. Ross, 1960 Gerald J. Sanders, 1980 J. R. Schneider, 1957 Carla E. Sereny, 2005 Brett T. Ross, 2000 Lynn E. Sanders, 1975 Kathleen M. Schneider, 1983 Neal Serotte, 1974 James U. Ross, 1965 Thomas Sanders, 1995 Linda C. Schneider, 1989 Dan Settle Jr., 1972 Jon Stuart Ross, 1989 Michael K. Sanderson, 1977 Michael D. Schnitzer, 1986 Edward Charles Seward, 1993 Monty L. Ross, 1976 John H. Sandlin, 1973 Larry Schoenbrun, 1965 June Ailin Sewell, 1983 Peter Ross, 1969 Theresa Anne Sandoval, 2000 Tracey H. Schoettelkotte, 2002 Robert A. Sewell, 1969 David Roth, 1995 Sanford C. Bernstein & Co., LLC The Scholarship Foundation/ Karen Patton Seymour, 1986 Lawrence S. Rothenberg, 1981 Katherine Shelby Sanford, 1999 Lockheed Martin Shadywood Foundation Robert Lawrence Rouder, 2002 Sanofi -aventis Lionel M. Schooler, 1974 Robert Tylden Shaeffer, 1990 Natalie C. Rougeux, 2003 Shalla Santos, 2006 Scott N. Schools, 1987 Peter J. Shakow, 1998 Round Rock Express BaseballClub Lies Sapp, 1983 Brett A. Schrader, 1998 Janie Ann Shannon, 1996 Daniel Routman, 1985 Paul C. Sarahan, 1990 Adam T. Schramek, 2001 Joel Shannon, 1970 Amber Hatfi eld Rovner, 1990 Sarah Sarahan, 1993 Christopher W. Schrauff, 1996 Sander W. Shapiro, 1954 Michael Daly Rowe, 1981 Jack D. Sargent, 1955 Sherrie Schroder, 1990 M. Michael Sharlot Keith A. Rowley, 1992 Camille F. Sarrouf, 1960 Stephanie M. Schroepfer, 1986 Susan Sharlot, 1984 Denise Mylene Rozendaal, 1996 Thomas Preston Sartwelle, 1967 Frederick J. Schuck, 1981 Daniel W. Sharp, 2001 John C. Rozendaal, 1997 Stephen W. Sather, 1986 Charles R. Schulte, 1950 Phillip Sharp, 1990 Scott E. Rozzell, 1975 Larry Sauer Jr., 1971 Kristen Garvey Schulz, 1996 Stacy Rogers Sharp, 2006 The RR Family Foundation C. Stephen Saunders, 1980 Miles Schulze, 1961 James M. Shatto, 1957 Alissa Brett Rubin, 2002 Charles A. Saunders, 1945 C. W. Schumacher Jr., 1960 Robin G. Shaughnessy, 1999 Abraham Rubinsky, 1988 Gilbert R. Saydah Jr., 2000 Paul F. Schuster, 1992 Russell Shaw, 1980 Ruby’s Barbeque, Inc. SBC Foundation Susan M. Schwager, 1991 Otis C. Shearer, 1967 Joe Arthur Rudberg, 1971 John M. Scanlan, 1967 A. R. Schwartz, 1951 Frank H. Sheffi eld Jr., 1974 Morton A. Rudberg, 1957 William Scanlan Jr., 1966 John N. Schwartz, 1996 Shell Oil Company Foundation Amy L. Rudd, 2000 The William and Salome Scanlan Justin A Schwartz, 2006 Matthew Shelton, 1999 Tyler J. Rudd, 2000 Foundation Marcus F. Schwartz, 1974 Ryan T. Shelton, 2002 Kristine D. Rudolph, 1998 John I. Schaberg, 1980 Michael J. Schwartz A. Haag Sherman, 1992 George Ruhlen, 1975 Chris Schaeper, 1984 Newton B. Schwartz Sr., 1954 Robert Allen Sherman, 1987

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UTLaw38-79_FINAL.indd 52 11/14/07 10:33:26 PM THE 2007 CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT • ANNUAL FUND Jennifer Sherrill, 1995 G. Philip Smith, 1996 Charles W. Spencer, 1964 Robert J. Stokes Jr., 1994 Andrew G. Sherwood, 2001 Gregory D. Smith, 1986 Elisa K. Spencer, 1998 Leah Stolar, 1985 Gregory W. Shields, 1994 J. Burleson Smith, 1940 Jennifer G. Spencer, 1987 David H. Stone, 1992 J. Todd Shields, 1972 James B. Smith Jr., 1976 Jeffrey E. Spiers, 1986 Kerwin B. Stone, 1977 Nellie K. Shipley, 1994 James C. Smith, 1977 Jim Spiller, 1959 Preston M. Stone, 2006 Jamie Nordhaus Shipp, 1999 James E. Smith, 1982 John Spiller, 1991 Ralph M. Stone, 1990 Meredith Leigh Shirley, 2006 Jamie E. Smith, 2005 Craig D. Spirduso, 1983 Richard L. Stone, 1952 Marc T. Shivers, 1987 Kelli B. Smith, 1998 James K. Spivey, 1995 Charles P. Storey, 1948 Shari Oualline Shivers, 1987 Kristen M. Smith, 2005 Rex J. Spivey, 1965 Gene Storie, 1983 Larry Shoaf, 1972 Kristy L. Smith, 1994 Ronald T. Sponberg, 1975 Eric B. Storm, 2001 Eden P. Sholeen, 1993 L. Boyd Smith Jr., 1986 Webb Spradley, 1978 Paul V. Storm, 1990 Shook, Hardy & Bacon, L.L.P. Lisa Ann Smith, 2003 Robert M. Sprague, 1967 John T. Stough Jr., 1973 Jimmy Shook, 1984 Mark E. Smith, 1979 Ron A. Sprague, 1979 William A. Stout, 1955 Shoreline Grill Marty L. Smith, 1993 James J. Spring III, 1972 Frank Stovall, 1959 Jessica Shortz, 2005 Meghan M. Smith, 2005 Truman Spring, 1987 J. Lindsay Stradley Jr., 1974 Larry L. Shosid, 1987 Michael C. Smith, 1974 Darryl M. Springs, 1966 Mark Strain, 1992 Clara Shovlin Paul H. Smith, 1951 Harlow L. Sprouse, 1960 Strasburger & Price L.L.P. September Rea Shumaker, 2004 Rebecca S. Smith, 1999 Elsa Dunbar Sprunt, 2006 John B. Strasburger, 1989 Joe Shumate, 1976 Robert H. Smith, 1962 William R. Squires III, 1972 John H. Strasburger, 1961 Jesse K. Shumway, 2004 Robert L. Smith Grant St. Julian III, 1982 Henry J. Strauss Jr., 1957 Stephen W. Sides, 2004 Robert Lee Smith, 1968 Brent G. Stahl, 1989 Robert A. Strauss, 1998 Brian Siegal, 1998 Ronald David Smith, 2006 Scott M. Stahr, 1981 Robert S. Strauss, 1941 Ronald J. Sievert, 1977 Scott F. Smith, 1980 Mary Williford Staine, 1984 Ashley E. Street, 2005 Laurence D. Sikes Jr., 1962 Stuart Smith, 1985 Ross Staine Jr., 1984 Joseph G. Street, 1947 Eugene J. Silva II, 2000 Timothy Brian Smith, 1981 Paul E. Stallings, 1966 Thomas L. Strickland, 1977 D. Marshall Simmons, 1957 William Creighton Smith, 1997 Kyle D. Stallones, 1987 Todd D. Strickler, 2003 Harold C. Simmons Zachary James Smith Matthew R. Stammel, 1997 Greg F. Strobl, 1975 Richard S. Simms, 1974 Barry T. Smitherman, 1984 Nicole Stammel, 1997 W. Matthew Strock, 1999 Kenneth J. Simon, 1984 Julien R. Smythe, 1991 Ben H. Stanbery Christopher B. Strong, 1995 Robert A. Simon, 1990 Snell & Wilmer, L.L.P. The Stanley Family Trust Geoffrey Strongin Michelle L. Simpkins, 1999 Michael R. Snipes, 1984 Stanley, Mandel & Iola, L.L.P. Marsha R. Strongin, 1987 Reagan W. Simpson, 1977 Roy C. Snodgrass III, 1972 Marc R. Stanley, 1982 James F. Struthers, 1993 Michael K. Sims, 1992 Kirk Snouffer, 1973 Susan L. Stanley, 1982 Michael D. Stuart, 1971 Louis J. Sirico Jr., 1972 Edward M. Snyder Jr., 1962 Clark Stanton, 1974 Stubbeman Family Foundation David A. Sirna, 2002 Jeffrey I. Snyder, 2005 David P. Stanush, 1987 David Stubbeman, 1963 Megan E. Sirna, 2002 John W. So, 2005 Alisa Terrell Starbird, 1983 William Floyd Stutts Jr. Gabrielle A. Sitomer, 2003 Sinead C. Soesbe, 2000 Matthew S. Stark, 2002 Angela Styles, 1994 Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher Sheila M. Sokolowski, 2000 C. David Stasny, 1977 Steven M. Sucsy, 1977 & Flom Carlos A. Sole III, 1994 Sarah E. Stasny, 2004 Gregory M. Sudbury, 2001 Sheila Ellwood Skaggs, 1994 Bob Solomon, 1971 State Farm Companies Foundation Bonnie Sudderth, 1985 Jonathan B. Skidmore, 1983 Jay I. Solomon, 1973 C. Michael Stebbins, 2000 Knut Suhr, 1967 Andrew C. Skinner, 1999 Jeffrey M. Sone, 1981 Donald W. Steele, 1986 Sullivan & Cromwell LLP Christopher T. Skinner, 1999 Stephanie K. Song, 1999 Kenneth R. Stein, 1976 Martha J. Sullivan, 1973 Brad Sklencar, 1989 Lisa Sooter, 1987 Irwin H. Steinhorn, 1964 Teresa A. Sullivan Slack & Davis Linda E. Sorber, 1971 Robert G. Stephens, 1990 Frederick W. Sultan IV, 1996 Charlotte Tonroy Slack, 1953 Martin A. Sosland, 1983 Ana Marie Stern, 1969 Jan Summer, 1976 Katherine J. Slater, 2001 John G. Soule, 1974 Ann Barnett Stern, 1982 Robert R. Summerhays, 1994 Shelby L. Slawson, 2003 Luther H. Soules III, 1967 Karl S. Stern, 1982 James M. Summers, 1976 Roland E. Sledge Jr., 1972 Daniel A. South, 2005 David R. Stevenson, 1975 Manuel Supervielle, 1981 Stephanie P. Slobin, 1999 Southern Medical Legal Services, Adrian Stewart, 2000 Maurice C. Superville Jr., 1989 J. Elwood Slover, 1947 LLC Cynthia K. Stewart, 1986 Therese Lenore Surprenant, 1996 Aimee C. Slusher, 1994 Solace K. Southwick, 1988 Douglas E. Stewart, 2001 Thomas M. Susman, 1967 Cynthia C. Smiley, 1981 Justin L. Sovich, 2005 John B. Stewart, 1979 Ronald L. Sussman, 1988 Martha E. Smiley, 1972 Michael L. Spain, 1979 Charles Henry Still, 1968 John F. Sutton Jr., 1941 Alison L. Smith, 1977 Kathleen Bone Spangler, 1994 Kathryn E. Still, 2001 Michael K. Swan, 1967 Annalyn G. Smith, 1984 Marlene K. Sparkman, 1981 Robert Lee Stillwell Sr., 1961 William A. Swank, 1967 Barton S. Smith, 1968 Andrea Sparks, 1997 James Howard Stilwell, 1995 Bill Swanstrom, 1988 Bea Ann Smith, 1975 Berry D. Spears, 1982 Katrina Price Stilwell, 1998 William E. Swart, 1978 Bruce Dixie Smith, 1964 Robert F. Spears, 1968 Mark A. Stinnett, 1980 Michael A. Swartzendruber, 1990 Cynthia D. Smith, 1985 Clifton E. Speir, 1949 Cassie B. Stinson, 1978 Patrick H. Swearingen Jr., 1950 David P. Smith, 1968 Robert D. Spellings, 1968 David T. Stitt, 1969 David H. Sweeney, 2005 Erin Geiger Smith, 2004 Christopher W. Spence, 2003 Ross W. Stoddard III, 1975 Erin E. Sweeney, 1988 G. Frederick Smith, 1984 Bryan S. Spencer, 1958 Macey Reasoner Stokes, 1993 Arnold N. Sweet, 1956

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UTLaw38-79_FINAL.indd 53 11/14/07 10:33:27 PM THE 2007 CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT • ANNUAL FUND Sweetish Hill Inc. J. Lawrence Temple, 1991 Terry O. Tottenham, 1970 Ralph W. Vertrees, 1967 Whitney Louis Swift, 1996 Templeman & Crutchfi eld Nicola Fuentes Toubia, 1994 Waverly Vest, 1973 Kelly Swindell James E. Templeman, 1972 Carole C. Tower, 1983 Eric Viehman, 1981 John C. Symington, 1987 Raymond J. Termini, 1967 Dick Trabulsi, 1969 Jason Villalba, 1996 Kimberly Szarzynski, 2002 Dean A. Tetirick, 1984 J. David Tracy, 1970 Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. Alex Szeto, 2003 Teton Strategic Investments Inc. Warren F. Tracy, 1968 Lauren Virgil T. Rowe Price Program for Teutsch Partners LLC Paul Trahan, 1997 Bradley E. Visosky, 2001 Charitable Giving John S. Teutsch, 1974 Edmunds Travis Jr., 1951 George J. Vlahakos, 2003 T.L.L. Temple Foundation Texas Our Texas PAC Matthew L. Trevena, 1987 Mark H. Voges, 2006 Marc S. Tabolsky, 2002 Textron Charitable Trust Gisela D. Triana, 1988 Robert A. Voigt Jr., 1999 Jeanmarie B. Tade, 1981 Rosa Theofanis, 2002 Michael B. Tristan, 2004 William R. Volk, 1975 Jennifer Webster Taffe, 1998 Robert P. Thibault, 1978 Arthur C. Troilo Jr., 1957 James Von Atzingen, 1988 David A. Taggart, 1972 Christopher C. Thiele, 1999 J. Ronald Trost, 1957 Ramon A. Von Drehle, 1957 Nada Ismail Taha, 2000 Mark A. Thielman, 1986 Nancy Q. Truax, 1977 B. S. Von Klemperer, 2005 George S. Tallichet, 1979 Donald S. Thomas Jr., 1968 Robert Browne Truelson, 1977 Stephan Voudris, 1991 Tampa-Orlando-Pinellas Jewish Joy M. Thomas, 1993 James L. Truitt, 1959 Denise K. Vowell, 1981 Foundation Inc. Robert C. Thomas, 1978 Theresa Trzaskoma, 1997 Robert W. Wachsmuth, 1966 Ashlyn Coleman Tankersely, 1998 Terry M. Thomas, 1980 J. Maxwell Tucker, 1980 Christopher Sean Wade, 1998 Michael W. Tankersley, 1980 Warlick Thomas, 1957 Paula Kay Tucker, 1994 Guy Irvin Wade III, 1988 Rod Tanner, 1976 Clark G. Thompson Jr., 1980 Ellis L. Tudzin, 1972 Larry E. Wadler, 1960 Beverly Potthoff Tarpley, 1951 J. David Thompson III, 1976 Timothy N. Tuggey, 1987 Sandra K. Waelder, 1987 George H. Tarpley, 1978 James Thompson, 2001 James P. Tuite, 1973 Bobby Joe Waggoner, 1971 Stephen C. Tarry, 1978 John Randolph Thompson Jr., 1965 Edward L. Tulin, 2006 Ryan Scott Wagley, 2000 Lewis T. Tarver Jr., 1952 Mark Thompson, 1980 Charles Tupper Jr., 1969 C. Elizabeth Wagner, 1988 Joanna Davis Tate, 1988 Marty E. Thompson, 2002 Charles S. Turet Jr., 1971 David Soren Wagner, 2006 John H. Tate II, 1972 Mathew A. Thompson, 2003 Laura Crowe Turley, 1991 Wm. Hulse Wagner, 1986 Martin Scott Tate, 1988 Robert R. Thompson, 1957 Larry W. Turner, 1980 Brian Alexander Wahl, 2000 Milton Y. Tate Jr., 1963 Kristie M. Tice, 1996 Susan G. Turner, 2004 Jack R. Wahlquist, 1958 Stephen L. Tatum, 1979 Daniel L. Timmons, 2001 John P. Tustin, 2006 Steve Waldman, 1980 Al Taylor, 1956 Shalyn J. Timmons, 2001 Martin A. Tyckoski, 1971 Charles Walker, 1995 Andrew M. Taylor, 1985 L. Lamar Tims, 1967 Uchi Cindy Walker, 1996 Christopher H. Taylor, 1999 Anne Harden Tindall, 2003 Robert N. Udashen, 1977 Mark C. Walker, 1985 David F. Taylor, 1988 Chao-Ping Ting, 1990 Bette E. Uhrmacher, 1969 Miller B. Walker, 1962 Donald R. Taylor, 1975 Robert Wayne Tinnell, 1963 Basil A. Umari, 2000 Raymond F. Walker, 2006 Elaine E. Taylor, 1987 Tipton Cole & Co. Anne Shirley Underwood, 2000 Robert C. Walker, 1973 Frank Edward Taylor, 1990 Jimmie B. Todd, 1963 Underwood, Wilson, Berry, Stein & Ronald B. Walker, 1973 Harold J. Taylor, 1992 Joe W. Tomaselli Jr., 1997 Johnson P.C. Tiffany E. Walker, 2002 J. Gregory Taylor, 1986 Lisa Helgoe Tomaselli, 1997 Timothy J. Unger, 1974 John B. Wallace, 1979 Jessica S. Taylor, 1999 Thomas M. Tomlinson, 1995 The United Way of the Bay Area Luralee H. Wallace, 1969 Leah C. Taylor, 1983 Brian H Tompkins, 2006 United Way of Central New Mexico William L. Wallander, 1984 Thomas W. Taylor, 1982 Michael J. Tomsu, 1986 United Way Special Distribution Larry A. Walraven, 1989 Timothy E. Taylor, 1991 Karin B. Torgerson, 1995 Account Carla M. Walsh, 2004 W. Roberts Taylor Jr., 1989 Gustavo Torres Jr., 2006 University Co-operative Society Robert C. Walters, 1983 William J. Teitelbaum, 1972 Sue Lewis Tottenham Gerald P. Urbach, 1968 D. Gibson Walton, 1975 Stephen G. Utz, 1979 Ronald Wamsted, 1980 Michael Valek, 2003 John C. Wander, 1994 Valero Energy Corporation Sharon Gail Ward, 1994 Stephen W. Van Hooser, 1982 Wesley R. Ward, 1998 Eric Michael Van Horn, 2005 James L. Ware, 1975 Jillian van Rensburg, 1999 Charles L. Warren, 1973 Glenn Van Shellenbeck, 1984 Morgan Sheinberg Warren, 2000 Carol Vance, 1958 William L. Warren, 1995 Melinda Terry Vance, 1964 Laura P. Washburn, 1994 Holly A. Vandrovec, 2005 Tracie Leigh Washington, 1989 Paul J. VanOsselaer, 1975 Gail Watkins, 1981 Alberto Varillas, 1989 Joe Bill Watkins, 1968 Lana K. Varney, 1988 Marcella D. Watkins, 1991 Christina M. Vasak, 1979 Paul C. Watler, 1981 Janet M. Vaskas, 1974 John A. Watson, 1971 W. Boone Vastine II, 1968 Kenneth S. Watson II, 1969 Terry Balch Terry Ben F. Vaughan III, 1967 William R. Watson, 1980 Augie Garrido, Jeannie Gross, Joe Jamail ‘53, and Harry Reasoner ‘62, at a Shelton M. Vaughan, 1994 Christopher B. Watt, 2001 reception honoring Joe Jamail, held October 25, 2007 in Houston, Texas. Verizon Foundation Richard D. Watt, 1972

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UTLaw38-79_FINAL.indd 54 11/14/07 10:33:27 PM THE 2007 CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT • ANNUAL FUND Mark Wawro, 1979 Ralph U. Whitten, 1969 Michael L. Wolfram, 1971 Terry A. Yates, 1972 William M. Waxman, 1974 H. Philip Whitworth Jr., 1972 Nora N. Wolfram Bryan T. Yeates, 2004 Phillip T. Way, 2003 Paul O. Wickes, 1993 Walter P. Wolfram, 1956 Yale H. Yee, 1995 Robert S. Weatherall, 1957 David Frederick Wickwire, 1998 Bill R. Womble, 1963 David Lee Ylitalo, 1975 Elizabeth Weathers, 2000 Harry G. Wiederspahn, 1956 John F. Wombwell, 1987 Larry F. York, 1964 David Jamar Weaver, 1973 Thomas E. Wiener, 1968 H. H. Wommack III, 1980 Barney Young, 1958 Leslye Lucas Weaver Carlton Wilde, 1959 Judy L. Wong, 1982 Deyonna D. Young, 1977 Charles C. Webb Jr., 1976 Leigh Els Wilde, 1998 Chris Bussa Wood, 2002 Hilary H. Young, 1992 Gregory P. Webb, 2005 William Key Wilde, 1958 Diane P. Wood, 1975 Lisa Marie Young, 2002 Gwendolyn H. Webb, 1979 Sara Melinda Wilder, 1995 Donald F. Wood Phyllis Y. Young, 2001 James E. Webb, 1974 R. R. Wiley Jr., 1949 J. Ralph Wood Jr., 1951 Scott A. Young, 2004 Lucie Frost Webb, 1991 Adam S. Wilk, 2002 Jon C. Wood, 1967 Jennifer A. Youpa, 1985 Bernie Weberman, 1975 Glen M. Wilkerson, 1971 Judson Wood Jr., 1958 Alan V. Ytterberg, 1985 Jane M. Webre, 1989 Marshall R. Wilkerson, 1986 Judson R. Wood, 1951 Frances A. Yturri, 2001 Archie F. Webster Richard J. Wilkie, 1991 Michael W. Wood, 1970 Shaarik Zafar, 2000 Dan G. Webster III, 1964 Robert A. Wilkins, 2001 David R. Woodcock, 2000 Kira K. Zahn, 1995 R. Alan Weeks, 1990 Edward LaPorte Wilkinson Jr., 1988 Gene M. Woodfi n, 1940 Lawrence H. Zahn, 1995 John Weikart, 1998 George O. Wilkinson Jr., 1991 David Scott Woodruff, 1997 John Anthony Zaloom, 1994 Stephen I. Weil, 1978 Stephen D. Willey, 1978 Ronald G. Woods, 1964 Jesus A. Zambrano, 2005 Leslie Eve Weiner Williams Companies Stanley C. Woods, 1948 Adam J. Zaner, 1994 Sigmund T. Weiner, 1968 Del Williams, 1985 Terry M. Word, 1973 Karin M. Zaner, 1994 Chris Weinstock, 1992 Marsha L. Williams Cynthia L. Work, 1979 Guangsheng Zang, 2005 J. Steven Weisinger, 1976 Mary Pearl Williams, 1949 Jean M. Worsham, 1949 Marni Dee Zarin, 2002 Laurie Weiss, 1988 Rosemary R. Williams, 1988 Christopher K. Wrampelmeier, Hilary Zarrow, 1983 Mark Weiss, 1975 Scott E. Williams, 1996 1993 Scott F. Zarrow, 1983 Virgil Raney Welch, 2003 Scott T. Williams, 1994 Jason Lance Wren, 2000 John Richard Zepeda, 2003 J. Tullos Wells, 1974 Concetta C. Williamson Arthur Wright, 1971 Andrew W. Zeve, 2003 Dana E. Weltmann, 1980 Hardy T. Williamson, 1957 Herman Wright Jr., 1978 Aida Kennedy Ziemnicki, 1979 Valerie L. Wenger, 1984 James Williamson, 2004 Philip B. Wright, 2006 Richard F. Zier, 1977 Matthew Stuart Wermager, 2002 John H. Williamson, 1990 Thomas C. Wright, 2000 Louis S. Zimmerman, 1974 Ephraim (Fry) Wernick, 2003 Wilmer Hale LLP Scott Wulfe, 1983 Jack B. Zimmermann, 1975 Matthew K. Wernli, 2006 Charles J. Wilson, 1960 Bart Wulff, 1973 Kristen Ann Zingaro, 2003 Stephen T. Wertz, 1973 Chasity Nakeisha Wilson, 2006 Forrest J. Wynn, 2002 Jodi Zipp, 1983 Ben B. West, 1961 James W. Wilson, 1951 Kevin Yamaga-Karns, 1995 Jeffrey John Zissa, 1988 David B. West, 1981 John F. Wilson, 1947 Howard C. Yancy, 1983 Shannon M. Zmud, 2004 Milton H. West Jr., 1939 Mark B. Wilson, 1992 Kelly Yandell, 1997 Alison C. Zoellner, 1990 Jay L. Westbrook, 1968 Mary Pat Wilson, 1977 Kevin W. Yankowsky, 1994 Lisa G. Zummo, 1983 Redge B. Westbrook, 1981 Michael C. Wilson, 1991 Michael J. Yanochik, 1992 Patrick A. Zummo, 1982 Stephen Westermann, 1992 Shelby E. Wilson, 2005 Nancy A. Yanochik, 1991 Jay A. Zweig, 1986 Arthur M. Wharton, 1969 Stanley P. Wilson, 1948 Brian Garrett Yarbrough, 1997 Scott A. Wheatley, 1999 T. Michael Wilson, 1969 David L. Yarbrough, 1970 R. F. Wheless Jr., 1955 W. Roger Wilson, 1973 Herbert D. Yates, 1972 Andrew C. Whitaker, 1991 Erec R. Winandy, 2000 John Allen Yates, 2006 White & Case LLP Darrell Roy Windham, 1978 Norris W. Yates Jr., 1957 Amy E. White, 2001 Dennis J. Windscheffel, 2004 Amy Gremminger White, 2004 Roy S. Wingate, 1958 Ben White, 1941 Thomas P. Wingate Jr., 1999 Harry E. White, 1999 Irma June Wink, 1970 Jane Owen White, 1982 Peter Winstead, 1965 Karen Tucker White, 1988 Claire Winterholler, 1989 Kevin White, 1999 Mark E. Wise, 1974 L. Nicole White, 1992 Keith E. Witek, 1996 Raymond E. White, 1980 R. Daniel Witschey Jr., 1975 Sandra L. White, 1994 Raymond R. Witt Jr., 2004 Scott White, 1992 Rick L. Wittenbraker, 1973 V. Gaye White, 2000 Edith A. Wittig, 1978 William D. White Jr., 1960 Sally B. Wittliff, 1997 Clifford L. Whitehill, 1957 Travis M. Wohlers, 2003 Bill Whitehurst, 1971 Dianna D. Wojcik, 1999 Ryan C. Whitfi ll, 2000 Barry H. Wolf, 1976 Noel B. Whitley, 1996 Howard Wolf, 1959 Mark Rutkowski Paul Whitley Walter C. Wolff Jr., 1949 Professor and former dean John Sutton ’41, Dean Larry Sager, and Nancy Emmett L. Whitsett Jr., 1938 Charles W. Wolfram, 1962 Sutton ’41 at the 2007 Tailgate Party.

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UTLaw38-79_FINAL.indd 55 11/14/07 10:33:28 PM THE 2007 CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT • FRIENDS Friendsof the Law School

Betty T. Adkins Michelle K. Brock Elizabeth Free Cross David Folsom Thomas O. Hicks Carroll M. Akard Bruce A. Brockway Harry H. Cullen William E. Forbath Thomas A. Hill Eric Albritton Erin Brockway Rose Cullen Michael G. Frankel JoAnne Tennant Hillegeist John Albritton Katherine Brockway John W. C u l l i ns Betsy C. Frantz Artie Lee Hinds Eric A. Allen Laura Brockway Isabella C. Cunningham Jean S. Fraser James C. Ho Lester L. Allison Rebecca Idar Brockway William Cunningham Jessica L. Freedson Marsha S. Hoffer J. Forbes Anderson Charles R. Burnett Jo Anna Dale Cornelia C. Friedman D. Alter Holand Jacqueline Anderson Don D. Bush Patricia Davidson Kem Thompson Frost Clifton L. Holmes Maureen Armour Pamela S. Bush Elene Davis Elizabeth Fulghum Vicki Holt Beverly Bintliff Arnold Charles Butt Leon Davis Mary Elizabeth Galvan James K. Hsu Clinton Averitte William John Bux Leonard Davis C. M. Garver Susan A. Huber Susan Read Backer Darlene S. Byrne Martha S. Davis Jeffrey S. Genecov Demaris Hudspeth Ann M. Baddour Norma V. Cantu Patricia E. Davis Julius G. Getman Carrie L. Huff Sarvenaz Bahar Margaret E. Carl Sherry S. Davis Joyce Giblin Olive Hughes Don Bailey David W. Carr John Deigh Francis M. Gilbert Jennie Mackenzie Hull Sybil Balasco Diana Carr Brian Lee Dethrow John L. Gilbert Linda Crooker Hunsaker Brenda L. Baldwin Mary Ann Carrico Vera Ann Dillon Julie Gilbert Hulen H. Hunt Elizabeth Bonner Ball James S. Carter Lissey Donosky Jean A. Goldsmith Barbara Hurwitz Stephen P. Ballantyne Robert R. Casey Gavin C. Dowell Daniel J. Goldstein Deborah J. Jackson Sandra Ballases Jennifer C. Cass Suzanne Drouet Adrienne G. Gooch Jimmy W. Janacek Ben Barnes Dorothy A. Castle Amy Lee Drown Steven J. Goode Kenneth Michael Jastrow II Peggy Barnett Ricardo Cedillo Dylan Drummond Kevin Grace Susan R. Jastrow Ilene Barr Fred E. Chaney Billie J. Dumas Lino A. Graglia Brenda Jennings Margaret Claire Barr Sheila R. Chapman Lissa Dunlay David J. Graham Stanley M. Johanson Patrice M. Barron Annette Chavez Lester S. Duplechan Harold S. Graham Jeanne R. Johnson Jayne Williams Bass Michael J. Churgin Tara G. Eastland Gary L. Greenberg M. Brett Johnson Lori A. Bates Brenda Cialone Evelyn W. Eldridge Martha Shuford Greenhill Marjorie B. Johnson Diane Begala Elloine Clark Billie J. Ellis Jr. James R. Griffi n Raleigh W. Johnson Mary H. Bell Kathryn L. Clarke Richard N. Ellis Jenard M. Gross Tim Johnson Brock Benson R. Brent Clifton Karen L. Engle Mark Gunn Edward O. Jones Mary Bentsen Charles Cohn David E. Erickson Vicky Gunning Milam Joseph A.C. Bering Marc B. Collier Susan C. Erickson Judith Guthrie Alicean Kalteyer Mitchell Berman Michael H. Collins Raul F. Escandon Allison Rogers Haft Charles F. Kalteyer Bruce R. Bilger Thomas A. Connop Christina M. Estrada Ann Wal Hallmark Susan Kalus Mrs. Norman W. Black Mrs. Cecil N. Cook Donald Louis Evans Dagmar Hamilton Farley P. Katz Lynn E. Blais Mary McDermott Cook Marilyn J. Evans Robert W. Hamilton Carolyn Frost Keenan Linda Block Saundra Cook Philip Karl Evans Priscilla Harris William Howard Keenan William L. Boeing Theodore Cooperstein Susan Evans Bob Haworth John Page Keeton Theresa Bossard Frank M. Covert III C. Richard Everett John A. Hay III Susan E. Kelso Mike Bourgeois Martha Covert J. Steven Farr Thad Heartfi eld Mildred C. Kerr W. J. Bowen Emily Craft Antonia Kivelle Fasanelli Peggy A. Heeg Alfred A. King Oren Bracha Nathan E. Crain Lawrence D. Finder Thomas Roy Helfand Allan G. King Patricia T. Brennan Caroline M. Craven Sidney A. Fitzwater Jeanne B. Henderson John A. King John A. Bricker Jr. Silky Ragsdale Crockett Peter T. Flawn Terese T. Hershey Kim Lynne Kiplin Dolph Briscoe Marcia A. Crone Priscilla Pond Flawn Gene W. Hewett Jeanette Knight

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UTLaw38-79_FINAL.indd 56 11/14/07 10:33:31 PM THE 2007 CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT • FRIENDS Yolanda C. Knull Susan J. Martin Robert A. Mosbacher Jr. Bernard Rapoport Teresa A. Sullivan Nancy Koenig Olivia G. Mason James G. Moses Nancy Ratchford Anne E. Swenson Jennifer Kreder Elizabeth Shatto Massey Jeanne W. Moses Heather Rattan Kelly Swindell Martha M. Krismer Charles W. Matthews Claudia R. Moursund Macey Hodges Reasoner Sallie B. Tarride Jean M. Kuntz Bill Maxwell Kenneth C. Moursund Wayne Reaud Charles W. Tate Roman J. Kupchynsky Amos L. Mazzant III Eric V. Moye Robin Reed Judy Tate James S. Kwansy Robert F. McBee Scott M. Muehlberger R. Anthony Reese Arthur (Buddy) Temple III Mary C. Lamping Thomas J. McBride Vincent M. Nathan David Rembert Ellen Clarke Temple William David Lawson Robert L. McCamey Dawn Clark Netsch Linda Richards Jack E. Thompson Douglas Laycock Virginia McClain David Newberger Susan H. Richardson M a r y W. Thompson Lowell H. Lebermann Jill Roberts McClung Betty Sue Newton Elizabeth A. Riddels Sue Lewis Tottenham Terri LeClercq Daniel M. McClure Frances A. Nussbaum Peter J. Riley Roger Townsend Dottie M. Lee Judy L. McClure Ralph S. O’Connor Portia Ann Robert Harry A. Trueblood David P. Lein Dana D. McCormick Peter O’Donnell Cary T. Roberts David Turner Brian R. Leiter Ann K. McCulloch Judy White Oldham Thomas A. Roberts Elizabeth T. Turner David M. Leonard Jr. Dorothy Burgess McDade William L. Olsen Graham H. Robertson Ruth Tynes E. L. Lester Jr. Craig A. McDougal Jeff B. Osborne Wilhelmina E. Robertson Asha C. Vaidya Virginia A. Levenback Scott M. McElhaney Leslie Oster Daniel B. Rodriguez Ann Koppel Van Hanken Sanford V. Levinson Kim McElligott Stacy L. Owen Andrew D. Rooker Patricia J. Villareal Alene R. Levy Toya McEwen Chris C. Pappas Karen K. Royce Lauren Virgil Richard Lipton F. B. McGregor Jr. Harris J. Pappas Paul S. Ruiz Don E. Walden Margaret N. Lloyd Mike D. McKenzie Sarah Parks A.W. Jr. Rutter Mark F. Walter Nancy B. Loeffl er Robert W. Meachum Roger Parloff Kevin Rynbrandt K. Michele Walters Meredith J. Long Terry R. Means John W. Pa t e Sarah Saldana T. John Wa rd Teresa Lozano Long Feriale Millen John T. Paterson Richard A. Schell Robert F. Watson Virginia Looney Bruce E. Miller Carrin Mauritz Patman Michael H. Schneider Leslye Lucas Weaver John D. Love Eugenia B. Miller Louis M. Pearce Jr. Anell Schoenvogel Archie F. Webster Margaret Love Frank Roberts Miller Jean V. Peddie Clarence W. Schoenvogel Leslie Eve Weiner Jeana L. Lungwitz Retta A. Miller Rodman Scott Peddie Michael J. Schwartz Toni Weinstein Jason Vinh Luong Pamela D Minter Jane S. Pendergraft Linda Schwartz-Wright Sara E. White Jeffrey P. Lyons William Mitchell Stephanie W. Pennell Joy Manning Scott Paul Whitley Katie Townes Lyons Virginia M. Mithoff Robert J. Peroni Terri L. Scott Mary Beth Wilbins Abbie Madden Jane E. Mody Steven B. Pfeiffer Sally C. Shafer Diane Pou Wilcox David Maland Paige Holden Montgomery Lavon Philips Marcia Regan Shannon Ward Willford Elizabeth J. Mann Betty Kyle Moore Mathew W. Pile Marc J. Shapiro Marsha L. Williams Beverly Manne Preston Moore Jr. Louis T. Pirkey M. Michael Sharlot Concetta C. Williamson Christine Marcin David Moorman Patricia R. Platter Clara Shovlin Margaret A. Wilson Hans Michael Mark Ellen Barton Morrison Esther Slipakoff Polland Lillian Seymour Sills Raymond C. Winter Inga Markovits Marion Morrison James Wm Porter Harold C. Simmons Zipporah B. Wiseman Richard S. Markovits Mark Morrison Adam Ramirez Kathleen M. Skambis Nora N. Wolfram Robert E. Marsh Michele Morrison Eliza Lovett Randall Mark Sloan Eva Womack Errin B. Martin Susie A. Morrison Audre Jean Rapoport Ernest E. Smith Barry P. Wood Michael R. Smith Donald F. Wood Robert L. Smith Patrick Woolley Wilhelmina Robertson Smith James Wooten Zachary James Smith Hilary L. Worchell David Simon Sokolow Eleanor C. Wright Carolyn Sortor Charles J. Wyly Merrie Spaeth Anne R. Yeakel Julie L. Stack Mario E. Yzaguirre Karen F. Stallings Ben H. Stanbery Rebecca Y. Starr William B. Steele III Mrs. William M. Steger Jordan Steiker Paul Stickney Brita Strandberg Nancy A. Strehlow

Mark Rutkowski Geoffrey Strongin Dean Larry Sager, Eduardo Rodriguez ’68, and Jaime Saenz ’86, at the Law School’s annual William Floyd Stutts Jr. Tailgate Party, held this year before the University of Texas Longhorns’ win over the Michael C. Subit Nebraska Cornhuskers on Saturday, October 27, 2007. Ainslie M. Sugarman

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UTLaw38-79_FINAL.indd 57 11/14/07 10:33:32 PM THE 2007 CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT • COMPANIES & FOUNDATIONS Companies & Foundations

Abramson Family Foundation Betty and Davis Fitzgerald Dallas Bar Association Fred and Mabel R. Parks Accenture Foundation, Inc. Foundation Dallas Jewish Community Foundation Ace Custom Tailors Bickerstaff, Heath, Delgado, Foundation Freddie Mac Foundation Adams and Reese, L.L.P. Acosta, L.L.P. Dave & Buster’s Frownfelter & Leal Adams Insurance Service Inc. Bodhi Yoga David Rembert Agency Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. Adams, Belanger, Atherton Body Business Health Club & Spa Davis, Cedillo & Mendoza Inc. Gardere Wynne Sewell LLP & LoStracco, P.C. Borunda Hamdani & Simon, LLP Davis, Graham & Stubbs L.L.P. GE Foundation Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. Bracewell & Giuliani LLP Dechert LLP General Mills Foundation AIM Foundation, Inc. Bradz Salon & Day Spa Dell Direct Giving Campaign The Gerald M. Kline Family Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld Breath and Body Yoga Delta Theta Phi Foundation Inc. Foundation LLP Brockway Family Partnership LTD Denman, Franklin & Denman Gibbs & Bruns, L.L.P. Alamo South Lamar, LP Brown McCarroll, L.L.P. Devon Energy Corporation Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP AlixPartners, LLC Brown, Dean, Wiseman, Proctor, Dewey Ballantine, LLP Gieger Laborde & Laperouse, Altria Group, Inc. Hart & Howell, LLP Diamond McCarthy Taylor Finley L.L.C. Alvarez & Marsal Holdings L.L.C. Burroughs & Rhodes Bryant & Lee Global Impact American Endowment Foundation Cadwalader Dillon & Yudell LLP Goldman Sachs & Co. American Legion Canyon Ranch DLA Piper US LLP Goodwin Procter LLP Anadarko Petroleum Corporation Capra & Cavelli Dona Emilia’s South American Grant Thornton Andrews Kurth LLP Carmelo’s Inc. Bar & Grill Graves, Dougherty, Hearon & Ann Lents and J. David Heaney Carrington, Coleman, Sloman Drenner Stuart Wolff Metcalfe Moody, P.C. Foundation & Blumenthal, L.L.P. von Kreisler Greater Houston Community Antina Resources Castle Hill Specialized Fitness Duke Energy Foundation Foundation Argonaut Group, Inc. Catterton Campaign East Side Cafe Greenberg Traurig, LLP AT&T Inc. Foundation Champions Scholarship Foundation EBSCO Industries, Inc. H. E. Butt Grocery Company AT&T, Inc. Chevron Corporation Edison International H2O Partners, Inc. Atlas & Hall, L.L.P. Chuy’s El Paso Bar Auxiliary Hagans, Burdine, Montgomery, Austin Community Foundation Ciba Specialty Chemicals El Paso Corporate Foundation Hallmark Corporate Foundation Austin Lawyers Auxiliary Foundation EOG Resources, Inc. Haltom & Doan, LLP Baker & McKenzie CITGO Petroleum Corporation Epstein Becker Green Wickliff Hartline, Dacus, Dreyer, & Kern, Baker and Hostetler LLP Claire V. Smith Charitable & Hall P.C. L.L.P. Baker Botts L.L.P. Foundation Erickson Demel & Co., P.C. Haynes and Boone, LLP Baker Hughes Foundation Clark, Thomas & Winters, P.C. Eutsler Law Firm HendlerLaw Bank of America Foundation Cleary Gottlieb Exxon Mobil Corporation Hess Companies Bar Association of USDC Eastern Communities Foundation of Texas ExxonMobil Foundation Holland & Knight LLP District of Texas ConocoPhillips Faegre & Benson Holmes Law Offi ce, P.C. Barclays Capital Cooley Godward, LLP Farnsworth & Vonberg, L.L.P. Holmes Woods Diggs & Eames Bar-Levav Family Foundation Countrywide Financial Fibich Hampton & Leebron LLP Hoover Slovacek LLP Baron & Budd, P.C. Corporation Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Houston Jewish Community Bassett Charitable Foundation Covington & Burling Flamingo Automotive Foundation Beaumont Foundation of America Cox Smith Matthews Incorporated Fleming Endowment Howrey LLP Beck Redden & Secrest, L.L.P. Crain Caton & James, P.C. Flower Studio HPHS Choir Booster Club Behringer Harvard Funds Cravath, Swaine & Moore Fox & Associates LLP Hughes & Luce, L.L.P. Beirne, Maynard & Parsons, L.L.P. Creel, Sussman & Moore, L.L.P Francis Scott Baldwin Family Hunt Family Foundation Bell Nunnally & Martin LLP Crown Cork & Seal, Inc. Partnership Ltd. Hunton & Williams LLP

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UTLaw38-79_FINAL.indd 58 11/14/07 10:33:34 PM THE 2007 CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT • COMPANIES & FOUNDATIONS Hyde Park Bar & Grill Inc. Mithoff Family Charitable Stanley, Mandel & Iola, L.L.P. Foundation Inc. Ingram Micro Inc. Foundation State Bar of Texas The Ragsdale Foundation International Business Machines Monterey Fund, Inc. State Bar of Texas Bankruptcy Law The Reaud Law Firm Corporation Moonshine Patio Bar Grill Section The Rosewood Foundation J.R. Enterprises Morgan Keegan & Company, Inc. State Bar of Texas Corporate The RR Family Foundation Jackson Walker L.L.P. Morgan Lewis & Bockius, LLP Counsel Section The Scholarship Foundation/ James I. Perkins Family Munsch Hardt Kopf & Harr, P.C. State Bar of Texas Tax Section Lockheed Martin Foundation Nancy & John Snyder Foundation State Farm Companies Foundation The Thomas Hicks Family James R. Crane Foundation Nelson Family Foundation Strasburger & Price L.L.P. Foundation Jenner & Block Northern Trust Bank Stubbeman Family Foundation The United Way of the Bay Area Joan & Herb Kelleher Charitable Notsew Orm Sands Foundation Sullivan & Cromwell LLP The William and Salome Scanlan Foundation Oracle Corporation Susman Family Foundation Foundation John C. D. Drolla Law Offi ces Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP Susman Godfrey LLP Thompson & Knight LLP Johnson & Associates P.C. Osborne, Helman, Knebel & Sutherland, Asbill & Brennan, LLP Tipton Cole & Co. Johnson Law Firm Deleery, LLP Sweetish Hill Inc. TIW Corporation Jones Day Patton Boggs, L.L.P. T. Rowe Price Program for Uchi JP Morgan Private Bank Paul Hastings Janofsky & Walker Charitable Giving Underwood, Wilson, Berry, Stein Judge John Robert Brown PC World/IDG Cental Services T.L.L. Temple Foundation & Johnson, P.C. Scholarship Foundation Permian Abstract Tammy Tran Attorneys at Law LP United Space Alliance JustGive Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman Tampa-Orlando-Pinellas Jewish United Way of Central New Mexico Kaplan Center- Austin LLP Foundation Inc. United Way Special Distribution Kaplan Inc. Pirkey Barber LLP Temple-Inland Foundation Account King & Spalding LLP Porter Wright Morris & Arthur LLP Templeman & Crutchfi eld University Co-operative Society Kitchens & Associates Powell & Powell Teton Strategic Investments Inc. Valero Energy Corporation Krist Foundation Pressler Foundation Teutsch Partners LLC Vanguard Charitable Endowment Lane Powell PC The Nancy & Paul Qurumbli Texas Bar Foundation Program Langley & Banack, Inc. Foundation Texas Law Fellowships, Inc. Verizon Foundation Latham & Watkins Ramey & Flock, P.C. Texas Our Texas PAC Villita Productions, Inc. Law Offi ce of James & Reynolds Reaud Charitable Foundation Inc. Texas Trial Lawyers Association Vinson & Elkins LLP Law Offi ce of Quanah Parker River Place Country Club Textron Charitable Trust Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Law Offi ces of Clyde Johnson Robert A. & Kathey K. Anderson The Adler Foundation Pease LLP LeBoeuf, Lamb, Greene & MacRae Foundation The Belmont Waukesha-Pearce Industries, Inc. L.L.P. Robertson & Anschutz, P.C. The Bentson Foundation Weil Gotshal & Manges Leighton & Leighton P.C. Robinson Law Firm The Bernard & Audre Rapoport Foundation Inc. Lighthouse Legal Copy Llc Rodriguez, Colvin, Chaney & Foundation Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Locke Liddell & Sapp LLP Saenz, L.L.P. The Boone Foundation White & Case LLP Loeffl er Tuggey Pauerstein Ropes & Gray The Cain Foundation Wiley, Rein & Fielding Rosenthal LLP Round Rock Express Baseball Club The Center For American and Williams Companies Louis J. & Millie M. Kocurek Royston, Rayzor, Vickery International Law Wilmer Hale LLP Charitable Foundation & Williams, L.L.P. The Charles Schwab Corporation Winstead P.C. Lowrey Foster & Hodge RPI Management Company Foundation Wood, Lucksinger & Epstein M.D. Anderson Foundation Ruby’s Barbeque, Inc. The Coca-Cola Company Major, Lindsey & Africa LLC. Sage Salon The Crain Foundation Marine Insurance Seminars, Inc. San Antonio Area Foundation The Dallas Foundation Maritime Law Association of the Sanford C. Bernstein & Co., LLC The Dewuse Guyton Foundation United Sanofi -aventis The Hobby Family Foundation Marsh & McLennan Companies Inc. SBC Foundation The James Street Group Inc. Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw LLP Scarborough Ward LLP The Jesse H. and Susan R. McDermott Will & Emery LLP Scott, Douglass & McConnico,L.L.P. Oppenheimer McGinnis, Lochridge & Kilgore, Scurlock Foundation The Julia and Albert Smith L.L.P. Shadywood Foundation Foundation McGuireWoods LLP Shell Oil Company The Kahle Foundation Inc. McKee Nelson LLP Shell Oil Company Foundation The Law Offi ces of Jones & Jones, McKenna Long & Aldridge, L.L.P. Shook, Hardy & Bacon, L.L.P. Inc. McKool Smith, P.C. Shoreline Grill The Lents Foundation Mestal Foundation Inc. Sidley Austin LLP The Lester Foundation Inc. Mike A. Myers Foundation Silber Pearlman, L.L.P. The Loeffl er Group Mike and Jean Phillips Charitable Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & The Lyndon Baines Johnson Foundation Flom LLP Foundation Milbank, Tweed,Hadley & McCloy Slack & Davis The Meadows Foundation, Inc. LLP Snell & Wilmer, L.L.P. The Menagerie Miller & Chevalier Southern Medical Legal Services, The Millipore Foundation Minton, Burton, Foster & Collins, P.C. LLC The New York Times Company

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ACCESS TO JUSTICE Elizabeth Collum Ozmun, 1987 Lori A. Bates Charles A. Brothers, 1965 INTERNSHIP PROGRAM Scott A. Ozmun, 1985 Brock Benson Brown McCarroll, L.L.P. Texas Bar Foundation Linda Richards Don D. Bush Cadwalader James S. Carter Cooley Godward, LLP ADVOCACY PROGRAM FUND S. JACK AND SOPHIA K. Ronald H. Clark, 1979 Cox Smith Matthews Incorporated Robert L. Grove, Jr., 1971 BALAGIA ENDOWED PRESIDEN- Marc B. Collier Dechert LLP Tracey A. Kennedy, 1990 TIAL SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW Caroline M. Craven Dewey Ballantine, LLP Susan Koegel, 1988 S. Jack Balagia, Jr., 1976 Marcia A. Crone Gardere Wynne Sewell LLP Ron Krist, 1962 ExxonMobil Foundation Patricia Davidson Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher Michael Phillips, 1969 Leonard Davis Goodwin Procter LLP Scarborough Ward LLP BARON & BUDD, P.C. ENDOWED David Folsom Greenberg Traurig, LLP David C. Schick, 1973 ASSOCIATION OF TRIAL Joyce Giblin Hartline, Dacus, Dreyer, & Kern, Gretchen Sween, 2003 LAWYERS OF AMERICA (ATLA) Mary Margaret Groves, 1997 L.L.P. Kathryn J. Tullos, 1983 MOCK TRIAL COMPETITION Judith Guthrie Haynes and Boone, LLP Baron & Budd, P.C. Thad Heartfi eld Howrey LLP SUSANA ALEMAN SCHOLARSHIP Jeanne B. Henderson Jackson Walker L.L.P. Clark, Thomas & Winters, P.C. LLOYD M. BENTSEN CHAIR IN LAW Earl S. Hines, 1967 Jenner & Block David A. Montoya, 1995 Alfred A. King Brenda Jennings Langley & Banack, Inc. Paul S. Ruiz M. Brett Johnson Locke Liddell & Sapp LLP STEVE BICKERSTAFF ENDOWED Jeanette Knight Major, Lindsey & Africa LLC. ASSAULT & FLATTERY PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP John D. Love Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw LLP David A. Anderson, 1972 IN LAW David Maland McDermott Will & Emery LLP Baker Botts L.L.P. Bickerstaff, Heath, Delgado, Errin B. Martin McGinnis, Lochridge & Kilgore, Laurel Rebekah Boatright, 2006 Acosta, L.L.P. Amos L. Mazzant, III L.L.P. Bracewell & Giuliani LLP Steve Bickerstaff, 1976 Craig A. McDougal McKee Nelson LLP Carrington, Coleman, Sloman Toya McEwen McKenna Long & Aldridge, L.L.P. & Blumenthal, L.L.P. NORMAN W. BLACK ‘55 David Moorman Morgan Lewis & Bockius, LLP Kelly M. Dybala, 1998 PROFESSORSHIP IN ETHICAL Larry B. Pascal, 1991 Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP Kindel L. Elam, 2004 COMMUNICATION IN LAW Heather Rattan Osborne, Helman, Knebel & Lino A. Graglia Mrs. Norman W. Black Elizabeth A. Riddels Deleery, LLP Jackson Walker L.L.P. Richard A. Schell Paul Hastings Janofsky & Walker Joseph D. Jamail, 1952 BOARD OF ADVOCATES Michael H. Schneider Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman Michael L Laussade, 2006 State Bar of Texas Corporate Terri L. Scott LLP Dottie M. Lee Counsel Section Mrs. William M. Steger Ropes & Gray Baxter R. Morgan, 2005 T. John Wa rd Kristine D. Rudolph, 1998 E. Adina Opalek Owen, 2006 FRANK BOBBITT MEMORIAL Shell Oil Company R. Anthony Reese SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW CAIN FOUNDATION PUBLIC Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher Robinson Law Firm F. B. (Bob) McGregor, Jr. INTEREST PROGRAM & Flom David M. Rodi, 1996 The Cain Foundation State Bar of Texas Tax Section Susan E. Salch, 1994 JUDGE JOHN R. BROWN Strasburger & Price L.L.P. David Simon Sokolow ADMIRALTY MOOT COURT CAREER SERVICES STUDENT Sutherland, Asbill & Brennan Stanley, Mandel & Iola, L.L.P. COMPETITION PROGRAMS Villita Productions, Inc. Strasburger & Price L.L.P. Judge John Robert Brown Adams and Reese, L.L.P. Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. Maritime Law Association of the Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease United States LLP Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP MORRIS ATLAS EXCELLENCE FUND Royston, Rayzor, Vickery Anadarko Petroleum Corporation Winstead P.C. Jeffrey S. Genecov & Williams, L.L.P. Andrews Kurth LLP Lisa Atlas Genecov, 1984 Baker Botts L.L.P. JUDGE SOLOMON CASSEB, JR. JUDGE PAUL BROWN ENDOWED Bell Nunnally & Martin LLP RESEARCH PROFESSORSHIP IN AUSTIN LAWYERS AUXILIARY SCHOLARSHIP Mike Bourgeois LAW SCHOLARSHIP Don Bailey Nathan Ezekiel Bowden, 1998 Ricardo Cedillo Austin Lawyers Auxiliary Bar Association of USDC Eastern Sofi a Harber Bowden, 1998 Sherry S. Davis District of Texas Bracewell & Giuliani LLP

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CENTER FOR LAW, BUSINESS AND Winstead P.C. Lisa G. Zummo, 1983 Robert C. Grable, 1971 ECONOMICS (IBM GIFT) Patrick A. Zummo, 1982 William D. Greenhill, 1972 International Business Machines CECIL N. COOK ENDOWED PRESI- H2O Partners, Inc. Corporation DENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW RICHARD DALE ENDOWED CHAIR William Fred Hagans, 1972 Mrs. Cecil N. Cook IN LAW J. David Heaney, 1974 CENTER FOR TRANSNATIONAL Jo Anna Dale John L. Hill*, 1947 STUDIES JOHN H. CROOKER, JR. ENDOWED D. Alter Holand Exxon Mobil Corporation PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP DAVIS GRANT SCHOLARSHIP F. Franklin Honea, II, 1976 ExxonMobil Foundation IN LAW Delta Theta Phi Foundation Inc. Barbara Horan, 1988 M.D. Anderson Foundation Betty T. Adkins Jo Ann Howard, 1987 Jacqueline Anderson DEAN’S ROUNDTABLE C. M. (Hank) Hudspeth, 1946 CENTER FOR WOMEN IN LAW Scott J. Atlas, 1975 Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld Barry Hunsaker, Jr., 1979 Linda L. Addison, 1976 E. William Barnett, 1958 L.L.P. Linda Crooker Hunsaker Melanie H. Barnes, 1981 Peggy Barnett Ann Lents and J. David Heaney Joseph D. Jamail, 1952 Laura H. Beckworth, 1983 John A. Barrett, 1963 Foundation Jimmy W. Janacek Linda J. Broocks, 1978 Linda Barrett, 1980 AT&T, Inc. S. G. Johndroe, III, 1970 Dorothy Anderson Budd, 1983 Patrice M. Barron Rex G. Baker, III, 1977 Gary C. Johnson, 1976 Katy M. Civins, 1975 Jerry A. Bell, Jr., 1977 S. Jack Balagia, Jr., 1976 Franklin Jones, Jr., 1954 Nina Cortell, 1976 Mary Bentsen Ben Barnes Elizabeth K. Julian, 1973 Franci Crane, 1978 Bruce R. Bilger Melanie H. Barnes, 1981 Dee J. Kelly, Jr., 1985 Sylvia A. de Leon, 1976 W. J. Jack” Bowen” E. William Barnett, 1958 Andrew L. Kerr, 1974 Michelle L. Goolsby, 1983 John H. Crooker, Jr.*, 1937 David J. Beck, 1965 Harris E. Kerr, 1975 Peggy A. Heeg C. Richard Everett John B. Beckworth, 1983 Mark L. Kincaid, 1983 Karen L. Hirschman, 1983 C. M. Garver Laura H. Beckworth, 1983 Seth H. Kretzer, 2003 Catherine Lamboley, 1979 Priscilla Harris Steve Bickerstaff, 1976 Ron Krist, 1962 Ann Lents, 1974 Artie Lee Hinds John M. Black, 1998 Douglas Laycock Jane H. Macon, 1970 Ned S. Holmes, 1969 Ernest J. Blansfi eld, Jr., 1989 Byron L. LeFlore, Jr., 1989 Carrin F. Patman, 1982 Houston Jewish Community John F. Boyle, Jr., 1961 Ann Lents, 1974 Lauren Eaton Prescott, 1975 Foundation J. E. Brown, 1967 Joe R. Long, 1958 Tammy Tran, 1986 Lynn N. Hughes, 1968 Jay P. Brown, 1996 Meredith J. Long Olive Hughes Charles Butt Teresa Lozano Long CLASS OF 1950 ENDOWED PRESI- Baine P. Kerr, 1942 William H. Caudill, 1978 Wales H. Madden, Jr., 1952 DENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW Mildred C. Kerr Joseph A. Cialone, 1972 Lila C. Marshall, 1975 Ruth Tynes David M. Leonard, Jr. Conor Civins, 2003 Schuyler B. Marshall, IV, 1970 E. L. Lester, Jr. Jeff Civins, 1975 Lloyd C. Martin, 1962 CLASS OF 1962 ENDOWED PRESI- Margaret N. Lloyd Katy M. Civins, 1975 Guy E. Matthews, 1964 DENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW Elizabeth J. Mann Elloine Clark Philip K. Maxwell, 1969 Lee G. Alworth, 1962 Daniel M. McClure William H. Clark, III, 1955 Melinda M. McCracken, 1995 Anonymous Judy L. McClure Paul D. Clote, 1977 W. Brewster McCracken, 1995 James L. Branton, 1962 Dorothy Burgess McDade James E. Cousar, 1978 Bruce W. Merwin, 1976 Harley R. Clark, 1962 Thomas R. McDade, 1962 Deborah Cox, 1981 Dion D. Messer, 2004 Floyd E. Guest, Jr., 1962 Betty Kyle Moore Tom Alan Cunningham, 1974 Roy Q. Minton, 1961 J.R. Enterprises Preston Moore, Jr. Joseph Thomas Davidson, III, 1980 John T. Montford, 1968 Krist Foundation Mark Morrison Platt W. Davis, III, 1970 Ewell E. Murphy, 1948 Ron Krist, 1962 Susie A. Morrison Dick DeGuerin, 1965 Mike A. Myers, 1963 Thomas R. McDade, 1962 Robert A. Mosbacher, Jr. Harold R. DeMoss, Jr., 1955 Patrick C. Oxford, 1967 Larry Niemann, 1962 Claudia R. Moursund Joe Dibrell, Jr., 1952 Robert M. Parker, 1964 James A. Parker, 1962 Kenneth C. Moursund Kenneth R. Dickerson, 1960 Carrin Mauritz Patman Joe Ramirez, 1962 Dudley Oldham, 1966 Joseph C. Dilg, 1976 Connor W. Patman, 1947 Harry M. Reasoner, 1962 Judy White Oldham EOG Resources, Inc. William N. Patman, 1953 United Way of Central New Linda S. Paine, 1966 Randall H. Erben, 1981 Robert B. Payne, 1949 Mexico Chris C. Pappas John L. Estes, 1956 Steven B. Pfeiffer Robert R. Randolph, 1962 ExxonMobil Foundation Richard C. Porter, 1972 COMMERCIAL LAW REALITIES Robin Reed John W. Fainter, Jr., 1963 R. Eben Price, 1980 CONFERENCE RPI Management Company Michael J. Fourticq, 1967 Alan H. Raynor, 1973 AlixPartners, LLC Charles Henry Still, 1968 Kelly Frels, 1970 Harry M. Reasoner, 1962 Alvarez & Marsal Holdings L.L.C. Charles W. Tate Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. Wayne Reaud Cox Smith Matthews Incorporated Judy Tate Donald Gaffney, 1977 Daniel J. Riley, 1971 Grant Thornton The Lester Foundation Inc. David Garcia, 1982 C. Kenneth Roberts, 1951 Greenberg Traurig LLP Ronald B. Walker, 1973 R. James George, Jr., 1969 E. Michael Rodriguez, 1994 Haynes and Boone, LLP Sara E. White Pete Geren, 1978 Eduardo Roberto Rodriguez, 1968 Jones Day John F. Wombwell, 1987 Machree Garrett Gibson, 1991 Glen A. Rosenbaum, 1972 Munsch Hardt Kopf & Harr, P.C. Barry P. Wood Lekha Gopalakrishnan, 2000 Stanley D. Rosenberg, 1955

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Scott E. Rozzell, 1975 THE GEORGE M. FLEMING CAREER SOL AND BEATRICE GOODELL JOHN L. HILL, JR. EXCELLENCE Jaime A. Saenz, 1986 SERVICES FUND ENDOWED PRESIDENTIAL FUND FOR TRIAL ADVOCACY A. R. Babe Schwartz, 1951 Fleming Endowment SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW Lester L. Allison Marcus F. Schwartz, 1974 George M. Fleming, 1971 Evelyn W. Eldridge Scott J. Atlas, 1975 Michael J. Schwartz Austin Community Foundation Harold C. Simmons GEORGE M. FLEMING FACULTY BILLY H. GRAGG MEMORIAL Susan Read Backer Barry T. Smitherman, 1984 EXCELLENCE FUND SCHOLARSHIP James A. Baker, 1957 Snell & Wilmer, L.L.P. Fleming Endowment Eugene Golden, 1953 Sybil Balasco State Farm Companies Foundation George M. Fleming, 1971 David J. Beck, 1965 Charles Henry Still, 1968 RICHARD E. GRAY, JR. ENDOWED John B. Beckworth, 1983 Stubbeman Family Foundation THE GEORGE M. FLEMING PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP Laura H. Beckworth, 1983 David Stubbeman, 1963 LAW SCHOOL COMMUNITY IN LAW Jerry A. Bell, Jr., 1977 William Floyd Stutts, Jr. EXCELLENCE FUND Richard E. Gray, III, 1976 Mary H. Bell John F. Sutton, Jr., 1941 Fleming Endowment A.C. Bering Michael K. Swan, 1967 George M. Fleming, 1971 S. L. GREENBERG ENDOWED Borunda Hamdani & Simon, LLP Milton Y. Tate, Jr., 1963 SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW William A. Brown, 1981 Texas Our Texas PAC JUDGE JOHN CALVIN FORD Gary L. Greenberg William John Bux The Law Offi ces of Jones & Jones, MEMORIAL ENDOWED The Charles Schwab Corporation Mary Ann M. Carrico Inc. PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP Foundation Jo Anne Christian, 1962 The Reaud Law Firm IN LAW Brenda Cialone The Rosewood Foundation Nancy Ratchford GUANAJUATO EXCHANGE Murry B. Cohen, 1972 Robert C. Thomas, 1978 PROGRAM Robert M. Collie, Jr., 1972 James L. Truitt, 1959 A. M. FRAZIER MEMORIAL Frownfelter & Leal John B. Connally, IV, 1997 William L. Wallander, 1984 SCHOLARSHIP FUND Darcy A. Frownfelter, 1989 William V. Conover, II, 1962 Bill Whitehurst, 1971 Estate of Margaret Elizabeth Frazier Carmen A. Leal, 1984 Frank M. Covert, III Irma June Wink, 1970 Margaret E. Frazier Charitable Martha Covert Howard Wolf, 1959 Tr us t JACK AND SUSAN HAWKINS Robin C. Crow, 1968 H. H. Wommack, III, 1980 ENDOWED PRESIDENTIAL Harry H. Cullen Gene M. Woodfi n, 1940 GENERAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW Rose Cullen Ronald G. Woods, 1964 Adams, Belanger, Atherton & Jack W. Hawkins, 1959 Elene Davis Thomas C. Wright, 2000 LoStracco, P.C. Leon Davis Rob Atherton, 1976 CHARLES R. HAWORTH ENDOWED Edwin R. DeYoung, 1971 ELIAS MCDOWELL ‘MACK’ DEGEU- T. Alex Beall, 1950 SCHOLARSHIP Vera Ann Dillon RIN ENDOWED PRESIDENTIAL Jimmy Brill, 1957 Linton E. Barbee, 1966 Amy Lee Drown SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW Otis Carroll, 1974 Bob Haworth Tara G. Eastland Dick DeGuerin, 1965 Claire V. Smith Charitable Ross H. and Annie Seymour Billie J. Ellis, Jr. Foundation Hemphill Endowed Presidential Donald Louis Evans PEARL AND GEORGE DOWELL El Paso Bar Auxiliary Scholarship in Law Susan Evans SCHOLARSHIPS FUND Raul F. Escandon Thomas K. Boone, 1975 Fibich Hampton & Leebron LLP George Dowell Revocable Trust David B. Gaultney, 1979 David W. Carr Betsy C. Frantz Pearl Dowell Revocable Trust John D. Glass, Jr., 1955 Diana Carr Kelly Frels, 1970 Ben Z. Grant, 1968 David Rembert Agency Kem Thompson Frost DUBERSTEIN BANKRUPTCY MOOT Rebecca R. Henderson, 1995 Clayton E. Devin, 1974 Catherine Brown Fryer, 1976 COURT Tom Henson, 1963 Erickson Demel & Co., P.C. John L. Gilbert Brown McCarroll, L.L.P. Alan R. Jackson, 1976 David E. Erickson Julie Gilbert Dewey Ballantine, LLP James I. Perkins Family Foundation Susan C. Erickson David J. Graham Thomas S. Henderson, 1976 Franklin Jones, Jr., 1954 Jack W. Hawkins, 1959 Jenard M. Gross Hughes & Luce, L.L.P. J. David Northcutt, 1990 Gene W. Hewett Daniel K. Hedges, 1974 Debbie B. Langehennig, 1988 Hubert Oxford, III, 1963 Vicki Holt HendlerLaw State Bar of Texas Bankruptcy Law James I. Perkins, 1963 Jeanne R. Johnson Marsha S. Hoffer Section Tom B. Ramey, Jr., 1951 Susan J. Martin Hoover Slovacek LLP Temple-Inland Foundation Gregory D. Smith, 1986 Ann K. McCulloch Houston Jewish Community Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. Arnold Augur Spencer, 1994 William C. McCulloch, 1964 Foundation State Bar of Texas David Rembert C. M. (Hank) Hudspeth, 1946 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW CLINIC Texas Bar Foundation Lillian Seymour Sills Demaris Hudspeth John Newman Family Charitable The Law Offi ces of Jones & Jones, Fred Deryl Ward, 1961 Jennie Mackenzie Hull Tr us t Inc. Ward Willford Ralph T. Hull, 1972 John E. Newman, Jr., 1975 William E. Wylie, 1970 Barbara Hurwitz San Antonio Area Foundation ROBERT F. HENDERSON, JR. Marjorie B. Johnson The Meadows Foundation TINY GOOCH CENTENNIAL PRO- ENDOWED PRESIDENTIAL Raleigh W. Jr. Johnson FESSORSHIP IN TRIAL PRACTICE SCHOLARSHIP IN STATE JP Morgan Private Bank Adrienne G. Gooch James B. Nance, II, 1967 Sim Lake, 1969 Alene R. Levy

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Blais Robert R. Casey Preston Moore, Jr. Kay Bailey Hutchison Chair in Otis Carroll, 1974 C. Brian Cassidy, 1986 James G. Moses Latin American Law Cleary Gottlieb William H. Caudill, 1978 Jeanne W. Moses Linda L. Addison, 1976 1999 David Morris Newberger Fred E. Chaney Scott M. Muehlberger Max Murray Addison, 1976 Exempt Trust Jo Anne Christian, 1962 Nelson Family Foundation Atlas & Hall, L.L.P. Martha S. Davis R. Brent Clifton Hunter Nelson, 1979 Morris Atlas, 1950 J. Steven Farr Michael H. Collins Dawn Clark Netsch Communities Foundation of Texas Carey Fitzmaurice, 1994 Thomas A. Connop Betty Sue Newton John W. Fainter, Jr., 1963 Parker C. Folse, III, 1980 Michael L. Cook, 1968 Jon P. Newton, 1965 Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. Mark K. Glasser, 1976 Saundra Cook Nick C. Nichols, 1961 R. Kinnan Golemon, 1967 Lee Godfrey, 1969 Elizabeth Free Cross John M. Nolan, 1973 Daniel K. Hedges, 1974 Leslie Jo Hagin, 1991 John W. C u l l i ns Northern Trust Bank Thomas O. Hicks Dagmar Hamilton Dallas Bar Association Tax Section Ralph S. O’Connor Kay Bailey Hutchison, 1967 Robert W. Hamilton Brian Lee Dethrow Dudley Oldham, 1966 The Thomas Hicks Family Guy S. Herman, 1977 Edwin R. DeYoung, 1971 Judy White Oldham Foundation David H. Herrington, 1990 Lissey Donosky Stacy L. Owen Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. Elizabeth Dixon Herrington, 1990 Lissa Dunlay Harris J. Pappas Charles J. Wyly Holmes Law Offi ce, P.C. EOG Resources, Inc. Jean V. Peddie Anne R. Yeakel Clifton L. (Scrappy) Holmes Marilyn J. Evans Rodman Scott Peddie Lee Yeakel, 1969 Susan A. Huber Philip Karl Evans Jane S. Pendergraft Franklin Jones, Jr., 1954 Michael G. Frankel H. Lingo Platter, 1942 EDWARD IDAR ENDOWED Elizabeth K. Julian, 1973 Francis M. Gilbert Patricia R. Platter SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW King & Spalding, LLP Kevin Grace Esther Slipakoff Polland Brockway Family Partnership LTD Virginia Looney Seldon Bain Graham, Jr., 1970 James Wm Porter Bruce A. Brockway Neal S. Manne, 1980 James R. Griffi n Michael V. Powell, 1974 Erin Brockway Mithoff Family Charitable Vicky Gunning Joe Pryzant, 1982 Katherine Brockway Foundation Brad B. Hawley, 1983 Eliza Lovett Randall Laura Brockway Richard Warren Mithoff, 1971 Thomas Roy Helfand Shannon H. Ratliff, 1964 Rebecca Idar Brockway Virginia M. Mithoff HPHS Choir Booster Club Harry M. Reasoner, 1962 Nelson Mock, 1998 Barry Hunsaker, Jr., 1979 Macey Hodges Reasoner INSTITUTIONAL GIVING Vincent M. Nathan Linda Crooker Hunsaker Karen K. Royce Exxon Mobil Corporation David Newberger Hulen H. Hunt Scott E. Rozzell, 1975 Roger Parloff Alicean Kalteyer Anell Schoenvogel WILLIAM WAYNE JUSTICE Silber Pearlman, L.L.P. Charles F. Kalteyer Clarence W. Schoenvogel CENTER FOR PUBLIC INTEREST Michael R. Smith Susan Kalus Joy Manning Scott LAW Wayne V. R. Smith, 1968 Susan L. Karamanian, 1985 Marc J. Shapiro Carrington, Coleman, Sloman Brita Strandberg Michael L. Kaufman, 1980 Kenneth J. Simon, 1984 & Blumenthal, L.L.P. Michael C. Subit Martha M. Krismer Albert J. Smith, III, 1981 Dallas Jewish Community Susman Family Foundation Roman J. Kupchynsky Wilhelmina Robertson Smith Foundation Susman Godfrey LLP James S. Kwansy Julie L. Stack Liza Farrow-Gillespie, 1992 Stephen D. Susman, 1965 William David Lawson Karen F. Stallings Hal K. Gillespie, 1972 The Law Offi ces of Jones & Jones, Richard Lipton Susman Godfrey LLP Graves, Dougherty, Hearon & Inc. Locke Liddell & Sapp LLP Arthur (Buddy) Temple, III Moody, P.C. Larry R. Veselka, 1976 Bob Mace, 1981 The Adler Foundation Milam Joseph Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. John H. Marks, Jr., 1964 The Hobby Family Foundation Susan L. Karamanian, 1985 Mark F. Walter John W. Martin, 1984 The James Street Group Inc. David P. Lein James Wooten Thomas J. McBride The Julia and Albert Smith Roger L. Mandel, 1987 Jeremy Wright, 2002 Robert L. McCamey Foundation Feriale Millen Jill Roberts McClung Jack E. Thompson Eric V. Moye RON KALTEYER MEMORIAL FUND Mike D. McKenzie Harry A. Trueblood Charles David Powell, 1979 J. Cullen Aderhold, 1979 Robert W. Meachum Sara E. White Elissa Claire Steglich, 2000 American Legion S. A. L. 453 Retta A. Miller

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William D. Miller, 1986 THOS. H. LAW CENTENNIAL LAW SCHOOL STAFF SUPPORT GILBERT I. BUDDY LOW ENDOWED Pamela D Minter PROFESSORSHIP IN LAW Anonymous SCHOLARSHIP Jane E. Mody Cornelia C. Friedman Beaumont Foundation of America Patrick L. O’Daniel, 1992 Daniel J. Red Goldstein LAW WEEK Jeff B. Osborne Joe R. Greenhill, 1939 Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld JESSE P. LUTON, JR. ENDOWED Sarah Parks Martha Shuford Greenhill L.L.P. PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP Charles C. Reeder, 1978 Terese T. Hershey Baker & McKenzie LLP IN LAW Peter J. Riley Olivia G. Mason Baker Botts L.L.P. Chevron Corporation Andrew D. Rooker Nancy & John Snyder Foundation Beirne, Maynard & Parsons, LLP Jesse P. Luton, Jr., 1948 Glen A. Rosenbaum, 1972 Graham H. Robertson Bracewell & Giuliani LLP A.W. Jr. Rutter Sterling W. Steves, 1954 Cooley Godward, LLP WALES H. MADDEN, JR. Sally C. Shafer Sallie B. Tarride Cox Smith Matthews Incorporated CENTENNIAL RESEARCH Marcia Regan Shannon Robert F. Watson Diamond McCarthy Taylor Finley PROFESSORSHIP IN LAW Mark Sloan Bryant & Lee Wales H. Madden, Jr., 1952 The Kahle Foundation Inc. LAW SCHOOL PORTRAITURE Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. M a r y W. Thompson S. Jack Balagia, Jr., 1976 Gardere Wynne Sewell LLP CHRIS MARSHALL ENDOWED Asha C. Vaidya E. William Barnett, 1958 Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP Toni Weinstein Becky Beaver, 1977 Graves, Dougherty, Hearon & IN LAW William D. White, Jr., 1960 John B. Beckworth, 1983 Moody, P.C. Anne E. Swenson Mary Beth Wilbins Laura H. Beckworth, 1983 Howrey LLP Diane Pou Wilcox Zachary S. Brady, 1999 Jones Day MASSEY TEACHING EXCELLENCE Eva Womack Amon Burton, 1968 King & Spalding LLP AWARD Kent Caperton, 1975 Latham & Watkins Elizabeth Shatto Massey WINCHESTER KELSO ENDOWED Dorothy A. Castle LeBoeuf, Lamb, Greene & MacRae John H. Massey, 1966 PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP John R. Castle, Jr., 1967 L.L.P. IN LAW George C. Chapman, 1962 Locke Liddell & Sapp LLP RICHARD T. MCCARROLL Mary Armstrong Kelso Trust John R. Cochran, Jr., 1967 McKool Smith, P.C. ENDOWED PRESIDENTIAL Susan E. Kelso Joseph C. Dilg, 1976 Morgan Lewis & Bockius SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW Frank Douglass, 1958 Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman Brown McCarroll, L.L.P. JUSTICE MACK KIDD ENDOWED John W. Fainter, Jr., 1963 LLP PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher MR. AND MRS. JOHN C. MCCLAIN Julie Balovich, 1999 W. Royal Furgeson, Jr., 1967 & Flom ENDOWED PRESIDENTIAL Lanalta Ann Bright, 1987 Hal K. Gillespie, 1972 Sutherland, Asbill & Brennan, LLP SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW Darlene S. Byrne Lee Godfrey, 1969 Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. Virginia McClain James W. Checkley, Jr., 1982 Bryan L. Goolsby, 1977 Winstead P.C. Dylan Drummond Michelle L. Goolsby, 1983 MELADY, GUILD AND CASHELL Kimberly Ann Frost, 1998 Robert C. Grable, 1971 RICHARD R. AND ADELE B. LEE ENDOWED PRESIDENTIAL John Mathew Hohengarten, 1984 Marc E. Grossberg, 1965 SCHOLARSHIP FUND SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW Mary Ann Keeney, 1977 Catherine Lamboley, 1979 Estate of Adele B. Lee Lois D. Cashell, 1972 Kim Lynne Kiplin Nancy B. Loeffl er Thomas M. Pollan, 1971 Tom G. Loeffl er, 1971 LEGAL RESEARCH BOARD LUCY M. MOORE ENDOWED PRESI- P. M. Schenkkan, 1975 Joe K. Longley, 1969 Bracewell & Giuliani LLP DENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW Linda B. Secord, 1982 John B. McFarland, 1975 Margaret E. Carl Howard S. Seitzman, 1980 Elizabeth N. Miller, 1981 ROGER L. LEVY ENDOWED PRESI- Joe H. Thrash, 1976 Jack Ratliff, 1962 DENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW SUE ALEXANDER MORRISON AND J. Kay Trostle, 1979 Shannon H. Ratliff, 1964 Wood, Lucksinger & Epstein WALTER J. MORRISON ENDOWED Don E. Walden Harry M. Reasoner, 1962 PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP Raymond C. Winter C. Kenneth Roberts, 1951 TEX LEZAR DINNER Ellen Barton Morrison Cary T. Roberts SPONSORSHIP Marion Morrison KING & SPALDING LLP STUDENT Eduardo Roberto Rodriguez, 1968 The Center For American and Mark Morrison ACTIVITY FUND John G. Soule, 1974 International Law Michele Morrison King & Spalding LLP Robert D. Spellings, 1968 Susie A. Morrison Harry Susman, 1996 TEX LEZAR MEMORIAL LECTURE NATHAN KOPPEL ENDOWED Stephen D. Susman, 1965 SERIES STANLEY EUGENE NEELY, ‘41 PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP Thomas M. Susman, 1967 John A. Bricker, Jr. ENDOWED EXCELLENCE FUND IN LAW Stephen L. Tatum, 1979 Crown Cork & Seal, Inc. Wilson S. Neely, 1981 Ann Koppel Van Hanken Larry Temple, 1959 Richard D. English, 1973 The Dallas Foundation Sidney A. Fitzwater DUDLEY AND JUDY WHITE JEFFREY S. KUHN SCHOLARSHIP Ben F. Vaughan, III, 1967 James C. Ho OLDHAM ENDOWED PRESIDEN- ExxonMobil Foundation H. Philip Whitworth, Jr., 1972 Marian B. Moseley, 1976 TIAL SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW Jeffrey S. Kuhn, 1979 Sally B. Wittliff, 1997 Dudley Oldham, 1966 W. Reid Wittliff, 1994

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JUDGE ROBERT M. PARKER REAUD PUBLIC INTEREST Sarvenaz Bahar OSCAR AND ETHEL SCHWARTZ ENDOWED CHAIR IN LAW SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM Bank of America Foundation ENDOWED PRESIDENTIAL Beaumont Foundation of America Reaud Charitable Foundation Inc. Charles Bleil, 1966 SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW Haltom & Doan, LLP Wayne Reaud Jerry Buchmeyer, 1957 Linda Schwartz-Wright James N. Haltom, 1961 Jennifer C. Cass Franklin Jones, Jr., 1954 ROBERTA WRIGHT REEVES Dallas Bar Association FELECIA SHANKLE-ROGERS The Law Offi ces of Jones & Jones, ENDOWED PRESIDENTIAL Patricia E. Davis MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND Inc. SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW Gavin C. Dowell Clark, Thomas & Winters, P.C. Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. Roberta Wright Reeves Trust Suzanne Drouet J. Iris Gibson, 2002 Liza Farrow-Gillespie, 1992 Judson C. Gibson, 2002 JUDGE ROBERT M. PARKER REUNION SPONSORSHIPS Antonia Kivelle Fasanelli Kameron D. Johnson, 1992 ENDOWED PRESIDENTIAL Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld Sidney A. Fitzwater Paul S. Ruiz SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW LLP Jean S. Fraser Wendy M. Warren, 2001 Beaumont Foundation of America Andrews Kurth LLP Karen L. Hirschman, 1983 David J. Beck, 1965 Carrie L. Huff MARVIN G. SHWIFF PROGRAM PUBLIC INTEREST LAW Bracewell & Giuliani LLP Nancy Koenig FUND FELLOWSHIPS Bryan L. Goolsby, 1977 Jennifer Kreder Kathy J. Shwiff, 1985 David A. Anderson, 1972 Michelle L. Goolsby, 1983 Sue A. Krenek, 1994 Mitchell Berman Locke Liddell & Sapp LLP Philip R. Lane, 1968 SMILEY, HEATH AND CAROOM Lynn E. Blais Stephen L. Tatum, 1979 Jennifer Anne Lloyd, 1999 SCHOLARSHIP Norma V. Cantu Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. Susan M. Maxwell, 2000 Steve Bickerstaff, 1976 Charles G. Childress, 1973 Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw LLP William Christian, 1995 REVIEW OF LITIGATION Scott M. McElhaney ERNEST E. SMITH John Deigh Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld Terry R. Means PROFESSORSHIP IN LAW John S. Dzienkowski, 1983 LLP Bruce E. Miller Frownfelter & Leal William E. Forbath Baker Botts L.L.P. William Mitchell Darcy A. Frownfelter, 1989 Julius G. Getman Beck Redden & Secrest, L.L.P. Paige Holden Montgomery Carmen A. Leal, 1984 Graves, Dougherty, Hearon & Beirne, Maynard & Parsons, L.L.P. William L. Olsen Moody, P.C. Bracewell & Giuliani LLP F. Richard Pappas, 1980 OFFICE OF STUDENT LIFE Guy S. Herman, 1977 Brown, Dean, Wiseman, Proctor, PC World/IDG Cental Services Mary Elizabeth Galvan Stanley M. Johanson Hart & Howell, L.L.P. Mathew W. Pile Douglas Laycock Epstein Becker Green Wickliff & Adam Ramirez SUNFLOWER SOCIETY Jeana L. Lungwitz Hall P.C. Adrienne Rivers, 1981 FUNDRAISING SUPPORT Inga Markovits Hagans, Burdine, Montgomery, Portia Ann Robert Baker Botts L.L.P. Richard S. Markovits Rustay & Winchester, P.C. David M. Rodi, 1996 Bracewell & Giuliani LLP Thomas O. McGarity, 1974 Brent M. Rosenthal, 1980 Kevin Rynbrandt Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. Robert J. Peroni Susman Godfrey LLP Sarah Saldana Gibbs & Bruns, L.L.P. R. Anthony Reese Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. Claire Collins Schwarz, 1992 Hughes & Luce, L.L.P. Ernest E. Smith Vinson & Elkins LLP Kurt Schwarz, 1990 Locke Liddell & Sapp LLP Jordan Steiker Kathleen M. Skambis Susman Godfrey LLP Teresa A. Sullivan RIO GRANDE VALLEY LEGAL Carolyn Sortor Del Williams, 1985 Heather K. Way, 1996 NETWORK Christina Leigh Stanland, 2003 Patrick Woolley Atlas & Hall, L.L.P. Rebecca Y. Starr HEMAN SWEATT ENDOWED Ruben R. Cardenas, 1958 William B. Steele, III PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP BERNARD AND AUDRE RAPOPORT Larry Fallek, 1965 Paul Stickney IN LAW CENTER FOR HUMAN RIGHTS AND Rene O. Oliveira, 1979 Nancy A. Strehlow Lester S. Duplechan JUSTICE Rodriguez, Colvin, Chaney & Patricia J. Villareal Lynn N. Hughes, 1968 Ilene Barr Saenz, L.L.P. K. Michele Walters Sandra Jo Streeter, 1986 Karen L. Engle Geronimo M. Rodriguez, Jr., 1996 Hilary L. Worchell Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw LLP Texas Trial Lawyers Association TARLTON LAW LIBRARY FUND Audre Jean Rapoport RANDY SCHAFFER ENDOWED Oren Bracha Bernard Rapoport EDUARDO ROBERTO RODRIGUEZ PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP IN Michael J. Churgin The Bernard & Audre Rapoport SCHOLARSHIP CRIMINAL DEFENSE PRACTICE ExxonMobil Foundation Foundation Rodriguez, Colvin, Chaney & Charles R. Burnett The Gerald M. Kline Family The Lyndon Baines Johnson Saenz, L.L.P. Notsew Orm Sands Foundation Foundation Foundation Eduardo Roberto Rodriguez, 1968 Steven J. Goode Timothy Tyler, 1994 Robert W. Hamilton Judson Wood, Jr., 1958 JUDGE HAROLD BAREFOOT JEAN N. AND ARMOND G. Farley P. Katz Yasmin Yavar, 2004 SANDERS, JR. ENDOWED PRESI- SCHWARTZ ENDOWED PRESIDEN- Chauncey D. Leake, Jr., 1955 DENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW TIAL SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW Terri LeClercq Eric A. Allen Frances A. Nussbaum Beverly Manne Maureen Armour Richard S. Markovits Clinton Averitte David Simon Sokolow

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Jay L. Westbrook, 1968 TEXAS JOURNAL OF OIL, GAS AND Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Greater Houston Community Zipporah B. Wiseman ENERGY LAW Flom Foundation Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld Weil Gotshal & Manges H. E. Butt Grocery Company GERALDINE B. TENNANT ENDOWED LLP Foundation Inc. John L. Hill*, 1947 PRESIDENTIAL Baker Botts L.L.P. Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Houston Jewish Community SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW Stephen P. Ballantyne Winstead P.C. Foundation JoAnne Tennant Hillegeist Bracewell & Giuliani LLP Hunt Family Foundation Sherrie Schroder, 1990 Devon Energy Corporation DUDLEY K. WOODWARD, JR., Joseph D. Jamail, 1952 EBSCO Industries, Inc. SCHOLARSHIP FUND Kenneth Michael Jastrow, II TEXAS INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY Farnsworth & Vonberg, L.L.P. David Turner Susan R. Jastrow LAW JOURNAL Gieger Laborde & Laperouse, Elizabeth T. Jones Turner David I. Kuperman, 1966 Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld L.L.C. Lowell H. Lebermann L.L.P. Thomas A. Hill CHARLES ALAN WRIGHT CHAIR IN Sanford V. Levinson Baker Botts L.L.P. Bill Maxwell FEDERAL COURTS Joe R. Long, 1958 Bracewell & Giuliani LLP Catherine C. McCulley, 1972 Herbert J. Green, 1966 Teresa Lozano Long Cox Smith Matthews Incorporated Hugh L. McCulley, 1972 Abbie Madden Dillon & Yudell LLP John B. McFarland, 1975 CHARLES ALAN WRIGHT PROGRAM Wales H. Madden, Jr., 1952 Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. Scott, Douglass & McConnico, L.L.P. —GOLD Hans Michael Mark Hughes & Luce, L.L.P. Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. Bryan L. Goolsby, 1977 Mike A. Myers Foundation Locke Liddell & Sapp, L.L.P. John Allen Ward, III, 1957 Michelle L. Goolsby, 1983 Mike A. Myers, 1963 McKool Smith, P.C. Betty Sue Newton Sidley Austin LLP TEXAS LAW FELLOWSHIPS CHARLES ALAN WRIGHT PROGRAM Jon P. Newton, 1965 Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. Texas Law Fellowships, Inc. —SILVER Peter O’Donnell Anonymous Jesse A. Oppenheimer TEXAS INTERNATIONAL LAW TEXAS REVIEW OF LAW & Anonymous, 1970 Susan R. Oppenheimer JOURNAL POLITICS Anonymous, 1983 Patrick C. Oxford, 1967 Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld Adams Insurance Service Inc. Stephen L. Tatum, 1979 Robert M. Parker, 1964 L.L.P. American Endowment Foundation Louis M. Pearce, Jr. Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld Baker & McKenzie LLP MARK G. AND JUDY G. YUDOF Pirkey Barber LLP LLP Gregory S. Coleman, 1992 CHAIR IN LAW Louis T. Pirkey Baker & McKenzie Theodore Cooperstein Abramson Family Foundation C. Kenneth Roberts, 1951 Baker and Hostetler LLP Nathan E. Crain Linda Addison, 1976 Wilhelmina E. Robertson Baker Botts L.L.P. David J. Damiani, 2003 Max Addison, 1976 Eduardo Roberto Rodriguez, 1968 Bracewell & Giuliani LLP Robert S. Driegert, 1970 Alex Wilson Albright, 1980 Glen A. Rosenbaum, 1972 Clark, Thomas & Winters, P.C. Joe Bart Fowler, 1998 Morris Atlas, 1950 Scurlock Foundation Cleary Gottlieb Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. Scott J. Atlas, 1975 Harold C. Simmons Davis, Graham & Stubbs L.L.P. Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP Ben Barnes E. Ashley Smith, 1971 Dechert LLP Benjamin Beckage Kelly, 2006 Melanie H. Barnes, 1981 J. Burleson Smith, 1940 Diamond McCsxarthy Taylor Finley John W. Pa t e David J. Beck, 1965 Susman Family Foundation Bryant & Lee Merrie Spaeth John B. Beckworth, 1983 Marc Stanley, 1982 DLA Piper US LLP Ainslie M. Sugarman Laura H. Beckworth, 1983 John F. Sutton, Jr., 1941 Drenner Stuart Wolff Metcalfe von Margaret A. Wilson Diane Begala Arthur (Buddy) Temple, III Kreisler Paul Begala, 1990 Ellen Clarke Temple Kenneth Fuchs, 1977 JUDGE MACE B. THURMAN, JR. Jack S. Blanton, Sr., 1950 G. Irvin Terrell, Jr., 1972 Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. ENDOWED PRESIDENTIAL Bracewell & Giuliani LLP The Bentson Foundation Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW Dolph Briscoe The Hobby Family Foundation Haynes and Boone, LLP Peter T. Flawn Michelle K. Brock The Jesse H. and Susan R. Holland & Knight LLP Priscilla Pond Flawn Charles Butt Oppenheimer Foundation Hughes & Luce, L.L.P. Joseph A. Cialone, 1972 TIW Corporation Hunton & Williams LLP UNIVERSITY CO-OPERATIVE Jeff Civins, 1975 Roger Townsend Jackson Walker L.L.P. SOCIETY PUBLIC INTEREST LAW Katy M. Civins, 1975 Vanguard Charitable Endowment Jones Day GRANTS Mary McDermott Cook Program Lane Powell PC University Co-operative Society Isabella C. M. Cunningham Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy William Cunningham John Stewart Watson, 1968 LLP G. ROLLIE WHITE PUBLIC Dick DeGuerin, 1965 Waukesha-Pearce Industries, Inc. Patton Boggs, L.L.P. SERVICE SCHOLAR-IN-RESIDENCE Franklin W. Denius, 1949 William M. Waxman, 1974 Porter Wright Morris & Arthur LLP PROGRAM Joseph C. Dilg, 1976 Eleanor C. Wright Sutherland, Asbill & Brennan, LLP G. Rollie White Trust Donald Louis Evans Mario E. Yzaguirre Thompson & Knight LLP Alan Feld Gary E. Zausmer, 1979 Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. WOMEN’S LAW CAUCUS Lawrence D. Finder Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld W. Royal Furgeson, Jr., 1967 Wiley, Rein & Fielding LLP Julius Glickman, 1966 Baker Botts L.L.P. Robert C. Grable, 1971

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1935 1948 Julian A. Lerner Charlotte Tonroy Slack James A. Baker Philip Brin Frank H. Crain John R. Lindsey* 1954 H. G. Bennett, Jr. 1936 Walter Denton Galbraith Charles E. McHale, Jr. Carl O. Bue, Jr. Jimmy Brill James J. Laney George M. Hopkins, Jr. Tou fi c Nicolas Jerry Creighton W. Robert Brown 1937 Kenneth Johnson Robert G. Schleier John W. D a v i dson Jerry Buchmeyer John H. Crooker, Jr.* Clarence Everett Kendall, Jr. Charles R. Schulte John C. Donovan Charles E. Cheever, Jr. 1938 Neal Parks King Patrick H. Swearingen, Jr. Dewey J. Gonsoulin George G. Clifton Solomon Casseb, Jr. Jesse P. Luton, Jr. 1951 Robert J. Hearon, Jr. William A. Cline J a c k W. F l oc k Clinton F. Morse Doris Ehlinger Anderson Franklin Jones, Jr. James W. Coburn Emmett L. Whitsett, Jr. Ewell E. Murphy Henry Atkinson, Jr. J. Mark McLaughlin Sam G. Croom, Jr. 1939 Verne D. J. Philips Hulon B. Brown Charles R. Pirtle Eleanor Barclay Darnall Tanal Albert Aboussie Harry L. Reed Jack A. Jackson Newton B. Schwartz, Sr. Dale Dowell Ward R. Burke Raymond E. Renner I. A. Lerner Sander W. Shapiro Frank W. Elliott Leroy G. Denman, Jr. Charles Bethel Runnels, Jr. Tom B. Ramey, Jr. Sterling W. Steves Robert H. Fisher Marion Fenster Charles P. Storey John L. Roach 1955 Frank Gibson Joe R. Greenhill Stanley P. Wilson C. Kenneth Roberts Charles D. Cabaniss Campbell A. Griffi n, Jr. Kathleen Joerger Lindsey J. Sam Winters Leonard F. Roberts Donald G. Canuteson Charles Brady Harris Milton H. West, Jr. Stanley C. Woods A. R. “Babe” Schwartz William H. Clark, III A. Earl Hodges 1940 1949 Paul H. Smith Jamie H. Clements J a c k W. L e db e t t e r William R. Eckhardt, III Warren D. Barton Beverly Potthoff Tarpley Harold R. DeMoss, Jr. Dwight L. Lieb Robert Howard Franklin W. Denius Edmunds Travis, Jr. John R. Foster Jarrel D. McDaniel J. Burleson Smith Wm. G. Dwyer J a m e s W. Wi l son William L. Garwood Walker N. Metcalf Gene M. Woodfi n James A. Gray J. Ralph Wood, Jr. John D. Glass, Jr. Ken Mighell 1941 William H. Haight Judson R. Wood H. Carter Howard Elton M. Montgomery Robert E. Keeton* William N. Hamilton 1952 Roy E. Johnston J. Sam Moore Travis L. Mills Robert Allen Jircik William B. Burge Jack Lapin William J. Mounce Robert S. Strauss David Kultgen Morgan L. Copeland Chauncey D. Leake, Jr. Sam R. Perry John F. Sutton, Jr. John R. Locke, Jr. Joe Dibrell, Jr. Harvey N. Monroe Paul Pressler Ben White Richard T. Maxwell Mayo J. Galindo Bill Neary Jack Rattikin, Jr. 1942 B. Thomas McElroy Robert K. German Jack Pew, Jr. Jack J. Rawitscher William C. Conner Kenneth C. Minter Joseph D. Jamail Bill Reiff C. L. Ray, Jr. Baine P. Kerr George Nokes Wales H. Madden, Jr. Stanley D. Rosenberg John R. Rebman H. Lingo Platter Robert B. Payne Charles B. Parker Jack D. Sargent Morton A. Rudberg Tom B. Rhodes H. Kyle Seale Peter C. Quoyeser William A. Stout J. R. Schneider 1943 Clifton E. Speir Richard L. Stone R. F. Wheless, Jr. James M. Shatto Louis H. Beard R. R. Wiley, Jr. Lewis T. Tarver, Jr. 1956 D. Marshall Simmons 1944 Mary Pearl Williams 1953 Raymond Anderson Henry J. Strauss, Jr. Jack Hebdon Walter C. Wolff, Jr. Stafford E. Andrews Roger Bonney Warlick Thomas 1945 Jean M. Worsham Daniel C. Arnold Charles D. Boston Robert R. Thompson Charles A. Saunders 1950 Scott Baldwin John Gibbon Cashman Arthur C. Troilo, Jr. 1946 Morris Atlas John H. Broocks, III Stanley F. Dodd J. Ronald Trost C. M. (Hank) Hudspeth T. Alex Beall S. H. Cavin John L. Estes Ramon A. Von Drehle Charles T. Hvass, Sr. Jack S. Blanton, Sr. Eugene Golden John C. Foshee John Allen Ward, III S. Tom Morris Norman A. Blumenthal Joe H. Harris W. L. Hughes, Jr. Robert S. Weatherall 1947 Marshall Boykin, III Jerry Hopson Duane O. Juvrud Clifford L. Whitehill Earnest H. Brown Keith C. Carter Robert C. Maley, Jr. Ernest Lee Miller, Jr. Hardy T. Williamson John R. Freeland Alan S. Dale James W. Mast Arnold N. Sweet Norris W. Yates, Jr.* John L. Hill* Sam W. Davis, Jr. Edward B. Nobles Al Taylor 1958 Myron B. Marks John W. F u lbr igh t William N. Patman Harry G. Wiederspahn Bob Armstrong Connor W. Patman Henry Gilchrist Lloyd W. Perkins Walter P. Wolfram E. William Barnett J. Elwood Slover Daniel E. Henderson, Jr. Risher Randall 1957 Richard F. Bergner Joseph G. Street Hugh F. King Jacqueline Rizik John C. Akard Ed Bluestein, Jr. John F. Wilson W. L. (Bill) Lemen Henry W. Sebesta, Jr. Sheldon Anisman Lola L. Bonner

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UTLaw38-79_FINAL.indd 67 11/14/07 10:33:35 PM THE 2007 CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT • GIFTS BY CLASS YEAR Ruben R. Cardenas Claude A. Hays, Jr. David R. Latchford Kenneth R. Glaser Peter Winstead Leonard E. Davis Ted M. Kerr Jack K. Leeka William D. Jordan 1966 Frank Douglass John L. Lancaster, III John Furman Lewis V. Scott Kneese Linton E. Barbee James E. Geary Stevens F. Mafrige Karl A. Maley Fritz A. Korth Andrew Barr Howard I. Hatoff Northcott McFaddin Lloyd C. Martin Henry C. Kyle, III Roger L. Beebe Sam L. Kelley Ed McIntosh Gene Matthews, Jr. James C. Larkin Charles Bleil Joe R. Long James Harrison Puff, Jr. James W. McBride John H. Marks, Jr. Travis C. Broesche John B. McClane Charles H. Purdy Joel B. McCarty, Jr. Edgar J. Marston, III Gerald M. Brown C. France McCoy Dan M. Reed, Jr. Thomas R. McDade Guy E. Matthews John T. Cabaniss Fred J. Morton Albert C. Ross John D. McQuigg William C. McCulloch Floyd H. Christian, Jr. Howard F. Naughton, Jr. James B. Sales Don B. Morgan Marion E. McDaniel, Jr. R. Caven Crosnoe Joe A. Osborn Camille F. Sarrouf Larry Niemann Ken Muldrow Ralph W. Dau Carl A. Parker C. W. Schumacher, Jr. James A. Parker Thom a s W. O l i v e r Robert A. De Witt Robert B. Reynolds Harlow L. Sprouse Fred N. Pfeiffer Robert M. Parker Richard A. Edwards Wayne A. Rohne Larry E. Wadler Robert T. Pfeuffer Edward B. Pickett Bill Ellis, Jr. Bryan S. Spencer William D. White, Jr. Joe Ramirez Shannon H. Ratliff Daniel V. Flatten Mac Tichenor, Sr. Charles J. Wilson Robert R. Randolph Robert M. Richards Dan A. Fleckman Carol Vance 1961 Jack Ratliff Bruce Dixie Smith Theodore D. Frank Jack R. Wahlquist Robert A. Anderson Harry M. Reasoner Charles W. Spencer Richard G. Frey William Key Wilde John F. Boyle, Jr. Norman R. Rogers Irwin H. Steinhorn J. Ray Gayle, III Roy S. Wingate Thomas J. Brorby Laurence D. Sikes, Jr. Melinda Terry Vance Julius Glickman Judson Wood, Jr. Lee Caldwell Robert H. Smith Dan G. Webster, III Herbert J. Green Barney Young Thomas Cook Edward M. Snyder, Jr. Ronald G. Woods Tolbert L. Greenwood 1959 Bob Gibbins Miller B. Walker Larry F. York Robert G. Hallam John Robert Adamson John A. Gilliam Charles W. Wolfram 1965 Joseph H. Hart R. Wade Adkins James Greenwood, III 1963 William T. Allison, II Frank D. Hill Joe Edward Anderson Lawrence B. Haile Malcolm G. Baker, Jr. James C. Barber Ray Hooper William T. J. Burke James N. Haltom James B. Barlow David J. Beck Frank G. Jones T. P. Busch Julian V. Horwitz John A. Barrett Stephen D. Bickel Larry D. Knippa J. R. Coffee Leonard L. Leighton Melchor Chavez A. William Brackett Victor A. Kormeier Eduardo E. de Ases Don Lennard Joe D. Clayton Wm. Terry Bray Walter N. Kuntz, III Alfred H. Ebert, Jr. R. J. Linton John C. Culpepper, Jr. Charles A. Brothers David I. Kuperman Claude C. Freeman, Jr. Tommy W. Lueders John W. Fainter, Jr. Thomas C. Cady Terry R. Lord Richard Grainger Jack B. Manning James L. Gallagher Aubrey Barnes Calvin Gary B. Maddox S. Louis Greenberg C. H. McCall Lawrence B. Gibbs Keith Chunn, Jr. John H. Massey Gary Gurwitz Clifford F. McMaster Tom Henson J. Rowland Cook Ernest Paul McNutt, Jr. James J. Hartnett, Sr. Roy Q. Minton Sigmund Alan Horvitz Mike Cotten Thomas E. Miller J a c k W. H a w k i ns Roy W. Mouer, III Donald L. Howell Edmund P. Cranz David R. Noteware Kenneth C. Keener Nick C. Nichols Glenn Jarvis Jonathan Day Dudley Oldham Alfred Lehtonen Ken R. Oldham Kenneth H. Johnson Dick DeGuerin Linda S. Paine Victor E. Manning Ralph E. Page Joseph P. Kelly W. Gordon Dickinson, II P. Dexter Peacock Jack D. Maroney Bob Roberts James H. Kreimeyer James H. Dudley Robert A. Peavy Dudley D. McCalla Irwin R. Salmanson Mario J. Martinez Larry Fallek Paul A. Philbin Franklin Moore Miles Schulze William E. Matthews Edward K. Fein John N. Pollard Ben Powel Robert Lee Stillwell, Sr. Alan McNeill Perry T. Foster William Scanlan, Jr. Spencer C. Relyea John H. Strasburger Harvin C. Moore, III Charles W. Giraud, III Cecil Schenker Aubrey L. Roberts Fred Deryl Ward Mike A. Myers John A. Graml Darryl M. Springs Jim Spiller Ben B. West Gary Norton Marc E. Grossberg Paul E. Stallings Frank Stovall 1962 Hubert Oxford, III David Wesley Gulley R ob e r t W. Wa chs mu t h Larry Temple L. Money Adams, Jr. James I. Perkins Patrick F. McGowan James L. Truitt Lee G. Alworth David Stubbeman Roy Merrill 1967 Carlton Wilde James L. Branton Milton Y. Tate, Jr. John L. Murchison, Jr. Everett L. Anschutz, Jr. Howard Wolf David S. Browning Robert Wayne Tinnell Charles I. Nelson G. William Baab 1960 Joe I. Cardenas Jimmie B. Todd Jon P. Newton G. Todd Baugh Robert R. Barton George C. Chapman Bill R. Womble John J. Patton James A. Besselman James A. Bouligny Jo Anne Christian 1964 Pike Powers Clarence V. Bray Joe B. Cannon Harley R. Clark James M. Alsup James M. Rhodes J. E. Brown J. Sewell Couch William V. Conover, II Ken Andrews James U. Ross Thomas L. Burdett Kenneth R. Dickerson Herbert Ehrlich John W. B a s s e t t Larry Schoenbrun John R. Castle, Jr. Edward H. Forgotson Warner F. Fassnidge James H. Brannon Roy A. Seaberg John R. Cochran, Jr. Robert A. Gritta Frank W. Giesber James V. Carroll, III Rex J. Spivey Colbert N. Coldwell Dewuse Guyton, Jr. Floyd E. Guest, Jr. Anthony B. Cavender Stephen D. Susman Ronald R. Cresswell Jack Hartel Ron Krist Lynn R. Coleman John RandolphThompson, Jr. Donald Michael Dalton

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UTLaw38-79_FINAL.indd 68 11/14/07 10:33:35 PM THE 2007 CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT • GIFTS BY CLASS YEAR Harvey E. Deutsch David Chappell W. Boone Vastine, II Arthur M. Wharton Ronald J. Neiman Donald Patrick Dorsey John P. Cogan, Jr. Joe Bill Watkins Ralph U. Whitten Neil Edward Newsom Larry B. Feldcamp Robert W. Coleman John Stewart Watson T. Michael Wilson Charles A. Oliver Francisco J. Flores, Jr. John A. Connell Sigmund T. Weiner Lee Yeakel William Pannill Charles C. Foster Michael L. Cook Jay L. Westbrook 1970 Ken Powell Michael J. Fourticq Clinton F. Cross Thomas E. Wiener Anonymous John King Rayburn W. Royal Furgeson, Jr. Robin C. Crow 1969 Thomas G. Barnes Mike Rosenwasser Jack P. Gatewood Daryl B. Crown Jack L. Baber Charles K. Barrow Joel Shannon R. Kinnan Golemon Robert G. Croyle, Jr. Lorne D. Bain R. Terry Bell Te r r y O. To t t e nh a m Arthur Leon Goolsbee David DeWall James A. Bannerot Ben E. Benjamin J. David Tracy John F. Gray Carey Charles Dippel John L. Bland S. I. Betzer, Jr. Irma June Wink J. Clifford Gunter, III Byron F. Egan R. L. Blann Jim H. Bozarth M i ch a e l W. Wood Tevis Herd Stephen T. Elder James G. Boyle James Y. Bryce William E. Wylie Earl S. Hines Ronald L. Fann Grant E. Buce Robert John Collins David L. Yarbrough Byron W. Hodge Michael L. Feighny Stuart M. Bumpas Robert G. Converse 1971 John L. Hopwood Don E. Fizer Lawrence Hubert Clore Christopher E. H. Dack Edmund T. Anderson, IV Kay Bailey Hutchison Sam Glast Philip L. Cravens Terrell W. Dahlman J e f f W. Au t r e y Kathleen E. Irvin Ben Z. Grant James Davis Robert Davidson Lang Anderson Baker Grier P. Jones W. Garney Griggs W. Robert Dyer, Jr. J. Russell Davis Frederick M. Baron J. Jason Kaplan Royce Jay Hailey, Jr. Philip C. Friday, Jr. Paul R. Davis, Jr. Marc P. Bernat Stanley B. Kay Mark L. Hart, Jr. Larry Froelich Platt W. Davis, III David R. Bires Joel H. Klein Ira L. Hillyer R. James George, Jr. James V. Derrick, Jr. John G. Bissell Arno W. Krebs, Jr. Anthony L. Hodges Lee Godfrey James S. Dougherty Gordon T. Butler Thomas S. Lucksinger John S. Hollyfi eld Edwin Lombard Gorham, III Robert S. Driegert James C. Considine Wendy Marsh Lynn N. Hughes H. E. Bert Graham Bettie Willerson Driver Edwin R. DeYoung C. D. (Bud) Martin R. Clayton Hutchins Michael M. Greenfi eld Walter W. Driver, Jr. Phil Dunlap David R. McAtee John A. Hutchison, III James A. Hamilton Allan K. DuBois Diana C. Dutton Ebb B. Mobley Stephen L. Jenks Barry F. Hammond Edward W. Dunbar L. W. Ellis James B. Nance, II Travis Dale Jones Rolf E. Hiebler Janis Greger Estrada Milton E. Feder St. Clair Newbern, III Kenneth C. Kaye Ned S. Holmes J. Philip Ferguson C. David Fielder Charles T. Newton, Jr. Henry A. Kelly R. Joe Hull Alan C. Fielder George M. Fleming Patrick C. Oxford Albert B. (Al) Kimball, Jr. Michael R. Johnson Dee Finley, Jr. D. Gilbert Friedlander Brainerd S. Parrish Philip R. Lane Donald R. Jones Louis M. Fouts, III Robin Gibbs Allan G. Paterson, Jr. Charles D. Lummus John Robert King Kelly Frels Theodore P. Gorski, Jr. Jon C. Pfennig Thomas P. Marinis, Jr. Barney L. Knight Cullen M. (Mike) Godfrey Robert C. Grable Allan Port Frank E. Mc Creary, III Rodney C. Koenig Daniel O. Goforth David E. Graham Henry C. Ritchie Andrew L. Monson Elizabeth Lacy William Ostrom Goodman Robert L. Grove, Jr. Jamie Robertson John T. Montford Sim Lake Seldon Bain Graham, Jr. Randall K. Howard Thomas Preston Sartwelle Steve Morris James Lewis Leader G. Maynard Green William A. Hoy John M. Scanlan Lonny D. Morrison Duke R. Ligon Roger B. Greenberg Daniel A. Hyde Otis C. Shearer Stuart A. Morse William Mosse Linden David T. Harvin Michael Hope James Luther H. Soules, III John G. Niles Joe K. Longley Chris A. Haynes Jerry D. Johnson Robert M. Sprague Knox D. Nunnally R. Michael Looney Max Hendrick, III Thomas R. Kelsey Knut Suhr Arden E. Page Jim Love Mack Ray Hernandez Thomas M. Kocurek Thomas M. Susman George P. Parker, Jr. Philip K. Maxwell M. Lawrence Hicks, Jr. James R. Leahy Michael K. Swan Hugh Stanton Parker Wayne McCormack Yerger Hill, III Stephen R. Lindemood William A. Swank John Randolph Pearson Barry F. McNeil Donald C. Hood Jesse N. Lipschuetz Raymond J. Termini L. John Peterson William T. Miller S. G. Johndroe, III Tom G. Loeffl er L. Lamar Tims Don C. Plattsmier Richard G. Morgan Clyde Johnson, III Robert E. Mangum, Jr. Ben F. Vaughan, III Ben Ramsey Harriet M. Murphy Bruce E. Julian Henry S. May, Jr. Ralph W. Vertrees James L. Robertson R. Terrence Ney Richard Kardys Jacueline M. Mc Creary Jon C. Wood Eduardo Roberto Rodriguez Michael Phillips David E. Kinnan Richard T. McMillan 1968 James A. Rolfe Leroy Morgan Poinsett Eric Lacktman Richard Warren Mithoff J. Gaylord Armstrong Barton S. Smith John H. Rodgers James C. Langdon, Jr. Jan R. Newsom Thomas L. Ausley David P. Smith Peter Ross James Howard Lehmann, Jr. Duncan Elliot Osborne Gary Beckworth, Jr. Robert Lee Smith Robert A. Sewell Jane H. Macon Quanah Parker Cue D. Boykin Wayne V. R. Smith Ana Marie Stern R. Laurence Macon Pravinchandra J. Patel Richard R. Brann Robert F. Spears David T. Stitt Thomas D. (Tom) Manford, III Michael W. Perrin David P. Brown Robert D. Spellings Dick Trabulsi Schuyler B. Marshall, IV Steven Pfi ster Martin Dennis Buckley Charles Henry Still Charles Tupper, Jr. Stan L. McLelland Carl Pickett Miriam M. (Dusty) Burke Donald S. Thomas, Jr. Bette E. Uhrmacher Robert Milbank, Jr. Michael J. Piuze F. Randolph Burroughs Warren F. Tracy Luralee H. Wallace Shigeaki Momo-O Thomas M. Pollan Amon Burton Gerald P. Urbach Kenneth S. Watson, II Martin E. Morris Edwin E. Powell, Jr.

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UTLaw38-79_FINAL.indd 69 11/14/07 10:33:35 PM THE 2007 CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT • GIFTS BY CLASS YEAR Drew Matlock Reining Edward F. Manning Harry F. Faulkner, III 1974 Michael C. Smith Daniel J. Riley Steven T. Matthews Robert C. Feldman Linda L. Aaker John G. Soule Stephen L. Rohde Robert Mayfi eld Yale S. Finkle Marilyn Aboussie Clark Stanton Joe Arthur Rudberg Catherine C. McCulley Robert Lynn Frederick David J. Adkins J. Lindsay Stradley, Jr. Jos e ph W. R us s e l l Hugh L. McCulley Charles Fuquay Jim Alsup John S. Teutsch Alan Gilbert Sampson Michael L. McReynolds Mason D. Harrell, Jr. Stephen Angle Timothy J. Unger Larry Sauer, Jr. Michael Melvin Susan J. Hollon G. Luke Ashley Janet M. Vaskas Bob Solomon Larry E. Meyer E. Stephen Jett David Barbour William M. Waxman Linda E. Sorber Ralph I. Miller H. Michael Johnson Darrell Barger James E. Webb Michael D. Stuart Charles C. Murray Michael R. Johnson Mark E. Bentley J. Tullos Wells Charles S. Turet, Jr. Jack O. Nelson, Jr. Sherwood O. Jones John S. Birkelbach Mark E. Wise Martin A. Tyckoski Kathleen Durckel Oliver Raymond W. Jordan Glenda B. Boverie Louis S. Zimmerman Bobby Joe Waggoner Rufus Walker Oliver, III Elizabeth K. Julian Otis Carroll 1975 John A. Watson Neil J. Orleans John R. Kelsey, III Randy Catterton Scott J. Atlas Bill Whitehurst Russell E. Painton David N. Kitner Barry A. Chasnoff Gail Anne Bartlett Glen M. Wilkerson William R. Pakalka David B. Kultgen Alan H. Cooper Thomas K. Boone Michael L. Wolfram Hector C. Perez William L. LaFuze Tom Alan Cunningham John S. Broude Arthur Wright Frances E. Phillips David C. Lamon Clayton E. Devin David H. Brown 1972 Richard C. Porter William A. Lang David G. Dunlap Kent Caperton Christopher B. Allen Wayne H. Prescott K. O. Long, Jr. S. Stacy Eastland J. Scott Chafi n John W. A l l ow a y Sharon Guild Province Michael L. Malone K. Gregory Erwin Ben R. Chappell David A. Anderson Robert G. Richardson Raymond J. Martin, Jr. Robert W. Eutsler Jeff Civins Richard Owen Baish Glen A. Rosenbaum Gary V. McGowan Jan E. Farley Katy M. Civins Burt Ballanfant Henry Salzhandler Gary W. McNeil Gregory T. Frazer Fielding B. Cochran, III Michael M. Barron Dan Settle, Jr. Mike C. McWilliams John E. Gangstad John M. Collins John P. Beall J. Todd Shields Arthur M. Meyer, Jr. Douglas B. Glass Te r r y W. C onn e r Craig T. Benson Larry Shoaf John S. Moody George F. Goolsby Robert A. Curry Winston L. Borum Louis J. Sirico, Jr. Thomas O. Moore, III Bonnie Jean Hagan Anne Megan Davis James F. Buchanan Roland E. Sledge, Jr. Walter Raleigh Moreno J. David Heaney Jeffrey A. Davis George B. Butts Martha E. Smiley Terrance J. Mullin Daniel K. Hedges Stephen D. Dix Craig Lanson Carver Roy C. Snodgrass, III M. Lee Murrah Robert D. Hemphill Trey Dowdy, III Lois D. Cashell James J. Spring, III Thomas S. Nelson John E. Howell Linda Eads Susan Chadick William R. Squires, III Paul F. Nielsen Tom Hudson Thomas P. Erwin David W. Childress David A. Taggart John M. Nolan Irene F. Jackson James Ernest Fletcher Joseph A. Cialone John H. Tate, II J. David Oppenheimer Douglas F. John Michael W. Fox Murry B. Cohen William J. Teitelbaum Leonard W. Peck, Jr. Wendy M. John David S. Gamble F. J. (Hank) Coleman, Jr. James E. Templeman Robert A. Perkins Aaron S. Kaufman Gary S. Glesby Robert M. Collie, Jr. G. Irvin Terrell, Jr. Ben H. Powell Andrew L. Kerr Ginny Smith Granade James A. Creel Ellis L. Tudzin James Stephen Quinn Jerry M. Keys Brian S. Greig Berry P. Crowley Richard D. Watt Alan H. Raynor James F. Lane Mark J. Grenader William K. Dabaghi H. Philip Whitworth, Jr. Rosa Lee Richards James F. Lawler, Jr. Brendan Hall Larry R. Daves Herbert D. Yates Philip F. Ricketts John B. Lederer George L. Hangs, Jr. Jimmy F. Davis Terry A. Yates C. Paul Rogers, III Ann Lents Dan Dennis Hartnett John Dewey 1973 M. Frank Russell John H. Martin Bruce Evan Henderson James W. Dryden Nelson D. Abell, III John H. Sandlin Thomas O. McGarity J. Lanham Higginbotham, III Ann Dennis Dykes Richard Tanal Aboussie Randy Schaffer Richard W. Meyer Ken Hines Osborne J. Dykes, III Thomas G. Adler David C. Schick David K. Meyercord Alan Holman J. William Earle Larry Baskind Kirk Snouffer Robert E. Morse, III Paul Joseph Holmes Jack P. Eckels Raymond J. Batla, Jr. Jay I. Solomon S. Maria Narisi Kenneth C. Howard, Jr. Janis Dee Everhart R. Dwain Blakley John T. Stough, Jr. Lenore S. Ostrowsky Carol H. Jewett Hollye C. Fisk Randall R. Boykin Martha J. Sullivan Joel M. Oxley Gregory M. Jones Pa u l W. Fox Steven A. Buxbaum James P. Tuite David Peeples Woodie Jones Hal K. Gillespie John H. Chamberlain Waverly Vest Richard H. Peeples Stroud Carter Kelley William D. Greenhill W. Craig Childers Robert C. Walker James M. Phillips Harris E. Kerr Richard A. Gump, Jr. Charles G. Childress Ronald B. Walker Jesse R. Pierce Dean M. Kilgore William Fred Hagans Robert M. Cohan Charles L. Warren Bert W. Pluymen Daniel L. King Weston L. Harris Joseph A. Connors, III David Jamar Weaver Michael V. Powell John King John Hay, Jr. Rodney K. Crowl Stephen T. Wertz James W. Schell Sandy Kress Ralph T. Hull Hector De Leon W. Roger Wilson Lionel M. Schooler Brent Cecil Lake Aaron Johnston, Jr. John Delaney Rick L. Wittenbraker Marcus F. Schwartz John S. Landrum Peter G. Kumpe W. Richard Ellis, III Terry M. Word Neal Serotte William S. Lee George F. Kutzschbach Richard D. English Bart Wulff Frank H. Sheffi eld, Jr. Richard W. Lowerre Myer J. Lipson Terence Farrell Richard S. Simms Lila C. Marshall

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UTLaw38-79_FINAL.indd 70 11/14/07 10:33:35 PM THE 2007 CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT • GIFTS BY CLASS YEAR Mike McConnell Ann T. Cochran Hal L. Sanders, Jr. George Francis McElreath Gary D. Henderson C. B. McDaniel Ronald E. Cook John A. Schmidt John J. McKetta, III Curtis D. Hodgson John B. McFarland Nina Cortell Joe Shumate Alan H. Meyers Scott H. Jenkins David M. Mincberg Robert B. Crotty James B. Smith, Jr. David L. Mossman Mary Kate McNutt Kell Margaret Garner Mirabal Robert D. Daniel Kenneth R. Stein Dennis R. Neill Janet L. King Bruce T. Morrison Donald R. Daum Jan Summer Arthur J. Nolan Marilyn J. Kretsinger Charles A. Morsbach Sylvia A. de Leon James M. Summers Mark Hill Onak Simone Simpson Leavenworth John E. Newman, Jr. Joseph C. Dilg Rod Tanner Robert H. Ozer Don K. Leufven Peter Andrew Nolan Stephen P. Doyle J. David Thompson, III Kyle Pankonien Henry B. Levi Mark A. Padon Gary W. Eiland Joe H. Thrash Juan R. Partida Marc L. Luzzatto Michael L. Pate Melanie Fannin Larry R. Veselka Russell D. Peterson Kathleen E. Magruder Thomas J. Perich Thomas C. Fitzhugh, III Charles C. Webb, Jr. Michael K. Sanderson Denny R. Martin Lauren Eaton Prescott John L. Fox J. Steven Weisinger Ronald J. Sievert L. Lee McMurtry, III Joe W. Redden, Jr. Seth Freedman Barry H. Wolf Reagan W. Simpson Christy Milner Alan J. Robin Catherine Brown Fryer 1977 Alison L. Smith C. Michael Moore Scott E. Rozzell Kathryn S. Fuller Frederick W. Addison, III James C. Smith William J. Natho George Ruhlen Susan L. Garrison Steve R. Akers C. David Stasny John Mitchell Nevins Lynn E. Sanders S. Jane Glass Arthur R. Almquist Kerwin B. Stone William M. Parrish P. M. Schenkkan Mark K. Glasser Nancy J. Appleby Thomas L. Strickland Barbara A. Pate Eddie C. Schmidt, II Louise A. Glenn Rex G. Baker, III Steven M. Sucsy Robert B. Payne, Jr. Ronald R. Scott Richard E. Gray, III Larry Barbour Nancy Q. Truax David J. Pearlman Bradley Seals Carl H. Green Marc W. Barta Robert Browne Truelson Michael P. Pearson Paul A. Seals T. Ray Guy Robert C. Bass, Jr. Robert N. Udashen Shirley McGregor Pearson Bea Ann Smith Christian Harrison Jane Varner Beard Mary Pat Wilson Yvonne K. Puig Ronald T. Sponberg Dorlee E. Henderson Becky Beaver Deyonna D. Young John W. R a i n David R. Stevenson Thomas S. Henderson Jerry A. Bell, Jr. Richard F. Zier Charles C. Reeder Ross W. Stoddard, III F. Franklin Honea, II Leslie Anne Benitez 1978 Thomas L. Secrest Greg F. Strobl Diana M. Hudson Donald W. Bivens Barry Abrams Webb Spradley Donald R. Taylor Monty Humble Judith Reed Blakeway Betsy Anderson Cassie B. Stinson Paul J. VanOsselaer Alan R. Jackson James D. Braddock Gregory L. Baker William E. Swart William R. Volk Ann C. Jacobs Robert P. Braubach Rene R. Barrientos George H. Tarpley D. Gibson Walton Brandon C. Janes William F. Burbach James D. Baskin, III Stephen C. Tarry James L. Ware Gary C. Johnson Larry A. Campagna Margaret McGloin Bennett Robert P. Thibault Steven A. Waters Lee L. Kaplan Paul D. Clote Marvin E. Blum Robert C. Thomas Bernie Weberman Susan M. Kelley Neal S. Cukerbaum John K. Boyce, III Stephen I. Weil Carl M. Weisbrod Scott Klippel Walter E. Demond John R. Braddock Stephen D. Willey Mark Weiss Edward S. Knight Rick Disney Walter L. (Rusty) Brignon Darrell Roy Windham Thomas J. Williams James M. Koelemay, Jr. David J. Dunn Linda J. Broocks Edith A. Wittig R. Daniel Witschey, Jr. Jeff B. Love Richard L. Edmonson Edna Butts Herman Wright, Jr. Diane P. Wood Robert J. Magner Mark C. Evans Patricia A. Campbell 1979 David Lee Ylitalo Ellen Maland David Ezarik David M. Castro J. Cullen Aderhold Jack B. Zimmermann L. Price Manford Ken Ferguson William H. Caudill Anonymous 1976 J. Alan Marks Kenneth Fuchs Patricia Chamblin Frank Arnold Linda L. Addison Frank P. McEachern Donald Gaffney Jack M. Cleaveland, Jr. Curtis R. Ashmos Max Murray Addison Edwin P. McKee H. S. Garcia Kathleen S. Cleaveland Albert R. Axe, Jr. Henry J. Amen, III Bruce W. Merwin Rudy A. Garza J. Tipton Cole Vera Richardson Bangs Michael W. Anglin Stephen A. Mitchell Lee S. Gill Bruce W. Collins Doron M. Bar-Levav Robert K. Arnett, Jr. James E. Morgan Lawrence E. Glenn James E. Cousar J. Robert Beatty Rob Atherton Marian B. Moseley Bryan L. Goolsby Rogers L. Crain Katherine Burghard Bialo S. Jack Balagia, Jr. H. Keith Myers Robert S. Harrell Josiah M. Daniel, III Herman Bouma Bruce Francis Baxter James Edward Myers Guy S. Herman B. Craig Deats Alice Elaine Bower Steve Bickerstaff J. Nick Netherton Martin Hotchkiss Steven K. DeWolf Terree Allan Bowers Neil A. Bickley Gene Ray Nichol, Jr. Nancy Rice Hudson Theresa Eilers William Buck Bryan C. Birkeland David H. Oden Scott Hunsaker Gary L. Ewell Russell W. Budd R. Doak Bishop Charles L. Perry Mary Ann Keeney Jack Edward Fields Dana A. Burch Wm. Patrick Bishop Dwight L. Phifer Robert D. Klock, Jr. Gilbert G. Garcia Leslie Selig Byrd Nelson R. Block Werner A. Powers G. Michael Lawrence Humberto G. Garcia Ken Carroll Gerald L. Bracht Scott Rawdin William C. Liedtke, III Karen L. Garrett Stephen K. Carroll Randolph W. Bryant Pamela G. Reed Robert M. Lindquist Joe A. Garza, Jr. Frank J. Cavaliere Jon H. Burrows Forrest C. Roan, Jr. Robert D. Lipman Stephen E. Geis Ronald H. Clark Charles L. Cantrell Nancy Roffman W. W. L ov e j oy Pete Geren Helene S. Cohen Danford F. Carroll Monty L. Ross Michael J. Lucksinger Kathy B. Guy Thomas D. Cordell Rita R. Carroll S. Anthony Safi Bernie Martinez James B. Harris Sidney H. Davis, Jr.

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UTLaw38-79_FINAL.indd 71 11/14/07 10:33:35 PM THE 2007 CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT • GIFTS BY CLASS YEAR Thomas B. Draper Carlos Eduardo Cardenas Michael W. Tankersley Elizabeth N. Miller Timothy J. Hogan Daniel George Easley Stephen P. Carrigan Terry M. Thomas Leo Montalvo Steven E. Hollimon Jennifer Morrice Elskes Mark Cason Clark G. Thompson, Jr. Terri H. Motl J. F. Howell, III Mary Esther Escobedo Elizabeth M. Chipinski Mark Thompson Wilson S. Neely Thomas F. Hunter, Jr. Joe Foy, Jr. Luis A. Consuegra J. Maxwell Tucker Larry W. Nettles Kathleen H. Incerto Susan Roland Francis JosephThomas Davidson, III L a r r y W. Tur n e r Joseph P. Oman Stuart B. Johnston, Jr. David B. Gaultney Lawrence M. Davis Steve Waldman John Osborne Elizabeth S. Kerr Paul H. Gilliam Martha S. Dickie Ronald Wamsted Richard J. Pautsch Jane Woods La Franchi Patricia Fry Godley Gregory L. Dillion William R. Watson Mark A. Platt Daniel L. Mark Elizabeth H. Haas Harva R. Dockery Dana E. Weltmann William R. Presson Lolly Friedman Miller Stanley B. Haas Richard L. Durbin, Jr. Raymond E. White Richard W. Radke Elliott Naishtat Leigh K. Hamann A. Erin Dwyer H. H. Wommack, III Sally Peters Rassenfoss Arthur C. Nicholson, III Vonciel Jones Hill Katherine B. Edwards 1981 Adrienne Rivers Sandra R. Nicolas Gerald L. Hilsher John R. Eldridge Stephen R. Alton Joaquin L. Rodriguez George A. Nicoud, III R. Keith Hopson Richard L. Ellison Lise E. Anderson Audrey A. Rohan Donald P. Noble Debra N. Houston Michael C. Elrod Anonymous Lawrence S. Rothenberg Theresa Oviedo Barry Hunsaker, Jr. James Earl Elskes W. Jewel Arrington Michael Daly Rowe Joseph C. Parker, Jr. Robert Icenhauer-Ramirez Parker C. Folse, III James A. Baker, IV Frederick J. Schuck Carrin F. Patman Jim W. James Ben Cox Garrett Robert W. Baker Barry S. Seidel Roberto R. Pelletier Larry W. Kimes Colene Gaston John T. Baldwin Cynthia C. Smiley Joseph Pevsner William D. King Christopher M. Gunter Melanie H. Barnes Albert J. Smith, III John Bernard Price Ronald Kirk Brett L. Hamilton P. Louisa Barnes Timothy Brian Smith Sean K. Proctor Jeffrey S. Kuhn Marc P. Hanrahan Thomas G. Bateman, Jr. Jeffrey M. Sone Joe Pryzant Catherine Lamboley John D. Head, Jr. Cynthia F. Bell Marlene K. Sparkman Richard C. Reed Charles Troy Marshall Gilberto Hernandez Reagan M. Brown Scott M. Stahr J. Patrick Ryan David G. Matthiesen Gerard Hertig William A. Brown Manuel Supervielle Linda B. Secord Mary Ross McDonald H. Kate Hopkins Phillip T. Bruns Jeanmarie B. Tade James E. Smith D. Mitchell McFarland Charles M. Hornberger Laura Peterson Butler Eric Viehman Berry D. Spears Daryle D. McGinnis Janet Little Horton Molly Cagle Denise K. Vowell Grant St. Julian, III Hunter Nelson Clyde J. Jackson, III Donald F. Carnes Gail Watkins Marc R. Stanley Rene O. Oliveira Timothy J. Jacquet Grayson R. Cecil Paul C. Watler Susan L. Cross Stanley Wayne K. Olson Gary L. Johnson Richard Paul Colquitt David B. West Ann Barnett Stern Charles David Powell Matthew J. Johnson Morgan L. Copeland, Jr. Redge B. Westbrook Karl S. Stern Dennis Kenton Powell Michael L. Kaufman John S. Cossum 1982 Thom a s W. Ta y l or Randall M. Ratner Kathleen C. Lake Deborah Cox Thom a s W. A dk i ns Stephen W. Van Hooser Vernon E. Rew, Jr. Neal S. Manne James L. Cuclis Stephen I. Adler Jane Owen White James L. Rex Carroll G. Martin Stephen D. Davis David J. Aronofsky Judy L. Wong Stan G. Roman Thomas G. Mason Stephanie E. Donaho Wilbur Aylor Alan Wright Robert M. Rutledge Kevin McGillicuddy Elizabeth H. Drews James Robert Bailey Patrick A. Zummo Mark E. Smith Steven F. Meadows Jack Drews Ruben R. Barrera 1983 Michael L. Spain David Mendez Richard H. Edelman S. Meade Bauer Raymond P. Albrecht Ron A. Sprague Gary C. Miller Randall H. Erben Barbara Bauernfeind To m P. A l l e n John B. Stewart Amy M. Mitchell Dawn M. Evans Rene F. Bell Adolfo Alvarez, Jr. George S. Tallichet Angela Neville Mark S. Finkelstein Brian R. Bloom Arthur J. Anderson Stephen L. Tatum Penelope E. Nicholson Julene Franki Thomas J. Bond, Jr. Anonymous J. Kay Trostle Bryce Panzer Randolph Lamar Hamblin Robert N. Brailas Scott B. Aston Stephen G. Utz F. Richard Pappas Will F. Hartnett Kay Upchurch Brooks Marcia E. Backus Christina M. Vasak R. Eben Price Claudio Heredia Wilson Calhoun J. Douglas Bacon John B. Wallace James M. Prince Deborah Cortez Hiser Edward M. Carstarphen John B. Beckworth Mark Wawro Nathan L. Reneau Joseph A. Hoffman John D. Chapman Laura H. Beckworth Gwendolyn H. Webb Deborah Richardson M. Scott Incerto James W. Checkley, Jr. Jonathan T. Bickham Cynthia L. Work Jody Richardson Stephen Jacobs Bernard F. Clark, Jr. Carmellia C. Boyer Gary E. Zausmer Mitchell S. Rosen Lee Ann Jones Bryan P. Collins Robert H. Bradford Aida Kennedy Ziemnicki Brent M. Rosenthal Jeffrey L. Joyce Ray N. Donley James D. Brownlie 1980 Nancy C. Rush John L. Kee, III Leonard Epstein Dorothy Anderson Budd R. Clark Adams Larry D. Salmon Janis H. Loegering David Garcia Raul Calderon Alex Wilson Albright Gerald J. Sanders Bob Mace Susan C. Gentz Edward A. Cerkovnik, Jr. Thomas K. Anson C. Stephen Saunders Sharon M. Mattox Kenneth D. Goodman David B. Cohen Linda Barrett John I. Schaberg Mark C. Matula Mitchell J. Green David P. Crist Thomas J. Barry Howard S. Seitzman Evelyn P. McKee Lynn Knaupp Griffi n Pedro S. Cruz L. E. Brizzolara, III Russell Shaw Robin A. Melvin Delia J. Guzman Karl G. Dial James T. Cameron Scott F. Smith Thomas M. Mengler Joseph J. Halbach, Jr. John S. Dzienkowski Patrick H. Cantilo Mark A. Stinnett Catherine M. Miller John B. Hall Robert A. Estrada

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UTLaw38-79_FINAL.indd 72 11/14/07 10:33:35 PM THE 2007 CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT • GIFTS BY CLASS YEAR Teresa Brickman Finer Kay Andrews Julie S. Schechter Robert D. Miller John E. Lynch Barbara T. Friedman Sally S. Andrews Susan Sharlot Peter E. Mims Mark F. Mai Clifford L. Friedman Mario A. Barrera Jimmy Shook Stephen N. Montgomery Brian T. McLaughlin Nancy Wyman Furney Richard Van Bays Kenneth J. Simon Paul T. Morin David M. Mellina David B. Gluck Susan Walters Bize Annalyn G. Smith Stephen C. Mount Kimberley Mickelson Alexander J. Gonzales John C. Boehm, Jr. G. Frederick Smith Gary A. Nelson Daniel Milewich David O. Gonzalez Catherine Earle Bracken Barry T. Smitherman Samuel Olchyk William D. Miller Michelle L. Goolsby Jeffrey B. Brawner Michael R. Snipes Scott A. Ozmun Gail E. Papermaster Jeffrey S. Hawkins Patrick Breeland Mary Williford Staine Matthew W. Paul* David L. Parker Brad B. Hawley Jay W. Brown Ross Staine, Jr. David S. Peterman Melissa L. Priest Keith L. Head Stacy Brainin Cobb Dean A. Tetirick Norma Montalvo Petrosewicz Eliot D. Raffkind Roberta J. Hegland William D. Cobb, Jr. Glenn Van Shellenbeck Steven John Pully Stephen C. Rasch Jeffrey S. Hillier Gordon A. Coffee William L. Wallander Bradley E. Rauch Edward S. Riquelmy Karen L. Hirschman Joshua Richard Cohen Valerie L. Wenger Daniel Routman Melinda Roberts Barbara Ellen Horan Mindel M. DeLatorre Christian E. Wolfe Lynn Rossi Scott David G. Runnels Betteann Fitt Hultgren Deborah H. Delgado 1985 Kathy J. Shwiff Jaime A. Saenz Cary K. Hyden Paula M. Desel Susan Stoler Andrews Cynthia D. Smith Stephen W. Sather Karen C. Jessey Cynthia Smith Diggs Andrew Austin Stuart Smith Michael D. Schnitzer Jo Keaton Sarah B. Duncan Allen J. Baden Leah Stolar Stephanie M. Schroepfer Peter H. Kesser Jeffrey E. Eldredge Elizabeth Black Berry Bonnie Sudderth Karen Patton Seymour Mark L. Kincaid Howard V. Fisher Lisa M. Black Andrew M. Taylor Gregory D. Smith William S. Kleinman J. Nixon Fox, III John W. B r i dg e r Mark C. Walker L. Boyd Smith, Jr. Jeffery R. Koch Sharon S. Fox Dianne S. Brode Del Williams Jeffrey E. Spiers Guy S. Lipe Lisa Atlas Genecov C. Carrick Brooke-Davidson Jennifer A. Youpa Donald W. Steele Marie Odette Mace Robert S. Godlewski Nora Toohy Brooks Alan V. Ytterberg Cynthia K. Stewart Clarissa E. Marischen Steven P. Goodell Jeannette L. Brown 1986 Sandra Jo Streeter Mark P. McCrimmon Richard J. Groos Scott G. Burdine Arturo A. Alvarez, III J. Gregory Taylor Claire Webber McLaurin J. Gary Hart Bryant W. Burke J. Gentry Barden Mark A. Thielman Virginia Hinrichs McMichael Kenneth G. Hawari Lisa E. Chismire M’Lou P. Bell Michael J. Tomsu S. Camille Milner David L. Hayden Camille R. Comeau Robert F. Biard Tammy Tr an Lydia A. Morley Walter A. Herring Brian W. Crozier Frederick E. Black Wm. Hulse Wagner Paula D. Morris James E. Hogan Robert J. David Amy Peterson Bloomquist Marshall R. Wilkerson John Bruce Moskow John Mathew Hohengarten David A. Deitch Stephon D. Breedlove Jay A. Zweig Carla S. Nelson Theresa A. Horton G. Richard Dent Anthony W. Brown 1987 Lori L. Ordiway Jo Lyn Kallison Robin O. Dettmer C. Brian Cassidy W. Kirk Baker Peyton Paxson Spikes Kangerga Billy Coe Dyer David Andrew Clark W. Stephen Benesh Lisa H. Pennington William R. Keffer David Barton Fannin Jenice L. Cutler Michael R. Berry Grace Fisher Renbarger C. David Kinder Kathleen Weidinger Foster William S. Dahlstrom Karen Hunsicker Billups Javier Riojas Stephen A. Kuntz Sarah Burrell Foster Benjamin H. Davidson, II David W. Bonser Lies Sapp John H. Kyles David B. Gerger Douglas D. Dodds Lanalta Ann Bright Richard D. Schell Carmen A. Leal Mark C. Griege Goldie C. Domingue Pete Broderick Kathleen M. Schneider H. Hays Lindsley Dahlia M. Gutierrez James F. Donnell Tonya Moten Brown June Ailin Sewell Ann Vevier Lockwood Adam I. Hauser Warren H. Fisher Gregory F. Burch Jonathan B. Skidmore Margaret I. Lyle David J. Healey Timothy F. Foarde Keith A. Courtney Martin A. Sosland Steven R. Martens Irma Dianne Hernandez Julie P. Forrester John F. Curry Craig D. Spirduso John W. M a r t i n Jennifer Bruch Hogan David R. Gavia Kenneth E. Curtiss Alisa Terrell Starbird Nancy Pendleton Marx Dianne Hoofard Lisa A. Goldberg Trey Cutler Gene Storie Linda A. Mendez Elizabeth A. Howard Jesse J. Green Peter C. D’Apice Leah C. Taylor Erich A. Morales L. Jeffrey Hubenak Gary L. Halbert Jeremy W. Dickens Carole C. Tower David T. Moran Steven L. Hughes Cynthia L. Harkness Emily Stacy Donahue Kathryn J. Tullos M. Forest Nelson Calvin M. Jackson Carol Helliker Jeffery P. Drummond Robert C. Walters William C. Ostendorff Susan L. Karamanian William H. Hornberger Thomas G. Farrier Scott Wulfe Christine M. Pant Dee J. Kelly, Jr. Patrick L. Huffstickler Susan Foxworth Howard C. Yancy Elizabeth B. Patterson Mary Elizabeth Kelly George F. Jones, III Robert L. Hargett Hilary Zarrow Kurt Geyer Paxson W. Jeffrey Kuhn Aimee Jorgensen Paul E. Heath Scott F. Zarrow Brett A. Perlman Robert E. Lapin Charles C. Keeble, Jr. Louis E. Herrera, Jr. Susan F. Zinn Tyrone A. Powell Alan L. Laves Mark H. Kleinman Jack B. Hicks Jodi Zipp Jessica Stettler Praeger David R. Margrave Barbara Klitch Jo Ann Howard Lisa G. Zummo James T. Rain Thomas J. McCaffrey Stephen E. Langsdorf Richard L. Hunn 1984 Linda L. Rockwood Kerry P. McGrath Robert S. M. Lawrence Ronald Edward Ingalls Alan Albright Marcia L. Rodgers John B. McKnight Robert L. Levy Sam J. Johnson Susana I. Aleman Jerry G. Sanchez Randyl S. Meigs John R. Lewis Erica L. Krennerich Paul E. Anderson Chris Schaeper Lynne Anne Messina Robert J. Looney Vladimir Lechtman

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O’Bannon Thomas F. Loose Paul R. Elliott Stephanie K. Crain Thomas S. Biemer James J. Ormiston Robert Loper Katherine Denise Farroba Stephen B. Crain Kamela Bridges Elizabeth Collum Ozmun Laurie Maniotis Loretta Jo Finger D’Lesli M. Davis Michael B. Burns Dana Emmert Parker Barbara Manroe Darcy A. Frownfelter William W. Dibrell David R. Clonts Daniel F. Perez James P. McCollom, Jr. Oscar X. Garcia Stephen H. Douglas Craig J. Donahue Phillip Gregory Poplin Kim McCormick Victoria M. Garcia Michael P. Doyle Leonard H. Dougal Elsa Yvette Ransom Charles E. Meacham David Griffi th Allison Wiggins Elder Barry E. Engel Sharon Reuler Macy A. Melton Scott Hayes Steve A. Elder Stephen M. Fernelius Xavier Rodriguez J. Tatum Moore, III Trisha Hensley Allison O. Exall Bradley R. Gammell Cheryl K. Rosenberg Lynnelle Loke Moore Ellen M. House Beth L. Fancsali Machree Garrett Gibson Scott N. Schools Thomas P. Moore Sharah G. Johnson David T. Field Dewey J. Gonsoulin, Jr. Robert Allen Sherman Jennifer T. Mosle Frederick D. Junkin Michael J. Gross Debra A. Green Marc T. Shivers Jon L. Mosle, III Leslie L. W. Kinsel Virginia C. Gross Barbara E. Griffi n Shari Oualline Shivers Kirsten Julie Murphy Mark A. Kopidlansky Grant J. Harvey Matthew T. Hagan Larry L. Shosid Link Newcomb Chris Ewing Ladd David H. Herrington Leslie Jo Hagin Lisa Sooter Peter G. Olson Byron L. LeFlore, Jr. Elizabeth Dixon Herrington Lawrence J. Hilton Jennifer G. Spencer Betty R. Owens J. Daniel Leftwich Mark E. Hord Annabel Hoffman Truman Spring Theodore W. Paris Allison Donnell Mantor Brenda Kay Howard- Pamela B. Huff Kyle D. Stallones D. Diane Parker Michael S. Metteauer Koroma Alissa A. Jackson David P. Stanush Clyde A. Pine, Jr. Adam Hall Miller Michael G. Jones Gregory J. King Marsha R. Strongin Susan K. Pine Angela Dale Morrow Nathan W. Jones Jeffrey Marc Lenser John C. Symington Matthew Brian Probus Harlan E. Murphy David Edward Keglovits Bryce D. Linsenmayer Elaine E. Taylor William L. Rivers Eric J. Nichols Diane O’Brien Kelly Theodore Charles Marcus Matthew L. Trevena Michelle E. Robberson Marsha M. Nichols Tracey A. Kennedy Paul A. Martin Timothy N. Tuggey Ricky H. Rosenblum W. Glenn Opel Scott C. Krist Robin Slater Martin Sandra K. Waelder Abraham Rubinsky Geoffrey R. Polma Jerry V. Kyle, Jr. Laura K. McAfee John F. Wombwell Jay K. Rutherford David B. Rae James L. Loftis Carol T. McDonald 1988 Solace K. Southwick Lauren C. Ravkind James R. Lovelace Angela Melina Raab Ruth Kelleher Agather Ronald L. Sussman James A. Reeder, Jr. John A. Macoretta Mark W. Miller Monica Amparo Bill Swanstrom Penny P. Reid Nadine Markham-Itteilag Charolette Noel Betty R. Arvin Erin E. Sweeney Russell L. Reid, Jr. Lila C. Marsh Larry B. Pascal Timothy H. Bannwolf Joanna Davis Tate Elizabeth P. Rippy Cyrus D. Marter, IV Michael T. Peters Lawrence R. Blocher Martin Scott Tate George G. Rodriguez Pamela G. Matthews Robert W. Prevost, III Jonetta Lyn Brooks David F. Taylor Jon Stuart Ross Demetrius G. McDaniel C. Lane Prickett Diane Lee Brown Gisela D. Triana James Ruiz Alicia C. McGlinchey Douglas R. Pyne Gisela Blohm Cherches Lana K. Varney Richard W. Schmidt Margaret Helen Lewis Tiffany J. Robbins John R. Cohn James Von Atzingen Linda C. Schneider Meister Kate Vickers Romain Jordan W. Cowman Guy Irvin Wade, III Scott H. Segal Peter B. Miller Pierre-Yves Romain Samuel P. Dalton C. Elizabeth Wagner Brad Sklencar Kelly Ann Nolen Keith Rutherford David E. Dunham Laurie Weiss Brent G. Stahl J. David Northcutt Christine H. Scheinberg Scott A. Durfee Karen Tucker White John B. Strasburger David P. Oelman Susan M. Schwager Daniel M. Elder Edward LaPorte Wilkinson, Jr. Maurice C. Superville, Jr. Regan O’Steen-Tragon Julien R. Smythe Keith R. Fullenweider Rosemary R. Williams W. Roberts Taylor, Jr. Bruce A. Ritzen John Spiller Raymond Edward Gallaway, Jr. Jeffrey John Zissa Alberto Varillas Elizabeth N. Rogers Timothy E. Taylor Katherine T. Garber 1989 Larry A. Walraven Amber Hatfi eld Rovner J. Lawrence Temple Kay A. Germiat Stephen A. Best Tracie Leigh Washington Paul C. Sarahan Laura Crowe Turley Jill Lawrie Groff Ernest J. Blansfi eld, Jr. Jane M. N. Webre Sherrie Schroder Stephan Voudris A. David Gross Paul A. Braden Claire Winterholler Kurt Schwarz Marcella D. Watkins John A. Guerra Paul D. Bradford 1990 Robert Tylden Shaeffer Lucie Frost Webb Kathryn Horton Gurley Janet L. Bray Mary Elizabeth Anderson Phillip Sharp Andrew C. Whitaker Margaret D. Hall J. Mark Brazzil Susan E. Baird Robert A. Simon Richard J. Wilkie Bruce C. Herzog Valarie S. Bristol Shelley Barber Robert G. Stephens George O. Wilkinson, Jr. Gregory G. Hesse Meg Brooks Frank Ed Bayouth, II Ralph M. Stone Michael C. Wilson

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UTLaw38-79_FINAL.indd 74 11/14/07 10:33:35 PM THE 2007 CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT • GIFTS BY CLASS YEAR Nancy A. Yanochik 1993 Carey Fitzmaurice 1995 Charles E. Phipps 1992 Michael G. Appleman Francis C. Flaherty Victor Alcorta, III Remi Abbott Ratliff Denise A. Acebo-Hansen Joseph Arrambide Janet Follstaedt Jeanine Anderson Shannon H. Ratliff, II Jennifer P. Ainsworth Alissa L. Baum Richard J. Franchek Scott J. Arrington Brian E. Robison Jay Ronald Aldis Susan Ruppert Bertoni Roger Fulghum Ryan A. Botkin Aaron P. Roffwarg Fields Alexander Ramon D. Bissmeyer J. Eric Gambrell Andrew Bowman David Roth Nicolas G. Barzoukas Lindsey F. Buss Susan Gorman Timothy Bowne Thomas Sanders Bruce A. Blefeld Edward A. Cavazos Deena Graham Ronald F. Bradshaw Todd Sellars Mark Bowie Kent B. Chambers Vanessa M. Griffi th Julie F. Breedlove Jennifer Sherrill Lou Brucculeri Todd R. Chandler Ernst A. Halperin Anne M. Capella James K. Spivey Hunter Burkhalter E. Scot Dixon David G. Halpern Janet Reynolds Cassels James Howard Stilwell Janet R. Carl Gislar Rupert Donnenberg Matthew B. Henneman Chris Chaffi n Christopher B. Strong Susan H. Carp Hilda C. Galvan Bart W. Huffman Mike Chibib Thomas M. Tomlinson Trina Chandler Susan D. Gusky Patrick O. Hunnius William Christian Karin B. Torgerson Brenda R. Clayton Christopher H. Hahn Mark A. Jacob E. David Coligado Charles Walker Gregory S. Coleman Richard E. Harris Sue A. Krenek Douglas A. Daniels William L. Warren Elizabeth Copeland Deborah Shelley Huston Elizabeth Pearsall Lippincott Adam Robert Dell Sara Melinda Wilder Roger Cowie Darren S. Inoff Ashley Page Luke Desiree D. Durst Kevin Yamaga-Karns David L. Dawson Donald D. Jackson James A. Martinez David Elder Yale H. Yee Liza Farrow-Gillespie A nn e W. J a k i e m i e c David R. McAtee, II Charles Eldred Kira K. Zahn Stacy E. Flippin John J. Janssen James E. McCutcheon Elizabeth B. Emerson Lawrence H. Zahn Henry Flores Nathan M. Johnson David T. McDowell Eric D. Farrell 1996 Teresa I. Ford Edward C. Lewis Suzanne M. McQuillen Robert S. Field Brent Benoit Bruce E. Garlick Patrick F. Madden Mary Frances Mendoza J. Holt Foster, III Mary Terry Benton Ross Spencer Garsson W. James McAnelly, III Naomi A. Meyers Kyle K. Fox Michael J. Biles Neil E. Giles Joe R. McFarlane Alex M. Miller Philip Fraissinet Jay P. Brown James Arnold Gilman Scott A. McMichael Gregory L. Naarden Oliver Garcia Roddy M. Bullock Jennifer Horan Greer Sally Metcalfe Clark M. Neily, III Rani C. Garcia Jonathan Bush Kurt J. Hamrock Tobin Eric Olson Rob Nissen Rodrigo Garcia, Jr. Jennifer Paine Costa Kameron D. Johnson Kirt Stephen O’Neill John M. Padilla Liana Gonzales Tracy Lachon Davis Richard S. Krumholz Michael M. Parker Christopher John Parton Brian Graham Brayton Dresser Mara G. Linder Mary R. Pawelek Charles R. Pickering Nancy Magner Hagquist Julie M. Dulac Carole A. Loftin Martin J. Peck Carolyn Roch Charles Hampton Stephen Bender Edmundson Kelly D. Ludwick Brian Peterman E. Michael Rodriguez Michael D. Hansen Jason K. Fagelman Stephanie C. Martinez Reagan D. Pratt Sandra Garza Rodriguez Geoffrey S. Harper Michael A. Fallek Jeffrey S. McFall Donald Reid Susan E. Salch Rebecca R. Henderson Karen K. Feldman Janet McQuaid Sarah Sarahan Gregory W. Shields Robert W. Holland Margaret V. Fraissinet Bruce T. Neel Edward Charles Seward Nellie K. Shipley James A. Holmes David A. Garza Patrick L. O’Daniel Eden P. Sholeen Sheila Ellwood Skaggs Stan R. Jensen S. Jason Glast Yianni Pantis Marty L. Smith Aimee C. Slusher Anne M. Johnson Jennifer M. Gore David Peavler Macey Reasoner Stokes Kristy L. Smith J. Wesley Jones Erica W. Harris Donna Cox Peavler James F. Struthers Carlos A. Sole, III Cindy Kang Penn C. Huston J. Paul Perez Joy M. Thomas Kathleen Bone Spangler Patrick Dennis Keating Hong Liu Irwin Raquel G. Perez Paul O. Wickes Arnold Augur Spencer Gregory P. Laird Ingelisa Keeling Jennifer Archimbaud Powell Christopher K. Robert J. Stokes, Jr. Wilhelm E. Liebmann Lauren E. Laux Michael L. Raiff Wrampelmeier Angela Styles David G. Luettgen Diana M. Liebmann Whitfi eld Roberts 1994 Robert R. Summerhays Michael Paul Marcin Buena Vista Lyons Keith A. Rowley Derek A. Adame Nicola Fuentes Toubia Jon A. McCormick Gerard K. McVay Susan V. Sample John S. Adcock Paula Kay Tucker Melinda M. McCracken Ned Munoz Paul F. Schuster Danya W. Blair Timothy Tyler W. Brewster McCracken Edward R. Nelson, III Claire Collins Schwarz Jean Boyea Shelton M. Vaughan Charles B. McFarland Ann Uyen Nguyen A. Haag Sherman Katherine B. Brem John C. Wander John H. McFarland Michael K. Oldham Michael K. Sims William Coe Sharon Gail Ward David A. Montoya Bliss Burdett Pak David H. Stone Stuart D. Colburn A. Michael Warnecke John A. Mouer Christine L. Palmer Mark Strain Tyree C. Collier Laura P. Washburn Meredith S. Mouer Ta r a Por t e rfi eld Harold J. Taylor Scott S. Crocker Sandra L. White George B. Murr Dianne Reeder Reis Chris Weinstock Christopher J. Deeves Scott T. Williams David Roy Nelson Eric Gordon Reis Stephen Westermann Andrew (Drew) G. DiNovo W. Reid Wittliff W. Bruce Newsome Thom a s W. R ob e r t son L. Nicole White Wes Dorman Kevin W. Yankowsky David Wesley O’Brien David M. Rodi Scott White Trek Carlsand Doyle John Anthony Zaloom Wesley A. Oliver Geronimo M. Rodriguez, Jr. Mark B. Wilson Kenneth E. East Adam J. Zaner Evangeline Paschal Gayle E. Rosenstein Michael J. Yanochik Mischa Buford Epps Karin M. Zaner Michael L. Peck Denise Mylene Rozendaal Hilary H. Young Kevin Epstein Chase Perry Christopher W. Schrauff

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UTLaw38-79_FINAL.indd 75 11/14/07 10:33:36 PM THE 2007 CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT • GIFTS BY CLASS YEAR Kristen Garvey Schulz Jeffrey S. Johnston Melanie T. Devoe Misty P. Burns Andrew C. Skinner John N. Schwartz Laura M. Jones Kelly M. Dybala John W. Carlson, III Christopher T. Skinner Janie Ann Shannon Per Erik Astrup Juvkam-Wold Leila M. El-Hakam Elliot Clark Stephanie P. Slobin G. Philip Smith Jong Soo Kim Shruti D. Engstrom Karen A. Conticello Rebecca S. Smith Frederick W. Sultan, IV Kelly Kubasta Ron I. Erlichman Glenn F. Cormier Stephanie K. Song Therese Lenore Surprenant Brandon S. Lobb Richard A. Fordyce Gregg Costa W. Matthew Strock Harry Susman Robert K. Lum Joe Bart Fowler Lowry A. Crook Christopher H. Taylor Whitney Louis Swift Eric H. Marye Kimberly Ann Frost Meredith Cunningham Jessica S. Taylor Kristie M. Tice J. Greg McEldowney Mark T. Garrett Dimple H. Desai Christopher C. Thiele Jason Villalba Duston K. McFaul Scott Benjamin Hall Brian K. Erickson Jillian van Rensburg Cindy Walker Gillian McPhee Eric Paul Harmon Evan Fitzmaurice Robert A. Voigt, Jr. Heather K. Way Cheryl T. Mehl Brendan Lynch Henry Yolanda Cornejo Garcia Scott A. Wheatley Noel B. Whitley Alexia Nash Monti Tari Lessard Hoekel Ashley Brooke Geller Harry E. White Scott E. Williams Matthew W. Moran Brandon L. Hudgeons Tom Gorham Kevin White Keith E. Witek Scott T. Morris Paul Anthony Jorge Tracy L. Gostyla Thomas P. Wingate, Jr. 1997 Jennifer Gray Moss Gregory S. Kazen Ryan D. Greene Dianna D. Wojcik Timothy G. Ackermann Shayne Hurst Newell Deanna E. King Alicia M. Groos 2000 Matthew Hayward Ammerman Michael William O’Donnell Richard Carroll King, Jr. Lars W. A. Hagen Edwin Takeshi Aradi Amber L. Anderson Sarah Casey Otte Heather kathleen Kubiak Eric B. Hall Emilie P. Baine Gina B. Andrews Rebecca L. Pacholder Katherine Partain Lett Julie A. Hardin Shelbi L. Barnhouse Arthur E. Anthony Angela Marie Paul Patricia E. Lin Laurie M. Higginbotham Edgar Joe Berger, III Kelesha Fowler Armand Serena Louise Pelosof Robert B. Little Robert Collins Hilton Steven Bryant Dennis Alan Beck, Jr. Joseph A. Perillo Carlos E. Martinez Nicole L. Hoffpauir Christie Landreaux Cahoon John T. Beliveau Andrew Paul Price Jennifer L. Mathis-Volk Edwin J. Hu Cattleya Chatawanich Alexander B. Berger Heather A. Purcell Heather McLemore Patrick James Hurley Nicholas E. Chremos David Scott Berlin Melissa Beckworth Rabalais Nelson Mock Michael D. Jewesson Jennifer H. Davidow Stephanie E. Boscaino Charlotte M. Rasche Brian M. Moss Karolyn A. Knaack Garry Davis George Everett Britt R. Scott Rhoades Nelson H. Nease Christopher J. Lallo Aaron D. Day David E. Burns Clark W. Richards Thomas A. Nesbitt Steven J. Lauff David DeAnda Wendell C. Butler C. Brannon Robertson Debra Norris Jennifer Anne Lloyd Justin M. Dillon Anthony P. Canale Gina M. Romo Laurie A. Novion Peter Dermot Marketos Scott Paul Drake Derek Chan John C. Rozendaal Kevin J. Parks Michael B. Mayes Kimberly B. Erlanson La Tisha Chatman Shan S. Rutherford David S. Peck Joshua McMorrow William M. Fisher Eilin Jiunru Chiang Matthew Charles Ryan Jennifer Barrett Poppe Chris Moore Pamela F. Geiger Stephen S. Coats Diana Saldana Jason M. Powers Lisa E. Morfey Jennifer Monday Goldman Scarlett E. Collings Suzanne Lynn Schairer Edd Douglas Prince Rachel B. Morgan Lekha Gopalakrishnan James Harrison Combs Olga Seelig Justin G. Rice Aisha Nawaz Hagen Aron L. Gregg John B. Connally, IV William Creighton Smith Donald Roark Ba Mau Nguyen W. Jason Healy Terence M. Cooper Andrea Sparks Jody Marie Roberts Henri Eugene Nicolas Stephen L. Huffaker Blair Dancy Matthew R. Stammel J. David (Dave) Robinett G. Brian Odom Laura Piazza Irani Walter E. Daniel, IV Nicole Stammel Kristine D. Rudolph Whitney A. Osters Bowling Ketan Upen Kharod Sarah A. Donch Joe W. Tomaselli, Jr. Carolyn Ann Russell Shoshana Paige Heather L. Kramer Madeline Dvorocsik Lisa Helgoe Tomaselli Richard Alan Schafer Enrique Palomares Christopher D. Kratovil Joseph Eckert Paul Trahan Brett A. Schrader David Jung-Ho Park Brenda K. Lenahan John R. Emerson Theresa Trzaskoma Peter J. Shakow Andrew L. Parks Devon F. Leppink Elizabeth J. Brown Fore Sally B. Wittliff Brian Siegal Michael G. Pattillo, Jr. Matthew H. Leys Tobey Blanton Forney David Scott Woodruff Kelli B. Smith Christopher L. Peele Rachel Elizabeth Linzy Edward A. Gilman Kelly Yandell Elisa K. Spencer Stephanie L. Perkins Justin M. Long James A. Graves, II Brian Garrett Yarbrough Katrina Price Stilwell Steve Peterson Jason Luong Mary Margaret Groves 1998 Robert A. Strauss Jenifer King Points Susan M. Maxwell Jennifer Lehmann Hall Gary E. Alfred Jennifer Webster Taffe Kari Arneil Potts Doug W. McClellan Amy Sladczyk Hancock Michael C. Barrett Ashlyn Coleman Tankersely Lee Eric Potts Marcie Allred McFarland Lisa D. Hardie Ron Baze Christopher Sean Wade Sarah H. Queen D. Davin McGinnis Dean W. Harvey John M. Black Wesley R. Ward Shawn L. Raymond Michael Karl Mithoff Lisa A. Hayes Carla Margolis Blanc John Weikart Anne E. Rodgers Karen A. Monsen Abel Herrero Nathan Ezekiel Bowden David Frederick Wickwire Steven S. Runner Elizabeth Ann Niemeyer Daniel E. Hinde Sofi a Harber Bowden Leigh Els Wilde Katherine Shelby Sanford Diana Palchik Boyd S. Hoekel Jennifer R. Brannen 1999 Suzanne M. Scheuing Jeff Palmer Wyatt L. Hogan D. Clinton Brasher Laurie T. Hines Ackermann Thomas H. Selby Vanessa M. Paulos Michael C. Holmes Stuart B. Brown, Jr. Julie Balovich Robin G. Shaughnessy Kelby B. Pope Megan J. Hudgeons Howard Chen Bradley J. Benoit Matthew Shelton Matthew Powers Kristine Anne Huskey Andrew W. Chu Zachary S. Brady Jamie Nordhaus Shipp Paul Michael Pruett Elizabeth A. Husseini Kevin MacDonald Davis Julie Ermis Briggs Michelle L. Simpkins Carlos R. Rainer, Jr.

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UTLaw38-79_FINAL.indd 76 11/14/07 10:33:36 PM THE 2007 CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT • GIFTS BY CLASS YEAR Douglas B. Rathbun James D. Hornfi scher Christie L. Cardon Rosa Theofanis Keenan L. Kolendo Daniel Ringold Badge S. Humphries Peter J. Cesaro Marty E. Thompson Seth H. Kretzer Kelly Jeanne Rock Regina K. Ibarra Bradley D. Coburn Tiffany E. Walker Jeremy A. Kruger Lauren E. Rosenblatt Jason A. Itkin Keith L. Cooper Matthew Stuart Wermager David A. Lang Brett T. Ross Janet P. Jardin Samuel W. Cruse, III Adam S. Wilk David C. Lawrence Amy L. Rudd Austin D. Jones Elizabeth Ann Dankof Chris Bussa Wood Patrick W. Lee Tyler J. Rudd Susan A. Kidwell Monica A. De La Paz Jeremy Wright Kevin M. Loader Margaret J. Sampson Jeffrey P. Kitner Karen Denney Forrest J. Wynn R. Jake Locklear Theresa Anne Sandoval James W. Larimore Elizabeth L. Denton Lisa Marie Young Christopher Manuel Lopez Gilbert R. Saydah, Jr. Richard H. London Gregory C. Dillard Marni Dee Zarin Christina S. Markell Eric L. Schiele Bryan A. Lopez Ryan Hedley Downton 2003 Edward J. Marshall Eugene J. Silva, II Melissa A. Lorber Luke J. Ellis Elizabeth Abraham Christina Whittinghill Masso Sinead C. Soesbe Andrew K. Maebius M. Michelle Fleming H. Stanford Adams, Jr. Jadd F Masso Sheila M. Sokolowski Timothy S. McConn Katherine E. Gallagher Louis Agnese P. Andrew McStay C. Michael Stebbins Gregg S. McHugh Geoffrey Gannaway Angelica Garza Alfaro Joe R. Mencher Elissa Claire Steglich Andrew L. McQueen Larry B. Garrett Virginia Coil Alverson Danika H. Mendrygal Adrian Stewart Benjamin L. Mesches J. Iris Gibson Brannon F. Andrews Kiprian E. Mendrygal Nada Ismail Taha Ramon A. Molina Judson C. Gibson Jessica Averitt Anthony P. Miller Basil A. Umari Jessica A. Nolley Jon L. Gillum Michelle Michaels Barrera Milam Foster Newby Anne Shirley Underwood Kathleen J. O’Rourke Danielle K. Greco Spencer F. Bartlett Scarlet G. Oh Ryan Scott Wagley John T. Owen Brian Conway Hamilton Jeffrey Jarrett Bates Amin Mohamad Omar Brian Alexander Wahl Julie Melton Partain Kristi L. Hamlin Sommer L. Bender Jennifer D. O’Sullivan Morgan Sheinberg Warren Fernando (Xavier) Pena David A. Hatch Kevin G. Boris Andrea Paterson Elizabeth Weathers Christopher V. Popov Justin Hodge Brian C. Brantley Diana Perez V. Gaye White Evan Pritchard Justin Braun Kaplan Mark E. Brewton Hilary L. Preston Ryan C. Whitfi ll Samina Al Quddos Chari L. Kelly Marcus James Brooks Matthew Kasey Ratliff Erec R. Winandy Michael T. Reese Daniel C. Kessler Monica Buchanan Pitrelli Tonya L. Ray David R. Woodcock Maidie Ryan John Charles Kitchens John M. Bustamante Daniel Resendez Jason Lance Wren Daniel W. Sanborn Lynn Chuang Kramer Stephen Robert Butter, Jr. Carlos Rodriguez Thomas C. Wright Adam T. Schramek John Lane Elizabeth Ann Cash Samantha H. Rodriguez Shaarik Zafar Julie A. Scott Dylan Barnes Lawrence Conor M. Civins Victor Rodriguez 2001 Aryn S. Self Bryan Edward Loocke Emily Colantino Natalie C. Rougeux William V. Aleshire Scott W. Self Christopher C. Lund R. Scott Cook Amy Leila Saberian Kenneth Ashton Daniel W. Sharp Alfred M. Macdaniel, Jr. Brendan J. Crimmins Gabrielle A. Sitomer Patrick L. Banis Andrew G. Sherwood Karon T. Macdaniel David J. Damiani Shelby L. Slawson George H. Baxter Katherine J. Slater Jessica Lauren Mangrum Paul W Denney Lisa Ann Smith Bryce Benson Douglas E. Stewart Corey L. Marrs Amy M. Ferber Christopher W. Spence David A. Berry Kathryn E. Still Joseph Roy Marrs Stephanie R. Fisch Christina Leigh Stanland Leena B. Bhakta Eric B. Storm Tracy L. McCreight Merillat W. Frost Todd D. Strickler Maria E. Bickerton Gregory M. Sudbury Barry E. McFadden Jason P Fulton Gretchen Sween Robyn Lynn Bigelow James Thompson Jessica Christine Mederson Celestino A. Gallegos Alex Szeto Meredith W. Bjorck Daniel L. Timmons Seth Meisel Bryan D. Garner Mathew A. Thompson Katrina Ane Blodgett Shalyn J. Timmons David J. Muckerheide Meredith White Garner Anne Harden Tindall Gabriela Boersner Bradley E. Visosky Matthew Michael Newby Carolyn M. Gebhard Michael Valek Allen H. Brisch Wendy M. Warren Heath Aaron Novosad Leah R. Gillum George J. Vlahakos Claire D. Calvin Christopher B. Watt Shelby Leigh O’Brien Alejandro Gonzalez Phillip T. Way Timothy J. Deithloff Amy E. White James Edwin Olson Andrew D. Graham Virgil Raney Welch Will Denham Robert A. Wilkins Julie K. Ouchley Alfredo R. Gutierrez Ephraim (Fry) Wernick Christopher B. Dove Phyllis Y. Young Matthew R. Pacey Lara D. Hajjar Travis M. Wohlers James F. Ehrenberg Frances A. Yturri Kent Pearson Matthew R. Hoffman John Richard Zepeda David M. Evans 2002 Lakshmi Ramakrishnan Karen Elizabeth Hughes Andrew W. Zeve Brie L. Franco Mircea Achiriloaie Erik Romberg Juan F. Irarragorri Gutierrez Kristen Ann Zingaro Jonathan K. Frels Conrad Adams Robert Lawrence Rouder Catherine D. Johnson 2004 Laurie L. Gallun Christopher Wayne Ahart Alissa Brett Rubin Timothy M Johnston Amanda A. Arriaga Alejandra Garcia Garcia Robert C. Alspach Christopher V. Ryan Brian S. Jones Susan M. Beckage Anne E. Grigg Cristina C. Ashworth Josh B. Schaffer Lisa K. Kelly Richard N. Berberian Liat Grosz Yuliya V. Balabon Tracey H. Schoettelkotte Thom a s W. Ke l t on Margaret T. Boren John A. Halbleib, Jr. Eric Barbosa Ryan T. Shelton John G Kenney Eric K. Bowers Robert G. Hargrove Carl R. Barry David A. Sirna Jody W. Ke r w i n John K. Broussard Zachary J. Hawthorn Carolyn Gutierrez Bartelli Megan E. Sirna Allison J. Ketchum-Perry Carliss N. Chatman Morgan W. Hazelton Patrick A. Caballero Matthew S. Stark Ashley Kever Patricia Chavez Gretchen M. Hoffmann John B. Campbell, Jr. Kimberly Szarzynski Robert B. Kimmel, Jr. Alan M. Chen Kent C. Hofmann Megan Harbison Campbell Marc S. Tabolsky Dina Osborn Koch Scot Clinton

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UTLaw38-79_FINAL.indd 77 11/14/07 10:33:36 PM THE 2007 CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT • GIFTS BY CLASS YEAR James A. Cogan Trent E. Rinebarger Vanessa V. Geil Gregory P. Webb Christina M. Maple Haylie H. Crouch Terry D. Roberts Abigail W. Giraud Shelby E. Wilson Lacy E. Martin William R. Cruse Angelica Astrid Saenz William Giraud Jesus A. Zambrano Elizabeth A McKee Andrew L. Dahm September Rea Shumaker David Gorski Guangsheng Zang Richard T. McMillan, II Amber M. D’Alessio Jesse K. Shumway Katharyn A. Grant 2006 Fleetwood Wynne McNabb Brandon B. Danford Stephen W. Sides Nicole Elizabeth Grodner Andrew M. Abrameit David Alan McNamara Katharine D. David Erin Geiger Smith Jennifer L. Hebert Michael L. Agnese Jamila S. Mensah Tracy Cathleen Davis Sarah E. Stasny Eric Heins Ivonne Aguilera Samuel Lee Merrill Benjamin S. De Leon Michael B. Tristan Thomas Parker Helms Dustin Jacob Almaguer Seth Miller Joshua P. Dehnke Susan G. Turner Lane E. Hermann Nathelie D. Ashby Eric B Min Kindel L. Elam Carla M. Walsh Byron L. Hing Justin J. Barbour Wendolynn M. Montoya Chad P. Ennis Amy Gremminger White Faye E. Hoffman Holly M. Barker Katy Pier Moore Erica Escobar James Williamson Julie D. Hutchings Catherine Ann Bellah Rode’ Alan Moore Darrick W. Eugene Dennis J. Windscheffel Jill Hutchison Laurel Rebekah Boatright Lauren Elizabeth Mutti Lisa E. Ewart Raymond R. Witt, Jr. Matthew M. Jennings Rachel Lynn Bosworth Jon B Nelsen Bradley R. Fellman Yasmin Yavar Kelly Nicole Jeppesen Lesley A. Braun Amos A Olubunmi Rodrigo J. Figueroa Bryan T. Yeates Derrik A. Juarez Susan L. Cannon E. Adina Opalek Owen Hilary Frisbie Scott A. Young Teshia N. Judkins Cyndi Y. Cantu Brett A Owens Melissa Ann Glaze Shannon M. Zmud Almaaz Karachi Paul W. Carlisle, III Jason E Pirruccello Lisa Y. Godwin 2005 Eric C. Kirsch John D. Castro Lori B Potok Gilbert A. Greene Thomas J. Adair Holt M. Lackey Joseph F. Centrich Blair A Richardson Meghan Elaine Griffi ths William H. Alexander Andrew B. Lehman Patty Chang Annette M. Salinas Brooks Hamilton Isabel S. Andrade Daniel S. Leventhal Abbigail J. Chiodo Shalla Santos Lisa L. Hearn Zeena T. Angadicheril Jessica K. Lombardi Patrick T. Conroy, Jr. Justin A Schwartz Amy P. Hefl ey Corynn P. Badger Ryan J. Mathews Eric Christian Cummings Stacy Rogers Sharp Lauren N. Held Yusuf A. Bajwa Michael D. Matthews, Jr. Denyse J Demel Meredith Leigh Shirley Marissa D. Helm Douglas Allan Barnes Patrick McGlinchey David T. Denton Ronald David Smith Aaron C. Hendricson Regan E. Beck Benjamin B. McReynolds Nicholas F. Ducoff Elsa Dunbar Sprunt Ana E. Hernandez Allison Thomas Beckham Sam M. Megally Emily Davis Ennis Preston M. Stone Daniel T. Hodge Seth R. Belzley Trey Mendez Strefan Edward Fauble Brian H Tompkins Jeffrey R. Joseph Flauren F. Bender Daniel L. Moffett Enrique Flores-Trillo Gustavo Torres, Jr. Sameena Karmally James H. Bilton William J. Moore Andrew J Fossum Edward L. Tulin Abe Kuczaj Christopher M. Boeck Michelle C. Moreno Jeremy Bennett Freeman John P. Tustin Catherine Y. Livingston Amanda L. Borichevsky Baxter R. Morgan Cara Blossom Garcia Mark H. Voges D. Ryan Locker Benjamin L. Bosell T. Aaron Morris William M. Getschow David Soren Wagner Mandy E. Locker Alan R. Boswell Dinesh R. Nayar Audra Yolene Gonzalez Raymond F. Walker Ursula F. Mann Elizabeth C. Brandon Patrick C. Ngwolo Laura M. Greff Matthew K. Wernli Reese P. McKnight David E. Brice James M. Oliveros Alyson N Gregory Chasity Nakeisha Wilson H. Carson McKowen LaQuandra Brown Eileen Passmore Daniela Grosz Philip B. Wright Gentry E. McLean Tr a v i s W. B rown Bryan W. Patrick Benjamin R. Guerra John Allen Yates Edward F. Meier James N. Bunch Jessica M. Payne Anne B Hagan 2007 Dion D. Messer Celeste E. Byrom Karen L. Pound Averill Hall Harrington Aliaquanda L. Derrick Amy E. Mitchell Charles S. Cantu William J. Pritchard Helen V. Heard Rogan B. Giles, III Elizabeth Murfee Eric J. Christ Kathryn A. Ritcheske Mason P. Hester Kerrie A. Nanni Jeremy J. Cook Joshua W. Roberts Melissa L. Hotze Kristin N. Necessary Ryan T. Cosgrove Shaun A. Rogers Elizabeth C. Huddleston Martha G. Newton Aaron R. Crane Veronica Anne Roper Robert Wiley Hunt Patrick G. O’Brien John B. Daily Robert S. Safi Kazuyuki Ichiba Thomas E. O’Brien Dewey B. Day Gregory S. Saikin Andrew Eric Jackson Laura A. Offenbacher Matthew Y. Dearman Carla E. Sereny Robert A Jacobson Wendy S. Park Rebecca L. Degraw Jessica Shortz Kirsten Helen Jensen Callie Ann Parker Mary T. Dingman Jamie E. Smith Brandy Schnautz Johnson Charles A. Parker Jessica H. Dodson Kristen M. Smith Lauren Johnson William R. Peeler Michael C. Dubose Meghan M. Smith Velissa D Kellicut Kevin R. Pennell Mollie H. Duckworth Jeffrey I. Snyder Benjamin Beckage Kelly Stephen M. Perez Edwin C. Ernst John W. S o T. William Kennedy Constance L. Pfeiffer Elana Herman Evans Daniel A. South Michael L Laussade Timothy R. Pitrelli Janet C. Farrer Justin L. Sovich Erin Le Baron Adam D. Pollock Brian J. Faulkner Ashley E. Street Melisa Yvonne Leal Amber L. Pursley Brian Ferguson David H. Sweeney Brandon Gerrard Leonard Garrick B. Pursley Larry A. Fogel Eric Michael Van Horn Leslie A. Liu Steve A. Radom Allison Fulton Holly A. Vandrovec John D. Lukin Patricia A. Rigney Daniel J. Galligan B. S. Von Klemperer Kelly Gehrke Lyle

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2001 Haylie H. Crouch Amber L. Pursley Nicole Elizabeth Grodner Abbigail J. Chiodo Will Denham Benjamin S. De Leon Garrick B. Pursley Eric Heins Patrick T. Conroy, Jr. 2003 Joshua P. Dehnke Steve A. Radom Faye E. Hoffman David T. Denton Jessica Averitt Kindel L. Elam Trent E. Rinebarger Julie D. Hutchings Nicholas F. Ducoff Stephen Robert Butter, Jr. Chad P. Ennis Stephen W. Sides Jill Hutchison Emily Davis Ennis Conor Civins Erica Escobar Erin Geiger Smith Kelly Nicole Jeppesen Strefan Edward Fauble Mary Emma Civins Darrick W. Eugene Susan G. Turner Derrik A. Juarez Jeremy Bennett Freeman R. Scott Cook Hilary Frisbie Concetta C. Williamson Teshia N. Judkins Cara Blossom Garcia Matthew R. Hoffman Melissa Ann Glaze James Williamson Almaaz Karachi William M. Getschow Lisa K. Kelly Gilbert A. Greene 2005 Holt M. Lackey Audra Yolene Gonzalez Ashley Kever Lisa L. Hearn Thomas J. Adair Andrew B. Lehman Laura M. Greff Dina Osborn Koch Amy P. Hefl ey Isabel S. Andrade Jessica K. Lombardi Benjamin R. Guerra David A. Lang Lauren N. Held Zeena T. Angadicheril Michael D. Matthews, Jr. Anne B Hagan R. Jake Locklear Ana E. Hernandez Regan E. Beck Patrick McGlinchey Averill Hall Harrington Milam Foster Newby Daniel T. Hodge Alan R. Boswell Benjamin B. McReynolds Mason P. Hester Diana Perez Abe Kuczaj Tr a v i s W. B rown Sam M. Megally Melissa L. Hotze Matthew Kasey Ratliff D. Ryan Locker Celeste E. Byrom Michelle C. Moreno Brandy Schnautz Johnson Carlos Rodriguez Mandy E. Locker John B. Daily Baxter R. Morgan T. William Kennedy Amy Leila Saberian Ursula F. Mann Dewey B. Day T. Aaron Morris Melisa Yvonne Leal Gabrielle A. Sitomer Edward F. Meier Rebecca L. Degraw Bryan W. Patrick Brandon Gerrard Leonard Shelby L. Slawson Amy E. Mitchell Mollie H. Duckworth Jessica M. Payne John D. Lukin Ephraim (Fry) Wernick Martha G. Newton Edwin C. Ernst William J. Pritchard Christina M. Maple John Richard Zepeda Callie Ann Parker Elana Herman Evans Robert S. Safi Elizabeth A McKee 2004 Charles A. Parker Brian J. Faulkner Carla E. Sereny Richard T. McMillan, II Amanda A. Arriaga William R. Peeler Allison Fulton Jamie E. Smith Fleetwood Wynne McNabb Susan M. Beckage Stephen M. Perez Daniel J. Galligan Meghan M. Smith Lauren Elizabeth Mutti John K. Broussard Constance L. Pfeiffer Vanessa V. Geil Jeffrey I. Snyder Jon B Nelsen James A. Cogan Adam D. Pollock Katharyn A. Grant Ashley E. Street Amos A Olubunmi Eric Michael Van Horn Blair A Richardson Holly A. Vandrovec Justin A Schwartz Lauren Virgil Stacy Rogers Sharp B. S. Von Klemperer Elsa Dunbar Sprunt Gregory P. Webb Preston M. Stone Shelby E. Wilson Brian H Tompkins Jesus A. Zambrano Gustavo Torres, Jr. 2006 Edward L. Tulin Andrew M. Abrameit John P. Tustin Catherine Ann Bellah Mark H. Voges Rachel Lynn Bosworth Matthew K. Wernli Lesley A. Braun Philip B. Wright Susan L. Cannon John Allen Yates Cyndi Y. Cantu 2007

Mark Rutkowski Paul W. Carlisle, III Aliaquanda L. Derrick Jackie Faulkner, Michael Appleman ’93, John Adkins ’77, and Brian Faulkner ’05 at the 2007 John D. Castro Tailgate Party. Joseph F. Centrich

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UTLaw38-79_FINAL.indd 79 11/14/07 10:33:36 PM ClassNotes 1939 1969 Joe R. Greenhill, Of Counsel to Baker for a lifetime of signifi cant contributions to Mike Holt, an attorney with the law fi rm Botts LLP in Austin, was selected to receive tax law. of Thompson & Knight LLP, was selected for the 2007 American Inns of Court Profession- inclusion in D Magazine’s “Best Lawyers in alism Award in the Fifth Circuit. This award Larry Gibbs, a member in the Tax Depart- Dallas” 2007 list, which was featured in the honors lawyers whose lives and practice ment of Miller & Chevalier, has been selected magazine’s May issue. display sterling character and unquestioned to receive the 2007 Kenneth H. Liles Award integrity, coupled with ongoing dedication to for Distinguished Service from the Federal the highest standards of the legal profession Bar Association Section of Taxation. This 1971 and the rule of law. award is presented annually to an individual Jeff Autrey has joined the law for outstanding service and dedication to tax fi rm of Winstead PC as Of Coun- policy and administration. sel in the Business/Transaction 1957 Section of the Austin offi ce. Jerry C. Gilmore has been P. Mike McCullough, partner with the named Of Counsel at the law law fi rm of Thompson & Knight LLP, has been G. Thomas Boswell, the firm of Shannon, Gracey, Rat- appointed to the Texas Woman’s University managing shareholder at Win- liff & Miller, LLP. Gilmore has Board of Regents. Texas Governor Rick Per- stead PC’s Fort Worth office, practiced law for more than fi fty years in ry’s appointment of McCullough, for a term was elected chairman of the the areas of constitutional law, civil rights, to expire February 1, 2013, was confi rmed by Cook Children’s Medical Center System employment discrimination, zoning, land use, the Senate May 1, 2007. McCullough and his Board and Foundation Board at the June and condemnation. wife Sharon are also recipients of the Dallas 2006 annual meeting. Boswell has been a Historical Society’s Volunteer Leadership member of Cook Children’s Medical Center Award, which is awarded to couples or indi- Board for four years. 1960 viduals who have enriched the community. Seagal Wheatley has joined the law fi rm of Jackson Walker LLP 1972 as a partner in the Litigation Sec- 1965 Philip R. Higdon, a partner with law fi rm tion of the San Antonio offi ce. Rowland Cook has joined the law fi rm of Perkins Coie Brown & Bain PA, has been Winstead PC as a shareholder in the Corpo- elected to the American Diabetes Association 1961 rate Section of the Austin offi ce. Board of Directors for a three-year term. Joel P. Kay, an attorney with the law fi rm of Marc E. Grossberg, an attorney with Fran Phillips, a partner in the Hughes, Watters & Askanase, LLP, was pre- the law fi rm of Thompson & Knight LLP, was Environmental Practice Group at sented with the Banco Rotto Award given by selected for inclusion in H Texas magazine’s Gardere Wynne Sewell LLP, has the Bankruptcy Law Section of the State Bar 2007 “Top Lawyers” list. been selected as a recipient of of Texas at its Bench Bar Conference on June the Ebby Rose of Distinction Award. This 7, 2007. This award is given in recognition of award is presented to individuals who have Kay’s signifi cant contributions to the devel- 1968 exhibited, by their deeds and actions, that opment of the bankruptcy practice in Texas. Mike Cook has joined the law fi rm of Win- they are an outstanding citizen who has stead PC as a shareholder in the Tax Section improved the lives of others in the commu- of the Austin offi ce. nity. Phillips is currently the president of the 1963 board of directors for Keep Dallas Beautiful Buford P. Berry, Of Counsel to the law Byron Egan, a partner with the and her role with this nonprofi t, all-volunteer fi rm of Thompson & Knight LLP, was selected law fi rm of Jackson Walker LLP, organization was key to her receiving the as the recipient of the 2007 Outstanding Texas has been included in the 2007 edi- Ebby Rose of Distincition. Tax Lawyer Award. The award is bestowed by tion of Who’s Who Legal: Texas in the State Bar of Texas Section of Taxation the “Mergers & Acquisitions” category.

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Roland E. Sledge was recently Jamestown colony. McConnell attended as Talmage Boston, an attorney elected to the Board of Trust- an offi cial representative of the American with the law fi rm of Winstead PC, ees of the Texas Heart Institute Inns of Court. The National Foundation of has received a Presidential Cita- located in Houston, Texas. The American Inns of Court is an organization tion from the State Bar of Texas Texas Heart Institute was founded in 1962 by of more than 20,000 active state, federal and for his outstanding contributions over the Denton A. Cooley, M.D. (BS ’41) to advance administrative law judges, attorneys, law past year. He was recognized at the SBOT the understanding and treatment of cardio- professors, and law students. annual conference in San Antonio in front of vascular disease. an estimated 1,500 Texas attorneys. D. Gibson Walton, a partner at the law Martha Smiley has joined fi rm of Vinson & Elkins LLP, was sworn in as the law fi rm of Winstead PC as the 127th president of the State Bar of Texas. 1979 Of Counsel in the Corporate Walton, who has fi rst-chaired more than 40 Al Axe has joined the law fi rm of Winstead Section of the Austin offi ce. jury trials and been lead counsel in more PC as a shareholder in the Environmental than a thousand lawsuits, arbitrations, and and Energy Litigation Section of the Austin appeals, was elected last year to lead the offi ce. 1973 state’s legal profession of more than 80,000 Robert Cohan, a partner with lawyers in 2007–2008. Russell Budd, president and the law fi rm of Jackson Walker managing shareholder of Baron LLP, has been included in the & Budd, PC, has earned the 2007 edition of Who’s Who Legal: 1976 prestigious Wiedemann Wysocki Te xa s in the “Competition” category. Linda Addison, a partner in National Finance Council Award the Houston offi ce of Fulbright & from the American Association for Justice. Jaworski LLP, has been named by He is among only fourteen attorneys nation- 1974 The National Law Journal as one wide to receive the 2007 award, which honors David Dunlap, a partner in of the fi fty most infl uential women lawyers in attorneys for their commitment to the legal the Houston offi ce of Jackson America. Addison, who joined Fulbright as profession and their efforts to improve the Walker LLP, has been named to a litigator in 1976, now serves on the fi rm’s civil justice system. “Top Lawyers” in the city by H six-member Executive Committee, and is the Te xa s magazine. author of an authoritative book on Texas rules Gary Zausmer has joined the law fi rm of of evidence. She is also a past member of the Winstead PC as a shareholder in the Litiga- Molly Steele, a partner with the law fi rm of University of Texas Law School Foundation tion Section of the Austin offi ce. Thompson & Knight LLP has been appointed Board of Trustees. as the Vice-Chair of the International Energy & Natural Resources Committee of the Kenneth W. Lewis, manager of Bush 1980 American Bar Association Section of Inter- Lewis, PLLC, in Beaumont and Orange, has Gerald Sanders, has been appointed a national Law. In this position, she will focus been selected for inclusion in Super Lawyers Fellow of Oxford University. He teaches at on legal education and programming with for achievements in Plaintiffs Personal Injury the University of Oxford’s Said Graduate regards to privatization efforts in oil, gas, Litigation and Mass Torts. In addition, he has School of Business. electricity, and other natural resources. been named a Fellow in the College of the State Bar of Texas after twenty-fi ve years as Jean-Michel Malek, Senior Vice President a Maintaining Member. and General Counsel of Camac International 1975 Corporation, has been appointed by the gov- Sandy Kress, a partner with the law fi rm ernment of Namibia to serve as its Honorary of Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld, LLP, 1978 Consul for the State of Texas in its new Hous- has been appointed as chair of the Com- Marvin Blum, an attorney ton consulate. mission for a College Ready Texas. The with The Blum Firm PC, of Fort commission will provide leadership and Worth, was recognized by Te xa s guidance to the State Board of Education Monthly magazine as a Top 100 1981 to improve college readiness programs by Super Lawyer for the State of Texas for his Paul C. Watler has joined the aligning high school curriculum with college achievements in Estate Planning and Pro- law fi rm of Jackson Walker LLP standards. bate Law. In addition to this honor, Blum as a partner in the Litigation sec- was also recognized for excellence by Forth tion of the Dallas offi ce. Michael A. McConnell attended a Worth, Texas magazine and the Forth Worth commemoration and plaque unveiling cer- Business Press in two practice areas: Tax emony in historic Jamestown, celebrating Law and Estate & Probate Law. the 400th anniversary of the founding of the

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UTLaw80-88_FINAL.indd 81 11/14/07 10:45:00 PM Class Notes 1982 At the annual American Bar Association Jeffrey A. Zlotky, an attorney with the Marsha A. Houston has joined the law meeting in San Francisco in August, Judge law firm of Thompson & Knight LLP, was fi rm of Reed Smith LLP as a partner in the Debra H. Lehrmann was elected as selected for inclusion in D Magazine’s “Best Commercial Restructuring & Bankruptcy Secretary of the Family Law Section. She Lawyers in Dallas” 2007 list. Group of the Los Angeles offi ce. will preside as Chair of the Section in 2010. She has served as a judge in Tarrant County for twenty years, currently serving as the 1986 1988 District Judge of the 360th District Court in William Dahlstrom, a part- Deborah Backus Langehennig Fort Worth. She and her husband, Greg, are ner in the Land Use and Real has been elected Chair of the Bankruptcy both graduates of UT and UT Law. Estate sections at the law fi rm Section of the State Bar of Texas and was of Jackson Walker LLP, has been selected for inclusion in Super Lawyers for John C. Rutherford has selected for inclusion in the “Best Lawyers achievements in Bankruptcy Law. joined the law fi rm of Winstead in Dallas” by D Magazine. PC as a shareholder in the Cor- David Sigmond has joined the law fi rm of porate/Securities section of the William H. Hornberger, a Alban Tay Mahtani & de Silva in the intellec- Dallas offi ce. partner in the Tax and Interna- tual property practice group in Singapore. tional sections at the law fi rm of Jackson Walker LLP, has been 1983 selected for inclusion in the “Best Lawyers 1989 Nancy Furney has joined in Dallas” by D Magazine. Stacey L. Murphy, a partner at the law the law fi rm of Winstead PC as fi rm of Fulbright & Jaworski LLP, received a shareholder in the taxation, Daniel David Hu has been elected the 2006 Outstanding Health Care Transac- employee benefi ts, and private Chairman of the Board of Lone Star Legal tion Lawyer Award during the Healthcare business practice group of the Dallas offi ce. Aid. Lone Star is the fourth largest legal aid Transactions Conference in Chicago. She program in the United States. is one of only twelve attorneys to be recog- nized nationwide. 1984 Bob Looney has joined the law Scott G. Camp has been fi rm of Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Robert Soza has joined the named a partner at the law fi rm Caldwell & Berkowitz, PC as Of law fi rm of Jackson Walker LLP of Hughes Watters Askanase Counsel in the Nashville offi ce. as a partner in the Litigation and LLP. He is the tenth partner at His practice will focus on corporate mergers International Sections of the San the law fi rm and has more than twenty years and acquisitions and technology law. Antonio offi ce. of experience in civil litigation and business representation. 1987 1991 H. Michael Sokolow was appointed by Ilene R. Breitbarth, Esq. has been Darryl R. Marsch has joined Krispy the Supreme Court of Texas on December appointed to the position of Manager of Law Kreme Doughnut Corporation in Winston- 1, 2006, to serve as a member of the Texas Student Field Recruitment with the Ameri- Salem, NC as Vice President & Associate Board of Law Examiners. can Bar Assciation. General Counsel. He formerly worked as Senior Counsel at R.J. Reynolds Tobacco John H. Spurgin, II has been Michael J. Byrd, a partner with the law Company. Marsch was also recently named appointed Special Counsel to fi rm of Thompson & Knight LLP, has been to the UT College of Liberal Arts Advisory Administaff, Inc. Prior to being appointed by the Texas Board of Legal Council. Special Counsel, Spurgin was Specialization to serve on the Oil, Gas, General Counsel of Administaff, Inc. for and Mineral Law Exam Commission, which ten years. writes, edits, and grades the Board Certifi ca- 1992 tion exams for that legal specialty. Gregory S. Coleman has become a part- ner with the law fi rm of Yetter & Warden LLP 1985 Keith Courtney has joined the law fi rm in the Austin offi ce. His practice focuses on Stephen L. Phillips has of Winstead PC as a shareholder in the Envi- appellate litigation. In January, The American joined the law fi rm of Giordani ronmental and Energy Litigation Section of Lawyer named Coleman as one of the “Fab Schurig Beckett & Tackett, LLP the Austin offi ce. Fifty” top young litigators in the nation. as a partner in the Austin offi ce.

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UTLaw80-88_FINAL.indd 82 11/14/07 10:45:01 PM Class Notes 1997 Rachel Giesber Clingman recently Patrick O. Hunnius has been named a Chuck Campbell has joined joined Sutherland Asbill & Brennan LLP’s partner with the law fi rm of White & Case the law fi rm of Jackson Walker litigation practice. She will serve as co-part- LLP in the Los Angeles offi ce. Hunnius spe- LLP as a partner in the Tax Sec- ner-in-charge of the Houston offi ce and will cializes in complex business litigation. tion of the Austin offi ce. head a national business litigation group, which includes energy and environmental Robert R. Summerhays has been litigation. appointed to the United States Bankruptcy 1998 Court for the Western District of Louisiana. Brenda Barrett Healey, an attorney in Joseph Lally has joined Jack- Prior to his judicial appointment, Summer- the Austin offi ce of Clark, Thomas & Winters, son Walker LLP as a partner in hays was based in Weil Gotshal’s Dallas a Professional Corporation, has been elected the Intellectual Property section offi ce, where his practice focused on com- to Shareholder. She provides legal solutions of the Austin offi ce. His practice plex civil and business litigation in federal and business guidance to entrepreneurs, focuses on the acquisition and evaluation of and state courts, as well as in complex com- corporate decision-makers, and individuals intellectual property. mercial arbitrations. about critical business law issues.

Dane McKaughan, an attorney in the 1993 1995 Austin offi ce of Clark, Thomas & Winters, a Ray Bissmeyer, an attorney with the law Bryan D. Pollard has been named a Professional Corporation, has been elected fi rm of Cox Smith Matthews Incorporated, partner with the law fi rm of Wilson Elser to Shareholder. He is a member of the fi rm’s has been named to Texas Monthly magazine’s Moskowitz Edelman & Dicker LLP in the energy and public utilities section. 2007 Texas Rising Stars list. Dallas offi ce.

Tobin Olson, an attorney with the law fi rm David Roth, an attorney with the law fi rm 1999 of Cox Smith Matthews Incorporated, has of Cox Smith Matthews Incorporated, has Rudene Mercer Bascomb has been been named to Texas Monthly magazine’s been named to Texas Monthly magazine’s elected a new partner with the law fi rm of 2007 Texas Rising Stars list. 2007 Texas Rising Stars list. Hunton & Williams LLP. Her practice focuses on asset securitization and general corpo- Ross Robinson has joined the law fi rm of rate transactions. Winstead PC as a shareholder in the Intellec- 1996 tual Property section of the Dallas offi ce. Marcus Lopez, an attorney at Dimple H. Desai, an attorney in the the law fi rm of Jackson Walker Austin offi ce of Clark, Thomas & Winters, a Kristen Stilt was one of twenty-one pro- LLP, is featured in the April issue Professional Corporation, has been elected fessors chosen by the Carnegie Corporation of Texas Monthly magazine as a a Shareholder. She is a litigator with the fi rm, of New York for the 2007 class of scholars. Rising Star. where she represents and counsels clients Each Carnegie Scholar will be awarded a in risk management, contractual disputes, grant of up to $100, 000 to research themes JoAnne Wallace McIntosh and other litigation matters. relating to Islam and the modern world. Stilt joined the law fi rm of Giordani is an Assistant Professor of Law at the Uni- Schurig Beckett & Tackett, LLP as Bradley Knippa, an attorney versity of Washington in Seattle. She will a partner in the Austin offi ce. at the law fi rm of Jackson Walker study how political actors view, and seek to LLP, is featured in the April issue implement, the relationship between Islam Kristen Silverberg, Assis- of Texas Monthly magazine as a and the state in three countries: Morocco, tant Secretary of State for Rising Star. Egypt, and Malaysia. International Organization Affairs has been recognized by Robert Slovak has become a partner at the Texas Exes at the 2007 Outstanding Young the law fi rm of Gardere Wynne Sewell LLP. 1994 Texas Ex Awards. The award recognizes He is a member of the fi rm’s Litigation Group Tyree Collier has joined the law fi rm of young alumni who are distinguished in their in the Dallas offi ce. Thompson & Knight LLP as a partner in the fi elds and have demonstrated a continuing Tax Practice Group of the Dallas offi ce. interest in The University of Texas and the Liisa R. Speaker has opened the Speaker Texas Exes. Law Firm, PLLC in Lansing, MI. The fi rm will Daniel D. Herink has been focus exclusively on appellate law. appointed Vice President of Legal, General Counsel, and Secretary of Administaff, Inc.

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UTLaw80-88_FINAL.indd 83 11/14/07 10:45:02 PM Class Notes 2005 Scott Wheatley, an attorney Brian Harris, an attorney at Zeena Angadicheril has at the law fi rm of Jackson Walker the law fi rm of Jackson Walker joined the law fi rm of Winstead PC LLP, is featured in the April issue LLP, is featured in the April issue as an associate in the Real Estate of Texas Monthly magazine as a of Texas Monthly magazine as a Section of the Dallas offi ce. Rising Star. Rising Star. Cassandra Crowther Quinn has Lisa K. Tilley has joined the joined the law fi rm of Jackson Walker LLP as 2000 law fi rm of Winstead PC as an an associate in the Regulatory & Legislative Shaarik H. Zafar, a Senior Policy Advi- associate in the Real Estate Sec- section of the Austin offi ce. sor at the U.S. Department of Homeland tion of the Dallas offi ce. Security, has been invited to join the Council on Foreign Relations as a Term Member. 2006 2003 John D. Gaither has joined Amanda Bush, an attorney the law fi rm of Shannon, Gracey, 2001 at the law fi rm of Jackson Walker Ratliff & Miller, LLP as an asso- Alex Allemann has joined the law fi rm of LLP, is featured in the April issue ciate in the Dallas office. His Winstead PC as an associate in the Corpo- of Texas Monthly magazine as a practice areas are commercial and insur- rate Section of the Austin offi ce. Rising Star. ance law.

Koy R. Killen has joined the Andrew Graham, an attorney law fi rm of Winstead PC as an at the law fi rm of Jackson Walker associate in the Controversy & LLP, is featured in the April issue Dispute Resolutions Section of of Texas Monthly magazine as a the Fort Worth offi ce. Rising Star.

Bryan Lopez an attorney with the law fi rm David J. Weiner has joined of Cox Smith Matthews Incorporated, has the law fi rm of Liskow & Lewis as been named to Texas Monthly magazine’s an associate in the business law 2007 Texas Rising Stars list. section of the Houston offi ce.

Ramon Molina, an attorney with the law fi rm of Cox Smith Matthews Incorporated, 2004 has been named to Texas Monthly magazine’s Corby Brooks has joined the law fi rm of 2007 Texas Rising Stars list. Winstead PC as an associate in the Tax Sec- tion of the Austin offi ce. Andrew Sherwood, an attorney with the law fi rm of Cox Smith Matthews Incor- John F. Jeske rejoined the law porated, has been named to Texas Monthly fi rm of Faegre & Benson LLP in magazine’s 2007 Texas Rising Stars list. its construction law practice as an associate in the Minneapolis Marlen D. Whitley, an associate with offi ce. the law fi rm of Thompson & Knight LLP, was elected as a Board Member of the Houston Carl Myers has joined the law fi rm of Win- Chapter of the Texas Exes. The Houston Texas stead PC as an associate in the Litigation Exes Chapter is among the largest with over Section of the Austin offi ce. 10,000 members. Shannon Zmud, an attorney at the law fi rm of Jackson Walker 2002 LLP, is featured in the April issue Luke Ellis, an attorney at the of Texas Monthly magazine as a law fi rm of Jackson Walker LLP, Rising Star. is featured in the April issue of Texas Monthly magazine as a Rising Star.

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Ezequiel David Salinas,’33, passed sion for almost thirty-nine years, working his William G. Morris,’42, passed away away March 13, 2007. way up to Administrator until his retirement April 9, 2007 at the age of ninety-one. He in 1977. practiced law in Fort Worth for over sixty Thomas Daniel McGown,’34, died years. He served in various appointed posi- May 25, 2007 at the age of ninety-fi ve. He Rush Hamil Record,’40, passed away tions, including head of the Department of practiced oil, gas, and real property law at May 25, 2007 at the age of eighty-nine. While Public Safety, member of the Texas Highway Vinson & Elkins LLP where he was a part- in law school, Rush was named to the Chan- Commission, the Texas Turnpike Authority, ner for twenty-fi ve years. He served for many cellors and was a member of Order of the the Board of State Welfare, and chairman years as founding Chairman of the Texas Coif. After graduation, he began his legal of the Public Utility Commission. In addi- State Lawyer and Real Estate Committee. practice in Wichita Falls, Texas, and then tion, Morris served as the fi rst city attorney enlisted in the military during the Second for Hurst, Texas, after handling that city’s Covey Thomas Oliver,’36, passed World War, where he served in Army Intel- incorporation. away February 22, 2007 at the age of ninety- ligence in Asia. He joined Vinson & Elkins three. He was a member of the faculty at the in 1948, and became partner in 1953. Record E. Randolph Dale,’43, died December University of Texas School of Law, where he practiced with Vinson & Elkins until he 25, 2006. was assigned to develop the School’s fi rst retired, after having been a long-term mem- regular coverage of taxation. Oliver went ber of the fi rm’s Management Committee and Juliette M. Nichols,’44, passed away on to become a faculty member at Boalt head of one of the fi rm’s principal business July 7, 2007 at the age of eighty-eight. Hall of Law at the University of California groups. He spent a large part of his career at Berkeley. While at Boalt Hall he was the mentoring young lawyers. John Clarke Roberts, III,’46, passed fi rst Director of the campus-wide Institute of away June 10, 2007 at the age of eighty-nine. International Studies. In 1956, he joined the Robert E. Keeton,’41, passed away July He attended law school until World War II faculty at the Law School of the University of 2, 2007 at the age of eighty-eight. He was a interrupted his third year and he volunteered Pennsylvania. He served as Ambassador to leading scholar on insurance law, torts, for officer training in the Navy. Upon the Colombia and was appointed Assistant Sec- and trial tactics who taught at Harvard Law end of the war Roberts fi nished law school retary of State for Inter-American Affairs School and served as a District Court Judge. and went on to begin a career in the Navy and U.S. Coordinator of the Alliance for Judge Keeton served on the Harvard Law as a specialist in naval and international Progress. In 1968, he was designated as School faculty for twenty-six years. In 1979 law. He served as senior legal advisor at the United States Executive Director of the he was appointed to the federal court by the Naval Weapons Station in China Lake, World Banks and its affi liates. Even after his President Carter and quickly became known CA, and later as naval judge advocate for retirement in 1978, he was Acting Dean of the as a “judge’s judge” for his sharp intellect the Headquarters of the 17th Naval District Law School at the University of Pennsylvania and respect for the rule of law. He served in and Alaska Sea Frontier in Kodiak, Alaska, and went on to teach as a visiting professor his federal post until 2006, when he retired followed by three years as professor of at various law schools. as the oldest member of the federal judiciary international law at the Naval Postgraduate in Massachusetts. School in Monterey, CA. From 1961 until his John Henry Crooker, Jr.,’37, died May retirement in 1964, Roberts served as Assis- 18, 2007 at the age of ninety-two. He practiced Ross H. Hemphill,’42, passed away July tant Judge Advocate General of the Navy. law in both Houston and Washington DC as a 28, 2007 at the age of eighty-seven. In 1950 he member of the fi rm Fulbright & Jaworski LLP. began a law practice in Snyder, Texas dur- Walter Thomas Caven,’47, passed The Texas Bar Foundation named Crooker a ing the oil boom. Hemphill served as Vice away March 13, 2007 at the age of eighty-six. life fellow in 1994, one of the fi ve recipients President, Director, and General Counsel Caven was elected to the House of Repre- who adhered, over a period of more than fi fty of Aminex Corporation. sentatives from Harrison County and served years, to the highest principles and traditions until 1949. He practiced law for thirty-three of the legal profession. Buck Clyde Miller,’42, died May 4, 2007 years, representing twenty-one railroad at the age of eighty-nine. He had a private companies in the Texas Railroad Associa- Henry Horace Rothell,’38, passed practice in Houston, Texas. tion. Upon retirement he became of counsel away May 7, 2007 at the age of ninety-six. He to the law fi rm of Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer served with the Texas Employment Commis- and Feld for eight years.

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William C. Harvin,’47, died July 14, William Reid Monks,’47, passed away John N. Touchstone,’55, died May 6, 2007 at the age of eighty-eight. He became January 1, 2007 at the age of eighty-seven. 2007 at the age of seventy-fi ve. He was the an offi cer in the Navy during World War II and former General Counsel of Coca-Cola Foods served fi rst on the battleship New Mexico in Ted Morgan Anderson,’48, died March in Houston. the North Atlantic and later as a naval avia- 28, 2006. tor. After the war Harvin attended law school James Martin House,’56, passed away and upon graduation joined Baker Botts LLP Don Ezell Cain,’48, passed away July 3, June 26, 2007. as a trial attorney. He became a partner in 2007 at the age of eighty-fi ve. 1956. From 1972 until his retirement in 1984 William Herbert Leifeste, Jr.,’56, he served as the fi rm’s Managing Partner. Jean Edmond Hosey,’48, passed away passed away May 20, 2007 at the age of sev- He also served the Houston business com- April 16, 2007. enty-nine. He was employed by Humble Oil munity as a director of Texas Commerce in Midland as a Land Man. Bancshares and Chairman of the Board George Leonard Robertson, Jr.,’48, of the Houston Chamber of Commerce. In passed away March 27, 2007. Edwin R. York, Jr.,’56, passed away July addition Harvin was also a long time trustee 14, 2007 at the age of eighty-three. In 1956 he and Vice-Chairman of the Board of St. Luke’s Jack B. Giberson,’49, died May 26, 2007 became a titleman in the Land Department of Episcopal Hospital and Chairman of the at the age of eighty-eight. Humble Oil & Refi ning Company in Houston. Board of the Kelsey Research Foundation. In 1966 he joined the fi rm of McCreary, Huey, Daniel Lindsay Rentfro,’49, died and Eskew and resigned in 1977 to start his John L. Hill, Jr.,’47, passed away July February 16, 2007. He practiced law in own law fi rm in Corsicana, Texas. He set up 9, 2007 at the age of eighty-three. Judge Hill Brownsville, Texas with the law fi rm of Rent- his own practice, collecting delinquent prop- practiced law for over sixty years. He was fro Faulk. erty taxes for schools, cities, and counties. an associate with Helm and Jones, and then was founding partner of Hill Brown Clark G. Thompson,’49, passed away George Simms Lemon, Jr.,’57, passed Kronzer and Abraham, where he practiced June 30, 2007. away February 23, 2007 at the age of seventy- for approximately fi fteen years. He was then four. He lived in Winnsboro, Texas for more a solo practitioner for several years. Judge Robert Irvin Giesberg,’50, died May than thirty-six years where he was a member Hill was appointed Secretary of State of 28, 2007 at the age of eighty-four. He taught of city council and served as mayor pro tem. the State of Texas and served in that offi ce history at the University of Houston for thir- He also served on the board of directors at from 1966 until 1968. In 1972 he was elected ty-fi ve years. For many years he was active the former Winnsboro Bank and Trust and Attorney General of Texas until 1979. Judge in the Houston Grand Opera Guild, and he was attorney for the Upper Sabine Solid Hill revolutionized that offi ce, particularly wrote the history of the fi rst twenty-fi ve years Waste Management District. Lemon was with the institutionalization of the opinion of the HGO. the owner of Tri-County LLC, and co-owner process, open records, and open meeting of both Lakewood Land and Title of Mount laws. He organized the environmental pro- Y. Frank Jungman,’50, passed away Vernon and Lake Country Mortgage. tection division, the consumer protection April 30, 2006 at the age of seventy-seven. division, and was the fi rst Attorney General Jungman taught “Principles of Real Estate” James Patrick Miller,’57, died April to open regional offi ces around the state so at the University of Houston and advised 28, 2007 at the age of seventy-six. that the offi ce was more accessible to the members of the legal profession on matters public. He then joined Hughes and Hill as a of real estate law. Howard McGehee Parramore, Jr.,’59, leading trial lawyer. In 1984, he was elected died December 12, 2006. Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Texas John R. Lindsey,’50, died May 2, 2007 until 1988. He then practiced at the law fi rm at the age of eighty. He held public offi ces William D. Winston,’59, passed away of Locke Liddell & Sapp. He retired from that as county attorney and county judge of Jack January 29, 2007 at the age of seventy-four. fi rm in 2005. He then became a shareholder County, district attorney of Jack, Parker, and in Winstead PC, serving as a senior member Wise counties, and was a state district judge Norman Hull Inman,’60, died April 24, of the Appellate Section. He was considered and senior district judge. 2007 at the age of seventy-four. He served by many as one of the best trial lawyers in in the U.S. Army during the Korean Confl ict the country. In 1991, Judge Hill was named Allen James Daggett, Sr.,’51, passed from 1953–1955. Upon graduation he practiced Distinguished Alumnus of the University of away April 7, 2007. law in Houston until his retirement in 1998. Texas and in 1997 he received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the University of William H. Cowan,’54, passed away Texas School of Law. April 17, 2007.

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James Fitz-Gerald III,’61, died June law, from 1991 until his death at Wake Forest 2, 2007 at the age of seventy-six. He served University in Winston-Salem. his hometown of Midland, Texas as Municipal Judge and later as Judge of County Court Toni Lou Baggett,’83, passed away at Law No. 2. March 31, 2007 at the age of forty-seven. She started as an attorney for the City of George Quentin McGown,’61, died Dallas Legal Department and advanced to December 6, 2006 at the age of seventy-fi ve. Dallas Chief Prosecutor. Later she became He practiced law for forty years, continuing the prosecutor for the City of Plano and was a family legal tradition that began in Texas subsequently appointed Chief Municipal in 1870. Court Judge by Plano City Council. One of her biggest accomplishments on the bench Leslie Stephen Mendelsohn,’62, was organizing, implementing, and presiding passed away May 30, 2007 at the age of sixty- over the fi rst Teen Court in Plano. eight. He was a trial and civil rights attorney for forty-fi ve years. Marjorie Ann Williams,’84, passed away March 24, 2007 at the age of eighty-two. Richard R. Gonzales,’65, died February When Williams began her career as a stock 19, 2007 at the age of eighty. Gonzales served broker, women were not allowed on the fl oor as the County Attorney for Jim Hogg County, of the New York Stock Exchange. She went Texas for thirty years. straight to the managing partner of Merrill Lynch, who took it to the board, and after the Riley J. Simpson,’67, passed away June completion of her six-month training course 4, 2007 at the age of sixty-three. she lead the fi rst nine women out onto the fl oor of the NYSE (a fi rst in the exchanges’ Jeffrey Mark Friedman,’70, passed 150 year history). Upon graduating from law away June 7, 2007 at the age of sixty-two. school she went to work for the Texas Legis- At the age of twenty-six he was elected to lative Council in 1986, leaving to work for a the Austin City Council. After two terms as State Legislator in 1988. When she retired in councilman he was elected mayor at age 1994, Williams moved to Laguna Hills, CA. In thirty. When he left public service he estab- 1999 she ran for and was elected to the Cali- lished a private legal practice. fornia Senior Legislature (a group composed entirely of seniors that proposes legislation Thadieth Edward Son, Jr.,’72, passed of importance to seniors). away May 25, 2007 at the age of sixty-three. He served as a criminal defense attorney Matthew William Paul,’85, died March in private practice in Austin for over forty 25, 2007 at the age of fi fty-one. years and was active in the Austin Criminal Defense Lawyers Association. Robert W. Ruth,’89, passed away July 6, 2007 at the age of fi fty-nine. Thomas McKnight Steele,’77, died March 27, 2007 at the age of fi fty-eight. He began his thirty-year career in legal edu- cation as the acting law librarian of the Underwood Law Library at Southern Meth- odist University in Dallas, from 1977–1978. He continued his career as assistant professor of law and director of the library at Franklin Pierce Law Center in Concord, NH, from 1979–1982; associate professor and direc- tor, University of Mississippi Law Library, from 1982–1985; associate professor, from 1985–1991, director of the law library, from 1985–1993, director of the professional cen- ter library, from 1993–1999, and professor of

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UTLaw80-88_FINAL.indd 87 11/14/07 10:45:05 PM Mark Rutkowski Members of the Class of 2003 Sunfl ower Society Committee (left to right) Stephen Butter, Scott Cook, Milam Newby, Conor Civins, and Mary Emma Civins in the breezeway near the commemorative bricks. Sunfl ower Society Seeds a New Generation of Giving

CHARTER MEMBERS section of the Law School breezeway token of appreciation appropriate for of the Law Alumni Associ- and an invitation to the annual donor’s display, and have their names perma- ation’s Sunfl ower Society reception hosted by the Dean. nently added to the Keeton Fellows from the Class of 2003 A Class of 2003 committee will be plaque at the Law School. Donations Chave seen the donor recognition society contacting their classmates in the com- through the Keeton Fellows program, blossom during the term of their ing months. The committee, chaired as with those through the Sunfl ower three-year commitment. Now, they chal- by Milam Newby, includes Steve Society, are directed to the Annual lenge their classmates to help grow the Butter, Mary Emma (Partain) Civins, Fund. Annual Fund even larger by stepping Conor Civins, Scott Cook, and David The Annual Fund, consisting solely up to become Keeton Fellows. Lang. They will encourage classmates of alumni donations, is used to benefi t The Sunfl ower Society, which germi- to join them in progressing to the those Law School programs deemed by nated with the Class of 2003, recognizes Keeton Fellows. the Dean to be most in need. Recipi- graduating law students who pledge to The Keeton Fellows program honors ents of Annual Fund support include contribute $600 over the three years the late W. Page Keeton, nationally individual students and student organi- following graduation ($100 the fi rst renowned torts scholar and dean of zations, as well as clinics, journals, and year, $200 the second, and $300 the UT Law School for a quarter century. programs that exist for student support, third). Members of the Society receive a Keeton Fellows are invited to an annual such as career services. personalized brick installed in a special event hosted by the Dean, receive a

For more information on the Annual Fund and the Keeton Fellows program, visit http://www.utexas.edu/law/depts/alumni/annual_giving.html.

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