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Lawyers of the Future (1990-1991)

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Fall 1989 Semester Registration & Orientation August 21-22 Classes Begin August 23 Southeastern Minority Job Fair* August 25 Labor Day (No classes) September 4 On-Campus Interviewing Begins September 14 ___ _,. _ Southeastern Law Placement Consortium* t'\\ L A w Ll B R A R y If\ (No On-Campus Interviews) October 6-7 TY National Public Interest Career E�SI 1 N V y Information Fair** October 27-28 I I \ 0 � Southeastern Public Interest Job Fair* November 11 Y Campus Interviewing Ends November 20 L1 A� Thanksgiving Break November 23-24 \ �UW Classes End December 1 I I Examination Period December 5-14 i \ I I Commencement December 15 �..

. -�' ... � � Spring 1990 Semester Registration January 8-9 Classes Begin January 10 Martin L. King, Jr. Birthday (No classes) January 15 Mid-South Law Placement Consortium*** March 3 Spring Break March 19-23 Good Friday (No classes) April 13 Classes End April 26 Examination Period April 30-May 10 Hooding Ceremony May 10 Commencement May 11

Summer 1990 Term Registration May 22 Classes Begin May 23 Independence Day (No classes) July 4 Classes End July 12 THE CENTENNIAL OF Examination Period July 16-23 THE UNIVERSITY OFTENNESSEE Commencement August 10

COLLEGE OF LAW,l890�1990 *Atlanta **Washington, D.C. • • *Nashville � �g� .T� THEUNIVERSITY AtJ> \ qq o{q( OF TENNESSEE c...l..\ COLLEGE OF LAW CIASSB.S OF 1990/91

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ACADEMIC & RECRUITING CALENDAR Inside Cover DEAN'S PAGE 2 COLLEGE PROFILE 3 CAREER SERVICES 5 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION 7 CLASS OF 1990 17 CLASS OF 1991 43 CAMPUS MAP 70 EMPLOYERS OF THE CLASSES OF 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, AND 1990 Inside Cover

Career Services/Suite 13 1505 W. Cumberland Ave. Knoxville, Tennessee 37996-1800 Telephone 615/974-4348 THE DEAN OF THE COLLEGE OF LAW

MARILYN V. YARBROUGH Dean and Professor of Law

Torts, Discrimination, Intellectual Property

Education: B.A., 1966, Virginia State College; J.D., 1973, University of California (Los Angeles).

Experience: Los Angeles Representative, National Center for Dispute Settlement; Executive Director, Black Law Journal; Teaching Fellow, Boston College Law School; Associate Professor of Law, University of Kans�s, 1976-81; Professor of Law, , 1981-87; Visiting Professor of Law, Duke University, 1983-84; Associate Vice Chancellor, Research, Graduate Studies and Public Service, University of Kansas, 1983-87; Dean and Professor of Law, University of Tennessee, since 1987.

Achievements/Publications: Delegate, World Peace Through Law Conference, Ivory Coast, 1973; Instructor, Northeast, Far West and Midwest CLEO Institutes, 1976, 1977 and 1982; Director, Midwest CLEO Institute, 1979-81; Board of Trustees, Law School Admission Council, 1980-89; Chair, Skills Training Committee, American Bar Association Section on Legal Education and Admission to the Bar, 1982-85; Advisory Board, Poynter Institute for Media Studies, 1984-Present; Reporter for the Model Curriculum for Bridge-the-Gap Programs, ALI/ABA, 1985-1987; National Selection Panel for ASJMC-NASA Journalist in Space, 1986; National Collegiate Athletic Association Committee on Infractions, 1986-1988; Kansas Commission on Civil Rights, 1986-87; President, Law School Admission Council, 1986-1988; Articles on employment discrimination, child custody, women in the law, financial aid, and administrative procedure; ALI/ABA Committee on Professional Education, 1988-present.

2 THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE COLLEGE OF LAW 1989

1505 Cumberland Avenue Library: Knoxville, Tennessee 37996-1800 Class of 1990 Class of 19 91* 168,855 catalogued volumes, 119,264 microfilm equivalent volumes including Dean Marilyn Yarbrough (615) Applied 676 795 Briefs and Records of the United States 974-2521 Enrolled 15 7 17 3 Supreme Court from 1897 to date; official Director of Career Services Joann Men 97 104 court reports, session laws and codes of Gillespie (615) 974-4348 Women 60 69 all states and of the federal system; the Information (615) 974-4241 Minorities 11 13 National Reporter System; the reports of Median LSAT 32 34 Canadian and English cases from the Accredited by the American Bar Median UGPA 3.24 3.28 Yearbook to date; WESTLAW and LEXIS Association and an Association Law Ung Colleges 58 70 legal data retrieval systems; a depository Schools Charter Member In-state 131 145 for federal documents. Out-of-state 26 32 Date Founded: 1890 Order of the Coif: National , membership by Degree Granted: Doctor of Jurisprudence Legal Clinic: faculty election from students in the first (J.D.) Introduction to Trial Advocacy-Civil tenth of their class at graduation. Introduction to Trial Advocacy-Criminal Dual Degree Programs: Tennessee Law Review: J.D. - Master of Business Administration Faculty: Membership by writing competition. J.D. - Master of Public Administration Full-time 29; adjunct faculty of prominent local Public Law Institute: Total School Enrollment 1988-89: 462 attorneys Public Law Institute Faculty/Student Ratio: 17:1 Tennessee Judicial Newsletter

Moot Court Program: National Moot Court; National Trial Team; Jessup International Law; Frederick *N. publication, nearly 950 applications have Douglass; Stetson National Tax Competition; been received for the Class of 1992. If students Robert F. Wagner Labor Law; Advocate's who have accepted actually enroll, the median Prize Moot Court Competition; Ray H. GPA will be 3.33 and the median LSAT 34. Jenkins Trial Competition

3 Student Activities: Employment: The University Community Student Bar Association, Black Law Student The employment rate for Tennessee law Law students from the University of Association, American Bar Association/Law graduates consistently appoximates the Tennessee, Knoxville benefit from being a Student Division, Association of Trial 90th percentile average, within six months part of Tennessee's most comprehensive Lawyers of America, Law Women, East of graduation, reported for the nation's university. UT Knoxville provides social Tennessee Lawyers' Guild, Environmental ABA accredited law schools for the last and cultural opportunities for Law Organization, The Forum (student decade.* Based on replies of 129 of the approximately 25,000 students - 19,000 newspaper), Phi Delta Phi and Phi Alpha 140 June graduates of the Class of 1988 undergraduate and 6,000 graduate and Delta legal fraternities, Christian Legal responding to an employment survey, professional students. Society, the Federalist Society, Tennessee 92.14 percent reported employment by UT Knoxville's new $27 million main High School Mock Trial Competition November. Other categories revealed library is one of the most advanced in the were: nation and complements the holdings of Alumni: the law library. Together, the law and Approximately 4,927 in 48 states, the out -of -state 24.8% main libraries provide 'excellent support for District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Guam, law firms 63.4% research and educational enrichment. the Virgin Islands and five foreign govt.lmilitary 7.5% The Knoxville area, with a population countries. judicial clerkships 11.2% of more than 500,000, supports fine public interest 2.2% restaurants and nationally known cultural business 8.2% and entertainment events. Yet the academic 4.5% recreational activities and scenic beauty of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park *Source for the national average: National and six Tennessee Valley Authority lakes Association for Law Placement are within an hour's drive. Knoxville consistently ranks among the nation's top ten metropolitan areas in surveys of quality of life.

4 CAREER SERVICES

Employers may initiate any service by National Public Interest Career ON-CAMPUS INTERVIEWING phone or letter. Temporary, summer and Information Fair Fall Semester 1989-September 14 year-round clerks, as well as experienced Washington, D.C.-October 27-28, 1989 through November 20 attorneys, may be located through the Students from all National Association for Spring Semester 1990-January 29 services described below. Law Placement member schools are through April 26 invited to participate. The fair will focus on Reservations are accepted by phone or Off-Campus Recruiting opportunities with government agencies, mail year-round. Dates are accepted on a Conferences legal services offices, civil rights first-come, first-served basis and will be organizaitons, consumer and confirmed in writing. Reservations for Southeastern Minority Job Fair environmental advocates and other preferred fall on-campus dates should be August 25, 1989-Atlanta representatives of the public interest law made by early spring. Resumes are Employer registration deadline: June 23, community. The-format will be divided forwarded to employers a week to 1 0 1989 between an informal arena style setting for days prior to the on-campus date for information sharing and scheduled Participating Schools-Tennessee, prescreening. individual interviews. Alabama, Cumberland, Emory, Florida, Florida State, George Mason, Georgia, RECRUITING BY NON-VISITING Southeastern Public Interest Job Fair Georgia State, Houston, Kentucky, EMPLOYERS November 11, 1989-Atlanta Louisiana State, Louisville, Memphis State, Many students accept positions with Employer Registration Deadline-August 18 Mercer, Miami, Mississippi College, North employers unable to interview on campus. Students from law schools in the following Carolina Central, Nova, Richmond, South Career Services personnel will collect and states are invited to participate: Alabama, Carolina, South Texas, Stetson, Texas, forward resumes in one package by a Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, Tulane, Vanderbilt, Washington & Lee, certain date, after placing recrui�ng North Carolina, South Carolina, and and William & Mary. materials on file for student review. Or, if Tennessee. In addition to scheduled the employer prefers, applicants will be interviews, an informal arena style format instructed to submit resumes and other for information sharing will be added. Southeastern Law Placement requested items directly. Employers may Consortium contact students directly, or through Mid-South Law Placement Consortium October 5-7, 1989-Atlanta Career Services, concerning arrangements March 3, 1990-Nashville Employer registration deadline: August 15, for interviews at their location. Employer Registration Deadline-January 1989 29, 1990 Participating schools-Tennessee, Participating Schools-Tennessee, LATERAL HIRING Alabama, Cumberland, Emory, Georgia, Alabama, Cumberland, Kentucky, A monthly Alumni Employment Kentucky, Memphis State, Miami, South Louisville, Memphis State, Mercer, and Opportunities Newsletter is published for Carolina, Tulane, and William & Mary. Mississippi. recent graduates and experienced alumni 5 interested in making a lateral move. Job Grading System *Career Services Policies listings, which are included free of charge, may be submitted by phone or letter and All academic work in the College is The Career Services staff does not screen should include a brief description of the graded on a 4.0 scale by a faculty very or recommend certain students for position and the proper application demanding in its evaluation of student interviews. All listings are posted for procedure. Listings may be "blind" or work. Students are informed of their class review by the entire student body and all open and will be published in two editions rank at the end of each semester, but resumes submitted by interested students unless the employer instructs otherwise. such information is available from Career will be forwarded to the employer who Listings received by the last day of the · Services only if the individual has a signed selects the interviewees for his/her month will be included in the edition release on file. Otherwise class ranks, and schedule. mailed the next week. all grade transcripts, must be requested from the individual student by the The University of Tennessee College of STUDENT TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENT employer. Law is committed to a policy of equal TEAM (STAT) employment opportunity for all individuals A roster of students available to complete Prospective employers are cautioned not entitled to use the placement services temporary clerking assignments is over emphasize grades and class which it provides. Therefore Career maintained. Referrals to legal employers, rankings. As little as a tenth of a point Services programs are not open to any made on the basis of availability and difference in grade point averages, which employer who discriminates against any familiarity with the subject, usually are are calculated in hundredths, could cause person because of race, color, religion, made within 24 hours of a telephone a large percentile difference in class rank sex, age, national origin, handicap or request. not comparable to a difference in veteran status. performance or ability.

Career Services subscribes to the National Minimum grade required to attain (based Association for Law Placement Principles on graduating class of 1988) and Standards for Law Placement and Recruitment Activities. Copies are available Top 10%-3. 11 upon request. Top 25%-2.86 Top 33%-2.81 Top 50%-2.69

A grade of 0.9 or below is a failure. To remain in good standing, a student must maintain at least a 2.0 average. The Dean's List requires a 3.0 GPA or better.

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GARY L. ANDERSON FRANCES LEE ANSLEY Wll,LIAM J. BEINTEMA REBA A. BEST JERRY P. BLACK, JR. Associate Professor of Law Associate Professor of Law Director of the Law Library and As­ Associate Professor and Assistant Associate Professor of Law Law Librarian for Cataloging Criminal Advocacy, Criminal Law. Evi­ Gratuitious Transfers. Property, Discrimi­ sociate Professor Civil Advocacy, Family Law. Trial

dence. Trial Practice nation, Race and Gender in American Education: B.BA. 1967, J.D., 1970, Education: B.S . . 1975, East Carolina Practice Law University of Miami; M.S.L.S., 1977, University; M.L.S. 1979. Florida State 1960, 1965, Education: S.B., Iowa State . University. Education: B.A .. Southwestern at University; J.D., 1962, State University Education: B.A., 1969, Radcliffe College; Memphis; J.D.. 1968, Vanderbilt of Iowa; LL.M., 1968, Harvard J.D., 1979, University of Tennessee; Experience: Research Assistant, Florida Experience: School Librarian. N.C., University. University. L.L.M., 1988, Harvard University. State University Law Library; Assistant 1975-77; Catalog Assistant, Florida State Law Librarian, University of Miami; Act­ Univ. Law Library, 1979; Instructor & As­ Experience: Staff Attorney, Legal Serv­ Experience: General Practice; County Experience: Staff Attorney, University of ing Law Librarian. University of Miami; sistant Law Librarian. University of Ten­ ices of Nashville; Director of Clinical Attorney, Union County, Iowa, Teaching Tennessee Legal Clinic; General Prac­ Director of the Law Library and Assistant nessee. 1979-83; Assistant Professor Legal Education. Vanderbilt University: Fellow in Law. Harvard University; Assis­ tice, Knoxville. Tennessee and Maryville. Professor, Oklahoma City University; and Assistant Law Librarian. 1983-88; Administrator of Clinical Programs. Van­ tant Professor, University of Missouri­ Tennessee; Associate Professor of Law. Director of the Law Library and Associ­ Associate Professor and Assistant Law derbilt University; Assistant Professor of Law. Vanderbilt University; Visiting Assis­ Columbia; Visiting Associate Professor of University of Tennessee since 1988. ate Professor, University of Tennessee Librarian since 1988. law, State , 1975-76; tant Professor of Law, University of Ten­ since 1984. · Associate Professor of Law, University of Achievements/Publications: Comment, Achievements/Publications: Books, The nessee. 1975-76; Assistant Professor of Tennessee since 1973. "Cost Allocations in Title VII Remedies: Achievements/Publications: Compiler Insanity Defense: A Bibliographic Law, 1976-78; Associate Professor since Who Pays for Past Employment Discrimi­ (Law Library Statistics). Southeastern As­ Research Gwde (with C. Picquet) 1985 1978; Di rector of Legal Clinic L. Achievements/Publications: Article on nation?," Tenn. Rev. (1977); "East socation of Law Libraries since 1985; and 1986 Supplement; Computer Crime 1981-1986; Executive Director, Knoxville L. "Post-Conviction Relief" in Tenn Rev. Tennessee Coal Mining Sallies." Member, American Association of Law Abuse, Liabilityand Security: A Compre­ Legal Aid Society, Inc., 1981-86. (1981); Tennessee College of Trial Ad­ Southern Exposure. (1974). "Stirring the Libraries; Southeastern Association of hensive Bibliogra phy, 1970-1984 (with 1977-88; & Achievements/Publications: College of vocacy (Planning Chairman.) Ashes: Race. Class. the Future of Civil Law Libraries. C Picquet); Post-Tr aumatic Stress Dis­ Delegate. Citizen Ambassador Program Rights Scholarship (forthcoming, Cornell order; Rape Trauma, Delayed Stress. Trial Advocacy faculty, 1979-80, 1982, Of People to People International, Clini­ Law Review, 1988); contributions to and Related Conditions: A Bibliography 1987. Charter Member, American Inns cal Law Project in the People's Repub­ books: Our Bodies Ourselves (1st ed.) (with C. Picquet). 1986; Law and of Court, Knoxville, 1988. lic of China, 1987. and Working Lives; editor and contribu­ Government Publications of the State of tor; No More Moaning (1974), labor his­ Tennessee (with C. Picquet). 1988. tory issue of Southern Exposure; National Co-chair, A TV Plaintiff's Litiga­ tion Group, 1985-86; Faculty, ATLA Trial Advocacy program.

8 NEIL PHILIP COHEN JOSEPH G. COOK THOMAS YOUNG DAVIES LAWRENCE DESSEM THOMAS DAVID EISELE Professor of Law Williford Gragg Professor of Law Associate Professor of Law Associate Professor of Law Associate Professor of Law Criminal Law and Procedure, Evidence Constitutional Law, Contracts, Administrative Law, Business Associa­ Civil Procedure, Pretrial Litigation, Trial Property, Jurisprudence, Gratuitous Criminal Procedure, Jurisprudence tions, Criminal Procedure, Empirical Practice, Legal Process Transfers, Land Use Education: B.A., 1967, Yale University; Studies of Legal Institutions. J.D., 1970, Vanderbilt University; LL.M., Education: A.B., 1961; J.D., 1964, Education: B.A., 1973, Malcalester Col­ Education: B.A., 1970, University of Wis­ 1972, Harvard University; Diploma in ; LL.M., 1965, Education: B.A., 1969, University of lege; J.D., 1976, Harvard Law School. consin; J.D., 1973, Harvard Law School; Criminology, 1976, Cambridge Yale. Delaware; M.A., 1975, J.D., 1975, Ph.D., Ph.D., 1984, . University. 1980, Northwestern University. Experience: Law Clerk, United States Experience: Assistant Professor of Law, District Court for the Northern District of Experience: Private Practice, Chicago; Experience: Law Clerk, U.S. Courtof Ap­ University of Tennessee. 1965-68; As­ Experience: Private Practice, Chicago, Ohio; Staff Counsel, National Education Deputy Director, Lake Michigan Feder­ peals for the Sixth Circuit; Private Prac­ sociate Professor, 1968-72; Professor 1976-81; Research Attorney, American Association; Senior Trial Counsel, Civil ation; Bigelow Teaching Fellow and Lec­ tice, Knoxville, Tenn.; Instructor in Law, since 1972; Visiting Professor, Southern Bar Foundation, Chicago, 1981-86; As­ Division, U.S. Department of Justice; As­ turer in Law, University of Chicago Law ; Assistant Professor of Methodist School of Law, Fall, 1977; Wil­ sociate Professor of Law, University of sociate Professor of Law, University of School, 1978-79; Visiting Assistant Law, University of Tennessee, 1972-75; liford Gragg Professor of Law since Tennessee, since 1986. Tennessee since 1985. Professor of Law, , Associate Professor, 1975-81; Professor 1979; Visiting Professor, University of 1984-85; Associate Professor of Law, since 1981; Visiting Scholar, Institute of Alabama School of Law, Summer, 1983. Achievements/Publications: Articles on Achievements/Publications: Articles in University of Tennessee, since 1985. Criminology, Cambridge University, appellate court processes, criminal ap­ the Tennessee Law Review, Journal of England, 1975-76; Visiting Professor of Achievements/Publications: Books, peals, and the effects of the exclusion­ Law & Education, the Ohio State Law Achievements/Publications: Rackham Predoctoral Fellowship, University of Law, University of Oregon Law School, Criminal Law, 2nd Ed. (with P. Marcus); ary rule on police behavior and on the Journal, the Notre Dame Law Review, Spring 1980; Law Alumni Professor, Criminal Procedure, 2d Ed. (with P. Mar· dispositions of criminal prosecutions in and the Harvard Women's Law Journal; Michigan; Articles in Cardozo Law 1984-85. cus); Constitutional Rights of the Ac­ the American Bar Foundation Research Special Attorney, U.S. Department of Review, CriminalJustice Ethics, Tennes­ cused, 2d ed. (3 vols.); Multi-Volume Journal and the Justice System Journal; Justice, 1985, 1986; Faculty, National In­ see Law Review, Journalof Legal Edu­ Achievements/Publications: Books, Treatises on Civil Rights Actions (with J. Fellow, Northwestern University Pro­ stitute of Trial Advocacy; Harold Warner cation, Colorado Law Review, Anglican Manual for the Defense of Death Penalty Sobieski); Surveys of Criminal Law in gram in Law and Social Sciences; Rus­ Outstanding Teacher Award, 1989. Theological Re view, Michigan Quarterly Cases (Editor); Law of Probation and Tenn. L. Rev.; Articles on Search and sell Sage Foundation Resident in Law Review, among others. Chosen Out­ Parole (with J. Gobert); Rights of Seizure, Probable Cause, Arrest, and and Social Science, University of Califor­ standing Teacher in 1988. Prisoners (with J. Gobert); Problems in Detention in Vanderbilt, Kansas, Ala­ nia at Berkeley, 1975-76; Editor, Ameri­ Criminal Law and Instructor's Manual bama, and Fordham Law Reviews. can Bar Foundation Research Journal, (with J. Gobert); Interrogation Tech­ 1983-84; Recipient, National Science niques: A Guide for Parole Revocation Foundation Grant. Hearings; Articles in Tenn. L. Rev., Fl a. L. Rev., and Harv. J. Legis.; Column in Federal Probation; Chairperson, Crimi­ nal Justice; Consultant, Advisory Com­ mission to the Tennessee Supreme Court on Civil Procedure(Evidence); Ad Hoc member, Tennessee Sentencing Commission; chosen Outstanding Teacher, 1987.

9 GRA YFRED B. GRAY PATRICK HARDIN AMY MORRIS HESS DURWARD S. JONES JACK D. JONES Associate Professor of Law Professor of Law Associate Professor of Law Professor of Law Associate Professor of Law Computers and Law. Legal Process. Discrimination Law, Administrative Law. Estate Planning, Taxation, Gratuitous Business Planning, Taxation Decedent's Estates. Land Use, Oil and Teaching Clients the Law. Labor Relations Law, Legal Process Transfers Gas Law, Property Law Education: A.B., 1951, J.D., 1954, Education: B.A., 1961, Washington & Education: B.A., 1962, University of Education: B.A., 1968,Barnard College; University of North Carolina. Education: J.D., 1949, University of Lee University; J.D., 1968, Vanderbilt Alabama, J.D., 1965, University of J.D., 1971, . Wyoming; Graduate Study, Southern University. Graduate study, University of Chicago. Experience: Assistant Director of the In­ Methodist University Law School. Michigan Law School, 1978-79. Experience: Private Practice; Visiting stitute of General Practice, University of Experience: Private Practice, Chicago, Lect urer, University of Virginia School of North Carolina; Assistant Professor of Experience: Private Practice; Shell Oil Experience: Law Clerk, U.S. Court of Ap­ Ill.; Trial Attorney, Civil Rights Division, Law; Visiting Assistant Professor of Law, Law, University of Tennessee, 1965-68; Company, Land Development; Private peals, Sixth Circuit; Reginald Heber U.S. Department of Justice; Attorney-in­ University of Tennessee, 1979-80; As­ Associate Professor, 1968-73; Professor Business as Oil and Gas Lease Broker Smith Fellow; Executive Director, Ten­ charge, New Orleans Field Office, Civil sociate Professor of Law, University of since 1973. and Specialist; Assistant Professor of nessee Law Revision Commission; As­ Rights Division, U.S. Department of Colorado, 1980-81; Associate Professor Law, University of Tennessee, 1964-67; sistant Professor of Law, University of Justice; Chief Counsel to Chairman, Na­ of Law, University of Tennessee, Achievements/Publications: "Use of Associate Professor since 1967; Visiting Tennessee, 1973-77; Associate Profes­ tional Labor Relations Board; Associate 1981-89; Professor of Law since 1989; Contributions in Incomeand Estate Plan­ Professor of Law, Drake University, sor since 1977; Coordinator, Public Law General Counsel, Division of Enforce­ Visiting Professor of Law, University of ning," 1986 University of North Caroli­ 1979-80. Research and Service Program, ment L�igation, National Labor Relations Missouri-Columbia, 1989-90. na Tax Institute Ch. XII; "The Interest Achievements/Publications: Legal Advi­ 1973-78; Director, Public Law Institute, Board; Associate Professor of Law, Deduction," 1985 Southern Federal Tax 1979-80, and Executive Director University of Tennessee, 1975-81; Achievements/Publications: Articles on Institute Vol. I, Ch. H; "The Authority of sor, Water Resources Center, 1966-67; Legal Advisor, Knoxville Clean Air 1980-82; Director, Office of Legal Coun­ Professor since 1981. Associate Dean Federal Taxation in Tenn. L. Rev. and Precedent in Tax Planning: It Ain't Set­ sel, Tennessee Department of Mental for Academic Affairs, 1986-87. Real Property, Probate and TrustJour­ tled 'Til It's Settled," Tenn. L. Rev. League, 1971-73; Principal Investigator, Health and Mental Retardation, 1981-84. nal; Editor, "Keeping Current-Probate" (1985); "Capital Gains: Evolving Con­ Study of Water Resources Law in Ten­ Achievements/Publications: Articles in · column, Probate and Property; Vice­ cepts and Old Problems," 1985 Ameri­ nessee; Contributor to Privatization of Achievements/Publications: Founder of Proceedings of Annual Institutes on Chair, ABA Committee on Income Tax­ can Institute on Federal Taxation, Ch. 7; Water Treatment Facilities Manual Public Law Institute; Director of Street Labor Law, The Labor Lawyer, and ation of Estates and Trusts; member, "Pitfalls in Achieving Capital Gains Treat­ (1984); "Future Interests-Tennessee Law Program; Author of Tenn. Election Tenn. L. Rev., among others. Published ABA Committee on Federal Death Tax ment," 1984 Great Plains Tax Institute, Style." 54 Tenn. L. Rev., 413 (1987). Codeand other statutes, including com­ Arbitration Awards. Secretary, Labor Problems of Estates and Trusts; Mem­ and 1983 Southern Federal Tax Institute, puter readable statutes. Chapters in and Employment Law Section, American ber, Executive Committee, AALS Section Vol. I Ch. D; "Disposing of an Interest in Computer Power and Legal Language Bar Association, 1983-84; Member, Na­ of Donative Transfers. a Closely-Held Corporation," 1984 (1988) and Computing Power and Legal tional Academy of Arbitrators; chosen University of North Carolina Tax Institute, Reasoning, (1985); Articles in CCAI: Outstanding Teacher in 1985. Ch. Ill; "Income Shifting Within the Fa­ Journal for the Integrated Study of Artifi­ mily Group," 1983 University of North cial Intelligence, Cognitive Science and Carolina Tax Institute, Ch. VII; "A New Applied Epistemology, (1987); Tenn. L. Look at Estate Planning Under the Eco­ Rev. (1987). nomic Recovery Tax Act," 1982 Univer­ sity of NorthCarolina Tax Institute Ch. n; "Jointly Held Property," 1980-Southern Federal Tax Institute, Ch. S

10 JOSEPH H. KING, JR. NDIVA KOFELE-KALE SUSAN DAVIS KOVAC FREDERIC S. LE CLERCQ ROBERT M. LLOYD Benwood Distinguished Professor of Associate Professor Associate Professor of Law Professor of Law Professor of Law Law Contracts, Sales and Secured Trans­ Business Associations, International Civil Advocacy Constitutional Law, Civil Procedure, & actions Torts, Law and Medicine, Social Legis­ Law, International Business Transac­ State Local Government, Appellate Education: B.A., 1971 , Reed College; lation, Workers' Compensation tions, Securities Regulation Practice J.D.. 1974, Stanford University. Education: B.S. E., Princeton University; Education: B.A., 1965, Pennsylvania Education: B.A., 1969, Beloit College; Education: B.A. 1959, University of J.D., 1975, University of Michigan. Experience: Assistant Professor of Law, State University; J.D., 1970, University M.A., 1972, Ph.D., 1974, J.D., 1984, South Carolina; M.A., 1960, Fletcher Western New England College; Assistant Experience: Captain, U.S. Marine Corps; of Pennsylvania. Northwestern University. School of Law and Diplomacy; LL. B., Professor, University of Tennessee, 1963, Duke University. Private Practice; Associate Professor of Experience: First Lieutenant, U.S. Army; Experience: Visiting Scholar, University 1977; Equal Opportunity Monitor, Law 1983-89; Professor since 1989. Lecturer in Law, Temple University; Pri­ of Michigan, 1975; Visiting Professor: Knoxville-Knox County Community Ac­ Experience: Associate, Center for Study Achievements/Publications: Chair, Real vate Practice, Philadelphia; Assistant Webster College, 1975 and Lake Forest tion Committee Office on Manpower; In­ of Law and Society. University of Califor­ Estate FinanceSubsection. State Bar of Professor of Law, University of Tennes­ College, 1980-8 1; Professor, Governors structor/Staff Attorney in Legal Clinic, nia, Berkeley; Private Practice; Director California, 1981 -82; Chair, Real Estate see. 1973-76; Associate Professor of State University, 1974-1986; Private 1977-83; Deputy Director since 1981; of Community Legal Services and Assis­ Finance Section Los Angeles County Law, 1976-79; Professor since 1979. Practice, Chicago 1984-86; Associate Visiting Assistant Professor, 1983-84 ; As­ tant Professor of Law, Emory University; Bar, 1980-8 1; Secured Transactions Professor of Law, University of Tennes· sociate Professor since 1984; Acting Assistant Professor of Law, University of casebook; Articles, Journal of Legal Achievements/Publications: The Law of see, since 1986; Visiting Associate Director of the Legal Clinic, 1986-88. Tennessee, 1970-72; Associate Profes­ Education, Journal of Commercial Bank Medical Malpractice "Nutshell" (2d edi­ Professor of Law, SMU Law School, sor, 1972-77; Professor since 1977; on Lending, Tennessee Law Review, · The Univer­ tion); Lecturer for College of Veterinary 1989·90. Achievements/Publications: leave 1984-85 as general counsel, Na­ Medicine; University of Tennessee; Lec­ sity of Tennessee Legal Clinic/Knoxville tional Federation of the Blind. among others; chosen Outstanding turer in Medical Jurisprudence, Continu­ Achievements/Publications: Faculty Legal Aid Society Form book; Te nnessee Professor, 1986. 1988. ing Medical Education; Articles on Merit Award, Outstanding Professional Domestic Relations Law (with Stephen Achievements/Publications: Articles on Causation, Medical Malpractice, Wor­ Performance, Governors State Univ., Sumner); Humanist Scholar, "The Cul­ Constitutional Law and Civil Procedure Tenn. L. Rev., Vanderbilt L. Rev.• Fla. ker's Compensation, and Social Security 1978· 79; Summer Fellowship, National ture of Abuse" project, Tenn. Comm.for in Disability in Yale L.J., Houston L. Rev., Endowment for the Humanities (Colum­ the Humanities and the UT Center for Ex­ L. Rev. and So. Car. L. Rev. among Vanderbilt L. Rev., and Tenn. L. Rev. , bia University); Fellowships, Ford Foun­ tended Learning (1 982-1983); Knoxville others. among others; Chosen Outstanding dation and Woodrow Wilson Foundation; Bar Assoc. Committee on Continuing Le­ Teacher, 1983; Participant in Round­ Director, International Studies, Gover­ gal Education; Board Member, Planned table on Medical Malpractice at Dept. of nors State University, 1979-81 ; Co­ Parenthood Assoc.of East Tenn.; Board Health and Human Services, Washing­ Coordinator, Annual Third World Confer­ Directors, Knoxville Legal Aid Society; ton, D.C., 1987; Lecturer to Health Care ence Series. Books: Tribesmen and AALS Section on Clinical Legal Educa­ Providers and Veterinarians on Profes­ Patriots: Political Culture In a Polyethnic tion Membership Chair(1 984-88); Execu­ sional Liability. African Sta te; An African Experiment in tive Committee, (1986-88); Chair, (1989); Nation-Building, The BilingualCameroon Executive Committee, AALS Section on Republic Since Reunification, Editor and Poverty Law (1986-87); ABA Inspection Contributor; Comparative Political Cul­ Teams, (1 987-present.) ture and Socialization.

11 PETER W. MORGAN CAROL ANNE MUTTER JERRY J. PHILLIPS CHERYN PICQUET CARL A. PIERCE Associate Professor of Law Associate Professor of Law W.P. Toms Professor of Law Professor and Associate Director of Associate Professor of Law the Law Library Professional Responsibility. Civil Proce­ Torts, Contracts, Civil Procedure, Insur­ Constitutional Law. Evidence, Law and American Legal History, Business As­ dure. Antitrust ance Law Literature, Legal Profession, Products Education: B.A.. 1969, M.S.L.S., 1974, sociations. Contracts. Government Con­ Liability. Tarts University of Tennessee . tracts. Professional Responsibility Education: B.A .. 1973, Davidson Col· Education: B.A., 1968, University of Ten­

lege; M.A .. 1974, University of Virginia; nessee; J.D .. 1975, Georgetown Univer­ Education: B.A . . 1956. Yale University; Experience: Law Library Technical As­ Education: B.A .. 1969, J.D., 1972, Yale J.D .. 1978. University of Virginia. sity Law Center. B.A .. 1958, M.A., 1964, Cambridge sistant. University of Tennessee College University. University; J.D.. 1961, Yale University. of Law Library, 1970-76; Assista nt Law Experience: Private Practice. Washing­ Experience: Law Clerk, United States Librarian and Instructor, UT College of Experience: Assistant Professor of Law, ton, D.C . . 1978-89; Associate Professor Court of Appeals for the District of Experience: Instructor, University of Law Library, 1976-80; Assistant Law University of Tennessee. 1972-75; Assis· of Law. University of Tennessee, since Columbia; Private Practice. Washington. Chattanooga; General Practice; Assis­ Librarian and Assistant Professor. tant Dean, 1972-74; Associate Professor 1989. D.C. and Augusta, Georgia; Visiting As­ tant Professor of Law, University of Ten­ 1980-84; Associate Director and Associ­ since 1975; Fellow in Law and the Hu­ sociate Professor of Law. University of nessee, 1967-72; Associate Professor, ate Professor since 1985. Acting Direc­ manities. Harvard University, 1975-76; Achievements/Publications: Extensive Tennessee, 1982-89; Associate Profes­ 1972-73; Professor since 1973'; W.P. tor, 1976, 1980 and 1983-84. Visiting Professor, Washington University experience in federal government inves­ sor of Law. since 1989 Toms Professor of Law since 1980. in St. Louis. Mo . . 1982-83. tigations. such as the representation of Achievements/Publications: American nationally-prominent government offi­ Achievements/Publications: Chancellor's Achievements/Publications: Products Association of Law Libraries Certified Achievements/Publications: Your Legal cials, and in complex federal court litiga­ Citation for Extraordinary Community Liability casebook and "Nutshell." (3rd Law Librarian. since 1980; Articles on Heritage: Source Materials in Events. tion, such as antitrust representation of Service, 1987. ed.). and Torts casebook (with Dix W. Ten nessee Practice Materials in Themes. and Questions from the Past of telecommunications common carriers. Noel); Articles on Constitutional Law. Evi­ Southeastern Law Librarian and Judicial Law. 1630-1878 (ABA. 1978); Articles on dence. Products Liability, and Torts. Newsletter. 1979 and 1982; Books, The Supreme Court of History and Profes­ Insanity Defense: A Bibliographic sional Responsibility of Corporate Law­ Resea rch Guide (with R. Best). 1985 and yers in Tenn. L. Rev. and U. Mich. J.L. 1986 Supplement; Computer Crime, Ref.; President UTK Faculty Senate, Abuse. Liability, and Security: A Com­ 1979-80. prehensive Bibiliography, 1970-84, (with R. Best), 1985; Post- Traumatic Stress Disorder; Rape Trauma. Delayed Stress, and Related Conditions: A Bibliography; With a Directory of Veterans Outreach Programs (with R. Best). 1986; Law and Government Publications of the State of Tennessee: a Bibliographer Guide (with R. Best). 1988.

12 GLENN H. REYNOLDS DEAN HILL RIVKIN NICOLE Q. RUSSLER JOHN A. SEBERT, JR. JOHN. L. SOBIESKI, JR. Associate Professor of Law Professor of Law Associate Professor of Law Professor of Law Lindsay Young Professor of Law Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, Civil Advocacy, Criminal Advocacy, Civil Advocacy, Interviewing, Counsel· Commercial Law, Contracts, Remedies, Civil Rights Actions, Complex Litigation, International Business Transactions Professional Responsibility, Environmen· ing, and Negotiation, Trial Practice Law and Economics Conflict of Laws, Federal Courts tal Law and Policy, Trial Practice. Education: B.A., 1982, University of Ten· Education: A.B., 1972, University of Education: A.B., 1964, J.D., 1967, Education: B.S., 1967, Loyola University nessee; J.D., 1985, Yale University. Education; A.B., 1968, Hamilton Col· California at Santa Cruz; J.D., 1976, Har· University of Michigan. (Chicago); J.D., 1970, University of lege; J.D., 1971, Vanderbilt University. vard Law School. Michigan. Experience: Law Clerk, United States Experience: Attorney, Office of the Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit; Pri· Experience: Law Clerk, U.S. Courtof Ap­ Experience: Instructor/Staff Attorney in General Counsel, Departmentof the Air Experience: Law Clerk, Supreme Court vale Practice; Associate Professor of peals, Second Circuit; Reginald Heber Legal Clinic. 1976·83; Visiting Assistant Force, Washington. D.C.; Associate of Illinois; Lieutenant, United States Navy Law, University of TEnnessee since Smith Fellow; Directing Attorney, Ap· Professor 1983·84; Associate Professor Professor of Law, University of Minneso· (JAGC); Assistant Professor of Law, 1989. palachian Research and Defense Fund, since 1984. ta, 1970·74; Associate Professor of Law, University of Tennessee, 1972·75; As· Lexington, Ky.; Teaching Fellow, Har· University of Tennessee, 1974·79; sociate Professor, 1975· 79; Professor Achievements/Publications: Book, Outer vard Law School; Assistant Professor of Achievements/Publications: Lecturer, Professor since 1979; Carden Professor, since 1979. Lindsay Young Professor Space: Problems of Law and Policy, Law, University of Tennessee, 1976-79; Tennessee Juvenile Justice Seminar, 1984·85; Acting Dean, 1986·87; Associ· since 1986. (with R. P. Merges, forthcoming from Associate Professor since 1979; Visiting Lakeshore Mental Health Institute, Flor· ate Dean, 1985·86 and 1987·88. Westview Press); Articles in Law and Professor of Law, U.C.L.A. Law School, ence Crittenton Agency, Tennessee Bar Achievements/Publications: Book: Multi· Policy in International Business, and with fall 1980; Professor of Law, University of Association; Trainer, Legal Services Cor· Achievements/Publications: Book: volume on Civil Rights Actions (with J. R. P. Merges in Jurimetrics: Journal of Tennessee since 1983; Director, UT poration Basic Lawyering Skills Training, Remedies: Damages, Equity and Resti· Cook); Several articles on Civil and Ap· Law Science and Technology, Journal Legal Clinic, since 1988 .. Admission by Performance Institute, tution (with R. Thompson); Articles on pellate Procedure in Tennessee Law of Law and Commerce, and High Tech· 1982; Member Board of Directors, remedies, contracts, commercial law; Review; chosen Outstanding Teacher in nology Law Journal. Achievements/Publications: Board of Greater Knoxville Epilepsy Foundaiton, and consumer law in Univ. of Pennsyl· 1977 and 1981; Draftsman, Tenn. Rules Governors, Society of American Law 1981·84; Community Housing Resource vania L. Rev. , U.C.L.A. L. Rev., Min· of Appellate Procedure; Reporter, Tenn. Teachers; Member, Council, ABA Sec· Board, 1984-present; Chair, Insurance nesota L. Re v., Tennessee L. Rev. , and Sup. Ct. Advisory Commission on Civil lion of Legal Education and Admissions Committee, AALS Section of Clinical Notre Dame Lawyer; Elected Member, Rules. to the Bar (1982·86); Member AALS Legal Education, 1987·88; Membership American Law Institute. Professional Development Committee Committee, AALS Section on Clinical (1982·86); Co-Chairperson, Clinical Edu· Legal Education, 1989. cation Section, Assoc. of American Law Schools, (1981); Member, Accreditation Comm., American Bar Association, (1981·82); Counsel in Public Interest Liti· galion; Clinical Legal Education and the Promotion of National Goals and other papersdelivered to ABA and AALS Con· ferences on Clinical Education; TVA, The Courts and the Public Interest in TVA: Fifty Years of Grass Roots Bureaucracy.

13 JAMES E. THOMPSON RICHARD S. WIRTZ The MARY JO HOOVER Associate Professor of Law Professor of Law and Associate Associate Dean for Student Affairs Administrative Civil Procedure, Natural Resource Law Dean for Academic Affairs Instructor of Law Antitrust Law, Intellectual Property, Evi­ Staff Education: B.A., 1959. University of Education: B.A., 1968, United States Air dence, Contracts Michigan: J.D., 1969. Brooklyn Law Force Academy; J.D., 1975 University of School. Florida. Education: B.A., 1961. Amherst College; M.P.A. . 1963, Princton; J.D.. 1970, Experience: Law Clerk, U.S. District Experience: Law Clerk, United States Stanford. Court for the Southern District of New Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit; York; Staff Attorney, East New York Le­ Experience: Peace Corps, Washington, Assistant Attorney General. State of gal Services; Coordinating Attorney in D.C.; New York Anti-Proverty Agency; Colorado; Private Practice; Associate Family Law, Community Action for Le­ Office of Economic Opportunity, Professor of Law. University of Tennes­ gal Services; Managing Attorney, MFY Washington, D.C.; Law Clerk, U.S. Court see si nee 1989. Legal Services; Law Clerk,. Tennessee of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit; Private Court of Criminal Appeals; Assistant Practice, Seattle, Washington; Assistant Achievements/Publications: Woodrow Dean and Instructor of Law, University Professor of Law, University of Tennes­ Wilson Law Fellow; Earl Warren Law Fel­ of Tennessee, 1976-80; Associate Dean see, 1974-77; Associate Professor, low; Exchange Cadet, Brazilian Air Force since 1980; Director, 1989 Southeastern 1977-87; Visiting AssociateProfessor of Academy; Legal Defense Funds; John Region CLEO Institute. W. Davis award for "Outstanding Law, Cornell University, 1978-79; Profes­ Promise in the Field of Law." sor of Law since 1987. Achievements/Publications: Member, Board of Directors, Knoxville Legal Aid Achievements/Publications: Hearing Society, 1981 -86, and East Tennessee Officer, Tenn. Valley Authority: Articles Lawyers Association for Women; State on TVA in Tenn. L. Rev. ; Other Publica­ Coordinator, American Council on Edu· tions on Antitrust Law in Ind. L. Rev., cation · National Identification Project for Wa sh. L. Rev. and Antitrust L.J.; Harold Women in Higher Education · Tennes­ Warner Outstanding Teacher Award, see Planning Committee, 1986-89. 1984; SBA Outstanding Faculty Member Award, 1986-87.

14 JULIA P. HARDIN N. DOUGLAS WELLS JOANN GILLESPIE SCOTT FOUNTAIN PEGGY GOODMAN Associate Dean for External Affairs Assistant Dean Director of Career Services Director of Development Assistant to the Dean Education: B.A.. 1976, J.D., 1978, Education: B.A., 1974. Morehouse Col­ Education: B.A., 1959, University of Education: B.S., 1982, Iowa State Education: Winthrop College, S.C.; Ad­ University of Tennessee. lege; J.D., 1980, University of Tennessee. North Carolina; MSSW., 1968,Un iversity University ditional Studies in Accounting, of Tennessee; Additional studies in Com­ 1974-present, University of Tennessee. Experience: Judicial Services Assistant, Experience: Staff Attorney, Legal Serv­ munications, 1979, 1983-84, University Experience: Director, Iowa Telenetwork Public Law Institute; Private Practice; ices of Eastern Missouri; Assistant Dean, of Tennessee. System; Development Specialist/ Experience: Adm. Asst., Waynesville Research Associate and Staff Attorney University of Tennessee College of Law, Manager of Annual Giving-Iowa State­ CC; Adm. Asst., Holston Hills CC; Ac­ for Research, Public Law Institute; Assis­ since 1982; Executive Assistant to Vice Experience: Public Recreation Supervi­ University Foundation, Interim Directorof counting Clerk, Biological Life Sciences, tant Dean and Director, Public Law In­ President for Academic Affairs and sor, Durham, N.C.; Personnel Adminis­ Alumni and Development, University of University of Tennessee, 1972-77; Adm. stitute, University of Tennessee, 1980-85; Research, 1987-88. Intern in the Office trator, Raleigh, N.C.; Child Welfare Florida College of Law; Associate Direc­ Services Asst., College of Law, Univer­ Instructorof Legal Research and Writing, of the Chancellor, UTK. Spring of 1987; Worker, Departmentof Human Services, tor of Alumni and Development, Univer­ sity of Tennessee. 1977-78; Sr. Adm. 1981-83; Associate Dean since 1985. on leave 1989-90. Knoxville, TN.; Community Education sity of Florida College of Law; Director Services Asst., 1978-82; Assistantto the Director, Lakeshore Mental Health Insti­ of Development, University of Tennessee Dean since 1982. Achievements/Publications: Earl Warren Achievements/Publications: The Bill of tute, Knoxville; Public Relations Director, College of Law since 1988; Member: Legal Scholar, t977-80; Consultant, U.S. Rights in Tennessee Schools, 1987; The Surgery Center, Knoxville; Director Council for the Advancement and Sup­ Achievements/Publications: Charter Department of Education Graduate and 1980 Supplement to the Tennessee Law of Career Services since 1984. port of Education. Member of the Knoxville Chapter, Ameri­ of Crimes; "Search and Seizure" Chap­ Professional Opportunities Program can Society of Women Accountants. ter, Tennessee Law of Criminal Proce­ 1983, 1984, and Field Reader Law Achievements/Publications: Member, Achievements/Publications: dure; Co-Editor, Appellate Practice in School Clinical Experience Program Board of Directors: Southeast Law Association of American Law Schools Tennessee; Speaker, Seminars on the 1987; Member, Board of Directors, Placement Consortium, since 1984; Section on Institutional Advancement; Law for Teachers and Student Teachers; Knoxville Legal Aid Society; Big Board of Advisors, Knox Area Urban Board of Directors, Volunteers of Ameri­ Member, Board of Directors: Tennessee Brothers-Big Sisters of Knoxville. League Law Internship Program, ca Emergency Family Shelter of Knox­ Young Lawyers Conference, 1984-87; 1986-87; Coordinator, Mid-South Law ville; Iowa Young Leadership Council. The Florence Crittenton Agency; and Placement Consortium, 1987, 1988 and The Knoxvile Legal Education Center. 1989; NOQ'linating Committee, National Associationfor Law Placement, 1988-89; Brochure and Mailing Chair, Southeastern Minority Job Fair, 1989.

15 Adjunct Faculty JOHANNA J. McGLOTHLIN JOHN A. WALKER Assistant Professor of Law Associate Professor of Law Education: B.S., 1969, J.D., 1984, Education: A.B., 1963, Duke; J.D., 1966, M. DOUGLAS CAMPBELL University of Tennessee. Columbia. Assistant Professor of Law Education: B.S., 1984, J.D., 1987 Experience: General Practice. Experience: General Practice. University of Tennessee. TIMOTHY M. McLEMORE KAY EVANS WENINGER Experience: General Practice. Assistant Professor of Law Assistant Professor of Law Education: B.A., 1983, Carson Newman Education: B.A., 1964, Wichita State RICHARD J. CORSINI College; J.D., 1986, University of Ten­ University; M.A., 1966. University of Assistant Professor of Law nessee. South Dakota; J.D., 1977, University of Education: B.A., 1974, Vanderbilt Tennessee. University; J.D., 1985, University of Ten­ Experience: General Practice. nessee. Experience: General Practice. DONALD F. PAINE Experience: Law Clerk, Tennessee State Professor of Law PENNY JO WHITE Supreme Court. Edilcation: B.A., 1961 , M.A., 1963, J.D., Associate Professor of Law 1963, University of Tennessee. Education: B.S. , 1978, East Tennessee CHARLES W. B. FELS State University; J.D., 1981 , University Associate Professor of Law Experience: Assistant Professor, Univer­ of Tennessee; L.l.M., 1987, Geor­ Education: B.A., 1965, Stanford Univer­ sity of Tennessee College of Law, getown University Law Center. 1966-70; General Practice; Adjunct sity; M.A., 1971, J.D. . 1974, Vanderbilt University. Professor of Law, University of Tennes­ Experience:Associate Professor, Crimi­ see and Vanderbilt University; Member, nal Justice Department, Tennessee State Experience: Assistant United States At­ American Law Institute; Fellow, Ameri­ University; Supervising Attorney and torney, Nashville, Tennessee; Litigation can College of Trial Lawyers. Clinical Instructor, Georgetown Univer­ Practice, Australia; Assistant District At­ sity Criminal Justice Clinic; General torney, Knoxville, Tennessee; Assistant ROBERT E. PRYOR Practice. United States Attorney, Knoxville, Ten­ Professor of Law nessee; Private Practice. Education: B.A., 1966, J.D., 1969, Emeriti Faculty University of Tennessee. JAMES L. GARDNER R. Macdonald Gray, A.B., J.D. Assistant Professor of Law Experience: General Practice; College of Professor of Law Education: A.B., 1973, Harvard, J.D., Trial Advocacy Faculty, 1978-85, 1987. James C. Kirby, Jr., B.A., J.D., LL.M. 1985, Yale. Professor of Law THOMAS S. SCOTT, JR. Forrest W. Lacey, A.B., LL.B., LL.M., Experience: General Practice. Professor of Law S.J.D. Ed ucation: B.A., 1961 , Maryville Col­ Professor of Law JAMES R. LaFEVOR lege; J.D., 1967, University of Ten­ Charles H. Miller, A.B., J.D. Professor of Law nessee. Professor of Law Education: B.A., 1968, Middle Tennes­ Elvin E. Overton, Ph.B., J.D., S.J.D. see State University; J.D., 1974, Univer­ Experience: General Practice; College of Alumni Distinguished Professor of Law sity of Tennessee. Trial Advocacy Faculty, 1978-85, 1987. and Secretary of the College of Law Toxey H. Sewell, B.S., J.D., LL.M. Experience: Director of Litigation, Knox­ JOSEPH M. TIPTON Professor of Law ville Legal Aid Sodety; General Practice. Professor of Law William H. Wicker, A.B., LL.B., Education: B.S., 1969, J.D., 1971, LL.M., LL.D. JUDY PINKSTON McCARTHY University of Tennessee. Dean Emeritus of the College of Law and Assistant Professor of Law Professor of Law Education: B.A., 1966, Michigan State Experience: General Practice; Collegeof University; M.S., 1973, J.D., 1982, Trial Advocacy Faculty 1982-85, 1987. University of Tennessee.

Experience: General Practice.

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JOHN GREGORY ADDISON STACY L. ARMSTRONG JULIA CHRISTIE AUER MARY F. BARKLEY TERESA B. BASS Memphis, Tennessee Gallatin, Tennessee Johnson City, Tennessee Chattanooga, Tennessee Chattanooga, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Dean's List; Student Bar Association; Dean's List; Tennessee High School Student Bar Association; Tennessee American Jurisprudence Awards in Civil John Green Scholarship; Dean's List. Tennessee High School Mock Trial Com­ Mock Trial Competition, law student ad­ High School Mock Trial Competition, law Procedure I and II; Tennessee Law Scholastic Background: B.A., magna petition, law student advisor; Class of visor; Student Bar Association. student advisor. Review; Dean's List; John W. Green cum laude, in Economics, University of 1990 Development Council; intramural Scholarship; H. L. Hendricks Scholar­ Scholastic Background: B.S. in Bio­ Scholastic Background: B.A.,summa Tennessee at Chattanooga, 1984; sports. ship; Student Bar Association; WEST­ medical Engineering, Vanderbilt Univer­ cum laude, in History and Political Dean's List, 1982-1 984; Alpha Scholas­ LAW and LEXIS training. Scholastic Background: B. B.A., cum sity, 1986; James Geddes Academic Science, East Tennessee State Univer­ tic Society; Golden Key National Honor laude, in Marketing, Arran Fogleman Scholarship; Society of Women En­ sity, 1987. Phi Kappa Phi, honor society; Scholastic Background: Graduate Society; Omicron Delta Epsilon. eco­ College of Business and Economics, gineers, treasurer; High School Out­ Alpha Lambda Delta and Gamma Beta Courses in Business. Manchester Busi­ nomics honor society; highest depart­ Memphis State University; Gamma Beta reach; Alpha Lambda Delta; Phi Eta Phi, service honor societies; Pi Delta Phi, ness School, Manchester, U.K., 1987; mental honors in economics. Sigma. French honor society; Faculty Award: B.S., honors, Business Administration, Phi; Alpha Lambda Delta; Phi Eta Sigma; Work Experience: Summer Associate, Dr. William M. Scholl Scholarship; Early Most Outstanding Foreign Language University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, Work Experience: Summer Associate. 1988 and 1989, and Litigation Legal Scholars Program; Student Court Student, 1985; Alumni Association Management Society, secretary/ Streich, Lang, Weeks & Cardon, Phoe­ 1986; Assistant, 1984-87, Miller & Martin, Chat­ Justice; Student Government Associa­ Award for academic excellence, 1985 treasurer. nix, Arizona, 1989; Lab Worker, Vander­ tanooga; Tennessee Valley Authority, tion, senator; Midwest Model United Na­ and 1986; Student Government Associ­ bilt University Molecular Biology Lab, Work Experience: Summer Associate. Purchasing Department. 1979-83: Siskin tions, delegate. ation, student court. 1 986; Coordinator for Student Work Pro­ Alston & Bird, Atlanta, and Vinson & Memorial Foundation, 1978-79; WTVC Work Experience: Summer Associate, gram, Vanderbilt University Dining Serv­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Mon­ Elkins, Houston, 1989; Summer Associ­ Television, 1977-1978; WDEF-TV/Radio, McDonnell, Boyd, Smith & Solmson, ices, 1984-85; Office Worker, tague and Reagan, Knoxville, Summer ate, Baker, Worthington, Crossley, Stans­ 1971-1977. & 1988-present; Receptionist, E.T.S.U. & Memphis, 1989; Law Clerk, Gentry, Tip­ Engineering Registrar Dean of Stu· berry Woolf, Knoxville, 1988; Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible ton, Kizer & Little, Knoxville, Summer dents, 1982-85; Grader, Computer University Center OHice, Fal1 1986-1987; Billing/Legal Secretary, Luther, Ander­ 1988; Customer Sales Representative, Science Department, 1983-84. Receptionist, Inter-Mountain Security son. Cleary, Ruth & Speed, Chatta­ Location Preferred: Flexible Dillard's Department Store, Memphis; Agency, 1986; various campus part-time nooga, March-June 1987; Billing/Legal Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Customer Sales Representative, Dreifus jobs during undergraduate work. Secretary, Speed & Wheat, Chatta­ Jewelers, Memphis; Zap Mail Coordina­ Location Preferred: Flexible nooga, January 1986-March 1987; Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible tor. Federal Express (through Olsten Runner/Legal Secretary, Buhrman & Services.) Location Preferrred: Southeast Speed. Chattanooga, April 1984- January 1986. Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation and business but flexible Legal Pract ice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred : Memphis, Nash­ Location Preferred: Flexible ville, Knoxville

18 JOHN A. A. BELLAMY KAREN RENEE BORING SUSAN KAY BRADLEY MARK K. BRASWELL SHAUN BROWN Kingsport, Tennessee Atlanta, Georgia Nashville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Jackson, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Dean's List; Academic Review Board; American Jurisprudence Award in Crimi­ Dean's List; American Bar Association/ Dean's List; Arthur B. Hyman Scholar­ Client Counseling Moot Court Team; Ad­ Student Bar Association; Phi Delta Phi, nal Law; Student Bar Association, Law Student Division; Student Bar As­ ship; Knoxville American Inn of Court; vocates' Prize Moot Court Competition; vice president; Class of 1990 Develop­ representative-at-large; Student Discipli­ sociation; Tennessee High SchoolMock AmericanJurisprudence Award in Writ­ Moot Court Board; Student Bar Associ­ ment Council. nary Board. Trial Competition, law student advisor; ing & Oral Advocacy; Phi Delta Phi, ation, treasurer; Academic Review WESTLAW and LEXIS training. Board; Tennessee High School Mock Scholastic Background: B.A.,summa Scholastic Background: B.A., honors, magister, exchequer, Tennessee High Trial Competition, law student advisor; cum laude, with honors in Independent in Psychology, University of Tennessee, Scholastic Background: B.A. in Pub­ School MockTrial Competition, law stu­ American Bar Association/Law Student Studies in Classics and English, King 1987; Dean's lJst; Golden Key National lic Relations and Recreation, Western dent advisor; Student Bar Association. Division. College, Bristol, TN; Student!Facu�y Honor -Society; Psi Chi, honor society; Kentucky University, 1983; University of Lecturer; Tau Beta Kappa, honor so· Campus Entertainment Board; Theatrical Tennessee, 1979-80; varsity tennis team, Scholastic Background: B.A., magna Scholastic; Background: B.S. in Busi­ ciety; varsity tennis. Students Association; 1987 Resident As- ' 1980-83; Fred Kirchner Outstanding Fe­ cum laude, in History and Political ness Administration with Public Adminis­ male Recreation Student, nominee, Science, University of Tennessee, 1986; tration major, University of Tennessee, Work Experience: Summer Associate, sistant Hall of Fame. 1983. College Scholars Honors Program; Pi 1987; National Legislative Interest Hunter, Smith & Davis. Kingsport, 1989; Work Experience: Summer Associate, Sigma Alpha, political science honorary, Group; Financial Management Associa· Staff, Bill Case Products, 1988-present; Exxon Corporation, Houston, 1989; Work Experience: Law Clerk, John­ president; Debate Team; Academic lion; Alpha Tau Omega, fraternity; Out­ Latin Teacher. Virginia High School, Summer Associate, Judge Advocate ston, Drolsum, Story and Allen, Franklin, Review Board; PUBLICATION: Conser­ standing Young Men of America, 1987. 1985-87; Affiliate Broker, Century 21 , General's Office, Malpractice Division, Tennessee, Summers 1988 and 1989; va tive Pragmatism Versus Liberal Prin­ 1983. San Antonio, Texas, 1988; Assistant Lab Assistant. Specialized Assays, Nash­ Work Experience: Summer Associate, ciples: Warren E. Burger on the Head Resident, Department of Resi­ ville, 1985-87, Summer 1988; Public Re­ Waring Cox, Memphis, 1989; Research Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Suppression of Evidence, 1956-86, 20 dence Halls, 1988-present;Graduate As­ lations Assistant, United States Assistant, U.T. College of Law, Profes­ Creighton L. Rev. 789-831 (1987). Location Preferred: Upper East Ten­ sistant, 1987-88; Resident Assistant, Professional Tennis Association, Tampa, sor Mutter, 1988-present; Sales Associ­ nessee, Southwest Virginia 1985-87. Florida, 1984-85. Work Experience: Summer Associate, ate. Hess's Department Store, Knoxville, Kirkpatrick & Lockhart, Pittsburgh, Penn­ 1985-1 988; SalesAssoci ate, Goldsmith 's Legal Practice Emphasis: Criminal, Legal Practice Emphasis: General sylvania, 1989; Summer Associate, Walt, Department Store, Jackson, TN, 1984. medical malpractice practice Dyer and James, Knoxville, 1988; Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Prefe rred: Flexible Location Preferred: Tennessee Teaching Assistant, Spring 1989; Research Assistant, Professor Carl A. Location Preferred: Tennessee, but Pierce, 1988; Assistant Manager, flexible 1986-87, and Purchasing Agent, 1982-86, ComputerLand of Knoxville.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Civil and corporate law, litigation.

Location Preferred: Flexible

19 WILLIAM L. BROWN JOHN B. BUNNELL KEITH H. BURROUGHS JOEL A. CANNON ANTHONY P. CAPPIELLO, JR. Hampton, Virginia Clarksville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Orangeburg, South Carolina Knoxville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association; Tennessee American Jurisprudence Award in Crimi­ American Jurisprudence Award in Con­ Christian Legal Society; Student Bar As· Student Bar Association, president; High School Mock Trial Competition, law nal Law; Student Bar Association; tracts I; Phi Alpha Delta, legal fraternity; sociation. Jenkins Trial Competition, semifinalist; intramural athletics. American Bar Association/ student advisor; intramural sports. Graduate Student Association represen­ Scholastic Background: B.A. in Politi· tative, 1989-90; American Bar Associa­ Law Student Division, representative; Scholastic Background: B.S. in Crimi­ Scholastic Background: Masters of cal Science. Baylor University, May tion/Law Student Division. Probate and ABA/LSD Bronze Key Award; Notre nal Justice . , Accountancy, University of Tennessee, 1987; Dean's List; Pi Sigma Alpha. na­ Real Property Section. Dame 1988 Summer Law Program. Lon­ Norfolk, Virginia, 1987. 1985; B.S., high honors, in Business Ad· tional political science honor society. don; Who's Who Among Law Students, Scholastic Background: M.S.P. in ministration, major in Accounting, Work Experience: Law Clerk, Arnett, Work Experience: Law Clerk. Attorney 1989. Planning, University of Tennessee, 1988; University of Tennessee. 1984. Beta Draper & Hagood, Knoxville, Summer Thomas Monceret. Knoxville, May Student Research Award. B.S. cum Alpha Psi, accounting fraternity, vice· Scholastic Background: B.S. in Eco­ 1988; Intern, Hampton Commonwealth's 1989-present; Sherwin Williams Co.. laude , in Political Science/Urban Affairs president, 1983-84; Guy L LaChine nomics and Mathematics, Vanderbilt Attorney's Office, 1986; Reference Clerk, 1976-82: Store Manager, 1979-82; Store & Regional Development), Austin Peay Award for Accounting Professionalism , University, 1986; Student Government William and Mary Law Library, 1986; Credit Manager, 1978·79; Sales Associ· State University, Clarksville, 1979; Phi 1984; Stephen R. Trotter Memorial Association, president; Community AI· Roofer, Flowe Painting and Roofing ate, 1976-78. Kappa Phi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Phi Scholarship, 1985; Honorable Mention fairs Board; Alumni Class Officer. Stu· Company, Summers of 1982·86. Alpha Thea, history honorary; Pi Kappa for Beta Alpha Psi National Graduate Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible dent Senate: speaker; junior; Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Alpha; Tennessee Intercollegiate Press. Manuscript Competition. 1985. Location Preferred: Southeast sophomore, and freshman representa­ tive. International Directory of Distin­ Location Preferred: Flexible president; Student Government Associa· Work Experience: Full-Time Law Clerk, guished Young Leadership, 1986; lion, senator and cabinet member; Order Gentry, Tipton, Kizer & Little, January Outstanding Young Men of America, of Kentucky Colonels. 1987 to September 1988 and May 1987. Work Experience: Legal Non-commis­ 1989-present; Graduate Teaching Assis· sioned Officer, 844th Engineer Battalion tant, Instructor of Accounting Principles. Work Experience: Law Clerk, Shanks (Cbt)(Hv), Knoxville, 1986-present; Night University of Tennessee, 1984-85. and Blackstock, Knoxville. June 1989-present; Real Estate Broker. Auditor, Vols Inn, Knoxville, 1985-86; Legal Practice Emphasis: Corporate, 1988-present; Senate Clerk, 95th Graduate Research Assistant, Oak tax. estate planning Ridge National Laboratory, 1981-83; General Assembly, Tennessee: Governor's Task Force on High Technol­ Location Preferred: Southeast Judiciary, Energy & Natural Resources. ogy, 1982; Energy Technology Analyst, and Education Committees. 1987; Cam­ Tennessee Energy Authority, 1979-80. paign Manager, Senator Randy McNally, 5th District, 1986; Real Estate Affiliate Legal Practice Emphais: Flexible Broker, 1983-88; President, New South Location Preferred: Flexible Investment Corporation, 1984-present.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Real estate and property law; corporate law

Location Preferred: Flexible

20 GARY CARPENTIER JOHN E. CASE VANCE W. CHEEK, JR. PETER A. CLARK WILFRED S. CLELLAND Old Westbury, New York Rogersville, Tennessee Johnson City, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: JD/MBA, May 1990 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Highestgrade in Advanced BusinessAs­ Student Discipline Specialist, 1989-90; Federalist Society; Student Advisor; Aca· Student Bar Association; American Bar Law School Honors and Activities: sociations; College of Business Adminis­ Student Bar Association; Student Dis­ demic Review Board; Student Bar As­ Association/Law Student Division; in· American Bar Association/Law Student tration, graduate teaching assistant! ciplinary Board, since 1987, chairman. sociation; intramurals. tramural athletics; Tennessee High Division; Student Bar Association; in· lecturer; Research Associate to Dr. 1988-89. School Mock Trial Competition, law stu· tramural athletics. Scholastic Background: B.S., magna Ndiva Kofele-Kale in Securities Regula· dent advisor. Scholastic Background: B.S. in Busi­ cum laude, in Political Science, East Scholastic Background: B.A., honors, lion; Securities, Commodities and Ex­ ness Administration, University of Ten­ Tennessee State University; Dean's List; Scholastic Background: B.S., high in Psychology, minor in Anthropology, change Committee of The Administrative nessee, 1987. Outstanding Young Men of America; Na­ honors, in Criminal Justice, minor in University of Tennessee, 1986; National Law and Regulatory Practice Section of tional Dean's List; Pi Kappa Phi, social Business, Ferris State University, 1983; Alumni Scholarship. the ABA, studentliaison; Career Services Work Experience: U.T. Department of fraternity; Alpha Lambda Delta, honor Certification from the Michigan Law En· Committee, student member; Student Residence Halls: Assistant Hall Director, Work Experience: Law Clerk, Morrison, society; Gamma Beta Phi, honor society; forcement Officers Training Council; Al­ Bar Association, at-large representative; 1989-present; Graduate Assistant to Morrison, Tyree & Dunn, Knoxville, Pi Sigma Alpha Society; Omicron Delta pha Sigma Chi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Student Government Association, sena­ Conference Director, Summer 1988; 1987·1988; Law Clerk, Lusk & Carter, Kappa, leadership society; Order of A.A.S., honors, in Law Enforcement, tor; University Film Committe; WUOT-FM Conference Clerk, Summer 1987; Senior Chattanooga, Summer 1987; Student Omega. Jackson Community College, 1981. Jazz Programming Coordinator; Univer­ Resident Assistant, Hess Hall, 1987-88; Manager of University Center, Knoxville, sity Equestrian Club. Resident Assistant, 1986-88. Work Eltperlence: Law Clerk, U.S. Dis· Work Experience: Manager of Investi­ 1982·87. gations, Service Merchandise, Nashville, Legal Practice Emphasis: Tax, com­ trict Attorney General David Crockett. Legal Practice Emphasis: Corporate Scholastic Background: M.B.A. in September 1984-July 1987; Loss mercial/business Johnson City, Summer 1989; Law Clerk, law, but flexible Marketing and Research Methods, McKinnon. Fowler, Fox. & Taylor, John­ Prevention Manager, Montgomery Ward Hofstra University, Long Island, New Location Preferred: Southeast son City, 1987-88; Assistant Mortgage Company, Grand Rapids, Michigan, Location Preferred: Flexible York, 1981; B.A., magna cum laude, Officer, Home Federal Savings & Loan June 1983-September 1984. Hofstra University, 1979; Dean's List; Association of Upper East Tennessee, Legal Practice Emphasis: Corporate Honor Roll; Washington and Lee Univer· 1985-87. sity Bicentennial Speakers Bureau. and administrative law, real estate, and Legal Practice Emphasis: Corporate, litigation Work Experience: Law Clerk, City of contract, and tort law Knoxville Law Director, Summer, 1989; Location Preferred : Tennessee,South· Staff . U.S. House of Representatives Location Preferred: Upper East Ten· east Subcommittee on Telecommunications nessee and Finance: Washington, D.C.; Produc­ tion Executive, ORION Pictures Corpo· ration, Los Angeles, California. Legal Practice Emphasis: Securities law, negotiation and commercial law Location Preferred: Los Angeles, New York, Washington, DC

21 ROBERT MAYNARD COHEN ANDRE COURE' LARRY E. DAVIDSON, II ROBERT R. DAVIES TAMARA L. DAVIS Rockford, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Union City, Tennessee Anthony, Kansas

Date of Graduation: December 1989 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Scholastic Background: B.E. in Civil Law School Honors and Activities: American Jurisprudence Award in Con­ Student Bar Association, at-large Dean's List; 1987 John W. Green Engineering, Vanderbilt University, Dean's List; John W. Green Scholarship; tracts I; Dean's List; H.L. Hendricks representative; Black Law Students As­ Scholarship, 1988-89; Knoxville Bar As­ 1987; American Society of Civil En­ Tennessee Law Review; Publication:

Memorial Scholarship; Dean's Advisory · sociation (BLSA), first-year representa­ sociation Award for Scholastic Achieve­ gineers; Chi Epsilon, engineering honor Note, Constitutional Law-Fourteenth Council; Student Bar Association, repre­ tive, 1987-88, and president. 1988-89; ment; West Publication Award for society; varsity basketball, 1983-85. Amendment Right to Due Process­ sentative; American Bar Association/Law Tennessee High School Mock Trial Com­ Scholastic Achievement; American Notice to Estate Creditors Under State Work Experience: Summer Associate, Student Division; intramural athletics. petition, law student advisor. Jurisprudence Awards in Torts I, Legal Nonclaim Statutes, 56 Te nn. L. Stewart, Estes & Donnell, Nashville, Process. and Torts II; Student Bar As­ Rev. 1988); American Scholastic Background: B.S. in Busi­ Scholastic Background: B.A. in Com­ 1989; Law Clerk, Pryor, Flynn, Priest & sociation; intramural athletics. Jurisprudence Award for Appellate Ad­ ness Administration, Tusculum College, munications, Xavier University, Loui­ Harber, Knoxville, 1988-89; Head Ten­ vocacy; Vinson & Elkins Law Review 1987: Georgia Institute of Technology, siana; Student Government Association, Scholastic Background: B.S. in Politi· nis Pro, Congress Lake Country Club, Prize; Student Bar Association; Class of 1969-72, mathematics major. Cultural Committee, chairman; The cal Science, Vanderbilt University, 1987, Canton, OH, 1987; Tennis Pro, Fairlawn 1990 Development Council; Knoxville Xavier University Theatre Guild: Dean's minor equivalent in Economics; Ameri­ Country Club, Akron, OH, 1983-86; Golf Work Experience: Law Clerk, Costner American Inn of Court. List; Time Merit Scholarship; Greater & Greene, Maryville, 1988-present; can Political Science Association. Course Construction, Barker Brothers, New Orleans Broadcasters Scholarship. Union City, TN, 1979-82. Scholastic Background: B.S. in Owner, Smoky Mountain Appaloosas. Work Experience: Summer Associate, Finance, Wichita State University, 1980-present; Department Manager, Work Experience: Summer Associate, Vinson & Elkins, Houston, TX, and Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation, Wichita, KS, May 1985; A.A. in Legal Maryville Wholesale Supply, 1986-87; Government Accountability Project. Waller, Lansden, Dortch & Davis, Nash­ products liability, patent, copyright & Assistance, Wichita State University, General Manager, Horton Feed and Washington, D.C., 1989; Student Attor­ ville, 1989; Teaching Assistant, Legal trademark Wichita. KS, December 1983. Seed, 1985; Store Manager, Stefano's ney, University of Tennessee Office of Process I, Spring 1989; Summer Associ· Location Preferred: Nashville and Wesl, 1982-85. Student Counduct, 1988-89; Associate ate, Bass, Berry and Sims, Nashville, Work Experience: Summer Associate, Knoxville Producer for WLAE-TV, New Orleans, 1988; Assistant Manager, Consolidated Paine, -Swi ney & Tarwater. Knoxville. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Louisiana, 1985 ; Guest Services Theaters, Nashville, 1985-86; various 1989; Legislative Aide, Delegate Ford C. Location Preferred: Flexible Representative, Opryland Hotel, Nash­ other employment to finance education. Quillen, Richmond, VA, 1985-87; Legal ville, TN; Customer Service Representa­ Assistant, Quillen, Hamilton & Scott. Gate Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible tive, Corroon & Black Insurance Brokers, City, VA, 1985-87; Legal Assistant. Nashville, TN; Military Police Officer, Location Preferred: Flexible Hershberger, Patterson, Jones & Roth, Michigan Army National Guard, Wichita, KS, 1982-84. 1978-82. Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation, Legal Practice Emphasis: Civil prac­ business/corporate tice, but flexible, with special Interest in Location Preferred: Flexible labor and communications law

Location Preferred: Flexible

22 WILLIAM RAY DEARING MICHAEL R. DILLON, CPA SHERRY D. DOUGHERTY SANDRA A. DRAPER JANET EDWARDS Chattanooga, Tennessee Plantation, Florida Kingsport, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Lima. New York

Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: December 1989 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: December 1991

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Federalist Society, president; Phi Alpha Dean's List; Student Bar Association. Christian Legal Society, treasurer; Stu· Student Bar Association; Cultural Affairs Student Bar Association. Delta, vice justice; Law Students for Life, dent Bar Association; intramural ath· Board; American Bar Association/Law Scholastic Background: Candidate for Scholastic Background: B.S .. honors, vice president; Ch ristian Legal Society; letics. Student Division. Masters of Accountancy, University of in Social Science. Nazareth College of Student Bar Association; intramural ath­ Tennessee. August 1989; B.S .. magna Scholastic Background: B.S .• summa Scholastic Background: B.A. in En· Rochester, New York, 1979; Pi Gamma letics; 'The Federalist Paper'. editor in cum laude. in Accounting, Florida State cum laude, in Music Education, East glish/literature, University of Tennessee. Mu A.A.S., honors, in Nursing, Commu­ chief. University, 1985; Beta Alpha Psi and · Tennessee State University, Johnson 1986; Frederick T. Bonham Scholarship; nity College of the Finger Lakes. Canan· Scholastic Background: Oxford Beta Gamma Sigma. honor societies; City. 1977; Dean's List; American As· University of Tennessee Scholarship; daigua. New York, 1973. University. Oxford England. Study of Coopers and Lybrand Outstanding sociation of University Professors, Out· Commission for Blacks, chancellor ap· Work Experience: Registered Nurse, Comparative Law Systems, E.E.C.; B.S .. Junior Majoring in Accounting Award. standing Student Award, 1977; pointment; National Legislative Interest Medical Intensive Care Unit, Highland magna cum laude, in Political Science. Florida State University, Spring 1984. Outstanding Music Student, 1976; Out­ Group; Alpha Kappa Alpha, president; Hospital. Rochester, New York, 1975-78; University of Tennessee. Chattanooga; standing Student Teacher, 1976·77; University Chorus. Work Experience: Law Clerk, McCord Medical/Surgical Intensive Care Unit, Student Government Association, presi­ Who's Who; Alpha Lambda Delta; Delta & Weaver, Knoxville, May 1988-present; Work Experience: Law Clerk, Kennerly. Cuba Memorial Hospital, Cuba, New dent and senator; Honor Court. justice; Omicron, music fraternity, president; Staff Accountant/Auditor, Arthur Young Montgomery & Finley, Knoxville, May York, 1973-75; Nurse'sAide. Thompson Dean's List; Political Science Honor So­ ETSU Music Educators National Confer· and Company. Ft. Lauderdale, Flordia, 1989-present; Law Clerk, Cox and Memorial Hospital, Canandaigua. ciety; Who's Who Among College Stu­ ence. president; Phi Kappa Phi. January 1986-July 1987; Certified Pub· Fields, Memphis, Summer 1988; Staff 1971-73. dents; Pi Kappa Alpha. rush, social & lie Accountant, Florida Institute of Certi· Work Experience: Law Clerk, Attorney Assistant, Senator Albert Gore, Jr., scholarship chairman; Intern for Tennes­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Health lied Public Accountants; Student Les Bailey, Kingsport, 1988·89; wood· United States Senate. Knoxville, 1987; see General Assembly (94th) U.T. Na­ related Assistant/Auditor. Office of the Auditor working for private construction. Sum· Public Service Director/Disc Jockey, tional Alumni Association; Chancellor's General, Division 1623, Tallahassee. mer 1988; Percussion Instructor. WKGN Radio. Knoxville. 1987. Location Preferred: Southeast Roundtable. Florida, Fall 1985; various part-time jobs Southwest Virginia. Summers; Instructor. Legal Practice Emphasis: Media. en· Work Experience: Summer Associate. during undergraduate work. Spirit of America Marching Band Per· tertainment, copyright. contract Stophel & Stophel, P.C. and Leitner. forming Tour of Europe. 1985; Band Legal Practice Emphasis: Tax Warner. Moffitt . Williams, Dooley, Car­ Director, Grundy Senior High School, Location Preferred: Flexible penter & Napolitan. Chattanooga. 1989; Location Preferred : Southeast or D.C. Grundy, Virginia, 1977·86; Choir Direc· Host. Television show 'Controversy', tor. Covenant Presbyterian Church. Ce· (television show) Channel 20. Knoxville. dar Bluff, Virginia. 1979·85. 1989; Assistant Produce Manager, Red Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Food Store, Chattanooga. 1981-87; Bookkeeper, Appleby Marketing Serv­ Location Preferred: Flexible ices, Chattanooga. 1985-87.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Commercial. litigation

Locat ion Preferred: South

23 JOHN F. FLOYD JOSEPH R. FORD CONSTANCE A. FRAZIER GEORGE R. GARRISON J. MICHAEL GAULDIN, CPA Nashville, Tennessee Loudon, Tennessee/Augusta, Georgia Knoxville, Tennessee Dayton, Ten nessee Dyersburg, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association; Clinic Advisory Student Bar Association; American Bar Research Assistant on InsanityDefense; Student Bar Association, representative­ Tennessee Law Review , Artides Editor; Committee; intramural athletics. Association/Law Student Division; Police Student Bar Association; Law Women; at-large, 1988-89; Ray Jenkins Mock John W. Green Scholarship; Dean's List; Ride-Along Program; intramurals, stu­ WESTLAW and LEXIS training. Trial Competition, 1989; Moot Court American Jurisprudence Awards in Con­ Scholastic Background: B.A., honors, dent advisor. Board, 1989-90; American Bar Associ­ tracts II, Appellate Advocacy and Legal in Political Science. University of Tennes­ Scholastic Background: B.A., magna ation/Law Student Division; Harold C. Profession; Student Bar Association. see. 1987; Golden Key National Honor Scholastic Background: B.S., honors, cum laude, in Psychology, University of Warner Centurion Scholarship. Society; National Student Exchange, in Business Administration, major in Tennessee; Dean' List; gymnastics Scholastic Background: B.S., high University of South Florida, 1986; Pi Finance, University of Tennessee, 1987; team, 1982-85. Scholastic Backg round: B.S .. highest honors, in Accounting, University of Ten­ Dean's List; Phi Delta Theta, fraternity. honors, in Agriculture Economics, nessee, 1985; Dean's List;' Beta Alpha Kappa Alpha, fraternity; intramural ath­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Piper, University of Tennessee, 1986; Alpha Psi, accounting fraternity; Phi Gamma letics. Law Clerk, Pryor, Waters & Witt, 1988-present; research in Work Experience: Zeta, honor fraternity; A.L. Lerdan Delta, social fraternity; Freshman Aid Summer Clerk, Flynn, Priest and Harber, Knoxville, May industrial organizational and behavioral Work Experience: Scholarship. Coordination Team. Manier, Herod, Hollabaugh & Smith, 1988-present; Runner, Yancey, Webb, neurophysiology and psychology, Nashville, 1989; Summer Associate, and Jackson, Knoxville, 1986-87. 1985-87; Teacher' Aide, Lakeshore Work Experience: Assistant Credit Work Experience: Summer Associate, Trabue, Sturdivant & Dewitt, Nashville, Mental Health Institute, 1987; Advertis­ Manager, Clayton Corporation, Decem­ Hunton & Williams, Knoxville, and Waller, Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation 1988; David & John Floyd's Lawn Care ing Assistant, Summer 1983; U.T. Pub­ ber 1986-August 1987. Lansden, Dortch and Davis, Nashville, Service, Nashville, 1980-87. Location Preferred : Flexible lic Relations Office and U. T. Psychology Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible 1989; Law Clerk, Bernstein, Susano & Office through Work Study Program, Stair, Knoxville, 1988; CPA Audit & Tax, Litigation Location Preferred : Southeast Legal Practice Emphasis: 1982-87; Bartender, 1984-88. Peat, Marwick, Main & Co. , Nashville, Location Preferred: Southeast August 1985-August 1987; Congres­ Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: sional Intern, Congressman Ed Jones, Location Preferred: Flexible Washington, Summer 1984; Accounting Clerk, Forcum Lannom Assoc., Inc., Dyersburg, Summers 1982-83.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred : Flexible

24 MICHAEL E. GIFFIN JEFFREY S. GOETHE ROBIN J. GORDON ROBERT L. GORHAM DONNA L. GRAHAM Manchester, Tennessee Maryville, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Richmond, Virginia

Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association; intramural ath­ Student Bar Association. Student Bar Association, Election Com­ Dean's List; Student Bar Association; American JurisprudenceAward in Torts mittee, chairman; American Bar Associ­ High School Mock Trial Competition, law I; Harold C. Warner Scholarship; Student letics. Scholastic Background: B.A. in His­ ation/Law Student Division; Alpha student advisor; Moot Court Board, vice Bar Association; Law Women; in­ Scholastic Background: B.S. in Politi­ tory, Maryville College, 1986; Presiden­ Epsilon Pi, advisor. chairperson; Ray Jenkins Trial Compe­ tramurals. cal Science, Middle Tennessee State, tial Scholar; Dean's List; David C. King tition; Cumberland School of Law, Sam­ Murfreesboro; Dean's List; Gamma Beta Award; Outstanding Seniors, one of five Scholastic Background: B.S., honors, Scholastic Background: M.A., honors, ford University, 1987-88: Dean's List; full Phi, honor society; Prelaw Society; Law selected. in Finance, University of Tennessee. in Political Science, University of Rich­ academic scholarship. 1986; Gamma Beta Phi, honor society, mond, thesis: 'State Legislative Veto;' Pi and Government Club; Young Republi­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Norton treasurer; Alpha Epsilon Pi, member­ Scholastic Background: B.A. in En­ cans; M.T.S.U. Debate Team, invitation and Luhn, P.C., Knoxville, February Sigma Alpha; B.A., honors, in Political at-large. glish, University of Tennessee, 1986; declined. 1989-present; Law Clerk, Nicholson, Science, Randolph-Macon College; Dean's List. Dean's List; Phi Kappa Sigma; William Work Experience: Head Stockman, Brown and Garner, Maryville, 1988; Work Experience: Law Clerk, Leibowitz E. Harding Scholarship. Wai-Mart Stores, Inc., Manchester, United States Army Reserves, Personnel & Cohen, Knoxville January 1989- Work Experience: Summer Associate, 1985-87; Stocker. Red Food Stores, Inc., Administration Specialist, December present; Account Representative, McNair Law Firm, Columbia, SC, 1989; Work Experience: Summer Associate, Manchester. 1982-83; Life Insurance 1986-present; Resident Assistant and TeleAmerica, 1988-present; Operations Law Clerk, Leibowitz & Cohen, Knoxville, Trabue, Sturdivant and DeWitt, Nash­ Agent, 1984-86. Staff Assistant, Maryville College, August Manager, South Central Pay Tele­ June-December 1988; various employ­ ville, 1989; Law Clerk, McCampbell & 1984-May 1986; History Department phones, Inc., Nashville, 1986-87; Retail ment to finance undergraduate studies Young, Knoxville, 1988; Consultant, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Assistant, Maryville College, August Store Manager, A to Z Office Supplies, (30 hours weekly) including remodeling AMF Arbitration Dispute, 1987-88; Social Location Preferred: Flexible 1984-May 1985; other part-time and Inc., Hendersonville, Summers 1983-85. and building small additions to houses, Studies Teacher and Coach, Henrico landscaping, roofing, bartending and summer jobs to help finance education. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible County Public Schools, 1981-87; Assis­ valet parking for private parties. tant, University of Tennessee Law Legal Practice Emphasis: Property, in­ Location Preferred: Southeast, Texas Library, 1987; Legislative Aide Intern, surance defense Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible with litigation emphasis Virginia General Assembly, 1981. Location Preferred: Knoxville, Nash­ Civil liti­ ville or Tampa Bay area Location Preferred: South Legal Practice Emphasis: gation Location Preferred: Southeast

25 L. DIANNA HABIB LISA l. HALES JAKE HARDISON, JR. WILSON L. HARPE TAMARA K. HART Sanford, North Carolina Memphis, Tennessee Columbia, South Carolina Knoxville, Tennessee Elizabethton, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Law School Honors and Activities: law School Honors and Activities: law School Honors and Actlvltes: Law School Honors and Activities: law School Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association. Tennessee Law Review , student materi­ Tennessee Law Review. Black Law Stu­ Research Assistant to Professor Carl 1988-89 Craven Constitutional Law Moot als editor; Law Library Reference dents Association; Student Bar Associ­ Pierce. Court Team; Moot Court Board; Advo­ Scholastic Background: Graduate ation; LEXIS and WESTLAW training. cate's Prize Moot Court Competition; study (38 hours) and graduate research Department; intramural sports; Student Scholastic Backgrou nd: B.A. in His­ Bar Association; Academic Review Dean's List; Student Bar Association; in­ assistant, University of Tennessee Scholastic Background: B.A. in Politi­ tory, University of Tennessee; Dean's Board. tramural football; LEXIS and WESTLAW Department of Political Science, cal Science, University of South Carolina, List; Student Government Association; training. 1983-84; B.A. (double major) History Scholastic Background: B.A., honors, Columbia, 1978. Chess Club. Memphis State University, and Political Science, Elon College, in Psychology, University of Tennessee. one year; Dean's List; Jacksonville State Scholastic Background: B.S. in Com­ Work Experience: Summer Intern, University, one year. munications, University of . Tennessee. 1981; Pi Gamma Mu, national social 1986; Psi Chi, psychology honor society; Office of General Counsel, U.S. Dept. of science honor society; Phi Alpha Theta. Mortar Board, senior citation. 1984; Dean's Academic Review Board ,· Defense, Washington, D.C., 1989; Tem­ Work Experience: Co-owner, Historic national history honor society; National Department of Advertising; Dean's List; Work Experience: Summer Asso­ porary Clerk/Carrier. U.S. Postal Service, Home Restoration Enterprises, 1982-86; Dean's List 1979-81. Honor's Political Science. ciate, Armstrong, Allen, Prewitt. Gentry, Knoxville, Summer 1988; IBM Corpora­ Dispatcher, Tri-State Oil Tool Co., Inc., Work Experience: Clerk, University of Johnston & Holmes, Memphis, 1989; tion, Chattanooga, Tennessee, 1980-87: Venice, Louisiana, 1980-82; Recreation Work Experience: Summer Associate. Tennessee Law library, 1984-86; Assis­ Law Clerk, Haynes, Meek & Summers. library Specialist, 1980-84, and Ac­ Therapist/Psychiatric Technician, Heiskell, Donelson. Bearman. Adams & tant, League of Arab States. Washington, Knoxville, Summer 1988; University of counts Payable Specialist. 1984-87; Lakeshore Mental Health Institute, Knox­ Kirsch, Memphis, 1989; Law Clerk, Ha­ D.C., 1984; Advertising Associate, Trion Tennessee Law Library Reference De­ other experience with First National ville. 1976-80. gin, London, & Montgomery, Knoxville, Summer 1988- present; Editing Assistant Inc .. Advertising Department, 1982; partment, 1987; Fundraiser for Illinois Bank, Sunamerica Finance Corporation, legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible L.B.J. Congressional Intern. Washing­ Congressional Campaign, 1986; Resi­ and Cokesbury Bookstore, all in Colum­ for Professors J. Cook and J. Sobieski, Flexible ton, D.C., Office of Congressman dent Student Coordinator. Stokely Insti­ bia, South Carolina. Location Preferred: UT College of Law, Spring Semester Charles Whitley (0)-NC, 1980; Coun­ tute for Liberal Arts Education, 1984-87; 1988; Waitress/Bartender, Darryl's 1879, legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible selor, Johnson-Lee Community Action Resident Assistant, University of Tennes­ 1986-87; AreaSales Manager, Miller's Project, 1978-79. see Residence Halls, 1983-86. location Preferred: Flexible Dept. Stores. 1985-86; various summer and part-time jobs to help finance edu­ Legal Practice Emphasis: International legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible cation. law, but flexible location Preferred : Flexible legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred : Flexible location Preferred : Southeast

26 LAURA RULE HENDRICKS JERRY E. HOLLYFIELD EDWARD L. HOLT Knoxville, Tennessee Farragut, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Scholastic Background: B.S. in Busi­ Date of Graduation: May 1990 ness and Public Administration, with dual Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: concentration in Accounting and Finan­ Student Bar Association; Black Law Stu­ Student Bar Association: Black Law Stu­ Knoxville American Inn of Court; Na­ Police Ride-Along Program: intramural cial Management, with minor in Econom­ dents Association; Council on Legal dents Association, parliamentarian; tional Moot Court Team: Harold C. sports. ics. Clinch Valley College of the Education Opportunity, Georgetown Class of 1990 Development Council. Warner Scholarship; Dean's List: Ameri­ University of Virginia at Wise, 1977. Scholastic Background: B.A. in Crimi­ University. Summer 1987. can Jurisprudence Award in Contracts Scholastic Background: M.S. in Fore­ nal Justice, Memphis State University, I; Knoxville Auxiliary to the Tennessee Work Experience: Self-employed, Jerry Scholastic Background: B.S. in Indus­ sty (Public Administration). University of 1982; Criminal Justice Student of the Bar Association Scholarship; Student Bar E. Hollyfield & Associates (accounting trial Education, South Carolina State Col­ Tennessee, 1987; B.S. in Forestry, Year, 1981. Association. firm), 1985-present; President, Business lege, 1987. University of Tennessee. 1978; Out­ Systems Corporation of Wise, 1980-85; Work Experience: Law Clerk, United standing Young American; Presidential Scholastic Background: B.A., highest Work Experience: Law Clerk, Knoxville Comptroller 1978-80 and Staff Accoun­ States Attorney for the Eastern District of Classroom: U.S. Jaycees; Society of honors, in Liberal Arts. University of Ten­ Legal Aid Society, 1988-present: Student tant 1977-78, Cody Equipment & Sup­ Ten nessee, 1989; Law Clerk, Buxton. American Foreste rs: Alpha Phi Alpha. nessee, 1987; College Scholars major Prosecutor, University of Tennessee ply Company, Inc., Wise, Virginia; Layton, Webster and Wilkinson, Oak fraternity. with an emphasis in Political Science; Phi Office of Student Conduct, August­ Professional Baseball Player, Baltimore Ridge, 1988-89; Commissioned Officer, Beta Kappa; Phi Kappa Phi; Pi Sigma October, 1988; Law Clerk, Frank E. Work Experience: Summer Law Clerk, Baseball Club, Inc., 1972-75. United States Naval Reserve Intelligence Alpha; Chancellor's Citation of Extraor­ Cain, Jr., Attorney at Law, Bennettsville, U.S. Department of Justice, Washington, Program, 1985-present: Police Officer, dinary Professional Promise; Alvin Niel­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Tax, com­ S.C., Summer 1988. DC, 1989; Courier, Federal Express. Memphis, 1981-87; U.S. Navy Nuclear mercial, corporate. environmental sen Scholarship; Ruth Stephens Power Program, 1972-79. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Summer 1988; Teaching Assistant, Scholarship; Dean's List. Location Preferred: East Tennessee Council on Legal Education Opportunity Legal Practice Emphasis: Criminal, Location Preferred: Flexible (CLEO) Summer Institute, 1988; Forester, Work Experience: Summer Associate. general civil litigation Tennessee Department of Conservation, Reid and Priest, New York, NY, 1989; East Tennessee, U.S. Forest Service; Park Ranger, Ten­ Law Clerk, Knoxville Legal Aid Society, Location Preferred: Georgia, Florida, and South Carolina nessee Department of Conservation. 1988-89; Research Assistant for Profes­ sors Joseph Cook and John Sobieski, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible 1988; Internship, OHice of Senator Albert Location Preferred: Flexible Gore, Jr., Knoxville, Summer 1986; Research Assistant. Reading Center, College of Education. 1984-87. 1980 White House Conference on Families. elected delegate.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Knoxville. Nash­ ville, or Washington, D.C.

27 GREGORY W. HOLT JAMES D. HOLT G. TODD HOUCK DIANE T. HUTCHINS KENNETH F. IRVINE, JR. Bluff City, Tennessee Chattanooga, Tennessee Mullens, West Virginia Clarksville, TN Hopkintin, Massachusetts

Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association. representative­ Dean's List; American Jurisprudence Universijy of Akron School of Law. first­ Law Women; Tennessee High School Dean's List; Harold C. Warner Scholar­ at-large 1988-89; intramurals. Award in Legal Process and Legal year: Dean's List; invijation for law review Mock Trial Competition, law student ad­ ship; Student Bar Assocation. represen­ Profession; Moot Court Board; Knoxville tryout; U.T. Student Bar Association. visor; American Bar Association/Law tative; Moot Court Board; American Bar Scholastic Background: B.S., magna American Inn of Court, 1989-1 990; Ray Student Division. Association/Law Student Division; Ten­ cum laude, in History and Political Scholastic Background: B.A. in His­ H. Jenkins Trial Competition; Environ­ nessee Judicial Newsletter. contributing Science, East Tennessee State Univer­ tory, , 1987; Scholastic Background: B.S. summa author; Jenkins Trial Competition; Class sity; Dean's List; Faculty Award in His­ mental Law Group; ALI-ABA course of Dean's List. cum laude in Public Administration, study: Environmental Law. February of 1990 Development Council; LEXIS tory; Brown Scholarship; Phi Kappa Phi, Austin Peay State University, Clarksville, 16-18. 1989; American Bar Assoca­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Ray, and WESTLAW training; . intramural honor society; ·G amma Beta Phi, honor & 1985. tion/Law Student Division; Student Bar Farmer Eldridge, Knoxville, 1988- sports. society; Student Government Supreme present; LawClerk, D. Grove Moler & W. Work Experience: Logistics Assistant Association; Scholastic Background: B.S. in Politi­ Court and Senate; Pi Sigma Alpha Soci­ Richard Shaton, Mullens, W. VA, Sum­ Clerk, AVSCOM, Ft. Campbell, KY, cal Science and Social Science, Florida ety; Pi Kappa Phi. social lraternity; Scholastic Background: B.A. in Phys­ mer 1988; Ashland Exploration's Sum­ 1987-88; Law Clerk, Finkelstein, Kern, State University, 1987. MENSA. ics, University of Tennessee at Chat­ mer Jobs Program. Summers 1984-87. Steinberg & Cunningham, Knoxville, tanooga; university yearbook staff; Summer Clerkship, 1987; Personnel Assistant, Officeof the Work Experience: Law Clerk, Ritchie, Work Experience: LegalPractice Emphasls: Flexible with school newspaper staff. Inspector General, Washington, DC, Fels & Dillard, Knoxville, May 1988- Knoxville Legal Aid Society, 1989; Law interest in tort litigation Clerk, Caldwell, Johnson, Winston and Work Experience: Summer Associate, 1985-86; Military Personnel Clerk, present; Reference Desk Assistant. UT Massengill, Bristol, Tennessee, Summer Baker, Worthington. Crossley, Stans­ Location Preferred: Southeast Department of the Army, Secretary, College of Law Library, 1987 -88; Legal 1988; Law Clerk, James D. Gulp, John­ berry & Woolf, 1989; Law Clerk, United Reserve Component Division, Ft. Camp­ Clerk, US Army, 1980-86. son City, Tennessee, Fall 1986; Assistant States Attorney for the Eastern District of bell, KY. 1980-85. Legal Practice Emphasis: Criminal Manager, Zimmerman's Bookstore, Tennessee. Knoxville September Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible defense, civil rights. and public interest Johnson City, 1983-87. 1988-April 89; Law Clerk, United States Flexible Attorney for the Eastern District of Ten­ Location Preferred: Tennessee, Location Preferred: Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible nessee. Chattanooga, Summer 1988; Southeast Location Preferred: East Tennessee United State Army Signal Corps and Chemical Corps Officer: Active Duty, 1973-86, highest rank, Captain; Indivi­ dual Ready Reserve. 1986-present, cur­ rent rank Major.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation, general civil, environmental, criminal

Location Preferred: Knoxville, Washington D.C.. Chattanooga, Nashville

28 DEE ANNE IRWIN JOHN ROBERT JACOBSON MICHAEL F. JAMESON PAUL G. JENNINGS CAROLYN F. JETER Chattanooga, Tennessee Germantown, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Murfreesboro, Tennessee Concord, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Dean's Advisory Council, first and third­ The John W. Green Scholarship; Ten­ Dean's List; American Jurisprudence Dean's List; Tennessee Law Review, stu­ Black Law Students Association, year representative; Student Bar Associ­ nessee Law Review, student materials Award in International Law; The Forum dent materials editor; Student Bar As­ resource librarian; CLEO Fellow; Freder­ ation. secretary; Student Government editor; American Jurisprudence Award (student newspaper), editor; Jessup sociation; intramural sports; Teaching ick T. Bonham Scholar; Student Bar As­ Association Senate, law school represen­ in Torts II; Dean's List; Student Bar As­ International Moot Court Team, 2nd Assistant, Legal Process II. sociation. tative; intramural athletics. sociation; intramural athletics. place, 1988-89, Best Oralist Award; Stu­ Scholastic Background: B.S. in Eco­ Scholastic Background: B.S. in Com­ dent Bar Association; Phi Alpha Delta; Scholastic Background: B.A., high Scholastic Background: B.A. in nomics, minor in English & Political munications, University of Tennessee. Student Advisor; intramural athletics, honors, in Honors History and Spanish, Philosophy and English. University of Science, Middle Tennessee State 1983; Radio WNOX News Department, manager. minor in Political Science, University of Mississippi; Golden Key National Honor University, 1987; Leadership/Achieve­ Intern; Baptist Student Union Choir. Tennessee, 1983; Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Society; Sigma Tau Delta; Phi Sigma Scholastic Background: B.A. in Com­ ment Scholarship; social sciences honor Work Experience: National Crime Infor­ Kappa Phi; Gamma Beta Phi; Phi Eta Tau; Chancellor's List. munications. Vanderbilt University, 1985; fraternity; Tennessee Municipal League, mation Center (N.C.I.C.), Operator/Com­ Sigma; Alpha Lambda Delta; Sigma E.A. Weiskopf Scholarship; Dean's List; Work Experience: Summer Associate. Legislative Internship, 1986. munications Technician, Knoxville Police Delta Pi, treasurer; Zeta Tau Alpha. Outstanding College Students of Amer­ Powell, Goldstein, Frazer & Murphy, At­ Work Experience: Summer Associate. Department, 1980-87; Temporary Prop­ secretary & judicial board chairman; ica; Disc Jockey, WRVU Radio Station; lanta, and Bass. Berry & Sims, Nashville, Milbank Tweed, Hadley & McCloy, New erty Tax Clerk, City of Knoxville, 1979-80. Liberal Arts Academic Council. The Hust/er(student newspaper). 1989; Summer Associate, Trabue, Stur­ York, 1989; Summer Associate, Bass. Legal Practice Emphasis: Communi­ Work Experience: Summer Associate, divant, and DeWitt, Nashville, 1988; Summer Associate, Work Experience: Berry &Sims, Nashville, 1988 and 1989; cations, but flexible Stophel & Stophel, Chattanooga, 1989; Westside Package Store, limited partner. Strang, Fletcher, Carriger, Walker, Editing Assistant for Professor J. Cook Law Clerk, Knoxville Legal Aid Society, Hodge & Smith, Chattanooga, 1989; Location Preferred: Southeast, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible and J. Sobieski on Civil Rights Actions. Winter 1988-89; Law Clerk, Office of the Law Clerk, Kramer, Rayson, McVeigh, 1988. Southwest District Attorney, Cleveland, TN, Sum­ Location Preferred: Southeast Leake & Rogers, Knoxville, 1988; Mes­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Commer­ mer 1988; Runner/Administrative Assis­ senger, Boult, Cummings, Conners & cial, litigation tant, Stophel & Stophel, Chattanooga, Berry, 1985-1987; Th e Te nnessean; Summers and Christmas, 1986-88; Resi­ Vanderbilt University Library. Location Preferred: Flexible dent Assistant, Humes Hall, 1985-86; Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible J.C. Penney, Summers and Christmas 1983-85. Location Preferred: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible with interest in criminal practice Location Preferred: South

29 L. CRAIG JOHNSON LAWRENCE RUSSELL JOHNSON SUSAN D. JONES SIDNEY M. KELLETT NANCY K. KENLEY Manchester, Tennessee Auburn, Alabama Knoxville, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Scholastic Background: B.A. in Politi­ Law School Honors and Activities: Dean's Advisory Council; Student Bar Student Bar Association, representative; Tennessee Law Review, executive/ cal Science, minor in English, University Tennessee Law Review , student materi­ Association, representative-at-large; in­ Student Advisor; Dean's Advisory Coun­ research editor; Dean's List; Top Grade of Mississippi, May 1987; Phi Sigma Al­ als editor; Dean's Advisory Council; Stu­ tramural athletics. cil; Tennessee High School Mock Trial in Property II; Dean's Advisory Council; pha, political science honorary society; dent Bar Association; intramural Competition, law student advisor, 1988 Student Bar Association; LEXIS and College Republicans, Mississippi Gov­ athletics. Scholastic Background: B.S. in Politi­ ernmental Affairs Committee; Prelaw So­ cal Science with minors in English and and 1989; intramural sports. WESTLAW training; Tennessee High Scholastic Background: B.A. in Phys­ School Mock Trial Competition, law stu­ ciety; Association of Women Students; Military Science,Middle Tennessee State Scholastic Background: Bachelor of ical Education, Oklahoma Christian dent advisor; intramurals. Kappa Delta, social sorority; Institute de University, Murfreesboro, Tennessee, Arts, high honors. in History, double College, 1978; Elementary Education Touraine, Tours, France, Summer 1986. 1986. Associated Student Body House minor in Religion, Auburn University, Au­ Scholastic Background: Bachelor of Certification, Memphis State University, of Representatives; Student/Faculty burn, Alabama, 1986; Phi Kappa Phi Business Administration, cum laude, in Work Experience: Law Clerk for the 1979; Dean's List; Physical Education Committee on Teacher Education; honor society; Grad uate School at Au­ Finance, East Tennessee State Univer­ Honorable Robert L. Childers, the Circuit Majors and Minors Club, vice president, Kappa Sigma, social fraternity, president burn University, European History, sity, Johnson City, 1987: Work Study Court of Tennessee for the Thirtieth Ju­ 1977-78. and secretary; National Convention Winter 1988. Scholarship. dicial District at Memphis, Summer 1989; Work Experience: Law Clerk, Farris, Delegate, 1985; Outstanding Alumni, Law Clerk, Hagin, London and Mont­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Knoxville Work Experience: Volunteer Assistant, Hancock, Gilman, Branan & Hellen, 1987; R.O.T.C. graduate. gomery, Knoxville, Spring 1989; Law Legal Aid Society, May 1989-present; U.S. District Judge James Jarvis, Knox­ Memphis, Summer 1989; Legal Secre­ Clerk, Attorney Robert A. Cole, Knox­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Frantz, Law Clerk, Russell & Longworth, ville, 1989; Research Assistant for tary, Levine, Mattson, Orr & Young, ville, June 1988. McConnell & Seymour, Knoxville, Fall Loudon, TN June 1988-May 1989; Professors Joseph Cook and John Nashville, 1985-87; Teacher, Sixth 1988-present; Law Clerk, Gilliam, Rollins, Southern Soil Processing, Inc., Loudon, Sobieski, U.T. College of Law, Summer Legal Practice Emphasis: Insurance Grade, Harding Academy, Memphis, & Thormaehlen, Manchester, TN, Sum­ Tennessee, March-July 1987; 1988; Clerk, temporary position, George law 1979-85; Varsity Volleyball Coach and mer 1988; First Lieutenant. National Coach/Counselor, Sonny Smith Basket­ M. Johnson, Attorney at Law, Knoxville, Junior Varsity Basketball Coach, Hard­ Location Preferred: Southeast Guard: Engineer Platoon Leader; Assis­ ball Camp, Auburn University, Summers December 1988; Teacher, LaPetite ing Academy, Memphis. tant Manager, Tolivers Jewelry and Academy, Knoxville, Summers 1986-87; 1983-87; Runner, Russell & Longworth Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Loan. Law Offices, Loudon, Tennessee, Sum­ East Tennessee State University In­ tramural Office Clerk, August 1983-May Location Preferred: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Civil and mers 1986-87. 1987. corporate law Legal Practice Emphasis: Environ­ mental and property law, and criminal Legal Practice Emphasis: Civil and Location Preferred: Southeast law corporate law

Location Preferred: Southeast Location Preferred: Southeast

30 RICHARD M. KESSLER JOHN S. LAWSON JOHN L. LEE CYNTHIA L. LEHNHERR LORRAINE LESTER-THOMPSON Delano. California Chattanooga, Tennessee Chattanooga, Tennessee Clemson, South Carolina Nashville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May t990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Dean's List Dean's List; American Jurisprudence Student Bar Association; Tennessee Ju­ Student Bar Association; Law Women. Frederick Douglass Moot Court Team; Award in Legal Process; Harold C. dicial Newsletter. contributing author; AmericanJurisprudence Award for Moot Scholastic Background: Ph.D. in Scholastic Background: B.A. in Edu­ Warner S::holarship, t 988-89; Student Ray H. Jenkins Trial Competition; Moot Court participation; Moot Court Board; Chemistry, University of California. Da­ cation, University of Nevada-Reno, Bar Association. Court Board, 1989-90; intramural ath­ Knoxville American Inn of Court; Student vis, 1983; B.S. in Chemistry, University 1980. letics. Bar Association; Black Law Student As­ Scholastic Background: M.S., high of California, Santa Barbara, 1978. Work Experience: Student Attorney, sociation. B.S .. cum honors, in Geology, University of Ten­ Scholastic Background: Office of Student Conduct, University of Work Experience: Law Clerk for laudeand with departmental honors in Scholastic Background: B.S. in Psy­ nessee, t986; B.A., honors, in Geology, Tennessee, Knoxville, 1988-89; Travel Luedeka. Hodges, and Neely, P.C., Political Science, minor in World History, chology, minor in English, University of University of Tennessee. 1982; Geolog­ Consultant, Tallahassee Travel & Tours, Knoxville, January 1988-present; Assis­ University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, Tennessee, Nashville; Dean's List. ical Society of America; Society of Eco­ Inc., Tallahassee, FL. 1983·87; Public tant Professorof Chemistry, State Univer­ 1987; Pi Sigma Alpha; Phi Alpha Theta, nomic Geologists. School Te acher in Bogalusa, LA, Sen­ Work Experience: Summer Associate, sity of New York, Purchase, August Golden Key National Honor Society; Al­ eca, SC, and Reno. NV, .1980-83. Mainer. Herod, Hollabaugh & Smith, 1986-May t 987; Chemistry Post­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Taylor pha Tau Omega, social frate rnity, secre­ Nashville, 1989; Law Clerk, University of Doctoral Fellowship at Oak Ridge Na­ and Groover, Knoxville, Summer Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible tary, 1984. Tennessee General Counsel's Office , tional Laboratory, August 1984-August 1988-present; Hydrogeologist, Profes­ Summer Associate. Location Preferred: Flexible May-December 1988; Sales and Sales t986. sional Service Industries, Inc., Savannah Work Experience: River Nudear Facility, South Carolina, 1988 and 1989. Runner, Summers Management Positions: National Baptist Legal Practice Emphasis: Patent, 1986-87; Graduate Teaching Assistant, 1985, -86. -87, Summers, McCrea and Publishing Board, Nashville; Video Re­ trademark. copyright & unfair competi­ University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Wyatt , Chattanooga,Tennessee. sumes, Inc., Avon Products, Inc., A.B. tion law Dick Co., Xerox Corp., and BenLo As­ 1982-84. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Southeast, West, sociates. Legal Practice Emphasis: Environ­ Flexible West Coast Location Preferred: mental law, oil and gas law; litigation. Legal Practice Emphasis: Insurance law and products liability. Location Preferred: Knoxville Location: Southeast and Southwest

31 THOMAS M. LEVEILLE JOHN SCOTT LITTLE JOSEPH BRITT LYLE BOB LYPE MATTHEW M. MADDOX Cleveland, Tennessee Jackson, Tennessee Clintwood, Virginia Rogersville, Tennessee Huntingdon. Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Act ivities: Law School Honors and Activities: Te nnessee Law Revie w; Knoxville Student Bar Association; intramural foot­ American Jurisprudence Award for Le­ Dean's List; John W. Green Scholarship; Student Bar Association; intramural ath­ American Inn of Court; American Juris­ ball; Weightlifling Club; WESTLAW and gal Writing and Advocacy; Dean's List; Student Bar Association; intramural ath­ letics. letics. prudence Award for Civil Proced ure II; LEXIS training. Student Advisor; American Jurispru­ Scholastic Background: B.S., honors, Dean's List; Student Orientation Advisor; dence Award for Civil ProcedureI; Knox­ Scholastic Background: B.S., magna Scholastic Background: B.S.,magna in Chemical Engineering, University of American Bar Association/Law Student ville Police Ride-Along, administrator; cum laude. in Social Studies, Lambuth cum laude, in History, East Tennessee Tennessee, Knoxville, 1984; Masters v Di ision; Student Bar Association; ex­ College, 1987. Student Government, intramurals; Student Bar Association; State University, 1980; Dean's List; Candidate in Chemical Engineering, perienced in WESTLAW; intramural president; Most Outstanding Senior; Al­ WESTLAW and LEXIS training. Graduate Studies in Secondary Educa­ University of Tennessee, Knoxville. sports. B.A., high tion, East Tennessee State University, ternative Junior Marshall; Oxley­ Scholastic Backg round: Work Experience: Law Clerk, Maddox Scholastic Background: B.A. in His­ Whetstone Scholarship Award; Marrin honors, in History, University of Tennes­ 1982-86. and Maddox, Huntingdon, Summers see. Knoxville, 1987; Golden Key Na­ tory, University of Tennessee. 1987; A.S. Eagle History Award; Phi Alpha Theta, Work Experience: Summer Associate, 1988 and 1989; Teaching Assistant, Prelaw. Cleveland State Community Col­ vice president; Gamma Beta Phi, honor tional Honor Society; Clinch Valley . Moore. Stout. Waddell and Ledford, Department of Chemical Engineering, lege, 1985. society; Omicron Phi Tau, highest honor College of the University of Virginia, Kingsport, TN. Summer 1989; Law University of Tennessee. Knoxville. society; University of Warwick, Coventry, Wise, Virginia, 1984-86; Darden Socie­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Walt, Clerk, U.S. Attorney's Office, Greeneville 1985-87. England 1988-89; Lambuth College ty; Outstanding College Students of and Knoxville, May-November 1988; Dyer, and James, Knoxville, May 1988- Legal Practice Emphasis: General civil · Board of Trustees. America. present; Grill Man, Ruby Tuesday's, Secondary School Teacher and Tennis and criminal practice Knoxville, 1987. Work Experience: Law Clerk, Waldrop, Work Experience: Summmer Associ­ Coach, Volunteer High School, Church Breen, Bryant, Crews. Taylor & Mcleary, ate, Baker. Worthington, Crossley, Stans­ Hill, Tennessee. 1980-87. Location Preferred: Southeast Legal Practice Emphasis: General civil Jackson, TN, Summer 1988; Farm berry and Woolf, Knoxville, 1989; Law practice. corporate, banking, litigation Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Laborer, Mark Smith Farms. Inc.; Sales Clerk, Walt. Dyer and James. Knoxville. Location Preferred: Southeast Clerk, Dockworker, Goldsmith's Depart­ Fal/ 1988; Law Clerk, Law Office of J.D. Location Preferred: Flexible ment Store; Courier, Jackson-Madison Lee. 1988; Groundskeeper/Supervisor. County General Hospital. Ralph Cummins Stadium, Clintwood, Vir­ . ginia. Summer/Fall 1985; Little League Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Football and Basketball Head Coach, Location Preferred: Flexible 1984·85.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Southeast

32 ANGELA R. MAGILL VALERIE MAGUIRE ROBERT J. MARTIN THOMAS G. MCCROSKEY WILLIAM SHAWN MCDANIEL Clinton, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Maryville, Tennessee Bristol, Virginia

Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: JD/MBA May Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 1991 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Tennessee Law Review editor in chief; Student Bar Association, vice president; Law School Honors and Activities: Tennessee Law Review, execu­ Harold Warner Centurion Scholarship; Dean's List; Academic Review Board, intramural athletics. Howard H. Baker Memorial Scholarship; tive/research editor; Dean's List; Student Student Bar Association; Phi Alpha representative; Student Bar Association; Student Bar Association; American Bar Bar Association; intramurals. Delta. Scholastic Background: B.A., honors, Class of 1990 Development Council; in­ in Political Science, minor in Business Association, Law Student Division; Scholastic Background: B.A. in En­ Scholastic Background: B.A., magna tramurals. Administration, University of Tennessee Sports Lawyers Association; Student glish, minor in Philosophy, Vanderbilt cum laude, King College, Bristol, Ten­ Orientation Advisor; LEXIS and WEST­ Scholastic Background: B.S., honors, at Knoxville, 1987; Debate Team. University; Pi Kappa Alpha, rush com­ nessee, double major, History/Political in Communications, minor in Political LAW training; Police Ride-Along Pro­ mittee chairman and calendar com­ Science; Contemporary Achievement Work Experience: Law Clerk, Bern­ gram; intramural athletics. Award; Beta Tau Kappa Academic, Science, University of Tennessee, Knox­ stein, Stair and McAdams, Knoxville, mittee. ville, 1985; Chancellor's Citation for Out­ B.A., with honor society; Dean's List; John W. Bur­ 1988-present; Law Clerk, Jenkins & Scholastic Background: Work Experience: Law Clerk, Hand, gess Tennessee PoliticalScience Award. standing Campus Leadership & Service; Jenkins, Knoxville, Summer 1988; Book­ highest honors, in Political Science, Arendall, Bedsole, Greares & Johnston, Omicron Delta Kappa, leadership keeping/General Office Management, University of Tennessee, 1986; Phi Beta Mobile, AL, Summer 1989; Law Clerk, Work Experience: Law Clerk, Bowie, honorary; Student Government Associ­ Channel 2 (PBS), Knoxville, Kappa; Pi Sigma Alpha; Gamma Beta Butler, Vines, Babb and Threadgill, Robinson and Bates, Bristol, VA., Sum­ ation, academic review board represen­ 1986-1988. Phi; James 0. & Minnie Elliott Memorial Knoxville, 1988-89; Law Clerk, Fortson mer 1988; Teaching Assistant, King Col­ tative; Alpha Gamma Delta, president, Scholarship; intramural athletics; UTK and White, Atlanta, GA, 1986; Office As­ lege Political Science Department; Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible with activities chairman, rush chairman; Pi Weightlifting Club. sistant, Maryville Eye Clinic, Maryville, Cashier, Food Lion,lnc. Sigma Alpha, political science honorary, special interest in securities, corporate Work Experience: Law Clerk, Morton, TN., 1983. secretary; Rho Lambda, panhellenic law, and litigation Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Lewis, King & Krieg, Knoxville, Summer Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible honorary, president; Public Relations Location Preferred: Flexible 1989; Summer Associate, Snider & Location Preferred: East Tennessee, Student Society, national liaison. Snider, Massena, New York, 1988; Location Preferred: Southeast Southwest Virginia Work Experience: Summer Associate, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Law Waller, Lansden, Dortch & Davis, Nash­ Library, 1987; Knox County and City ville, and Vinson & Elkins, Houston, Substitute Teacher, 1986-87; UTK Ath­ 1989; Law Clerk U.S. Attorney, Knox­ letic Department, 1985-86. ville, Summer 1988; Closing Agent, M & Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible M Title Company, Clinton, Summer 1987; Bookkeeper/Secretary, Magill & Location Preferred: Flexible Kite, Summers and Holidays; Chapter Development/Extension Coordinator, AI· pha Gamma Delta International, 1985-86. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible

33 W. MATTHEW MCWHIRTER MICHAEL E. MCWILLIAMS SUSAN N. MEE WILLIAM M. MILES R. BRADLEY MOKROS Corinth, Mississippi Knoxville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Baltimore, Maryland Memphis, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990

Law School Honors and Activities: In­ Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: tramural sports. Tennessee Law Review, articles editor; John W. Green Scholarship; Student Bar Student Bar Association; WESTLAW and Dean's List; Student Bar Association; Dean's List; Editing Assistant for Profes­ Association; Law Women. LEXIS training. Tennessee High School Mock Trial Com­ Scholastic Background: B.A. in Eco­ i sors Joseph Cook and John Sobieski on petition, lm student advisor. nomics and Political Science, Mississip­ Scholastic Background: B.A., high Scholastic Background: B.S. in En­ Civil Rights Actions; Student Bar Associ­ pi State University, 1987. honors, in English, University of Tennes­ glish, Middle Tennessee State University, Scholastic Background: B.A. in Eco­ ation; intramural sports. see, 1987; John C. Hodges Better En­ 1986; Dean's List. nomics, Washington University, St. Work Experience: General Service, Scholastic Background: B.S., honors. glish Scholarship, 1986; Stephen D. Louis, MO, 1984; Student Court, chief Tennessee River Pulp & Paper Co., Work Experience: Law Clerk. Daniel & in Accounting, University of Tennessee, Rimmer Award, 1983-85; Phi Beta justice; Student Union, attorney general; Summers 1980,-81 ,-83,-84; Section Overnan, Knoxville, Summer 1989, In­ August 1987; Dean's List; lnklebarger Kappa; Golden Key National Honor So­ Sigma Alpha Epsilon, fraternity. Crew, Corinth and Counce Railroad Co., ternship, Tennessee Department of Postgraduate Scholarship; Senior ciety; Gamma Beta Phi; Psi Chi; Phi Eta Summer 1982; Substitute School Health and Environment, 1986; Editor, Work Experience: Summer Associate, Scholastic Achievement Award; Sigma Sigma Teacher, Corinth, MS. School District, College Newspaper, 1985; Account Woods, Rogers& Hazlegrove, Roanoke, 1983-84. Chi, fraternity. Work Experience: Human Rights Clerk, Ryder Financial Services, 1985; VA, 1989; Summer Associate, Ogletree, Work Experience: Summer Associate, Representative, Tennessee Human Consumer Relations, Tomberlin Technol­ Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, Nash­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Vinson & Elkins, Houston, and Butler, Rights Commission, Knoxville, ogy Media/Cable-TV, 1982-84. ville and Atlanta, 1988; Law Clerk, U.S. Location Preferred: Southeast Snow, O' Mara, Stevens & Cannada, 1988-present; Residential Counselor, Attorney's Office, Knoxville, May 1987 to Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible with Jackson, MS. 1989; Summer Associ ate, Upward Bound Program, Summer January 1988. interest in communications and litigation Stokes & Bartholomew, Nashville, 1988; 1987; Residential Counselor, Governor's Legal Practice Emphasis: Labor, em­ & School for the Sciences, Summer 1986; Location Preferred: Flexible Staff Accountant, McWilliams Com­ ployee benefits, and tax pany C.P.A.'s, 1985-87; various other Runner, Patti M. Haun, Court Reporter, employment to finance education. 1987. Location Preferred: Flexible

Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible Location Preferred: Southeast

34 J. MICHAEL O'NEIL JOSEPH ROSSON PEPPER, JR. P. ALLEN PHILLIPS SCOTT KEVIN PICKENS LESLIE L. PIRTLE Newport, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Jackson, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Actlvltlea: Dean's List; Student Bar Association; Craven Constitutional Law Moot Court Tennessee Law Review, student materi­ Dean's List; Student Bar Association; Student Bar Association; Police Ride· LEXIS and WESTLAW training. Team; Dean's List als editor, 1989-90, assistant editor, The Forum, editor; WESTLAW and Along Program. 1988-89; Student Bar Association. LEXIS training. Scholastic Background: B.S. in An­ Scholastic Background: Bachelor of Scholastic Background: B.A. History, thropology, Vanderbilt University, 1985. Business Administration, University of Scholastic Background: B.S.,cum Scholastic Backgrou nd: B.S. in Com­ University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Mississippi, Oxford, 1987; Chancellor's laude, in History, Lambuth College, put� Science, Tennessee Technological 1964. Work Experience: Summer Associate, Honor Roll; Associated Student Body, Jackson, Tennessee, 1987; Dean's List; University, 1986; Dean's List; Sigma Phi Sessions, Fishman, Boisfontaine, Na­ Work Experience: Law Clerk. Hodges, vice president; Campus Senate, presi­ Phi Alpha Theta, history honorary, presi­ Epsilon, scholastic chairman; Dormitory than, Winn, Butler & Barkley, New Doughty & Carson, Knoxville, TN, dent; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, president; dent (two years); Tennessee Legislative Council; Association for Computing Orleans. 1989; Instructor of English. 1988-present; Sales Associate. Barrier's Appointed to Associated Student Body Internship; Resident Assistant; Who's Machinery. Univers�y of Tennessee Upward Bound Jewelers, Wichita, Kansas, January and Interfraternity Judicial Councils; Who Among Students at American Col­ Program, Summer 1988; Research As­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Clement, 1986-87; Substitute Teacher, Arkadel· Chancellor's Committee for Black Stu­ leges and Universities; Academic All­ sistant to Professor Joseph King, Univer­ Gibson & Mossman, Nashville, Summer phia, Arkansas, August-December 1985. dent Concerns. American; Sigma Phi Epsilon, social sity of Tennessee College of Law, 1988; 1988; Systems Engineer, Electronic Data Flexible fraternity. Legal Practice Emphasis: Law Clerk, Morton, Lewis, King & Krieg, Work Experience: Clerk for the Systems, 1986·87; Oprytand, Summers Location Preferred: Knoxville Knoxville, Summer 1988; Assistant Honorable H. Theodore Milburn, U.S. Work Experience: Summer Associate, 1963-85, Assistant Crew Leader, Director of Residential and Judicial Af­ Court of Appeals, Sixth Circuit, 1990-92; Waldrop, Breen, Bryant, Crews, Taylor 1984·65. fairs, Vanderbilt University, 1984-87. Summer Associate, Heiskell, Donelson, & Mcleary, Jackson, TN, 1989; Summer Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Bearman, Adams, Williams & Kirsch, Associate, Rainey, Ki zer, Butler, Reviere Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation, Flexible and Waring Cox, Memphis, 1989; Sum­ and Bell, Jackson, TN, 1988; Security Location Preferred: employment and labor law mer Associate, Memphis, 1988; Bar­ Officer, Murray Guard, Inc., Jackson, Location Preferred: Flexible tender, Syd and Harry's Restaurant and TN, Summers 1984,-85,-87; Sales As­ the Gin Restaurant, Oxford, Mississippi; sociate, Dreifus Jewelers, Jackson, TN, construction work, four summers. Summer 1987; Resident Assistant, Lam· buth College, Jackson, Tennessee, Fall Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible 1986. Location Preferred: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible

35 ANGELA L. PORTERA ANGELA CHARME PRATER JEFF D. RADER JOHN ALLEN RIDER, Ill PAUL A. ROBINSON, JR. Chattanooga, Tennessee Calhoun, Georgia Sevierville, Tennessee Johnson City, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: JD/MBA May Date of Graduation: May 1990 1991 Law School Honors and Ac tivities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association. AmericanJurisprudence Award in Crimi­ Dean's List; Ray Jenkins Mock Trial Law School Honors and Activities: Dean's List; Student Bar Association; nal Procedure II, Student Bar Associa· Competition; Moot Court Board; Student American Jurisprudence Award, Torts I; Black Law Students Association; intra· Scholastic· Background: B.A. in His· Christian Legal Society, vice president; mural football and basketball. tory, Vanderbilt University, 1987; Dean's lion Representative; Studenl Advisor; Bar Association; Tennessee High School Dean's Advisory Council; Police Ride­ intramural athletics. List; Gamma Beta Phi, honorary and Mock Trial Competition, student advisor; Scholastic Background: B.A. in His· Memphis State University, first-year law service fraternity; Alpha Lambda Delta Along Program; intramural sports; LEXIS Scholastic Background: B.A., magna tory, Princeton University. 1984; Whig· student: Freshman Moot Court Compe­ and Phi Eta Sigma, freshman honorary training. cum laude, in Political Science, Emory Cliosophic Debate Panel; .Teaching Cer­ tition; AmericanJu risprudence Award in fraternities; Eta Sigma Phi, honorary clas· Scholastic Background: B.S. in Crimi­ and Henry College, 1987; Top Political tification, Princeton University Office of sics fraternity. nal Justice, West Georgia College, Car­ Torts II and Property II. Science Graduate; National Dean's List, Teacher Preparation. rollton, Georgia, Spring 1987; Society of Scholastic Background: B.S., honors, Sigma Mu and Blue Key, honor socie· Work Experience: Law Clerk, Knox Work Experience: Law Clerk, Federal ties; football team, 1985, A.A., magna County Attorney General's Office, Sum· Criminology, vice president. in Accounting, University of Tennessee Deposit Insurance Corporation, June cum laude, Lees: McRae College, 1985; mer 1989; MedicalAssista nt, Charles A. Clerk, Knox County at Martin, 1985; Greek Man of the Year, 1988-present; Loan Analyst, Tri-State Work Experience: Dean's List, 1983-85; Craft Scholarship; Portera M.D.P.C., Chattanooga, Sum­ Attorney General's Office, January 1985; Alpha Tau Omega, fraternity, vice Bank, Memphis, TN, 1985·86; Court Phi Thea Kappa, honor society; football mers 1980-86; C.W. Kimsey M.D.P.C., 1989-present; Helios, Division of president; UTM Undergraduate Council Clerk, General Sessions Court. Mem· team, 1983·84. Chattanooga, Summer 1985; Waitress/ Horizon, Industrial, Calhoun, Georgia, Member; Dean's List. phis, TN, 1984. Law Clerk, Ogle, Work Experience: Law Clerk, Hicks, Caterer/Clerk, Sweet 'N' Savory Restaur· Summer 1987; Carpet Transport, Inc., Work Experience: Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible ant, Chattanooga; TCBY Yogurt Shop. Calhoun, Georgia. Summers 1984-86; Wynn, and Ogle, Sevierville, TN, Sum· Arnold, Haynes and Sanders, Johnson Nashville; Yogurt University, Chatta­ Clerical Assistant, Rex Garner Law mer 1988-present; Accounting System City, TN, Summer 1988-present; Location Preferred: Southeast nooga, Summers 1984-87. Offices, Calhoun, Georgia, Summers, Development, Nutritional Support Serv· Salesperson J.C. Penney, Inc., 1984-87; 1982-83. ices, Ltd., Knoxville, 1986-87; Internal Salesperson, Southern Simplicity, Sum­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: General Audit Division. Hospital Corporation of mer 1984. Location Preferred: Flexible practice, criminal law America, Dallas, TX, 1985-86. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Southeast Legal Practice Emphasis: Business/ Location Preferred: Flexible corporate litigation

Location Preferred: Flexible

36 LINDA SALES ROBBIN T. SARRAZIN LARS E. SCHULLER VIRGINIA A. SCHWAMM DEANA C. SEYMOUR Chattanooga, Tennessee Colchester, Vermont Nutley, New Jersey Knoxville, Tennessee Martin, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Law School Honors and Activities: In­ Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: ternational Moot Court Team; Black Law Dean's List; Te nnessee Law Review, Dean's List; Te nnessee Law Review , AmericanJurisprudence Award for Con­ Research Assistant to Professor William Student Association, treasurer; LEXIS editorial board; National Moot Court executive research editor, 1989-90; stitutional Law I; Assistant to Professor Kenety, International Art Trade; Dean's training, National Association of Accoun­ Team, alternate member 1988-89; Moot WESTLAW and LEXIS training; Student Neil Cohen, drafting legislation for Ten­ List; American Jurisprudence Award for tants; Alpha Kappa Alpha, sorority. Court Board, vice-chairperson; Knoxville Bar Association. nessee Sentencing Commission; Ten­ Property II and Evidence, 1989; Student American Inn of Court; intramural sports. nessee High School Mock Trial Bar Association. Scholastic Background: B.S. in Ac­ Scholastic Background: M.B.A., Com­ counting, University of Tennessee, Chat­ Scholastic Background: B.A. Multi­ puter Information Systems Concentra­ Competition, law student advisor; Ameri­ Scholastic Background: B.S., highest tanooga, 1982. Disciplinary in History, Political Science tion, University of Florida, 1983; can Jurisprudence Award for Legal honors, in Public Administration, Univer­ and Economics, Michigan State Univer­ Process. sity of Tennessee at Martin, August Work Experience: Law Clerk, Tennes­ Graduate Professor's Assistant, School see State Attorney General's Office, sity, 1987. Women's Study Thematic; of Accounting; B.A. in History, Maryville Scholastic Background: B.S., honors, 1987. Phi Kappa Phi, honor society; Nashville, Summer 1989; Teaching As­ Dean's List ; MSU Prelaw Association; College, Maryville, Tennessee, 1981; Business Administration, University of Dean's List; Pi Sigma Alpha, political sistant, Council on Legal Education Op­ Student Advisory Committee, student Thesis: Antisubmarine Tactics in World Tennessee, 1978; Graduate Work in science honor society, president; Out­ portunity(CLEO), Summer 1988; Internal ambassador; Chi Omega, sorority, War I; Maryville College Outdoor Club, Business Administration, 1979. standing Student Upper Division Social officer; Panhellenic counselor; Office of Science Award; Political Science Upper Auditor, Harns/Lanier, Atlanta, 1984-87; president. Work Experience: Law Clerk, Bern­ Greek Affairs, officer; Vermont Senatorial Division Award; Who's Who Among Out­ Senior Assistant Auditor, Deloitte, Work Experience: Law Clerk, Nichol­ stein, Stair & McAdams, February Scholarship; Michigan State University standing Colleges and Universities; Phi Haskins & Sells, Chattanooga, 1982-84; son & Garner, Maryville, Tennessee, 1989-present; Law Clerk, Morton,Lewis, Alumni Scholarship; Michigan State Spe­ Alpha Delta Law Fraternity International, Sales Person, J.C. Penney Co., Chat­ Summer 1989; Programmer/Analyst, In­ King & Krieg, Knoxville, TN, 1988-89; · cial Services Award; Lisa Kapshandy secretary. tanooga, 1979-82. vestment Support Systems, Inc., Bloom­ Vice President, Better Business Bureau Memorial Scholarship. Work Experience: Law Clerk, Menzies, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible field, New Jersey, 1984-87. Education Foundation, Knoxville, Work Experience: Summer Associate, 1986-87; Director, Mediation/Arbitration Rainey, Kizer & Alderson,Jackson, Sum­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible, Location Preferred: Flexible Allen, Scruggs, Sossaman Thompson, mer 1989; Law Clerk, Attorney Roy B. & with special interest in tort defense and Division, Better Business Bureau, Knox­ Memphis, 1989; Law Clerk, Jenkins & Herron, Dresden, TN, Summer 1988; In­ corporate law. ville, 1984-86; Assistant Producer,Action Jenkins, Knoxville, 1988-89; General 10 Consumer Line, WBIR-TV, Knoxville, tern, Tennessee General Assembly, Office Worker, Bio-Tek Instruments, Location Preferred: Southeast 1983-84; Business Representative, January-May 1987; Senior Secretary, Winooski, Vermont, Summer 1987; Sales Office & Professional Employees Interna­ University of Tennesseeat Martin, Office Representative, Spirit Etc., East Lansing, tional Union, AFLICIO, Chattanooga, of International Programs, 1982-85; Fees Michigan, September 1986-June 1987; 1980-82; Equal OpportunityCompliance Cashier, University of Tennesseeat Mar­ Evaluations Supervisor, Kelly Services, Investigator, Tennessee Valley Authori­ tin, Bursar's Office, 1980-82; Secretary, South Burlington, Vermont, June ty, Knoxville, 1978-80. The Martin Bank, Martin, Tennessee, 1986-August 1986. 1976-78. Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation Legal Practice Emphasis: Labor and Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Knoxville, Ten- employment � nessee Location Preferred: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible

37 JAMES MICHAEL SHARP LAURA A. SHAW MARCY E. SHELTON MARTIN L. SIMS STEPHANIE L. SLATER Cleveland, Tennessee Hendersonville, Tennessee Tullahoma, Tennessee Gallatin, Tennessee Williamson, West Virginia

Date of Graduation: December 1989 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Dean's List; Student Bar Association Moot Court Board. chairperson; Knox­ Te nnessee Law Review ; Student Bar Tennessee Law Review. managing edi­ Ten nesseeLaw Review; Student Bar As­ ville American Inn of Court; Class of 1990 Association; Police Ride-Along Program tor, 1989-90; Dean's List; Student Bar sociation; American Bar Association/Law Scholastic Background: B.A., cum Development Council; Dean's List; Association; McGeorge School of Law/ Student Division; Dean's List; Judge la ude, in Communications, minor in Real Scholastic Background: B.A. magna Constitutional Law Moot Court Team; University of Salzburg, Summer Program . George C. Taylor Law Scholarship; Estate (Real Estate Certificate), East Ten­ cum laude in English Literature/French, Student Bar Association; Black Law Salzburg, Austria, 1988. Research Assistant for Associate Dean nessee State University, 1983. University of Tennessee, 1987; Alpha Students Association. Richard S. Wirtz; Tutorial and Research Deija Pi, sorority; Phi Eta Sigma; Golden Scholastic Background: B.A. in Euro­ Work Experience: Vice President, First Assistant for Professor Jack Jones; Ten­ Scholastic Background: B.A. in Span· Key National Honor Society; Student pean History. Vanderbilt University, American National Bank. Chattanooga/ nessee High School Mock Trial Compe­ ish, minor in Political Science. Old Government Association; Vol Corps, 1987; U.S. Army ReserveOHicer 's Train­ Cleveland, Real Estate Division Head tition. law student advisor; LEXIS and Dominion University, 1987; Dean's List; hostess; Freshman Orientation Advisor. ing Corps Distinguished Military Gradu­ and Manager, Commercial & Residen­ WESTLAW training. Sigma Delta Pi; Honor Council; Spanish ate; Airborne School Graduate; tial Lending, 1983-87; Residential Real Work Experience: Summer Associate, Club. Commissioned as Second Lieutenant in M.S.S.W. in Estate Developments. 1983-present. Manier, Herod. Hollabaugh and Smith, Scholastic Background: May 1987. Administration & Planning, 1986, and Work Experience: Summer Associate. Nashville, 1989; Law Clerk, Knox County Legal Practice Emphasis: Commercial B.A., high honors, in Academic Psychol­ Neely and Player, Atlanta, 1989; Law Attorney General, Knoxville. May Work Experience: Law Clerk. United or residential real estate; corporate or ogy, 1984, University of Tennessee; Phi Clerk, Legal Services of Middle Tennes­ 1988-May 1989; Law Clerk. Robertson, States District Court Judge James H. commercial Beta Kappa; Golden Key National Honor see, Gallatin, TN, 1988. Worsham, Moore & Hedges, Tullahoma. Jarvis; March 1989; Law Clerk, Univer­ Society: Psi Chi, psychology honor so­ Location Preferred: Southeast TN. March 1988-May 1989; Runner, sity of Tennessee. OHice of General Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible ciety; Dean's List; Psychology Proctor; Joseph B. Yancey, Knoxville. Summer Counsel, January 1989-present; Assis­ Psychology Research Assistant; Under­ Location Preferred: Flexible 1987. tant Head Resident in Underdass Dor­ graduate Tutor. mitory, August 1987-May 1988; Head Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible with Resident in Freshman Dormitory, August Work Experience: Graduate Assistant, interest in litigation 1986-July 1987: Resident Advisor in Liberal Arts. University of Tennessee, Location Preferred : Flexible Freshman Dormitory, August 1985-May Knoxville. 1988-present; Senior Book­ 1986; Lifeguard, Dyersburg Moose seller, Waldenbooks. Inc., Knoxville. Club, Summers 1982-84. 1986-88: Administrative Assistant. Ameri­ can Red Cross, Knox County Chapter. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Knoxville, 1986; Student Match Coordi­ Location Preferred : Flexible nator, Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Knox­ ville, 1984-1 985; various other positions and college work study to finance edu­ cation.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Flexible

38 KAREN MONETT SNIDER DAVID W. SPENCE FRED C. STATUM, Ill CYNTHIA A. STROM CARLA ANN TAYLOR Chattanooga, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Shelbyville, Tennessee Weaverville, North Carolina Knoxville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Law School Honors and Activities: Scholastic Background: B.A. in Politi­ Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Client Counseling Moot Court Team,al­ cal Science, University of Tennessee; Phi Advocate's Prize Moot Court Competi­ Student Bar Association; American Bar Student Bar Association; Law Women ternate; Moot Court Board; intramural Beta Kappa; Golden Key National Honor tion, First Place Team and Best Brief Association/Law Student Division; Law Society. athletics. Society; Pi Sigma Alpha, president. Awards; Student Bar Association. Women; Harold C. Warner Scholarship; Scholastic Background: B. B.A. in Ac· LEXIS training. Scholastic Background: B.S., magna Work Experience: Law Clerk, Attorney Scholastic Background: B.S., honors, counting, Belmont College, Nashville, cum laude, in Criminal Justice, Univer­ Carol Nickle. Knoxv ille, May in Communications/Advertising, Univer­ Scholastic Background: B.S., magna TN, May 1980; Gamma Beta Phi, honor sity of Tennessee at Chattanooga, 1987; 1989-present; Runner, Stokes & Barthol­ sity of Tennessee, 1986. cum laude, in Nursing, Barry University, society, Who's Who Among American Dean's List; Outstanding Senior Award; omew, Nashville, TN, 1987; Campaign 1974; Dean's List; Who's Who Among Work Experience: Law Clerk, Hodges, College of University Students, nominee; Alpha Lambda Delta, honor society; Al­ Aid for Representative Stan Darnell, Doughty & Carson, Knoxville, AmericanUniv ersities; Student Govern­ Belmont College Accounting Society, pha Honor Society; Phi Eta Sigma, honor 1986. 1988-present. ment Association, president; Student treasurer. society; Golden Key Honor Society; Nurses Association, vice-president; Stu­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Work Experience: Assistant Traffic Judge Hinson Scholarship; Academic Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible dent Nurse of theYear; St. Catherine's Location Preferred: Nashville, Atlanta Manager, Neely Trucking, Inc., Knox· Scholarship 1985-86; Music Scholarship; Location Preferred: Flexible Medal; U.S. Navy Nurse Scholarship. Alpha Lambda Epsilon; Concert Band; ville, TN; Manager, Kent Jewelry and Marching Band; Flute Ensemble. Work Experience: Law Clerk, Ganly, Gifts. Brentwood, TN. Ramer & Mason (socif!l security disabi­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible with Work Experience: Law Clerk, Lowe, lity), Asheville, NC, May 1989-present; interest in torts Hogan, Shirley & Yeager, Knoxville, Staff Nurse, Infection Control Nurse, 1988-present; Research Assistant for the Long Term Care Unit, V.A. Medical Location Preferred: Southeast Criminal Justice Department, University Center, Asheville, NC, 1983-87; Infection of Tennessee at Chattanooga, Summer Control and Employee Health Coordina­ 1987; Intern in Juvenile Probation, tor, Chesapeake General Hospital, Department of Corrections, Chatta­ Chesapeake, VA, 1982-83; Assistant nooga, Summer 1986. Director of Nursing, lnservice Educator, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Brian Center of Raleigh, NC, (long term care facility) 1980-82; Community Health Tennessee Location Preferred: Nurse in California and Connecticut, 1977-80; Medical-Surgical and Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat Staff Nurse, U.S. Navy, San Diego, CA. 1974-77; part-time Navy Reserve and industrial health nursing. LegalPractice Emphasis: Rexible with interest in health law Location Preferred: Western North Carolina

39 BENET STEWART THEISS J. RHEA THOMPSON, Ill JEFFREY A. VIRES LORELEI B. WALWYN DARRELL E. WARNER Kingston, Tennessee Fayetteville, Tennessee Bristol, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990

Law School Honors and Activities: Scholastic Background: B.A., honors, law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Charles Snepp Scholarship; Morton, in Political Science and Psychology, Phi Alpha Delta; Student Bar Associa­ Research Assistant for Dean Marilyn Yar­ Tennessee Law Revie w, articles editor; Lewis, King & KriegScholarsh ip; Student University of Tennessee, 1987. tion; American Bar Association/Law Stu­ brough, and Professor Fran Ansley, Publication: Note, Federal Courts­ Advisor; Highest Grade in Administrative dent Division. Summer 1989. Remedies-Accrual of Post-Judgment In­ Work Experience: Sales Clerk, Fayet­ Law, 1988; Dean's List; Student Bar As- . terest Under 28 U.S. C. Section 1961, 56 teville, TN, Summer 1987; Grounds­ Scholastic Backg round: B.A., honors, Scholastic Background: M.A. in Inter­ Tenn. L. Rev. 1989); Dean's sociation. keeper, Caldwell Chemical Coatings in Political Science, Universityof Tennes­ national Policy Studies, Monterey Insti­ List; Harold C. Warner Scholarship; Scholastic Background: B.S. in Busi­ Corp., Summers 1984-86; Security see, 1987; Pi Sigma Alpha, national po­ tute of International Studies, 1987; American Jurisprudence Award for Le­ ness Administration, Accounting major, Guard, Amana Refrigeration, Summer litical science honor society. Regional Focus: Soviet and Eastern gal Writing and Advocacy; intramural Tennessee Technological University, 1983. European Studies. B.A. in Economics, Work Experience: Law Clerk, Norton & Cookeville; Beta Gamma Sigma, busi­ Andrews University, Berrien Springs, Ml, athletics. legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Luhn, Knoxville, 1989; Law Clerk, A. ness honorary fraternity; intramural Thomas Monceret, 1988-89; Law Clerk, 1985; German Studies, Seminar Schloss Scholastic Background: M.S. in Poly­ Location Preferred: Southeast sports; Dormitory Government; Gore Key, Lee, Layman, Child. O'Connor & Bogenhofen, Austria, 1982-83. Studies mer Engineering, University of Tennes· Sadler Outstanding Entering Freshman Petty, Knoxville, 1988; Volunteer, Knox­ in piano, flute, and music theory and his­ see, 1986; B.A., high honors, Chemistry, Scholarship; Society of Business Scho­ ville Bicentennial Commission, 1987; var­ tory, Blair School of Music, Vanderbilt University of Tennessee, 1983; Phi Beta lars; UniversityChristian Student Center. ious part-time jobs to finance education. University, 1974- 81; Intensive Summer Kappa; Frederick T. Bonham Scholar­ secretary. Spanish Program, University of Madrid, ship; Dean's List. Legal Practice Emphasis: Corporate/ Spain, 1980. Work Experience: Summer Associate, bankruptcy law Work Experience: Summer Associate, McCampbell and Young, Knoxville, Work Experience: Legal Research As· Gardere & Wynne, Dallas, TX, 1989; 1989; Graduate Assistant, Office of the location: Flexible sistant, Tennessee Energy, Environment Summer Associate, Vinson & Elkins, General Counsel, University of Tennes­ and Resources Center, Knoxville, Sep­ Houston, TX, 1988 and 1989; Engineer, see; Accountant, University Planning tember 1988-present; Law Clerk, Joel Polyethylene Research and Develop­ and Architecture Office, Virginia Poly­ Anders Law Group, Washington, D.C., ment, Dow Chemical Co., Freeport, TX, technic Institute, Blacksburg, VA; Ac­ Summer 1988; Research Assistant, 1986-87; Graduate Research Assistant, countant, Harton Regional Medical Smithsonian Institute, Center for Eastern Polymer Engineering Department, Center, Tullahoma, TN; Student Aide to European Studies, Washington D.C., University of Tennessee, 1984·85. the Dean of Business Administration, Summer 1987; Research Assistant, W. legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Tennessee Technological University, : Kunze, Chairman Modern Language Cookeville, TN; Advertising Sales . Department, Andrews University, Location Preferred : Flexible

Representatitve, The Daily Herald, · 1983-84; German Tutor, Andrews Columbia, TN. University German Department, 1983-86. Legal Practice Emphasis: Rexible, but particularly interested in contracts and lega l Practice Emphasis: Flexible administrative law. Location Preferred: Flexible location Preferred: Southeast

40 JOY M. WHITNEY DAVID S. WIGLER SUSAN BURRALL WILLS WALTEA N. WINCHESTER TRACY COY WOODEN, CPA West Palm Beach, Florida Knoxville, Tennessee Murray, Kentucky Madison, Tennessee South Pittsburg, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: August 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: December 1989 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honora and Activities: Student Bar Association; LEXIS training. Dean's List; Manier, Herod, Hollabaugh Dean's List; Environmental Law Society; Student Bar Association. Dean's List; Awarded highest grade in & Smith AcademicScholarship; Student Lawyer's Guild; Student Bar Association; Basic Federal Income Taxation, Fall Scholastic Background: B.A. in Scholastic Background: B.S. in His­ Advisor; LEXIS experience. 1988, Taxation of Entities, Spring 1989, Elementary Education, University of Class of 1990 Development Council. tory, Tennessee Techotogical University, and Tax Theory; Student Bar Associa­ Florida, Gainesville. Scholastic Background: Juilliard Scholastic Background: B.S. cum Cookeville, 1987; Greater Nashville tion; American Bar Association/Law Stu­ School of Music; Bachelor of Music, laude in Political Science, Murray State Tennessee Tech Alumni Association Work Experience: Elementary School dent Division. Teacher, Palm Beach County, Florida; University of Tennessee. University, Murray, 1987; Pi Sigma Scholarship, 1983-85; George S. Hood Scholastic Background: B.S. in Ac­ Court Reporter (specialized in civil work), Work Experience: Summer Associate, Alpha. II Scholarship, 1986-87; Phi Alpha Theta, counting, University of Tennessee at Palm Beach County. Wagner, Myers & Sanger, Knoxville, Work Experience: Law Clerk to Gary A. national history honor society; Semester Chattanooga, 1986; Dean's List; Wall 1988 and 1989; Real Estate Develop­ Davis, Gilreath & Associates, Knoxville, Transition Committee, 1987. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Street Journal Award, Outstanding Stu­ ment and Syndication; Securities Under· August 1988-present; Free lance Court Work Experience: Lacy & Winchester dent in Schoolof Business; Outstanding Location Preferred: Florida, Southeast writing; Accounting for a N.A.S.D. Reporter, Murray, 1982·87. P.C., Knoxville, 1986-present; Tee-Con Senior of the Year in Business Adminis­ Broker/Dealer; Property Management Electrical Contractors, Summer 1985; Legal Practice Emphasis: Environ­ tration; Alpha Society; Beta Gamma and Partnership Management. B.G. & W. Construction Co., Summer mental Sigma, national honor society; Golden Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible 1984; Opryland U.S.A., Summer 1983. Location Preferred: Flexible Key National Honor Society; Tennessee Location Preferred: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation Society of Certified Public Accountants' Location Preferred: Knoxville, Nash­ Scholarship, two consecutive years; A. ville, Atlanta Roy Williams Accounting Scholarship; UTC Academic Merit Scholarship. Work Experience: Tax Consultant, Deloitte, Haskins & Sells, Chattanooga, TN, 1986-87; Accountant, First Bank of Marion County, South Pittsburg, TN, 1984-85. Legal Practice Emphasis: Taxation and business law Location Preferred: Tennessee

41 SONDRA WOOTEN ANNE KATHERINE YATTEAU JOHN HAROLD ZWALD Hendersonville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Atlanta. Georgia

Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1990 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Actlvhles: Law School Honors and Activities: Dean's List; Wagner Labor Law Moot Student Bar Association; American Bilr Dean's List; National Moot Court Team. Court Team; John W. Green Scholar­ Association/Law Student Division; Law 1989-90; Moot Court Board, vice chair­ ship; MootCourt Board; Student Bar As­ Women; WESTLAW and LEXIS training. person. 1989-90; Advocate's Prize Moot CourtCompetiti on, First-place Team and sociation. Scholastic Background: B.S., highest Best Brief Award, 1989: Tennessee High Scholastic Background: B.S., honors, honors, in Business Administration, · School Mock Trial Competition. law stu­ in Public Administration, University of 1987; Beta Gamma Sigma, national bus- dent advisor; Student Bar Association; Tennessee, Martin, 1986; Pi Sigma Al­ iness society; Golden Key Honor So­ Knoxville American Inn of Court; Class pha, honor society; Phi Alpha Delta; Phi ciety; International Honor Student. of 1990 Development Council: in­ Chi Theta; Peer Enabling Program; John Bregenz, Austria; University of Vermont tramurals; Student Advisor. Burgess Award. Medical Center Cardiovascular Tech­ nology Program. Scholastic Background: Master of Work Experience: Summer Associate. Science, Western Kentucky University, McCampbell & Young, Knoxville, 1989; Work Experience: Summer Associate. 1987; B.S. in Social Science Education, Law Clerk, City of Knoxville Law Direc­ Kennerly, Montgomery and Finley, minor in Sociology, University of Geor­ tor, Summer 1988; Claims Representa­ Knoxville. 1989; Law Clerk, Watt. Oyer, gia. 1980; Track and Cross Country tive. Travelers Insurance Co., Nashville; and James, Knoxville, Summer 1988; Teams, varsity letterman; Dean's List. various summer and part-time jobs. Vice President of Development. Baptist Hospital. Knoxville. 1984-86; Administra­ Work Experience: Summer Associate, Legal Practice Emphasis: Labor law tor/Manager, Baptist Hospital Heart Carter & Ansley, Atlanta, 1989; Law Location Preferred: Flexible Center, Knoxville. 1981-84; Ancillary Clerk, Key, Lee, Layman, Child, O'Con­ Service Administrator, Eisenhower nor & Petty, Knoxville 1988-89; Clerk­ Hospital, Colorado Springs, CO, ship, Fulton County District Attorney's 1975-81. Honors: 1978 Gazette Tele­ Office, Atlanta, 1988; Graduate Assistant graph Annual Recognition of Business Track Coach, and Physical Education In­ Leaders-One of Colorado Springs Most structor, 1985-87. Western Kentucky Successful Business Women; National University; High School Social Studies Board lor CardiovascularExaminations: Teacher and Coach, Brookwood High Loaned Executive, United Way of School, Atlanta. 1981-85, Track Coach Knoxville. of the Year-Georgia at large, 1983-. 84,-85, (coached three state champion­ LegalPractice Emphasis: Flexible with an interest in medical malpractice law or ship track teams). commercial and tax law. Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation Location Preferred: Knoxville Location Preferred: Flexible

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JENNIFER lYNN ASHLEY ALAN WAYNE BAGLEY LANCE A. BAKER BARRY l. ABBOTT BARBARA F. ARRANTS Knoxville, Tennessee Church Hill, Tennessee Parsons, Tennessee Chickamauga, Georgia Nolensville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association; American Bar Research Assistant for Professor Gary Student Bar Association; Phi Alpha American Bar Association/Law Student Student Bar Association; intramural ath· Association/Law Student Division. Anderson in Criminal Law. Delta; American Bar Association/Law Division; Student Bar Association; in· letics. Student Division. tram ural sports; Phi Alpha Delta; Hood· Scholastic Background: B.A. in En­ Scholastic Background: B.S. in Psy­ Schola(ltic Background: B.A. in His· ing Marshall. glish/B.S. in Psychology, University of chology, University of the South, Scholastic Background: B.A., cum tory, Rhodes College, 1988; Honor Tennessee at Chattanooga, 1988; U.S. Sewanee, Tennessee, 1985; Order of laude , in German, Wake Forest Univer­ Scholastic Background: B.S. in Crimi· Council, representative; Resident Advi· Army Scholarship; D. Ashley Jewell Gownsmen, academic honor society. sity, 1983; Wake Forest Student Govern­ nal Justice, East Tennessee State sor; Student Government Association, Foundation Scholarship; Who's Who in ment, legislator; Delta Phi Alpha, german University, 1987; Dean's List; National budget team; Sigma Nu, pledge mar· Work Experience: Runner, Boult, American Colleges & Universities; honor society; Wake Forest in Venice, Dean's List; Alpha Phi Sigma, honor so­ shall; N.C.A.A. Division Ill Football; U.S. Cummings, Conners &·Berry, Nashville, Golden Key Honor Society; Alpha Italy Program. ciety; Pi Kappa Phi, fraternity; Distin· Army Reserve Officer's Training Corp., Tennessee, 1 987 -1988; Training Admin­ Lt., Lambda, honor society; Psi Chi, honor guished Greeks of America; Outstanding commissioned as 2nd May 1988; istrator/Personnel, Cain Sloan Depart­ Work Experience: Membership Serv­ society; U.S. Army Reserves Second College Students of America; Student Outstanding Young Men of America. ment Stores, Nashville, 1985- 1987: ices/Production, WSJK-TV, Knoxville, Lieutenant; Sigma Chi, fraternity. Government, senator and justice; Out­ Research Assistant, Ph.d Research 1984- 1988; Clerk, Draper Books, Knox­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Rain­ standing Young Men of America. Work Experience: Law Clerk, Holland Project, Texas Research Institute of Men­ ville, 1983-84. water, Humble & Vowell, Knoxville, Sum­ & Holland, Knoxville, January 1989- Ial Sciences; Soccer and Swimming Work Experience: Sales Clerk, Gate­ mer 1989-present; Librarian/Runner, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible present; Runner, Milligan, Harris, Barry Coach. way Books, Kingsport, Tennessee, Laughlin, Halle, Gibson & McBride, & Hensley, Chattanooga, 1986-88; vari­ Location Preferred: Flexible 1988; Sales Clerk, White's Men's Wear, Memphis, Summer 1988; Resident Ad· legal Practice Emphasis: Labor, ous other part-lime jobs including: Red Kingsport, 1988-88; Intern, District Attor· visor, Rhodes College, Memphis, securities & banking, litigation Food Store, deli dark; Sherwin-Williams, ney's Office, Sullivan County, 1987; 1985-87; Ranch Hand, T.W. Services, commercial paint sales; Gilman Com­ location Preferred: Middle Tennes­ Manager, McDonald's Corp., Kingsport, Yellowstone National Park, Gardener. pany, commercial paint sales; and tem­ see: Nashville, Franklin, Murfreesboro 1984-86. Montana, Summer 1986; Telemarketing porary construction jobs. Sales Representative, Data Communica· Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible lions Corporation, Memphis, 1985; Litigation legal Practice Emphasis: Location Preferred: Flexible Assembly Line Laborer, Kolpak Manu· location Preferred: Tennessee facturing Co., Parsons, Tennessee, Sum­ mers 1983·84. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Flexible

44 SCARLETT A. BEATY ROOD W. BARCKHOFF MARIA E. BARNWELL MALIAKA L. BASS HOWARD LEO BEALE, II Nashville, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Albany, Kentucky Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Dean's List; intramural sports; Student Black Law Student Association, secre­ Patricia Roberts Harris Fellow; University Student Bar Association, treasurer and Student Bar Association; Law Women. Bar Association. tary, 1989-90. of London and the University of Exeter first-year representative; Dean's Adviso­ Scholastic Background: B.S. in Politi­ with SpecialClerks hip, Messrs. Stephens ry Council; Academic Review Board; Scholastic Background: B.S. in Eco­ Scholastic Background: B.S. in Bi­ cal Science, Tennessee Technological & Student Government Association. law nomics, Allegheny College, Meadville, ology, , Green­ Scown, Solicitors, Exeter, England, University, Cookeville, 1987; Associated school representative; Tennessee High Pennsylvania, June 1987; Alden Scho­ ville, NC, 1984; Preprofessional Health Summer 1989; Black Law Students As­ Student Body, senator; University Cur­ School Mock Trial Competition, law stu­ lar; departmental honors in Economics. Alliance, vice-president; Biology Club. sociation, president (1989-90), first-year riculum Committee, student member; In­ dent advisor; U.T. Lacrosse Team, representative (1988-89); Alpha Kappa ternational Relations Club; Senate Arts Work Experience: Law Clerk, Ritchie, Work Experience: Law Clerk, Public Alpha, sorority. defensive captain. Fels and Dillard, Knoxville, Tennessee, Defender's Office, Nashville, 1988; In­ and Sciences Committee, chairperson. Scholastic Background: B.A. in En­ Scholastic Background: B.A. in Politi­ April 1989-present. tern, Tennessee Democratic Party, Work Experience: Law Clerk, Lock­ cal Science, Rhodes College, 1988; Col­ Nashville, 1987 -88; Law Clerk, Office of glish, Spelman College, Atlanta, Geor­ ridge & Becker, Knoxville, Summer Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation legiate National Mock Trial Tournament M. Lee Smith Publisher & Printer, Nash­ gia, May 1988. 1989; Inspector, Aquatech, lnc., Cooke­ at Drake University, captain 1987 and Location Preferred: Flexible ville, 1985-86; Research Assistant, Med­ Work Experience: Graduate Advisor, ville, 1988; Car Salesperson, Sexton 1988; Constitutional Law Moot Court ical Enrichment Reinforcement Program, Black Cultural Programming Committee, Ford-Mercury, Sparta, Tennessee, 1987; Team, 1987; Sigma Nu, fraternity, treas­ Tulane Medical Center, New Orleans, University of Tennessee, August pianist and organist for various social urer and executive council; Rhodes Louisiana, Summer 1983. 1989-present; Sales Person, Dillard's functions. Lacrosse Tearn, captain. Department Store, Nashville, Summer Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible 1988; Surveyor, Atlanta Journal­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, O'Neil, Location Preferred: Flexible Constitution, Special Projects Depart­ Parker and Williamson, 1989-present; In­ Location Preferred: Flexible ment, Atlanta, 1988; Sales Person, tern, Shelby County Public Defender's Handmacher's Clothing Outlet, Nash­ Office Capital Defense Team, 1987-88; ville, Summer 1987. Ell)ployee Coordinator,The Beale Com­ pany, Inc., 1987-88. Legal Practice Emphasis: Civil rights, health care law, international law Legal Practice Emphasis: Medical malpractice defense, litigation Location Preferred: Flexible Location Preferred: Memphis, Nashville

45 JAMES H. BEMILLER DANIEL P. BEREXA CYNTHIA A. BIBB MICHAEL GANN BILLINGS ROBERT J. BOWMAN Mansfield, Ohio Knoxville, Tennessee Wichita Falls, Texas Memphis, Tennessee Vincentown, New Jersey Knoxville, Tennessee Date of Graduation: May 1991· Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: JD/MBA expected Date of Graduation: May 1991 May 1992 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association; Sports Lawyers Student Bar Association; intramural ath­ Dean's List; American Jurisprudence Law School Honors and Activities: William H. Wicker Law Scholarship; Association, Inc.; intramural athletics. letics. Award in Legal Process; Student Bar As­ Student Bar Association. Charles A. & Myrtle Warner Memorial sociation; Tennessee High School Mock Scholastic Background: M.S. in Phys­ Scholastic Background: B.A. in Crimi­ Scholastic Background: B.B.A., Scholarship; Police Ride-Along Program ; Trial Competition, law student advisor. ical Education. emphasis in Sports nal Justice, University of Florida, 1987; magna cum laude, in Finance, Missis­ LEXIS and WESTLAW training. Management, University of Tennessee, Reserve Officers Training Corps.; Scab­ Scholastic Background: B.A., cum sippi State University, 1988; Phi Kappa Scholastic Background: B.A., with 1988; B.S. in Education, Miami Univer­ bard & Blade, military honor society; Dis­ laude, in Political Science, with depart­ Phi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Blue Key, honors, in Prelaw, minor in Business Ad­ sity, 1985; NCAA Volunteer for Youth, tinguished Military Student. mental honors, Tulane University, New Mississippi State University Hall of Fame; ministration, Cedarville College, Cedar­ co-director; Mansfield University Club Orleans, Louisiana, 1988; Mortar Board Mississippi Young Banker's Scholar; Phi Work Experience: Summer Associate, ville, Ohio, 1988; CEDARS (College Scholarship; Richland Foundation honor society; Alpha Lambda Delta, Gamma Delta, social fraternity. 1989, and Runner, 1988, Baker, Wor­ Newspaper), assignment editor; Educa­ Scholarship. honor society; Newcomb Senate, senior thington, Crossley, Stansberry & Woolf, Work Experience: Law Clerk, Lock­ tional Policies Committee, student representative; Kappa Alpha Theta. Work Experience: State Oevelopment Knoxville; Platoon Leader, U.S. Army ridge & Becker, Knoxville, February representative; Academic Advisory president; Academic All American Coordinator, The Athletics Congress. Reserve, Military Police Corps, 1987-89; 1989-present; Accounting Clerk, Baker, Board, representative; Campus Activities (tennis). Polo Vault, Tennessee, 1989-present; U.S. Army Reserve, Enlisted Military Worthington, Crossley, Stansberry & Board, committee chairman; Who's Who Graduate Assistant Track Coach, Univer­ Police Officer, 1985-87. Work Experience: News Intern, Woolf, Knoxville, Summer 1988; Ad­ in American Colleges and Universities. sity of Tennessee. 1987-present; Assis­ KFDX/NBC, Wichita Falls, Summer ministrative Staff, Ernst & Whinney, Mem­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation 1987-88; Dean's Honor List, Alumni tant Coach, TAC Southeast Regional 1988; News Intern WPSU/NBC, New phis, Tennessee. 1986-87. Scholarship Award. Decathlon Clinic, 1986-87; Assistant Location Preferred: Tennessee Orleans, Louisiana, 1987; Tennis Instruc­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Corporate Work Experience: Law Clerk, Univer­ FootballfTrack Coach and Teachers Aid, tor, Summers 1983-87. law sity of Tennessee, Knoxville, Officeof the Malabar High School, Mansfield, Ohio, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible General Counsel, May 1989-present; 1986. Location Preferred: Southeast Location Preferred: Flexible Law Clerk/Runner, Jenkins and Jenkins, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Knoxville, Summer 1988; Receiving Location Preferred: Flexible Manager, Lincoln Graphics, Cherry Hill, New Jersey, 1983-85.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Tennessee

46 CONSTANCE M. BRODISH JAMES T. BROOKS, Ill ROGER DEAN BROOKS TROY DAVID BROWN KELLY C. BRYSON Knoxville. Tennessee Murfreesboro. Tennessee Sparta. North Carolina Sioux City, Iowa Franklin, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Actlvites: Law School Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association. Student Bar Associations; Police Ride­ Dean's List. Tennessee Air National Guard, piloting Student Bar Association; Law Women. Along Program; Tennessee High School duties nine days a month. first-year representative; The University B.A .• highest B.S .. honors. Scholastic Background: Scholastic Background: of Manchester, England, for a concen­ honors. in Political Science, honors pro­ Mock Trial Competttion, law student in Mechanical Engineering. North Caro­ Scholastic Background: B.A. in Politi­ trated study in international law. 1989-90. gram. The University of Tennessee, advisor. lina State University, 1983; Pi Tau Sigma cal Science. , 1988; Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Kappa Phi; Scholastic Background: B.A .. honors. and Tau Beta Pi, engineering honor so­ Ames. Iowa. 1984; Dean's List; Iowa Scholastic Background: B.A. in En­ Golden Key National Honor Society; in English Literature and minor in cieties; registered professional engineer State Senate, intern, 1983-84; Student glish Literature, University of Tennessee, James 0. & Minnie Elliott Political Philosophy. Warren Wilson College, in North Carolina and Tennessee. Director of Academic Affairs; Phi 1986. Science Scholarship Award, 1987-88; Pi Gamma Delta. fraternity. social chairman 1988; Warren Wilson College Outing Work Experience: Systems Reliability Work Experience: Juvenile Counselor. and rush co-chairman. Sigma Alpha, national political science Club; Rock Climbing Club. Engineer. Tenera. L.P. (acquired from IT Katie Miller Group Home. 1986-88; As­ honor society. Work Experience: Law Clerk, Murfrees­ Corporation in 1988), Knoxville. 1987- Work Experience: Military Pilot (4 12 sistant Manager. Penrose Farm, Knox­ Work Experience: Freelance Graphic boro Legal Services, Summer 1989; present; Systems Reliability Engineer. hours in C-130 A),Tennessee Air Na­ ville, 1982-85; Manager. Sheikh Arabian Artist. 1979-84; Assistant Furniture Warren Wilson College Farm Crew Duke Power Company. Charlotte, North tional Guard, Nashville. 1986-present; Farm. Birmingham, Alabama, 1979-82. Procurer. The University of Texas. Worker and Student Supervisor. Carolina. 1983-87. Military Pilot (427 hours in A-70. T-37, Legal Practice Emphasis: International Austin. Texas. 1970-72; Draftsperson. and T-38). Iowa Air .National Guard. 1984·88; Bartender, Chalet Lodge. Ltt­ Legal Practice Emphasis: General/ law Ohio Fuel Gas Co .. Columbus. Ohio. tle Switzerland. North Carolina. Summer 1984-86; private pilot (134 hours in a environmental Flexible 1968-70. 1988. PiperCherokee). Licenses: commercial, Location Preferred: Location Preferred: Southeast & instrument. multi-engine, single engine. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Rexible, liti­ Southern Atlantic regions and private. Location Preferred: Flexible gation Legal Practice Emphasis: Aviation Location Preferred: Flexible related. Location Preferred: Flexible

47 PAMELA J. BYRD WYNNE DUMARIAU CAFFEY JEFFREY A. CALK CHRISTOPHER LEE CANTRELL DAIL A. CANTRELL Chapel Hill, North Carolina Knoxville, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Smithville, Tennessee Clinton, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association; Dean's List; Phi Law Women, first-year representative; Dean's List; Student Bar Association; in· Knoxville Auxiliary to the Tennessee Bar TennesseeHigh School Mock Trial Com­ Alpha Delta. Student Bar Association; WESTLAW tramural athletics. Association Scholarship. petition, law student advisor; intramural training; Greater Knoxville Darting As­ athletics. Scholastic Background: Lawyer's As­ Scholastic Background: B.S., magna Scholastic Background: B.S., cum sociation, platinum division player. sistant Program of National Center for cum laude, in History, Belmont College, laude, in Political Science, minor in Scholastic Background: B.A., honors. Paralegal Training, Atlanta, 1982, B.S., Scholastic Background: B.A., highest Nashville, Tennessee, 1985; Alpha Chi, Speech Communication, David Lip· in Political Science and English, Univer· honors, in Administration of Criminal honors, in Human Services, minor in honor society; Kenneth B. Sidwell scomb College, Nashville, 1988; Alpha sity of Tennessee, 1988; graduate Justice and Psychology, University of Business, The University of Tennessee. Award. best all-around student. Chi, honor society; Tau Phi. social frater­ course in English. North Carolina, Chapel Hill, 1981; December, 1986; Phi Eta Sigma, honor nity, president; Phi Alpha Delta, prelaw Work Experience: Summer Associate, Work Experience: Salesperson/Assis· Dean's List, Turrentine Scholarship, First fraternity; Gamma Beta Phi, honor frater­ fraternity; College Republicans; intern for Heiskell, Donelson, Bearman, Adams, tant Manager, Radio Shack, Savings and Loan of Mebane nity, delegate to the national convention; congressional candidate Terry Holcomb; Williams & Kirsch, Nashville, 1989; Area 1984-present; Director of Campus Life. Scholarship. American Marketing Association; intramural sports: basketball, football Sales Manager. General Electric Com­ Anderson County. 1984-present; English Greater Knoxville Darting Association. and softball. Work Experience: Law Clerk, Bass, pany, New York Region, Fort Lee, New Teacher and Girl's Volleyball Coach, An­ representative to the Winmau World Berry & Sims, Nashville, Summer 1989; Jersey, 1987-88; Sales Trainee/Order Work Experience: Owner, Club Shirts derson County High School, 1987-88: Masters S State Regional Playoff and to Paralegal, Dennis, Corry, Porter & Thorn­ Service Representative, General Electric Unlimited, Nashville, 1987-88; Funds Job Recruiter. Dunhill Placement Serv­ the Pacific Cup S State Regional ton, Atlanta, 1983-88; Paralegal, Fisher Company, Atlanta, Georgia, 1986-87. Processor, Anytime Teller Division, First ice, 1984-85; Official, Ladies Athletic & Phillips, Atlanta. 1983; Paralegal, Kad­ Playoffs; 'Ton-Eighty Times'. (GKDA American National Bank, Nashville. Department, University of Tennessee, Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation ish, Davis & Brotman, Atlanta, 1982-83. Newsletter). editor. 1987: Salesperson, Gentlemen's Wear­ 1983-85. Acting Landlord/ Location Preferred: Tennessee or house, Murfreesboro, 1987. Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation, Work Experience: Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Manager, Caffey Properties, Knoxville, Southeast flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible 1986-present; Bartender. Ivy's Restaur­ Location Preferred: East Tennessee Location Preferred: Southeast ant. Knoxville, 1987-present; Bar Super­ Location Preferred: Flexible visor, Bash Riprocks, Knoxville, 1986-87: Intern, Psych· Technician/Counselor. Lakeshore Mental Health Institute, Spring and Summer 1986; Office Assis­ tant. East Tennessee Collection Agency, Summer 1986; Waitress, Daryll's 1879 Restaurant, 1984-86; Activrties Therapist, Peninsula Hospital, Summer 1983.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible

Location Preferred: Southeast

48 CHARLES ALPHONSO CARPENTER MICHAEL E. CASTERLINE SUSAN L. CHRISTENBERRY HOWELL DEAN CLEMENTS WILLIAM H. COFFEY Ypsilanti, Michigan Lansing, Michigan Knoxville, Tennessee Chattanooga, Tennessee Murphy, North Carolina

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Dean's Advisory Council, first-year American Bar Association/Law Student John W. Green Scholarship; American Student Bar Association; WESTLAW Student Bar Association. representative; intramural athletics; training. Division; Tennessee High School Mock Jurisprudence Award in Contracts I. Scholastic Background: B.A. in Politi· Sports Lawyers Association. Trial Competition, law student advisor, Scholastic Background: B.S., magna Scholastic Background: B.A., high cal Science, Universityof North Carolina, LEXIS and WESTLAW training. Scholastic Background: B.A. in Politi­ cum laude, in Biochemistry, with concen­ honors, in English, Tulane University and Chapel Hill, 1982; M.A. in Political cal Science, Morehouse College, At­ Scholastic Background: B.A. in En· tration in Mathematics and Chemistry, University of Tennessee, 1988; Kappa Science. , Athens, lanta, Georgia, 1986; Forensics Team, glish, Michigan State University. 1987; University of Tennessee, 1988; Phi Kap­ Sigma, social fraternity. 1987; Phi Kappa Phi, national honor captain; Maroon Tiger assistant editor; , Dean's List; Legislative Intern, Michigan pa Phi; Valedictorian Scholarship; Alum­ Work Experience: Summer Associate, society. Student Government Association; Young House of Representatives, Spring ni Upperclass Scholarship; Phi Eta Grant, Konvalinka, and Grubbs, Chat­ Work Experience: Social Studies Democrats; Academic Honor Roll; Semester, 1982. Sigma, freshman honor society; Rens­ tanooga, 1989; Clerk, Riengold, Cle· Teacher, Murphy High School. 1988; Who's Who Among Students in Ameri­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Brasfield selaer Medal for Mathematics and ments and Schulman, Chattanooga, Staff Writer/Reporter, Blue Ridge Ob­ can Universities and Colleges; Outstand­ & Parker. Knoxville, May 1989-present; Science from the Renssalaer Polytech· 1984-88; Knoxville Help Line, 1986; server Newspaper, Georgia, 1987; ing Young Men of America; Young Pantry Chef, Jim's Tiffany Place, Lans· nic Institute; Academic Award of Excel­ McCallie Day Camp Counselor, Chat­ Graduate Research Assistant, UGA Po­ Community Leaders of America. ing. Michigan, 1983-85; Kitchen lence from the Women's Society of tanooga, 1983. litical Science Department, 1986-87; Work Experience: Student Attorney, Engineers, Knoxville. Manager, Chippewa Hotel. Mackinac Is· Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Manager, Sky City Stores. Inc. University of Tennessee Office of Student land. Michigan, 1980-85. Work Experience: Law Clerk, Luedeka, LegalPractice Emphasis: International Conduct, Summer 1989-present; Assis­ Location Preferred: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Hodges and Neely, 1989-present; Lab­ law, banking tant Manager, Purchase Camera Shops, oratory Assistant, Dr. Gary Stacey, Inc., Ann Arbor, Michigan; Employment Location Preferred: Flexible University of Tennessee, 1987; Labora­ Location Preferred: Southeast; Wash­ Counselor, Washtenaw, Ann Arbor, tory Assistant, Dr. Frederic Fairfield, ington, D.C. Livingston, Training & Employment University of Tennessee, 1985. Center, Ypsilanti, Michigan; Sales Patent law Manager, Rich's Department Stores, At­ Legal Practice Emphasis: lanta; Assistant Debate Coach, More­ Location Preferred: Flexible house College, Atlanta; Rental Representative. The HertzCorporation, Atlanta. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Southeast

49 DANA ANN COLLIER JAMES C. CONE JOHN F. CONLEY MARY DAGLEY COPELAND JAMES MORRIS CORNELIUS, JR. Wise. Virginia Franklin, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Harrogate, Tennessee Portland, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association. Intramural basketball; University of Ten­ Student Bar Association; research assis­ Dean's List; Law Women. Dean's List; Student Bar Association; nessee Crew; Student Bar Association; tant for Professor Gary Anderson, Sum­ Academic Review Board; Police Ride­ Scholastic Background: B.S. in Busi­ Scholastic Background: B.A., magna WESTLAW training. mer 1989; intramural athletics. Along Program; American Bar Associa­ ness Administration. ooncentration in Ac­ cum laude, in Humanities, Lincoln tion; Phi Alpha Delta; intramural athletics. counting and Financial Management, Scholastic Background: B.A., cum Scholastic Background: B.A., honors, Memorial University, Harrogate, Tennes­ University of Virginia Clinch Valley Col­ laude, in Political Science and Interna­ in Psychology, University of Tennessee see, 1984; Mu Nu Chapter. Phi Alpha Scholastic Background: B.S., magna lege at Wise, 1988; Dean's List; Kline tional Relations. The University of the at Knoxville, 1987. Theta, international history honor society, cum laude. in Political Science, Tennes­ South, 1988; Key Fauser, Orgil Scholar­ president and treasurer; Alpha Chi, na­ see Tecnological University, Cooke­ Foundation Scholarship; Phi Upsilon Wortt Experience: Law Clerk, Susana Omega; Who's Who in American Univer­ ship in Political Science; Lancaster tional honor society, secretary; Who's ville, 1988; GTE-CoSIDA Academic All­ & Sheppeard, Knoxville, Summer 1989; sities and Colleges. Scholarship; selected for year's study at Who Among Students in American Col­ American. 1988 (golf); All Ohio Valley Computer Operator, Fort Sanders Hertford College, Oxford, England; leges and Universities; Colonial Daugh­ Conference. golf. 1988; Dean's List; Phi Wortt Experience: Law Clerk, Butler, Regional Medical Center, 1986-89; In­ nominated for Truman Scholarship; Stu­ ters of the 12th Century Scholarship Kappa Phi, honor society; Alpha Mu Vines. Babb and Threadgill, Knoxville, ternship, Assistant to the Director of Spe­ dent Assembly, financial co mmittee; var­ Award in History; Sigma Sigma Sigma, Gamma. honor society; OVC Scholar May 1989-present; Accounting Clerk, cial Education of Maryville City School sity soccer, captain; rowing and soccer national social sorority, chapter advisor; Athlete; OVC Medal of Honor; OVC Kennedy's Piggly Wiggly, Inc., Coeburn. System, 1986-87. in Oxford; Oxford Union; Omicron Delta Tennessee Technological University, Commissioner's Honor Roll; Sigma Al­ Virginia, 1986-88; Accounting Clerk, Kappa. Legal Practice Emphasis: Torts, fami­ Cookeville. Studies in Sociology, pha Epsilon, fraternity, Sesser-Lindsey George T. Morton, CPA, Norton. Vir­ ly law 1974-75. Award; intramural athletics. ginia, 1984-88; Legal Receptionist, Work Experience: Law Clerk, Daniel Daniel Kilgore. Attorney at Law, Wise. and Oberman. Knoxville, Tennessee, Location Preferred: Southeast Work Experience: Secretary to Vice Work Experience: Temporary Deputy 1986. 1989; Runner and Law Clerk, Parker President for Development and Office Clerk, Circuit Court of Davidson County. Mink and Jones, Nashville, Summer Manager, Lincoln Memorial University, Nashville, Tennessee, Summer 1989; Legal Practice Emphasis: Tax and 1988; Research Assistant for James Harrogate, 1985-88; Circulation various summer jobs. bankruptcy Sherr, Oxford, England, 1986-87. Manager, 'The Lincoln Herald, 'Lincoln Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible Memorial University Press, Lincoln Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: South and Museum, Harrogate, 1986-87; Secre­ Location Preferred : Flexible tary, Division of Nursing, Lincoln Southeast Memorial University, Harrogate, 1980-85. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: East Tennessee

50 RICHARD A. COUNTS CHRISTOPHER D. CRAVENS · TONY R. DALTON WILLIAM C. DAVIS MICHAEL D. DILLON Abingdon. Virginia Hendersonville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Cookeville, Tennessee Smyrna, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honora and Activities: Student Bar Association; Federalist So· Student Bar Association; Research As­ Student Bar Association; Dean's List; Student Bar Association; intramural ath­ Christian Legal Society. ciety; Christian Legal Society. sistant for Professor Fred Le Clercq, John W. Green Scholar. letics. Scholastic Background: B.S. in Politi­ Summer 1989; intramural athletics. Scholastic Background: B.A., summa Scholastic Background: B.A., summa Scholastic Background: B.S. in Phar­ cal Science, Middle Tennessee State cum laude, in History/Political Science, Scholastic Background: B.S. in Politi­ cum laude in Political Science, minor in macy, Samford University School of Univers�y. Murfreesboro, 1988; Dean's King College, Bristol, Tennessee, 1988; cal Science, Middle Tennessee State History, Carson Newman College, Jeffer­ Pharmacy, Birmingham, Alabama, 1987; List. Philothesmian Society, president; Drama University, 1988; Dean's List; Pi Sigma son City, Tennessee, 1988. Dean's Student Service Award; Dunbar Work Experience: United States Marine Club; School Newspaper Staff; Who's Alpha, national political science honor Scholarship for Leadership and Scholar­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Wagner, Corps, 1979-86. Who in American Colleges & Univer­ society; Harry S. Truman Scholarship, Myers and Sanger, Knoxville, 1989; ship; Rho Chi, scholastic honor society; sities. nominee. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Clerk/Cashier, Convenient Food Mart, Eli Lilly Achievement Award; B.S. in Work Experience: Various summer Work Experience: White-water Guide, Jefferson City, 1987-88; Clerk/Cashier, Chemistry, Tennessee Technological Location Preferred: Flexible jobs to help finance education, including: Hiwassee Outfitters, Reliance, TN, Sum­ United States PostalService, Morristown, University, 1984; Phi Kappa Phi, national delivery, Domino's Pizza, Bristol, Sum­ mer 1989; Intern, Tennessee State Tennessee, 1986; Editor, Eagle Hand­ honor society; Cumberland Science Fair mer 1988; school census taker for Senate, Office of the Minority Leader, book, Carson Newman College, Scholarship; Alpha Lambda Delta, fresh­ Washington County School Board, Sum· Spring, 1988; Production Supervisor, 1984-86. man honor society. mer 1987; city directory taker, R.L. Polk United Parcel Service, Nashville, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Work Experience: Staff Pharmacist. and Company, Summer 1987; main­ 1985-88; Tennessee Scenic Rivers As­ Medical Center Pharmacy, Cookeville, tenance, Washington County Schools, sociation, Adopt-a-River Volunteer, Location Preferred : Southeast 1988-89; Intern Pharmacist, Lloyd Summers 1985·86. 1988-present. Noland Hospital, Birmingham, 1988; Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Environ­ Pharmacy Student Intern, Synter Labora­ tories, Inc., Palo Alto, California, Summer Location Preferred: Southeast mental, land use litigation 1987; Surgery Technician, 1984-85, and Location Preferred: Flexible Orderly, 1981-84, Cookeville General Hospital; Laboratory Assistant, Tennes­ see Tech nological University Chemistry Department, 1981-84. Legal Practice Emphaala: Hea�h re­ lated, patent, government

Location Preferred: Flexible

51 JOHN H. DOTSON DAWN DORAN REGINA K. DOVE BETH H. DUPREE KIMBERLY S. DYSLIN Paris. Tennessee Collierville, Tennessee Gainesville, Georgia Knoxville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Dean's List; Manier, Herod, Hollabaugh Student Bar Association. Student Bar Association. Research assistant for Professors Dean's List; intramural athletics. & Smith Scholarship; research assistant Joseph Cook and John Sobieski; top Scholastic Background: B.S., high Scholastic Background: B.S., honors, Scholastic Background: B.A. in En­ for Professor Fran Ansley. grade in Contracts I; Student Bar As­ honors, in Public Administration, Univer­ in Psychology, minor in Criminology/So­ glish and Philosophy, The University of sociation. Scholastic Background: M.A. in His· sity of Tennessee at Martin, 1988; Pi cial Work, Brenau College, Gainesville, Virginia, 1988; Modern Studies Interdis­ tory, University of Tennessee, 1979; Sigma Alpha, vice president; Phi Alpha Georgia. Scholastic Background: B.A., highest ciplinary Honors Program; Dean's List; honors, in Political Science, minor in Bus· Pi Beta Phi, sorority officer. M.A. in Teaching English as a Second Delta, prelaw fraternity, vice president; Work Experience: Advisory Commit­ iness Administration. University of Ten­ Language (TESL), University of Illinois, Phi Kappa Phi; Order of Omega; Who's tee, Hall County Juvenile Court; Legal Work Experience: Law Clerk, Morton, nessee, 1988; top graduate in the Urbana. Internship, University of Tehran, Who Among Students in American Uni­ Secretary/Clerk, Robert E. And rews, At­ Lewis, King & Krieg, Knoxville, 1989; College of Liberal Arts; Phi Beta Kappa; Iran; Assistant Editor, Tehran University versities and Colleges; Outstanding torney at Law, Gainesville; Legal Secre­ General Clerk and Runner, Morton. Omicron Delta Kappa; Mortar Board Newsletter, 1976-78. B.A. in History, Young Women in America; Undergradu­ tary/Clerk, James A. Glenn, Attorney at Lewis, King & Krieg, 1986-88; Wa�ress, Senior Citation; Chancellor's Citation for University of Tennessee, 1974. ate Alumni Council; Alpha Delta Pi, so­ Law. Gainesville. 1985; Volunteer, University of Tennessee cial sorority; Prelaw Club, secret ary. Extraordinary Achievement; Fred M. Work Experience: Law Clerk. Morton, Hospital, 1984. Legal Practice Emphasis: Social secu­ Roddy Merit Scholar (three years); Delta Lewis, King & Krieg, Knoxville, May Work Experience: Assistant to Chief r�y disabilny, worker's compensation. Delta Delta, sorority executive vice­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible 1989-present; Sales Counselor, Circuit Deputy, Chancery Court, Shelby County flexible president. Location Preferred: Flexible City, Knoxville, 1987-88; Substitute Courthouse, Memphis, Ten nessee, Sum­ Atlanta but flexible Teacher, Henry County High School, mers 1987 and 1988; Staff Writer, The Location Preferred: Work Experience: Law Clerk, Poore, Paris, Tennessee, 1986-87; Instructor, Fourteenth Cirde, newspaper, 1987-88; Cox, Baker. Ray & Byrne, Summer English Language Training (ELl), Sperry Counselor, Governor's School of Excel· 1988; Runner/File Clerk, Morrison, Mor­ Arabia Ltd., Dammam, Saudi Arabia, lence in Humanities, Summer 1986; Piz­ rison, Tyree and Dunn, June 1985-86; Supervisor, (Ell) Saudi Con­ zaz Pizzeria, 1984·88, supervisor, 1987-August 1988; Clerk for Congress­ solidated Electric Company, Dammam, 1986-88. man John J. Duncan, Summer 1986; In­ 1983-84; Instructor/Lead Instructor, tern for Congressman John J. Duncan, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible (EL T) Telemedia, Inc., Dammam, June 1985; various other part-time jobs. Location Preferred: Flexible 1980-83. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred : Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible

52 TRACY G. EDMUNDSON LINDA C. ELAM KRISTIN K. ELLIS R. SCOTT ELMORE CAROL ANN ESTES Elberta Alabama Oak Ridge, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Hattiesburg, Mississippi

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Scholastic Background: B.S., honors, Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Dean's Advisory Council; Student Bar Dean's List; The Honorable Harrison W. in Psychology, Austin Peay State Univer­ Graduate Student Association, represen­ Harold C. Warner Scholarship; Student Association. Ewing Fellowship; Student Bar Associa­ sity, 1988; Omicron Delta Kappa; tative: intramural athletics. Bar Association; Law Women. tion; WESTLAW training. Gamma Beta Phi; Dean's List; Student Scholastic Background: B.A. in Phys­ Scholastic Background: B.S., honors, Scholastic Background: B.S., magna Tribunal, associate justice; Student ics, Modern Optics and Electronics con­ Scholastic Background: B.S., honors, in Marketing, University of Tennessee, cum laude, in History and Political centration, Rhodes College, 1988: in Business Administration, University of Government Association; Student 1987; Procter and Gamble Marketing Science, University of Southern Missis­ Rhodes College Astronomy Club and Tennessee, 1981 : post-baccalaureate Alumni Council; Alpha Delta Pi. Scholarship; Alumni Scholarship, Pensa­ sippi. 1988; Outstanding Freshman Observatory, president and director; Na­ courses, highest honors, 1982; Financial Work Experience: Law Clerk, Morton, cola Junior College, 1983-85: Debate Woman; Phi Alpha Theta, history society; tional Merit Scholarship, 1984-88. Statement Analysis, American Bankers Lewis, King and Krieg, Knoxville, Sum­ Scholarship; President's List; Who's Who Associated Student Body, senator; Phi mer 1989; Customer Service Represen­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Luedeka, Association; Commercial Loans to Busi­ in American Junior Colleges. Kappa Phi; Golden Key; Chi Omega, ness, Robert Morris and Associates. tative, Sears Roebuck & Company, secretary; President's List; Omicron Hodges, and Neely, Spring and Sum­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Summer 1988; Clerk/Secretary, Interna­ Delta Kappa, treasurer; Phi Delta Rho, mer, 1989; Physics Lab Teaching Assis­ Work Experience: Bank Liquidation McCampbell & Young, Knoxville, Febru­ tant, 1985-88; S & S Cafeteria, Summer Specialist, Federal Deposit Insurance tional Technology, Summer 1986; Volun­ ary 1989-present; Marketing Supervi­ president; Senior Board; Pi Tau Chi, teer, Lakeshore Mental Health Institute, 1988. Corporation (FDIC), Nationwide, 1984- sor, Dollywood, Pigeon Forge, TN, treasurer; Rotoract, secretary; Kappa 88; Liquidation Assistant. FDIC, Knox­ Autistic Children's Division, 1983-84. 1987-88; Personnel Assistant, Dolly­ Sigma Little Sisters, president; Gamma LegalPractice Emphasis: Productslia­ Beta Phi, secretary. bi lity, intellectual property, sportsand en­ ville, 1983-84; Liquidation Technician, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible wood, 1966. FDIC, Knoxville, 1983; Marketing Serv­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Butler, tertainment. Location Preferred: Tennessee Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible ice Representative, ORNL Federal Cred� Vines, Babb and Threadgill, Knoxville, Location Preferred: Flexible Union, Oak Ridge, 1983. Location Preferred: Flexible Summer 1989-present; Public Relations Director for State of Mississippi's Univer­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Banking, finance sity Affiliated Program for the Develop­ mentally Disabled, 1988; Legislative Location Preferred: Southeast, Intern, Representative Trent Lott, U.S. Midwest House ofRepresentatives, 1986; Jewelry Store Clerk, Hattiesburg, 1986-87. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible

53 FIONA FARRELL RODNEY A. FIELDS CARLA G. FOX KEVIN B. FOX SARAH ANNE GARLAND Oak Ridge, Tennessee Red Oak, Iowa Cleveland, Mississippi Knoxville, Tennessee Gray, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Law School Honora and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association. Police Ride-Along Program; WESTLAW Dean's List; Academic Scholarship; Student Bar Association; American Bar Dean's List; Tennessee High School training. WESTLAW training. Association, law student division; Ten­ Mock Trial Competition, law student Scholastic Background: B.S. in Com­ nessee High School Mock Trial Compe­ advisor. munications, Journalism/Public Relations Scholastic Background: B. B.A. in Mar­ Scholastic Background: B.A. in Politi­ tition, law student advisor; WESTLAW major, University of Tennessee, 1987; keting, International Marketing empha­ cal Science, MississippiState University, Scholastic Background: B.A. in and LEXIS training. Wattec Scholarship; Public Relations So­ sis, Iowa State University, 1988; Dean's Starkville, 1987; Omicron Delta Kappa; Philosophy, minor equivalent in Theatre, ciety of America. List; Solon E. Summerfield Scholarship; Pi Sigma Alpha; Residence Hall Order; Scholastic Background: B.S. in Busi­ Agnes Scott College, Decatur, Georgia, Pilkington Award; Phi Kappa Psi. frater­ Who's Who Among American Colleges ness Administration, Louisiana State 1967; Universite' Laval, Quebec, Can­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Buxton, nity; Interfraternity Council, advisor; in­ & Universities; MSU Student Recruiting University at Shreveport, 1988; Dean's ada, Program in French, Summer 1985. Layton, Webster & Wilkinson, Oak tramural athletics. Team, vice president and selection com­ List. Ridge, Summer 1989; Public Information Work Experience: Summer Clerkship, mittee chairperson; Student Association Specialist, Science Applications Interna­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Morton, Work Experience: Law Clerk, Kramer, U.S. Department of Justice, United Governmental Affairs Committee; Stu­ tional Corporation, 1987-88; Intern, Mar­ Lewis, King & Krieg, Knoxville, Summer Rayson, McVeigh, Leake, & Rodgers, States Attorney, Eastern District of Ten­ dent Association Committee on Housing keting/Public Relations Department, St. 1989-present; Academic Advisor, Knoxville, Summer 1989; Law Clerk, nessee, 1989; Secretary/Word Proces­ Security, chairperson; MSU Black Mary's Medical Center, Knoxville, 1986; University of Tennessee Chapter of Phi Robert E. Dungan, P.C., Asheville, NC, sor, Laubmann-Reed & Associates, Awareness, co-chairperson. Intern, WATE-TV, Channel 6, Knoxville, Kappa Psi, 1988-present; Assistant May 1988-May 1989; Rail Transportation Landscape Architects, 1987-88; Secre­ Sales Department, 1987; Advisor Ill, Manager, Hunt's Super Vatu, Nevada, Work Experience: Summer Associate, Assistant for Transport Support, Inc., tary/Word Processor, Russell & Herrera, Knoxville News-Sentinel, Advertising Iowa, 1985-88; Sales Representative, Boult, Cummings, Conners & Berry, Shreveport, 1981-88; Coach for YMCA, P.C., Georgia, 1987. Department, 1985-86. Royal Prestige of Iowa, Inc., Des Moines, Nashville, 1989; Sales Associate, Fine 1988. I Legal Practice Emphasis: Criminal law Summer 1985. Jewelry Department, J.C. Penny, Slidell, Legal Practice Emphasis: Corporate Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Louisiana, April-August 1988. Location Preferred: Flexible law, communications law, international Legal Practice Em phasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible law Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible Location Preferred: South Location Preferred: Flexible

54.. MARY ELISA GASPARINI SCOTT D. HALL CURTIS ROMMIE HAWKINS SEAN MCCLAIN HAYNES PETER D. HElL East Syracuse, New York Valdosta, Georgia St. Louis, Missoun Dyersburg, Tennessee Dallas, Texas

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association; Law Women; Student Bar Association. Black Law Students Association. Dean's List; Student Bar Association; in­ Dean's List; American Jurisprudence Student Advisor. tramural athletics. Award in Torts; Student Bar Association. Scholastic Background: B.S. cum Scholastic Background:. B.A. in Politi­ Scholastic Background: B.A., with laude, in Finance, minors in Economics cal Science and History, Univers�y of Scholastic Background: B.A. in Euro­ Scholastic Background: B.A. in Bi­ honors, in Communication, University of and Psychology, Florida State University, Tennessee, 1987; varsity football, pean History, Vanderbilt University, ology, Lawrence University, 1978; New York at Buffalo, 1986; Academic 1984; Omicron Delta Kappa, province 1984-87. 1986; Young Alumni Board of Trust Can­ Lobert, S., Heil, P., Namba, K., and Council; Sports Information Director; director and circle president; Phi Eta didate; Omicron Delta Kappa; Atheni­ Stubbs, G.(1987) 'Preliminary X-ray Fiber Work Experience: United Parcel Serv­ Diffraction Studies of Cucumber Green Student-Alumni Association Merit Award; Sigma, honor society, vice president; ice, Summer, 1986; Midsouth Oxygen ans; Student Senate Speaker; Student Governor's Activity Program, advisor; Mottle Mosaic Virus, Watermelon Strain'; FSU Seminole Award for Leadership Company, Memphis, Summer 1985; Government Association, attorney Journal of Molecular Biology, 196, p. Bulls Hockey Color Commentator; and Service; Levi StraussAcadem ic Ex­ Kroger, Main Branch, Memphis; and general; College Republicans. Women in Communications, Inc. cellence Scholarship; Finance Society; 935. grade school tutor, St. Louis. Work Experience: Summer Clerk, Work Experience: Assistant Who's Who Among Students in Ameri­ Heiskell, Donelson, Bearman, Adams, Work Experience: Summer Associate, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Producer/Director, WNED Television can Universities. Williams & Kirsch, Memphis, 1988; Bar­ Chambliss, Bahner, Crutchfield, Gaston (PBS), Buffalo, New York 1987-88; Ad­ Work Experience: Financial Analyst, Location: Flexible tender, Houston's Restaurant, Nashville, & Irvine, Chattanooga, 1989; Research ministrative Assistant, Harte-Hanks Com­ Texas Instruments, Incorporated, Dallas, 1987-88; Supervisor, Procter & Gamble Assistant, Vanderbilt University, Medical munications, 1986-87; Sports Assistant, Texas, 1984-88; SecuritiesAdmi nistrator, Distributing Company, Augusta, Geor­ School, Departmentsof Physiology and WGRZ Television (NBC Affiliate), Buffalo, Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner, and gia, 1986·87; Summer Clerk, Palmer & Molecular Biology, Nashville, 1978·88. NY, 1986. Sm�h. Incorporated, Jacksonville and Palmer, Attorneys, Dyersburg, 1985; Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation. Teller, First Citizens National Bank, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Tallahassee, Florida, 1983; Resident As· personal injury, environmental, labor sistant, Florida State University Resident Dyersburg, Summers 1983-84. Location Preferred: Flexible Student Development, Tallahassee, Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation Location Preferred: South, West 1981-83. but flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation Location Preferred: Flexible Location Preferred: Southeast

55 DAVID C. HIGNEY DAVID L. HILL JAMES D. HOLLEY, JR. ROBERT W. HORTON CATHRYN JOHNSON Chattanooga, Tennessee Trenton, Tennessee Cleveland, Tennessee Baton Rouge, Louisiana Sparta, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991

Law School Honora and Activities: Law School Honora and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Scholastic Background: B.S. in Busi­ - Student Bar Association; Tennessee Dean's List; Student Bar Association; Police Ride-Along Program; WESTLAW Dean's List; American Jurisprudence ness Administration, major in Finance, High School Mock Trial Competition, law WESTLAW training. training; Church Youth Counselor. Award in Criminal Law; Manier, Herod, University of Tennessee, 1988. student advisor; WESTLAW training. Hollabaugh & Smith Scholarship. Scholastic Background: B.S., honors, Scholastic Background: B.A. in Work Experience: Law Clerk, Stokes & Scholastic Background: B.S., cum in Business Administration/Finance, SpeechCommunication, Auburn Univer­ Scholastic Background: B.A., summa Bartholomew, Summer 1989; Account laude, in Business Administration with University of Tennessee at Knoxville. sity, 1988; Lambda Sigma, membership cum laude, in History, Louisiana State Representative, Dominion Bank, Sparta, concentration in Marketing; University of 1987; Financial Management Associa­ selection chairman; Talons, president; University, 1984; Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Tennessee, 1983-87; Office Assistant, Tennessee, Chattanooga, 1988; Honor tion; Alpha Tau Omega, president. Omicron Delta Kappa; Mortar Board; Kappa Phi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Col­ University of Tennessee Athletic Depart­ Student Senate, Code of Laws, commit· lege of Arts and Sciences Outstanding ment, 1984-86. Court, justice; Student Government As· Work Experience: Law Clerk, O' Neil, tee chairman; Student Union Board; Stu· Senior; M. Div., The Southern Baptist sociation, senator; SGA Dedicated Serv· Parker & Williamson. Knoxville, March Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible ice Award, 1987; Mocassin Award, dent Government Association, candidate Theological Seminary, Louisville, Ken­ 1989-present; Customer Service Location Preferred: Flexible for president; War Eagle Girls and Plains­ tucky, 1987. Outstanding UTC Jr. Man, 1987; UC Representative. Ford Motor Credit Com­ men (official university host group); Half Foundation Scholarship; Kappa Sigma, pany, Knoxville, 1987-88. Work Experience: Student Attorney, fraternity scholarship; Kappa Sigma, Counci l, president and advisor, resident Office of Student Conduct, University of Legal Practice Emphasis: General civil fraternity secretary; Van Wesley Memo­ advisor; Housing Disciplinary Commit· Tennessee, academic year 1989-90; practice rial Award; Outstanding IFC Senior Man. tee; Residence Hall Association, organi­ Summer Associate, Baker, Worthington, 1987-88; Outstanding IFC Junior Location Preferred: Southeast zation committee; FarmHouse social Crossley, Stansberry & Woolf, Knoxville, Man.1 986-87; Mortar Board Honor So­ fraternity, scholarship chairman and 1989. ciety, treasurer. senior committee chairman; Doug Davis Award for outstanding Student Senator, Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation Work Experience: Waldenbooks. 1987; Outstanding Young Men of Amer· Location Preferred: Tennessee, Texas, Salesman. 1986-88; Assistant Manager, ica, 1987; Who's Who Among Students Georgia Gourmet Plaza, 1987; UTC Lifeguard, in American Universities and Colleges, 1985-86. 1987. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Work Experience: Law Clerk, Bradley Location Preferred: Chattanooga; County District Attorney's Office, Sum· Southeast mer 1989; Resident Advisor, Auburn University Housing, 1986-87; Bradley Central High School, substitute teacher, 1984-88; summer and vacation employ· ment as hourly laborer in focal industries; department store courtesy clerk.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation

Location Preferred : East Tennessee

56 M. JOHN JOHNSON TERENCE SCOTT JONES LAURA A. KEETON PATRICK L. KELLER JENNIFER A. LAWSON Chattanooga, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Bruceton, Tennessee Baton Rouge, Louisiana Rogersville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: December 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association; Christian Legal Student Bar Association; Student Advi­ Student Bar Association; WESTLAW and Student Bar Association; WESTLAW and Student Bar Association; Christian Legal Society. sor; WESTLAW and LEXIS training; in­ LEXIS training. LEXIS training. Society. tramural athletics. Scholastic Background: B.A. in inter­ Scholastic Background: B. B.A., high Scholastic Background: M.B.A., 1986, Scholastic Background: B.A. in Psy­ national Relations, American University, Scholastic Background: B.A. in Politi­ honors, in Real Estate, Memphis State and B.S., 1980, Louisiana State Univer­ chology and English, Carson-Newman Washington, D.C., t988; Dean's List; cal Science and Psychology, Emory University, 1988; Mortar Board; Phi sity; prerequisite courses for CPA exam College, Jefferson City, Tennessee, Presidential Scholarship; Honors Pro­ University, Atlanta, 1988; Dean's List; Kappa Phi; Beta Gamma Sigma; Golden completed. 1988; Dean's List; Psychology Honor gram; Daughters oi the American Revo­ Associate of Arts, Merit List, Oxford Col­ Society; English Honor Society; Epsilon Key National Honor Society; Gamma Work Experience: Graduate Teaching Alpha Gamma. lution Scholarship; one semester study lege, Oxford, GA, 1986; Student Govern­ Beta Phi; Rho Epsilon, real estate Assistant, U.T. Management Department in Poland. ment Association, senator; Oxford fraternity. and Legal Research Assistant, Professor Work Experience: Instructor for Spokesman Newspaper, business Work Experience: Runner/Office Staff, Work Experience: Summer Associate, Carol Mutter, U. T. Law School, Summer Remedial English Program, Carson­ manager; Naval Science Award finalist; The Law Offices of Wegner & Bretsch­ Keeton Law Offices, Huntingdon, Ten­ 1989; Inventory Consultant, Industrial Newman College, 1988; American Red neider, Washington, D.C., 1988; Door­ Roteract; Student Recruiter; Alcohol, nessee, Summer 1989; Real Estate Valve & Gauge, Charlotte, North Caro­ Cross, 1987. guard/Security, American University Drug Education Committee; Oxford Fel­ Agent, Taylor Real Estate, Huntingdon, lina, 1988; Operations Analyst, First lowship, vice president; Beta Theta Pi, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Library, 1987-88; Clerk, School of Edu­ Summers 1987-88; Swimming Instructor Union National Bank, Charlotte, 1987; cation, American University, Spring pledge chairman and rush chairman. and Lifeguard, Memphis State Univer­ Personal Computer Instructor, Queens Location Preferred: Southeast 1987; Clerk, M.C.I. Billing Department, Work Experience: Law Clerk, Banks, sity, 1985-88. College, Charlotte, 1987; Financial 1984-87. Penn, & Routh, Knoxville, May 1989- Analyst, Hibernia National Bank, Baton Legal Practice Emphasis: Property, present; Evening Facilities Manager, Lin­ Rouge, 1983-86; Customer Service Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible personal injury, worker's compensation den Gill Company, 1989-present; Manager, Keller Pool and Spa, 1975-82. Location Preferred: Flexible Delegate Housing Supervisor and Facil­ Location Preferred: Southeast Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible ities Guide Coordinator, Atlanta 88 Host Committee for the 1988 Democratic Na­ Location Preferred: Flexible tional Convention, January-August, 1988; Pool Builder, Knox Quality Pools, Summer 1987; Public Safety Student Officer, Emory University, 1987; Resi­ dent Advisor, Emory University, 1986-88; Warranty Sales Supervisor, General Motors Warranty Corporation, 1986; Sales Associate, K-Mart Corpora­ tion, 1983-88. Legal Practice Emphasis: .General property transfers and development Location Preferred: Flexible

57 KATHRYN RENEE LEIDERMAN JAN M. LEMONDS OWEN S. LIMSTROM JOHN E. LIPPL STEVE LOBERTINI Chattanooga, Tennessee Oak Ridge, Tennessee Baltimore, Maryland Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Knoxville, Ten nessee

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: December 1990 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honora and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Dean's List; Student Bar Association; Dean's List American Bar Association/Law Student Dean's List; John W. Green Scholarship; Student Bar Association. Academic Review Board. Division; Police Ride-Along Program; Student Bar Association. Scholastic Background: B.S., cum Scholastic Background: B.A., honors, WESTLAW and LEXIS training; High Scholastic Background: B.S. in �usi­ laude. in Political Science. Middle Ten­ Scholastic Background: B.S. in Civil in Psychology, University of Tennessee, School Mock Trial Competition. law stu­ ness Administration. with Marketing nessee State University, minor in English/ Engineering, The Pennsylvania State Knoxville, 1983; Psi Chi, psychology na­ dent advisor. major, University of Tennessee, Knox­ Business Administration. 1988; Gamma University, 1985; Dean's List; Michael tional honor society; Theatre Students ville, 1987; American Marketing Associ­ Beta Phi, honor society; Prelaw Society; Scholastic Background: B.A. in His­ Baker. Jr., Scholarship; United Steelwor­ Association, leading and supporting ation, executive vice president; Dean's Omega Phi Alpha, service sorority; tory and Political Science, University of kers Scholarship; NAHB Scholarship; roles in university theatre productions. Executive Undergraduate Business Pro­ Leadership/Performance Scholarship. Maryland Baltimore County, 1983; National Dean's List; Athletic Tutor; Tau Work Experience: Supervisor, Refer­ gram; Gamma Beta Phi; Beta Gamma Reserve Officer Training Corps, Distin­ Beta Pi; Chi Epsilon; Pi Mu Epsilon; Phi Work Experience: Runner/Clerk, Reed ence Department, University of Tennes­ Sigma; Phi Eta Sigma; Alpha Lambda guished Military Graduate; Political Beta Sigma; NAHB. and Watson, City Attorneys and General see Hodges Library, 1979-88: promoted Delta; National Dean's List; Panhellenic Science Council of Majors, represen­ Practice Firm, Murfreesboro, Tennessee; Work Experience: Summer Associate, from library clerk, stacks supervisor, and Council Superior Scholarship Achieve­ tative. Gibson County Executive's Office, The Baker. Worthington, Crossley, Stans­ student assistant; Program/Music Direc­ ment Award; United States Achievement Honorable Ronnie Riley, Trenton. Ten­ Work Experience: First Lieutenant. berry & Woolf, Knoxville, 1989; Project tor, Announcer, WAZI-FM, Morristown, Academy, All American Collegiate; Delta nessee. United States Army Field Artillery, Manager, McDevitt & Street Construction Tennessee; Announcer, WMTN, Morris­ Gamma, sorority, purchasing agent; 1985-88; Sergeant, United States Air Co., Charlotte, North Carolina, 1987-88; town; WOKI-FM, Oak Ridge/Knoxville; Sigma Chi, little sister. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Force, 1977-81; various summer and Project Manager in Tennessee, North WEAG, Alcoa; and WUOT-FM, Knox­ Work Experience: Summer Associate. Location Preferred: Middle Tennessee part-time jobs to finance education. Carolina, Texas. Georgia and South ville, 1974-84. Boult, Cummings, Connors & Berry, Carolina, Rentenbach Constructors, Inc., Legal Practice Emphasis: Criminal Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Nashville. 1989; Supervisor-Private Knoxville. 1985-87. law, civil litigation Location Preferred: Flexible Claims, Blue-Cross Blue-Shield of Ten­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation. nessee. Chattanooga, 1987-88; Ac­ Location Preferred: Flexible construction, products liability, patent counting Assistant, James and Company, P.C., C.P.A., Chattanooga. Location Preferred: Flexible Summer 1985; assorted part-time retail sales positions throughout college.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Corporate, real estate, commercial Location Preferred: Flexible

58 PATRICIA H. LONG GERALD JAMES MATHEWS SCARLETT MAY JACK H. MCCALL, JR. STEVE MCEWEN Maryville, Tennessee Detroit, Michigan Knoxville, Tennessee Franklin, Tennessee Elizabethton, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities:· Student Bar Association; LEXIS training. Student Bar Association; intramural ath· Student Bar Association; Tennessee Dean's List; Student Bar Association; Sports Lawyers Association; LEXIS Scholastic Background: B.A. in En­ letics. High School Mock Trial Competition, law National Lawyers Guild; American training. Jurisprudence Award in Legal Process glish at Rhodes College, Memphis. Scholastic Background: B.A., high student coordinator. Scholastic Background: B.A. in His· I; Phi Delta Phi, Roosevelt Inn, vice 1988; St. John's College at Oxford. En­ honors, in Political Science with Business Scholastic Background: B.A. in Politi­ tory and Political Science and Certificate mayor. gland, Summer 1987; Chi Omega, concentration, University of Tennessee, cal Science, minor in Business, The in Latin American Studies, Dickinson fraternity. 1987. Univers�y of Tennessee, 1988. Scholastic Background: B.A., cum College, Carlisle, PA, 1988; Latin Ameri­ laude, in Political Science, Vanderbilt can Studies Student/Faculty Committee; Work Experience: Law Clerk, Payne, Work Experience: Research Analyst, Work Experience: Clerk/Runner, University, 1983; Omicron Delta Kappa; Sigma Chi, fraternity, scholarship chair­ Garrett, and Bray, Maryville, 1989; Run­ (technical research in financial futures), Robertson, Williams, Ingram & Overbey, Mortarboard; Pi Sigma Alpha, political man,; Intercollegiate Football; Men's ner, Egerton, McAfee, Armistead, and Income Financial Advisors, San Diego, Knoxville, 1986-present. Davis, Summer 1986. California, 1987-88; various other sum­ science honorary; Who's Who Among Rugby Club, co-captain; Washington Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Students in American Colleges and Semester Program (American Foreign Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible mer and part-time jobs, including bar­ tending, construction, restaurant Location Preferred: Southeast Universities; IMPACT Symposium, vice­ Policy), American University, Washing­ Location Preferred: Southeast management and maitre d', structural chair; Student Government Association, ton, D.C .• 1986. academic affairs chair; College of Arts welder, auto assembly line and pipefitter. Work Experience: Law Clerk, Tennes· and Sciences Comm�tee on Academic see Department of Health & Environ­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Standards and Procedures, student ment, Nashville, Summer 1989; Student member. Location Preferred: Flexible . Assistant, History Department, Dickinson Work Experience: Summer Associate, College, 1987-88; Summer ResearchAs­ Bass, Berry & Sims and Farris, Wartield sistant, History Department, Dickinson & Kanaday, Nashville, 1989; Captain, College, 1987; Intern. Council. Inter­ Operations and Plans Staff Officer, U.S. American Secur�y. Washington, D.C., Army, 1987-88; Lieutenant, Production 1986; Student Assistant, Latin-American Control Officer and Acting Commander Studies Department, Dickinson College, of 250 Soldier Company; Aide-de-Camp 1986. (Executive Assistant) to a Brigadier Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible General, U.S. Army, 1983-86; Congres­ sional Summer Intern, U.S. House of Location Preferred: Flexible Representatives. 1982. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible

59 ROBIN K. MCGINNIS JOEL B. MCLEMORE NATASHA K. METCALF CLIFTON N. MILLER ROBIN L. MILLER Knoxville. Tennessee Murfreesboro, Tennessee Tuskegee Institute, Alabama Estill Springs, Tennessee Chattanooga, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991

Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: · Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association. Christian Legal Society; Phi Delta Phi, Black Law Student Association, treas­ Student Bar Association; Tennessee American Bar Association/Law Student clerk, 1989-90. urer; Student Bar Association. Division. Scholastic Background: B.A., honors, High School Mock Trial Competition, law student advisor; intramural athletics. in Elementary Education. University of Scholastic Background: Banking Cer· Scholastic Background: B.S., highest Scholastic Background: M.S., Univer· Tennessee at Knoxville, 1981. tificate, GSRBM, Mcintyre School, honors, in Marketing, Hampton Univer­ Scholastic Background: B.S., high sity of New Hampshire, 1982; B.S., University of Virginia, 1987; B.A. in Eco­ sity, Hampton, Virginia, 1988; Alpha honors, Chemistry, University of Tennes­ honors, in Child Development, University Work Experience: Law Clerk, Finkel­ nomics, Business Administration, Van­ Kappa Mu, national honor society; see at Martin, 1988; Student Govern­ of Tennessee, 1980. stein, Kern, Steinberg & Cunningham, derbilt University, 1976. American Marketing Association; ment Association, officer: Phi Sigma Knoxville. May 1989-present: Teacher, Work Experience: SocialWorker, Chil· Honor's List; National Dean's List; Kappa, fraternity, treasurer. Knox County Schools, 1981·88, seventh Work Experience: Law Clerk, Huggins dren's Unit, Moccasin Bend Psychiatric Presidential Scholarship; Big Brother/Big grade science and reading (gifted), and Associates, Memphis, Summer Work Experience: Law Clerk, Henry Hospital. Chattanooga, 1987-88; Social Sister Program. eighth grade reading (induding gifted), 1989; Loan Review. First City Bank, Mur­ and McCord Law Offices, Tullahoma, Worker/Child Abuse Investigator, Ten­ firstand second grades: Secretary, RBM freesboro, 1988-present; Assistant Vice Work Experience: Sales Associate, Tennessee, Summer 1989. nessee Department of Social Services. Company, Inc., 1976-80. President, First Crty Bank, Murfreesboro, Thalhimers, Hampton, 1986-87. '1 984·87; Social Worker/Child Abuse In· Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible 1986-88; Examiner, Federal Deposit In­ vestigator, Kentucky Department of So· Legal Practice Emphasis: General, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible surance Corporation, 1976-86. Location Preferred: Tennessee trial cial Services, 1982-83. Location Preferred: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Banking, Flexible Location Preferred: Knoxville Legal Practice Emphasis: bankruptcy Location Preferred: Flexible Location Preferred: South

60 PETER M. OLSON DORIS MILLS JOHN L. MITCHELL, JR. GLORIA S. MOORE WILLIAM ALLEN MYNATT, JR. Clarksville, Tennessee Madisonville, Tennessee Clarksville, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Oak Ridge, Tennessee Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Scholastic Background: B.A., in His­ Law School Honors imd Activities: Scholastic Background: B.A., magna Scholastic Background: B.A., cum Law School Honors and Activities: tory, Vanderbilt University, 1988; Alpha Sports Lawyers Association; intramural cum laude, in Sociology with emphasis laude, in Mathematics, Vanderbilt Black Law Students Association, parlia­ athletics; LEXIS training. in Criminal Justice, Cleveland State University, Nash_ville, 1988; Calculus mentarian. Phi Omega, service organization; Con­ cert Choir and Chamber Singers, Bap­ Community College, 1988; Golden Key Teaching Assistant, 1988; Eta Sigma Phi, Scholastic Background: B.A. in Reli­ Scholastic Background: B.S., honors, tist Student Union; Fellowship of Honor Society; Phi Kappa Phi, honor so­ Latin honorary; Phi Eta Sigma, honorary gious Studies, University of Tennessee, in History, minor in General Business, Christian Athletes. ciety; A.A., highest honors. Legal Assis­ for scholarship; Alpha Lambda Delta, Knoxville, 1988. Austin Peay State University, Clarksville, tant, University of Tennessee, 1981. honorary for scholarship, president; Lo­ Work Experience: Head Resident, Van­ Tennessee, 1988; Outstanding Senior · Work Experience: Writer (federal grant tus Eaters, sophomore honorary; Kappa derbilt University OHice of Residential Debate Team; Kiwanis Club Scholarship; Work Experience: Legal Assistant, funding programs for public service em­ Alpha Order, treasurer; Vulceptor; Julia and Judicial AHairs, 1987-88; Resident Pi Kappa Alpha, fratern�y; intramural Gene Worthington, Attorney, Madison­ ployment and annual and long-term P. Arnold Scholarship; Beginning Span­ Advisor, Vanderbilt University OHice of athletics. ville, 1974-88; Bookkeeper,<:;.L. Warren, educational programs) CETA, Commu­ ish, Eurocenter, Madrid, Spain, Summer Residential and Judicial Affairs, 1986-87; C.P.A., Madisonville, 1970-74. nity Action Committee, Knoxville; Pastor, Work Experience: Marketing 1987. Student Assistant, University of Tennes­ African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church Representative and Warehouseman, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible see, College of Law Legal Clinic. Work Experience: Tennis Instructor (A.M.E. Zion), Knoxville; National Execu­ Ideal Distributing Company, 1985-88; Location Preferred: East Tennessee and Court Maintenance, Rod Laver Ten­ tive Board of Directorsof Overseas Mis­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Roofer, Modern Heating, Cooling and nis Center, Hilton Head, SC, Summer Roofing Company, Clarksville, 1984-85; sions Department of the A.M.E. Zion Location Preferred: Flexible 1988; Clerical Worker, Cunningham, Church. other jobs including lumber grading, Mitchell and Hicks, Clarksville, Summer restaurant waiter, retail sales, and inves­ Flexible 1986; Electron Mass Spectrometer Legal Practice Emphasis: tigative work for an attorney. Operator and Computer Programmer, Location Preferred: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible, Chemistry Department of Vanderbilt with emphasis in litigation University, Summer 1985; Tennis In­ structor, Clarksville Parks Department, Location Preferred: Flexible Summers 1984 and 1985. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible

61 DAVID K. OVERSTREET PATRICIA M. OWEN JERE FRANKLIN OWNBY KATHLEEN FARRELL PARSONS JOSEPH K. PASCALE Mt. Vernon. Illinois Key Biscayne, Florida Franklin, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Pine Bluff, Arkansas

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Intramural athletics. Tennessee High School MockTrial Com­ Dean's List; LEXIS training. Dean's List; Student Bar Association. Student Bar Association; Sports Lawyers petition, law student advisor; Student Association; American Bar Association/ Scholastic Background: B.S., summa Scholastic Background: Graduate Scholastic Background: B.A., high Lawyers Guild, co-chair; StudentBar As­ Law Student Division; LEX IS and WEST­ cum laude, in Management, minor in Studies in Political Science, 1986·88 and honors. in Speech/Audiology, minor in sociation; American Jurisprudence LAW training. History, David Lipscomb College, 1988; B.A., honors, double major in History Psychology, Jersey City State College, Award in Civil Procedure. Alpha Chi, national honor society; Murry and Political Science, minor in Econom­ 1982; Phi Delta Kappa, honor society; Scholastic Background: B.B.A., cum J. Martin Outstanding Management Stu­ Scholastic Background: B.S. in Hu­ ics, The University of Tennessee, 1986; Dean's List. laude, in Finance-Commercial Banking, dent Award; Tennessee Intercollegiate man Development, Vanderbm Univer­ History Department Scholarship; Na­ Northeast Louisiana University, 1988; Work Experience: Speech Therapist, Debate Championship, 1987. sity, 1984; Dean's List. tional Honor Societies in Economics and Dean's List; Delta Sigma Pi, business Monroe County School System, 1982- fraternity, president; varsity tennis, Work Experience: Law Clerk, James Work Experience: Legislative Aide, Political Science. 86; Child Support Accounting, State of captain. Wexstlen, Attorney, Mt. Vernon, 1987. Tennessee Trial Lawyers Association, Work Experience: Summer Associate, North Carolina, 1977-79; State of New & Law Clerk, Bridges, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible 1986-88; State Director, Tennesseans King Ballow, Nashville, 1989; Gradu­ Jersey, Hudson County Probation Work Experience: Keeping Abortion Legal and Safe, ate Research Assistant, Bureau of Pub­ Department, Summer 1977. Young, Matthews. Holmes and Drake, Location Prefe rred: Flexible 1985-86; Vista Volunteer, Oasis Center, lic Administration, University of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, Summer 1989; Legel Practice Emphasis: Flexible Nashville, 1984; Staff, Schulman for Pub­ Tennessee, 1986-88; Bartender, 'The Tennis Teaching Professional (USPTA), lic Defender, Nashville; Staff, Murphy for Regas', 1982·88. Location Preferred: East Coast, Pine Bluff Country Club, Pine Bluff, Sum­ Public Service Commissioner; Volunteer, Southeast mers 1986-88. Lega l Practice Emphasis: Flexible McWherter for Governor. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible with Location Preferred: Southeast Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible interest in corporations, banking, secu­ rities Location Preferred: Atlanta, Nashville, Southern Florida Location Preferred: Richmond, Virginia

62 GREGORY P. PATTON LARS- UWE PERA MARTY ROY PHILLIPS ROBIN B. PHILLIPS J. MATTHEW POWERS Clarksville. Tennessee Hagen, Germany Sardis, Tennessee McMinnville, Tennessee Chattanooga, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: 199011991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Law School Honors and Activities: Scholastic Background: Rheinische Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: SportsLawyers Association; LEXIS train· Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universitaet Bonn, six Christian Legal Society; LEXIS training; Dean's List Student Bar Association; intramural ath­ semesters law in Bonn, all prerequisties intramural athletics. letics; Knoxville Police Ride-Along Pro­ ing; intramural athletics. Scholastic Background: B.A. Political for the final exam (cand.iur.); Political gram; Macintosh Computer Users Scholastic Background: B.B.A., cum Scholastic Background: B.A., magna Science, Vanderbilt University, 1987; Science since 1988; Seminars in Public Group, president; LEXIS training. laude, in Marketing, Austin Peay State cum laude, in English, minor in Prelaw, Vanderbilt Action Research; Under­ Law, Summer 1988. Paper published in University, Clarksville, 1988; University Union University, Jackson, Tennessee, graduate Political Science Association; Scholastic Background: B.A. in His­ 'NeueZeitschrift fuer Verwaltungsrecht', Service Scholarship; Dean's List; Austin 1988; Dean's List; Captain of Speech- Vanderbilt Prison Project; Alpha Omicron tory and English, University of Virginia, German law magazine, 1989. . Peay Leadership Enrichment Council; Debate Team; Sigma Tau Delta, Pi, social sorority. 1988; Dean's List; intramural sports; Work Experience: internships: Kallen, Madison House Tutor. Student Government Association; IFC honorary English fraternity, vice presi­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Hodges, Scholastic Award; Outstanding Leader­ Muchin & Zavis, Chicago, Illinois, Sum­ dent; Union University Singers, presi­ Doughty and Carson, Knoxville, May Work Experience: Summer Associate, ship Award; American Advertising As­ mer 1989; Police Ride-Along Program, dent; Student Foundation; Andrew 'Tip' 1989-present; District Sales Representa­ Leitner, Warner, Moffitt, Williams, Dooley, sociation; Pi Kappa Alpha, social U.T. College of Law, Fall 1988-Spring Taylor Prelegal Society, vice-president; tive, Able Rental & Lease, Memphis­ Carpenter & Napolitan, Chattanooga, fraternity. 89; Breuner, Streppel, Hefer & Dr. Schef­ Alpha Chi, president; Who's Who Atlanta, 1988; Law Clerk, R.E. Bonner, 1989. fler, Attorneys of Law, Hagen, Summer Among American College Students; Work Experience: Area Coordinator/ Jr., McMinnville, Tennessee, 1987; In­ 1987; Department of Police, Criminal In­ Academic Excellence Award in Prelaw; Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Director of Aquatics, Austin Peay State tern, Representative Ben West, Jr., vestigation Department, Bonn, Spring University, Clarksville, 1986-88; various Prelaw Minor Award. Nashville, 1987; Intern, Congressman Location Preferred: Flexible 1988; Military Service at Bundeswehr in summer and part-time jobs to help Work Experience: Law Clerk, Rainey, Jim Cooper,Washington, D.C., 1985; In- Hemer/Weslfalia, July-September 1985. finance education. Kizer, Butler, Reviere, & Bell, Jackson, , tern, Senator Milton Hamilton, Nashville, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible with Tennessee, Summer 1989; Runner, Wal- · 1985; Intern. Senator Ernest Crouch, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible special interest in administrative law and drop, Breen. Bryant, Crews, Taylor & Nashville, 1983. Location Preferred: Flexible international business law and torts. Mcleary, Jackson, 1987; Crop Scout for Legal Practice Emphasis: General civil University of Tennessee Extension Serv­ Location Preferred: Flexible practice with special interest in tort or ice, Summers 1984-86. property law Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation Location Preferred: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible

63 MIKE RANDLES JEFFREY L. REED TERRE ELLEN RICE EILEEN C. RODRIQUEZ DIRK R. ROUNTREE Chattanooga, Tennessee Lebanon, Tennessee Smithville, Tennessee Orlando, Florida Nashville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: LEXIS training; intramural athletics. Student Bar Association. Student Bar Association. Student Bar Association. Student Bar Association; Tennessee High School Mock Trial Competition, law Scholastic Background: B.S. in Ac­ Scholastic Background: B.S., highest Scholastic Background: MBA, Ac­ Scholastic Background: B.S. in Bi­ counting, Tennessee Technological honors, in Political Science, University of counting concentration, Vanderbilt's ology, with concentration in Microbiology student advisor. University, Cookeville, 1988; Beta Alpha Tennessee at Martin, 1988; University of Owen Graduate School of Management, and Organic Chemistry, University of Scholastic Background: B.S. in Busi­ Psi, accounting honor society; Dean's Essex (England), 1985-86; Student 1988; B.S. in Mathematics, Vanderbilt Central Florida, 1987; American Chemi­ ness Administration, with major in Risk List; Sigma Chi, fraternity; Senior Class Counselor to the Chancellor; Student University, 1986; Finance Club; Max cal Society; Dean's List. Management and Insurance, Florida Agent. Government Association; Phi Alpha Adler Student Investment Fund Club; in­ State University, 1983. Work Experience: Environmental Delta, president; Prelaw Club, treasurer; tramural athletics. Work Experience: Law Clerk, District Specialist, Professional Engineering Work Experience: Law Clerk, Morton, Attorney's Office, Lookout Mountain Ju­ Political Science Club; Society lor the Ad­ Work Experience: Customer Service Consultants, Inc., Orlando, Florida, Lewis, King & Krieg, Knoxville, dicial Circuit, Summers 1988 and 89; vancement of Global Awareness; Eco­ Representative. National Commerce 1987-88; Courier, Boroughs, Grimm, 1989-present; Consultant, Advanced Teacher's Assistant, TIU. 1987-88. ' nomics Club, executive chairman; Bancorporation, Nashville, Summer Bennett & Griffin, P.A., Orlando, Florida, Risk Management Services Division, College Republicans, chairman; Phi Carreon& Black Corporation, Nashville, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible 1988; Administrative Assistant, Rice Summer 1986. Kappa Phi, honor society; Sam S. Nail­ Services, L TO., Smithville, Summers 1986-88; Account Executive, ALG Risk Legal Practice Emphasis: Business, Location Preferred: Flexible ing Prelaw Award; Pi Sigma Alpha, 1983-87. Management (member, American Inter­ honor society; Arts & Science Honor environmental, patent law Legal Practice Emphasis: Business national Companies). Houston. 1984-86; Award; Who's Who Among American Location Preferred: Southeast law Broker, MacDuff Underwriters, Inc., Day­ College Students; Outstanding Young tona Beach, 1983-84. Men of America; Academic All­ Location Preferred: Southeast American; Student Government Associ­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Civil liti­ ation, service awards. gation Work Experience: Publisher and Edi­ Location Preferred: Southeast tor in Chief, The Fourteenth Circle , 1986-88; Sales Representative, H & W Enterprises, Summer 1987. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Nashville, Middle Tennessee

64 ELIZABETH MCCOWAN ROY JEFFREY W. RUFOLO ROY F. SATTERWHITE, Ill WILLIAM J. SCOFIELD CRYSTAL A. SCHROF Knoxville, Tennessee Florham Park, New Jersey Richmond, Virginia Knoxville, Tennessee Forrest, Illinois

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduate: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Scholastic Background: B.A. in His­ Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association. Sports Lawyers Association; intramural tory, Collegeof William & Mary, Williams­ Intramural athletics Law Women; Harold C. Warner Scholar­ athletics; LEXIS training. burg, Virginia, 1988; Sigma Alpha ship, 1988-89; LEXIS training; Knoxville Scholastic Background: B.S.N., with Scholastic Background: Masters of Police Ride-Along. honors, in Nursing, 1979 and B.A., with Scholastic Background: B.S. in Crimi­ Epsilon, rush chairman; Interfraternity Accountancy, 1988. and B.S., honors, in Council, rush representative; College honors, in U.S. History, University of Ten­ nal Justice, University of Tennessee at Business Administration, major in Ac· Scholastic Background: M.A. in Legal nessee, 1978. Chattanooga, 1988; Dean's List; Who's Tutorial Services, director; President's counting, 1987, University of Tennessee; Studies, Sangamon State University, Who Among Students in American Uni­ Committee on Freshman Orientation, ap­ Beta Alpha Psi, accounting fraternity; Springfield, Illinois, 1988; B.A. in Jour­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, Hogin, versities and Colleges; National Collegi­ pointee. Peat Marwick Main Graduate Tax nalism, Eastern Illinois University, 1984; London, & Montgomery, Knoxville, Scholarship; Peat, Marwich, Mitchell & American Association of University 1989-present; Staff Nurse, University of ate Men's Athletic Award; varsity Work Experience: Law Clerk, U.T. wrestling, captain. Office of General Counsel, Knoxville, Company Scholarship; Kappa Sigma, Women Scholarship; Maurice W. Scott Tennessee Hospital NICU, 1981-present; rush chairman and ple dge class Scholarship; Talented Student Award; Nursing Instructor, Knoxville City Work Experience: Summer Associate, May 1989-present; Summer Clerkship president. Schools Adult Education Center, 1989, and Runner, Spring 1988, Lertner, Program, IBM Corporation, Bethesda, Graduate Public ServiceIntern Program. State of Illinois; Legal Studies Student As­ 1985-88; Neonatal Nurse Educator, Chil­ .warner, Moffitt, Williams, Dooley, Car­ Maryland, 1987-88; Messenger, Mays & Work Experience: Law Clerk, Long, sociation; Public Relations Student Soci­ dren's Hospital, 1983·85; Charge Nurse, penter & Napolitan, Chattanooga; Mail Valentine, Richmond, Summer 1986-87; Ragsdale & Waters, Knoxville, Summer ety of America; Society for Collegiate Adult Psychiatric Unit, Saint Mary's Med­ Clerk, Exxon Central Services, Florham Clerk, Virginia Power, Richmond, Sum­ 1989; Intern, Coopers & Lybrand, Mem­ ical Center, 1979-81 . Park, New Jersey, Summers 1986-88. mers 1984-86. phis, Summer 1988, and January Journalists; The Daily Eastern News, government and administration editor; Legal Practice Emphasis: Corporate 1987-July 1989; Graduate Teaching As­ Family law, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: sistant, Accounting Principles, Universi­ Warbler (student yearbook), staff re­ health law, personal injury Location Preferred: Southeast Location Preferred: Flexible ty of Tennessee, September 1987-June porter; intramural athletics. Location Preferred: Southeast 1988; Clerk/Runner, Butler, Vines, Babb Work Experience: Public Information and Threadgill, Knoxville, September Officer, Illinois Environmental Protection 1985-December 1986 and September Agency, Springfield, Illinois, 1987-88 1984-May 1985; Roddy Coca Cola (memberof Gov. James R. Thompson's Bottling Company, Knoxville, Summers Council on Recycling); Staff Writer, 1984 and 1985. Illinois Issues, Springfield, Illinois, Legal Practice Emphasis: Tax, cor­ 1986-87; Legal Reporter, Jacksonville porate, estate planning Journal-Courier, Jacksonville, Florida, 1985-86; Reporter, Daily News, Boon­ Location Preferred: Southeast, Wash· ville, MO, 1984-85. ington, D.C. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible

65 MARSHA GAIL SHARPE SUSAN E. SHIPLEY KAREN M. SUTTON RICHARD SHANNON TALIAFERRO NORMAN G. TEMPLETON Pinetops, North Carolina Knoxville, Tennessee Chattanooga, Tennessee Lookout Mountain, Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Black Law Student Association; Earl John W. Green Scholarship. Dean's List; Student Bar Association. Student Bar Association; Sports Lawyer John W. Green Merit Scholarship; Ameri­ Warren Legal Scholar. Association; intramurals. can Jurisprudence Award in Torts I; Scholastic Background: B.S., summa Scholastic Background: B.S., cum Dean's List; Christian Legal Society. Scholastic Background: B.A., summa cum laude, in Communication, major in laude, in Business Administration, Mar­ Scholastic Background: B.A. high cum laude, in History and Politics, with Journalism; University of Tennessee, keting concentration, minor in Eco­ honors, in Political Science, minor in His­ Scholastic Background: B.S., high departmental honors. North Carolina 1984; Valedictorian; Phi Kappa Phi; nomics, University of Tennessee at tory, University of Tennessee, 1988: honors, in Business Administration, Wesleyan College, Rocky Mount, 1986; Golden Key National Honor Society; Chattanooga, 1987: Chi Omega, frater­ Golden Key Honor Society; lntrafrater­ University of Tennessee, 1983; Beta Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award; Omni­ Roddy Scholarship; Bonham Scholar­ nity, vice president; Golden Key National nity Scholastic Award. Gamma Sigma; Phi Kappa Phi; Gamma cron Delta Kappa; Theta Alpha Kappa. ship; Mabel Morelock Scholarship; UT Honor Society: Rho Lambda; Student Beta Phi; Dean's List, 1979-83; Sigma Work Experience: Runner, Lawyers Ti­ Commission for Women Excellence Orientation Board; UC Foundation Chi, social fraternity; University In­ Work Experience: Paralegal, Poyner & tle & Escrow, Inc., Chattanooga, 1988; Award. Scholarship; UT Merit Scholarship; tramural Board. Spruill, Rocky Mount, North Carolina, Runner, Caldwell, Heggie & Helton, intramural athletics. 1987-88; Administrative Assistant, Fortex Work Experience: Law Clerk, Cruze & Chattanooga, 1986. Work Experience: Summer Associate, Corporation, Richmond, Virginia, Shope, Knoxville, May 1989-present; Work Experience:Summer Associate, Egerton, McAfee, Armistead and Davis, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible 1986-87; Secretary to Registrar, N.C. News Reporter, West Side Story/ Miller & Martin, Chattanooga, 1989; Bar­ Knoxville, 1989; Sales Representative, Wesleyan College, Rocky Mount, 1984- Volunteer, Knoxville, 1985-88; News tender and Waitress, The Loft Restaur­ Location Preferred: Southeast Ortho Pharmaceutical Corporation, A Di­ 86; U.S. Air Force. Reporter, UT Daily Beacon, Knoxville, ant and Lounge, Chattanooga, 1984-88; vision of Johnson & Johnson, Inc. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible 1983-84; Outstanding Community Serv­ UTC Music Department, work scholar­ 1987-88; Sales Representative, NCR ice Award by Council of West Knox ship, clerical work, 1983-87; Marketing Corporation, Interactive Computer Sys­ Location Preferred: Southeast County Homeowners, 1987. Research Assistant, Synair Corporation, tems Division, 1984-87. 1985-86. Legal Practice Emphasis: Criminal Legal Practice Emphasis: General and family law Lega l Practice Emphasis: Flexible corporate/business, tax, patents and copyrights, litigation Location Preferred: Southeast Location Preferred: Southeast Location Preferred: Southeast

66 ALAN R. THOMPSON SHARON TRANCHANT EILEEN M. TUCKER, R.N. JOSEPH M. TUTTON MICHELLE VANDEREE Chattanooga, Tennessee New Orleans, Louisiana Upper Montclair, New Jersey Clinton, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association; Sports Lawyers American Jurisprudence Award in Legal Dean's List; Student Bar Association. The Fabian Reading Room(an informal TennesseeHigh School MockTrial Com­ Association; intramural sports; WEST· Process I; Student Bar Association. study group for societal reform), petition, law student advisor. Scholastic Background: BSN, Univer­ LAW training. chairman. Scholastic Background: B.S. in Busi­ sity of Wisconsin, 1987. Scholastic Background: B.A. in Politi­ Scholastic Background: B.S. in Psy· Scholastic Background: B.A. in Liter­ cal Science, minor in Criminal Justice/ ness Administration, University of New Work Experience: Law Clerk, U. T., Sociology. University of Tennessee, chology, University of Tennessee at Orleans, 1988; Dean's List; candidate for Office of General Counsel, Knoxville, ature, with emphasis on the English poets, University of Tennessee, 1988; 1988. Chattanooga, 1987; Dean's List; Golden Alpha Theta Epsilon, national honor so­ September 1989-present; Registered other studies in music and philosophy; Key National Honor Society; Psi Chi, na­ ciety; American Business Women's As­ Nurse. Medical Professionals Incorpor­ Work Experience: Supervisor, Multi­ tional honor society. sociation Scholarship; Young ated. Summer 1989; AerobicsInstructor, Asian Studies Committee, 1986. Specialty Clinic Miller Medical Group. Work Experience: Automobile Assem­ Entrepreneurs' Society, secretary. Fort Sanders West, Knoxville, May Work Experience: Law Clerk. Harwell. Nashville. bly, Toyota Motors Manufacturing, Work Experience: Insurance Agent 1989-present; Aerobics Instructor, Holi­ Baumgartner & Willis, Knoxville, March Legal Practice Emphasis: Criminal law U.S.A., Georgetown, Kentucky, 1988; (property and casualty) and Customer day Health and Fitness, Knoxville, 1989-present; U.S. Air Force: Logistics, Signals Intelligence (Non-Morse Inter­ Service Representative, 1984-88; secre­ 1988-89; Staff Nurse, Intensive Care Security Police, Customs, 1980·83. Location Preferred: Southeast cept Operator), United States Marine tary for an independent insurance Unit, Baptist Hospital, Knoxville, 1988; Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation Corps, 1983-85, stationed in Scotland; agency, 1982-84. Nurse Extern ER/ICU. Methodist Hospi­ Desk Clerk, Southern Inn/Quality Inn. tal, Memphis, Summer 1987; Nurse Ex­ Location Preferred: Knoxville, Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible East Ridge, Tennessee, 1981-83, 87. tern Medicine/Surgery, . D.C.• Seattle Location Preferred:Tennessee Tennessee Hospital. Knoxville, Summer Legal Practice Emphasls:Fiexible with interest in criminal law 1986; Physical Therapy Aide, DeWitt Nursing Home, New York. Summer Location Preferred: Flexible 1984. Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Location Preferred: Knoxville

67 WILLIAM D. VIA CHARLES BRENT WALKER GENET G. WEBER C. EDWARD WEIS, JR. JOSEPH F. WELBORN, Ill Nashville, Tennessee Germantown. Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Scholastic Background: B.A.. honors, Law School Honors and Actlvl­ Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: · in Political Science. David Lipscomb Col· tles:Student Bar Association; Sports LEXIS training; Student Bar Association. Dean's List; Student Bar Association; Dean's List; Student Bar Association; in­ lege, Nashville. 1988; Phi Alpha Delta, Lawyers Association. Sports Lawyers Association; WESTLAW tramural athletics; Sports Lawyers As· Scholastic Background: B.S., honors. prelaw fraternity. vice president. training. sociation. Scholastic Background: B.B.A., cum in Communications. University of Ten· Work Experience: Law Clerk. Ortale. laude, in Finance, Memphis State nessee, 1987; Student Government As­ Scholastic Background: Master of Ac­ Scholastic Background: B.A., cum Kelly, Herbert and Crawford, Nashville, University, 1984: Gamma Beta Phi, sociation. senator; College of countancy, University of Tennessee, ex­ laude, in Political Science, Rhodes Col­ Summers 1988-89; State Farm Insur­ honor society. Communications. student advisor; Pi pected 1991; B.S . magna cum laude . lege, Memphis. 1988; Sigma Nu, social ance Company, Murfreesboro. 1987. Sigma Alpha. in Accounting, David Lipscomb Univer· fraternity; NCAA Division Ill Football. Work Experience: Equities Trader, Un­ sity, Nashville, 1988; NAIA Scholar Ath· Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible ion Planters Brokerage Services, Mem­ Work Experience: StaH Writer, Division Work Experience: Summer Associate, lete. academic all-American in tennis; phis. Tennessee, 1987-88: Investment of Marketing and Public AHairs. Fort Glankler, Brown, Gilliland, Chase. Robin· Location Preferred: Flexible Alpha Chi, acdemic honorary associa­ OHicer, Citizens & Southern Securities Sanders Regional Medical Center. Knox­ son & Raines and Waring Cox, Mem· tion; Alpha Kappa Psi. business frater­ Corp. Atlanta, Georgia, 1986-87; ville. Summer 1987; Publicist and Assis­ phis, 1989; Congressional Internship, nity; Phi Alpha Delta. prelegal fraternity. Registered Representative, Crews & As· tant to the Recital Hall Manager. Oakland Congressman Don Sundquist (R), Mem· sociates Investment Bankers. Little Rock. University, Rochester. MI. 1973-76; Ex­ Work Experience: Law Clerk, The phis, 1988; Legal Internship, Norwood Arkansas, 1984·86. ecutive Secretary to the Director. Virginia University of Tennessee Research Cor­ & Associates, Memphis, Spring 1987. Museum of Fine Arts. Richmond. VA. poration. Summer 1989; Financial Anal­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible 1970-73. ysis and Legal Clerking, H. Stennis Little. Location Preferred: Flexible Jr., Tax Attorney, Summer 1988; Location Preferred: Flexible Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible Founder, Organizer, and President, Location Preferred: Knoxville, Ten­ David LipscombInvestment Association, nessee 1987-88.

Legal Practice Emphasis: Securities, commercial, tax, and contract law

Location Preferred: Flexible

68 JULIA C. WEST JAMES BARRETT WILSON, JR. QUINN WINDHAM BRIDGETT ANNE WOHLPART JEFFREY LANE YATES Kingsport, Tennessee Winston-Salem, North Carolina Martin, Tennessee Oak Ridge, Tennessee Marietta, Georgia

Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Date of Graduation: May 1991 Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Law School Honors and Activities: Student Bar Association. Sports Lawyers Association; American Dean's List; Student Bar Association; Dean's List. Student Bar Association; Sports Law­ Bar Association, Taxation Division; LEXIS & WESTLAW training. Scholastic Background: M.A., magna B.A., high yer's Association. WESTLAW and LEXIS training. Scholastic Background: cum laude. in English, East Tennessee Scholastic Background: Graduate honors, in History, Universrtyof Tennes­ Scholastic Background: B.A. in His­ State University, 1985; B.S. in English, Scholastic Background: B.A. in Politi­ studies in Geology (21 hours) and En­ see, 1988; Dean'sList; International Stu­ tory, Carson-Newman College, Jefferson East Tennessee State University, 1972; cal Science and Criminal Justice, North glish (28 hours), University of Tennessee, dent Exchange Program, Universitat City, Tennessee. 1988; Phi Alpha Theta, Phi Kappa Phi, honor society; Kappa Carolina State University, Raleigh, 1987. Knoxville. 1985-86; B.S. in Geoscience/ Bonn, West Germany. history honors society, officer; Outstand­ Lambda, honor society; Dean's List. Chemistry, University of Tennessee. ing College Students of America; Work Experience: Blue Chip Sports Work Experience: Summer Associate, Martin, 1984. Work Experience: Legal Assistant, Management Group, Inc., Boston, Mas­ Boult, Cummings. Connors. & Berry, wrestling team. West & Rose, Kingsport; Community sachusetts, 1988-present. Work Experience: Law Clerk, Walt. Nashville 1989; Cashier/Salesperson. Work Experience: Research Assistant Service: Kingsport Chamber of Com­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Tax, sports Dyer & James. Knoxville, Summer 1989; Vol Textbooks, 1985-86; Waitress. to Professor Nicole Russler, U.T. Legal merce, Holston Valley Community and entertainment law Assistant Editor, Center of Excellence for Regas on Seventeenth, 1985; Cashier, Clinic, June 1989-present; various jobs Hospital and Medical Center. the Enrichment of Science & Mathemat­ Gateway Bookstore. 1984-85; Vet Assis­ during college including: stock, inventory Location Preferred: Southeast Legal Practice Emphasis: Litigation ics Education. University of Tennessee, tant/Secretary, Columbine Animal Clinic, and customer clerk at a chain grocery Martin. 1987-88; Senior Library Clerk. Colorado Springs. CO, Summer 1984. store; cook and cashier at a fast food Location Preferred: East Tennessee John Hodges Library, University of Ten­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible with restaurant; ski-lift attendant at a winter nessee. Knoxville, 1986; TeachingAssis­ emphasis on litigation resort; lifeguard/ride attendant at a water tant. Department of Geology, University park; and cashier (tallying receipts) at a of Tennessee. 1985. Location Preferred: Southeast family entertainment center. Legal Practice Emphasis: Environ­ Legal Practice Emphasis: Flexible mental. natural resource law, but flexible Location Preferred: Flexible Location Preferred: Flexible

69 The University of Te nnessee, Knoxville, Main Catnpus NO. NAME LOCATION NO. NAME LOCATION NO. NAME LOCATION 1. Administration Parking Garage .....E 34. Geology and Geography ...... A 68. Physical Education (H.P.E.R.) ...... N 2. Alumni Memorial Building ...... A 35. Gibbs Hall ...... F 69. Physical Plant ...... P 3. Alumni Hall ...... D 36. Glocker Business Administration ....D 70. Physics (Nielsen) ...... A 4. Andy Holt Tower ...... E 37...... H Greve Hall . . 71 . Presidential Court ...... M 5. Anthropology Annex ...... A 38. Hearing and Speech Center ...... E 72. Purchasing ...... P 6. Apartment Residence Hall ...... M 39. Henson Hall ...... H 73. Reese Hall ...... M 7. Aquatic Center (Student) ...... N 40. Hesler Biology ...... A 74. School of Planning Annex ...... H 8. Army Reserve Training Center ...... F 41 . Hess Hall ...... H 75. Security ...... P 9. Art and Architecture ...... G 42...... B Human Ecology (Jessie Harris) 76. South College ...... A 10. Austin Peay Psychology ...... A .. ..L 43. Hopecote ...... 77. Steam Plant ...... F 11. Ayres Hall ...... A 44. Humanities and Social Sciences ....G 78. Stokely Athletics Center ...... F 12. Berry Hall ...... A 45. Humes Hall ...... M 79. Stokely Management Center ...... D 13. Minority Student Affairs ...... D 46. International House ...... C 80. Storage & Mail Services ...... P 14. Campus Information Center ...... E 47. Kingston Apartments ...... T 81. Strong Hall ...... J 15. Carousel Theater ...... G 48. Kingston Parking Garage ...... T 82. Student Counseling Services ...... D 16. Carrick Hall ...... M 49. Thompson-Boling Arena ...... E 83. Student Health Services ...... G 17. Ceramics ...... G 50. Law Center (Taylor) ...... C 84. Student Services Building ...... E 18. Human Ecology Graduate Center ...B 51 . Library (Hodges) ...... H 85. Temple Court ...... D 19. Child Development Laboratories ....B 52. Library (Hoskins) ...... B 86. Tennis Center ...... M 20. Clarence Brown Theater ...... G 53. Life Sciences (Walters) ...... A 87. Track and Recreation Areas ...... N 21 . Claxton Education ...... E 54. Massey Hall ...... H 88. Turner House ...... A 22. Claxton Education Addition ...... E 55. McClung Museum ...... E 89. Tyson Alumni House ...... H 23. Clement Hall ...... J 56. McClung Tower ...... G 90. Textile Processing Lab ...... B 24. Communications and 57. & McClung Plaza Garage ...... G 91. University Center ...... D University Extension ...... E 58. Melrose Hall ...... H 92. University Center 25. Textiles & Materials Lab ...... B 59. Morrill Hall ...... M Parking Garage & Plaza ...... D 26. Credit Union ...... B 60. Motor Pool ...... P 93. Bubble ...... F 27. Dabney/Buehler Hall ...... A 61. Music ...... G 94. Aux. Serv. Bldg ...... F 28. Dougherty Engineering ...... A 62. Neyland Stadium ...... A (Inset) 29. Dunford Hall ...... H 63. Nuclear Engineering (Pasqua) ...... A 95. Day Care Center ...... B 30. Estabrook Hall ...... A 64. Nursing ...... E (Inset) 31 . Facilities Planning (Campus Architect)L 65. Panhellenic ...... C 96. Neyland-Thompson Sports Center 32. Faculty Club ...... T 66. Parking Garage ...... M 97. Women's Studies 33. Ferris Hall ...... A 67. Perkins Hall ...... A

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