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During the past few years one of the primary problems the students report that their draft boards have put them confronting law schools has been escalating enrollments. on notice that they will be called for active duty upon the This problem is resolved, in some measure, by selective ad­ completion of the Fall Quarter. Others who had signed missions to the entering class. Here, at the College of Law, with Reserve Units or the National Guard have already in the Fall Quarter 1966 we accepted been called upon for either six months or three months of 156 students as the entering class; active duty training. These students are given a leave of the total enrollment was 480. This absence from the Law College from the time they receive number so overtaxed our physical their orders. facilities that in the Fall of 1967 Faced with a projection based on so many variables, we were forced to limit the entering the College of Law, in common with other law schools, class to 125; this still gave us a accepted a higher number of applicants for the Fall Quarter, total enrollment of 470. It was 1968, than in past years. Many of our applicants, however, then determined that, considering decided not to enroll, preferring to fulfill their military obli­ our facilities, under no circumstances gation rather than attend law school on a tenuous quarter­ should the over-all enrollment in to-quarter basis while awaiting a draft call. Thus, out of a the future be permitted to exceed total of 194 applicants accepted for the Fall Quarter, only Harold C. Warner 450. 70 registered at the Law College. This reduced our total In 1968, however, our problem was resolved, temporarily enrollment at the beginning of the present Quarter to 405, at least, by changes in the Selective Service regulations. On compared to the total during the Fall of 1967 of 470. the undergraduate level, a student satisfactorily pursuing a The new draft regulations also have had an impact on full-time course towards his first degree is now entitled to our faculty. Professor Donald T. Weckstein, on leave of a Class 11-S deferment only until he graduates, or drops out absence for the academic year 1967-1968, was a visiting of school, or reaches the age of 24. The Law College, professor at the University of Connecticut School of Law, however, is classified as a professional and graduate school where he had previously served as a member of the faculty. anti deferments within that classification are more restricted. In February, 1968, he submitted his resignation as a member The rule-of-thumb set forth in the Tennessee Operations of our faculty. The vacancy created by Professor Week­ Manual, Tennessee State Headquarters, Selective Service stein's resignation has not been filled due to uncertainty System, for law students is as follows: as to the continuing effect of the draft rules on our enroll­ "If he entered the professional school the first time ment. in the late summer or early fall of 1967 he was Prior to Professor W eckstein's resignation, Professor eligible for deferment for one year only. Such de­ Thomas G. Roady, Jr., a Professor of Law at Vanderbilt ferments cannot be extended. If he entered during University School of Law, accepted an invitation to join our the official Summer Session, Fall Quarter or Semester faculty. As many of our alumni will recall, Professor of 1967 or before, or if he resumes his studies before Roady started his law teaching career in 1949 at the Univer­ 1 October 1967 after having been in Class II-A or sity of Tennessee College of Law. He remained here for IV -D he is eligible for further deferment until the two years and then served as Professor and Assistant Dean, end of the normal time required for him to complete University of Washington, St. Louis, 1951-52; partner of the the course." law firm of McDonald & Roady, Carrollton, Illinois, 1952- This means that the law students who are currently in the 1956; Visiting Professor, University of Missouri, 1954; and first quarter of their senior year will be deferred upon Professor, Vanderbilt University School of Law, 1956-1968. their request until they graduate in June and have the We have also to report that Dean-Emeritus William H. opportunity to take the bar examination. Wicker, who retired from the University of Tennessee in The new deferment policy is having a substantial impact August 1967, accepted a one-year appointment as Visiting on our first and second year enrollment. A number of (Continued on page 18) 2 THE U-T LAWYER

U- T Law Alumni News Notes

Parker L. Carroll, '51, is now Deputy Procurement Offi­ military duty and is associated with the law firm of Arnett, cer and Deputy Chief, Procurement Division, National Aero­ Draper, (Jack B., '57), & Hagood (Lewis R., '63), Hamilton nautics and Space Administration Manned Spacecraft Center, Bank Building, Knoxville. Houston, Texas. Parker has received the following pro­ It is with deep regret we announce the death of William fessional awards: Special Act of Service Award; Sustained L. Dickson. '68, on November 3, 1968. Bill was serving Superior Performance Award, and Outstanding Performance as law clerk to Supreme Court Justice Ross W. Dyer. Bill from the Department of the Air Force; Special Ser­ Award is survived by his wife and a daughter born .shortly before vice Award and a Presidential Citation from NASA. Parker his death. has been with Manned Spacecraft Center since June 30, 1963. Lawrence E. Young, '67, is in the Army and is stationed Robert L. McKnight and Fletcher L. Hudson. '63, have at Redstone Arsenal. announced the formation of a partnership for the practice of law limited to the representation of management in labor James R. Griffin, '67, and Norman H. Williams, '66, relations law, with offices at 338 Sterick Building, Memphis, have been made members of the law firm of Fowler, Roun­ & 38103. tree Fowler, Hamilton Bank Building, Knoxville. A. J. Kalfus, '61, is an associate with Goldblatt, Lipton, William T. Willis, '65, is now a Captain in the USAF, White & Anderson, Suite 804, One Main Plaza East, Norfolk, JAG and his address is 48213 Bicilas, Selfridge AFB, Virginia 23510. Michigan 48045.

Harold R. Gunn, '67, and H. Glen Willard, Jr., '67, plan Terry L. Carter, '67, is Sales Manager for Basic to form a partnership for the practice of law under the Methods, Inc., 204 Glen Road, Sparta, New Jersey 07871. name of Gunn & Willard. The office will be in Humboldt, Thomas L. Keeling, '67, is now with the Department of Tennessee. Justice, Washington, D.C. The firm of Bernstein (Bernard E., '58) and Dougherty Robert L. Jones, '68, is associated with the firm of (Boone), 1200 Hamilton Bank Building, Knoxville 37902, McFarland, Cooley, Blank & Jack, Middle Tennessee Bank announce that R. Franklin Norton, '64, is an associate with Building, Columbia, Tennessee 38401. the firm. Joe H. Clark, '62, has been made a partner in the firm Richard S. Stair, Jr., '65, has completed his tour of duty of Canstangy & Prowell, 1900 Peachtree Center Building, as an officer in the Judge Advocate General's Corps and is Atlanta, Georgia 30303. now associated with his father, Richard S. Stair, Sr., '41, in the general practice of law. His office is in the Hamilton Mallon Faircloth, '68, an associate with the law firm of Bank Building, Knoxville. Wright & Reddick, Cordele, Georgia 31015, has been made a partner and the firm name is now Wright, Reddick & William H. Skelton, '65, has been on active duty with Faircloth. the Marine Corps. He has applied to take the California 1305 James R. Linebaugh, '52, who has been an Associate bar examination. His address is South Pacific Street, Oceanside, California, 92054. Manager in the Claims Department, Life and Casualty In­ surance Company, Nashville, has been promoted to Assistant Lt. Colonel Zane E. Finkelstein, '52, J AGC, has completed Vice President and Manager of the Claims Department. a tour of duty as Staff Judge Advocate of the First Armored Earl Rainwater, '60, left the Internal Revenue Service Cavalry Division, Vietnam. Colonel Finkelstein is now Chief July 1, 1968 and has opened an office for the general practice of the Military Justice Division, Academic Department, The of law in the Burwell Building, Knoxville. Judge Advocate General's School, Charlottesville, Virginia. Lewis C. Foster, Jr., '67, formerly law clerk for Supreme It is with deep regret we announce the death of Harry Court Justice Ross W. Dyer, has completed his tour of N. Fortune, '49, of Johnson City.

THE U-T LAWYER STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT AND CIRCULATION GEORGE c. ATWELL (Act of October 28, 1962; Section 4869, Title 89, Editor-in-Chief United States Code) RALPH HARWELL 1. Filed October 1, 1968. 2. The title of publication Is The U-T Lawyer. M anagi•�g Editor 3. The frequency of issue Is quarterly. 4. The location of known office of publication is University of .,.-,.. .,.. ...•...... -················--··················] Copy Editor ... oseph Gray 'J'ennessee College of Law, Knoxville, Tennessee :1'7916. Circulation Manager ....,...... ,...... •.... _•...... _Joseph Ferrell 6. The location of the headquarters or general business offices of the publishers is University of Tennessee College of Law, Knoxville, Editoral Assistants ...... Howard Bridges, Frank Groves, Bill Tennessee 37916. Nelms, David Smith, Robert Stivers, 6. The publisher is the University of Tennessee College of Law, Alex Taylor, Joe Walker Knoxville, Tennessee 87916. The editor is the Faculty and Students, University of Tennessee College of Law, Knoxville, Tennessee 37916...... Les Beidler, Reparters Saxby Chambliss, Mack The editor is George C. Atwell, Univmplete. (signed) Harold C. Warner, Dean, College of Li!.w. FALL, 1968 3

GRADUATES FOR 1969

JOHN CALVIN AKER of Booneville, Kentucky, is 29 MICHAEL JOEL BLACHMAN of Portsmouth, Virginia, and single. He has fulfilled his military obligation as a is 24 and single. He is with the Coast Guard Reserve. Second Lieutenant in the Air Force. Michael has a B.S. in Business Ad­ John received his B.S. in Chemistry ministration from The American and Biology from Eastern Kentucky University where he was on the University where he was a member tennis team and a member of Tau of K.I.E. Men's Honorary Society Epsilon Phi Fraternity. He was on and was in the Student Council, the speakers committee of the Stu­ Biology Club and Chemistry Club. dent Bar Association and is a mem­ While at U-T, he has been a mem­ o£ Delta Theta Phi. He has worked ber of Phi Delta Phi law fraternity. with a law firm and would like to After receiving his J.D. degree in enter general practice in Virginia or June, 1969, he wants to enter Washington, D.C. He will receive general practice in the southeastern his J.D. degree in August, 1969. JOHN C. AKER United States. MICHAEL J. BLACHMAN

CLINTON ROBERTS ANDERSON, a native of Morris­ COLUMBUS WADE BOBO comes from Summertown, town, Tennessee, is twenty-one years of age and single. He Tennessee, is married and 23 years old. Wade has not yet has not fulfilled his military obli­ fulfilled his military obligation. gation. He received his Bachelor of While attending Austin Peay Uni­ Science degree at Carson-Newman versity, Wade was active in the College. At the University of Ten­ Young Democrats and was a Senate nessee law school he has been a Representative. He is a member member of Delta Theta Phi law fra­ of Phi Alpha Delta law fraternity. ternity. He will receive his Doctor Wade expects to receive the Doctor of Jurisprudence degree with the of Jurisprudence degree with the class graduating in June, 1969. class graduating in June, 1969.

CLNTON R. ANDERSON COLUMBUS W. BOBO

EDWARD WILLIAM ARNN of Louisville, Kentucky, MICHAEL WILLIAM BOEHM, a native of Chattanooga, is 34, married, and has served in the U.S. Navy. He received Tennessee, is 23 years old and single. He has not fulfilled his B.S. in Business Administration his military obligation. He has an from U-T and was a member of the A.B. degree from Duke University U-T Singers, U-T Marching Band, where he was a member of Sigma S.A.E. fraternity and Delta Nu Al­ Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. While at pha transportation fraternity. Ed U-T, he has been a member of Phi has been on the Law College Dean's Delta Phi legal fraternity and has List and is a member of Phi Delta clerked one summer in Chattanooga. Phi. He has previously worked for Mike has contributed to the Law the I.C.C., and is now a part-time Review. He will receive his J.D. lecturer at U-T Department of degree in June, 1969. Transportation. He will receive his J.D. degree in March, 1969. EDWARD W. ARNN MICHAEL W. BOEHM

GEORGE C. ATWELL is 36 years old, married and has DONALD LEON BOREN, a native of Jackson, Tennes­ two children. He completed an Honors Major in English­ see, is 24 years old and married. He has not fulfilled his writing at the University of Pitts­ military obligation. Don came here burgh. George taught school and from Union University where he was was associated with a patent law a member of Alpha Tau Omega and firm in Pittsburgh before coming received the Thomas R. Clark to U-T, and he passed the Patent Award. At U-T, he has been a mem­ Office bar exam in 1965. He is a ber of Phi Alpha Delta legal fra­ member of Phi Alpha Delta legal ternity. He will receive the Doctor fraternity, has been on the Dean's of Jurisprudence degree with the List and is Editor-in-Chief of the class graduating in June of 1969. U-T Lawyer. He is currently em­ ployed by the Knoxville Police De­ partment. George will receive his J.D. degree in December of 1968. GEORGE C. ATWELL DONALD L. BOREN 4 THE U-T LAWYER

STEVE ASHLEY BOVELL is from Chattanooga, Ten­ CHARLES BUFORD BURNS, JR. is 26 and a native nessee. He is 24 years old and married. He has not fulfilled of Lenoir City, Tennessee. He is married and has one child. his military obligation. Steve at­ He received his B.S. degree from tended Memphis State and the Uni­ U-T. He is a member of Phi Delta versity of Tennessee. While at U-T, Phi legal fraternity and is currently he has been a Phi Alpha Delta the fraternity Magister. He re­ member and appeared on the Dean's ceived a Freshman Appellate Argu­ List. He has been working part ment Award in 1967. He has been time for a Knoxville attorney. He employed by two CPA firms. will receive his Doctor of Juris­ Charles will receive his Doctor of prudence degree in December of Jurisprudence degree in August, 1968. 1969.

STEVE A. BOVELL CHARLES B. BURNS, JR.

JAMES THOMAS BOWMAN of Johnson City, Tennes­ LEONARD A. CARDUCCI, Jr., a native of Dover, New see, is 23 and single. He is currently a First Lieutenant Jersey, is 26 years old, and married. He is not subject to with the Tennessee Army National military service. He attended under- Guard. James attended East Ten­ graduate school at East Tennessee nessee State University, majoring in State University where he was a Political Science. While at U-T he member and officer of Lambda Chi has been a member of Phi Alpha Alpha fraternity. At the law school Delta. He hopes to enter private he is a member of Delta Theta Phi practice in upper East Tennessee. legal fraternity. He worked as a He will receive his Doctor of Juris­ social worker and as a teacher be­ prudence degree with the class fore attending law school. He will graduating in June of 1969. receive his J.D. degree in August of 1969.

JAMES T. BOWMAN L. A. CARDUCCI, JR.

GARY EUGENE BREWER of Whitesburg, Tennessee, LUTHER STEPHEN CASH, a native of Knoxville, Ten­ is 23 and single. He has not fulfilled his military obligation. nessee, is 28 years old, single, and has fulfilled his military Gary graduated with honors from obligation. He received his B.S. in East Tennessee State University accounting from U.T., where he where he was a member of Phi graduated magna cum laude. He is Gamma Mu and Phi Kappa Delta. a member of Phi Alpha Delta legal He was also President of the Debate fraternity. He has work experience team. He is a member of Phi Alpha with several CPA firms, and has Delta legal fraternity. He would worked as instructor in accounting prefer to enter general practice in while attending law school. A re­ Tennessee after he receives his J.D. cipient of a C.P.A. certificate, he degree in June of 1969. hopes to enter a corporate or tax practice after receiving his J.D. de­ gree in December, 1968. GARY E. BREWER LUTHER S. CASH

JAMES ROBERT BUCKNER is from Huntsville, Ala­ C. SAXBY CHAMBLISS is a native of Darien, Georgia. bama. He is 24, and married, and has not completed his He is 24 years old and married. He received the Bachelor military obligation. Jim completed of Business Administration degree his undergraduate work at the Uni­ from the University of Georgia versity of Tennessee. He has con­ where he was a member of Sigma tributed to the Tennessee Law Re­ Chi Fraternity. He has been the view, and has a scholarship during President and Treasurer of the Stu­ his third year. Jim is a member of dent Bar Association. He has served Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. He on the staff of the U-T Lawyer worked for NASA and Space Engi­ and is a member of the law library neering while in undergraduate staff. He is a member of Phi Delta �chool. He has worked part-time Phi legal fraternity. He will re­ with a local law firm while attend­ ceive his J.D. degree in December, ing law school. He will receive his 1968. J.D.. degree in March, 1969. JAMES R. BUCKNER C. SAXBY CHAMBLISS FALL, 1968 5

WILLIAM DANIEL CLARY, a native of Oak Ridge, WILLIAM SIDNEY DAVIS, JR. is 25 years old and a Tennessee is 32 years old. He is married and has two native of Clinton, Tennessee. He is married and has one children. He received his B.S. de­ child. He has served in the U.S. gree magna cum laude from the Navy. He received his A.B. degree University of Tennessee, where he from Harvard College. He is Editor­ was a member of Beta Gamma in-Chief of the Tennessee Law Re­ Sigma and Phi Kappa Phi honor view and received the Individual fraternities. Bill is a member of Award in the Law Day Appellate Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity and Argument competition. He has been has served as Treasurer of the Stu­ employed as a research assistant for dent Bar Association. While in law the Law College faculty. Sid will re­ school he has worked as law clerk ceive his J.D. degree in December, for an Oak Ridge attorney. He will 1968. receive his J.D. degree in June, 1969. WILLIAM D. GLARY WILLIAM S. DAVIS, JR.

SUSANNE M. COOPER is a native of Knoxville, Ten­ PAUL D. DEATON is 24 years old and a native of nessee. She is 24 years old and single. She has attended Sparta, Tennessee. He is married and has one child. He has Converse College, Vanderbilt Uni- attended Brigham Young University, versity, and Emory University Law the University of Kentucky, and School. She has been employed as a Morehead State University. He is a claims approver for the John Han­ member of Delta Theta Phi legal cock Insurance Co. She will receive fraternity. While attending law her Doctor of Jurisprudence degree school he has been employed by a with the class graduating in June, newspaper and an insurance com­ 1969. pany. Paul will receive his J.D. de­ gree in December, 1968.

SUSANNE M. COOPER PAUL D. DEATON

CHARLES GRANBERY CORNELIUS, of Nashville, is RALPH L. DeLUCCIA, JR. is 24 years old and a native 24 years old and single. He received his B.A. degree from of North Haledon, New Jersey. He is married and has not Vanderbilt University where he yet fulfilled his military obligation. majored in economics. He has been He received the B.A. degree in Eng­ a member of the staff of the U-T lish from Seton Hall University. Lawyer and the General Issue. He He is a member of Delta Theta is a member of Phi Delta Phi legal Phi legal fraternity and has been fraternity and has served it as His­ employed by the Allied Chemical torian. Charles received the Ameri­ Corporation. Ralph will receive his can Jurisprudence Wills Award. He Doctor of Jurisprudence degree with will receive his J.D. degree in De­ the class graduating in June, 1969. cember, 1968.

C. G. CORNELIUS RALPH L. DeLUC:CIA, JR.

JAMES LANDON CROWDER is 25 years old and a GEORGE MERTON DERRYBERRY, a native of Signal native of Lawrenceburg, Tennessee. He is married and has Mountain, Tennessee, is 27, married and has fulfilled his one child. He received his B.S. de- military obligation. He received his gree from the College of Liberal B.S. degree cum laude from U-T Arts of the University of Tennessee. where he was a member of Sigma He is a member of Sigma Chi fra­ Chi fraternity. He received two ternity and Phi Delta Phi legal Freshman Appellate Argument fraternity. James will receive his awards, the American Jurisprudence Doctor of Jurisprudence degree with Agency award, and the West Pub­ the class graduating in March, lishing Co. award. A member of the 1969. National Moot Court team and a recipient of a Green Scholarship, George is also on the editorial board of the Tennessee Law Review. He will JAMES L. CROWDER receive his J.D. in March, 1969. G. M. DERRYBERRY 6 THE U-T LAWYER

GEORGE HOWARD DOTY is 23 years old and a native JESSE 0. F ARR, is from Chattanooga, married, and of Nashville, Tennessee. He is single and has no military has one son. He is 29 and has no military obligation. Jesse obligation. He received the B.S. de­ graduated from the University of gree in Business Administration Chattanooga with a degree in Politi­ from Tennessee Technological Uni­ cal Science. Before entering the versity. He is a member of Phi Alpha College of Law he was successfully Delta law fraternity. He has been self-employed. He is a member of employed in the Office of Juvenile Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity and Probation and as a Clerk in General is on the staff of the General Issue. Sessions Court in Nashville. He will He will receive his J.D. degree with receive his J.D. degree in August, the class graduating in August, 1969. 1969.

GEORGE H. DOTY JESSE 0. FARR

JERRY LADD DOWLING is a native of Knoxville. He JOSEPH CLEMENT FERRELL of Sarasota, Florida, is is 23 years old and is single. Jerry has not completed his 29, married and has two daughters. He is an inactive military obligation. He graduated Reserve Air Force Captain. Before with a B.S. in History from the Uni­ receiving his B.S. in Business Ad­ versity of Tennessee, where he was ministration he attended The Uni­ a member of Phi Delta Theta fra­ versity of Florida, Furman Univer­ ternity and was on the All-Sing Fi­ sity and The American University. nance Committee. Jerry served as He has done work for a Knoxville Editor-in-Chief of the U-T Lawyer attorney. Joe is a member of Phi and is a member of Phi Delta Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity and has legal fraternity. He has done re­ been on the Dean's List. He is search work for several law firms Circulation Manager of the U-T in Tennessee. He will receive his Lawyer. Joe wants to do tax or J.D. degree in December, 1968. general practice after receiving his JERRY L. DOWLING J.D. degree in June of 1969. JOSEPH C. FERRELL

FLETCHER LeROY ERWIN is from Rock Springs, CHARLES PATRICK FLYNN is 22 years old, married, Georgia. He is 22 years old, married and has not yet com­ and has no children. He did his undergraduate work at pleted his military obligation. He Cumberland College of Lebanon and graduated from the University of the University of Tennessee. At Chattanooga in Business with a Cumberland, Pat was in the Honor major in accounting, was a member Society and a student newspaper of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity and ·staff member. He has been Justice was President of the Military Honor of Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity, Society. Fletcher is a member of on the Dean's List, and has been Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity and employed by a Knoxville law firm has been on the Dean's List. He for two years. Pat will receive his will receive his J.D. degree in June, J.D. degree in June, 1969, and would 1969. prefer practice in Nashville.

FLETCHER L. ERVIN CHARLES P. FLYNN

THOMAS JOHN EVANS is 24 years old and a native of GERALD WAYNE FUDGE, from Glasgow, Kentucky, Norris, Tennessee. He is single. He has not completed his is 26 and single. He fulfilled his military obligation in military obligation. He received his Vietnam as a 1st Lieutenant in undergraduate education at U-T, Army Aviation. Gerald received his where he was a member of Sigma A.B. degree from Western Kentucky Phi Epsilon Fraternity. At the Col­ University. At the College of Law, lege of Law he has been a member he participated in the Law Day of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. Arguments and was Vice Justice of He has worked in the Co-op pro­ Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity. gram with NASA. He will receive He has his Commercial Pilot Cer­ his J.D. degree in March, 1969. tificate and is employed as a pilot with the State Game and Fish Com­ mission. Gerald will be awarded his J.D. degree in December, 1968. THOMAS J. EVANS GERALD W. FUDGE FALL, 1968 7

SAMUEL JOSEPH FURROW, from Knoxville, is 27 JOSEPH BEALLE GRAY is a native of Oak Ridge, years old and married. He has completed his military obli- Tennessee. He is 26 years old and married. He received gation, serving as a 1st Lieutenant his B.S. degree from U-T where he in the U.S. Army. He received his majored in political science. He is undergraduate degree from U-T, copy editor for The U-T Lawyer, where he was President of Phi Delta and a member of the law library Theta fraternity, a cadet Colonel staff. He is a member of Phi Alpha in the ROTC, President of the Scab­ Delta law fraternity. Joe has also bard and Blade Society, and a mem­ been employed as personnel officer ber of Scarrabbean Senior Society. for the City of Oak Ridge. He will While at law school, Sam was a receive his J.D. degree with the member of Phi Delta Phi legal fra­ class graduating in June, 1969. ternity and has been employed with the Furrow Auction Co. He receives SAMUEL J, FURROW his J.D. degree in June, 1969. JOSEPH B. GRAY

JERRY K. GAL YON is a native of Sevierville, Tennessee. JOHN THOMAS GREENE is from Knoxville. He is 27, He is married and has no children. Jerry has not yet ful­ married, and has two children. He completed his military filled his military obligation. He at- obligation by serving 4 years with tended Hiwassee Junior College be­ the U.S. MiarineCorps. John received fore entering the University of Ten­ a B.S. in History from the Univer­ nessee. Jerry w i 11 receive his sity of Tennessee. He is a member Doctor of Jurisprudence degree with of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. the class graduating in March, 1969, While in Law School he has been and plans to practice in Tennessee. employed as a clerk in a Knoxville law firm. John will receive his J.D. degree with the class graduating in August, 1969.

JERRY K. GALYON JOHN T. GREENE

MACK ARTHUR GENTRY, of Knoxville, is 24, married, FRANK McCUTCHAN GROVES, JR., is from Lookout and has not completed his military obligation. Mack holds a Mountain, Tennessee. He is 29 years old, single, and has B.S. in Accounting from U-T and completed his military obligation by was listed in Who's Who among Col­ service with the U.S. Army. He re­ leges and Universities. He was a ceived his B.S. degree in History member of the U-T football team, from the University of Tennessee. 1963-66, and was named to the Aca­ Frank is a member of the editorial demic All-SEC and All-American staff of the U-T Lawyer and is a football teams. At the Law College, member of Phi Delta Phi legal fra­ he was Vice-President and Clerk ternity. He would prefer to practice of Phi Delta Phi and winner of the in southeastern Tennessee. Frank Bills and Notes A ward. He will re­ will receive his J.D. degree in De­ ceive his J.D. degree in December, cember of 1968. 1968. MACK A. GENTRY FRANK M. GROVES, JR.

WILLIAM TRAVIS GOBBLE is a native of Lawrence­ LYNNWOOD HALE HAMILTON is 26 and a native of burg. He is 27 years old, married, and has served for 4 South Pittsburg, Tennessee. He is married and a graduate years with the U.S. Marine Corps. of U-T, where he has been a member William began his undergraduate of Kappa Sigma fraternity and Phi work at Martin College and trans­ Delta Phi legal fraternity. He has ferred to the University of Tennes­ been employed as the Assistant see, where he won the Physics Manager of the City Club in Knox­ Award. While at the College of ville, Tennessee. Hale will receive Law he earned the American Juris­ his Doctor of Jurisprudence degree prudence Award for Personal Prop­ with the class graduating in Decem­ erty. He was previously employed ber, 1968. by Union Carbide. William will be awarded his J.D. degree in June, 1969. WILLIAM T. GOBBLE L. H. HAMILTON 8 THE U-T LAWYER

JAMES TERRY HARPER, 23 years old, is a native of RALPH EDWARD HARWELL is 24 years old, and a Newport, Tennessee. He is unmarried, and has not fulfilled native of Savannah, Tennessee. He is married, and has no his military obligation. He has re­ present military obligation. Ralph ceived a B.S. degree in Business received his B.A. degree from the Administration from the University University of Tennessee in 1966. of Tennessee. While in Law School, He is a member of Phi Alpha Delta he has been a member of Phi Delta legal fraternity and Managing Edi­ Phi legal fraternity. He will re­ tor of the U-T Lawyer. While in ceive his Doctor of Jurisprudence Law School he has been employed degree with the class graduating by the Knoxville Police Department. in March, 1969. Ralph will receive his J.D. degree in June, 1969.

JAMES T. HARPER RALPH E. HARWELL

PHILLIP GARRY HARPER is a native of Newport, JACK D. HElM is 29 years old, and married. His home­ Tennessee, is 23 years old, and is unmarried. He has not town is Kingsport, Tennessee. He has fulfilled his military fulfilled his military obligation. obligation by serving with the U.S. Garry graduated from the Univer­ Air Force. Jack has received a sity of Tennessee in 1967, with a B.S. degree in accounting from U.T., Bachelor of Science degree. He is and has done graduate study here. a member of Phi Delta Phi legal Jack is a member of Phi Alpha fraternity. Garry will receive his Delta, and has been employed by the Doctor of Jurisprudence degree with U.S. General Accounting Office in the class graduating in June, 1969. the Defense Contract Audit Agency. He will receive his J.D. degree in June, 1969.

PHILLIP G. HARPER JACK D. HElM

MICHAEL J. HARRIS, of Oak Ridge, Tennessee, is 28 THOMAS ROBERT HILL, a native of Knoxville, is 24 years old, married, and has one child. He has fulfilled his years old. Robert is married and has two children, and has military obligation, serving as a not completed his military obliga­ Lieutenant in the United States tion. He received his B.S. degree Navy. A National Merit Scholar in Business Administration from the at Harvard University, Michael University of Tennessee. Robert graduated Cum Laude in History. has served as Clerk and Publicity At U.T., he has been a member of Chairman of Phi Delta Phi legal the Student Bar Association and a fraternity, Publicity Chairman of correspondent for the General Issue. the Student Bar Association, Fresh­ He will receive his J.D. degree in man Advisor, and participant in Law March, 1969. Day Arguments. He will receive his J.D. degree in December, 1968.

MICHAEL J. HARRIS THOMAS R. HILL

HENRY MARTIN HARTZOG, of Ozark, Alabama, is GARY JAKE HODGES is a 26 years old native of Cun­ 28 years old, married, and has completed his military obli­ ningham, Tennessee. He is married, and has no military gation as a Captain in the USMC. obligation. Gary attended the Uni- He received his B.S. degree from versity of Chicago and Austin Peay Georgia Tech. While there he was State College, and received his a member of Sigma Nu fraternity, Bachelor of Science degree. He is a President of the Athletic Associa­ member of the Student Bar Associa­ tion, played varsity baseball and tion and has been employed as Gen­ served as a fraternity and class of­ eral Sessions Court Clerk in Knox ficer. He is a member of Phi Delta County. He will receive his J.D. Phi legal fraternity and will receive degree in June, 1969. his J.D. degree in August of 1969. He has a preference for medical law.

HENRY M. HARTZOG GARY J. HODGES FALL, 1968 9

WILLIAM RHODMON HOLT, JR., Sevierville, Tennes­ JOHN ALLEN HOWARD, 26, is from Knoxville, Ten­ see, is 30 years old, and has fulfilled his military obligation nessee. He is single and is subject to military service. John in the United States Army. He is received his A.B. degree from King married and has two children. He College. He worked for Merrill, has worked as a parts manager for Lynch, Pierce, Fenner, and Smith an auto company. He is a member of for one year before coming to law Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity, school. He has had experience as and is employed as an investigator a summer law clerk in a large law for a local law firm. He will be firm. He is a member of Phi Delta "" graduated in August, 1969, with a Phi law fraternity. After receiving Doctor of Jurisprudence degree. his J.D. degree in June, 1969, he would like to enter the general practice of law in Georgia.

WILLIAM R. HOLT, JR. JOHN A. HOWARD

PAUL THOMAS HOOVER, JR., is a·native of Memphis, GERALD ARTHUR HUGHES, of Trenton, New Jersey, Tennessee. He is married, and is 24 years old. He has not is 24 years old and single. He received his B.A. from fulfilled his military obligation. Maryville College, where he had the While acquiring his B.S. degree at Padgett Memorial Scholarship. He the University of Tennessee, he has served as chairman of the Dean's served as secretary and president Freshmen Advisor Committee and of Acacia fraternity. In Jaw school, on the staff of the Tennessee Law he received the Best Individual Review. He was Justice of Phi Al­ Award, Winter 1967 Appellate Argu- pha Delta legal fraternity and re­ ments, and worked for the Y.M.C.A. ceived the Glen W. Woodlee and on a part-time basis. He will re- Mercer County Bar Association ceive his J.D. degree in March, 1969. Scholarships. He will receive his J.D. degree in June, 1969.

PAUL T. HOOVER, JR. GERALD A. HUGHES

ALAN COOK HOUSEHOLDER is a 24 year old native WILLIAM C. HUMPHREYS, JR., of Memphis, is 26 of Nashville, Tennessee. He is single, and has not completed years old and single. A graduate of Washington and Lee his military obligation. Alan re­ University, Bill has been a mem­ ceived his B.S. degree in Business ber of the National Moot Court Administration from Vanderbilt Uni­ Team in his junior and senior year, versity, where he was on the track Casenotes Editor of the Tennessee team and treasurer of Alpha Phi Law Review, Vice-President of the Omega fraternity. While attending Student Bar Association, recipient of U.T., he has been a member of Phi the Green Scholarship, and a mem­ Alpha Delta fraternity, intramurals ber of Phi Delta Phi. He won the chairman of the Student Bar Associ­ American Jurisprudence Awards in ation, and a clerk in a law firm. Contracts and Criminal Law, and Alan will receive his J.D. degree in the Corpus Juris Secundum Out­ June, 1969. standing Junior Award. Bill will re­ ALAN C. HOUSEHOLDER w. c. HUMPHREYS, JR. ceive his J.D. in December, 1969.

JAMES ROBERT HOWARD is from Knoxville, Tennes­ G. RICHARD JOHNSON, 26, is from Johnson City. He see. He is single and has not fulfilled his military obligation. is married and has not fulfilled his military obligation. As an undergraduate, he attended Richard received his B.S. degree Davidson College and the Univer­ from East Tennessee State Univer­ sity of Kentucky. He is a member sity. While at State, he was listed of Phi Delta Phi law fraternity. He in Who's Who in American Colleges would like to practice in Georgia and Universities, and was the re­ after he receives his Doctor of cipient of the Economics Award for Jurisprudence degree with the class two consecutive years. He is a mem­ graduating in March, 1969. ber of Phi Alpha Delta legal fra­ ternity. Richard will receive his J.D. degree in December, 1968, and J prefers the general practice of law in Tennessee or the Southeastern JAMES R. HOWARD United States. G. RICHARD JOHNSON 10 THE U-T LAWYER

HAROLD JONES, 24, of Knoxville, Tennessee is married GIRARD C. LARK IN, a native of Pearisburg, Virginia, and will graduate from the College of Law is August, 1969. is 24 years old, single, and has not completed his military He has not fulfilled his military service. He received his B.S. de­ obligation. Harold graduated from gree from the University of Vir­ the University of Tennessee with a ginia, where he majored in ac­ B.S. in Transportation. He has been counting. While there he was a Assistant Manager of a local motor member of Delta Sigma Phi social court during law school. He is also fraternity and Alpha Kappa Psi pro­ a member of Phi Delta Phi law fessional fraternity. At the law fraternity. After graduation, Har­ school he is a member of Phi Delta old would like to practice law in Phi legal fraternity. He will re­ the Southeast. ceive his J.D. degree in June, 1969.

HAROLD JONES GIRARD C. LARKIN

MICHAEL RAMSEY JONES is from Dyersburg, Ten­ STEPHEN ALLEN LAWRENCE, a native of Red Wing, nessee, and is 23 years of age. Mike is married and has not Minnesota, is 25 years of age, married, and the father of completed his military obligation. twins. He is not subject to military He holds a B.S. degree from the service. He received a B.S. in Busi­ University of Tennessee in Business ness Administration and Economics Administration. While at U-T, Mike from Augustana College. A charter has been a member of Alpha Tau member of the Delta Theta Phi legal Omega fraternity and of Phi Delta fraternity, he served as President Phi Jaw fraternity. He has been of the local Senate. He has repre­ on the Dean's List in the College sented undergraduate students be­ of Law. After graduation in June for the University Student Tribunal. of 1969, Mike would like to practice While in law school, Steve has en­ Jaw in Tennessee. tered the automobile business as a dealer. He receives his J.D. degree MICHAEL R. JONES in December, 1968. STEPHEN A. LAWRENCE

JOEL A. KATZ, 24, a native of Flusliing, New York, DAVID FARLEY LEAKE, 23, is a native of Memphis. is married and subject to military service. At City Univer- He is single and is subject to military service. David received sity of New York he was on the a B.S. degree from U-T, where he Dean's List, Tennis Team, and Stu­ was a member of the football team. dent Council and a member of Alpha While in law school, David has been Epsilon Pi. He has been on the a Graduate Assistant in the Ath­ Dean's List in law school and is letic Department. He has been a charter member of Delta Theta ·athletic chairman for the Student Bar Phi. Joel previously served as As­ Association and has served on the sistant to the President of a corpor­ Law Day committee. He is a mem­ ation. He also was an advance man ber of Phi Delta Phi law fraternity. for the late Senator Robert F. Ken­ David will receive his J.D. degree nedy. He will receive his J.D. de­ in December, 1968. gree in June, 1969. JOEL A. KATZ DAVID F. LEAKE

RICHARD KORSAKOV, 29, of Memphis, is married and LAWRENCE PAUL LEIBOWITZ, a native of Knoxville, has served in the United States Army Security Agency is 22 years old, married, and has no children. He has not He holds the Army Commendation fulfilled his military obligation. He Medal. Richard received his B.A. received his B.S. degree from the from Southwestern at Memphis, University of Tennessee, where he where he was President of Inde­ was president of Alpha Epsilon Pi, pendent Men, and received an M.A. a member of the Student Govern­ in Political Science from Boston ment Association Election Commis­ University. In law school, he contri­ sion, and Vice President of his sen­ buted to the General Issue, was a ior class. At the law school, he is a semi-finalist in the Law Day Appel­ member of Delta Theta Phi legal late Argument Competition, and is a fraternity and serves on the Stu­ member of Phi Alpha Delta fra­ dent Government Association's Stu­ ternity. He will receive his J.D. de- dent Tribunal. He will receive his gree in March, 1969. RICHARD KORSAKOV J.D. degree in August of 1969. L. P. LEIBOWITZ FALL, 1968 11

WILLIAM McMAHAN LEIBROCK comes from Newport, WILLIAM BARTON MALLORY III, a native of Balboa, Tennessee. He is 23 years old and married. He has not Canal Zone, is 24 years old, married, and has no children. fulfilled his military obligation. He He is not subject to the draft. He has attended Emory and Henry Col­ received his B.A. degree from the lege, and the University of Tennes­ University of Virginia, where he see. Bill is a member of Phi Alpha was a member of Delta Kappa Ep­ Delta legal fraternity. He will re­ silon social fraternity. Bart is a ceive his Doctor of Jurisprudence member of Phi Delta Phi legal degree with the class graduating fraternity. While in law school he in August, 1969. has worked as law clerk for a law firm. After receiving his J.D. degree in March, he hopes to enter private practice in Tennessee.

WILLIAM M. LEIBROCK W. B. MALLORY, III

BOB JOE LEIDERMAN, a native of Jasper, Tennessee, MICHAEL DAVID MARK, a native of West Orange, is 25 years old. He is married and has two children. He New Jersey, is 24 years old and single. He has not fulfilled received his undergraduate degree his military obligation. He received from the University of Chattanooga, his B.A. degree from Rutgers Uni­ where he was a member of the Sig­ versity where he was a member of ma Chi social fraternity. He is a the wrestling team. At the law member of Phi Alpha Delta legal school he is a member of the staff fraternity. While in school he has of the U-T Lawyer. While in school been employed by a Knoxville law he has been employed by a Knox­ firm. He will receive his Doctor ville law firm. He will receive his of Jurisprudence degree with the Doctor of Jurisprudence degree with class graduating in June of 1969. the class graduating in March, 1969. I '

BOB J. LEIDERMAN MICHAEL D. MARK

RONALD L. LYONS, of LaFollette, Tennessee, gradua­ JOHN C. MARSTON, a native of Wyncote, Pennsylvania, ted from East Tennessee State University with a B.S. degree is 24 years old. He is married and has no children. He has in chemistry and biology. Ron has not fulfilled his military obligation. had two years in assisting in the He did his undergraduate work at management of a family business Davis and Elkins College. At the and two and a half years as a law school he was the winner en an chemist with E. I. DuPont. He Appellate Argument Award. After served in the Navy for four years receiving his Doctor of Jurispru­ and is a Lieutenant in the U.S. dence degree with the class gradu­ Naval Reserve. Ron is a member ating in March, 1969, he intends to of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. practice with a small firm in the Ron is 33, married, and has one Northeast. child. He will receive his J.D. de­ gree in March, 1969. RONALD L. LYONS JOHN C. MARSTON

JAMES McMILLIN MADDOX, a native of Gastonia, JAMES JOHN McCARTHY is from Falls Church, Vir­ North Carolina, is 24 years old, married, and has no children. ginia, and is 24 years old. He has not yet completed his He has not fulfilled his military ob­ military obligation. Jim's under- ligation. He received his B.S. in graduate work was at William and Business Administration from the Mary where he received a B.A. de­ University of North Carolina, where gree. He is a member of Delta he was a member of Pi Kappa Alpha Theta Phi legal fraternity. It is fraternity. At the law school he is his intention to use his legal educa­ a member of Phi Delta Phi legal tion to obtain a position with the fraternity. He has worked as a law U.S. Government and he would pre­ clerk for two law firms, and as legal fer to reside in Washington, D. C. assistant with an electric utility Jim will receive the J.D. degree in company. He will receive his J.D. August of 1969. degree in June of 1969. JAMES M. MADDOX JAMES J. McCARTHY 12 THE U-T LAWYER

EDWIN KENNETH McDONALD, JR., a native of WILLIAM P. NELMS, a native of Murfreesboro, Tennes­ Memphis, is 24 years old, married, "and not eligible for see, is 24 years old and married. He is not subject to the military service. He received his draft. He received his B.S. degree B.S. degree from the University of in Business Administration from Tennessee, where he was a member Middle Tennessee State University. and officer of Pi Kappa Alpha so­ In law school, he is a member of cial fraternity, and a staff mem­ Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity, ber of the Orange and White. At and Team Winner in Appellate law school he is a member of Phi Argument Competition. Before en­ Alpha Delta legal fraternity. After tering law school he taught at Knox­ receiving his J.D. degree in August ville Business College. Mter receiv­ of 1969, he wishes to associate with ing his J.D. degree in August of a Tennessee law firm. 1969 he hopes to enter private prac­ tice in Middle Tennessee. E. K. McDONALD, JR. WILLIAM P. NELMS

PAUL H. MILLIN, a native of East Hickory, Pennsyl­ RONALD L. NEWELL is 25 and from Glens Falls, New vania, is 24 years old and single. He has not fulfilled his York. He is married and has not fulfilled his military obli­ military obligation. He received his gation. RQnald received a B.A. in B.A. degree from Maryville College. History at New York State Univer­

At the law school he is a member sity in Oneonta. He is a member · of Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity, of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity, and the winner of an Appellate serving as its publicity chairman, Argument Award. After receiving and a reporter for the U-T Lawyer. his Doctor of Jurisprudence degree He has also been on the Dean's List. with the class graduating in March Ronald will receive his J.D. degree of 1969, he hopes to enter the in June, 1969, and plans to go into general practice of law. general practice in New York State.

PAUL H. MILLIN RONALD L. NEWELL

TIMOTHY DEAN MORATZKA, Sioux Falls, South JOHN M. NORRIS, a native of Knoxville, is 27 years Dakota, is 24 years old, married, and has no children. His old, married, and has two children. John received a B.S. military obligation is unfulfilled. He from the University of Tennessee received his B. S. degree from in accounting. He is a member of Augustana College. He has been co­ Beta Gamma Sigma Business Honor chairman of the Student Bar As­ fraternity, Beta Alpha Psi Accoun­ sociation Speakers Forum, and Sen­ ting Honor fraternity, P.A.D. legal ator and Attorney General of the fraternity and received the Ameri­ Student Government Association. He can Jurisprudence Labor Law award. has experience as a trustee in bank­ During law school John worked as ruptcy, and has submitted research an Internal Auditor for T.V.A. and material to the President's Council for Slagle and Co., Public Accoun­ on Consumer Finance. Mter receiv­ tants. John will receive his J.D. ing his J.D. degree in June, he degree in June, 1969, and plans to D. TIM OTHY MORATZKA wishes to enter commercial law. JOHN M. NORRIS practice in Knoxville.

KENNETH EDWARD MORROW, a native of Belmont, FOREST M. NORVILLE is 31, single, and makes his North Carolina, is 25 years old. He is married and has not home in Bells, Tennessee. He received his B.S. and M.A. fulfilled his military obligation. He from Memphis State University. He received his B.A. in Business Ad­ has served in the Army. In addition ministration from Western Kentucky to being on the law library staff, he University, where he was a member has served as Senior Planner for the of Sigma Chi fraternity. In law Tennessee State Planning Commis­ school he is a member of Phi Delta sion and as director of the Bowling Phi legal fraternity. He will re­ Green Kentucky Planning and Zon­ his Doctor of Jurisprudence degree ing Commission. Forest will receive with the class graduating in June his J.D. degree in March of 1969 of 1969. and prefers practice in the field of property law.

KEN NETH E. MORROW FOREST .M. NORVILLE FALL, 1968 13

JOHN J. O'BRIEN is 24 years old and comes from JOHN M. PORTER is 24 and a native of Alcoa, Ten­ Conshohocken, Pennsylvania. He is single and has no military nessee. He is single and has not completed his military obligation. He has his B.A. degree obligation. Jack attended Colorado from La Salle College, Philadelphia, State College and received his B.S. Pennsylvania, where he was a mem­ degree from East Tennessee State ber of the Weber English Society University. He would prefer to work and the College Union Committee. in a small firm in Memphis. Jack John is a member of Phi Alpha is a member of Phi Alpha Delta Delta legal fraternity. He will re­ legal fraternity and was on the 1968 ceive his Doctor of Jurisprudence Law Day Entertainment Committee. degree with the class graduating He is a member of the Student Bar in June, 1969. Association. He will receive his J.D. degree in June of 1969.

JOHN J. O'BRIEN JOHN M. PORTER

JOHN H. PARKER is 24 and comes from Lexington, PETER P. PUPATELLI is single and 25 years of age. North Carolina. He is married and has one child. John re­ Peter makes his home in Rochester, New York, and plans ceived a B.A. from the University to practice in New York. Peter re- of North Carolina. He is a member ceived his A.B. degree in Political of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. Science from the University of John intends to get a Masters de­ Rochester. He is a member of Delta gree in Business Administration Theta Phi legal fraternity. He will after receiving his J.D. degree in receive his Doctor of Jurisprudence March, 1969. He plans to enter gen­ degree with the class graduating in eral practice in the State of North December of 1968. Peter has not Carolina. satisfied his military obligation.

JOHN H. PARKER PETER P. PUPATELLI

ROBERT EUGENE PRYOR is 25 and a native of Knox­ DEAN C. RAMSEY is 23 years old and makes his home ville. He is married, has no children, and has not fulfilled in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. He is married and his military obligation. He received has no children. Dean attended Con­ his B.S. from the University of Ten­ cord College and then West Virginia nessee, where he was a member of University where he was a member Rho Epsilon professional fraternity. of Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity. He Robert's major was Real Estate. has been employed as a teacher at He is a member of Phi Delta Phi Renick Junior High as well as legal fraternity. He has worked teacher and assistant coach at White for a year and a half with a Knox­ Sulphur High in West Virginia. ville law firm. He will receive his Dean has not fulfilled his military J.D. degree in March, 1969, and obligation. He was a member of would prefer to practice in Ten­ Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity while nessee. attending U.T. He will receive his ROBER'I' E. PRYOR DEAN C. RAMSEY J.D. degree in August of 1969.

JAMES 0. PHILLIPS III is 24 and makes his home in WILLIAM PAUL REDICK is 25 years of age and makes Rogersville, Tennessee. He is single and has not completed his home in Franklin, Tennessee. He is married and has his military obligation. James grad- no children. William attended Cen- uated from the University of Ten- ter College in Danville Kentucky, nessee, where he was a Phi Gamma ' where he was the captain of the Delta. His legal fraternity is Phi football team, and vice-president of Alpha Delta. During the sum­ of the Delta Kappa Epsilon social mer of 1966, he worked for his fraternity. He was treasurer of Phi father's law firm. After receiving •• Delta Phi legal fraternity, and a his J.D. degree in June, 1969, he in­ member of the winning Law Day tends to go into general practice. 'Y' Appellate Argument Team. He r worked for a Knoxville lawyer while in school. He plans to practice in central Tennessee after his gradua- JAMES 0. PffiLLIPS III tion in June of 1969. WILLIAM P. REDIC'K 14 THE U-T LAWYER

WILLIAM C. RICE, a native of Braden, Tennessee, is MICHAEL AARON RUBIN is a native of Long Beach, 24 years old and single. Bill has not yet fulfilled his military New York, 23 years old, and single. Michael has not ful­ obligation. Bill is a graduate of filled his military obligation. He Vanderbilt University. He is a mem­ graduated from Adelphi University, ber of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. Garden City, New York, with a He has had employment experience Bachelor of Business Administra­ in the banking field. Bill will re­ tion in accounting. While there he ceive his Doctor of Jurisprudence was a member of Phi Sigma Delta degree with the class graduating national fraternity. Michael is a in June, 1969. member of Delta Theta Phi legal fraternity. He has employment ex­ perience with two New York CPA firms. He expects to receive his J.D. degree in August, 1969. WILLIAM C. RICE MICHAEL A. RU BIN

JAMES A. RIDLEY III, a native of Gallatin, Tennessee, CLYDE WHITTIER RUSSELL, JR., a native of Chatta­ is single and has fulfilled his military obligation. He re­ nooga, Tennessee, is 27 years old, married and has no ceived his B.A. degree from Vander­ children. Upon graduation Clyde bilt where he was a member of Phi is committed to four years service in Kappa Sigma social fraternity, and the Air Force JAG Corps. He re­ a member of the Men's Advisory ceived a B.S. in electrical engineer­ Council. At the law school he is a ing from the Citadel where he was member and officer of Phi Delta photographic editor of the Sphinx, Phi legal fraternity, and a member the Citadel yearbook. He also earned of the Law Review staff. He will a M.S. degree in industrial manage­ receive his Doctor of Jurisprudence ment at the University of Tennes­ degree with the class graduating see. Clyde is a member of Delta in June of 1969. Theta Phi. He expects to receive his J.D. degree in December, 1968. JAMES A. RIDLEY III CLYDE W. RUSSELL, JR.

ROBERT THOMAS ROCHELLE is from Lebanon, Ten­ JOSEPH A. RUSZKOWSKI, a native of Knoxville, Ten­ nessee. Bob is 22 years old, single, and has not fulfilled nessee, is 27 years old, married and has had prior military his military obligation. Bob attended service with the Navy. Joe attended Cumberland College and Middle Ten­ the University of Michigan where nessee State University where he he was a member of the varsity received a B.S. in political science. football team, Michigan State Uni­ He is a member of Phi Alpha Delta versity, and East Tennessee State legal fraternity, and has experience University where he received a B.S. as a radio announcer. He will re­ degree. He was in the Newman Club his Doctor of Jurisprudence degree and Lambda Chi Alpha social fra­ with the class graduating in March, ternity. Joe is a member of Phi 1969. Alpha Delta. He has experience as an insurance underwriter. He ex­ pects to receive his J.D. degree in ROBERT T. ROCHELLE J.• A. RUSKOWSKI June, 1969.

PETER ROSEN is 23 years old, single and a native of LARRY CLAUDE SANDERS, a native of Princeton, Lake Hiawatha, New Jersey. Peter has not fulfilled his Indiana, is married, has no children and is 24 years old. military obligation. He received a Larry's military obligation is pres- B.A. degree in economics from Fair­ ently uncertain. He received a B.S. leigh Dickinson University where he in Industrial Relations from Purdue was V-P of the Economics Associa­ University where he also did gradu­ tion. Peter is a member of Delta ate work in the same field. Larry Theta Phi and has served as Tribune is a member of Phi Alpha Delta and Master of Ritual. He was pub­ and has work experience with a licity chairman of Law Day 1968, Knoxville attorney. He expects to and has contributed to the General receive his J.D. degree in March, Issue. Peter has worked as a law 1969. clerk. He expects to receive his J.D. degree in June, 1969. PETER ROSEN LARRY C. SANDERS FALL, 1968 15

ALLEN EDWARD SCHWARTZ, of Knoxville, is 24 ARTHUR GLOSTER SEYMOUR, JR. is 23 years old and years old and married. He has not fulfilled his military a Knoxville native. Arthur is a graduate of the University obligation. Allen received a B.S. in of the South, Sewanee, and has not Liberal Arts from the University fulfilled his military obligation. of Tennessee where he was co-chair­ While at the College of Law, he man of Carnicus and the Miss U-T has worked for a local law firm. Pageant, Vice-President of Circle K, He is a member of Phi Delta Phi member of Nahheeyayli Board, mem­ legal fraternity. Arthur will re­ ber of Zeta Beta Tau, and SGA ceive his Doctor of Jurisprudence member. A member of Phi Delta with the class graduating in March, Phi legal fraternity and editor of the 1969. General Issue, Allen was chairman of Law Day 1968 dance committee. He expects to receive his J.D. degree ALLEN E. SCHWARTZ in June, 1969. A. G. SEYMOUR, JR.

HENRY WILLIAM SCOTT III, a native of Nashville, RICHARD DAVID SHAPIRO, of Marlboro, Massachu­ Tennessee, is 24 years old and single. Henry has not fulfilled setts, is married and 24 years of age. A graduate of Clark Uni­ his military obligation. He received versity, in Worcester, Massachusetts, an A.B. degree in English from the he has yet to fulfill his military ob­ University of North Carolina where ligation. Richard is a member of he was a member of the Student the Editorial Board of the Tennessee Legislature and Beta Theta Phi soc­ Law Review, Delta Theta Phi legal ial fraternity. Henry, a member of fraternity, and is regularly on the Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity, ex­ Dean's List. Richard will receive pects to receive his Doctor of Juris­ the Doctor of Jurisprudence degree prudence degree with the class grad­ with the class graduating in June, uating in March, 1969. 1969.

H. WILLIAM SCOTT III RICHARD D. SHAPIRO

HENRY JOINT SCUDDER, a native of Campbell, New ELDER LECONIS SHEARON is a native of Memphis, York, is 23 years old, single, and has not fulfilled his military Tennessee, and is 24 years old. He is a graduate of Duke obligation. He did his undergradu­ University and has not fulfilled his ate work at Stetson University, military obligation. He is a mem­ where he was a member of Sigma ber of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. Phi Epsilon social fraternity. At He will receive his Doctor of Juris­ the law school he is a member of prudence degree with the class grad­ Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity. He uating in June of 1969. has worked as a law clerk in a local law office while attending law school. Mter receiving his J.D. de­ gree in June of 1969, he expects to enter the general practice of law in New York State. HENRY J. SCUDDER ELDER L. SHEARON

WILLIS ALLEN SEPARK, a native of Durham, North JOHN MARK SLACK Ill, 26, is a native of Charleston, Carolina, is 26 years old and single. AI has not fulfilled his West Virginia. John is married and has two children. He military obligation. He received an took his undergraduate degree at A.B. degree from East Carolina Uni­ the University of North Carolina. versity where he was Pledge Master John has been U-T Representative of Phi Kappa Tau, member of the to the Law Student Division of the SGA Senate, SGA Public Defender American Bar Association, Secre­ and Appeals Board member, Fresh­ tary of the Student Bar Associa­ man Counselor, member of the So­ tion, and is currently President of ciety for the Advancement of Man­ Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. John agement, member of Phi Beta will receive his J.D. degree in March, Lambda, and in the Young Demo­ 1969. crats. AI is a member of DTP legal fraternity. He expects to receive his J.D. degree in March, 1969. WILLIS A. SEPARK JOHN M. SLACK III 16 THE U-T LA WYER

WILLIAM STEW ART SLAVENS, 25, comes from Jack­ ROBERT M. STIVERS, JR. is 23 years old and married. son, Ohio. He is married and has yet to fulfill his military His hometown is Memphis, Tennessee, and he has served in obligation. Bill is a graduate of the United States Marine Corps. Wake Forest University. He is a While working toward a B.A. degree member of Phi Delta Phi legal fra­ in Business Administration, he was ternity and is the Articles and Book president of Lambda Chi Alpha Review Editor of the Tennessee Law fraternity, managing editor of the Review. While attending the law Volunteer year book, and a member college, he clerked at a Knoxville of Scarrabean Senior Society. Bob law firm. The Doctor of Jurispru­ is a member of Phi Delta Phi legal dence degree will be awarded to fraternity, Editorial Assistant on Bill with the class graduating in the U-T Lawyer, and social chair­ December of 1968. man of the Student Bar Association. He will receive his J.D. degree in WILLIAM S. SLAVENS R. M. STIVERS, JR. August, 1969.

RELIFORD ORVIN SMITH, JR. is a Knoxville native ROBERT ALAN STRONG, a native of Tullahoma, is 24 and 23 years old. He holds an undergraduate degree from years old and unmarried. After attending Vanderbilt Uni­ the University of Tennessee where versity, Bob graduated from Middle he was a member of Alpha Zeta, Tennessee State University. He has Circle K, the Dairy Judging Team, contributed to the General Issue and winner of the Danforth Award. and the U-T Lawyer and is a mem­ At the College of Law, he is a mem­ ber of Phi Delta Phi legal fratern­ ber of Phi Alpha Delta and has ity. Bob has not fulfilled his mili­ held the post of Law Student Di­ tary obligation. He will be awarded vision Representative for the Stu­ the Doctor of Jurisprudence degree den Bar Association. After receiv­ with the class graduating in March, ing his J.D. degree in March, 1969, 1969. he will enter the U.S. Army as a second lieutenant. RELIFORD 0. SMITH, JR. ROBERT A. STRONG

JAMES RA WLSTON SNEED, of Knoxville, is 28 years EDWARD LEE SUMMERS is 26 years old and comes old, married and has three children. He served in the from Knoxville, Tennessee. He is married, and he has U.S. Air Force as a navigator for not fulfilled his military obligation. five years in the Strategic Air Com­ Ed holds an accounting degree from mand and attained the rank of Cap­ the University of Tennessee and tain. He received a B.S. in Busi­ has worked as an accountant while ness Administration at U-T. Recent­ attending the College of Law. He is ly, Jim served as Alternate Dele­ a member of Phi Alpha Delta legal gate from Tennessee to the 1968 fraternity and is on the staff of the Democratic National Convention. Tennessee Law Review. Ed will be After receiving his J.D. degree in awarded the J.D. degree in August March, 1969, Jim would prefer to of 1969. enter practice on the corporate level, or to specialize in tax or probate JAMES R. SNEED practice. EDWARD L. SUMMERS

HARLAN C. STIENTJES, 25, is a native of Clear Lake, BOBBY RAY TATE, of Kingsport, is 25 years old, is Iowa. He is married and is not subject to military service. married and has two children. He has attended Emory and A graduate of Iowa State Univer­ Henry College and East Tennessee sity, he was selected for Cardinal State University. He was employed Key at that institution. While at for two years by Tennessee Eastman the College of Law, Harlan has Company. He will receive his Doctor worked for a local law firm and is of Jurisprudence degree with the a member of Phi Delta Phi legal class graduating in June of 1969. fraternity. The Doctor of Jurispru­ dence degree will be awarded to Harlan with the class graduating in March of 1969.

HARLAN C. STIENTJES BOBBY R. TATE FAL L, 1968 17

MITCHELL JOSEPH THOMAS is 24 years old and BENJAMIN NAPIER WILLIAMSON III, is 24 years comes from St. Albans, West Virginia. He is married and has old, from Franklinton, North Carolina and single. He has two chiidren. He has no present not fulfilled his military obligation. military obligation. Joe attended He received his B.S. degree in In­ Marshall University where he was dustrial Relations from the Univer­ vice-president of Sigma Phi Epsilon sity of North Carolina at Chapel social fraternity. During law school Hill. At law school he has been a he has worked part-time with an member of Phi Delta Phi legal attorney. He is a member of Phi fraternity. He will receive his Delta Phi legal fraternity. He will Doctor of Jurisprudence degree with receive his Doctor of Jurisprudence the class graduating in June, 1969. degree with the class graduating in March, 1969.

MITCHELL J. THOMAS B. N. WILUAMSON III

CHERYL ANN TIPTON, of Knoxville, is 23 years old JOHN PERRY WILLIAMSON, of Louisburg, North and single. She received her B.A. degree in history from Carolina, is 24 years old and single. He has not fulfilled the University of Tennessee. She his military obligation. He received has been on the staff of the General his B.A. degree in history from the Issue and served on the Law Day University of North Carolina. At ticket committee. She will receive law school he is a member of Phi her Doctor of Jurisprudence degree Delta Phi legal fraternity. He will with the class graduating in March, receive his Doctor of Jurisprudence 1969. degree with the class graduating in March, 1969.

CHERYL A. TIPTON JOHN P. WILLIAMSON

EMMA JEAN V AND ERG RIFF is 23 years old and from CLYDE E. WILLIS is 26 years old and from Rogersville, Daisy, Tennessee. She is single and is a graduate of the Tennessee. He is married and has no children. He has not University of Chattanooga where fulfilled his military obligation. He she received a B.S. in Business Ad­ received his B.S. degree from East ministration with a major in ac­ Tennessee State University. He is counting. She is a Charter Mem­ a member of Phi Alpha Delta legal ber and President of Phi Delta Delta fraternity where he has held the of­ legal fraternity. She received the fice of treasurer. He will receive American Jurisprudence Award in his Doctor of Jurisprudence degree Domestic Relations. She has worked with the class graduating in March, in the legal division of the NASA 1969. Co-Op program. Emma Jean will \ receive her J.D. degree in June, 1969.

EMMA J. VANDERGRIFF CLYDE E. WILLIS

JOE HURST WALKER, of Harriman, Tennessee, is TERRY LAWRENCE WILSON is 29 years old and from 24 years old and married. He has not fulfilled his military Monroe, Iowa. He is married and has one child. He served obligation. He has attended the as a Captain in the Marine Corps. University of Tennessee and Ten­ He has a B.S. degree in Agricultural nessee Wesleyan College. Joe, a Business from Iowa State Univer­ member of the Student Bar As­ sity. Terry has served as district sociation, has served on the staff of treasurer, chapter treasurer, and the U-T Lawyer and the General Marshall for Phi Alpha Delta law Issue. During law school he worked fraternity. He will receive the for the Tennessee Highway Depart­ Doctor of Jurisprudence degree with ment. A member of Phi Alpha the class graduating in March of Delta legal fraternity, Joe will re­ 1969. ceive the J.D. degree" in December, 1968. JOE H. WALKER TERRY L. WILSoN J8 THE U-T LA WYER

DONALD C. WOOD is a native of Scottsboro, Alabama. THOMAS EUGENE WORRELL, JR., a native of Bristol, He fulfilled his military obligation as a Captain in the Air Tennessee, is 23 years old, married and has one child. He is Force. He received his B.S. degree not subject to military service. He in chemistry and physical science received his B.A. degree from the from Memphis State University University of Virginia, where he where he was a member of the was a member of Sigma Alpha Epsi­ MSU basketball team. While at U-T, lon social fraternity, and the Eli he has served as Marshall of Phi Banana Ribbon Society. At the law Alpha Delta legal fraternity. He school, he is a member of the Phi is employed by Union Carbide Cor­ Delta Phi legal fraternity. He will poration's legal staff. Don expects receive his J.D. degree in December, to receive the J.D. degree in June, 1968. 1969.

DONALD C. WOOD T. E. WORRELL, JR.

Accountants, The Arkansas Society of Public Accountants and Message from the Dean the Arkansas Bar Association are sponsoring the Annual Tax Institute at the Peabody Hotel, Memphis. (Continued from page 1) In January 1969, the American Trial Lawyers Association will present at the College of Law a one-day program on Professor at Drake University for the year 1967-68. He has Trial Advocacy designed especially for law students. The also accepted a new appointment at Drake for the year 1968-69. program this year will be Advocacy in Criminal Trials and will consist of a mock trial and discussion period. Our past Our long time faculty member, Hal F. Burk, who taught institutes of this type, designed especially for student interest taxation and estate planning, suffered a serious heart attack and instruction, have been highly successful. in June 1968. Professor Burk has made a good recovery Now a reminder about your J.D. degrees. More than and is now able to attend to his private practice but feels 1500 applications for new diplomas showing the Doctor of that he must give up his teaching. Jurisprudence degree have been issued to alumni. Applica­ We are proud of our National Appellate Moot Court tions are still being received; interested alumni are asked to Team : George Derryberry, Chattanooga; Houston Gordon, send in their applications as soon as possible. Covington; and William Humphreys, Memphis. Our team In closing this report I wish, as I have so often in the and the team from Vanderbilt were the finalists in the past, to extend to all our alumni and their friends a cordial regional competition held in mid-November between teams invitation to visit us and learn about our changing and ex­ representing the law schools in Indiana, Kentucky, and Ten­ panding programs and about our plans for the future of nessee. Our U-T team and the Vanderbilt team, who won the College of Law. the finals, will represent the region in New York in the Nationals to be held in mid-December, 1968. The appellate HAROLD C. WARNER arguments center on the legality of the war in Vietnam. Dean, College of Law Scholarship funds are always good news features. In 1967 Mrs. A. J. Graves established the A. J. Graves Memorial Scholarship Fund in memory of her husband, an alumnus of the College of Law. In the Spring of 1968, Mrs. Graves died and by her will endowed the A. J. Graves Memorial National Moot Court Team St!holarship Fund in the amount of $10,000 to keep the scholarship operating. Goes To New York

We are also pleased to announce that on June 12, 1967 The Region 16 Competition for the National Appellate Judge George S. Child, Robert M. Child, and John L. Child Moot Court Competition was held in Knoxville on November established the George S. Child, Sr. Memorial Scholarship. 14 and 15. Teams representing law schools in Tennessee, The Scholarship award is in the amount of $300 per year. Kentucky, and Indiana argued a case involving an action Our institute programs, presented in cooperation with brought by a draftee questioning the legality of the United the Tennessee Bar Association and local bar groups, con­ States' participation in the war in Vietnam. U-T's team, tinue apace. In May 1968, our Annual Southeastern Trial composed of George Derryberry, Chattanooga, Houston Gor­ Lawyers Institute was most successful. We are planning don, Covington, and William Humphreys, Memphis, defeated our next Institute to be held in April or May, 1969. In the University of Indiana at Indianapolis and the University October and November of this year, the College of Law, of Kentucky in the first two rounds. In the final round the College of Business Administration Department of Ac­ Tennessee faced Vanderbilt before a distinguished bench counting, and the Internal Revenue Service co-sponsored a composed of The Honorable Hamilton Burnett, Chief Justice, two-day tax institute, which was held in Nashville and in Tennessee Supreme Court and two Federal judges, The Knoxville. Then in December 1968, the College of Law, Honorable Robert L. Taylor, Chief Judge, Eastern District, the College of Business Administration, the Tennessee Bar and The Honorable William E. Miller, Chief Judge, Middle Association, The Tennessee Society of Certified Public District, Tennessee. Vanderbilt won a two to one decision, Accountants, the Tennessee Society of Public Accountants but both U-T and Vanderbilt, as regional finalists, will go in cooperation with the Arkansas Society of Certified Public to New York for the national competition on December 16. FA LL, 1968 19

First Lady of Knoxville, Mrs. Anne Johnson. Other fall Delta Theta Phi activities include the annual Bridge Benefit, an address by the President of the Knoxville Bar Association, Mr. John Catron Senate George Montgomery, and a Covered Dish Supper, all in Delta Theta Phi is looking forward to a rewarding and November. successful school year with the continuation of programs instituted last year and the addition of several new ones. Service to the community is exemplified by the High School Moot Court program where the members of Delta Supplement Theta Phi present mock trials at the local area high schools. PDP Seeks To Service to the school is exemplified by the speakers forum at which various speakers from all walks of life are invited Academic Education to speak on subjects of interest to the student body of the Law School. Service to the legal profession is characterized For the winter and spring quarters of 1969, Phi Delta by Delta Theta Phi police observation program in which Phi members will supplement their law school courses by interested law students are taken on a tour of the local hearing addresses by local attorneys on such subjects as police headquarters in order to better understand the work­ court room techniques and client interview methods. Ex­ ings of the police and promote better understanding between perienced members of the Knoxville Bar will be asked to the legal profession and the police department. appear at a number of husband and wife dinner meetings and provide PDP members with first hand knowledge of prob­ Another program, which renders service in all three lems confronting the practicing attorney. areas, is Delta Theta Phi Legal Counseling Service. This service is provided to all the students of the University Also in the planning stage is a scholastic award to be presented to an outstanding member, probably in the of Tennessee who need help with matters arising before the ' student tribunal or administrative organizations of the Uni­ form of a law book to start his personal library collection. versity. A dinner dance is also being planned for the winter quarter. The year ahead is a full one, and all the members of PDP's new oficers, elected in the fall quarter, are: Delta Theta Phi's John Catron Senate are looking forward to Charles Burns, Magister; Greeley Wells, Vice-Magister; Bob it with a great deal of enthusiasm. Stivers, Clerk, and Frank Vettori, Exchequer. DTP officers for the next two quarters were elected Completing their term in office with the fall quarter during the Fall term. They are Leon Perry, Dean; Don are: John Slack, Magister; Mike Gentry, Vice-Magister; Vestal, Vice-Dean; Ray d'Amico, Tribune; Wilson Hawkins, Jim Ridley, Clerk; Charles Burns, Exchequer; and Phil Master of the Rolls; Bob Salkin, Master of the Ritual; Fleissner, Historian. Shelly Diesenhouse, Clerk of the Exchequer; and Peter Rosen, Bailiff. New members to be initiated during the Winter quarter include Larry Leibowitz, Tom McBee, and Ray d'Amico. In addition, DTP has thirteen pledges who will be eligible SBA Plans ·For Coming Year for initiation, if they desire, in the Winter quarter. Among the projects planned by the Student Bar Associa­ tion for the new year are a revitalized Speaker's Program and a Student Handbook publication. The SBA has recently been successful in qbtaining ample funds from the Univer­ Law Wives Hear sity so that well-known national authorities in law and government may be brought to the law school to address Knoxville Bar President the student body and faculty during the ensuing year. Still in the planning stage is a Student Handbook that would During the Spring and Summer Quarters, the U-T Law provide such information as short accurate course descrip­ Wives continued their tradition of blending fun and fellow­ tions written by students to aid other students in their ship for themselves and service to the law school. Activities choice of elective courses, and statements of academic and ranged from furnishing fresh coffee and cookies to law ethical standards to guide new students at the law school. students (and perhaps a professor or two) during final Completing their term as officers of the SBA are: exams to a massive dirt-removal operation carried out with Saxby Chambliss, President; Bill Humphreys, Vice-Presi­ staggering efficiency and energy in the school's North dent; Tom Reed, Secretary, and Bill Clary, Treasurer. Lounge. Eugene Hallworth and Phil Lawrence have been serving Mesdames Ken (Jane) Morrow, President; Bill (Betsy) as law student rep resentatives to the American Bar Associa­ Redick, Vice-President; Saxpy (Julianne) Chambliss, Secre­ tion. tary; Larry (Doris) Sanders, Treasurer; James (Mary) Newly elected officers who will serve for the next two Hill, Calling Committee; Richard (Elise) Korsakov, Pub­ quarters are: Pat Flynn, President; Mike Rubin, Vice-Presi­ licity; Thomas (Dot) Watson, Projects, and Burt (Carol dent; John Cummings, Secretary; and Stan Zuzga, Treas­ Ann ) Mallory, Social, were elected to office during Spring urer. Ken Kuden will be the new representative to the Quarter, and will serve through the Fall assisted by the American Bar Association. Club Sponsor, Mrs. Harold Warner. Law Day will be scheduled probably late in March, Fall Quarter got off to a fine start with the Welcoming 1969, with the annual banquet at the Senators Club. The Tea for all wives of returning and new law students. specific date and the program for Law Day will . be an­ Greetings were extended by Dean Harold Wamer and the nounced at a later date. 20 TH E U-T LAWYER

Phi Alpha Delta Institutes Best Advocates Selected

Educational Program In Trial Moot Court

During the summer and fall quarters of 1968, two A new program designed to acquaint local high school separa sections of Trial Moot Court were conducted. students with various aspects of law enforcement is being Senior Sl!u.dents in their 8th or 9th quarter participated, presented by PAD members at the high schools in the Knox acting as coonsel in actual case fact situations, with fresh­ County area. Under the direction of Mike May, the pro­ man students composing a jury in each trial. Two judges gram was first presented for endorsement by local school from. the Third Circuit Court for the State of Tennessee, board members. Since then, six separate presentations have Knox County, The Honorable T. Edward Cole, Judge of Di­ been made to high school student groups. Members pre­ vision II, and The Honorable James M. Haynes, Judge of senting the program include Jim Bowman, Jeff Clary, John Division III, directed the two respective summer sections and Cummings, Pat Flynn, Gerald Fudge, Eugene Hallworth, presided in the trials. Mike May, and Pat Ruth. The format for the program calls for a general survey of the law with special emphasis At the end of the summer quarter, the trial atto rneys on recent United States Supreme Court rulings as they who demonstrated outstanding ability were selected from affect law enforcement. each section. The selections were made on such bases as case preparation, oral delivery, general courtroom demeanor, Recent pledges in the McReynolds Chapter of PAD are: witness examination technique, presentation of argument to Eugene Hallworth, Dover, N. H.; Jack Heim, Kingsport; the jury, and particularly the ability to think quickly and Jerry Mazzanti, Lake Village, Ark. ; Russell Meece, Hohen­ react properly to the unexpected situation. wald; Paul Meyer, Covington, Ky.; Forest Norville, Bells ; Ron Patton, North Palm Beach, Fla.; Lloyd Smith, Knoxville ; Each student participating as trial counsel in the pro­ Parker Stanley, Oak Ridge ; and Sam Taylor, Washington, gram was also required to submit a report on an actual D.C. Eugene Hallworth, Lloyd Smith and Stanley Parker civil case observed in a state or federal court during each were initiated early in the fall quarter. quarter. Election of new officers to serve for the next two Leading students in Judge Cole's summer section, in the quarters took place in the fall quarter. Elected were : order of their selection, were Jess Campbell, George Atwell, Mike May, Justice ; Tom Reed, Vice Justice; Pat Ruth, Timothy Moratzka, and Fred Lewis. Superior students chosen Secretary; John Fertig, Treasurer; and Tom Midyett, Mar­ in Judge Haynes' summer section were Dalton Townsend, shall. Larry Parrish, Denny Mobbs, and Thomas F. Smith. The fall quarter program was divided into three sections. Judges Cole, Haynes and The Honorable Chester R. Mahood, Judge of Division I of the Third Circuit, presided over the trials. Superior trial attorneys in Judge Cole's fall section, Law Review Staff Selected in the order of their selection, were George Atwell, Ralph Harwell, and Robert Rochelle. Leaders in. Judge Haynes' William Sydney Davis, Jr., of Clinton has been selected section were Bart Mallory, Forrest Norville, John Wilson, as Editor-in-Chief of the Tennessee Law Review, succeeding and Robert Pryor. John Slack, Gerald Fudge, Stephen Edward M. Ellis of Kingston. George M. Derryberry of Lawrence, and Steve Bovell were top advocates in Judge Signal Mountain was named as Comments Editor, and Wil­ Mahood's section. liam C. Humphreys, Jr., of Memphis was chosen as Case­ notes Editor. Recent contributors to the Law Review are : Larry S. B�ks, Jeffrey L. Clary, William S. Davis, Jr., George M. Derryberry, Phillip A. Fleissner, Gerald A. Hughes, William C. Humphreys, Earl L. Ledford, Michael May, Robert S. Women's Fraternity Peters, Richard D. Shapiro, William S. Slavens, Edward Lee Summers, Robert N. Townsend, and Thomas C. Watson, Jr. Established

On May 18, 1968, a local chapter of Phi Delta Delta legal fraternity was chartered at the U-T College of Law. Charter members of the chapter are Sharon Bell, Pat Law Review Cumulative Index Danisinka, Polly Ann Olsen, Marilyn Sheeley and Emma The index to the first thirty volumes of the Ten­ Jean Vandergriff. nessee Law Review, covering the period 1922-1963, is Activities for the fall quarter began with a rush party ready. for prospective new members. The current president of This 150 page author-subject-casename index in the new legal fraternity, Emma Jean Vandergriff, and library buckram binding is available to the legal pro­ Sharon Bell, Vice President, explain that the fraternity fession at a price of $8.50. Pockets for future cumula­ (that's right, it's a fraternity, not a sorority !) is unique not tions are included. only because it is an organization of women but also because The Law Review Index may be ordered from the women graduates can become active participating members Tennessee Law Review Association at the College of at any time. This is contrary to the alumni or honorary Law, 1505 W. Cumberland Avenue, Knoxville 37916. membership classification generally utilized by other legal fraternities.