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INSIDE THIS ISSUE 1982 College of Law Fund Report Law Alumni Annual Meeting Graduates Receive Degrees
Class of 1983 Introduced
Dean Robert G. Lawson New Law Dean Appointed
FOlloWing an extensive selection process involving a search committee appointed by U.K. President Otis A. Singletary and faculty interviews of three finalists, the Board of Trustees on May 4 confirmed the appoint- ment of the College's eighth dean. He is Robert G. Lawson, 44, a West Virginia native of Kentucky an- cestry. He has been a member of the Kentucky faculty since 1966 and a full professor since 1973. He succeeds Thomas P. Lewis '54, whose resig- nation was announced in November, 1981. Lawson, who assumed his decanal appointment July 1, is a 1960 grad- uate of Berea College and a member of the UK College of Law class of 1963. He is a past Editor-in-Chief of the Kentucky Law Journal and a member of Order of the Coif. In his first year of practice, Dean Lawson was tax counsel for Appala- chian Power Company, Roanoke, Virginia. From 1964 to 1966 he was associated with the Lexington firm of Eblen, Howard and Milner, the successor firm to which he was of counsel for many years following his Why is this man laughing? See page 3. entry into teaching. {Continued on page 3) BOARD OF DIRECTORS Contents LAW ALUMNI ASSOCIATION New Law Dean Appointed , , , . . .. 1 Why is this Man Laughing? , . , .. , ...... , . . . , .. 3 Officers. 1982-83 Alumni News 4-7 William E. Gary, III '63, President 1982 College of Law Fund Report , , , .. , . , .8-20 James G. Stephenson '67. Vice· President College News , 21-22 Carroll D. Stevens '76, Secretary Law Graduates Receive Degrees. , , 23 Michael W. Hawkins '72, Treasurer Class of 1983 , 24·37 Photos ,,,, , , 3846 Board of Directors. 1982-83 Charles S. Cassis '63 Louisville Marvin l. Coan '73 louisville Participants, Third Annual Jennifer B. Coffman '78 Richmond Nine-Day Intensive Course in Trial Advocacy William S. Cooper '70 Elizabethtown May 31-June 9,1982, Jesse C. Crenshaw '74 Sponsored by the Office of Continuing Legal Education lexington William E. Gary, 111'63 Owensboro Michael W. Hawkins '72 Cincinnati laramie L. leatherman '53 Louisville Herbert D.liehman '51 Frankfort Carroll M. Redford, Jr. '59 Glasgow William T. Robinson, 111'71 Covington Burl W. Spurlock '64 Prestonsburg James G. Stephenson '67 Ashland Judge Julia K. Tackett '71 lexington Jude P. Zwick '60 Chicago
Left to right: Row 1: David Bruce Reynolds, James H. Highfield, Mark Joseph Kisor, Mary G. Jackson, Pamela Todd Robinette, Cynthia Ellen Sanderson, Hon. Olga S. Peers," J. Ward Wright, Thomas A. Marshall, John K. Hickey." Row 2: E. Annette McGee Cunningham, Carl D. Goins Jr., Peter McEachern, Stephen Many changes are occurring within the Law school Craig Sanders, Chuck Richard Pardue, Robert Edward Blau, Samuel Milner," and every effort i.s being made to report on these Thomas H. Glover, Anna C. Day." changes. There are, however, a great many other de- Row 3: E. Peck Lyle, Jr., J. Gregg Clendenin, Robert Campbell Bishop, Richard H. velopmentJ, both within and without the Law JchooL Underwood," Norbert P. Gettys, Joseph L. Famularo," Steven H. Goldberg." that are of intereJt to alumni; friends. faculty and students. ReaderJ are therefore encouraged to sub- Row 4: Gary Stottlemyer: Terrell Lynn Black, Robert G. Schwemm," David Lee Huff, mit items of general intereJt. of either neWJ or com- Ronald Merl Hayes, Carlton Allyn Arnold, Kim Martin Wilkie, Robert C. Ewald, Han. Willard B. Paxton." mentary vaiue./or publication. • Designates faculty or staff member
2 New Law Dean Why is this man laughing? Appointed
(Continued from page 1) A six-time winner of the Student Bar Association's Outstanding Teacher Award and a 1971 recipient of the University's Great Teacher Award, Lawson served as the Col- lege's acting dean 1971-73. He was named Law Alumni Professor in 1979. Also in that year he was nom- inated for both the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky (with two others) and the U.S. Court of Appeals, Sixth Circuit (with four others). His numerous contributions to the bar, the judiciary and the General Assembly include service as princi- pal drafter of the Kentucky Penal Code and membership on the com- mittee for revision of Kentucky's Criminal Rules. From 1981 until the hy is this man, Tom Lewis (lower left) laughing? Could it be be- time he assumed the deanship, he Wcause on July 1 he hands over deaning responsibilities to the man served as Executive Secretary of the seated to his right, Bob Lawson? That the laughter is being shared Judicial Retirement and Removal by L.L. Leatherman '53, '81-82 Law Alumni President, and Norman Harned Commission. During the period '65 suggests that the more probable cause is yet another slight turn of the 1976-80 he was a member of the Ju- roasting spit by Julius Rather '60, standing, master of ceremonies for the Tom dicial Nominating Commission for Lewis Tribute held May 12 at the Hyatt Regency, Lexington. Judge Bert T. the Kentucky appellate courts. For Combs '37, Professor Richard T. Underwood, University Vice-President these many public-spirited achiev- Emeritus Lewis B. Cochran and Charles Adams '52 participated in the pro- ements, Dean Lawson was awarded gram. the Law Alumni Association's 1981 Elected to the Law Alumni Association Board at the business meeting were Recognition of Merit Award for Dis- as follows: Charles S. Cassis '63, Louisville; Marvin L. Coan '73, Louisville; tinguished Public Service. Jennifer B. Coffman '78, Lexington; William S. Cooper '70, Elizabethtown; The Kentucky Evidence Law Jesse C. Crenshaw '74, Lexington; William E. Gary, 111'63, Owensboro; Handbook, published by the Admin- Michael W. Hawkins '72, Cincinnati; Laramie L. Leatherman '53, Louis- istrative Office of the Courts and ville; Herbert D. Liebman '51, Frankfort; Carroll M. Redford, Jr. '59, Glas- Kentucky Instructions to Juries in gow; William T. Robinson, 111'71, Covington; Burl W. Spurlock '64, Pres- Criminal Cases (with Palmore), tonsburg; James G. Stephenson '67, Ashland; Judge Julia K. Tackett '71, Lex- published by W.H. Anderson & Co., ington; and Jude P. Zwick '60, Naperville. are the works for which Lawson is Officers for the coming year are as follows: William E. Gary, III '63, Pres- best known by Kentucky practition- ident; James G. Stephenson '67, Vice-President; Carroll D. Stevens '76, Secre- ers. His complete list of publications tary, and Michael W. Hawkins '72, Treasurer. includes more than 20 articles in scholarly legal journals. Dean Lawson will continue to teach one course a semester in the areas of evidence, criminal law and criminal procedure.
3 Alumni News
Howard E, Trent, Jr. '41 retired on Class of '72 Holds 10th Reunion May 1 as Executive Administrative Assistant to the Chief Justice, Su- More than 50 people attended the Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp., Louis- preme Court of Kentucky. 10th reunion celebration of the 1972 ville. KY; Tommy Joe Fridy, Fridy & Free- graduating class held April 17 at burger, Sebree, KY; Monty Hall, Attorney at Law, Elizabeth- Arthur B. Rouse, Jr. '41 and Fred E. Lexington's Hyatt Regency Hotel. town, KY; J. Eugene Hancock, Ohio Valley Fugazzi, Jr. '72, announce the for- The event featured a morning CFM, Inc., Cold Spring, KY; C. Michael Hat- mation of a professional service cor- brunch at the hotel and an afternoon zel, Attorney at Law, Louisville, KY; Henry poration engaged in the practice of E. Hayden, Hayden & McKown, Hartford, at the Keeneland Race Course. & KY; James L. Karraker, Attorney at Law, law under the name of Rouse Fu- Coming the farthest distance was Anna, IL; D.B. Kazee, Francis, Kazee & gazzi, P.S.C., 134 North Limestone, Marvin Rudnick, Los Angeles, Chief Francis, Prestonsburg, KY; Lexington, Kentucky 40507, effec- of the U.S. Department of Justice's Lee M. MacCracken, Porter, MacCracken tive May 1, 1982. Southern California Organized & Edison, Shepherdsville, KY; Jerry W. Mark- Crime Strike Force. Michael Hawk- ham, Rogers & Wells, Washington, DC; Tim- William E. Johnson '57 has become othy W. Martin, Brown, Todd & Heyburn, ins, Cincinnati, a partner in Dins- Louisville, KY; Michael Mountjoy, Bradshaw a member of the firm of Stoll, Kee- more & Shohl, organized the gather- & Mountjoy, P.A., Inverness, FL; Leslie non & Park, with offices in Lexing- ing. Rosenbaum, Rosenbaum & Rosenbaum, Lex- ton and Frankfort. Other new mem- ington, KY; bers of the firm include J. Peter Cas- Also in attendance were the fol- J. Stewart Schneider, Welch, McDermott, sidy, Jr. '67, Michael L, Judy '71, lowing: Nick Benson, Rouse & Benson, Purdom & Schneider, Ashland, KY; William P.S.C., Walton, KY; Thomas C. Dawson, Schuetze, Hawley-Cooke Booksellers, Louis- Robert F. Houlihan, Jr. '74, William District Judge, Bardstown, KY; Truman L. ville, KY; Jerry D. Truitt, Sturgill, Turner & M, Lear, Jr. '75, and G. Lee Lang- Dehner, Attorney at Law, Morehead, KY; E. Truitt, Lexington, KY, and James Wolter- ston '71. Robert W. Kellerman '79, Lambert Farmer, Jr., King, Deep & Bran- mann, Adams, Brooking & Stepner, Coving- John D. Hughes '81, and Eileen Ma- aman, Henderson, KY; L. Elizabeth Foley, ton, KY. lone '81 have become associated with the firm.
William Bryan Martin '64, Professor Moore Joins Firm in Dallas As VP of Law at the University of Louis- John E. Moore '68 has joined ville since 1970, has recently been Korn/Ferry International as Part- appointed Dean of the Oklahoma ner/Vice President. He will be based City University School of Law. He in the firm's Dallas Office. was inadvertently omitted from the Spring/Summer 1981 issue of The Moore has had extensive corporate Review, in which UK graduates cur- experience in the human resource rently in law teaching were fea- and labor relations fields. tured. For the past seven years, he has been employed by Rockwell Interna- Sid Easley '65, formerly Calloway tional where his positions have in- County attorney and District Judge, cluded Vice President, Human Re- 42nd Judicial District, has joined the sources for the Dallas-based Com- Murray firm of Hughes & Gregory. mercial Electronics Operations; Vice The firm will now be known as President, Human Resources, Elec- Hughes, Gregory, Easley & Blank- tronics Operations; Group Direc- enship. tor-Personnel for the Avionics Morrell Eugene Mullins '67, a for- Group in Cedar Rapids, Iowa; and mer associate solicitor for the U.S. Director of Employee Relations for John E. Moore Department of Labor, who now the Collins Radio Group. teaches at the University of Arkan- Earlier experience includes two years in various labor assignments sas- Little Rock School of Law, was years as Manager of Employee and with both Roper Corporation and also omitted from the Spring, 1982 Community Relations, Industrial Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Cor- edition feature on alumni law teach- Truck Division; and Corporate poration. ers. He teaches Administrative Law, Manager, Union Relations for Allis- Moore resides in Richardson with Constitutional Law, Labor Law and Chalmers Corporation; and three his family. Legislation.
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Michael Cox '68, Professor of Law at assigned to the Career Criminal Darrell Lewis '78 was elected in No- the University of Oklahoma, is cur- Bureau. Before joining the Com- vember as County Judge/Executive rently doing a study for the Adminis- monwealth's Attorney's Office staff, for Bell County, Kentucky. trative Conference of the United he served as an Assistant Attorney Nicholas N. Brown '78 has opened States Courts on "Discipline of At- General in the Criminal Appeals sec- an office in Bowling Green for the torneys Practicing Before Federal tion of the Kentucky Attorney Gen- general practice of law. His address Agencies. ,. eral's Office. Stewart is a 1973 grad- is 524 East 10th Street. uate of Western Kentucky Univer- Winston E. Miller '70, has been Paul D. Neal '78 announced the relo- sity. While in law school, he served named a partner in the Louisville cation of his office to Legal Arts as President of the University of Ken- firm of Brown, Todd & Heyburn. Building, Suite 105, 200 South Sev- tucky Chapter of the Black Amer- Sheryl G. Snyder '71, a member of enth St., Louisville, Kentucky. the firm of Wyatt, Tarrant & ican Law Student Association. Carol Pate Palmore '77, has been ap- Combs, has been awarded the Louis- pointed by Governor Brown to serve ville Bar Association's Distinguished Robert W. Griffith '77, who has as General Counsel for the Kentucky Service Award. Richard H.C. Clay been practicing with White & Case Department of Labor. '77, has been elected Association in New York City, has returned to treasurer for 1982. Louisville and joined the firm of G. Sid Broderson '79, has formed a Stites, McElwain & Fowler. He was partnership with William R. Harris Charles F. Satterwhite '73 is present- admitted to the Kentucky Bar in '67 in Franklin, Kentucky. The firm ly serving a second term as District April, 1982. will be known as Harris & Broder- Judge in the 15th Judicial District, a son. position to which he was first elected Marilyn Daniel '77, formerly Assis- Ellen Liebman '79, has been ap- in 1977. He presides as Chief Judge tant United States Attorney for the pointed to the faculty at the Univer- of the District, which includes coun- Eastern District of Kentucky, has sity of Arkansas-Fayetteville as an ties of Owen, Carroll and Grant. been appointed General Counsel of Assistant Professor. Hugh Archer '76 is an attorney for the Lexington-based firm of Mason Steven Connelly '80, has assumed Bluegrass Land & Nature Trust, a & Hanger-Silas Mason Company, Fred Williams' practice in Berea, non-profit organization which is ac- Inc., consulting engineers. Kentucky. tive in preservation and conservation (Continued on page 7) matters. The Trust now holds some one and a half million acres of pro- tected property. Davis Circuit Executive For the Ninth Circuit James T. Ketron '76 has been pro- moted to Senior Attorney in Ashland William E. Davis '73 was sworn in Since 1973 Davis has occupied Coal, Inc.'s Law Department, ac- January 11, 1982, as Circuit Execu- various judicial administration cording to William C. Payne, Senior tive for the Ninth Circuit. Davis, 39, posts, working from 1973 to 1975 in Vice President and General Counsel. had been serving as Assistant Circuit the Administrative Office of the Cal- Ketron joined Ashland Oil in July, Executive since July 1981. ifornia Courts, and from 1975 to 1976 as a Staff Attorney and trans- After graduating in 1964 from 1979 was Kentucky's State Court ferred to Ashland Coal on May, Transylvania University with an Administrator. 1977. He and his wife Debra have A.B. in business administration, From 1979 to 1981, Davis was two children. Davis began a seven-year career personnel officer for the Baha'r with the Peace Corps, starting as a World Center in Israel. John W. Stewart '76 has been ap- volunteer in rural Chile. He then For his organizational and man- pointed Division Chief for the Plea moved into that organization's train- agerial accomplishments and his in- Bargain Reduction Unit by Jefferson ing staff, and left in 1971 after serv- novations in the Kentucky court sys- Commonwealth Attorney David F. ing as program officer and acting tem, Davis received numerous Armstrong. This unit serves as the deputy director of the Peace Corps awards from Kentucky legal and ju- screening agent for cases which are program in Chile. dicial organizations. During that waived from District Court to the Davis returned to Lexington in time, in addition, Kentucky's Pre- Grand Jury. The Unit has been in ex- 1971 to complete work toward his Trial Release Program was recog- istence since November, 1980. J.D. at the University of Kentucky nized by the Council of State Gov- Stewart has been with the Com- College of Law. While in law ernments as one of the ten best new monwealth's Attorney's Office since school, he was director of a Legal state government programs of the August, 1978, and was most recently Aid Society program. year.
5 Class of 1932: The lawyer after 50 years
By Paul Owens
hen Edwin R. Denney graduated He recalls the dean, Alvin E. Evans, 1945-46, when he went to the Kentucky from the UK law school 50 years and how the students discussed their General Assembly, where he was chosen Wago he was in debt and there were problems with him, and he recalls that all as minority leader. "We had 37 Republi- few prospects on the horizon for a new the students were personally acquainted cans in the House that term, a number young lawyer. with President Frank McVey. The law never since equaled. We were a factor, There was no such thing in those days school in those days was in Lafferty Hall. too." as student financial aid. The Judge, as he Social life in the late 1920s and early John Sherman Cooper was sent to the U.S. Senate and Governor Simeon Willis named Denney to the remainder of Cooper's term as judge of the 28th Circuit. "But when the term was up, I decided not to run." One influencing factor was the $5,000 a year he was paid and his expenses had to come from that. Also, 1946-47 weren't the best years for driving over the roads that existed in Rockcastle, Pulaski, Wayne and Clinton counties. The following years were heady ones. For a term he was chairman of the state Republican Party. Then, with the election of Dwight Eisenhower as President, Judge Denney was named U.S. Attorney. He resigned to accept the Republican nomination for governor in 1955, "Which Edwin R. Denney I promptly lost," although he describes later came to be called, had waited tables 1930s was non-existent to the serious law his showing against A. B. Chandler as at a restaurant over on High Street and student. It was the Great American "pretty good for a Republican in he'd worked in the law library. Some Depression. There was little social life to Kentucky." students, Judge Denney recalls, sold be found that didn't require money in the He and Elinor had moved to Lexington their blood - direct to the patient; there pocket. "Besides, we had to spend all our when he became district attorney and was no central collection agency. time in the books." following the governor's race he set up a The man who was to serve his alma But unlike many of his fellow students, partnership with Charles Landrum in the mater two decades later as president of when he got his law degree he did have a old Security Trust building downtown. the UK Alumni Association (1950-51) place to go, a place to hang his shingle. The partnership has since been dissolved. hadn't gone into law school without C. C. Williams, a prominent and older Landrum currently is president of the some money in his pocket. He'd gotten attorney at Mt. Vernon, took him in as a Kentucky Bar Association. in two years at Cumberland College in partner. "One of the finest men. ever Today, Judge Denney's firm on Market Williamsburg, a junior college at the time, knew," And the older man, since he was Street is called Denney, Morgan and and had then spent four years teaching. leaving town for the day, promptly Rather, with John Morgan and Julius His last year at the blackboard was at handed the younger man a case to try - Rather, Reed Rhorer and Thomas L. a four-room school in Ohio county and that first day on the job. "Which I Clark. Denney was admitted to practice "I was the most moral man in the state," promptly lost," recalls Judge Denney. before the U. S. Supreme Court in 1954. he recalls, since he couldn't spend money Although Mt. Vernon was in the same "Yes, if I were a young man, I'd for anything except his meals and a roof judicial district as his native Monticello, choose to go into law.... And to UK," over his head - all else was saved for law "I'd never even been there." where he was named to the Order of the school. The next decade was uneventful: the Coif asa student. He'd turned down, for various reasons, day-to-day routine of lawyering. There a scholarship to the University of was his church, his town, and he got And concentrate on tax law and court Michigan, which would have paid him married - Elinor came to Kentucky from practice. As a member of the Kentucky $150 a month. Some of his reasons had South Dakota to attend college at Berea, Consitutional Review Commission shortly to do with his attachment to his native about 15 miles north of Mt. Vernon. after World War II (named by Gov. Earle Kentucky, He was born in Monticello Mutual friends introduced them. Clements), he wrote the article on taxes. (Wayne County). The couple has two children - both For the past two years, he has said, "Words cannot describe the difference," married and both parents of two children "I'm trying to retire." But the law office says Judge Denney of UK today - 50 of their own. Suzanne and husband Col. in downtown Lexington still has its siren years later - and UK then - in 1932. He Harry St. George Carmichael live in Ft. call - except for the deep winter months says, "Today's freshman class is larger Bragg, N. C. Joseph Edwin is in the farm when he and Elinor spend some time on than we had in the entire law school supply business in Burnsville, N. C. Sanibel Island off west Florida where then. " A first venture into politics was in they have a winter home. 6 (Continued from page 5) William F. Rigsby 'SO, formerly of In Memoriam Dinsmore, Shohl, Coates & Deu- pree, Cincinnati, has joined the Lex- Edward S. Dabney '20, one of Lex- enticed such manufacturing firms as ington's most prominent bankers ington firm of Bulleit, Kinkead, Square D, Dixie Cup, and Trane to and a driving force behind the city's Lexington. Irvin & Reinhardt. post-World War II business boom. He also served as a director of Ash- Ken Wagner 'SO, formerly clerk to Dabney's first affiliation after land Oil and Refining Company, United States Bankruptcy Judge graduation from law school was was vice-president and director of Merritt Deitz, has joined the Louis- with the Kentucky Joint Stock Land Limestone Gas Company of Mays- Bank. In 1929, he joined Security ville firm of Handmaker, Weber & ville; and was a board member of Trust Company, becoming its pres- Myer. the Cincinnati branch of the Federal ident and a director in 1947. He con- Reserve Bank. J. Bradley Wilson 'SI, formerly a tinued in that post until the bank rat D. Rankin '31, Stanford Kentucky Supreme Court clerk, will merged in 1961 with First National Joseph D. Webb '34, Lexington be clerking for Judge Scott Reed, to form First Security National Bank United States District Court Judge and Trust Company, the largest of MaxLively '35, Ashland Lexington's eight banks, for the Eastern District of Kentucky. C. William Wells'35, San Diego, He was First Security's first board CA Ronda Paul 'SI, has been named Di- chairman, and retired from that post rector of the Division of Securities of in 1973. Dabney was instrumental in B. Keith Shepherd '42, Hopkinsville the Kentucky Department of Bank- forming the Lexington Industrial Martin Clay Gross '71, Captain, ing and Securities. She had been Foundation, which bought land and USMC(Rel.), Bethesda, MD serving as a special assistant to state Insurance Commissioner Daniel Briscoe. Before enrolling in law Noted Speakers Visit Law School Seminar school she was Assistant Professor of Business Administration at the Uni- The College of Law-sponsored CLE Seminar on Domestic Relations held versity of Kentucky. She holds a April 16-17 featured two nationally known experts in the Family Law area, Ph.D. from Purdue University. Robert J. Levy, Professor of Law, University of Minnesota, an authority on Custody Law and Practice, and Joseph N. Du Canto, of the firm of Schiller Joseph "Josh" Pons, Jr. 'S2 recently & Du Canto, Chicago, recognized for his expertise in the area of Tax Aspects was named a winner of the presti- of Family Law. gious Eclipse Award for a three-part Roger Blanpain, Professor of Labour Law at the University of Leuven, series on racing in Ohio, published Belgium, and Director of the Institute for Labour Law, lectured at the Col- in the Bloodhorse, a Lexington- lege on March 29 on "The Influence of Codes of Conduct Upon the Labour based magazine. Relations of Multi-National Enterprises." His address was jointly sponsored Pons is the third generation of his with the Patterson School of International Diplomacy. Professor Blanpain family involved in thoroughbred has collaborated with Professor Alvin Goldman on a number of publications, breeding. He has recently syndicated including one currently in progress, Comparative Labour Law and Industri- a 4-year-old colt by Lyphard, and al Relations. now manages that syndication from his family's Country Life Farm in Maryland, about 20 miles north of Fund Contributions Show Increase Baltimore. Chris Hill 'S2 won second prize in the Nathan Burkan Copyright Com- Gift Income Summary petition, sponsored by the American Society of Composers, Artists, and Fifth Annual College of Law Fund Publishers. The award carries a $2,000 prize. His essay "Copyright College of Law Alumni $ 67,020.25 Protection for Historical Research: A Parents and Friends 6,070.00 Defense of the Minority View," will be published by the Columbia Uni- Corp 7 1982 College of Law Fund Report Newly Appointed Chairman's Message At the close of business for 1981, all leading College of Law Fund indicators were upl In fact, nearly every category for which we tabulate statistics showed a healthy in- crease. The total of donors was up (7%); the average gift size was up (9%, to $156.48); and, the total amount donated by alumni was up (to $67,020.25, an increase of almost 7% from 1980). Over the last two years, alumni and friends of the law school have given in excess of $175,000 for various needs, a record. The Lafferty Society grew by several members, whose pledges for future gifts to- taled an additional $113,500. We have now passed the $750,000 mark in Society gifts and pledges, and are rapidly closing in on $1,000,000. Larry Leatherman, '81-82 Law Alumni Association president, deserves special rec- ognition for his contributions of time and money towards our 1981successes. His lead- ership helped uncork a great reservoir of giving generosity. Many others, notably the Class Agents, were instrumental in generating good results. The accompanying materials detail the achievements and the achievers. I commend them to your reading and express to each and every person whose name is shown my personal thanks for their participation. Picking up the torch as National Chairman for 1982 will be William T. Robinson, III '71, Covington, a proven leader. I know you will respond generously to him, his many volunteer teammates, and to our new Dean, Bob Lawson, as their appeals begin to reach you this fall. Cordially, ~f?~~ William T. Robinson, ill, '71, Covington, Campbell & Crandall newly appointed National Chairman of the Bowling Green, KY 1982 College of Law Fund. He is a member of the boards of the Kentucky Bar Associa- tion and the College of Law Alumni Asso- National Chairman, 1980-81 ciation. College of Law Funds Dean's Response By the time this issue of the Reoiew reaches you Pro- have had some other elements that at the time seemed to range fessor Lawson will have succeeded me as Dean of the College from the dull to the aggravating. I think that for most people of Law. I know that you applaud his selection and agree with those elements of an experience which were seen as pluses at my judgment that the College will be in most capable hands. the time generally continue to be seen as pluses in retrospect, Those of you who attended our annual Alumni Banquet in though their magnitude may become diminished or enlarged. May, where I was the target of a "roast," may be anxiously But this is not true of those elements of an experience which awaiting this issue of the Review, along with roaster Judge were seen as minuses when they occurred; these frequently be- Bert Combs '37, to learn at last and from me what my "ac- come, in retrospect, the stuff of which nostalgia is made. complishments" have been. I hope you will not be disap- pointed if instead I make only a brief and most general person- al reference to my experience, and devote the remainder of As I look back over the last six years I come to sev- this column to the contributions our alumni have made to the eral conclusions. First, from a personal standpoint, the pos- College. itive elements of the experience far outweigh any negative ele- I think everyone who approaches the end of a distinctive ex- ments, and I can say this before I have completed the mental perience-service in the armed forces, life as a law or medical process of transforming any negative elements into challenges student, service as a law school dean-has an irresistible im- that were (or I will come to believe were) satisfactorily met. pulse to reflect on and re-evaluate the elements of the experi- Second, the dean's job provides a unique perspective from ence. For most people an experience that is entitled in retro- which to view the structural parts that combine to make a spect (from a purely personal viewpoint) to an overall rating good law school. Because of this different perspective, I come of "very good to excellent" will have been composed of many away from the job with different-and I think more valid- elements that at the time seemed to be challenging, stimulat- conceptions of (a) what constitutes excellent law teaching; (b) ing, gratifying, etc. But even such an experience will surely the kind of service, support, and environment law students 8 "------and faculty members are entitled to expect; (c) the combina- tions of talent, effort and attitude that go into the making of I could fill several pages with the names of faculty members who should be highly valued by the institu- alumni who have been especially helpful to me and to the Col- tion; (d) the value to the institution of good alumni relations lege during the past six years. Even if I tried to shorten the list (and the converse of this: both the emotional and practical im- to include only those who had shown an extra degree of enthu- portance alumni attach to their school's quality and public siasm or imagination, it would be so long as to dilute my pur- image); and (e) the true measure of a law school's quality. pose. I hope it will be adequate to recognize, as representa- A law school's alumni-their qualities as citizens and pro- tives of this group, William Gary '63, current President of the fessionals-are of course the true measure of the school's value Law Alumni Association, James G. Stephenson '67, current and contribution to society. But the process by which a Vice-President of the Association, and William Robinson '71, school's quality thus measured is enhanced is circular in move- Chairman of the 1982-83 College of Law Fund. ment. We begin with the inherent qualities brought into the As an outgoing dean it is most gratifying to realize that be- school by those inchoate alumni-each year's group of enter- cause of the magnitude of alumni efforts on behalf of the ing students. What happens to them during the three years of school any effort to single out individuals for special recogni- law school is obviously important and is a function most di- tion can realistically be little more than a scratching of the rectly of the faculty's efforts. But the quality of the faculty surface. In retrospect I appreciate the fact that it is principally and the resources available to both faculty and students are in our alumni (including hundreds who were students during my part dependent on how much mature alumni are willing to deanship) who lead me to feel privileged to have been Dean, put back into the school. And with greater alumni involve- and to believe that from a personal standpoint the experience ment in the life of a school in non-financial ways, what hap- was wholly worthwhile. pens to those inchoate alumni during their three years can be On other pages in this Review and in past issues we have directly affected by existing alumni. (Continued on next page) The College of Law Fund has been nur- tured to success and wide-scale acceptance by the efforts of many volunteers, assisting only three other chairmen besides Gift Designation Summary Fred Nichols. Charles Adams '52 served ably as the second chairman of the Fund. Joe Day '72 added important momen- Fifth Annual College of Law Fund tum to the Fund during its third year. And Joe Bill Campbell '68 brought the Fund to a new level of maturity through his Evans Law Library S 2055.00 services as chairman during the last two years. General Support 1410.00 Judge Bert Combs was instrumental in the successful Lexington Lawyers' Library Fund 645.00 launching of our new Visiting Committee. As a charter mem- ber of the committee and its first co-chairman (with Rod Hills) Judge Combs demonstrated an intense interest in its Scholarships/Financial Aid 25,904.24 3600.00 work, and led in the drafting of its first Report, with assis- Ashland Oil Foundation W.L. Matthews, Jr. 700.00 tance from Rod Hills and members Alan Vogeler '40 (present Paul A. Porter Memorial 1500.00 Chairman of the Committee) and James Park '58. Judge Peter D. Giachini 249.24 Combs personally presented this first Report to President Sin- Frank Murray Memorial 300.00 gletary, and I am confident that the Committee's work as pre- Dorothy Salmon Memorial 1110.00 sented by Judge Combs contributed to subsequent and much William Ed MOl, 275.00 needed faculty salary improvements. Mary Dunne Memorial 3380.00 All members of the Visiting Committee and the Alumni As- John Todd Shelby Memorial 250.00 sociation Board of Directors are asked to give a very substan- J. Woodford and Florence Stephens tial amount of time to the College each year. But some are also Howard Memorial 5000.00 asked-at their own expense-to travel long distances in order General Scholarship Fund 4770.00 to attend meetings. For example, Dianne McKaig '54 came from Atlanta; Roger Leland '54 came from Northborough, Student Events and Student Services Fund 1200.00 Massachusetts; Roy Ray '28 came from Dallas, Texas; and Jude Zwick came from Chicago, to attend Visiting Committee Kentucky Law Journal Enhancement 380.00 or Alumni Board meetings. Yet it is possible that none of these have equalled the total distance travelled by some in-state RoyR. and Virginia F. Ray Lectureship 2000.00 alumni, such as Judge Edward Johnstone '49 (Law Alumni Board of Directors; Visiting Committee) and Charles English Career Development Center 935.00 '60 (Law Alumni Board of Directors for four years) who have driven from distant points in the Commonwealth to attend so Amos Eblen Memorial Faculty Development Fund 285.00 many meetings in Lexington. I could name scores of others Dean's Discretionary Fund S 49,706.01 who have patiently thus contributed their time in unusual quantities to the College. 9 (ContInued from page 9) I discovered that there is an almost inexhaustible recognized the financial oontributions of alumni. It may be source of energy and goodwill among our alumni which can that no development during the time I am reporting on has be tapped for the good of the school. I have always believed been of more significance for tbe well-being of the College that most of you have warm feelings toward the College of than the creation of the College of Law Fund, which in five Law; Iknow now that there are literally hundreds of you who years has produced one million dollars in combined cash con- are more than willing, if asked, to act on your feelings by par- tributions and pledges. But I have noted the significance of ticipating in the continuing development of the College. this development on many occasions. Now I want to recognize Fred Nichols '51 perhaps best illustrates the sort of alumni the school's other developing relationships with its alumni. commitment toward the College that I now know exists in so Almost everyone seems to agree that "good" alumni rela- many of you. Fred was President of the Law Alumni Associa- tions are critically important to a school for reasons going be- tion during my first year as Dean. He and his Board lent yond financial support. I have tried to analyze why this is so, strong encouragement to the development of an annual giving and though the analogy is hardly perfect Ithink of the athlete program. Because of this, Fred became the National Chair- who achieves "star" status. We know that one without suffi- man of the College of Law Fund during its first year in 1977. cient talent cannot wish himself to star status. But we also Later, he was a charter member of the Visiting Committee know that talent alone is not enough. Whatever his talents, when it was established in 1979. During these years I do not one cannot be a star athlete without that special self-confi- remember Fred's ever missing a meeting, and he managed to dence that is equal to the task. As a collection of individuals an attend the meeting of our Visiting Committee last Fall even institution of course has no single source of talent or confi- though to do so he had to drive from Madisonville with a spe- dence. A school's alumni can be a source of both, and that is cial lens designed for persons who have not fully recovered why I think good alumni relations are so important. By good from cataract surgery. alumni relations, I mean much more than the existence of The Law Alumni Association, which had been reactivated merely cordial relationships. Good alumni relations reflect the just before my arrival in 1976, reached a new pinnacle of ac- existence of substantial numbers of alumni who believe in, tivity during 1981-82. The organization was off to a good start i.e., have confidence in, the school and who act on that belief. by 1976, under the leadership first of Thomas Brabant '60, The school's institutional performance must provide justifica- and then of Fred Nichols. Its growth and development have tion for alumni confidence, but in ways that may not be true been steady under a succession of Presidents-Norma Adams for the athlete, alumni confidence and resulting action can '53, John McCann '68, Arloe Mayne '51, John Heyburn '76, stimulate institutional responses through faculty and students and Laramie Leatherman '53. Each year's president has built which will in turn provide an even higher level of justification upon the efforts of his or her predecessor. Two consequences for alumni confidence. Thus supportive alumni action not are that the Association has become increasingly active and only enhances a school directly, but also indirectly by stim- productive, and the demands of time and effort on each suc- ulating faculty and students who are engaged at the school on cessive President and Board have grown profoundly. This has a daily basis. been particularly evident during the last two years. when Presidents John Heyburn and Laramie Leatherman so gener- With this background, I can say quite sincerely that alumni ously and enthusiastically contributed their time and imagina- relations have provided one of the most satisfying aspects of tion to the fashioning of the Association's role in the life of the my experience as Dean. College. Donors, 1981 College of LawFund A Leslie D. Abenon'OO Mr." Mrs. ArthurE,Abobire'S7 Charles C, Adams'S2 JudgeandMn,JohnR, Adams'80 L_Adams'79 Norma B. Adams'53 Jay D. Adelstein '77 Marie J, Alagla '79 Judge WiIIlam E, Allender '49 Brantly Amberg'SS James E, Annstrong'70 PhilIp M.Annstnmg'73 MmAmzen'72 Riohard W, Asher '48 Orin E, Atkins I.... E, Avots '76 ADne N. Awtrey'46 Mr," Mrs. WiIIlam C, •• Jr, 118 ��--���------~------~------ Cathy P. cates "/9 Manball P.1lIdn!d, Jr '63 William H, Harkins'fl8 J...... T. Ketron '76 lIobert L, Caumml.sar·67 lIobert L. Elliott '74 John R. fIarnwl, m"/9 Mr &: Mro. Paul N. KIeI '67 DavllI A. Chaney fl8 Stephen E. Embry '73 Norman E. Harned'65 FraokN.IClDg,Jr. '63 Gordon Chavers '70 Thomas R. Emer$on 'fl8 Jam .. G. Harralson "/9 J RalphKing H Wendell Cherry 59 CharIesE. English '30 lloos Harris '75 Jam .. P. XJeier'79 Armand Chiappori '35 MarkD. EsterIe'76 WIlliam R. Harris, Jr. '67 Mr. &: Mrs. WIIIlam F. Knapp, Jr. '69 M. RnaaJd Christopher '67 Bennie J. Harrison 115 MkJhaeI I. Krawitz '119 Walter Christnpheoson '76 MkJhaeI J. Harrison '70 J. KlrkClarke 73 F Lee W. Harvath, Jr '70 L Carl R Clnotz'60 DaVld C. Fannin '74 C. Kent Hatfield '73 Charles Landrum, Jr. '42 Marvin L. Coan '73 Frank J. Faraci '71 Wayne L. Haopt '73 F CraIg La Rocca '76 Jennifer B. Colfman '73 E. Lambert FarrIler,Jr. '72 W. Patrick Ha ..... '80 CharI.. J. Lavelle '75 Thom .. A Collins 56 JoM Ferguson'3\) Michael Hawkins '72 lIobert G. Lawson'63 GuyR CoIson'74 BruceJ. Ferriell '76 William Hayes '73 EmIly L Lawrencie'76 Bradley Combo'29 Gordoo B FInley '39 Edward D. Hays '73 LaramIeL. ~ '53 C KII.mer Comha'46 Gordoo B FInley Jr 'fl8 Jack Q. Haath '41 Thom"J.~'12 Mr &: Mrs. Donald Comha '54 J.C. FInley '80 Richard L. Heaton '76 Ropr B.LaIand '54 George M Comha 1S! Mr, lit Mro Wilh9r C Floher Joseph B. HaJm '56 o T_Combo,Jr. '69 KarlS.F_'66 Paul F. Henderson '78 DavId~'75 Paul C. Comha' 46 WIlliam R. Fo_ 50 Gary L HerI'eI '69 Mr. &: Mro. Phl1II.PB. Leslie '73 Mr &: Mrs. Thomas P Lewls '54 John Shennan Cooper WIlliam H. Fortune '64 Dr. J.E. Hernande.r;'69 Herbert D. LIebman '51 Richard D. Cooper :59 JoeW.Fnster'fl8 Ales P. HerrIngton, Jr. '76 lIobert Y. Link '76 William S Cooper '70 WIIIlam C. Franck '73 John G. Heyburn, n '76 lIobert M. Cool$ '69 David A. Franldln "/9 Mr, &:Mrs. John K. HIckoy'48 Richard Lhao'4lI Prof, MkJhaeI P Cox '6S Mr &: Mrs. Thom .. R. Frazer '6S Iloderlck M. HiD. Rft Llole '39 Walter C Cox, Jr. '48 Sandra D Froeburger '76 lIobert A. HJnes, Jr, '80 Artbnr C. Litton, n '6S W.M Cox, Jr. '62 Myer Freyman '25 Morton Helhaook J...... M. Lovell '75 J D <::raddock,Jr. 35 Tommy J. Frldy '72 Paul E. HoIoomb'fl8 Wells T. Lovett Karl N. Crandall '67 John A. Fulton '42 Ther ... L. HcImes"/9 J_H. Lucas '59 J...... M Crawlord'77 Mr. &: Mrs. Richard S. Helt '6S Titus C. Lyle '65 LIoydR CrI!SS'62 RaJph A. Homan '33 AmoIdB. Lynoh"/9 Charles W Curry'6S G JeorIe Ham '69 JudgeJ_W Lyon,Sr,'55 Drake Cutin! "/9 Prof EugeneR. Caetka Mr. lit Mrs, Kenneth R Hnsldns Launm The Dean's Club is composed of individuals Charles S. Cassis '63 whose gifts to the College of Law in an an· Thomas C. Dawson '72 nual-giving year total $1,000 or more. Many J. WoodfordHoward,Jr. Introducing the Dean's Club members have committed them- Laramie L. Leatherman '53 selves to sustained giving at this level in fulfill· Arloe W. Mayne '51 Class of 1983 ment of a Lafferty Fellows pledge. The leader- DianneL. McKaig'54 ship of these individuals is demonstrated in the PaulOberst'39 Pages 24-37 impressive total of their 1981 Fund gifts: Dr. and Mrs. Roy R. Ray'28 $40,154. Mr. and Mrs. WilliamJ. Reik,Jr. '64 Richard W. Spears '61 Photos on pages 38-46 Arnold and Porter James G. Stephenson '67 Orin E. Atkins Julia K. Tackett'71 Mr. and Mrs. JoeB. Campbell '68 JudeP.Zwick'60 12 Charles Landrum, jr. '42 The Judge William T. Lafferty Society Lexington, KY Laramie L. Leatherman '53 1981-82 Report Louisville, KY Created in 1977 and open to all alumni and friends of the University of Roger B. Leland '54 Kentucky, the Lafferty Society is the College of Law's leading gift recognition Northborough, MA club. Cumulative gifts and pledges from Society members now approach the three-quarters of a million dollar mark. Thomas P. Lewis '54 The Society, named for the College of Law's first dean, is composed of Uni- Lexington, KY versity of Kentucky Fellows who designate at least one-half of their gift com- Richard W. Martin, III '69 mitment to the College of Law. Fellows Program/Lafferty Society gifts may Ashland, KY be designated for any current support, capital, or endowed purpose. Society Fellows are encouraged to become active members of the College Arloe W. Mayne '51 community. Special invitations to social and ceremonial events are regularly Ashland, KY extended by the Dean; a furnished office, located on the second floor of the Stephen M. O'Brien '74 law building just off the library, will soon be available for members' use when Richmond, KY in Lexington; special campus parking privileges make for convenient personal access to the law school facility. j. David Porter '73 Individuals may qualify for the University of Kentucky Fellows Program by Lexington, KY making a present gift of $10,000 or more; or by indicating an intention to con- Pamela H. Potter '74 tribute $10,000 or more within a ten-year period in installments of $1,000 or Ashland, KY more per annum; or by making a commitment to make a deferred gift of at least $25,000 in an appropriate manner (details upon request). David F. Pratt'76 Lexington, KY Homer W. Ramsey'49 The Lafferty Society Fellows Whitley City, KY William G. Francis '73 Arthur E. Abshire '57 Robert E. Rawlins '69 Prestonsburg, KY Lexington. KY Lexington, KY Tim Futrell D. Paul Alagia Professor Roy R. '28 and Cadiz, KY Louisville, KY Virginia F. Ray Dallas, TX Ronald L. Gaffney'74 Orin E. Atkins Louisville, KY Ashland, KY William T. Robinson III '71 Covington, KY William E. Gary, III '63 Thomas P. Bell '50 Cawood Smith '50 Owensboro, KY Lexington, KY Harlan, KY Peter D. Giachini '32 Joe B. Campbell '68 Richard W. Spears '61 Maywood,IL Bowling Green, KY Ashland, KY C. Edward Glasscock '69 Charles S. Cassis '63 james G. Stephenson '67 Louisville, KY Louisville, KY Ashland, KY Timothy T. Green '75 Donald Combs '54 Judge Julia K. Tackett '71 Lexington, KY Pikeville, KY Lexington, KY Ronald L. Grimm '65 William H. Cull '77 W.B. Terry Knoxville, TN Frankfort, KY Lexington, KY William H. Harkins'68 Judge Thomas Clark Dawson '72 john D. Van Meter'78 Ashland, KY Bardstown, KY Ashland, KY Hon. Harris S. Howard '54 Joseph M. Day'72 judge Henry Wilhoit, Jr. '60 Prestonsburg, KY Louisville, KY Grayson, KY Professor j. Woodford Howard, [r . Mr. & Mrs. M. Beuford Day Harry D. Williams '66 Baltimore, MD Nebo, KY Ashland, KY Ernest H. Jones '74 David C. Fannin '74 [ude P. Zwick'60 Lexington, KY Louisville, KY Naperville,IL 13 [amesH. Lucas'59 Sponsors Fund Critical to Campaign Robert L. Moss '29 Frederick E. Nichols '51 Sponsors-level giving ($250.$499) is critical PaulC. Combs'48 JoeB.Orr'39 every year to the success of the campaign. Be- Charles E. English '60 Melvin Scott '57 sides adding handsomely to the overall dollar Jo M. Ferguson '39 Mr. ('76) and Mrs. ('81) Terry Sellars totals, the generosity of these individuals is re- CordonB. Finley'32 David Sparks '72 sponsible in significant part for the high aver- Peter D. Giachini '32 Robert E. Wheeler '66 age alumni gift figure of$156.48. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Givhan '51 Henry R. Wilhoit, Jr. '60 jamesC. Blair'51 William H. Harkins'68 Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Trent, Jr. '41 A. Singleton Cagle '50 jackQ.Heath'41 Bardie C. Wolfe, Jr. '67 Hundred Club Patrons Gift Range $100-$249 Recognized by the University in its report as Hundred Club members, Patrons are for the College of Law the underpinning of the entire College of Law Fund campaign. The numer- ous gifts in this range ($100-$249) are evidence of the generosity demonstrated by alumni gen- erally throughout the 1981 campaign. Charles C. Adams'52 William E. Gary, 111'63 George C. Perry, III '51 Norma B. Adams '53 William B. Gess '30 Katherine G. Petrey'74 Judge William E. Allender '49 Richard A. Getty'7 4 J. Michael Poole '77 Brantly Amberg'58 John R. Gillespie '49 Whayne C. Priest, Jr. '62 Mr. and Mrs. William C. Ayer, Jr.'68 C. Edward Glasscock '69 Marvin C. Prince '51 Stokes A. Baird, IV'68 Daniel W. Goodman '50 john P. Rall'81 William J. Baird, III '69 Eugene Goss '59 Nancy Ray '80 Kenneth S, Baker'65 JaneE. Graham '76 Carroll M. Redford, Jr. '59 Levi Daniel Boone '73 James S, Greene, Jr. '39 jerry P. Rhoads '66 Thomas C. Brabant'60 E.R. Gregory '44 SheBeyT. Riherd'52 Judge Charles}. Brannen '71 William H. Haboush '72 Kendall B. Robinson '68 JamesN. Brickey'69 Darrell B. Hancock' 49 Mildred O. Robards '33 Richard A. Brown, Jr. '66 Norman E. Harned '65 William T. Robinson, III '71 John A. Bryant '67 Ross Harris '75 Lon B. Rogers '32 Arthur T. Bryson, Jr. '72 Michael J. Harrison '70 J. David Rosenberg '74 W. Thomas Bunch '64 William A. Hayes '78 Calvert T. Roszell' 48 Virginia C. Burbank '54 john G. Heyburn, II '76 Arthur B. Rouse, Jr. '41 Rutheford B. Campbell, Jr. '69 Mr. and Mrs, John K. Hickey'48 Colvin P. Rouse, Sr. '28 Larry A. Carver'63 Roderick M. Hills Michael A. Rowady'41 Armand Chiappori '35 Richard S. Holt'68 BobertE. Ruberg'51 Carl R. Clontz'60 Jessie Horn '69 Claire L. Russell '79 Thomas A. Collins '56 Robert F. Houlihan '41 David W. Rutledge '77 C. Kilmer Combs '46 Harold K. Huddleston '56 Charles F. Satterwhite '73 John Sherman Cooper James C, Hudson '67 A. Duane Schwartz '67 Richard D. Cooper '59 Judge Edward H. Johnstone' 49 James W. Shepherd '61 William S. Cooper '70 Professor and Mrs. Thomas L. Jones '61 Phillip Shepherd '80 Karl N. Crandall '67 Frank N. King, jr. '63 Richard D. Siegel '71 Lloyd R. Cress '62 j. Ralph King Charles A. Sither '48 Charles W. Curry '68 James P. Kleier '79 George A. Smith '73 Drake Cutini '79 Mr. and Mrs, William F. Knapp, Jr. '69 Albert W. Spenard '58 Carleton Davis' 46 Charles J. Lavelle '75 Bruce Stephens, Jr. '50 William M. Deep '52 Roger B. Leland'54 Patricia Evans Stillman' 49 Harry P. Dees'35 David LeMaster '75 Harold M. Streets '51 Henry H. Dickinson'58 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Lewis'54 Judge and Mrs. Robert M. Spragens '43 Patrick H. Dickinson '53 Herbert D. Liebman '51 Henry C. Stoltz '73 Herman G. Dotson '39 Richard Linn '49 DamonR. Talley'75 Judge Sidney B. Douglass, 11'68 Arthur C. Litton, II '68 J. Montjoy Trimble '56 Ronnie G. Dunnigan '71 Wells T. Lovett Bobby Knox True '59 Paul J. Durbin '41 John T. McGarvey'73 James A. Tyler '48 C. Terry Earle '62 E. Phillips Malone'66 Alan R. Vogeler' 40 David C. Fannin '74 E.F. Martin, Jr. '62 C.R. Walden'33 Lt. Col. Gordon B. Finley, Jr. '68 Richard A. Martin '69 Richard C. Ward '64 Mr. and Mrs. Wilber C. Fisher Timothy W. Martin '72 J. Gregory Wehrman '69 Karl S. Forester'66 William L. Matthews, Jr. '41 SarahN. Welling '78 William R. Forester '59 Everett H. Metcalf, Jr. '49 Lucien C. West William H. Fortune'64 Donald F. Mintmire'69 Natalie S. Wilson '68 Joe W. Foster '68 Thomas A. Mitchell '55 George W, Woodcock, Jr. '57 William G. Francis '73 judge Allred A. Naif '31 jeff A. Woods '75 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Frazer'68 Mark R. Overstreet '80 Robert P. Woods '39 John A. Fulton '42 Mr. ('58) and Mrs. ('73) james Park, jr. Mr. and Mrs. David L. Yewell '67 John P. Gartin '58 Peter Perlman '62 14 Alumni Donors by Class 1912 1941 John A. Diskin William R. Forester J. Wendell Roberts Thomas]. Lee Paul J. Durbin Thomas B. Givhan Eugene Goss James A. Shuffett jack Q, Heath Herbert D. Liebman James H. Lucas Donald L. Stepner 1914 Robert F. Houlihan Arloe W. Mayne Carroll M. Redford, Jr. Robert E. Wheeler Basil D, Sartin joe R, johnson, jr . Stewart J. Miller Nelson E. Shafer Leslie C. Whitmer 1921 William L. Matthews, Jt. Fredenck E. Nichols Bobby Knox True Harry D. Williams Mervin K. Eblen Arthur B. Rouse, JT. George C. Perry, III RayB. White Michael A. Rowady Marvin C. Prince 1967 1925 Howard E. Trent, JT. Robert E. Ruberg 1960 John A. Bryant Myer Freyman Harold M. Streets Leslie D. Aberson J. Larry Cashen john W, Cillon, jr. 1942 John D. Welch Thomas C. Brabant Robert L. Caummisar John S. Boles Charles D. Burchett M. Ronald Christopher 1926 John A. Fulton 1952 Carl R. Clontz Karl N. Crandall Boyd L. Bailey Charles Landrum, Jr. Charles C. Adams Charles E. English William R. Harris, Jr. Paul Keen George M. Combs Russell B. Milliken James C. Hudson 1943 William M. Deep Kirk A. Storch Fred G. Karem 1928 RobertM. Spragens Leland Monhollen Roy R. Ray Sidney N. White Paul N. Kiel Sidney A. Neal ColvinP. Rouse, Sr. 1944 Henry R. Wilhoit, ) r. Larry A. Neuman Arthur W. Purkel E.R. Gregory [udge P. Zwick Phillip D. Scott 1929 Shelley T. Riherd A. Duane Schwartz Myer S. Tulkoff Bradley Combs 1946 1961 James G. Stephenson Adolph M, Edwards, jr. AnneN. Awtrey James W. Howerton Alec G. Stone 1953 Robert L. Moss C. Kilmer Combs Thomas L. Jones Bardie C. Wolfe, Jr. Norma B. Adams Carleton Davis K.S. Neuman David L. Yewell Patrick H. Dickinson John E. Edwards James W. Shepherd 1930 Laramie L. Leatherman j.C. Finley Richard W. Spears 1968 William B. Gess 1947 William C. Ayer, Jr. Uhel O. Barrickman 1954 1962 Stokes A. Baird, IV C. W. Swinford Virginia C, Burbank W.M. Cox, Jr. Robert M. Brewer 1931 Donald Combs Alfred A, Naff Lloyd R. Cress joe B. Campbell 1948 Roger B. Leland C. Terry Earle Michael P. Cox Richard W. Asher Thomas P. Lewis E.F. Martin,Jr. Charles W. Curry 1932 J.E. Banahan Dianne L. McKaig john C. Bagwell Peter Perlman Robert H. D'Angelo Thomas C. Carroll Henry V. Pennington Whayne C. Priest, Jr. Sidney B. Douglass, II Gordon B. Finley Paul C. Combs Gordon B. Finley, ) r , Peter D. Giachini Walter C. Cox, Jr. 1955 Rufus Lisle 1963 Joe W. Foster John K. Hickey James W. Lyon, Sr. Lon B. Rogers Larry A. Carver Thomas R. Frazer Calvert T. Roszell Thomas A. Mitchell Carlyle W. Schuermeyer, Sr. Charles S. Cassis William H. Harkins Charles A. Sither Wendell S. Williams Marshall P. Eldred, [r , Paul E. Holcomb James A. Tyler William E, Gary, III Richard S. Holt 1933 Robert E. Vick 1956 Ralph A. Homan FrankN. King,Jr. Nicholas W. Johnson [ohn ]. Yeager James G. Becker Mildred O. Robards Robert G. Lawson Edsel T. jones Thomas A. Collins C.R. Walden Harlan E. Judd, Jr. 1949 Harold K. Huddleston 1964 Arthur C. Litton, II William E. Allender Robert A. Palmer W. Thomas Bunch Walter F. Maguire 1934 George E. Barker J. Thomas Soyars Bruce Morford William H. Fortune Kendall B. Robinson John R. Gillespie James M. Todd Paul D. Gudgel Charles R, Simons Henry M. Griffin J. Montjoy Trimble William J. Reik, Jr. Robert D. Vance 1935 Darrell B. Hancock Richard C. Ward Natalie S. Wilson Armand Chiappori Edward H. Johnstone 1957 j.D. Craddock, jr. Richard T. Linn Arthur E. Abshire Harry P. Dees 1965 1969 Everett H. Metcalf, Jr Caywood Metcalf Calloway W. Napier, Jr. Kenneth S, Baker John R. Adams James G. Sheehan, Jr. Melvin Scott C,W. Wells John M. Dixon, Jr. Glen S. Bagby Patricia Evans Stillman Marvin W. Suit Norman E. Harned William J. Baird, III GeorgeW. Woodcock,Jr. Joe Harrison Bernard G. Boiston 1938 1950 Carol W. Johnson James N. Brickey Samuel Milner Charles R. Burton 1958 Titus G. Lyle Hutheford B. Campbell, Jr. A. Singleton Cagle Brantly Amberg George W. Mills O. TravisCombs,)r. 1939 Daniel W. Goodman Jessie D. Deely Herman G. Dotson Arnold S. Taylor Robert M. Coots Robert A. Hines, Jr. Henry H. Dickinson Jo M. Ferguson Ben K. Davis Earl T. Osborne John P. Gartin James S. Greene, Jr. 1966 Woodford L. Gardner, Jr. D. Cawood Smith Joseph B. Helm Paul Oberst Richard A. Brown, Jr. C. Edward Glasscock Elizabeth R. Smith, Jr. James Park, Jr. Joe B. Or~ David A. Chaney Gary L. Herfel Bruce Stephens, Jr. Paul A. Saad Rohert P, Woods Hunter Durham J .E. Hernandez ThomasR. Underwood,Jr. Albert W. Spenard Thomas R. Emerson Jessie Horn 1940 1951 1959 Karl S. Forester Sidney H. Hulette J. WirtTurner, Jr. Frank V. Benton, III H. Wendell Cherry E. Phillips Malone Martin Kamens Alan R. Vogeler James C, Blair Richard D. Cooper Jerry P. Rhoads (Continued on next page) 15 (Continued from page 15) E. Lambert Farmer, Jr. Mathew L. Millen Gary L. Stage Marie J. Alagia William F. Knapp, Jr. Tommy J. Fridy Danny L. Owens Carroll D. Stevens Nancy A. Barrickman Michael I. Krawitz William J. Haberstroh Katherine G. Petrey Gerald A. Thornton G. Sidnor Broderson Richard W. Martin William H. Haboush Kenneth D. Petrey Paul C. Van Booven Cathy P. Cates Joseph H. Miller William H. Haden, Jr. J. David Rosenberg Wayne A. Waddell Drake Cutin! Donald F. Mintmire Michael W. Hawkins David W. Silver Brent Yonts William E. Dorris Timothy W. Martin R.F. Stainback, Jr. Loretta L. Dunn Dean Rice 1977 Mott V. Plummer John H. Stites, III David A. Franklin Paul A. Saffer [ay D. Adelstein David Sparks David T. Stosberg Keith G. Hanley Howard H. Shanker Ruth A. Baxter-Crawford Richard G. Spicer David K. Ullerich John R. Harman, III Rohert J. Smith Cary W. Callahan Thomas R. Thomas Nicholas W. Williams James G. Harralson Lawrence J. Tweel James M. Crawford James G. Woltermann Theresa L. Holmes J. Gregory Wehrman Michael J. Hammons 1975 Teresa A. Isaac Paul A. Willis Gregory K. Jenkins 1973 Charles J. Baird James P. Kleier David A. Marye Phillip M. Armstrong Elisabeth Goldman Arnold B. Lynch 1970 Harry L. Mathison Levi Daniel Boone Ross Harris JohnR. Martin,Jr. James E. Armstrong John D. Minton, Jr. Roger R. Cantrell Charles J. Lavelle Charles R. McCollom Gordon Chavers Robert P. Moore J. Kirk Clarke David LeMaster C. June Nalley William S. Cooper Walter R. Morris, Jr. Marvin L. Coan James M. Lovell Deborah C. Poore Laurence J. Cutler J. Michael Poole S. Joseph Dawahare William M. Reed Claire L. Russell Benjamin L. Dickinson Phillip C. Royalty Jim Early Ann C. Render Susan Waller Schwemm Michael J. Harrison David W. Rutledge William G. Francis Damon R. Talley Lee W. Harvath, Jr. Kathleen E. Voelker James R. Coif Jelf A. Woods 1980 Charles C. Mihalek, Jr. Rena Gardner Wiseman C. Kent Hatfield Charles Cussler David E. Price Wayne L. Haupt 1976 W. Patrick Hauser William C. Stone 1978 Edward D. Hays Ivar E. Avots Robert J. Busse John Paul Jones, II Phillip B. Leslie Larry S. Blair Walter Christopherson Philip D. Kessack 1971 Edward A. Mayer Steven W. Dills Jennifer B. Coffman C. Randall Michel Charles J. Brannen John T. McCarvey Mark D. Esterle Stephen E. Embry John O. Morgan, Jr. Bruce K. Davis Michael J. McGraw Bruce J. Ferriell William Hayes Joan A. Nelligan Ronnie G. Dunnigan James M. Miller Sandra D. Freeburger Paul F. Henderson Wendell H. Overcash Frank ]. Faraci H.F. Salshery, Jr. William J. Gallion Alex P. Herrington, Jr. Mark R. Overstreet Asa P. Cullett, III Charles F. Satterwhite Jane E. Graham John G. Irvin, Jr. Nancy Ray John M. Meisburg, Jr. George A. Smith Richard L. Heaton Laura D. Keller Robert R. Saelinger KirkB. Moberley, Jr. Henry C. Stoltz John G. Heyburn, II Emily L. Lawrence Philip Shepherd Robert N. Mumaw James T. Ketron Robert Y. Link E. Douglas Stephan James R. Nein 1974 F. Craig La Rocca Leslie P. Patterson Carl Stich, Jr. Garis L. Pruitt Maxwell P. Barrett, Jr. Anne McAfee Michael Ramage William T. Robinson, III Chauncey E. Brummer Roderick Messer Harry D. Rankin 1981 Richard D. Siegel Guy R. Colson Richard V. Murphy W.N. Reynolds Robert M. Brooks Julia K. Tackett Rohert L. Elliott David Y. Olinger, Jr. W. Kennedy Simpson Douglas Hynden David C. Fannin Lewis G. Paisley Johnnie L. Turner Melanie W. Kelley 1972 Ronald L. Caffney John D. Preston John D. Van Meter BruceOrwin Mark G. Arnzen Richard A. Getty H.B. Quinn Sarah N. Welling John P. Rail Arthur T. Bryson, Jr. Susan Grimsley Patrick A. Ross David W. Seewer Thomas C. Dawson Robert S. Madden Terry Sellars 1979 Connie Sellars Joseph M. Day Larry H. Marshall Carolyn F. Shain Lester Adams Marsha Theiss Class Agents-19B1 The Associates Club 1959 Carroll Redford, Jr. 1966 Joe Bill Camphell 1975 Bill Reed/Jeff Woods Glasgow, KY Bowling Green, KY Lexington, KY Donors Recognized 1960 Charles E. English 1969 ClenBaghy 1976 H.B. Quinn The Associates gift club recognizes persons Bowling Green, KY Lexington, KY Cadiz, KY whose annual gifts are in the $500-$999 range. The entire College community expresses its 1961 Richard W. Spears 1970 Joel Williamson 1977 Ruth Baxter gratitude, by this recognition, for truly exem- Ashland, KY Ft. Mitchell, KY Carrollton, KY plary stewardship. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Abshire'57 1961-64 William T. Gary 1971 William T. Robinson, III 1978 Bob Jaffe H. Wendell Cherry '59 Owensboro. KY Covington, KY Louisville, KY Mr. and Mrs. Donald Combs '54 JosephM. Day'72 1965 Norman Harned 1972 David Sparks 1979 John R. Martin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Gaffney'74 Bowling Green, KY Paducah, KY Lexington, KY Charles Landrum, Jr. '42 1966 Harry D. Williams 1973 MarvinCoan Dr. and Mrs. J. Roger Potter 1980 Pat Hauser Ashland, KY Louisville, KY Paul A. Saffer '69 Barbourville, KY D. Cawood Smith '50 1967 James G. Stephenson 1974 Ron Gaffney Harry D. Williams '66 Ashland, KY Louisville, KY 16 Corporations, Associations and Law Firms Parents and Arnold and Porter The Kiplinger Foundation, Inc. Friends Washington, D.C. Washington, DC Arthur Andersen & Company Lawyers Co-Operative Publishing Co. Orin E. Atkins Louisville, KY Rochester, NY James R. Carr Ashland Oil Foundation John Sherman Cooper Ashland, KY Mead Corporation Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Donald Drake Dayton, OH Prof. Jesse Dukeminier Barnett and Alagia Mr. and Mrs. Wilber C. Fisher Louisville, KY Morrison and Foerster Prof. Eugene R. Gaetke San Francisco, CA Prof. Kenneth Germain Chevron U.S.A., Inc. Martha M. Grange San Francisco, CA Occidental Petroleum Charitable Foundation Hardy Griffith Los Angeles, CA Prof. WiIlburt D. Ham Citzens Fidelity Bank & Trust Louisville, KY Roderick M. Hills Richardson, Barrickman and Dickinson Morton Holbrook Coca Cola Company Glasgow, KY Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Hoskins Atlanta, GA J. Woodford Howard, Jr. Spalding, Grause, Robinson & Arnzen Prof. William James Coy, Coy and Gilbert Covington, KY Thaddeus V. Jaracz Richmond, KY Prof. Gerald P. Johnston Third National Bank Prof. John E. Kennedy Exxon Education Foundation Ashland, KY j. Ralph King New York, NY Wells T. Lovett Travelers Insurance Company Fayette County Bar Association Norman B. Mumaw Hartford, CT Ross C. Owens, III Lexington, KY Dr. & Mrs. J. Roger Potter General Telephone Company of Kentucky Utley and Cain Prof. John M. Rogers Lexington, KY Somerset, KY john R. Vallance Mrs. Dale Wasson Greenebaum, Doll and McDonald Western Electric Fund Prof. Harold R. Weinberg Lexington, KY New York, NY Lucien C. West H.F. White Hardy, Terrell and Boswell Whitlow, Roberts, Houston and Russell Marybelle Wimberly Paducah, KY Paducah, KY Johnson's Wax., Inc. Wilmer, Cutler and Pickering Racine, WI Washington, DC James G. Stephenson '67 Carlisle Individual Donors John D. Van Meter '78 Melanie W. Kelley'81 Robert E. Wheeler '66 Harry D. Williams '66 Carroll Kentucky, by County Ruth A. Baxter-Crawford '77 Robert P. Woods '39 James M. Crawford'77 Adair Boone James W. Shepherd '61 Boyle Hunter Durman '66 James G. Woltermann '72 Edward D, Hays '73 Carter Mr. and Mrs. Henry V. Pennington '54 Anderson Bourbon Robert L. Caummisar '67 Ralph A. Homan '33 Maxwell P, Barret, Jr, '74 James G. Sheehan, Jr. '49 Henry R. Wilhoit, Jr.'60 James M. LoveU'75 Bullitt Christian Barren Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Givhan '51 John M, Dixon, Jr. '65 Uhel O. Barrickman '47 Boyd Anne McAfee '76 CaroIW.Johnson'65 Charles D. Burchett'60 Orin E. Atkins Arnold B. Lynch '79 Caldwell Benjamin L. Dickinson '70 ArthurT. Bryson, Jr. '72 judge Alfred A. Naff'31 Judge Edward H. Johnstone'49 Henry H. Dickinson '58 Ronnie G. Dunnigan '71 Judge J. Thomas Soyars '56 Woodford L. Gardner, Jr. '69 William H. Harkins'68 Calloway Clark Carroll M. Redford, jr. '59 James T. Ketron '76 M. Ronald Christopher '67 Edsel T. jones '68 Shelley T. Riherd '52 Richard W. Martin '69 Arloe W. Mayne '51 Campbell MichaelA. Rowady'41 Dr. and Mrs. J. Roger Potter Frank V. Benton, III '51 Clay Bell Garis L. Pruitt '71 Judge John A. Diskin '51 Robert S. Madden '74 William A. Hayes '78 W.N. Reynolds '78 Gary L. Herfel '69 H.F. White Richard W. Spears '61 Mott V. Plummer '72 (Continued on next page) (Continued from page 17) Charles Landrum, Jr. '42 Herbert D. Liebman '51 Crittenden Robert G. Lawson '63 Larry H. Marshall '74 J. Wendell Roberts'66 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Lewis'54 Mr. &Mrs. HowardE. Trent, Jr. '41 Rufus Lisle '32 Cumberland Titus G. Lyle'65 Fulton Harlan E. Judd, Jr.'66 John R. Martin, Jr. '79 Brantly Amberg'58 Daviess David A. Marye '77 William E. Gary, III '63 William L. Matthews, Jr. '41 Garrard Judge Henry M. Griffin '49 Chari", C, Mihalek, Jr. '70 Caywood Metcalf '57 Morton Holbrook Mr. & Mrs. Joseph H. Miller'69 Wells T. Lovett George W. Mills'65 Grant E. Phillips Malone '66 Samuel Milner'38 Mr. & Mrs. William F. Knapp, Jr.'69 James M. Miller '73 WaiterR. Morris,Jr. '77 Sidney A, Neal '52 Richard V. Murphy'76 Greenup R.F. Stanback,Jr, '74 Joan Ambrose Nelligan '80 JamesE. Armstrong'70 Mr. & Mrs. David L. Yewell '67 Paul Obers,'39 Roger R. Cantrell '73 Mark R. Overstreet '80 Larry A. Carver '63 Fayette Ross C. Owens, III Mr. & Mrs. Phillip B. Leslie '73 Mr. & Mrs. Arthure E, Abshire '57 Lewis G. Paisley'76 Judge James W. Lyon, Sr. '55 Judge and Mrs. John R. Adams '69 Mr. & Mrs. James Park, Jr. '58 Marie J. Alagia '79 Leslie P. Patterson '78 Hardin Richard W. Asher '48 Peter Perlman '62 William S. Cooper '70 Ivar E. Avots '76 Nancy Ray '80 Harold K. Huddleston '56 Glen S. Baghy'69 William M. Reed '75 J.E. Banahan '48 Ann C. Render '75 Harlan Judge and Mrs. George E. Barker '49 Prof. John M. Rogers Judge Sidney B. Douglass, II '68 Robert M, Brewer'68 Calvert T. Roszell'48 Karl S. Forester'66 Thomas C. Brabant '60 Arthur B. Rouse, Jr. '41 William R. Forester '59 W. Thomas Bunch '64 Susan Waller Schwemm '79 Eugene Ooss '59 Ruthelord B. Campbell, jr , '69 Phillip D, Scott '67 James S. Greene, Jr. '39 Jennifer B, Coffman '78 Mr. & Mrs. Terry Sellars '76 D. Cawood Smith'SO Thomas A. Collins '56 David W. Seewer '81 Johnnie L. Turner '78 Guy R. Colson '74 james A. Shullett'66 C. Kilmer Combs '46 Charles A. Sither '48 Hart WaiterC. Cox,Jr. '48 Gary L. Stage '76 Stokes A. Baird, IV'68 Lloyd R, Cress '62 Carroll D. Stevens '76 J.D. Craddock,Jr,'35 Charles W. Curry '68 C.W, Swinford '47 Patrick A. Ross '76 S. Joseph Dawahare '73 Julia K. Tackett'71 Damon R. Talley '75 Mr. & Mrs, Donald Drake Jam", M. Todd '56 Jim Early'73 J. Montjoy Trimble '56 Henderson Robert L, Elliott '74 Thomas R. Underwood, Jr. 'SO William M. Deep '52 William H. Fortune'64 Paul C. Van Booven '76 E. Lambert Farmer, Jr. '72 Joe W. Foster '68 Wayne A, Waddell '76 FrankN. King, Jr. '63 Eugene R. Gaetke Richard C. Ward'64 Harry L. Mathison '77 William J. Gallion '76 Mrs. Dale Wasson Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. McCollum '79 Prof. Kenneth Germain Prof. Harold R, Weinberg William B. Cess '30 John D. Welch '51 Henry Elisabeth Goldman '75 Lucien C. West J. WirtTurner,Jr. '40 Jane E. Graham '76 Sidney N. White'60 Martha M. Grange Mr. & Mrs. Leslie G. Whitmer '66 Hopkins Judge Paul D. Gudgel '64 Paul A. Willis '69 C. Terry Earle '62 Wilburt D. Ham Natalie S. Wilson '68 J.C. Finley'30 Darrell B. Hancock' 49 Rena G. Wiseman '77 Thomas A. Mitchell'55 James G. Harralson '79 Jell A, Woods '75 Leland Monhollon '52 Dr. J.E. Hernandez '69 Robert P. Moore '77 AlexP. Herrington, Jr. '79 Fleming Frederick E. Nichols '51 Mr. & Mrs, John K. Hickey'48 Marvin W. Suit '57 JerryP. Rhoads'66 Theresa L. Holmes '79 Albert W. Spenard'58 Richard S. Holt'68 Floyd Robert F. Houlihan '41 Paul C. Combs'48 Jefferson John G. Irvin, Jr. '78 William G. Francis '73 Leslie D. Aberson '60 Teresa A, Isaac '79 Lester Adams '79 William James Franklin Nancy A. Barrickman '79 Thaddeus V. Jaracz Mr. & Mrs. William C, Ayer,Jr.'68 Robert M. Brooks '81 Gregory K. Jenkins '77 Bruce K. Davis'71 Virginia C. Burbank'54 Prof, Gerald P. Johnston Thomas R. Emerson '66 James R. Carr Fred G. Karem '67 Bruce J. Ferriell'76 Thomas C. Carroll'48 Laura D. Keller '78 JeeR. Johnson, Jr. '41 J, Larry Cashen '67 Charles S. Cassis'63 Laurel Herman G. Dotson '39 H. Wendell Cherry '59 Mr. & Mrs. Roderick Messer '76 Ross Harris '75 Marvin L. Coan '73 Henry C. Stoltz '73 Lon B. Rogers '32 Joseph M. Day '72 Steven W. Dills '76 Madison Pulaski Marshall P. Eldred, Jr. '63 David Y. Olinger, Jr. '76 Charles C. Adams '52 Stephen E. Embry'78 Nicholas W. Williams'7 4 Norma B. Adams '53 David C. Fannin '74 Paul F. Henderson '78 Jo M. Ferguson '39 Marion Judge Walter F. Maguire'68 Gordon B. Finley'32 Judge and Mrs. Robert M. Spragens '43 Bruce Orwin '81 Mr. & Mrs. Wilber C. Fisher David A. Franklin '79 Marshall Rockcastle John A. Fulton '42 Judge Earl T. Osborne '50 Carl R. Clontz'60 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald L. Gaffney'74 Marvin C. Prince '51 Richard A. Getty'74 Scott C. Edward Glasscock '69 Mason Daniel W. Goodman '50 William H. Haden, Jr. '72 J. KirkClarke'73 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth R. Hoskins Keith G. Hanley '79 Hobert D. Vance '68 C. Kent Hatfield '73 Marybelle Wimberly Simpson Jack Q. Heath '41 G. Sidnor Broderson '79 Joseph B. Helm '58 McCracken William R. Harris, Jr. '67 John G. Heyburn, 11'76 Robert A. Hines, Jr. '50 Rohert Y. Link '78 Douglas S. Hynden '81 Judge James W. Howerton '61 Charles J. Lavelle '75 John P. Rail '81 Spencer Emily L. Lawrence '78 Phillip Shepherd '80 Rohert M. Coots '69 Laramie L. Leatherman '53 David Sparks '72 Timothy W. Martin '72 E. Douglas Stephan '80 Taylor Edward A. Mayer '73 David K. Ullerich '74 James R. Golf'73 John T. McGarvey '73 Trigg Michael J. McGraw'73 Meade H.B. Quinn '76 John O. Morgan, Jr. '80 Mr. & Mrs. Alec G. Stone '67 C. June Nalley'79 Trimble Danny L. Owens '74 Metcalfe Bobby Knox True '59 J. Michael Poole '77 C.R. Walden '33 Robert R. Saelinger '80 Union Carlyle W. Schuermeyer, Sr. '32 Muhlenberg Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Frazer'68 A. Duane Schwartz '67 Harold M. Streets '51 Mr. & Mrs. Sidney H. Hulette '69 Carolyn F. Shain '76 Bob Ed Vick '48 Charles R. Simons'68 Brent Yonts '76 Warren W. Kennedy Simpson '78 Judge William E. Allender '49 John H. Stites, III '74 Nelson Mr. & Mrs. JoeB. Campbell'68 William C. Stone '70 Thomas C. Dawson '72 Karl N. Crandall '67 David T. Stosberg '?4 Charles E. English'60 Marsha Theiss '81 Ohio Mark D. Esterle '76 Thomas R. Thomas '72 E.F. Marlin, Jr. '62 E.R. Gregory'44 Norman E. Harned'65 Jessamine Oldham James H. Lucas '59 Philip D. Kessack '80 O. Travis Combs, Jr. '69 C. Randall Michel '80 John D. Minton, Jr. '77 Johnson Owen Joe B. Orr '39 David LeMaster '75 James C. Hudson '67 Whayne C. Priest, Jr. '62 George C. Perry, III '51 Charles F. Satterwhite'73 Claire L. Russell '79 John D. Preston '76 Ray B. White '59 Owsley Kenton Kendall B. Robinson '68 Wayne Mark G. Arnzen '72 John Paul Jones, II'80 Judge Charles J. Brannen '71 Perry Bradley Combs'29 Kenneth S. Baker '65 Webster Michael J. Hammons '77 Richard D. Cooper '59 Sandra D. Freeburger '76 William T. Robinson, III '71 Mervin K. Eblen '21 Tommy J. Fridy '72 Robert E. Ruberg '51 Asa P. Gullett, III '71 Carl Stich, Jr. '80 Jessie Horn '69 Whitley Donald L. Stepner '66 Bruce Stephens, Jr. '50 W.M. Cox, Jr. '62 Arnold S. Taylor'65 Ben K. Davis '69 J. Gregory Wehrman '69 Pike Charles J. Baird '75 Woodford Knox Wiliam J. Baird, III '69 Colvin P. Rouse, Sr. '28 W. Patrick Hauser '80 Mr. & Mrs. Donald Combs'54 Sarah N. Welling '78 lliinols Arthur C. Utton, II '66 Other States johnP. Cartin'58 Russell B, MiRikee '60 Peter D, Clachini '32 James R, Neln '71 Alabama Joe Harrison '65 Larry A, Neuman '67 David A. Chaney'66 Arthur W. Putkel'52 Katherine C. Pettey '74 Frank]. Faraci'71 Cenrge W. woodcock, Jr. '57 J. David Rooenbetg '74 john W. Cillon,Jr. '25 Jude P. Zwick'OO Howard H, Shanker '69 Paul E. Holcomb'66 Richard D, Siegel'71 Prof. and Mrs. Thomas L.Jones '61 Indlana Alan 11,Vogeler'40 Cordon Ohevers '70 Arizona Armand Chiappori '35 OIdaboma KJrk A. Storch'OO Harry P, Dees'35 Pro£esso.r Michael P, Cox'68 Mr, &: Mrs, David E,l'rice '70 Califumia p...... ,tvania Levi Daniel Boone '73 Iowa M,. &: Mrs. Larry S.lliaIt '76 Richard A. Brown, Jr. '66 JohnJ. Yeagel"48 Willlam J, Habet~ '72 Prof. Jesse Dnkeminier Stewart J. MlIlar '51 Ricbard L. Heaton '76 ~ Mr. &: Mrs. K,S. Neuman III James P. KIeler '79 Gerald A. Thornton '76 MlkIred 0, Robards'33 Mathew L. Millen '74 F, CtalgLallooca'76 Robert L. Moss '29 Maine C.W. Wells '35 Beyd L, Balley'26 Rhode IsIaud Richard Linn'40 Colorado Marylond Wendell H. Overcash 'SO AnneN. Awtrey'48 T_ Robert A. Palmer '56 J. Woodford Howard, Jr. Donald F. Mlntmlre'69 Thomas J, Lee'12 David W. Rutledge '77 Connecticut Norman B. Mumaw Robert H. D'Angelo '66 Robert N. Mumaw '71 T_ Melvin Scott '57 John S,lloIe$' 42 Msen-husetts Walter ChrislnpheIllon '76 washington, DC Patricia Evans Stillman' 49 Lt. CoIoael Cordon B, Finley, Jr. '66 Jay D. Adelstein '77 MIll, jessie D,Deely'58 Charles Cussler'SO John Sberman Cooper Roger B, Leland'54 Pro£esso.r John E. Kennedy Drake Cutlni '79 De. and Mrs. Roy R. Ray'26 Myer Freyman '25 Mlehl8au Basil D, SartIn'14 John R. Harman, ill'79 David W. Silver '74 Wande1IS. Willi_'55 Roderick M. Hills WayneL. Haupt '73 Kathleen E. Voelker '77 Utah M_ JohnE, Edwards '48 Florida Richard C. Spicer '72 CoIooel Charles R. Burton '50 VltgInia CenrgeM, Combs'52 Miosourl John C, Bagwell '32 Patrick H. Dickinson '53 [emes N. Brickey'OO Loretta L. Dunn '79 Jobu R. Cillesple'49 AdoIpb.M, Edwri, J', '26 Sosan Crimsley'74 New JeIliCY William H, Habouoh '72 Lee W. Harvath, Ir. '70 Laurence J. Cutler '70 MichaelJ. H_ '70 john Marshall Meisbu,g, Jr. '71 Martin Kamens'OO PanI Keen '00 Everett H, Metcall, Jr. '49 MinhaeI I.Krawitz'OO J. Ralph KJng Deborah C. Poore '79 KIrk B. Mobetiey, J,,'11 Michael Ramage '76 New Mexico Col. Bruce Morford'34 Paol A. Saad '58 Carleton Davis'48 PbJlIip C,1Ioyalty '77 john R, Vallance Col, Elizabeth R, Smith, Jr. '!iO NewYotk Georgia James C. Blair '51 West VltgInia Phillip M. Armstrong '73 John A. Bryant '67 Robert J.Bosse'78 james O. Beeker'56 Gaptaln Cathy P. Cates '79 Gary W. Callahan '77 William E. Dorris '79 Mr, &:Mrs. WilllamJ, Reik,Jr, '64 Nicbolas W. Johnson '66 Paol N. KJel'67 Myer S, Tolkoff '52 H.F, Salsbery, Jr ,'73 Dianne L. McKaig'54 James A. Tyler'48 RobettJ,SmIth'69 Calloway W. Napier. Jr. '35 Bardle C, Wolfe, J,. '67 Lawrence J. TweeI'69 Dean Rice '00 Ceorge A. Smith '73 North Carolina W_ Pro£esso.r Chauocey E. Brummer '74 Paol A. Saffet·OO Hawaii Ohio Nelson E. Shafet '59 A. Singleton Cagle'50 Bernard C. Rolston'OO PaolJ. Durbin '41 Michael W. Hawkins '72 20 • College News Law Day Activities Feature Senators, Justice Official Kenneth W. Starr, counselor to United States Attorney General William French Smith, spoke Thursday, April 9 on Reagan Administration policies relating to racketeering and immigration, notably the detention of Haitian refugees at Federal Correctional Institutions such as the one near Lexington. The month of activities ended on Friday, April 30 with visits by United States Senators Ernest F. Hollings of South Carolina and Howell Heflin of Alabama. Hollings, the ranking Democrat on the Senate Budget Committee and a frequent critic of Reagan economic policies, at a press conference the evening before criticized the President for "copping out" in his attempt to Senator Hollings summon national will for an economic solution to the nation's problems. "The way you appeal to people for bi-partisan support is not to be partisan," Hollings said. "Reagan apparently never met Dale Carnegie." Hollings expressed skepticism about Reagan's proposal for a constitutional amendment to balance the budget. He called the amendment a "speedom- eter-it will tell you how fast you are going but not how to control it." Senator Heflin, Chairman of the Senate's Select Committee on Ethics, and instrumental in the Senate's actions in the Harris and Williams case, partial- ly defended the FBI's efforts in its Abscam investigation. However, he crit- icized the bureau for spending only 30 minutes in deciding to "target Wil- liams for investigation." The senators' Law Day appearance was made possible by the Brown & Williamson Corporation, Louisville. The Law Day 1982 theme was "A Generation of Progress." This year marked the 25th world-wide celebration of Law Day USA. Senator Heflin FacultyActivities------Rutheford B. Campbell, on leave Barbara Foster, class of 1978, tions to the advancement of women 1980-82, and a partner in Stoll, who has been practicing with the and the overall betterment of soci- Keenan & Park, Lexington, will re- Internal Revenue Service in Wash- ety. turn to the faculty to teach fulltime ington, will hold the position of Before retiring as Dean, Tom in academic year 1982-83. He has Visiting Assistant Professor for the Lewis was recognized by the Thor- continued to teach during his 1982-83 term, teaching in the tax oughbred Chapter of the American leave, on an adjunct basis. area. Business Women's Association as Taking leaves of absence during 1982 Bossof the Year. He was nom- Professor Paul Oberst has an- the coming term will be Professors inated by his Administrative Assis- nounced his intention to retire from Thomas P. Lewis (Spring '83), tants Barbara Drake and Martha teaching effective June 30. Profes- Martin McMahon, who will be a Grange. Barbara was selected the sor Oberst was honored in a special Visiting Professor at the University American Business Women's Asso- program sponsored by the Law of Virginia, Eugene Gaetke, Uni- ciation Woman of the Year for the Alumni Association in 1979. versity of Indiana-Bloomington, local chapter. and John Leathers, sabbatical Profesor Carolyn Bratt received Several promotions approved by leave (Spring '83). Returning from an award as one of three outstand- the Board of Trustees take effect leaves of absence in addition to ing women in the Lexington-Blue- July 1, 1982: Eugene Gaetke, Asso- Professor Campbell are Robert grass area, sponsored by the Amer- ciate Professor with tenure; Martin Lawson, dean designate and Alvin ican Association of University McMahon, Associate Professor Goldman. Both were on sabbat- Women. The awards are given to with tenure; William James, Pro- icals during the spring term. women who have made contribu- (Continued on next page) 21 Moot Court, Law Journal Selections Announced College of Law Second year students Carolyn Reed. Chief Justice Burger and Jus- Events Calendar Boswell, Bill Kuster, Jim Litsey, tices Brennan and Stewart pub- A ..... Steve Porter, and Mark Hinkel, al- 20-21 Computers. law and Practice lished tributes to Justice Reed in (CLE) Lexington ternate, have been selected to rep- the issue. Francis William O'Brien, 25 Classes begin resent the college in the National Tower- Hester Professor of Political 26-27 Products UabUity Seminar (CLE) Moot Court Competition. Their Science at Southwestern Univer- Paducah Sep".be .. first competitive event was the Tri- sity, Georgetown, Texas, a Justice 10 Products Liability Seminar (CLE) State Moot Court Competition, Reed biographer, wrote the fore- Ashland held April 3 at the University of ward. 17-18 Tax Institute (CLE) Lexington Cincinnati. 18 UK vs. Oklahoma (Home) Bennett Boskey, a Washington, 23 Judge Mac Swinford Lecture. The Kentucky Law Journal has DC practitioner and author of Vol- Speaker: U.S. Supreme announced Faculty approval of the umes 1 and 1A of West's Federal Court Justice WUliam following students to serve for aca- Forms, published a special com- Rehnqulsl 24-25 Visiting Committee meeting demic year 1982-83: Editor-in- ment on Justice Reed and his fam- 25 UK \IS. Kansas (Home) Chief, Peggy Frisbie; Holly Stone, ily of law clerks. Four other former 28 On-campus Interviews begin Managing Editor; Shirley Wieg- Reed clerks, George Colvin Coch- Octobe.. and, Executive Editor; Mike Risley ran, Professor of Law, University 1 Products Liability Seminar tCLE) Lexington and Bill Wetterer, Articles Editors; of Mississippi, George V. Mickum, 8 Products Liability Seminar (CLE) Joe Beavin, Comments Editor; III, Steptoe & Johnson, Washing- Owensboro Debra Dawahare, Notes Editor; ton, DC, Timothy B. Dyk, Wilmer 8-9 Off-campus Interviews, Atlanta (Southeastern Law Marty Rehm, Survey Editor. & Pickering, Washington, DC, and Placement Consortium) In March, the Law Journal staff Arthur Rosett, Professor of Law, 15-16 Mineral law Instllute (CLE) issued Volume 69, No.4, which UCLA, published substantive arti- Lexington . was dedicated to Justice Stanley cles. 16 UK \IS. Louisiana State (Home); Class of 1957 reunion 23 UK \IS. Georgia (Home) 30 Classes of 1962, 1963 reunions Law Classes Hear ITC General Counsel Nove.be .. Michael H. Stein, the General Counsel of the International Trade Com- 6 Homecoming, College of law mission, spoke to UK law classes in Administrative Law and Constitutional Alumni Recepllon Law on April 22. In Professor John Rogers' Administrative Law class he des- cribed the inner workings of his agency. formerly the Tariff Commission. In (Continued from page 21) a lively give-and-take with the students, he defended the proposition that fessor; Robert Schwemm, Profes- additional procedural requirements do not generally result in fairer deci- sor. sions. Professor Alvin Goldman has an- Mr. Stein also spoke to Professor Rogers' first-year Constitutional Law nounced that Professor Aziz Tun- class. Prior to going to the I.T .C., Mr. Stein represented federal agencies in kay, Assistant Professor, Depart- the federal Court of Appeals for the U.S. Justice Department for seven years. He had previously taught Constitutional Law in the Mrican country of Leso- ment of Labor Law and Social Se- tho for two years. He gave UK students an inside view of how the U.S. Cov- curity, Istanbul University, will be ernment arrived at its litigating position in a significant Supremacy Clause a Fulbright Scholar and resident at case already covered by the students in class. He also responded to numerous the College Spring term 1983. questions ranging from government litigation problems to advocacy tech- niques to the government's position on affirmative action. Mr. Stein graduated from Swarthmore College and Columbia University Schoolof Law. Following his appearance at the law school, he was a distin- guished guest at a 2-day meeting of the Board of Advisorsof UK's Patterson School of Diplomacy and International Commerce. He spoke at the Patter- son School meeting on April 17 on the fundamental bases for currently per- ceived weaknesses in the American steel. automobile, and semiconductor in- dustries. February, 1982 Kentucky Bar Examination Results Took Passed Pass Rate University of Kentucky 31 27 87.1% University of Louisville 2B 18 64.3% Chase 46 27 58.7% Out-of-State 29 17 58.6% Total 134 89 66.4% 22 4 Graduation day 1982 saw 142 new UK lawyers take their degrees before the largest crowd of parents. friends and alumni ever gathered for such an occasion. Professor John R. Leathers, Dean Thomas P. Lewis, U.S. District Court Judge Scott Reed' 44 and Kerry B. Harvey '82 addressed the assemblage, representing the faculty, the judiciary and the class, respectively. Preliminary tallies show the class to have distributed itself over 16 states, with an overall placement rate as of school's end similar to that of previous classes. The comprehensive report of the employment experience of the class of 1982 will be published in November, 1982 and summarized in the Winter Edition of The Review. Vanessa MullinJ Berge, "82, receiving congratulations at commencement from her mother, Mrs. Bobby E. Mullins, Paintm1le. Law Graduates Receive Degrees Before Record Crowd Graduates receive their fractured farewells from the faculty in a pre-eemmencement conveca- tion in the College of law Courtroom. Otarles Cunningham, Louisville, Roger Cowden, Lexing· ton and Don Combs, Pikeville appear on the front lOW, Oeft to right). Stew Gilliam, Lexington and Bill Geisen, Covington are seated behind, Oeft to right), and Chris Hill is visible to the rear of them. Professor John R. Leathers speaks at Gradua- tion, 1982. Graduates queue up outside Memorial Hall for the May 8 commencement ex- ercises. 23 CLASS OF 1983 Photos start on page 39 PERRY ADANICK Law School Activities: Kentucky Law Journal, Editorial Associ- Hometown: Lexington, Kentucky ate; Recruitment and Visitation Committee. Faculty Appointee; EducatIon: B.A., University of Kentucky (Political Science and Client Counseling Competition. Alternate; Student Bar Associ- Russian Area Studies), with High Distinction ation Law School Activities: International law Moot Court Team; Phi Undergraduate Activities: Rotary International Foundation Alpha Delta. Legal Fraternity, Treasurer; International Law So- Scholarship District Finalist; Terry L. Hatchett Memorial Schol- ciety, Treasurer; Curriculum Committee arship; Junior Achievement Scholarship Award; Sigma Chi Undergraduate Activities: Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity; Track Team; selected as Captain and MVP two Practice Preference: General practice. civil litigation years; NCAA Division III National Finalist 200 Meter Run; Col- lege Athletic Conference Outstanding Performer Award SONDRA S. ALFORD Work Experience: Fowler, Measle and Bell. Lexington, Kentucky. law clerk Hometown: Lexington, Kentucky Practice Preference: General practice Education: B.A .• University of Kentucky (French) Law School Activities: Member. Student Bar Association, Phi CARL JOSEPH BEAVIN Delta Phi, Legal Fraternity Hometown: Lexington, Kentucky Undergraduate Activities: Freshman Leadership Conference Education: B.S., University of Kentucky (Accounting), with Dis- Delegate; Member, Student Center Board; Alpha Delta Pi. So- tinction cial Sorority: Intramural Softball Team Law School Activities: Kentucky Law Journal, Comments Editor; Work Experience: Stoll, Keenon and Park, Lexington, Kentucky, Best Brief Award, First Year Moot Court. McReynolds Club; law clerk, legal secretary; Shuffett, Kenton, Curry and Karem, Member, Phi Delta Phi. Legal Fraternity, Student Bar Associ- Lexington, Kentucky, legal secretary ation Practice Preference: General practice, corporate, tax Undergraduate Activities: Beta Alpha Psi, Accounting Honorary; University of Kentucky Honors Program; Sigma Nu Fraternity, CHERRY OWENS ARTHUR Treasurer Hometown: Barbourville, Kentucky Work Experience: Alston, Miller and Gaines, Atlanta, Georgia, Education: M.A., University of Arkansas, Fayetteville (Compara- law clerk; Stoll. Keenon and Park, Lexington. Kentucky, law tive Literature); B.A., Union College, Kentucky (English), Cum clerk; Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kentucky, professional re- Laude lations representative; Ernst and Ernst, staff accountant Law School Activities: Best Brief Award and Best Oral Argument Practice Preference: General practice. labor law, commercial real Award, First Year Moot Court, Vinson Club; College of Law estate development Scholarships and Awards Committee, Student Representative; KATHLEEN M. BINDER Phi Alpha Delta; Women's law Caucus; Student Bar Associ- ation Hometown: Ashland, Kentucky Work Experience: law clerk. Office of Lowell W. Lundy, Barbour- Education: B.A., Vanderbilt University (English); University Col- ville. Kentucky; Assistant Professor (English, World Literature, lege-Oxford, England Mythology, Technical Writing), Department of Humanities and Law School Activities: Second Year Moot Court Competition; Social Sciences, Tidewater Community College, Portsmouth, Moot Court Board; Member, Ethics Committee and Faculty Re- Virginia; Graduate Teaching Assistant (English, French), De- lations Committee, Phi Delta Phi, Legal Fraternity, Student Bar partments of English and French, University of Arkansas, Association; First Year Orientation Program Fayetteville, Arkansas Undergraduate Activities: Student of the Renaissance in Britain Practice Preference: General practice at Oxford, scholarship recipient; voted "Lady of the Bracelet" - Outstanding Senior Woman; Athenians Junior Honor Society, THOMAS A. BALLANTINE Vice-President; Omicron Delta Kappa Honor Society, Member; "The Original Cast" -a traveling broadway song and dance Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky troupe, Member and Choreographer Education: B.A., University ofKentucky (History) Work Experience: Ashland Oil, Inc., Ashland, Kentucky, law reo Law School Activities: Student Bar Association, Member; Best lated work; Miller. Griffinand Marks, Lexington, Kentucky,law BriefAward, First Year Moot Court clerk; Perlman and Garmer, Lexington, Kentucky, law clerk Work Experience: Turley, Savage and Moore, law clerk Practice Preference: General practice Practice Preference: Litigation, general practice S. DIANNE BLANFORD VALERIE SMITH BARTLEY Hometown: Henderson, Kentucky Hometown: Hindman, Kentucky Education: B.A., University of Kentucky (Business Education), Education: B.A., University of Kentucky (English), with Distinc- with Distinction tion Law School Activities: Moot Court Board; Technical Committee; Law School Activities: Student Bar Association Member, Phi Delta Phi, Legal Fraternity, Student Bar Associ- Work Experience: Thornsbury and Bartley, Attorneys at Law, law ation clerk; Bank of Hindman. bookkeeper; Bank of Hindman, teller; Undergraduate Activities: Student Government, Officer; Phi Beta The Fashion Trend, sales clerk; Captain D's Seafood Restau- Kappa, Honorary Society; Business and Professional Women's rant, waitress Club Award; Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Practice Preference: General practice Colleges Work Experience: Miller, Griffinand Marks, Lexington, Kentucky, CHRISTOPHER PAUL BASTIEN law clerk; West. Ternes, Gibbs and Overfield. Henderson, Ken- Hometown: Glasgow, Kentucky tucky law clerk Education: B.A.• Centre College of Kentucky (History) Practice Preference: General practice 24 CAROLYN J. BOSWELL MICHAEL A. BREEN Hometown: Henderson, Kentucky Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky Education: B.A., University of Kentucky (English), with High Dis- EducatIon: B.A., University of Kentucky (Literature and tinction Philosophy), with Distinction Law School Activities: Moot Court National Tearn, Best Brief and Law School Activities: University Appeals Board: Student Outstanding Advocate. Second Year Moot Court; Phi Delta Phi, Government Judicial Board Historian; Student Bar Association Undergraduate Activities: Phi Beta Kappa; Omicron Delta Undergraduate Actlvltles: Phi Beta Kappa; Mortar Board; Lances Kappa; English-Speaking Union Scholar at Oxford University; Honorary Society, Treasurer; Societas Pro Legibus: Phi Eta University Senate Council; Honors Program; Student Govern- Sigma; Elizabeth Priest Haynes Award ment Senator Work Experience: Boehl. Stopher. Graves and Deindorfer, Lex. Work Experience: Boehl, Stopher, Graves and Deindoerfer, law ington, Kentucky, law clerk: King. Deep, Branaman and Shet- clerk at Lexington office fer. Henderson, Kentucky. law clerk Practice Preference:Litlgation, defense liability, appellate practice Practice Preference: General practice BARBARA J. BOWERS VICKI L. BROOKS Hometown: Evansville, Indiana Hometown: Lexington, Kentucky Education: B.S., Medical Technology, DePauw University; In- Education: B.A., Louisiana State Unlveristy, New Orleans (Educa- diana University tion) Law School ActIvities: Best Brief Award, Moot Court Program; Law School ActivIties: Moot Court Board, Member; Best Brief Phi Delta Phi, Legal Fraternity, Officer; Member, Student Bar Award, Best Oral Award, First Year Moot Court, Trimble Club Association, National Association of Realtors Work ExperIence: J. Gregg Clendenin, law clerk: Carol Davis Undergraduate ActIvities: Dean's List; Merit Scholar: Kappa Hendricks, law clerk; Centerville City Schools, Centerville, Alpha Theta, Fraternity of Women; Student Member, American Ohio, teacher; Varellas, Varellas and Pratt,legal secretary Society of Clinical Pathology, American Society for Medical Practice Preference: General practice, criminal law Technology, DePauw University Panhellinic Council Work ExperIence: James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Children, JUDY S. BROWN Indiana University Medical Center, technical supervisor, Clini- Hometown: Paducah, Kentucky cal Pathology; University of New Mexico College of Medical Education: B.S., University of Kentucky (Animal Sciences) (pre- Technology, instructor, Clinical Chemistry and Clinical MedicalNeterinary in nature), with University Honors Program Virology-Serology Law School ActIvities: Best Oral Argument, First Year Moot Practice Preference: Tax, estate planning, general practice Court: Best Technical Brief, Second Best Substantive Brief, 25 Second Year Moot Court; Client Counseling Competition Parti- arship; Tutored Political Science and History; Psi Chi, Psycho- cipant; Member, American Trial Lawyers' Association. logy Honor Society; Canyon, Texas Community Award; Hop- Women's Law Caucus, Phi Alpha Delta. Legal Fraternity; Stu- kinsville-Christian County Recreation Department; Hopkinsville dent Member, American Agricultural Law Association; Assis- Country Club, tennis instructor tant to U.K. Varsity RifleTeam Practice Preference: General practice, torts and criminal Undergraduate Activities: College of Agriculture Senator; Stu- dent Representative to Agriculture Alumni Board of Directors for two years, representing female portion of undergraduate col- FRANCES E. CATRON lege; Honorary Commissioner of Agriculture; Agriculture Stu- Hometown: Corbin, Kentucky dent Council, Secretary; Governor's Youth Merit Award for Ex- Education: B.A., University of Kentucky (Economics), with High cellence in Agriculture Distinction and Honors Work Experience: Gess, Mattingly, Saunier and Atchison, Lexing- Law School Activities: Kentucky Law Journal, Staff Member; Phi ton. Kentucky, law clerk; B. J.'s Figure Salon, Lexington, Ken- Delta Phi, Legal Fraternity; Student Bar Association tucky, diet and exercise counselor; Congressman Bob Gam- Undergraduate Activities: Phi Beta Kappa; Omicron Delta mage (TX). Washington. D.C., public relations coordinator; Kappa, Vice-President; Omicron Delta Epsilon National Eco- Congressman Carroll Hubbard (KY), Washington, D.C., LBJ in- nomics Honor Society; Presidential Honor Scholarship; Out- tern bound Ambassador Scholar; UK Student Center Board Practice Preference: General practice, agricultural law. medical Work Experience: Stophel, Caldwell and Heggie, P.C., Chattano- law oga, Tennessee, law clerk; Bunch and Brock, lexington, Ken- tucky, law clerk; Judicial Clerkship, Judge L. T. Grant, Fayette MICHAEL D. BRYAN Circuit Court Practice Preference: Estate planning; coal. oil and gas; general Hometown: Williamstown. Kentucky civil Education: B.B.A., University of Kentucky (Business Administra- tion) Law School Activities: Kentucky Law Journal, Staff Member; Stu- KENDALL SINGLETARY CHEEK dent Bar Association, Member Hometown: Lexington, Kentucky Undergraduate Activities: Honors Program; Phi Kappa Tau Education: B.A., University of Kentucky (English) Fraternity Law School Activities: Kentucky Law Journal, Staff Member; Best Work Experience: Vimont, Clay and Wills, Lexington, Kentucky. Oral Argument Award, First Year Moot Court, Reed Club; law clerk; Martin, Howes and Zalman, Louisville, Kentucky, law American Jurisprudence Book Award in Contracts; Student Bar clerk Association Practice Preference: General practice, mineral law Work Experience: Fowler, Measle and Bell, Lexington. Kentucky, law clerk BEVERLY MAXWELL BURDEN Practice Preference: General practice Hometown: Shelbyville, Kentucky Education: B.B.A., Morehead State University (Business Adminis- tration/ Accounting) ANDREW TERRIAN COINER Law School Activities: Second Year Moot Court Participant; Stu- Hometown: Flatwoods, Kentucky dent Bar Association, Member Education: R.B.A., Marshall University (Journalism) Undergraduate Activities: Kappa Delta Sorority, Assistant Law School Activities: University of Kentucky Student Associ- Treasurer, Efficiency Chairperson, Chapter Education Director; ation, College of Law Senator; Student Bar Association Board Phi Beta Lambda, Professional Business Society, Member of Governors. Class Representative; Student Advisory Council; Work Experience: Kentucky Attorney General's Office, Division of Student Bar Association, Member Consumer Protection, Frankfort, Kentucky, accountant, ac- Undergraduate Activities: Editor, The Parthenon. daily student counting supervisor, internal auditor newspaper; Sigma Delta Chi, Society of Professional Jour- nalists, Member; Journalism Student Advisory Council DIANE M. CARLTON Work Experience: Kincaid, Wilson, Schaeffer and Hembree, lex- Hometown: Lexington, Kentucky ington, Kentucky, law clerk: The Ashland Dally Independent, copy editor and news reporter EducatJon: B.A., Eastern Kentucky University (Social Work), with Practice Preference: General practice High Distinction Law School Activities: Kentucky Law Journal, Staff Member; Best Oralist Award, First Year Moot Court, McReynolds Club; Book VICKIE HOWARD COLLINSWORTH Award, CivilProcedure Hometown: Salyersville. Kentucky Work Experience: Stoll, Keenon and Park, Lexington, Kentucky, Education: B.A., Morehead State University (Government), law clerk; Comprehensive Care Center, mental health agency, Summa Cum Laude social worker Law School Activities: Women's Law Caucus Practice Preference: General practice, labor law Undergraduate Activities: Member, Phi Kappa, Phi, Gamma Beta Phi, Honor Societies, Pi Gamma Mu, University Honors DAVID CARTER Program; Who's Who Among American Colleges and Univer- Hometown: Hopkinsville, Kentucky sities; National Dean's List; Pi Gamma Mu Outstanding Senior; Education: B.A., West Texas State University (Political Science), Government Departments Outstanding Senior; Roscoe Play- Magna Cum Laude forth Award for Outstanding Scholarship Law School Activities: Student Bar Association; Intramural Bas- Work Experience: Kentucky Legislative Research Commission, ketball and Soccer Frankfort, Kentucky, Legislative Intern; Marcus Mann, Salyers- Undergraduate Activities: Varsity Tennis Team. West Texas ville, Kentucky, law clerk; Teddy L. Flynt, Salyersville, Ken- State; Alpha Chi, Honor Fraternity; Supreme Court Justice in tucky,law clerk Student Government, Political Science Club; President's Schol- Practice Preference: General practice 26 CLARK JOHNSTON CRAMER, III nity; American Bar Association, Law School Division, Member Hometown: Lexington, Kentucky Undergraduate Activities: Omicron Delta Kappa, National Education: B.S., University of Kentucky (Economics) Leadership Honorary; Tau Beta Pi, National Engineering Hon- Law School Activities: First Year Moot Court Competition (Uni- orary; Chi Epsilon, National Civil Engineering Honorary, Vice versity of Louisville), Finalist; Second Year Moot Court; Student President; Engineering Student Council; College of Engineering Bar Association Student/Faculty Advisory Council; American Society of Civil Undergraduate Activities: Sigma Chi Fraternity; Bachelors of Engineers; American Society of Testing and Materials Student Louisville Award for 1979 Work Experience: Landrum, Patterson and Dickey, Lexington, Work Experience: Webb and Ward, Lexington, Kentucky, law Kentucky, law clerk; Harbison, Kessinger, Lisle and Bush, Lex- clerk ington, Kentucky, law clerk Practice Preference: General practice, corporate, mineral, estate planning KATHRYN L. EBLEN Hometown: Henderson, Kentucky KATHY WRIGHT CURTIS Education: B.S., University of Kentucky (Nursing) Hometown: Wise. Virginia Law Schoo' Activities: Phi Delta Phi, Legal Fraternity; Student Bar Association EducatIon: B.A., Clinch Valley College of the University of Virginia (History and Philosophy); Virginia Polytechnic Institute Undergraduate Activities: Sigma Theta Tau, National Nursing and State University (Graduate study in Civil War History) Honor Society, Delta Psi Chapter Law School ActIvities: Moot Court Board, Ethics Committee; Work Experience: Kentucky Attorney General's Office, Medicaid Oral Advocacy Award, Cardozo Club; Library Committee, Stu- Fraud Control Unit. Frankfort, Kentucky, law clerk dent Representation; Phi Alpha Delta, Vice-Justice; Student Bar Practice Preference: General practice, medical malpractice, per- Association, Member sonalinjury, workmen's compensation Undergraduate ActivitIes: Highland Cavalier, Business Manager; Colgate Garden Honors Society, Member; College Republicans, Chairman; Cotillion Club, Chairman; International Festival CHARLES E. ENGLISH. JR. Committee, Co-Chairman Hometown: Bowling Green, Kentucky Work ExperIence: Earls, Wolfe and Farmer, Norton, Vlrginia,law Education: B.B.A., University of Kentucky clerk; Mullins, Winston, Roberson and Stout, Norton. Virginia, Law School Activities: American Trial Lawyers Association law clerk; American History teacher, Pound High School, Wise Regional Trial Competition; Dean Search Committee, Student County School Board; instructor of Appalachian History, Clinch Representative; Phi Delta Phi, Legal Fraternity; Student Bar As- Valley College Upward Bound Program; member, Roadside sociation Theatre, a division of the Appalachian Film Workshop, Whites- Undergraduate Activities: Chosen "Outstanding Junior" at the burg, Kentucky; Treasurer, Town of Wise, Virginia; Clerk, Town University of Kentucky for '78-'79'; Omicron Delta Kappa, of Wise, Board of Zoning Appeals Leadership Honorary; Who's Who in American Colleges and PractIce Preference: Litigation, mineral, criminal law Universities; Student Government; University Senate; Interfra- ternity Council; "Kentucky Greek Newspaper", Managing JEFFREY A. DARLING Editor; Sigma Chi, Social Fraternity Hometown: Buffalo, New York Work Experience: Committee Aide to Appropriation and Revenue EducatIon: B.A., Morehead State University (Psychology) Committee, Legislative Research Commission; Staff Assistant Low School ActIvitIes: Student Bar Association; Phi Delta Phi, to Senator Walter Dee Huddleston; English, lucas, Priest and legal Fraternity Owsley, Bowling Green, Kentucky, law clerk; Fowler, Measle Undergraduate ActivIties: Morehead State University Senate; and Bell, Lexington, Kentucky, law clerk Delta Tau Delta Fraternity, Vice-President Work Experience: Hughes, Taylor, Elam, Lowry and Rabits, Lex- ELIZABETH SUSAN FEAMSTER ington, Kentucky, law clerk Hometown: Frankfort, Kentucky Practice Preference: General practice, criminal law Education: B.A., Transylvania University (History and Psycho- DEBRA H. DAWAHARE logy), Magna Cum Laude; International Graduate Summer School, Oxford University, Exeter College. England (Summer Hometown: Danville, Kentucky 1980) Education: B.A., Centre College (English); M.A., University of Law School Activities: Kentucky LawJournal, Staff Member; Stu- Kentucky (English) dent Bar Association, Member; elected to Outstanding Young Low School ActivitIes: Kentucky Law Journal, Notes Editor; Women of America, 1981 American Jurisprudence Book Award (Constitutional Law) Undergraduate Activities: Head Advisor, Forrer Hall; Student Undergraduate Activities: Frankel Prize (Creative Writing); Blue- Government Association, Treasurer; Resident Assistant; grass Poetry Circuit Omicron Delta Kappa; Hollrian Society; Psi Chi. Chapter Vlce- Work Experience: University of Kentucky, Department of English, President; Phi Alpha Theta; Chi Omega Sorority; Librarian; instructor Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, 1980: Presi- Practice Preference: General practice dential Scholarship Recipient (4 years); Delta Delta Delta. Ser- vice Scholarship; English-Speaktnq Union Scholarship; ROBERT FRANKLIN DUNCAN Curator Finance Committee, Student Representative; Faculty Hometown: Lexington, Kentucky Library Committee, Student Representative; Dean's List (4 Education: B.S., University of Kentucky (Civil Engineering), with years); Student Finance Committee, Chair; Student Orientation Distinction Leader Law School Activities: Moot Court Board, Vice President; Student Work Experience: Shuffett, Kenton, Curry and Karem, lexington, Bar Association, First Year Class Representative; First Year Kentucky, law clerk Orientation Committee, Chairman; Phi Delta Phi, Legal Frater- Practice Preference: General practice 27 DENIS B. FLEMING, JR. Chicago (Divinity School-Social Ethics); University of Ken- Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky tucky (Political Science) Education: Wittenberg University; B.G.S .• University of Kentucky Law School Activities: Phi Delta Phi, Legal Fraternity; Student (Political Science), with Distinction Bar Association Law School Activities: Member, Moot Court Board. Phi Delta Undergraduate Activities: Phi Alpha Theta, History Honorary; Phi, Legal Fraternity; Best Oral Argument Award, First Year Oswald Research and Creativity Award (Humanities); Univer- Moot Court, Rutledge Club sity Student Advisory Committee; Honors Program Undergraduate Activities: Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity, Presi- Work Experience: Federal Correctional Institution, Lexington, dent (1 1/2 yrs.); Outstanding Active of Lambda Chi Alpha for Kentucky, legal intern; Department for Human Resources, 1978; Order of Omega for Interfraternity Service. Member; Frankfort, Kentucky, management analyst (1975.1980) Lances Junior Men's Honorary; Wittenberg University Practice Preference: General practice Dorm/Floor President Work Experience: Anderson and Anderson. Lexington. Kentucky, RICHARD GARRElT GRIFFITH lawderk Hometown: Lexington, Kentucky Practice Preference: General practice Education: B.A., University of Kentucky (History), with High Dis- tinction CAROLYN (LYN) MARTIN GEISLER Law School Activities: Kentucky Law Journal, Staff Member: Hometown: Louisville. Kentucky Moot Court Board; Phi Delta Phi, Legal Fraternity, President: Education: B.A., University of Kentucky (English); M.A., Univer- Advocats Basketball Team; First Year Orientation Leader; Stu- sity of Kentucky (Education) dent Bar Association, Member Law School Activities: Kentucky Law Journal, Staff Member; Stu- Undergraduate Activities: Phi Beta Kappa Honorary; Lances dent Bar Association; Phi Delta Phi, Legal Fraternity; Faculty Junior Honorary; University of Kentucky Honors Program; Curriculum and Personnel Committees, Student Representative Sigma Nu, Social Fraternity Undergraduate Activities: Phi Beta Kappa Honorary; Phi Delta Work Experience: Calkins, Kramer, Grimshaw and Harring, Kappa Honorary; Delta Delta Delta Sorority Denver, Colorado, law clerk; Stoll, Keenon and Park, Lexing- Work Experience: Office of U.S. Congressman Larry Hopkins, ton, Kentucky, law clerk Washington, D.C., intern; Dayton and Nunery, Lexington, Practice Preference: General practice, corporate law Kentucky, law clerk; Fayette County Schools, Lexington, Ken- tucky, high school English teacher Practice Preference: General practice CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH GOHMAN Hometown: Florence, Kentucky Education: H.A.B., Xavier University (Classical Language and Philosophy), Cum Laude Law School Activities: Phi Alpha Delta, Legal Fraternity, Mem- ber; Student Bar Association; Intramural Basketball and Soft- ball Undergraduate Activities: Honors Program: Print Shop Person- nel; Intramural Basketball: Varsity Baseball: Thomas More Pre- Law Society Work Experience: Berteisman, Kaufmann, Zalla and Seidenfaden, Newport, Kentucky, law clerk Practice Preference: General practice, criminal R. LEE GREENUP Hometown: Paris, Kentucky Education: B.A., Transylvania Universtiy (Political Science), Cum Laude, minor in History; Graduate work, Exeter College, Oxford University Law School Activities: Best Brief Award, First Year Moot Court: Student Bar Association Undergraduate Activities: Omicron Delta Kappa, Honor Society, Member; Phi Alpha Theta, Honor Society, Vice-President; Eng- lish-Speaking Union Scholarship Recipient: Student Govern. ment Senator (2 years); Residence Hall Assistant; Yearbook Sports Editor; Who's Who Among American Colleges and Unt- versttles: Society of Distinguished College Graduates; Society of International Youth inAchievement; nominated for Outstanding Young Men in America Work Experience: Kentucky Department of Banking and Securities, Office of the General Counsel, law clerk Practice Preference: General practice MARVIN HARDY GRIFFITH Hometown: Lexington, Kentucky Education: B.A., University of Kentucky (History); University of 28 MARGARET MVLVlLLE FRISBIE JAMES E. HARGROVE Hometown: Danville. Kentucky Hometown: Milton, Kentucky Education: 8.S.J.t Northwestern University Medill School of Jour- Education: B.S., Western Kentucky University (Accounting), Cum nalism Laude Law School Activities: Kentucky Law Journal. Editor-In-Chief; Law School Activities: Client Counseling Competition; Omicron Best Comment Award, Kentucky Law Journal; Best Brief Delta Kappa; Black American Law Student Association Award, Brandeis Club. First Year Moot Court; Faculty Self. Undergraduate Activities: Associate Student Government, Presi- Study Committee, Student Representative; Student Bar Associ- dent; Sigma Chi Fraternity, President; Junior Class, President; ation, Member Interfraternity Council, President; Phi Eta Sigma, Honor So- Undergraduate Activities: Alpha lambda Delta, Journalism Hon- ciety, President; Order of Omega, Honor Society, President; orary. Member; Northwestern Mock Political Convention Com- WKU Board of Regents, Student Member mittee; Radio Station WNUR. Reporter Work Experience: Fowler, Measle and Bell, lexington, Kentucky, Work Experience: Sidley and Austin, Chicago, Illinois, law clerk; law clerk Greenebaum, Doll and McDonald, Lexington, Kentucky, law Practice Preference: General practice, tax clerk; Centre College of Kentucky, Danville. Kentucky, Director of Information Services and College Editor MICHAEL R. HEAD Practice Preference: General practice Hometown: Versailles, Kentucky Education: B.A., University of Kentucky (Philosophy) Law School Activities: Moot Court, Board Member DAVID P. GRISE Work Experience: P.T. Vance, Versailles, Kentucky, law clerk Hometown: Richmond, Kentucky Practice Preference: General practice Education: B.A., Eastern Kentucky University (Political Science), with High Distinction GREGG GARTH HECKLEY Law School Activities: Kentucky Law Journal, Staff Member; Best Hometown: Fort Wayne, Indiana Brief Award, First Year Moot Court; Book Award for Civil Pro- Education: B.S., University of louisville (Accounting), with High cedure; Phi Alpha Delta, legal Fraternity; Member, Student Honors and American Bar Associations Law School Activities: American Trial Lawyers Association; Stu- Undergraduate Activities: Political Science Departmental Award; dent Bar Association; Who's Who Among American Law Stu- World Affairs Club, President; Administrative Intern in State dents Government (Consumer Protection); Delegate to the National Undergraduate Activities: Phi Kappa Phi, Honor Society Model United Nations; World Affairs Club Speech Award; Mem- Work Experience: Bruce P. Zalman, Louisville, Kentucky, law ber, Phi Kappa Phi Honorary, Pi Sigma Alpha Honorary, clerk Lambda Sigma Honorary; Student Senator; Barrister's Club Practice Preference: General practice, taxation Work Experience: Kentucky Attorney General's Office, law clerk; Barnett and Alagia, Louisville, law clerk Practice Preference: Trade regulation, judicial clerkship GERALD OTIS HENDERSON, JR Hometown: Ashland, Kentucky Education: B.B.A., University of Cincinnati (Quantitative CHARLES MICHAEL HAINES Analysis) Hometown: Owenton, Kentucky Law School Activities: Moot Court Board; Student Bar Associ- Education: B.A., Transylvania University (History and Political ation; University of Kentucky Judicial Board; Phi Delta Phi, Science) legal Fraternity; Intramural Basketball and Soccer Law School Activities: Best Oral Argument Award, First Year Undergraduate Activities: Student Activities Board: Student Moot Court, Harlan Club; Moot Court Board; Faculty Relations Community Involvement Program; Pre-Law Society; Co- Committee, Chairman operative Education Program; Chairman, Jerry Lewis Muscular Undergraduate Activities: Phi Alpha Theta, Honors Society, Dystrophy Telethon, Ashland, Kentucky, 1979 President; Men's Intramurals, Director Work Experience: McKenzie, Woolery and Emrick, Ashland, Ken- Practice Preference: General practice tucky, law clerk; Professor Harold R. Weinberg, research assis- tant; Professor Robert G. Lawson, research assistant; University HARDIN G. HALSEY of Kentucky Law Library staff; Ashland Oil, lnc., Ashland, Ken- tucky, computer analyst Hometown: Mouth of Wilson. Virginia Practice Preference: General practice Education: B.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Univer- sity (Mechanical Engineering), with Distinction Law School Activities: Kentucky Law Journal, Staff Member; Best MARK JOSEPH HINKEL Brief and Oral Argument Awards, First Year Moot Court, Gil- Hometown: Lexington, Kentucky Ham Club: Phi Delta Phi, legal Fraternity; Student Bar Associ- Education: B.A., University of Kentucky (Business Administration) ation Law School Activities: National Moot Court Team, First Alter. Undergraduate Activities: Pi Tau Sigma, Mechanical Engineering nate; Orientation Committee; Member, The Association of Trial Honor Fraternity, Vice President, Recording Secretary, Lawyers of America, Phi Delta Phi, legal Fraternity, Student Initiation Chairman; The American Society of Mechanical Engi- Bar Association neers; Tau Beta Pi, Engineering Fraternity; Phi Eta Sigma, Undergraduate Activities: Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity, Presi- Freshman Honor Fraternity; Intramural Softball and Basketball dent; Inter-Fraternity Council Representative; Student Govern- Work Experience: Stoll, Keenon and Park, Lexington, Kentucky, ment Senator law clerk; Murphy, King, Enlow and Dunn, lexington, Ken- Work Experience: I.B.M. Corporation; Fowler, Measle and Bell, tucky, law clerk; Procter and Gamble Manufacturing Company, lexington, Kentucky, law clerk; Johnstone, Adams, May, lexington, Kentucky, staff engineer, production supervisor Howard and Hill, Mobile, Alabama, law clerk Practice Preference: General practice Practice Preference: General practice, litigation 29 JOHN A. HOLMES DAVID BRENT IRVIN Hometown: Mansfield, Ohio Hometown: Lexington, Kentucky Education: B.A., Georgetown College (American Studies) Education: B.S., Southwest Missouri State University (Market- Law School Act'll't'es: Student Bar Association, Member ing), Cum Laude Undergraduate Activities: Student Government Association, Law School Activities: Student Bar Association Orientation Chairman; Phi Alpha Theta, Honors Society, President; Leader; American Bar Association, Law Student Division Rep- Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity; Georgetown College Board of resentative; American Trial Lawyer Association; Phi Delta Phi, Trustees, Student Representative; Intercollegiate Wrestling Legal Fraternity; Second Year Moot Court Competition; Nathan Work Experience: Denney, Morgan and Rather, Lexington, Ken- Burkan Memorial Copyright Law Competition tucky, law clerk Undergraduate Activities: Phi Sigma Epsilon Fraternity, Presi- Practice Preference: General practice. criminal dent; Student Government Association; American Marketing Association Work Experience: Bullett, Kinkead, Irvin and Reinhardt, law clerk FLORENCE S. HUFFMAN Practice Preference: General practice, corporate Hometown: Harrodsburg, Kentucky Education: B.S., Eastern Kentucky University (Elementary and SARAH HOWARD JENKINS Special Education), with High Distinction; M.A., Eastern Ken- Hometown Lexington, Kentucky tucky University (Early Childhood Education), with High Distin- EducQtlon: B.A., Hanover College (Speech and Drama); M.A., ction University of Kentucky (English) Law School Activities: Member, Phi Alpha Delta, Legal Frater- Law School Activities: Kentucky Law Journal, Staff Member; Col- nity, Student Bar Association lege of Law Orientation for Entering Students 1980, Chairper- Undergraduate Activities: Member, Phi Kappa Phi, National Edu- son; Moot Court Award for Best Oral Advocate (first year pro- cational Honor Society, National Scholastic Honor Society, gram); Black American Law Students Association Student Council for Exceptional Children; Recipient, WHAS Undergraduate Activities: Theta Alphi Phi, Dramatic Honorary; Special Education Scholarships (1974-75 and 1976-77) Mortar Board; Alpha Omicrom Pi Sorority; Most Outstanding Work Experience: Equity Insurance Managers, Lexington, Ken- Senior Woman 1969; U.S. Delegate to Girl Scout's Interna- tucky assistant bookkeeper, manager of Accounts Receivable tional Friendship Conference, Poena, India; Dean's List Department; Mary G. Hogsett Elementary. Danville, Kentucky, Work Experience: Greenebaum, Doll and McDonald, Louisville, learning disabilities resource teacher for grades 2·6; Adminis- Kentucky, law clerk; Lewis and Roca, Phoenix, Arizona, law trative Assistant to Judge Robert M. Spragens, Eleventh Judi- clerk; Steptoe and Johnson, Washington, D.C.• law clerk; Pro- cial Circuit fessor John Garvey, University of Kentucky, research assistant; Practice Preference: General practice University of Kentucky, Assistant Dean of Students; Kentucky State University, instructor JEFFREY BRiAN HUNT Practice Preference: Tax, litigation, trusts and estates, criminal Hometown: Barboursville, West Virginia Education: B.A.• Marshall University (Political Science; Minors in KATHLEEN ANN KALLAHER Journalism, History, Latin), Magna Cum Laude Hometown: Memphis. Tennessee lAw School Activities: Kentucky Law Journal, 1981-82, Editorial Education: B.A., Vanderbilt University Associate; Co-author (with John R. Leathers and R. M. Law School Activities: Kentucky Law Journal. Staff Member; Stu- Tomasi), "Civil Procedure Survey, 1980-82," 70-2, Kentucky dent Bar Association, Member; Intramural Flag Football Law Journal (1981-82); Phi Alpha Delta, Legal Fraternity, Chief Undergraduate Activities: Senior Representative to the Student Justice; American Trial Lawyers' Association (AnA). Student Health Committee Division, President; Tutorial Program, Student Bar Association, Work Experience: Office of Public Advocacy, Frankfort, Kentucky, Chairman; Student Bar Association, Civil Procedure I and II, law clerk; Appalachian Research and Defense Fund, Lexington, Tutor; Student Bar Association Orientation Leader, 1981; Ac- Kentucky, research assistant tive in Student Bar Association Activities; Ornicon Delta Kappa, Practice Preference: General practice, criminal, estate planning University of Kentucky Undergraduate Activities: Omicron Delta Kappa, Leadership ANNE E. KEATING Honorary; Marshall University (John Marshall) Honors Pro- Hometown: Lexington, Kentucky gram; Pi Sigma Alpha, Political Science Honorary, President; Education: M.S.W.• University of Minnesota (1970-72); University Member, Phi Eta Sigma, Freshman Scholarship Honorary, of Calgary (1969-70); B.A., College of William and Mary (1964- Alpha Epsilon Rho, National Broadcasting Honorary, Phi 68); Hamilton College Junior Year in France (1966-67); Institute Alpha Theta, History Honorary, Student Athletic Board; Tecnologico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey (Summer Frasure-Singleton Legislative Internship with the West Virginia 1965) Legislature, 1978; Federal Government Survey of Flood Control Law School Activities: Phi Delta Phi, Legal Fraternity; American in Southern West Virginia, 1978; WMUL-FM, Program Direc- Bar Association, Student Division; Student Bar Association; tor, Music Director, Operations Director. 1976-79; WMUL-FM. Women's Law Caucus Outstanding Service Award, 1977.78; Coach, play and referee Undergraduate Activities: French Honor Society; Listed in Who's Intramural sports Who of American Women, 12th Ed. (1981-82); Community Work Experience: Strauss, Troy and Ruehlmann, Cincinnati, Activities: American Association of University Women. Secre- Ohio. 1982, summer associate; WGNT Radio. Huntington, tary (1977-78); Program Planning, Vice-President (1979·SO); West Virginia, announcer, newscaster. assistant music director; Professional Memberships: National Association of Social WKEE AM/FM, Huntington, West Virginia, announcer, WWHY Workers; Academy of Certified Social Workers; Certification of Radio, Huntington, Wi!st Virginia, music director, announcer; the State Board of Examiners of Social Work of Kentucky Music Man, Inc., assistant in Promotions and Distribution Work Experience: Appalachian Research and Defense Fund of Practice Preference: Business, corporate, with an emphasis on lit- Kentucky, law clerk; research assistant for Professor Graham; igation and negotiation Child Protection Services Specialist, Department for Human 30 Resources, Frankfort, Kentucky; University of Kentucky Medi- Undergraduate Activities: American Business Women's Associ- cal Center, Senior Social Worker (1975-79); part-time instructor ation, LouisvilleChapter, Scholarshp for the' College of Social Work (fall, 1978); Women and Infants Work Experience: Wyatt, Tarrant and Combs, Lexington, Ken- Hospital, Providence, Rhode Island, Senior Caseworker (1974- tucky, law clerk; Kentucky State Board of Bar Examiners, Lex- 75); Aroostook Mental Health Center, Fort Kent, Maine, outpa- ington, Kentucky, Executive Assistant; Gess, Mattingly, Saunier tient therapist (1972-74) and Atchinson, Lexington, Kentucky, legal secretary; Segal, Practice Preference: General practice Isenberg, Sales and Stewart, Louisville, Kentucky, legal secre- tary KENNETH E. KNOPF Practice Preference: General practice, property Hometown: St. Albans, West Virginia M. ELIZABETH LeVAN Education: B.A., University of Kentucky (Political Science), with Distinction Hometown: Baton Rouge, Louisiana Low School Activities: Phi Delta Phi, Legal Fraternity: Intramural Education: B.A., Vanderbilt University (English/Art History), Soccer and Softball Magna CumLaude Undergraduate Activities: Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Nu Fraternity Law School Activities: Kentucky Low Journal, Staff Member; Phi Secretary and Alumni contact officer; University of Kentucky Delta Phi Fraternity; Orientation Advisor; Intramural Football Student Center Board Executive Committee; Student leader- Team; Student Bar Association ship Conference Co-leader; Arts and Sciences Undergraduate Undergraduate Activities: Freshman and Junior Class Honorary AdvisoryCommittee Societies; Chi Omega Sorority, Officer; British Studies Pro- Work Experience: Central Kentucky Legal Services, law clerk; gram, Oxford, England; Vanderbilt University Theatre, Broad- Kenneth H. Smee, law clerk way Troupe; Freshman Scholastic Advisor Practice Preference: General practice Work Experience: Perlman and Garmer, Lexington, Kentucky, law clerk; Liskow and Lewis, New Orleans, Louisiana, law clerk; DAVID V. KRAMER Johnstone, Adams, May, Howard and Hill, Mobile, Alabama, law clerk; Breazeale, Sachse and Wilson, Baton Rouge, Hometown: Melbourne, Kentucky Louisiana, law clerk; Louisiana Legislative Council, Baton Education: H.A.B., Xavier University (Classical Languages and Rouge, Louisiana Philosophy), Cum Laude Practice Preference: General practice Law School Activities: Judicial Clerkship Program; Student Bar Association, Social Committee; U.K. Student Government, Stu- JAMES WILLIAM LITSEY dent Code Committee; Phi Alpha Delta, Bailiff '81-82, Social Hometown: Lexington, Kentucky Chairman '82-83; Intramural Sports Education: B.S., University of Kentucky (Accounting) Undergraduate Activities: Honors Program; St. Thomas More Law School Activities: Kentucky Law Journal, Staff Member; Pre-Lew Society; Athenaeum Staff (Student Literary Publica- Moot Court National Team; Award for Excellence in Oral Advo- tion); Intramural Sports cacy, First Year Moot Court; Student Bar Association, Work Experience: United States Attorney, Eastern District of Ken- Treasurer; First Year Orientation Committee, Chairman; Phi tucky, law clerk; Ohio Public Interest Campaign, Cincinnati, Delta Phi, Legal Fraternity, Exchequer; Intramural Sports Ohio, lobbyist and fundralser Undergraduate Activities: Beta Alpha Psi, Accounting Honor So- Practice Preference: General practice, criminal, estate planning ciety; Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity, President, Treasurer; Order of Omega Greek Honor Society; University of Kentucky Student CHARLES W. KUSTER. JR. Center Board, Committee Chairman Hometown: Cynthiana, Kentucky Work Experience: Touche Ross and Co., Louisville, Kentucky, Education: B.S., University of Kentucky (History) Certified Public Accountant; Kincaid, Wilson, Schaeffer and Law School Activities: First Year Best Oral Argument Award Hembree, Lexington, Kentucky, law clerk; Frost and Jacobs, Marshall Club; Moot Court National Team; Phi Alpha Delta, Cincinnati, Ohio, law clerk Member Practice Preference: General corporate, corporate and tax Undergraduate Activities: U.K. Honors Program Graduate litigation Work Experience: Gess, Mattingly, Saunier and Atchison, Lexing- ton, Kentucky, law clerk; Vimont and Clay, Lexington, Ken- BERNARD F. LOVELY tucky,law clerk Hometown: Middletown, Ohio Practice Preference: General practice, personal Injury, insurance Education: A.B., Morehead State University (English); M.A., defense, litigation and appellate practice Morehead State University (English); Doctoral Candidate, Uni- versity of Kentucky (English) BRIAN JAY LAMBERT Law School Activities: Moot Court Board, President; Faculty Hometown: Lexington, Kentucky Writing Committee, Student Representative; Student Bar Asso- Education: B.A., University of Kentucky ciation; Women's LawCaucus Law School Activities: Student Bar Association, Member Undergraduate Activities: Blue Key National Honor Fraternity, Undergraduate Activities: Honors Program, Intercollegiate De- Secretary; College Literary Magazine, Editorial Board; Student bate Government, Graduate Representative; University Senate, Work Experience: McAlpin's, retail sales, loss prevention; Sears Graduate Student Representative: Kentucky Student Govern- Roebuck, security assistant ment, MSU's Representative; English Graduate Student Orga- Practice Preference: General practice, litigation nization, President; Outstanding Teaching Assistant, University of Kentucky MARSHA JENKINS LAMBERT Work Experience: Scorsone law offices, law clerk; Common- Hometown: Louisville,Kentucky wealth Attorney for Madison and Clark Counties, law clerk; Cal- Education: B.G.S., Universityof Kentucky, with Distinction 10100, Assistant Editor; Webber College, Chairman, Humanities Law School Activities: Student Bar Association; Phi Delta Phi: Division; Centre College, part-time instructor; Warner Southern Best Brief Award, Best Oral Argument Award, First Year Moot College, Chairman, Communications Department Court Practice Preference: General practice, litigation, media law 31 WESLEY S. LOY SUSAN SPECTOR MILLER Hometown: Lexington, Kentucky Hometown: Lexington, Kentucky Education: B.S., University of Kentucky (Accounting); M.B.A., Education: B.S., Georgia State University (English Education), University of Kentucky (May 1983) Cum Laude Law School Activities: Moot Court Board. Secretary-Treasurer; Law School Activities: Best Brief Award, First Year Moot Court; National Team Alternate; Student Bar Association. First Year Women's law Caucus: Student Bar Association; Phi Delta Phi Representative; Member, Phi Delta Phi, Legal Fraternity, Amer- Work Experience: Miller, Griffinand Marks, Lexington, Kentucky, ican Bar Association, Law School Division paralegal; Dekalb Co. Board of Education, Atlanta, Georgia, Undergraduate ActIvities: Executive Administrative Assistant to teacher; Trust Co. Bank of Georgia, Atlanta, Georgia. President of Student Government; Intramural Football. Basket- Customer Service ball and Softball Practice Preference: General practice Work Experience: Central Kentucky Legal Services. law clerk Practice Preference: Corporate or business related MICHAEL S. MILLS Hometown: Lexington, Kentucky SCOTT DENNISON MAJORS Education: B.S., University of Kentucky (Accounting) Hometown: Louisville. Kentucky Law School Activities: Phi Alpha Delta, Legal Fraternity; Student Education: B.A., University of Kentucky (Psychology), with Distin- Bar Association, Member ction Work Experience: Jerrico, lnc., Lexington, Kentucky, accounting Law School Activities: Best Oral Argument Award, First Year intern; Sugar Tree Coal Company, Lexington, Kentucky, ac- Moot Court, Gilliam Club; Women's law Caucus; Orientation countant Advisor: Member; American Bar Association, law Student Divi- Practice Preference: General practice in tax and corporate areas sion, Student Bar Association Undergraduate Activities: Student Health Organization, Presi- JAMES M. MOONEY dent; Student Health Advisory Committee, Vice-Chairman: Stu- Hometown: Lexington, Kentucky dent Government Representative; Psi Chi, Psychology Honor- Education: B.A., University of Kentucky (Political Science) ary; Residence Hall Staff Advisor; Summer Advising Conference Law School Activities: Academic Status Committee, Student Ad- Leader; U.K. Handicapped Services, Reader for the Blind: Big visor; Phi Delta Phi, Legal Fraternity; Student Bar Association, Brothers ofLexington Member Work Experience: Office of Public Advocacy, Commonwealth of _ Undergraduate: Academic Judicial Board, Wake Forest Univer- Kentucky. law clerk; Kentucky Department of Justice, State sity, Student Advisor; Lambda Sigma Honorary Society, Miami Probation and parole officer; Baron Personnel Agency of louis- University ville, employment counselor Work Experience: Shuffett, Kenton, Curry and Karem, Lexington, Practice Preference: Plaintiff litigation, criminal defense, lntellec- Kentucky, law clerk tual property, products liability Practice Preference: General practice, criminal DOUGLAS LAWRENCE McSWAIN KAREN S. MOORE Hometown: Richmond, Kentucky Hometown: Lexington, Kentucky Education: B.A., Vanderbilt University (Political Science), Cum Education: B.A., Northern Kentucky University (English) Laude Law School Activities: Phi Delta Phi; Student Bar Association; Law School Activities: Kentucky Law Journal, Staff Member: Uni- Women's Law Caucus versity of Kentucky Law School Representative at Regional Undergraduate Activities: Recipient of an honorary business Client Counseling Competition; American Jurisprudence Con- award; Named Outstanding Young Woman of America; Mem- stitutional Law Award; Christian Legal Fellowship; Student Bar ber, U.S. Senate Staff Club, Phi Beta Lambda, Disadvantaged Association, Member Youth Tutorial Program Undergraduate Activities: ClRUNA Club (Council on Interne- Work Experience: Stoll, Keenon and Park, Lexington, Kentucky, tional Relations and United Nations Affairs), President; Student legal aide; Pendleton County Board of Education, Falmouth, Government, Representative; Political Science Association, Kentucky, teacher of British Literature; U.S. Senator Walter F. Member: Baptist Student Union Mondale, Capitol Hill, Washington, D.C., staff assistant and Work Experience: Boult, Cummings, Conners and Berry, Nash- legislative researcher for the Senate Budget Committee; Na- ville, Tennessee, messenger: Martin, Ockerman and Brabant, tional Canners Association, Washington, D.C., administrative Lexington, Kentucky, law clerk; Kentucky Attorney General's assistant to the National Vice President; Federal Home Loan Office, Consumer Protection Division, legal aide; Kentucky At- Mortgage Corporation, Cincinnati, Ohio and Washington, torney General's Office, Welfare Fraud Division, legal aide D.C., loan reviewer and assistant to the National Loan Services Practice Preference: General practice Director Practice Preference: General practice M. AUSTIN MEHR Hometown: Clinton, Kentucky Education: B.S., Murray State University (Biology), Cum Laude KEITH MOORMAN Law School Activities: Student Bar Association, Member; Intra- Hometown: Carrollton, Kentucky mural Basketball Education: B.S., University of Kentucky (Forestry) Undergraduate Activities: Phi Beta Kappa, Honor Society; Beta Law School Activities: Kentucky Law Journal, Staff Member; Best Beta Beta, Honor Society; University Lifeguard; Genetics Lab BriefAward, First Year Moot Court, Brandeis Club: ACLU Instructor Undergraduate Activities: Xi Sigma Pi, Forestry Honorary: Alpha Work Experience: R. Bruce Stith and Associates, Lexington, Ken- Zeta, Agriculture Honorary; Farm House Fraternity tucky, law clerk; Baroid Logging Systems, Bay City, Texas, log- Work Experience: Appalachian Research and Defense Fund of ging engineer Kentucky, lnc., law clerk Practice Preference: General practice, property, land use planning Practice Preference: Criminal law, environmental law 32 CARLOS RAY MORRIS Undergraduate Activities: College Entrance Exam Upper Division Hometown: Barbourville. Kentucky Scholarship Award; Phi Beta Kappa; Dean's List; Research As- Education: B.G.S., University of Kentucky (Political Science), sistant, Board Certification, American Society of Clinical Path- with Highest Distinction ology; Co-author, "Slot-Machine Tendonitis," "Anxiety and Re- Law School Actlv'ties: Student Bar Association; ATLA Student lief from Invasive Procedures," New England Journal of Medi- Section cine Work Experience: Bill Stark, Barbourville, Kentucky, law clerk; Work Experience: Northwestern Legal Clinic, Portland, Oregon, Charles Mihalek, lexington, Kentucky. law clerk; Judicial legal intern; Perlman and Garmer, Lexington, Kentucky, law Clerkship; Guy Millward,legal research clerk Practice Preference: General practice, trial work Practice Preference: General practice, medical malpractice, pro- ducts liability WILLIAM HAYS NEELY Hometown: Mayfield, Kentucky CYNTHIA LYNN OLIVER Education: B.S., Murray State University (Accounting), Magna Hometown: Lexington, Kentucky Cum Laude Education: B.A., Transylvania University (Political Science), Law School Activities: Best Brief Award, First Year Moot Court. Magna Cum Laude; Summer Graduate Studies, Exeter College, Trimble Club; Student Bar Association, Member Oxford, England Undergraduate Activities: Member. Beta Alpha Psi, National Ac- Law School Activities: Kentucky Law Journal, Staff Member; Best counting Fraternity, Beta Gamma Sigma. Honorary Business Oral Argument, First Year Moot Court; Book Award, Torts; Phi Society. Alpha Chi, Honorary Society; Pi Kappa Alpha, Social Delta Phi, Legal Fraternity; Student Bar Association Fraternity, Vice-President and Treasurer Undergraduate Activities; Student Government Association, Work Experience: Potter and Company, accounting firm, tax Vice-President, Secretary; Omicron Delta Kappa, Chairman of work; Duncan, Smith and Sullivan, accounting firm, tax work; Orientation Leaders; Delta Delta Delta; Who's Who Among Neely and Brien, law clerk American College Students; Virginia Bowman Cecil Award for Practice Preference: Tax practice Outstanding Junior Woman Work Experience: Jackson, Kelly, Holt and O'Farrell, Charleston, West Virginia, law clerk SUSAN USHIRODA NEIMAN Practice Preference: General practice, litigation Hometown: Portland, Oregon Education: B.S., University of Oregon (Microbiology); B.S., Uni- versity of Oregon Health Sciences Center (Medical Technology) KEENAN PAWLEY M.T., A.S.C.P. Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky Law School Activities: Minority law Student Association; Best Education: B.S., Western Kentucky University (Finance) Brief Award. First Year Moot Court; Phi Delta Phi, Legal Frater- Law School Activities: Phi Alpha Delta, Clerk; American Bar As- nity; Student Bar Association; Orientation Committee; Ameri- sociation, Law Student Division, Member, Section on Cor- can Bar Association, Student Member porate, Business and Securities Law 33 Undergraduate Activities: Small Business Institute, Financial Ad- Undergraduate Activities: Phi Beta Kappa; Student Government visor; Pre-law Club; Phi Beta Lambda, Second Place In State Representative; Political Science Graduate Students, President; Business Law Competition; Intramural Softball, Football Junior Year abroad Work Experience: Kentucky Department of Banking and Se- Work Experience: Wyatt, Tarrant and Combs, Lexington, Ken- curities, Frankfort, Kentucky,law clerk tucky,law clerk; Holme, Roberts and Owen, Denver, Colorado; Practice Peference: General practice, financial law (banking, se- Morrison and Foerster, San Francisco, California, law clerk curities, etc.} Practice Preference: Litigation, natural resources, corporate ANDREW J. PAYTON LOIS ANN RENFRO Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky Hometown: Columbia, Kentucky Education: B.B.A., University of Kentucky Education: B.S., Campbellsville College (Political Science with Law School Activities: Student Bar Association Accounting Minor), Summa Cum Laude Undergraduate Activities: Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity Law School Activities: Student Bar Association; Best Brief Award Work Experience: City of Louisville Law Department, law clerk; Undergraduate Activities: Presidential Scholarship; Amicus Murphy, King, Enlow and Dunn, law clerk Curiae, Secretary-Treasurer, Vice-President; Phi Beta Lambda, Practice Preference: General practice Business Club, Treasurer; Political Science Award Work Experience: Judicial clerkship R. JOSEPH PHILLIPS, III Practice Preference: General practice Hometown: Owensboro, Kentucky WILLIAM ROBERT RENNER Education: B.A., University of Mississippi (Zoology and Chemis- Hometown: Somerset, Kentucky try); Graduate Work, University of Kentucky (Radiation Education: B.S .• University of Kentucky (Agriculture Economics); Dosimetry) Masters in Business Administration, University of Kentucky Law School Activities: Kentucky Law Journal, Staff Member; Law School Actfvltles: UK Institutional Steering Committee for 1982-83 Moot Court Board, Member; Research Assistant for System·Wide Accreditation (Southern Association of CoUeges Tax Professor Stephen J. Vasek; University of Kentucky Law and Schools), Member; University of Kentucky's Student Asso-- College Library Staff, 1980-81; UK Law College Visitation and ciation's Judicial Board, Chief Justice; Omicron Delta Kappa, Recruitment Committee, 1980-81; Phi Delta Phi Leadership Honorary, President Undergraduate Activities: Freshman Scholars Program; Zoology Undergraduate Activities: Gamma Sigma Delta (top 10% of Lab Instructor, 1974-75; Intramurals class); Recipient, Otis A. Singletary Award as Outstanding Male Work Experience: Greenebaum, Doll and McDonald, Louisville, Graduate, University of Kentucky; UK Student Association, Kentucky, law clerk; Stoll, Keenon and Park, Lexington, Ken- Vice President. Senator-at-Large, Agriculture Senator; Omicron tucky, law clerk; Parchman and Oyler Realtors, Cincinnati, Delta Kappa, Vice President; Alpha Gamma Rho, Social Frater- Ohio, relocation management and real estate sales nity, Treasurer; Agri-Buslness Club. Vice-President Practice Preferences: Corporate practice, litigation Work Experience: BRI.lnc., an investment firm, president; Collins Gate Company, co-partner STEPHEN PHILIPS PORTER Practice Preference: Corporation law, corporation tax, cor- Hometown: Anchorage, Kentucky poration management Education: A.A., Wesley College; B.A., Emory University (Eng- MARK S. RIDDLE lish) Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky Law School Activities: Moot Court National Team; Moot Court Education: B.A., University of Kentucky (Business Administra- Board; Mineral-Energy Law Committee, Chairman; First Year tion), with Distinction and Honors Orientation, Group Leader; Student Bar Association, Member Law School Activities: Moot Court Board; Best Brief Award, First Undergraduate Activities: Emory: Steering Committee, English Year Moot Court Club; University of Kentucky Judicial Board; Department, Chairman; School Paper Contributor. Wesley: Phi Phi Delta Phi, Legal Fraternity; Student Bar Association; Theta Kappa, Honor Society; Honors Institute; Phi Theta American Bar Association, Law Student Division Kappa; Membership Selections Committee; Tutoring; School Undergraduate Activities: Societas Pro Leglbus, Pre-law Honor- Paper Contributor ary, President; College of Business and Economics Student Ad- Work Experience: Miller, Griffinand Marks, law clerk visory Committee; American Marketing Association; Sigma Pi Practice Preference: General practice, litigation, mineral-energy Fraternity law Work Experience: Middleton and Reutlinger. Louisville, Kentucky, law clerk; Office of the Commonwealth Attorney, louisville, CATHY EILEEN PREWITT Kentucky, student intern Hometown: Corbin, Kentucky Practice Preference: General practice Education: B.S., Union College (Pre-Law), Summa Cum Laude BRIAN CHARLES RIEGER Work Experience: Law Offices of Thor H. Behrman, Corbin, Ken- tucky, law clerk; secretary and paralegal (5 years) Hometown: Fort Wright, Kentucky Practice Preference: General civil practice Education: B.S., University of Kentucky (Accounting), with High Distinction Law School Activities: Student Bar Association; American Bar MARTY REHM Association, Student Member; Phi Delta Phi, Legal Fraternity; Hometown: Versailles, Kentucky Moot Court Board; Moot Court Board First Year Legal Writing Education: B.A., Miami University (Ohio) (Political Science); Improvement Committee; Moot Court Board Audio-Visual M.A., University of Washington (International Relations); Committee; Student Research Service, Research Ph.C., University of Washington (Soviet Government and Undergraduate Activities: Beta Gamma Sigma, Business and Politics) Economics Honorary; Lambda Sigma Honorary Society; So- Law School Activities: Kentucky Law Journal, Survey Editor cietas Pro Legibus, Pre-~w Honorary 34 Work Experience: Providence Hospital, Cincinnati, Ohio. ac- Undergraduate Activities: Dukes and Duchesses; Senior Class countant, special projects, internal auditing, cost accounting; Steering Committee; Tri Delta Sorority, Business Rush Chair- W. T. Ingerton, Attorney, Lexington, Kentucky.Jaw clerk man; Phi Eta Sigma. Honor Society Practice Preference: General practice, corporate Work Experience: Vinson and Elkins. Houston. Texas. law clerk; Frost and Jacobs. Cincinnati. Ohio. law clerk; Stoll, Keenon RITA ELLEN R1HERD and Park, Lexington, Kentucky. law clerk; Milliken and Com- pany. New York. New York, marketing representative; Ken- Hometown: Glasgow, Kentucky tucky Center for Energy Research. lexington, Kentucky, lab as- Education: B.B.A., University ofKentucky (Finance) sistant Law School Activities: Student Bar Association; Phi Delta Phi. Practice Preference: General practice Legal Fraternity NEIL J. ROTH Undergraduate Activities: Beta Gamma Sigma. National Scholastic Honorary Society for Students of Business and Man- Hometown: Louisville,Kentucky/Rochester. NewYork agement; Societas Pro Legfbus, Pre-law Honorary Education: B.A.. Colgate University (Biology) Work Experience: 1982 session, Kentucky General Assembly.leg- Law School Activities: Moot Court Board. Ethics Committee; islation analyst for Speaker of the House Bobby Richardson; Award for Excellence in Oral Advocacy. First Year Moot Court; Urban County Detention and Court Services, probation officer runner-up, Client Counseling Competition; Member, Ubrary Intern; Rlherd, Richardson and Patton; Department for Human and MBA/JD Committees; Orientation Advisor; Phi Delta Phi. Resources. Bureau of Social Insurance. administrative assistant Legal Fraternity Practice Preferences: General practice Undergraduate Activities: Student Government; Studied in Europe. Canada and at Brookings Institute. Washington, D.C.• Fraternity Vice·President and Rush Chairman MICHAEL D. RISLEY Work Experience: Perlman and Germer, Lexington. Kentucky. law Hometown: Owensboro, Kentucky clerk, Aetna Ufe and Casualty Insurance Company. claims rep- Education: B.S .• Murray State University (Psychology). Summa resentative Cum Laude Law School Activities: Kentucky Law Journal, Articles Editor; THOMAS MARK RUITENBERG Comment. "The Destruction of Subpoenaed Corporate Records: Hometown: Lexington, Kentucky What Could Be More of an Obstruction of Justice?". 70-3 K.L.J.; Education: B.A.• Northwestern University (History) Phi Delta Phi, Legal Fraternity; Student Bar Association; Law School Activities: Student Bar Association. Member; Phi Orientation Group Leader Delta Phi. Legal Fraternity Undergraduate Activities: Outstanding Senior Psychology Stu- Undergraduate Activities: Undergraduate Law Club; Undergrad- dent; Psi Chi. Honor Society; Alpha Chi, Honor Society; Alpha uate History Club Tau Omega, Social Fraternity, Secretary and Historian; Who's Practice Preference: General practice Who in American Colleges and Universities Work Experience: Stites. McElwain and Fowler. Louisville. Ken- KENNETH ROBERT SAGAN tucky. law clerk; Miller. Griffin and Marks, lexington. Ken- Hometown: Lexington. Kentucky tucky, law clerk; Commonwealth of Kentucky. Department of Education: B.A.• University of Kentucky (Public Administration), Justice, probation and parole officer with High Distinction and Honors Practice Preference: General practice. litigation Law School Activities: Kentucky Law Journal. Staff Member, Editorial Associate (1982) JOSEPH L. ROSENBAUM Undergraduate Activities: University Honors Program; Phi Beta Hometown: Lexington, Kentucky Kappa; Varsity Track and Cross-Country; Superior Scholar- Education: B.S., University ofKentucky (Accounting) Athlete Award, 1978 Law School Activities: Student Bar Association. Treasurer 1981- Work Experience: Todd and Sherrow. law clerk; Geralds. Moloney 82; Best Oral Award. First Year Moot Court-McReynolds and Jones. law clerk Practice Preference: General practice. corporate practice Club; Moot Court Board. Member; Phi Alpha Delta. Legal Fra- ternity THOMAS CHARLES SAGER Undergraduate Activities: Beta Alpha Psi. National Accounting Hometown: Berkeley, California Honorary Fraternity, Treasurer, 1976-77; Societas Pro Legfbus, Education: B.A.• California State University. Hayward. California Pre-law Honorary Society; Beta Gamma Sigma. National (History) (1972); (Further undergraduate studies. University of Scholastic Honorary Society for Students of Business and Man- Kentucky (Accounting). California Maritime Academy (1962- agement; Potter and Company Award for Accounting Excel- 63) lence, 1976; Department of Accounting Faculty Award for Law School Activities: UK CivilUberties Union Academic Achievement. 1976-77 Work Experience: Federal Correctional Institution. Lexington. Work Experience: Ernst and Whlnney. Lexington. Kentucky, staff Kentucky. legal intern accountant; Arthur Young and Company. Houston. Texas. staff Practice Preference: General practice. labor law accountant-C.P.A.; Rosenbaum and Rosenbaum, Lexington. Kentucky. law clerk STEVEN C. SCHLETKER Practice Preference: Taxation. property. corporate HometolDn: Covington. Kentucky Education: B.A.• Centre College of Kentucky (History) KATHRYN PARRISH ROSS Law School Activities: Best Oral Argument Award. First Year Hometown: Lexington. Kentucky Moot Court. Trimble Club: Student Bar Association. Member Education: B.A., Duke University (Chemistry. Economics), Undergraduate Activities: Student Government President; Delta Magna Cum Laude Kappa Epsilon National Academic Scholarship Award; Phi Law School Activities: Kentucky Law Journal, Staff Member; Phi Alpha Theta. Honors Society. Member; Intercollegiate Swim- Delta Phi, Legal Fraternity; Student Bar Association ming and Diving 3S Work Experience: Sanders, Brown and Alexander, Covington, Work Experience: Stoll, Keenon and Park, Lexington, Kentucky, Kentucky, law clerk; U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, law clerk; editorial assistant for Professor Kenneth Germain, clerk/editor University of Kentucky College of Law (Trademarks); research Practice Preference: General practice assistant for Dean Kenneth Harrell, College of Humanistic Studies. Murray State University JAMES C. SHACKELFORD Practice Preference: General practice, business Hometown: London, Kentucky Education: B.A., Western Kentucky University (Political Science, RICK L. THOMAS Mass Communications), Cum Laude Hometown: Whitesburg, Kentucky Law School Activities: Student Bar Association Education: B.S., University of Kentucky (Mining Engineering), Undergraduate Activities: Circle K; Phi Beta Kappa; Who's Who with High Distinction; Mining Technology, Pikeville College, Among Students in American Junior Colleges; Citizenship with Distinction; now eligible for professional certification in Award; Student Newspaper, Staff Member Kentucky Work Experience: William M. Reed, law clerk; WCDS/WOVO, Law School Activities: American Bar Association, Law Student news director Division, Liaison to the Section of Administrative Law; Student Practice Preference: General practice, commercial law, civil liti- Bar Association, Mineral Law Committee, Chairman; Member, gation American Bar Association, Student Division, Section of Natural Resources Law, Student Bar Association, Phi Delta Phi, legal THOMAS BRVCE SIMPSON. JR. fraternity Undergraduate Activities: Student Government, Vice-President; Hometown: Lexington, Kentucky Phi Theta Kappa, Honor Society. Charter President; Chi Ep- Education: B.A., University of Kentucky (Sociology); M.A., Uni- silon, Honor Society; Who's Who Among Students in American versity of Kentucky (Social Work) Junior Colleges Law School Activities: Best Oral Argument Award, First Year Work Experience: Gess, Mattingly, Saunier and Atchison, law Moot Court, Cardozo Club; Member, American Bar Associ- clerk; Wyatt, Tarrant and Combs, law clerk; MAPCO Coals, ation, Law Student Division, American Trial Lawyers Associ- Inc., law clerk: EXXON Coal Co. (Monterey Coal Company), ation, Law Student Division. Student Bar Association construction/mining engineer; Cawood Engineering, mining en- Undergraduate Activities: Graduate Association for the Social gineer Professions, Vice-President Practice Preference: General practice, mineral. corporate Work Experience: United States Army, Infantry; Legislative Re- search Commission, Frankfort, Kentucky, legislative analyst; THOMAS M. TROTH Anggelis and Philpot, Lexington, Kentucky, law clerk Hometown: Lynchburg, Ohio Practice Preference: General practice or government Education: B.A., Eastern Kentucky University (MusicNoice); B.A., Eastern Kentucky University (Music Merchandising), both LISA ELIZABETH STEELY with High Distinction Hometown: Fort Thomas, Kentucky Law School Activities: Student Bar Association; Elections Com- Education: B.A., Georgetown College (American Studies), Magna mittee; Phi Alpha Delta, Legal Fraternity Cum Laude Undergraduate Activities: Phi Kappa Phi, Honor Society; Out. Law School Activities: Phi Alpha Delta; Student Bar Association standing Senior Music Major Award; Who's Who in American Undergraduate Activities: Fine Arts Commission of the Student Colleges: Student Senate: Committee on Committees; Executive Council; Pi Delta Phi, National French Honorary So- Sophomore Scholarship Award; Kappa Delta Pi. Education ciety; The Georgetonian, Editorial Staff; Kappa Delta Sorority. Fraternity Pledge Class President, Chapter Historian; Lambda Chi Alpha, Work Experience: E. Lawson King, Fayette County Attorney, Lex- Crescent Club, Vice-President; Maskrafters Drama Association; ington Kentucky; Troth, Vantilburg and Henderson, Ashland. Oratorio Choir Ohio Practice Preference: General practice Practice Preference: General practice SVSAN VLMER HOLLY MARTIN STONE Hometown: Lexington, Kentucky Hometown: Mount Sterling, Kentucky Education: B.A., University of Kentucky (Psychology), with Distin- Education: B.A., University ofKentucky (Journalism) ction Law School Activities: Kentucky Law Journal, 1982-83. Manag- Law School Activities: Phi Delta Phi. Legal Fraternity, Member; ing Editor, Best Edit Award; Student Bar Association: Phi Delta Student Bar Association Phi; Women's LawCaucus Undergraduate Activities: Member, Phi Eta Sigma, Honorary So- Undergraduate Activities: Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Delta Chi, ciety, Phi Beta Kappa, Honorary Society Journalism Fraternity; Kentucky Kernel. Staff Member; James Work Experience: Fowler, Measle and Bell, Lexington, Kentucky, Smith Memorial Award law clerk Work Experience: Montgomery County Attorney's Office, Mount Practice Preference: General practice. professional malpractice, Sterling, Kentucky; Maxey, Riggs and Moore, Mount Sterling, estate planning Kentucky; Winchester Sun, Winchester, Kentucky; Paris Dalley LAVRANCE BROWNING VanMETER Enterprise, Paris, Kentucky; Tribune-Courier, Benton, Kentucky Hometown: Winchester, Kentucky Practice Preference: General practice, corporate law. media law Education: B.S .•Vanderbilt University (History) Law School Activities: Kentucky Law Journal, Staff Member; Stu- LARRY ALLEN SYKES dent Bar Association, Member Hometown: Murray, Kentucky Work Experience: Stoll, Keenon and Park, Lexington, Kentucky, Education: B.A., Vanderbilt University (History), Cum Laude law clerk Law School Activities: Kentucky Law Journal, Staff Member Practice Preference: General practice, corporate 36 CHARLES LLOYD VEST, II Work Experience: Mapother and Mapother, Lexington, Kentucky, Hometown: lexington. Kentucky law clerk Education: B.A., University of Kentucky (Sociology- Practice Preference: General practice, civil Criminology) Law School Activities: Student Bar Association, President; Best RICHARD M. WEHRLE Brief Award, First Year Moot Court, Rutledge Club; Phi Delta Hometown: Lexington, Kentucky Phi, Legal Fraternity Education: B.S .• University of Kentucky (Accounting), with High Undergraduate Activities: Dean's list; Democratic Precinct Distinction Chairman Law School Activities: Member, Moot Court Board, Student Bar Work Experience: Air Force. Office of Special Investigations Association (OSI), Tucson, Arizona. Special Agent (rank of 2d It); OSI, Undergraduate Activities: University of Kentucky Honors Pro- Cheynne, Wyoming. Special Agent-In-Charge (rank of lst It), gram Graduate; Voted Outstanding Senior Member of Beta with Wyoming as area of responsibility Alpha Psi, Accounting Honorary; Sigma Nu Fraternity; Lances Practice Preference: Litigation, general practice Junior Mens Honorary; Societas Pro Legibus, Pre-law Honorary Work Experience: Mapother and Mapother, Lexington, Kentucky, law clerk; L. Edwin Paulson, Lexington, Kentucky, law clerk: STEVEN F. VlCROY Good Samaritan Hospital, price control clerk Hometown: Springboro, Ohio Practice Preference: General practice Education: B.S., Berea College (Business Administration) Law School Activities: Phi Alpha Delta, Member; Best Brief WILLIAM S. WETTERER, III Award, First Year Moot Court, Harlan Club Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky Undergraduate Activities: Pi Gamma Mu, National Honor So- Education: B.A., University of Notre Dame (Economics), with ciety; Phi Beta Lambda (Business Club), Member; Intercollegi- Honors ate Golf Law School Activities: Kentucky Law Journal, Articles Editor; Work Experience: Murphy, King, Enlow and Dunn, law clerk Moot Court Board (resigned); American Jurisprudence Book Practice Preference:General practice, tax or real estate Award; Best Oral Argument, First Year Moot Court Club; First Year Orientation Leader; Phi Delta Phi. Legal Fraternity, His- JEFF WALKER torian Hometown: Middlesboro, Kentucky Undergraduate Activities: Omicron Delta Kappa; Omicron Delta Education: B.A., Georgetown College (Accounting and History), Epsilon; Three Varsity Letters: Arts and Letters Student Advi- Summa Cum Laude sory Council; Alpha Phi Omega, Secretary Low Schoo' Activities: Student Bar Association, Member Work Experience: Greenebaurn, Doll and McDonald, Louisville Undergraduate Activities: The Wall Street Journal Award; Radio and Lexington, Kentucky, law clerk; Frost and Jacobs, Cincin- Service Award (WRVG): Phi Alpha Theta, History Honorary nati, Ohio, law clerk Work Experience: Joe Nagle, Commonwealth Attorney (44th Dis- Practice Preference: General practice trict), law clerk WILLIAM R. WOODS Practice Preference: General practice Hometown: Grayson, Kentucky Education: B.B.A., Eastern Kentucky University (Business), with JEROME E. WALLACE High Distinction Hometown: louisville, Kentucky Law Schoo' Activities: Student Bar Association, Placement Com- Education: B.A., Morehead State University (Political Science, mittee; Phi Delta Phi. Legal Fraternity; Best Brief Award. First Business Administration), Summa Cum Laude Year Moot Court. Miller Club Law School Activities: Kentucky Law Journal, Staff Member; Stu- Undergraduate Activities: Phi Kappa Phi. Honorary Society; dent Bar Association, Member Presidential Scholarship; Society for the Advancement of Man- Undergraduate Activities: Outstanding Political Science Student agement; Chi Mu Alpha. Coal and Energy Club, Charter Mem- Award, 1979; Dean Playforth Scholarship for Outstanding ber; Intramural Basketball. Softball Junior in the Social Sciences, 1978; Phi,Kappa Phi, Honor So- Work Experience: Woods Family Center. assistant manager; ciety; Pi Gamma Mu, Social Science Honorary; Pre-law Club, Ralph's Supermarkets. Inc.• Vice-President, Board of Directors Program Director Practice Preference: General practice, corporate 37 PHOTOS Peny Adanick Sondra S. Alford Cherry Owens Arthnr Thomas A. BaUantine Valerie Smith Bartley Christopher Paul Bastien Carl Joseph Beavin Kathleen M. Binder S. Dianne Blanford Carolyn J. BosweU Barbara J. Bowers Michael A. Breen 38 Vicki L. Brooks dudy S. Brown Michael D. Bryan Beverly Maxwell Burden Diane M. Carlton David Carter Frances E. Catron KendaU Singletary Cheek Andrew Terrlan Coiner Vickie Howard Collinsworth Clark dohnston Cramer. III Kathy Wright Curtis 39 Jeffrey A. Darling Debra H. Dawahare Robert Franklin Dunc:an , Kathryn L. Eblen \ Charles E. English, Jr. Elizabeth Susan Feamster Denis B. Fleming, Jr. Margaret MulvlUe Frisbie Carolyn (Lyn) Martin Geisler Christopher Joseph Gohman R. Lee Greenup Marvin Hardy Griffith 40 Richard Garrett Griffith David P. Grise Charles Michael Haines Hardin G. Halsey James E. Hargrove Michael R. Head Gregg Garth Heckley Gerald Otis Henderson. Jr. Mark Joseph Hinkel John A. Holmes Florence S. Huffman Jeffrey Brian Hunt 41 David Brent Irvin Sarah Howard Jenkins Kathleen Ann KaUaher Anne E. Keating Kenneth E. Knopf David V. Kramer Charles W. Kuster. Jr. Brian Jay Lambert Marsha Jenkins Lambert M. Elizabeth LeVan James WUllam Litsey Bernard F. Lovely 42 Wesley S. Loy Scott Dennison ~ors Donglas Lawrence McSwain M. Ansdn Mehr Susan Spector MUier Michael S. MUis James M. Mooney Karen S. Moore Keith Moorman Carlos Ray Morris WUllam Hays Neely Sasan V.hAroda Neiman 43 Cynthia Lynn Oliver Keenan Pawley Andrew J. Payton R. Joseph Phillips. III Stephen Philips Porter Cathy Eileen Prewitt \ Marty Rehm Lois Ann Renfro William Robert Renner Mark S. Riddle Brian Charles Rieger Rita Ellen Riherd 44 Michael D. Risley Joseph L. Rosenbaum Kathryn Parrish Ross NeilJ. Roth Thomas Mark Ruttenberg Kenneth Robert Sagan Thomas Charles Sager Steven C. Schletker James C. 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