The Review of the College of Law Alumni Association, Spring 1981

Inside This Issue

1980 College of Law Fund Report 3 UK Law Alumni in the Teaching Profession 14

Alumni News 16 New Law Alumni Professorships 17

Graduation '81 18

Faculty News 19 A Degree of Perseverance -Robert Curba Dean 19

A. I. Ryan '81 assists classmate Shaun Gill .... with her graduation garb. Both plan to practice in southern West Virginia. BOARD OF DIRECTORS LAW ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Contents

Officers, 1981-82 L. L. Leatherman '53, President William E. Gary, III '63, The 1980 Law Fund Report . . . • • ...... • . . • . . • ...... 3 Vice-President Chairman's Message. .• ...... •.• . • . . • . . . • • • • ...... 3 Carroll D. Stevens '76, Secretary Gift Income Summary...... 3 Ruth H. Baxter '77, Treasurer Dean's Response...... • • . . . . . • • . . . • . . • • . • . . • ...... • • •. 4 Board of Directors, 1981-82 Donors ...... •....•.•..•...•••.•....••.•....•.••.• 6 Uhel O. Barrickman '47 Alumni Donors by Class . • . • • . . • . . • • • ...... • • • • • • • • . •• 8 Glasgow Class Agents...... • ...... • . . . • . . • • . . . .. 9 Ruth H. Baxter '77 Parents and Friends ....•...... ••...•.•••..•...••.....• 9 Carrollton Corporations, Associations, Law Firms ....••.••.•..•• . • • . • • .. 9 Joe Bill Campbell '68 Alumni Donors by Geographic Area ....•..•....••...... •.•. 10 Bowling Green Alumni Donors - Other States •.•.•..•...•..•....•..•..•.. 11 Jesse C. Crenshaw '74 Lexington Area Agents ...... • ...... • . . . • ...... • ...... 12 Joseph M. Day '72 The Lafferty Society ....•.....•...... • • . • ...... 12 Louisville Dean's Club ...... •...... •..•.. 13 William E. Gary, III '63 College of Law Associates ...... •...... 13 Owensboro College of Law Sponsors ...... •..•...... ••..•....•... 13 Jane J. Graham '76 College of Law Patrons ...... •...... •.•...••..... 13 Lexington John G. Heyburn, II '76 UK Lawyers in Academe ...... •...... •...... •. 14 Louisville Alumni News ...... •..•...... •...... 16 Judge Edward H. Johnstone '49 Faculty News ...... •.•...... •• 19 Paducah A Degree of Perseverance ...... •...•...... •.. 19 L. L. Leatherman '53 Calendar of CLE Programs ••. . • . . . . • . . • . . . • . . . . • ...... • . 20 Louisville Wm. T. Robinson, III '71 Covington Burl W. Spurlock '64 Prestonsburg James G. Stephenson '67 Ashland Judge Julia K. Tackett '71 Lexington Jude P. Zwick '60 Chicago Thank you, alumni, for helping us surpass our Law Fund goal by more than $30,000! We

Many changes are occurring wilhin the Law school feel this was a tremendous outpouring of and every effort is being made to report on these support and generosity. For a wrap-up of this changes. There are, however, a great many other de- velopments. both within and without the Law school; drive, see pages 3 through 13. We are truly that are of interest to aiumni; friends. faculty and students. Readers are therefore encouraged to sub- grateful for our many, many friends. mit items of general interest. of either neW$ or com- mentary value. for publication.

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"------The 1980 College of Law Fund Report Our $64,000 Goal Was Surpassed-Greatly!

Chairman's Message

Ask a friendly witness at trial a question you don't already know the answer to, and the result is predictable: a big sur- prise. It seems that this old trial lawyer's axiom applies in fund- raising as well. But in fund-raising the surprise is not always a bad one. Last June College of Law Fund volunteers first began ask- ing you "The $64.000 Question." We all felt that that dollar goal was one we could achieve, perhaps even slightly surpass. By your generous response to our "questioning," you demon- strated what timid forecasters we really were! Special thanks go to many people: Carroll Redford; Bob Houlihan; Judge Harris Howard; Roy Ray; Homer Ramsey; J. Woodford Howard, J r.; members of the lafferty Society, the Visiting Committee and Board of Directors of the College of law Alumni Association; the 50 + Class and Area Agents. 1n addition, the generous gifts represented by the lengthy lists for the Dean's Club, Sponsors, Associates and Patrons merit hearty accolades. (The average gift among alumni was $1431) By achieving this $93,000 total, we have made a statement to Dean lewis and the faculty, to Dr. Singletary and the Uni- versity leadership, to the Council on Higher Education and the Commonwealth: We are proud of our law school and we take our commitment to it seriously. Quality without com- promise is what the school deserves; it is what we pledge to see it obtain. let's not stop here. We have shown that a six figure goal is attainable in the years ahead. What a nice surprise that achievement would be for 1981. Joe B. Campbell

Joe B Campbell

Gift Income Summary

College of Law Alumni. $63,002.41 Parents and Friends ... 18,595.86 Corporations, Associations and Law Firms. 12,100.00 Total $93,698.27

3 Dean's Response

In the last issue of The Review I reported on the first half of Sixth, our Recruitment Committee energetically pursued the year in a tone that at best could be described as cautious its new mandate to develop a recruiting program aimed at optimism. I can now report on the full academic year fac- outstanding applicants who have been accepted by us and by tually, rather than predictively, and I am happy to say that we several other law schools. We felt that in the past we had lost have been able not only to preserve and strengthen the gains some of these students by default to other schools. Chaired made in past years, but also to take a few more steps towards by Professor Gerald Johnston, the Committee established our goal of excellence. contact with these applicants and invited them to visit the At the time of earlier submission we were in our first year College, attend some classes, and raise questions concerning of a budget that reduced our accounts for general expenses, their choice of a law school. I am confident that a large num- personnel, travel, printing, Ct.E. and student wages. I pre- ber of these applicants will choose to attend the College of dicted that we could weather the reductions by making inter- Law in the Fall. nal adjustments that would minimize effects on the quality of our programs-with some help from the College of Law Fund. At that time I could see that the goal of the College of Law Fund during its fourth year would be met, and I could point out from logic and some experience during the year that ad- Gift Designation Summary justments we had made in our CLE programming would not have any significant effect on program quality. Scholarships At the same time, however, we were facing what appeared Frank Murray Scholarship Fund $ 225.00 to be a bleak 1981-82 term and I expressed concern, perticu- Ashland Oil Foundation Scholarships. 3,600.00 larly about the long-range outcome of the continuing struggle Fayette County Bar Association Scholarship 700.00 to repair past erosion of faculty salaries. Boyd County Bar Auxiliary Scholarship. 400.00 Paul A. Porter Scholarship Fund. 1,500.00 For the following reasons I can now report to you with un- General Scholarship Fund. 130.00 qualified optimism. J. Woodford and Florence Stephens First, the College of Law Fund surpassed its goal by half. Howard Scholarship. 15,000.00 William Ed Mills Scholarship Fund. Second, through the redoubled efforts of John Hickey and 1,145.00 Peter D. Giachini Scholarship Fund his reduced staff, we produced a record number of CLE pro- 200.00 Dorothy Salmon Memorial Fund. grams and at the same time established a remarkable im- 295.00 provement in average attendance figures. $23,195.00

Third, our internal adjustments were gracefully received by faculty and staff. Never having been spoiled by a generous Law Library travel budget, we traveled even less-which is to say hardly Kocourek Book Acquisition Fund $5,804.00 at all-without serious complaint. Where it was essential that Stanley Reed Book Fund...... 1,345.00 our College be represented, or where a faculty member was Lexington lawyers' library Fund. 810.00 to play an active and important role during a conference, we $7,959.00 found the money to support the necessary travel. The College of law Fund helped. Special Gifts Fourth, tuition increases wilt help offset reduced state bud- Roy R. and Virginia F. Ray Lectureship $ 4,000.00 get projections, and with other economies adequate salary adjustment funds will be available for 1981-82. Relative to Placement Services . . $ 1,17500 the past our students will pay substantially more in tuition next year, but compared to other law schools, especially pri- vate ones, and in light of career opportunities, their legal edu- Undesignated . . $57,369.27 cation is still a bargain. Total $93,698.27

Fifth, two other developments during this past semester r will further improve our faculty and strengthen morale, For the one remaining faculty vacancy we recruited one of our own outstanding graduates, Sarah Welling, 78. And as a re- Donor Statistics sult of the success of the College of Law Fund we were able to Total number of donors. 642 add an Alumni Professorship, which will be shared during Total number of alumni donors. 438 1981-82 by Professors Willburt Ham and John Garvey, both Average alumni gift. . $143.84 nominated by a committee of the Law Alumni Association of- ficers.

4 Seventh, your law Alumni Association acting through its Board of Directors completed one of its most active and pro- ductive years. Attendance at the several meetings of the Board was excellent and discussion was positive and fruitful. You surely have seen the Association's page in the Bench and Bar, which will be a continuing feature. We are indebted to President John Heyburn for this idea and its implementation.

If you will think of our educational program as a structure, all of the above comments will be seen to relate to the foun- dation of the structure. The superstructure consists of what we asa faculty do to educate students and how we do it. Our Curriculum Committee this year studied quite thoroughly the question of what we do-our conglomerate of courses, the sequence in which they are offered, and the credit hours allotted to them. The Committee's report stimu- lated more than nine hours of discussion during two Saturday faculty meetings. We now have a better understanding of these facets of our curriculum than before, but we did not address to a signifi- cant extent teaching methodology- the question of how we use the allotted credit hours. As you know, the casebook and variations on the use of lecture, and the so-called socratic method, constitute the core of our methodology. These are Dean Tom Lewis with Commencement speaker Judge Edward H. proven tools and most agree that they should not be aban- Johnstone. doned, especially in the first year. A former student wrote Professor Robert lawson recently: legal education a somewhat more active-less passive- pro- "In these past nine years I have given you credit many times cessthan it now is. for the legal abilities I have. You are largely responsible for Next year I hope to launch such an inquiry, involving suc- my ability to function in a courtroom (the focus of the letter cessful practicing lawyers with faculty and students in the in- was on evidence). When I was a student I opposed the case- quiry. I will be seeking lawyers who have been in practice book method of study. How wrong I was. That method made from about eight to 15 years, who have sufficient interest in my training stick with me. It now allows me to think through the matter to devote some time to the development of actual problems." models for legal education in general, or for specific courses In the meantime, if you have some ideas you would like to As Professor Whiteside once wrote, in effect, "The success passalong to me I will be very happy to hear from you. of our alumni shows that we must be doing something right." I am nevertheless nagged by the question of whether we could do even better by introducing some new methodolo- gies, not as complete substitutes for, but as supplements to, our existing approaches. In the most general terms the ques- C7f:QJT', tion for me is whether we should seek to make the students' Thomas P. lewis, Dean

5 Donors-1980 College of Law Fund ------_

A Robert L. Caummisar '67 W. Patrick Hauser '80 Stephen C. Cawood '68 F Michael W. Hawkins '72 Mr. & Mrs. leslie D. Aberson '60 Wendell Cherry '59 David C. Fannin '74 William A. Hayes 78 Arthur A. Abshire 76 Armand Chiappori '35 Fra nk J. Faraci '71 Edward D. Hays 73 Arthur E, Abshire '57 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Christopher '67 E. Lambert Farmer, Jr. '72 Jack Q. Heath '41 Dick Adams '68 Mr. and Mrs. John K. Clarke '73 John D. Fassett Richard L. Heaton '76 John R. Adams '69 Carl R. Clontz '60 Edward Faye '78 Paul F. Henderson 78 lester Adams 79 Marvin L. Coan '73 fayette County Bar Association Robert B. Hensley '63 Jay D. Adelstein 77 Jennifer B. Coffman '78 Robert L. Fears '69 Gary L. Herfel '69 Marie J. Afagia '79 John David Cole '64 Io M. Ferguson '39 Alex P. Herrington, Jr. '78 F. Aley Allan Thomas A. Collins '56 Bruce Justin Ferriell 77 Mr. and Mrs. John K. Hickey'48 Brantly D, Amberg '58 Guy R. Colson '74 Gordon B, Finley '32 Robert A. Hines, Jr. '50 David W. Anderson 78 Judge Bert T. Combs '37 Gordon B. Finley, Jr. '68 Paul E. Holcomb '68 James E. Armstrong 70 Bradley Combs '54 J. C. Finley '30 Harriett M. Holladay Phillip M. Armstrong '73 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Combs '54 Richard I. Fleischer 70 Mr. and Mrs. Richard S Holt '68 Arnold and Porter Mr. and Mrs. C. KilmerCombs '46 William R. Forester '59 Ralph A. Homan '33 Mac Asbill, Jr. George M. Combs '52 William H, Fortune '64 Iess!e Horn '69 Richard W, Asher'48 Paul C. Combs '48 Joe W, Foster '68 Robert F. Houlihan '41 Ashland Oil Foundation, Inc. Travis Combs, Jr. '69 David A, Franl.Jin '79 luther P. House, Jr. '57 Orin E, Atkins John Sherman Cooper Mr. and Mrs Thomas R. Frazer Garland W. Howard '59 Martha M. AuJt '34 Richard D. Cooper '59 Gregory A. and Betty ('75) Freedman Judge Harris S. Howard '54 lvar E. Avots 76 William 5, Cooper '70 Myer Freyman '25 J. Woodford Howard, Jr. Anne N. Awtrey '46 Robert M, Coots '69 Barbara Hymson Frommer Carl HowelJ, Jr.'66 Stanley G. Courtney '28 Mr. and Mrs. John A. Fulton '42 judge J. William Howerton '61 B Henry C. Cox '29 Harold K. Huddleston '56 Glen S. Bagby '69 Walter C. Cox, Jr. '48 Mr. and Mrs, Sidney H. Hulette '69 John C. Bagwell '32 William M. Cox, Jr. '62 Robert E Humphreys, Jr. '48 Boyd l. Bailey '26 Karl N, Crandall '67 G John C. Hunsaker, Jr. William J. Baird III '69 Ruth H. Baxter-Crawford '77 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Gaffney '74 Mr and Mrs. Michael A. Hurter 70 Kenneth S. Baker '65 O. K, Curry '77 William J. Gallion '76 Stephen C. Baker 75 Drake Cutini '79 Mr. and Mrs, Woodford L. Gardner, Jr. '69 R. Markham Ball Laurence J. Cutler 70 Mr. and Mrs, larry D. Garmon '65 I Ronald J, Bamberger '68 John P. Gartin '58 John G Irvin, Jr. 78 J. E, Banahan '48 William E. Gary III '63 Joseph Barbash D Eli J. George, Jr, '68 Mr. & Mrs, George E. Barker'49 Elmer J. George '69 J Fred H Daugherty'49 Thaddeus V j aracz Mr. & Mrs, Maxwell P, Barret 74 Kenneth Germain Jr. Gordon B. Davidson Gregory K Jenkins 77 Nancy A. Barrickman 79 William B. Gess '30 Ben K. Davis '69 Carol W, Johnson '65 Uhel O. Barrickman '47 Richard A. Getty 74 Bruce K. Davis 71 Joe R. Johnson. Jr. '41 Samuel E. Begley '78 Peter D. Giachini '32 Carleton Davis '46 Keen W. Johnson '68 Thomas P, Bell '50 Mr. and Mrs. John R. Gillespie '49 Richard F. Dawahare '79 Nicholas W. Johnson '68 Walter R. Bender'36 John W. Gillon, Jr '25 5. Joseph Dawahare '73 S. Howes Johnson '67 Iemes C. Blair'51 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Givhan '51 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clark Dawson '72 Gerald P. Johnston Mr. & Mrs. Larry S. Blair '76 Alvin L Goldman Joseph M. Day '72 Judge Edward H Johnstone '49 Suzanne Bongard Elisabeth Goldman 75 Mr and Mrs. M. Beuford Day Edsel T. Jones '68 Levi D. Boone '73 Judge James J. Gordon C. David Deep '69 John Paul Jones II '80 Bennett Boskey Carolyn Graber William M. Deep '52 J, Rick Jones '75 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Graves '63 Iudge Otl!e J. Bowen Harry P. Dees '35 Professor and Mrs. Thomas L Jones '61 Thomas C. arabanteo Larry M Greathouse '69 Glenn W. Denham '46 Harlan E. Judd, [r '68 Robert M. Brewer '68 Lewis C. Green Judge Benjamin L. Dickinson '70 Joseph W Justice '62 Mr. & Mrs. James N, Brickey '69 Henry H. Dickinson '58 James 5. Greene, Ir '39 Dan D. Brock, Jr. '67 lohn M, Dixon, Jr. '65 E. R Gregory '44 G. Sid nor Broderson '79 Herman G. Dotson '39 Betty 5. Griffin '51 K ArthurT. Bryson. Jr.'4O Judge Henry M. Griffin '49 Earl C. Dudley, Ir. Martin B. Kamens '69 Dale Burchett '60 Judge and Mrs. Paul D Gudgel'64 c. Guy K. Duerson, Jr '51 Fred G, Karam '67 Charles R, Burton '50 Asa P. Gullet! III 71 Loretta L. Dunn '79 Paul Keen '26 Robert I. Busse '78 Ronnie G. Dunnigan '71 Vincent Kelley '38 Paul J. Durbin '41 John Daniel Kemp 70 c Timothy B. Dyk H Mr. and Mrs, Ben L. Kessinger, Jr '48 A, Singleton Cagle '50 William J Haberstroh '72 L. Daniel Key 72 William T. Cain '68 Willburt D. Ham Frank N. King, Jr '63 Mr. and Mrs Joe B, Campbell '68 E John T. Hamilton 78 James P. Kleier '79 Mr. and Mrs. Rutheford B Campbell '69 Jim Early '73 Michael J, Hammons 77 Mr. and Mrs. William F. Knapp, [r. '69 Keith R. Cardey '52 Mervin K. Eblen '21 Darrell B. Hancock '49 Grant F. Knuckles '42 Gov. and Mrs, Julian M. Carroll '56 Frank H, Edelen, Jr. '78 Hardy, Terrell and Boswell William W Koontz Thomas C. Carroll '48 Adolph M. Edwards, l r. '29 Norman E, Harned '65 Joel A. Koz ol Wayne J. Carroll '57 Marshall P. Eldred, Jr. '63 William R. Harris '67 Michael Krawitz '69 Larry A. Carver '63 John M. Elias '68 Bennie J. Harrison '65 J. Larry Cashen '67 Robert L. Elliott '74 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J Harrison 70 5 M. Cassady Charles E, English '60 Lee W. Harvath, Jr. '70 L Charles 5. Cassis '63 David T. Enlow '64 M, Lane Harvey '75 Carol M Lambert 76 Cathy P, Cates '79 Mark D, Esterle '76 J. THatcher '33 Charles Landrum, Jr. '42 Harry M. Caudill '48 Carol Eubank '75 Mr. and Mrs. C. Kent Hatfield 73 Law Alumni Association

6 Carl D. Lawson Joseph B, Murphy '61 J. David Rosenberg '74 JamesM. Todd '56 Howard E. Trent, Jr. '41 Robert G. Lawson '63 Richard V. Murphy '76 John Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. J. Montjoy Trimble '56 Laramie l. Leatherman '53 John Myers '71 Rosenberg & Simon ThomasJ.Lee'12 Arthur I. Rosett Bobby K. True'59 Myer S. Tulkoff '52 Roger B. Leland '54 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A Ross '76 N Calvert T. Roszell '48 Lizbeth Ann Tully 79 Phillip Bruce Leslie 73 Alfred A. Naff '31 Arthur B. Rouse, Jr. '41 J. Wirt Turner, Jr. '40 George Levine '75 Calloway W, Napier, Jr '35 Asa M. Rouse '53 Johnnie l. Turner 78 Thomas P. Lewis '54 Sidney A. Neal '52 Colvin P. Rouse, Sr. '28 Lawrence J Tweel '69 Herbert D, Liebman '51 James R. Nein '71 H. Douglas Rouse '67 Richard T, Linn '49 H. E. Netherton '31 Mr. and Mrs. Michael A Rowady'41 Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Lisle '32 K. Sidney Neuman '61 Claire L. Russell 79 u Asa R. Little, Jr. '61 larry A. Neuman '67 David Kenneth Ullerich 74 Thomas B. Russell 70 Mr. and Mrs, ArthurC. Litton II '68 Harold W. Newton '68 Thomas R Underwood, Jr. '50 David W. Rutledge '77 Francis J. Lorson Frederick E, Nichols '51 James M.Lovell 75 Ira M. Nickell '15 Sylvia L. Lovely '79 George B. Nickum III s v Paul C. Van Booven '76 Wells T.Lovett Elizabeth Ann Noyes '80 Paul A Saad '58 Robert D. Vance '68 Dwain Lowry '48 John T. Sapienza John D Van Meter 78 James H.Lucas '59 Basil D. Sartin '14 Robert E. Vick '48 Titus G, Lyle '65 o Judge Charles F. Satterwhite '73 Alan R. Vogeler '40 James w.Lvon Sr. '55 Paul Oberst '39 Carlyle W. Schuermeyer '32 John J. O'Hara '49 A. Duane Schwartz '67 Tim O'Neill '78 David Schwartz M Joe B. Orr '39 w Phillip D. Scott '67 Robert L Walker 75 Walter F. Maguire'68 Dr. and Mrs M. David Orrahood Terry K. Sellars 76 Richard C. Ward '64 E, Phillips Malone '66 Earl 1. Osborne '50 Connie Sellars '81 Dolores A. Ward man Quinten Marquette '74 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Overbey Nelson E. Shafer '59 Penny R. Warren 79 Larry H. Marshall '74 James a. Overby Howard H, Shanker '69 Mrs. Dale Wasson E. F. Martin, Jr. '62 W. Hugh Overcash James G. Sheehan, [r. '49 J. Gregory Wehrman '69 John R. Martin, Jr. '79 Danny L. Owens '74 James W. Shepherd '61 Harold R. Weinberg Rex B. Martin, Jr. D. Terrell Sherman '70 Timothy W. Martin '72 E, G. Weiss p James A, Shuffett '66 David A. Marye '77 John D. Welch '51 Richard D, Siegel 71 David G. Mason '68 James L Pate, j r. '68 Lucien C. West David W. Silver '74 Harry l. Mathison '77 Walter Patrick '51 Hubert F, White Charles R. Simons '68 William l. Matthews, j r. '41 Judge Henry V. Pennington '54 Ray B. White '59 Charles A. Sither '48 Ann Render May '75 Peter Perlman '62 Sidney N. White '60 Mark W. Skillern '76 Edward A. Mayer '73 George C. Perry III '51 F. W. Whiteside, [r Cawood Smith '50 Leslie G. Whitmer '66 Arloe W. Mayne '51 William E. Pinkston '78 Colonel Elizabeth R, Smith Jr. '50 Walter E. Whitt Charles R, McCollom, III 79 Stuart R. Pollak Eric S. Smith '76 Henry R. Wilhoit, Jr. '60 John T. McGarvey 73 J. Michael Poole '77 Mr. and Mrs. George 0 Smith 75 Harry D. Williams '66 John R. McGinnis '68 Deborah C. Poore '79 Leslie C. Smith 71 Robert W. Willmott, Jr. '69 Michael J, McGraw 73 Dr. and Mrs. J, Roger Potter 74 Neville Smith '55 Dianne L McKaig '54 Mr. and Mrs. David E. Price 70 Marybelle Wimberly Robert J. Smith '69 Bardie Wolfe, Jr. '67 J. Clay McKnight, Jr. '64 J. Brandon Price '35 C. J, Thomas Soyars '56 Judge Henry Meigs '49 Whayne C. Priest, Jr. '62 Clarence B. Wolfe David Sparks '72 John Marshall Meisburg, Jr. 71 Marvin C. Prince '51 James G. Woltermann '72 Richard W. Spears '61 Roger Womack '38 Caywood Metcalf '57 Garis L. Pruitt '71 C. Albert W, Spenard '58 Charles W. Metcalf '39 GeorgeW. Woodcock, Jr. '57 Judge and Mrs. Robert M. Spragens '43 Everett H. Metcalf, Jr. '49 Jeff A. Woods 75 Q Robert E. Spurlin '67 George B. Mickum III Robert P Woods '38 H. B. Quinn '76 Gary L. Stage 76 C. Randall Michel '80 R. Frank Stainback 74 James Milam '66 c. Donald W. Stanford 79 y Mathew L Millen '74 R Bruce Stephens, Jr. '50 Adam Yarmolinskv- James M. Miller'73 Michael R Ramage '78 James G. Stephenson '67 Iohnj Yeager '48 Mr. and Mrs Joseph H. Miller '69 HomerW. Ramsey '49 Carroll D. Stevens 76 L. Brent Yonts 76 Robert E. Rawlins '69 Steward J. Miller '51 Carl Stich. Jr. '80 Dr. and Mrs. Roy R. Ray '28 Russell B. Milliken '60 Mr. and Mrs. Alec G. Stone '67 George W. Mills '65 Carroll M. Redford, Jr. '59 z Robert C. Stone '41 William M. Reed '75 Edwin M. Zimmerman Maubert R. Mills '50 William C. Stone70 Robert E. Reeves '69 Stephen A. Zrenda, Jr. '74 Stella S. Mills Kirk A. Storch '60 W. N. Reynolds '78 Jude P. Zwick '60 Samuel Milner '38 David T. Stosberg 74 Jerry P. Rhoads '66 Donald F. Mintmire '69 Harold Mason Streets '51 Dean E. Rice '69 Thomas A, Mitchell '55 Marvin W, Suit '57 Shelley T. Riherd '52 Kirk Moberley '71 Charles William Swinford '47 Leland Monhollon '52 Mildred a. Robards '33 Robert L. Swisher'79 George W. Moore '77 Calvin R. Robinson '53 Robert P. Moore '77 Kendall B. Robinson '68 Colonel Bruce Morford '34 William T. Robinson, III '71 T Elmer E. Morgan '48 James E. Rogers, Jr. '74 Judge Julia K. Tackett 71 Walter R. Morris, Jr. 77 John M. Rogers Damon R. Talley '71 Robert L. Moss '29 lon B. Rogers '32 Arnold S, Taylor '65 Norman B. Mumaw '71 William D. Rogers Thomas R. Thomas 72

7 Alumni Donors By Class ------_

1912 1941 Herbert D. Liebman Henry R. Wilhoit, Jr. Joe B. Campbell Thomas J. lee Paul J. Durbin Arloe W. Mayne Jude P. Zwick Stephen C. Cawood Jack Q. Heath 1914 Stewart J. Miller 1%1 John M. Elias Basil D. Sartin Robert F. Houlihan Frederick E. Nichols Judge J. William Howerton Gordon B. Finley, Jr. Joe R. Johnson, Jr. Walter Patrick 1915 Thomas L. Jones Joe W. Foster William l. Matthews, Jr. Ira M. Nickell George C. Perry III Asa R. Little, Jr. Eli J. George, Jr. Arthur B, Rouse, Jr Marvin C. Prince Joseph B. Murphy Paul E, Holcomb 1921 Michael A. Rowady Harold Mason Streets K. Sidney Neuman Richard S. Holt Mervin K. Eblen Robert C Stone John D. Welch James W. Shepherd Keen W. Johnson 1925 Howard E. Trent, Jr 1952 Richard W. Spears Nicholas W. Johnson Myer Freyman 1942 Keith R. Cardey 1962 Edsel T. Jones John w. Gillon, Jr. John A. Fulton George M. Combs William M. Cox, Jr. Harlan E. Judd, l r 1926 Grant F. Knuckles William M. Deep Joseph W. Justice Arthur C. Litton II Boyd L. Bailey Charles Landrum. Jr. leland Monhollon E. F. Martin, [r Walter F. Maguire Paul Keen 1943 Sidney A. Neal Peter Perlman David G. Mason 1928 Judge Robert M. Spragens Shelley T, Riherd Whayne C. Priest, Jr. John R. McGinnis Mver S. Tulkoff Harold W. Newton Stanley G. Courtney 1944 1963 James l. Pate, Jr. Roy R. Ray E. R. Gregory 1953 larry A. Carver Colvin P. Rouse, Sr laramie L. leatherman Charles S. Cassis Kendall B. Robinson 1946 1929 Calvin R, Robinson Marshall P, Eldred, Jr. Charles R. Simons Anne N. Awtrey Bradley Combs Asa M. Rouse William E, Gary III Robert D. Vance C. Kilmer Combs Henry Cox Bill Graves 1969 C. Carleton Davis 1954 Adolph M. Edwards. Jr. Robert B. Hensley John R. Ad~ms Glenn W. Denham Donald Combs Glen S, Bagby Robert L. Moss Judge Harris S. Howard Frank N. King, Jr 1947 wuuam j. Baird III 1930 Roger B. leland Robert G. lawson Uhel O. Barrickman James N. Brickey J. C. Finley Thomas P, lewis 1%' Charles William Swinford Rutheford B Campbell William B. Cess Dianne l. McKaig John David Cole 1948 Travis Combs, [r 1931 Judge Henry V. Pennington David T. Enlow Richard W. Asher Robert M. Coots Alfred A. Naff 1955 William H. Fortune J. E. Banahan Ben K. Davis H. E. Netherton James W. Lyon, Sr Judge Paul D. Gudgel Thomas C Carroll C. David Deep Thomas A. Mitchell J. Clay McKnight, Jr 1932 Harry M. Caudill Robert l. Fears Neville Smith Richard C. Ward John C. Bagwell Paul C. Combs Woodford L. Gardner, Jr. 1965 Cordon B. Finley 1956 WalterC Cox, Jr Kenneth S. Baker Elmer J, George Peter D. Giachini John K. Hickey Julian M, Carroll larry M. Greathouse 10l'ln M, Dixon, Jr. Rufus Lisle Thomas A. Collins Robert E. Humphreys, Jr. larry 0, Garmon Gary l. Hertel Lon B. Rogers Harold K. Huddleston Ben L. Kessinger. Jr. Norman E. Harned Jessie Horn Carlyle W, Schuermeyer Dwain Lowry J. Thomas Soyars Sidney H. Hulette Bennie J, Harrison Elmer E. Morgan James M. Todd Martin B. Kamens 1933 Carol W. Johnson J. MontJoy Trimble J. T. Hatcher Calvert T. Roszell Titus G, Lvle William F. Knapp, Jr. Charles A. Sither Michael Krawitz Ralph A. Homan 1957 George W. Mills Robert E. Vick Joseph H. Miller Mildred O. Robards Arthur E. Abshire Arnold S. Taylor John J. Yeager Wayne J. Carroll Donald F. Mintmire 1934 1966 luther P. House, Jr Robert E. Rawlins Martha M, Ault 1949 Carl Howell, Jr. Caywood Metcalf Robert E. Reeves Colonel Bruce Morford George B. Barker E. Phillips Malone Marvin W. Suit Dean E. Rice 1935 Fred H. Daugherty James c. Milam George W. Woodcock, Jr. Howard H. Shanker Armand Chiappori John R. Gillespie Jerry P, Rhoads Robert J. Smith Harry P. Dees Judge Henry M. Griffin 1958 James A. Shuffett lawrence J. Tweel Calloway W. Napier, Jr. Darrell B Hancock Brantly 0, Amberg Leslie G. Whitmer J. Gregory Wehrman J. Brandon Price Judge Edward H. Johnstone Henry H. Dickinson Harry D. Williams Richard T. Linn John P, Gartin Robert W. Willmott, Jr. 1967 1936 Judge Henry Meigs 1970 PaulA. Saad Dan 0, Brock, Jr Walter R Bender Everett H. Metcalf, Jr James E. Armstrong Albert W. Spenard J. larry Cashen John O'Hara William S. Cooper 1937 J. 1959 Robert l. Caummisar Homer W. Ramsey laurence J. Cutler Judge Bert T. Combs Wendall Cherry M. Ronald Christopher James G. Sheehan, Jr. Judge Benjamin l. Dickinson Richard D. Cooper Karl N. Crandall 1938 Richard I. Fleischer Vincent Kelley 1950 William R. Forester William R, Harris Michael J. Harrison Samuel Milner Thomas P. Bell Garland W. Howard S. Howes Johnson lee W. Harvath, Jr. Roger Womack Charles R, Burton James H.lucas Fred G. Karem C. Michael A. Hurter A. Singleton Cagle Carroll M. Redford, Jr larry A. Neuman Robert P. Woods John Daniel Kemp Robert A. Hines, Jr. Nelson E. Shafer H. Douglas Rouse 1939 David E. Price Maubert R. Mills Bobby K. True A. Duane Schwartz Herman G. Dotson Thomas B. Russell Judge Earl T. Osborne Ray B. White Phillip D. Scott JoM, Ferguson D. Terrell Sherman Cawood Smith Robert E Spurlin James S. Greene, Jr. ,.60 William C. Stone Colonel Elizabeth R. Smith, Jr. Leslie D, Aberson James G. Stephenson Charles W. Metcalf 1971 Bruce Stephens, Jr. Thomas C. Brabant Alec G, Stone Paul Oberst Bruce K. Davis Thomas R, Underwood, Jr C. Dale Burchett BardieC. Wolfe, Jr. Joe B. Orr Roome C. Dunnigan 1951 Carl R. Clontz ,... Frank J, Faraci 1940 James c. Blair Charles E, English Dick Adams Asa P. Gullett III Arthur T. Bryson, Jr. Guy K. Duerson, J r Russell B. Milliken Ronald J. Bamberger John Marshall Meisburg, Jr. J. WirtTurner, Jr. Thomas B. Givhan Kirk A. Storch Robert M. Brewer Kirk Moberley Alan R. Vogeler Bettv Spragens Griffin Sidney N. White William T. Cain Norman B. Mumaw 8 ClassAgents------

Robert Houlihan J. Montjoy Trimble Joe Savage John McGarvey Lexington, Ky Lexington, Ky lexington, Ky Louisville, Ky John Myers Richard L. Heaton Homer W. Ramsey Wayne Carroll Norman Harned Guy Colson James R. Nein Carol M. Lambert Whitley City, Ky. louisville. Ky Bowling Green, Ky Lexington, Ky Garis L. Pruitt Richard V. Murphy Calvert Roszell James Park Harry Williams Damon R Talley William T. Robinson III H. B, Quinn Lexington, Ky. Lexington, Ky Ashland, Ky Horse Cave. Ky Richard D Siegel Patrick A. Ross Herb Liebman Carroll M Redford Robert Spurlin Terry Sellars Leslie C. Smith Terry K. Sellars Frankfort, Ky Glasgow, Ky. Richmond, Ky Lexington. Ky. Judge Julia K Tackett Mark W. Skillern William Deep leslie Aberson Woody Gardner Dick Clay Eric S. Smith 1972 Henderson, Ky Louisville, Ky. Clasacw. Ky Louisville, Ky Thomas Clark Dawson Gary L. Stage Joseph M. Day Carroll D. Stevens L. L. Leatherman Tom Jones Thomas B Russell Bob Busse Charleston. W. Va E. Lambert Farmer, Jr. Paul C. Van Booven Louisville, Ky University, AI. Paducah. Ky William J. Haberstroh L. Brent Yonts Roger Leland Whayne Priest Carson Porter Jim Kleier Michael W. Hawkins 1977 Northborough, Mass Bowling Green, Ky Louisville, Ky San Francisco, Calii L. Daniel Key Jay D, Adelstein Neville Smith Charles Cassis JoeM, Day Debbie Poore Timothy W Martin Ruth H. Baxter-Crawford Manchester, Ky Louisville. Ky Louisville. Ky Ft. Lauderdale, Fla David Sparks O. K Curry Thomas R. Thomas Bruce Justin Ferriell James G. Woltermann Michael J. Hammons 1973 Gregory K Jenkins Phillip M. Armstrong David A Marye ParentsandFriends Levi D. Boone Harry L. Mathison John K. Clarke George W. Moore F. Aley Allan Carolyn Graber Stuart R Pollak Marvin L. Coan Robert P. Moore Mac Asbill, Jr. Lewis C. Green John M, Rogers S. Joseph Dawahare Walter R. Morris, [r Orin E. Atkins Will burt D Ham William D Rogers Jim Early J. Michael Poole R. Markham Ball Harriett M Holladay John Rosenberg C. Kent Hatfield David W. Rutledge Joseph Barbash J Woodford Howard. Jr Arthur I. Rosen Suzanne Bongard John C. Hunsaker, Jr David Schwartz Edward D. Hays 1978 Bennett Boskey Thaddeus V j aracz John T Sapienza Phillip Bruce Leslie David W. Anderson Judge Ollie J. Bowen Gerald P. Johnston Dolores A Wardman Edward A Mayer Samuel E, Begley Mr. and Mrs. S. M, Cassady William W, Koontz Mrs Dale Wasson John T. McGarvey Robert J. Busse John Sherman Cooper Joel A. Kozol Harold R Weinberg Michael J, McGraw Jennifer Burcham Coffman Gordon B. Davidson Carl D. Lawson E. G. Weiss James M, Miller Frank H. Edelen, [r Mr. and Mrs, M. Beuford Day Francis J. Lorson Lucien C. West Judge Charles F. Satterwhite Edward Faye Earl C. Dudley, j r Wells T. Lovett F W. Whiteside, Jr 1974 John T, Hamilton Timothy B. Dyk Rex B. Martin. Jr. Walter E Whitt Maxwell P. Barret, Jr. William A. Hayes John D, Fassett Stella S. Mills Marybelle Wimberly Guy R. Colson Paul F. Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R Frazer George B Nickum III Clarence B. Wolfe Robert L. Elliott Alex P. Herrington. Jr. Barbara Hvmson Frommer Dr and Mrs M, David Orrahood Adam varmohnskv David C. Fannin John G.lrvin, lr Kenneth Germain Mr. and Mrs, Edward Overbey Edwin M. Zimmerman Ronald L. Gaffney Tim O'Neill Alvin L. Goldman James O. Overby Richard A Getty William E. Pinkston Judge James J. Gordon W, Hugh Overcash Quinten Marquette Michael R. Ramage Larry H. Marshall W. N. Reynolds Mathew L. Millen Johnnie L. Turner Danny L. Owens John D. Van Meter J. Roger Potter 1979 James E. Rogers, Jr. Corporations,AssociationsandLawFirms- Lester Adams J. David Rosenberg Marie J. Alagia Anderson Publishing Co General Telephone Company of Kentucky David W Silver Nancy A. Barrickman Cincinnati, Ohio Lexington Ky R. Frank Stainback G. Sid nor Broderson David T, Stosberg Arnold and Porter Greenebaum, Doll & McDonald Cathy P. Cates David Kenneth Ullerich Washington, D.C Louisville, Ky. Drake Cunni Stephen A. Zrenda, Jr. Arthur Andersen and Company Foundation Hardy. Terrell and Boswell Richard F, Dawahare Louisville, Ky. Paducah, Ky 1975 Loretta L. Dunn Stephen C. Baker David A. Franklin Ashland Oil Foundation, Inc Kentucky Nord Bar Review Course Carol Eubank James P. Kleier Ashland, Ky Southfield, Mich Betty Freedman Sylvia L. Lovely Banks-Baldwin Law Publishing Company The Kiplinger Foundation. Inc Elisabeth Goldman John R. Martin, [r Lexington. Ky. Washington, DC. M. Lane Harvey Charles R. McCollom III Boyd County Bar Association Auxiliary The Mead Corporation l. Rick Jones Deborah C. Poore Dayton, Ohio George Levine Ashland, Ky. Claire L. Russell James M. Lovell Celanese Corporation The Michie Company Donald W. Stanford Ann Render May New York, NY Louisville, Ky Robert L. Swisher William M Reed Rosenberg and Simon Liz beth Ann Tully Coca-Cola Company George D. Smith North Brunswick. N.J Penny R. Warren Atlanta, Ga Damon R Talley College of Law Alumni Association Southwestern Life & Southwestern Management 1980 Robert L. Walker untversrtv of Kentucky. Inc Research Corporation W, Patrick Hauser Jeff A. Woods Lexington, Ky John Paul j ones I! Covington and Burling 1976 Washington, DC White and Hayes Arthur A. Abshire C. Randall Michel Exxon Education Foundation Middlesboro. Ky Ivar E. Avots Elizabeth Ann Noyes New York, NY Larry S, Blair Carl Stich, Jr Mark D. Esterle 1981 Fayette County Bar Association William J Gallion Connie Sellars Lexington, Ky

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1st District James H. lUCaS 74 20th District Robert G. lawson '63 Ballard, Carlisle, Fulton. and Hickman Quinten Marquette 74 Greenup and Lewis Thomas P. Lewis '54 Brantly D. Amberg '58 C. Randall Michel '80 James E, Armstrong 70 Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Lisle '32 2nd District Joe B. Orr '39 Larry A. Carver '63 Sylvia l. Lovely 79 McCracken wbavne C. Priest, [r. '62 Phillip Bruce Leslie 73 Titus G. Lyle '65 Lester Adams 79 Claire l. Russell 79 James W. Lyon, Sr. '55 John R Martin, Jr. 79 Mr. and Mrs, Bill Graves '63 Ray B. White '59 John R. McGinnis '68 Rex B. Martin, [r Hardy, Terrell & Boswell 9th District 21st District David A. Marye 77 Robert A. Hines, Irs. '50 Hardin Balh, Menifee, Montgomery and Rowan William L. Matthews, [r '41 Judge J. William Howerton '61 William S. Cooper 70 Keen W. Johnson '68 Ann Render May 75 L Daniel Key 72 Bruce Justin Ferriell 77 Asa R. Little, Jr. '61 Charles W. Metcalf '39 Dwain Lowry '48 J. T. Hatcher '33 George W. Moore 77 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Miller '69 i I. Brandon Price '35 Harold K. Huddleston '56 22nd District George W. Mills '65 '! Thomas B. Russell 70 James l. Pate, Jr'68 Fayette Samuel Milner '38 David Sparks '72 10th District Arthur A, Abshire 76 Walter R. Morris, Jr. 77 David Kenneth Ullerich 74 Hart, Larue and Nelson Arthur E. Abshire '57 Joseph B, Murphy '61 3rd District Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clark Dawson 72 John R. Adams '69 Richard V. Murphy 76 Christian Robert B. Hensley '63 Marie [. Alagia 79 Paul Oberst '39 Peter Perlman '62 John M. Dixon, j r. '65 Carl Howell. Jr. '66 Richard W. Asher '48 Robert l. Fears '69 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A. Rose 76 Ivar E. Avots 76 Robert E. Rawlins '69 Carol W, Johnson '65 Damon R. Talley 75 Glen S. Bagby '69 William M. Reed 75 Robert E. Reeves '69 John Daniel Kemp 70 11th District J. E. Banahan '48 John M. Rogers Alfred A. Naff '31 Green, Marion, Taylor and Washington Mr and Mrs. George E Barker '49 Calvert T. Roszell '48 J. Thomas Soyars '56 Elmer J. George '69 Nancy A. Barrickman 79 Arthur B. Rouse, Ir '41 4th District Judge and Mrs, Robert M. Soragens '43 thomas P, Bell '50 Thomas C. Brabant'60 Phillip D. Scott '67 Hopkins 12th District Robert M. Brewer '68 Terry K. Sellars 76 Dick Adams '68 Henry, Oldham and Trimble Dan 0, Brock, Jr. '67 Connie Sellars '81 Mr. and Mrs, M. Beuford Day Travis Combs, '69 Jr. James A. Shuffett J. C. Finley '30 Mr, and Mrs. Rutheford B Campbell '69 David G. Mason '68 Mark W, Skillern 76 Maubert R, Mills '50 H. E. Netherton '31 Mr. and Mrs. S, M. Cassady Eric S. Smith 76 Thomas A, Mitchell '55 Bobby K. True '59 jennifer Burcham Coffman 78 Mr. and Mrs. George D. Smith 75 Leland Monhollon '52 Thomas A. Collins '56 J. wtrt Turner, Jr. '40 Gary L. Stage 76 Robert P. Moore 77 Guy R. Colson 74 13th District Carroll D. Stevens 76 Frederick E. Nichols '51 Mr, and Mrs, C. Kilmer Combs '46 Garrard, Jessamine and Lincoln Charles William Swinford '47 Jerry P. Rhoads '66 Richard D. Cooper '59 Henry C. Cox '29 Judge Julia K. Tackett 71 Albert W. $penard '58 Walter C. Cox, Jr. '48 Caywood Metcalf '57 james M. Todd '56 Donald W. Stanford '79 a K. Curry 77 14th District S. Joseph Dawahare 73 Mr. and Mrs. J, Montjoy Trimble '56 5th District Bourbon, Scott and Woodford Jim Early 73 Thomas R. Underwood, Jr. '50 Crittenden, Union and Webster Mr. and Mrs Maxwell P Barret Jr. 74 Frank H Edelen, Jr. 78 Paul C Van Booven 76 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Frazer James M. Lovell 75 Robert l. Elliott 74 Richard C. Ward '64 Mr. and Mrs. Sidney H. Hulette '&9 J, Clay McKnight Jr. '64 David T. Enlow'64 Penny R. Warren 79 6th District Mrs. Dale Wasson Colvin P, Rouse, Sr. '28 Fayette County Bar Association Daviess Robert l. Swisher 79 William H. Fortune '64 Harold R Weinberg Ronald J. Bamberger '68 15th District Joe W. Foster '68 John D. Welch '51 William E, Cary III '63 Carroll, Grant and Owen David A. Franklin 79 Lucien C West Judge James J. Gordon Ruth H. Baxter-Crawford 77 Gregory A. and Betty ('75) Freedman Sidney N. White '60 Judge Henry M. Griffin '49 Mr, and Mrs. William F Knapp. Jr. '69 Barbara Hymson Frommer F. W Whiteside, Jr Garland W, Howard '59 Charles F, Satterwhite 73 William J, Gallion 76 leslie G, Whitmer '66 Robert E. Humphreys, l r '48 James W Shepherd '61 Kenneth Germain Robert W. Willmott, l r '69 Wells T. Lovett Jeff A. Woods 75 16th District William B. Cess '30 E. Phillips Malone '&6 Kenton Alvin l. Goldman 23rd Districl James M. Miller 73 Estill, Lee and Owsley Bradley Combs '29 Elisabeth Goldman 75 Sidney A. Neal '52 Kendall B. Robinson '68 Michael J. Hammons 77 Betty Spregeos Griffin '51 Dr. and Mrs, M, David Or-ahood John J. O'Hara '49 Judge and Mrs. Paul D. Gudgel '64 24th District Calvin R. Robinson '53 William T. Robinson III 71 Willburt D. Ham Lawrence, Johnson and Martin R Frank Stainback 74 Carl Stich, Jr '80 John T. Hamilton 78 S. Howes Johnson '67 liz beth Ann Tully 79 Arnold S. Taylor '65 Darrell 8. Hancock '49 George C. Perry III '51 7th District J. Gregory Wehrman '69 Mr, and Mrs, John K. Hickey '48 25th District Harriett M. Holladay Clark and Madison logan & Todd 17th District Mr. and Mrs Richard S. Holt '68 Martha M. Ault '34 James C. Milam '&& Campbell Robert F. Houlihan '41 Guy K, Duerson. Jr. '51 Suzanne Bongard 8th District Mr, and Mrs. Michael A. Hurter 70 Larry M Greathouse '69 Gary l. Herfel '69 Warren John G. Irvin, Jr. 78 Edsel T. Jones '68 David W. Anderson 78 18th District Thaddeus V. l aeacz Mr. and Mrs. Michael A Rowady'41 Harrison, Nicholas, Pendleton and Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. Campbell '68 Gregory K, Jenkins 77 Robert E. Spurlin '67 Roger C. Womack '38 John David Cole '64 Gerald P. Johnston Robert C. Stone '41 Karl N. Crandall '67 19th District J Rick Jones 75 26th District Charles E. English '60 Bracken, Fleming and Mason Fred G. Karem '67 Harlan Mark D. Esterle 76 Mr. and Mrs, John K. Clarke 73 Mr. and Mrs. Ben L Kessinger, Jr. '48 William R. Forester '59 Edward Faye 78 Marvin W. Suit '57 Charles Landrum. Ir, '42 James S. Greene, Jr '39 E. R. Gregory '44 Robert D. Vance '68 Law Alumni Association Cawood Smith '50 Norman E. Harned '65 MarybelJe Wimberly Carl D. Lawson Johnnie l. Turner 78 10 27th District 31st District 38th District 48th District Knoll and Laurel Floyd Butler, Edmonson, Ohio i1nd Hancock Franklin Samuel E. Begley 78 Paul C. Combs '48 E. F. Martin, j r '62 Cov. and Mrs Julian M. Carroll '56 W. Patrick Hauser '80 Judge Harris S. Howard '54 Harold W, Newton '68 Bruce K. Davis '71 John Rosenberg Joe R Johnson, Jr. '41 28th District 40th District Herbert D. Liebman '51 Pulaski and Rockcastle 32nd Districf Clinton, Russell and Wayne Larry H. Marshall '74 William T. Cain '68 Boyd John Paul Jones II '80 Judge Henry Meigs '49 Carl R. Clontz '60 Ashland Oi! Foundation, Inc. 41st District Howard E. Trent, Jr. '41 Walter F. Maguire '68 Orin E. Atkins Clay, Jackson and Leslie Arthur T. Bryson, Jr'4O Stella S, Mills 49th District 29th District Ronnie G. Dunnigan 71 Neville Smith '55 Allen and Simpson Adair, Casey, Cumberland and Monroe Carolyn Graber G. Sid nor Broderson '79 42nd District Harlan E. Judd, Jr '68 Arloe W. Mayne '51 William R. Harris '67 Calloway and Marshall Ira M. Nickell '15 30th District Mr. and Mrs. M. Ronald Christopher '67 50th District W. Hugh Overcash '80 Jefferson Judge Earl T. Osborne '50 Boyle and Mercer Dr. and Mrs. J. Roger Potter 74 Mr. and Mrs. Leslie D. Aberson '60 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Overbey Edward D. Hays '73 Garis l. Pruitt 71 Thomas C. Carroll '48 James 0, Overby Paul F. Henderson '78 W. N. Reynolds 78 Wayne J. Carroll '57 William E. Pinkston '78 Judge Henry V, Pennington '54 Richard W, Spears '61 J. larry Cashen '67 Marvin C. Prince '51 James G, Sheehan, Jr. '49 James G. Stephenson '67 Charles S. Cassis '63 43rd District 51st District John D. Van Meter '78 Wendell Cherry '59 Barren and Metcalfe Henderson Dolores A. Wardman Marvin l. Coan 73 Uhel O. Barrickman '47 C. David Deep '69 Walter E. Whitt Judge Bert T. Combs '37 Dale Burchett '60 William M. Deep '52 Harry D, Williams '66 C. Gordon B. Davidson Judge Benjamin L. Dickinson 70 E, Lambert Farmer, Jr '72 Robert P. Woods '38 Joseph M. Day 72 Henry H. Dickinson '58 Frank N. King, Jr. '63 33rd District Marshall P. Eldred, Jr. '63 Mr. and Mrs. Woodford L. Gardner, f r. '69 Carol M. Lambert '76 Perry David C. Fannin 74 Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Garmon '65 Harry L. Mathison '77 Kenneth S. Baker '65 Jo M. Ferguson '39 Carroll M, Redford, Jr. '59 Charles R. McCollom III '79 Mervin K. Eblen '21 Gordon B. Finley '32 Shelley T. Riherd '52 53rd District Mr. and Mrs, John A Fulton '42 Asa P. Gullett III '71 44th District Shelby, Anderson and Spencer Ronald Gaffney 74 Jessie Horn '69 Bell Judge Ollie J. Bowen Eli J. George, Jr. '68 Bruce Stephens, Jr. '50 Stephen C Cawood '68 Robert M. Coots '69 Richard A. Getty '74 34th District Glenn W. Denham '46 Ralph A. Homan '33 Mr. and Mrs. C. Kent Hatfield 73 Whitley and McCreary William A. Hayes 78 Walter Patrick '51 Jack Q. Heath '41 William M. Cox, Jr. '62 Grant F. Knuckles '42 54th District laramie L. leatherman '53 Ben K, Davis '69 Hubert F. White Boone and Gallatin Timothy W. Martin 72 Homer W. Ramsey '49 45th District Asa M. Rouse '53 Edward A. Mayer '73 35th District Muhlenberg and Mclean H. Douglas Rouse '67 John T. McGarvey 73 Pike Harold Mason Streets '51 James G. WoJtermann '72 Michael J. McGraw' 73 William J, Baird III '69 Robert E. Vick '48 Elmer E. Morgan '48 55th District Mr and Mrs. Donald Combs '54 L Brent Yonts 76 Danny l. Owens 74 Bullitt Herman G, Dotson '39 J. Michael Poole 77 46th District Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Givhan '51 Joseph W. Justice '62 Carlyle W. Schuermeyer '32 Breckinridge, Grayson and Meade 56th District lon B. Rogers '32 A. Duane Schwartz '67 Mr. and Mrs, Alec G. Stone '67 Cadwell, livingston, lyon and Trigg Charles R. Simons '68 37th District 47th District Judge Edward H. Johnstone '49 William C. Stone 70 Carter, Elliott and Morgan Letcher H. B. Quinn 76 David T. Stosberg 74 Robert L. Caummisar '67 Harry M, Caudill '48 Thomas R. Thomas 72 Henry R. Wilhoit, Jr. '60 Clarence B. Wolfe

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Alabama D. Terrell Sherman 70 William D. Rogers Georgia Frank J. Faraci 71 Charles A. Sither '48 John T. Sapienza Phillip M Armstrong 73 John W. Gillon, Jr. '25 Edwin M. Zimmerman David Schwartz luther P. House, Jr. '57 Paul E. Holcomb '68 E. G. Weiss Dianne L. McKaig '54 Connecticut Prof. and Mrs Thomas L. Jones '61 Adam Yarmolinsky Calloway W. Napier, Jr '35 John D. Fassett Dean E. Rice '69 Arizona Florida George levine 75 District of Columbia Charles R. Burton '50 Hawaii Kirk A. Storch '60 Jay D. Adelstein 77 George M. Combs '52 A. Singleton Cagle '50 California F. Aley Allan Stanley G. Courtney '28 Paul J. Durbin '41 Mac Asbill, Jr Arnold and Porter John M, Elias '68 Illinois Bennett Boskey Anne N. Awtrey '46 Mr. and Mrs. John R. Gillespie '49 Keith R. Cardey '52 Timonthy B. Dyk R. Markham Ball Lee W, Harvath, Jr. 70 Armand Chiappori '35 Richard l. Heaton 76 John Sherman Cooper Alex P. Herrington, Jr. 78 Fred H. Daugherty '49 James P. Kleier 79 Drake Cutini 79 John M. Meisburg, j r. '71 John P. Gartin '58 Mathew L Millen 74 Myer Freyman '25 Everett H. Metcalf, j r. '49 Peter 0, Giachini '32 Robert L. Moss '29 Francis J. lorson Deborah C. Poore 79 Bennie J. Harrison '65 Stuart R Pollak Elizabeth Ann Noyes '80 Michael R. Ramage 78 M. lane Harvey 75 Arthur l. Rosett James L. Rogers, Jr. 74 Paul A. Saad '58 John Myers 71

11 George W. Woodcock, J r '57 Missouri Michael W. Hawkins '72 'texas Jude P. Zwick '60 Mr. and Mrs James N. Brickey '69 John C. Hunsaker, [r Gordon B. Finley, Ir. '68 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Litton II '68 Dr. and Mrs. Roy R. Ray '28 Indiana Richard F. Dawahare '79 Russell B. Milliken '60 Basil D. Sartin '14 Harry P. Dees '35 lewis C. Green James R. Nein '71 Vincent Kelley '38 New Jersey Virginia Larry A. Neuman '67 Mr. and Mrs, David E. Price 70 Laurence I. Cutler '70 John C. Bagwell '32 J. David Rosenberg 74 Earl C. Dudley, Jr. Iowa Martin B. Kamens '69 Howard H. Shanker '69 Loretta L. Dunn 79 John J, Yeager '48 Michael Krawitz '69 Richard D. Siegel 71 Rosenberg and Simon Adolph M Edwards, jr. '29 Louisiana Alan R, Vogeler '40 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Harrison '70 Tim O'Neill 78 New Mexico Robert L. Walker Paul Keen '26 Carleton Davis '46 Maine William W. Koontz Leslie C. Smith 71 Oklahoma Boyd L. Bailey '26 Stephen A. Zrenda. Jr. 74 Kirk Moberley '71 New York Colonel Bruce Morford '34 Maryland Joseph Barbash Pennsylvania Colonel Elizabeth R Smith, Jr. '50 J. Woodford Howard, Jr James C. Blair '51 Larry S. Blair '76 West Virginia Thomas). Lee '12 levi D. Boone '73 William). Haberstroh '72 Donald F. Mintmire '69 Cathy P. Cates 79 Stewart J. Miller '51 Robert J. Busse 78 Norman B, Mumaw '71 Myer S, Tulkoff '52 K. Sidney Newman '61 Nicholas W. Johnson '68 Robert I. Smith '69 George B Nickum III Bardie C. Wolfe. Jr. '67 Mildred O. Robards '33 Lawrence J. Tweel '69 Massachusetts North Carolina Rhode Island Wisconsin Joel A. Kozol Carol Eubank '75 Richard T linn '49 Roger B Leland '54 Nelson E. Shafer '59 Ohio Tennessee Michigan Walter R Bender '36 Stephen C. Baker 75 David W. Silver 74 Richard I. Fleischer '70 David W. Rutledge 77

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12 l FELLOWS OF THE LAFFERTY College of Law College of Law SOCIETY (continued) Associates Sponsors Arlee W. Mayne '51 The Associates gift club recognizes Sponsors-level giving ($250-$499) is Ashland, Ky. persons whose annual gifts are in the critical every year to the success of the Mr. (74) and Mrs. Stephen M. O'Brien $500-$999 range. The leadership of these campaign. Besides adding handsomely lexington, Ky. individuals and Dean's Club members is to the overall dollar totals, the gener- J. David ('73) and Beth Porter demonstrated in the impressive total of osity of these individuals is responsible Lexington, Ky. their 1980 Fund gifts: $48,921' in significant part for the high average Pamela H. Potter '74 alumni gift figure of $143! Ashland, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. Campbell '68 Wendell Cherry '59 David F. Pratt '76 James C. Blair '51 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Combs '54 Lexington. Ky. Mr. and Mrs. C. Kilmer Combs '46 Joseph M. Day '72 Paul C. Combs '48 Homer W, Ramsey '49 Fayette County Bar Association Charles E. English '60 Whitley City, Ky. Charles Landrum, Jr. '42 Gordon B. Finley '32 Robert E. Rawlins '69 Laramie L. Leatherman '53 Mr and Mrs. Thomas B. Givhan '51 lexington, Ky. Dianne L. McKaig '54 Jack Q. Heath '41 Roy R. ('28) and Virginia F. Ray Paul Oberst '39 Frederick E. Nichols '51 Dallas, Texas Dr. and Mrs. J. Roger Potter '74 James E, Rogers, Jr. 74 John Craig Shelby James G. Stephenson '67 Charles A Sither'48 Deceased Judge Julia K. Tackett?1 Howard E. Trent, Jr '41 Harry D. Williams '66 Cawood Smith '50 Henry R. Wilhoit, lr. '60 Jude P. Zwick '60 Harlan, Ky. Bardie C. Wolfe, Jr. '67 Richard W. Spears '61 Ashland, Ky. James C. Stephenson '67 College of Law Patrons Ashland, Ky. Recognized by the University in its re- Timothy B. Dyk Judge Julia Kurtz Tackett '71 port as Hundred Club members, Patrons John M. Elias '68 Lexington, Ky. are for the College of Law the underpin- David T. Enlow '64 Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Terry ning of the entire College of Law Fund David C. Fannin '74 lexington, Ky. campaign. The numerous gifts in this jo M. Ferguson '39 William R. Forester '59 Harry D. Williams '66 range ($100-$249) are evidence of the Ashland, Ky. William H. Fortune '64 generosity demonstrated by alumni gen- Joe W. Foster '68 erally throughout the campaign. 1980 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Frazer Arthur A Abshire '76 Mr. and Mrs. John A. Fulton '42 Dean's Club Brantly D. Amberg '58 Mr, and Mrs. Larry D. Garmon '65 William J. Baird III '69 The Dean's Club is composed of indi- John P. Gartin '58 Kenneth S, Baker '65 viduals whose gifts to the College of William E.Gary III '63 Bennett Boskev Eli J. George, Jr. '68 Law in an annual-giving year total Thomas C. Brabant '60 William B. Gess '30 or more. Club mem- $1,000 Many Dean's Mr. and Mrs. James N. Brickey '69 Peter D. Ctachini '32 bers have committed themselves to sus- Arthur T. Bryson, Jr. '40 Mr. and Mrs. John R. Gillespie '49 tained giving at this level in fulfillment A Singleton Cagle '50 Larry M. Greathouse '69 of a Lafferty Fellows pledge. The entire Keith R. Cardey '52 James S. Green, Jr. '39 College community expresses its grati- Larry A. Carver '63 Darrell B. Hancock '49 tude, by this recognition, for truly exem- Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Cassady Hardy, Terrell and Boswell Stephen Cawood '68 plary stewardship. C. Norman E. Harned '65 Armand Chiappori '35 1. T. Hatcher '33 Arthur E. Abshire '57 Carl R. Clontz '60 Mr. and Mrs. John K. Hickey '48 Arnold & Porter John David Cole '64 Robert F. Houlihan '41 Ashland Oil Foundation, Inc. Thomas A Collins '56 Luther P. House, Jr. '57 Orin E. Atkins Judge Bert T. Combs '37 Judge Harris S. Howard '54 Thomas P. Bell '50 John Sherman Cooper Carl Howell, Jr. '66 Charles S. Cassis '63 William S. Cooper 70 Harold K. Huddleston '56 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clark Dawson '72 Stanley G. Courtney '28 John C. Hunsaker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. M. Beuford Day Karl N. Crandall '67 Joe R. Johnson, Jt, '41 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Gaffney '74 O. K. Curry '77 Judge Edward H. Johnstone'49 Judge Harris S. Howard '54 Carleton Davis '46 Professor and Mrs. Thomas L Jones '61 J. Woodford Howard, Jr. C. David Deep '69 Vincent Kelley '38 Law Alumni Association William M. Deep '52 Mr. and Mrs. Ben L. Kessinger, Jr. '48 Roger B. Leland '54 Harry P. Dees '35 Mr. and Mrs. William F Knapp, f r '69 Arloe W. Mayne '51 Glenn W. Denham' 46 Joel A. Kozol Stella S. Mills Herman G. Dotson '39 Robert G. lawson '63 HomerW. Ramsey '49 Guy K. Duerson, Jr. '51 Thomas P. Lewis '54 Dr. and Mrs. Roy R. Ray '28 Ronnie G. Dunnigan 71 Richard T Linn '49 Richard W. Spears '61 Paul J. Durbin '41 (continued on back page) 13 UK Lawyers in Academe

In recent years a number of UK Col- ning August 1981) lege of Law graduates have gone on to Conley is a newcomer to law teaching He will this summer complete graduate study at successful careers in law teaching. For the University of Illinois College of Law. He this issue of The Review, the staff com- has practiced since graduation from law piled some biographical information on school with the Cincinnati law firm of Strauss, professorial alumni who teach at other Troy & Ruehlmann. While in law school, he institutions. OUf apologies to anyone we was an editor of the Kentucky Law Journal may have overlooked. and was a member of the 1976-77 National Moot Court Team. Joe is a member of the Thomas l. Jones '61, Professor, University of Kentucky and Ohio Bar Associations. His un- Alabama School of Law. dergraduate degree is from the University of After graduation from law school, Jones Cincinnati. SusanCzaky took an LL.M. at Michigan, where he served as William Jones a teaching assistant. He joined the Alabama Charles Gromley '51, Professor, Valparaiso SusanDischka Csaky '78, Associate Professor, faculty in 1962 and has served there since, in University School of Law. Law librarian, University of Missouri- many different positions of responsibility. He A former Note Editor of the Kentucky law Columbia School of Law. was Associate Dean 1970--75 and Acting Dtrec- Journal, Professor Gromley has taught in vari- Susan Csaky is well-known to recent grad- tor of the Alabama Law Institute 1972-75. ous law schools. His teaching career began at uates of the College of law. She served in the He serves the profession as a member of the University of Nebraska in 1954, continu- Evans Law Library 1963-74, the last year as as- ALI and as a member and officer of the Na- ing at Willamette, 1955-60. Except for a sociate law librarian. In the period 1975-78 tional Conference of Commissioner's on Uni- period as visiting professor at the Ur.iversttv she headed the Government Publications De- form State Laws. In 1977-78 he was Chairman of Tennessee-Knoxville in 1978, he has been partment of the University library system, of the Section on Real Property, Probate and since 1960 a member of the Valparaiso facu- moving in 1979 to University of Missouri- Trust Law of the Alabama Bar Association. lty. Columbia. Professor Jones teaches in the estate plan- His areas are real and personal property, Susan is a native of Budapest, Hungary and ning and taxation areas. He is a prolific wills, trusts and future interests. He is the fac- is conversant in six languages. Her undergrad- author, having published several Alabama ulty adviser to the Moot Court Program at his uates and graduate degrees are from Georgia, practice aids and a number of articles in law school. In 1973, Professor Gromley was Johns Hopkins, and the University of North scholarly journals awarded the Valparaiso University Alumni Carolina, respectively. Her publications and Distinguished Teaching Award. His graduate professional activities are numerous, encom- law degree is from Georgetown University. passing a wide variety of professional and per- Owen D. Basham'67, Associate Professor,The sonal interests. Judge Advocate General's School, U.S.Army. Kathleen F. Brickey '68, Professor of Law, A graduate of Murray State University and Washington University. the Judge Advocate General's School, Professor Brickey currently teaches in the Basham served as a trial lawyer and trial areas of commercial law, criminal law, unfair judge, 1967-77. He has authored several spe- trade practices and, in a seminar setting, cialty publications and reference works. corporate criminal accountability. She joined He has served as a visiting lecturer at the the Washington faculty in 1978, after teach- AMEDD Psychology Symposium in Washing- ing at the University of Louisville School of ton, D.C., Virginia Psychology Association Law 1972-75. Tom Jones Dee Ashley Akers Convention, Richmond, ve: Forensic Psychia- While in Kentucky, she served on the Ken- try Conference, Fort Gordon, Ga; Regional Re- Dee Ashley Akers '50, Professor, University of tucky Penal Code drafting staff in the Ken- serve Officer Attorney's Conference, Louisville School of Law, Director, Govern- tucky Crime Commission. She was executive Columbia, s.c. and Columbus, Ohio; San ment Law Center, University of Louisville. director of the Kentucky judice! Conference Francisco, Calif., and Honolulu, Hawaii. His A political scientist as well as a lawyer, Pro- and Council, 1971-72.She is an author of Ken- major subjects are criminal law, criminal pro- fessor Akers has had a distinguished career in tucky Criminal Law and its 1978 Supplement, cedure and trial advocacy. teaching and public service. He served as sec- as well as a number of articles in scholarly retary of the Development Cabinet and ad- William R. Jones '69, Dean and Professor of journals. She is presently at work on a two- ministrator of the Kentucky Center for Energy Law, Salmon P. Chase College of Law, North- volume treatise on Corporate Criminal Ac- Research under the Carroll administration. ern Kentucky University. countability. Earlier in his career he served the Common- A former Cook Fellow at the University of Michael P. Cox '68, Professor, University of wealth as Revisor of Statutes, Secretary of the Michigan, Dean Jones has taught at Indiana Oklahoma College of law. Constitution Revision Assembly, and Regula- University-Indianapolis and Nova University's A native of lexington and a 20-year veteran tions Compiler Center for the Study of law of the University educational system- kinder- Or. Akers is a recipient of the Governor's He has also been a lecturer at the Indiana garten through law school- ProfessorCox is a Medallion and U of L's Distinguished Service State Police Academy and Indiana Judicial recent recipient of the J.S.D. degree from the Award. He is widely published in the energy Center's programs for probation and parole Columbia Law School. and administrative law areas. He serves on a officers. His teaching has focused on criminal He has published articles on such diverse number of state and national energy-related procedure, evidence, search and seizure, drug subjects as the jurisprudence of discretionary commissions. abuse and the criminal process. governmental processes, part-time legal edu- Joseph E. Conley, Jr. '77, Assistant Professor, A former businessman, lawyer and teacher, cation, the Freedom of Information Act, and Louisiana State University Law Center (begin- Dean Joneshas been at Chasesince 1979 the Oklahoma Administrative ProceduresAct.

14 Roy R. Ray '28, Emeritus Professor, Southern Christine Williams 76, Assistant Professor, Methodist University School of Law. University of Maryland School of law, holds A familiar figure to all Kentucky graduates, an undergraduate degree from SUNY-Bing- Professor Ray continues to be active in hamton. scholarly and professional pursuits. He re- She is a member of the Kentucky and D.C. cently published the Texas Law of Evidence, Bars and is a former trial attorney with the Third Edition, a three-volume set. Over the U.S. Department of Justice. Her teaching past two years he has been granted the Distin- areas are commercial law, commercial paper, guished Alumnus Award by Centre College contracts and legal method. and the Recognition of Merit Award from the University of Kentucky College of Law. He is Chauncey E. Brummer '74, Assistant Profes- Kathleen Brickley Michael Cox a University Fellow and a member of the sor, University of North Carolina School of Law. He served for five years in the United States Judge William T. Lafferty Society Professor Brummer is a former Reginald Army JAG Corps. He has been at the Univer- Professor Ray has been a member of the Heber Smith Fellow and attorney for the sity of Oklahoma since 1974. His awards in- College's Board of Visitors since 1978. He and louisville & Nashville Railway. He teaches clude three for excellence in teaching. his wife, Virginia, have endowed a special lec- tureship at the College which in 1981 brought family law and juvenile law James R. Elkins '72 Associate Professor, West Jesse Choper from the University of Virginia University College of Law, is cur- John H. Yeager '48, Professor, Drake Univer- California-Berkeley law faculty to address the rently completing a term as a visiting scholar sity law School. College community. at the Stanford Law School Professor Ray's achievements are numer- Currently teaching in the areas of criminal His career history is unique and well- law, insurance, remedies, and conflicts, Pro- ous. He holds the Doctor of lurtdicial Science rounded, indicating experience as an Assis- fessor Yeager's expertise encompasses a wide from the University of Michigan. By tant U.S. Attorney, trial work in the Justice variety of areas. He has been a regular consul- avocation an arbitrator he has taught at the Department itself, teaching at DePaul Univer- tant to the Iowa General Assembly and the University of Michigan, University of sity School of Law and an adjunct professor- Colorado, and Vanderbilt. Iowa Bar Association during his 3Q-year ca- ship in psychiatry at WVU. He holds an LL.M. reer at Drake. He holds a graduate law degree degree from Yale and has published in eight W. Eugene Basanta '75, Assistant Professor, from Columbia and was for academic year different law reviews. Southern Illinois University School of Law. 1979-80 the acting dean of his institution. A frequent lecturer, Professor Elkins has Professor Basanta recently received the been awarded grants from the Kellogg Na- LL.M. degree from Temple University. He Bertel M. Sparks '48, Professor, Duke Univer- tional Fellowship and the Health Law Insti- holds a bachelor's degree from Williams Col- sity School of law, was awarded the S.1.D.de- tute. In late 1980 he was elected president of lege and worked for four years with the Ken- gree by the University of Michigan Law the American Legal Studies Association. tucky firm of Greenebaum, Doll & McDonald School in 1955. He joined the SIU faculty in the fall of 1980, A former editor-in-chief of the KentlJcky teaching legal writing, introduction to law, Law Journal, Professor Sparks taught at NYU consumer protection and commercial law. He 1949-50; and has been at Duke ever since. He advises the school's law journal and counsels serves as a consultant to the National Confer- several student groups. ence of Bar Examiners, and has advised a number of legislative bodies during his career. Gary R. Smith '69, Professor, Emory University Professor Sparks' teaching areas are credit School of Law. transactions, decedents' estates, future inter- A former associate dean at Emory, Profes- ests and real property. He is the author of two sor Smith holds an LL.M. degree from NYU. casebooks in the wills and estates areas. He practiced for two years with the Atlanta firm of Powell, Goldstein, Frazer & Murphy, Henry L. Stephens, Jr. '75, Assistant Professor, James Elkins Edward Ziegler and is admitted to the Bars of Kentucky, Salmon P. Chase College of Law, Northern Kentucky University, is a former member of Edward H. Ziegler, Jr. 73, Associate Professor, Florida and Georgia. the Louisville law firm of Middleton, Reutlin- University of Dayton School of Law, holds the Active as a teacher and scholar in the areas ser & Baird. graduate law degree from the George of law and medicine, products liability, torts He worked as a staff attorney for the Ken- Washington University National Law Center and workmen's compensation, Professor tucky Department for Natural Resources and where he lectured tn legal research and writ- Smith is a member of the Governor's Legal ing. Advisory Council on Workmen's Compensa- Environmental Protection immediately prior to joining the Chase faculty. He is a member In1974-1975 hewas a lawyer for the U.S. tion and the Medical-Legal Committee of the of the American Arbitration Association and Nuclear Regulatory Commission, resigning Atlanta Bar Association. an authority in coal law, evidence and en- that position to join the Chase College of Law Bardie C. Wolfe, Jr. '67, Librarian and Profes- vironmental law faculty. His teaching areas are property and sor, Pace University School of law, is a former land use planning. librarian and associate professor at the Uni- W. Nicholas Pope '67, Assistant Professor and While at Chase, Ed was well-known for his versity of Tennessee College of Law. Associate Librarian, Cleveland-Marshall Col- contributions to the body of Kentucky admin- He has also held positions in the library sys- lege of Law, Cleveland State University. istrative law. He is a member of the Environ- tems of the University of Texas, University of A former member of the Ashland Oil mental Law Institute and a contributing editor Virginia and the Cleveland-Marshall School of corporate legal staff and corporate counsel of the Toxic Substances Journal. He has pub- Law. He is active in the American Association for the Commonwealth Land Title Insurance lished in the areas of environmental and ad- of Law Librarians and is a member of the Company, Professor Pope returned to UK in ministrative law. American Judicature Society. the late 1970s, receiving his M.S.l.S. in 1979.

15 Alumni News William H. Coldiron '48, Vice Chairman of the Thomas R. Post '70 has been appointed to the the primary, he faces incumbent G. Bruce Montana Power Company, has been nomi- Miami (Fla.) Downtown Development Miller in the November election. Heyburn is nated by President Ronald Reagan to be Authority. He is an Adjunct Professor of law an associate in the Louisville law firm of solicitor of the Interior Department. at the University of Miami and a senior part- Brown, Todd & Heyburn. His undergraduate Myer S. Tulkoff '53 has been working since ner in the law firm of Thomas R. Post & Asso- degree is from Harvard. 1978 in the corporate law department of ciates. Cathy C. Lowe '76 has become a partner in the Western Electric, the manufacturing arm of John Marshall Meisburg, Jr. 71, nominated as Lexington firm of Shuffett, Kenton, Curry & the Bell Telephone System, in New York. His Federal Employee of the Year, 1980, is now Karem. specialty in antitrust. A former Assistant Re- Senior Trial Attorney with the U.S. Equal Em- Anne W. McAfee 76 who practices in Camp- gional Director of the New York office of the ployment Opportunity Commission in Miami. bellsville, heads that community's office of Federal Trade Commission, he has written a Fla. He is formerly a law clerk to U.S. District Cumberland Trace legal Services, Inc. number of articles on antitrust and trade regu- Court Judge James F. Gordon and a former at- David Y. Olinger, Jr. 76 has been appointed lations and has lectured extensively on the torney with the U.S. Department of Justice. At an Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Eastern Dis- one time, he served as a congressional aide to subjects. listed in Who's Who in American trict of Kentucky. Law and Who's Who in Government, Tulkoff the Honorable John B. Breckinridge. Gary W. Callahan '77 has joined the A.T. is a Colonel in the U.S. Army Reserves. He is a Willam T. Robinson III '71 has been selected Massey Coal Company as corporate counsel member of the Kentucky, New York, and as Professional of the Year of 1980 in North- for Massey Coal Services, Inc. He will also American Bar Associations. ern Kentucky by the Small Business Council serve as vice president of East Kentucky of the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Com- JamesPark, Jr. '58 and Paul E. Sullivan'72 an- Energy Corporation, another Massey subsi- nounce the formation of the partnership for merce. The award for "contributing to com- diary. He was formerly assistant general coun- munity improvement while achieving a high the practice of law in association with sel for the Pittston Company Coal G roup. A. level of professional excellence" was pre-- Thomas C. Jacobs '71 and Steven W. Wides T, Massey Coal Company is the nation's 12th '80. The firm's office is at 116 North Upper St., sented October 22, 1980 in Covington. largest coal producer and the second largest Robinson currently serves as chairman-elect Lexington, Kentucky. coal exporter. of the KBA House of Delegates. William E. Johnson '57 lectured at the ATLA Sarah Weyler '77 has been appointed by Jef- Mid-Winter Convention in Mexico City on Edward J. Steckel 71 is a partner in the Cham- ferson Commonwealth's Attorney David L. "The Persuasive Opening Statement." John- bersburg, Pa. law firm of Dickey & Steckel. He Armstrong to the position of deputy division son is a frequent contributor to UK CLE pro- was formerly a Deputy General for the Com- chief for the two general trial divisions of the monwealth of Pennsylvania. grams. office. In addition to prosecuting, Weyler will John P. Gartin '58 has been promoted to Michael Hawkins 72 a member of the Cincin- assist in staff training, personnel evaluation, senior assistant counsel in the law department nati firm of Dinsmore, Shohl, Coates & and general administrative functions. at State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Deupree, has been named president of the UK Dale D. Brodkey '78 has been named an Assis- Company's home office in Bloomington, Ill. Cincinnati Alumni Chapter. tant Attorney General in the state of He joined State Farm in 1958 as a field claims Joyce M. Russell '72 has been named vice- Nebraska. She represents the Nebraska Equal representative in Baton Rouge, La, He has president-law at Union Underwear Company, Opportunity Commission, the State Fire been assistant counsel in the home office Bowling Green, Ky. She has been with the Marshall, and a utility board. Her address is since 1978. Gartin and his wife, Linda, have company since1975. 5030 Prince Drive No.3, lincoln. NB 68516. three children. C. Kent Hatfield 73 has become a member of C. Hunter Daugherty '78 and David Marshall D. Michael Coyle '65 has been appointed by the louisville firm of Middleton & Reutlinger. '79 have opened an office in Nicholasville for Governor John Y. Brown, Jr. as Circuit Judge He was formerly with the antitrust division of the general practice of law. for the Hardin Circuit Court. Division II. He the U.S. Justice Department. John D. Horton '78 has completed his second assumed office January 20, 1981. William E. Doll, Jr. 74 has assumed the posi- year at the University of Louisville School of Danny H. Branstetter '68 and Stephen L tion of director of legislative and governmen- Medicine. Miller 78 have formed a partnership for the tal affairs for the Kentucky Medical Associ- Paul D. Neal '78 established an independent practice of law in lexington, Ky. The firm is ation in louisville. practice in louisville. His office is at 826 Ken- known as Branstetter & Miller and has as an David W. Silver 74 is an Assistant Attorney tucky Home Ufe Building. associate John P. Watz '80. General for the State of Michigan. M. Gregg Rains '78 has become a partner in Dennis Bricking '68, Executive Director of the C. A. (Woody) Woodall III '74, of the Cadiz, the Paducah law firm of McMurry & Livings- Legal Aid Society of Louisville, is a past recipi- Ky. firm of Hardin, Woodall & Quinn, has re- ton. ent of the Louisville Bar Association's Lawyer cently been named the Assistant Common- of the Year Award. The Award was conferred wealth Attorney for the 56th Judicial Circuit. William A. Rees 78, staff attorney with the in 1978. Michael R. Seiting 76 has been appointed by Social Security Administration's Office of Hearings and Appeals, has been transferred to Robert P. Ross'69 has entered the partnership Attorney General Steven Beshear to head the the Washington office. of Pedley, Ross& Zielke in Louisville. William division of consumer intervention. The divi- C. Stone 70 is of counsel to the firm. sion's function is to represent consumers in Robert B. Vice '78, formerly with Wyatt, Tar- utility rate cases. rant & Combs in louisville, is now vice presi- Donald F. Mintmire '69 has become Nashville, Sherman Goodpaster III '76 has resigned from dent of H-L Properties, lnc., a subsidiary of Tenn. resident partner of Barnett & Alagia. the Kentucky Department of Transportation's J.LB. Hilliard, W.l. Lyons, Inc. The company Ronald L. Gaffney '74 recently became a legal staff to join the corporate staff of East syndicates tax sheltered real estate invest- member of the firm and Marie J. Alagia 79 Kentucky Power in Winchester, Ky. ments. has joined the firm at its Frankfort office. John G. Heyburn II '76, outgoing president of Les Adams '79, who has been serving as clerk Richard E. Fitzpatrick '70 has become a part- the law Alumni Association, has announced with U.S. District Court Judge Ed H. Iorm- ner in the firm of McBrayer, McGinnis & his candidacy for the Republican nomination stone, has accepted a position with Barnett & leslie, lexington and Greenup, Ky. for Jefferson County Attorney. Unopposed in Alagia in louisville. Ky. 16 William H. Chambliss '79 has been named di- rector of the Somerset Regional Office of the Liberty and the Law Public Advocate's Program. -1981 Anne Adams Chesnut '79 has joined Greene- baum, Doll & McDonald's lexington Office. julian Bond, civil rights leaders and Darrell Dugan '79 has relocated his practice president of the Southern Poverty Law to Pittsburgh, Pa. Center, was the special guest speaker for Pat Harris '79 has joined the Public Defen- the Student Bar Association's Law Week der's staff in louisville. program series held March 3G-April2. Other activities included an address JamesG. Harralson '79, formerly with Fowler, by Neil Welch, Kentucky'S Secretary of Measle & Bell in lexington, is now with Holbrook, Gary, Wible & Sullivan in Owens- justice, former FBI Bureau chief and boro, Ky. Abscam operative. A debate on religious liberty in public SusanColeman Lawson '79 has joined the Har- schools featured Theodore Amshoff, Jr. lan, Kv. firm of Forester, Forester, Buttermore & Turner. and William Stone, lawyers who prac- ticed opposite sides of the Kentucky Ten Ellen Liebman '79 has been named a Bigelow Commandments case for the U.S. Teaching Fellow at the University of Chicago law School for the1981-82 academic year. Supreme Court. A panel discussion of abortion rights Kent Royalty '79 serves as director of Coal Mining Administration at Eastern Kentucky issueswas also included as a part of the three-day event. University. He is an Assistant Professor of Jesse Choper Businesslaw in the College of Businessthere. William Scott Schulten '79 is now associated wih F. Edwin Hallman, Jr. in Atlanta, Ca. IN MEMORIAM Professor Jesse Choper Whitney Wallingford '79 has become associ- Richard H. Jenkins'18, Southold, N.Y. Delivers Ray Lecture ated with Stoll, Keenan & Park in lexington, Ky. Benjamin H. Scott '18, Irvine, Ky. jesse H. Choper, Professor at the Uni- Elizabeth Adams Maas '80, formerly with Holland G. Bryan '20, Paducah, Ky. versity of California-Berkeley School of Boehl, Stopher, Graves and Deindoerfer in JamesB. Nickell '23, West liberty, Ky. Law, delivered the annual Roy R. and louisville, has joined the professional staff of E.C. Newline '25, Danville, Ky. Virginia F. Ray lecture at the College, Data Plans, lnc.. as a Retirement Plans Ad- Wednesday, April 8. His address, "The Judge Bart N. Peak'30, often referred to as the ministrator first promoter of the idea of merged gov- Limits of Affirmative Action," was de- ernment in Fayette County, died in livered in the courtroom to a near-capa- Orlando. Fla. February 27,1981. Judge city crowd of law students, law faculty Peak served three terms in the General and members of the University commu- New Law Alumni Assembly and two terms as Fayette nity. County Judge. He was active in numerous Choper, a former member of the Min- Professors Named civic organizations. In 1970, as a state leg- nesota law faculty and law clerk to islator, Judge Peak co-sponored a bill with Chief Justice Earl Warren, teaches in the University President Otis A. Singletary former State Representative William constitutional law and corporations has announced the appointment as Law McCann permitting merged government in areas. He has authored with Lockhart & Alumni Professors Willburt D. Ham and Kentucky. Besides his political positions, Kamisar Constitutional Law: Cases,Com- John T. Garvey, effective July 1, 1981. he held office in the lexington Rotary ments and Questions and the American Professors Ham and Garvey were rec- Club and the Kentucky Society for Crip- Constitution: Casesand Materials. With ommended for the appointment by a pled Children, the Kentucky County Judge's Association, and the former Com- Frey, Leach and Morris, he has published committee composed of alumni and fac- munity Chest. Corporations: Casesand Material. ulty, and were appointed by College of Charles M. Russell '33, Catlettsburg, Ky. Law Dean Thomas P. Lewis. The award to Ham was, in the committee's words, F. D. DeWeese '35, October 1979, in Belling- ham, Washington. "in recognition of many years of con- A Sizable Crowd for scientious and excellent contribution to John M. Stevenson, Jr. '35 a member of the law firm of Stevenson & Stevenson in Win- the College of Law;" and to Garvey for Louisville Luncheon chester, was secretary of the Winchester his "scholarly achievements of extraor- Building & Savings Association. A total of 55 practitioners and rnem- dinary magnitude." John l. Young '39, Winchester, Ky. bers of the College faculty met for lunch The creation of Law Alumni Professor- at the Jefferson Club on St. Patrick's William R. Knuckles'42, Pineville, Ky. ships was approved by the Board of Di- Day, March 17. Organized by Associ- rectors of the College of Law Alumni As- ation President John G. Heyburn II, the sociation in 1978. Paul Oberst and event attracted alumni and friends Robert G. Lawson were named reci- young and old. The good number of fac- pients in 1979. ulty in attendence was due to the fact In a related matter, Dean Lewis re- that the College was on spring break at cently announced the promotion of the time. Many have suggested that the john Garvey to Professor of Law. event be established on an annual basis. 17 Graduation '81 Scenes from the Senior Reception •••••

... and Graduation

John Lovett '81, second from left, and Robert Gwin '8', far right, both with their respective families, enjoy the Spindletop Senior Reception. Lovett will clerk for Judge James F. Gordon and Gwin will join his father's practice in Owensboro.

Graduation-a traditional time for family photo- graphers of all ages.

Martha Grange, left, Assistant to Dean Lewis, and Paul Van Beoven, Associate Dean, visit with Jim Butler '81, of the Atlanta firm of Smith. Currie & Hancock. In the background are Betty Clary '81 and Phil Rhoads '81, New Orleans practitioners, visiting with Bill James, right, librarian for the College of Law.

Lyle Cayce '81, left, soon to join the U.S. Army JAG Corps, and John Hughes 'S1, right, who will practice with Stoll, Keenan and Park in Lexington, are shown with members of their families.

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Faculty News

Carolyn S. Bratt, Associate Professor, has re- Frederick W. Whiteside, Emeritus Professor of Sixth Circuit Judicial Conference on recent ceived a grant from the National Endowment Law, is Of Counsel to the Lexington firm of developments in constitutional law, with for the Humanities for a month of study this Smith & Hamilton, which specializes in pen- Solicitor General Wade McCree, Vanderbilt summer at Stanford University. The program sion planning, wills, and taxes. He lectured on Professor James Blumstein and Professor is entitled "Economic Rights: Property and October 9 and October 16 on "Legal Prob- Maurice Kelman of Wayne State University Welfare." She is one of 12 teachers chosen. lems of Aging and Estate Planning" at the Uni- In January he addressed the Family law Sec- Stephen I. Vasek, Ir., Associate Professor, has versity's Donovan Forum. He presented a po- tion of the Association of American law also been selected for the program. sition paper on "Legal Problems on Aging" at Schools at its Annual Meeting in SanAntonio. Iohn Marshall Rogers, recently promoted to the Public Advocacy Conference held at the Robert G. Schwemm, Associate Professor of Associate Professor,has received a grant from Carnahan House, October 22-23,1980. His re- law, has contracted with the Bureau of Na- the German Academic Exchange Service to cent scholarly publications include "The Ef- tional Affairs (BNA) to write a book on "Hous- attend a three-week seminar on "Germany To- fects of Mandatory Retirement" (with John R. ing Discrimination law." The book is day" in Bonn in July and August. His article Batt), in Symposium on Aging and the Family, scheduled for publication in 1982. Professor "Applying the International Law of Sovereign 18 Journal of Family Law (Fall 1980 and 1981 Schwemm's article on "Compensatory Dam- Immunity to the States of the Union," will ap- Update of Kentucky Supplement to "Drafting ages in Fair Housing Cases" will be published pear in the Duke Law Review this summer. Wills and Trust Agreements-A Systems Ap- in the summer 1981 edition of the Harvard proach" (Warren, Gorham & Lamont, 1980). Gerald P. Johnston, Associate Professor of Civil Rights-Civil Liberties Law Review. Other Alvin L. Goldman, Professorof Law, published law this semester has been delivering a series recent activities include the publication of a a Review on International Labour Law Re- of lectures on estate planning to IBM em- Civil Procedure survey article in Volume 69 of ports, 4 Comprehensive Labor Law Review, ployees approaching retirement. He spoke on the Kentucky Law Journal and his being 701-711 (1980). "legal Aspects of Aging" at the Sanders- named to the Board of Directors of the Appa- Brown Center of Gerontology on April 20, Kenneth B. Germain Professor of Law, deli- lachian Researchand Defense Fund 1981. He has two scholarly articles in pro- vered a lecture entitled "Review of the 1980- gress,one on Estate Planning Malpractice and 81 Trademark Cases Decided by the United William H. Fortune, recently promoted to Pro- one on Legal Malpractice in Kentucky States Court of Customs and Patent Appeals," fessor of Law, published an article in 17 Criminal Law Bulletin 101 (March 1981) en- Harold R. Weinberg, Professor of Law, has an Eighth Judicial Conference of the United article analyzing sales law doctrine good faith States Court of Customs and Patent Appeals, titled "Judicial Admissions in Criminal Cases: purchasers of goods appearing in Volume 56 Washington, D.C., April 10, 1981, and one en- Blocking the Introduction of Prejudicial Evi- dence." of the Tulane Law Review. titled "Current Review of U.S. Developments Paul Oberst, Professor of Law, has returned in Trademark Law," United States Trademark Martin J. McMahon, Ir., Assistant Professor, from a visiting semester at Duke Law School Association 103rd Annual Meeting, San has published an article in Volume 55 of the and has rejoined the regular faculty at the Francisco, May 13, 1981. N.vU, Law Review entitled "Expanding the College of Law. He once again is teaching John H. Garvey, Professorof Law, will have an Taxable Unit The Aggregation of the Income Torts after a six-year lapse. In December, he article on "Freedom and Choice in Constitu- of Parentsand Children" and another on "The was appointed to the Kentucky Commission tional Law" appearing in Volume 94 of the Role of the Step Transaction Doctrine in De- on Human Rights for the fourth time, having Harvard Law Review, scheduled to be pub- fining the Acquisition in B. Reorganizations," served as member or chairman between 1962 lished in June. On May 14 he addressed the in Volume 67 of the Iowa Law Review{1981). and 1976. A Degree of Perseverance

Eleven years after beginning law of Law led to another and before he tion of the Transportation Research study, Robert Curba Deen, class of '81, knew it, he had accumulated enough Board. In 1980, he was awarded the Cer- is the proud recipient of the Juris Doctor hours to make obtaining a degree not tificate of Service by the American So- degree. He began his studies at the UK totally out of the question. ciety for Testing Materials, Committee College of law in 1970 as a part-time For a decade Bob enrolled in courses on Soil and Rock. student. Now, finally, it is all behind as his work demands permitted. Along A man who is also active in the com- him. the way, he kept piling up awards in the munity, Bob Deen has served as presi- Bob Deen, a registered professional engineering profession. He was named dent of the Voluntary Action Center of engineer, is director of the Kentucky Alumnus of the Year, Department of Lexington-Fayette County, which assists Transportation Research Program, UK Civil Engineering, UK, 1971, Outstanding individuals and provides community College of Engineering, a program with Engineer and Government Award, Ken- agencies with needed volunteers. He has which he has been associated since tucky Society of Professional Engineers, been active in the UK United Campus 1963. He holds undergraduate and 1977, installed in Who's Who in Engi- ministry, the Kentucky Triangle House Masters degrees in Engineering from UK neering by the Engineers JointCouncil in Corporation and Rotary Club's world- and Ph.D. in Civil Engineering from Pur- 1977, and won the second place award wide programs. due University. for Best Technical Paper, Southern Sec- The Law Alumni Association extends A self-described lifelong learner, Bob tion, Institute of Transportation Engi- its congratulations to Bob Deen for his began to feel in the late 1960s a need to neers in 1978. latest accomplishment-achieving en- be better acquainted with law and the Additionally, he was profiled in late try into the legal profession. legal system. One course in the College 1979 in Transportation News, a publica-

19 COLLEGE OF LAW PATRONS (continued from page 13)

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C.litton II '68 J. Brandon Price '35 Judge Charles F. Satterwhite 73 Wells T Lovett Whayne C. Priest, J t, '62 A. Duane Schwartz '67 James H. lucas '59 Marvin C. Prince '51 James W. Shepherd '61 John T. McCarvey Carroll M. Redford, Jr. '59 Cawood Smith '50 Judge Henry Meigs '49 Jerry P. Rhoads '66 Neville Smith '55 Everett H. Metcalf, Jr. '49 Shelley T. Riherd '52 David Sparks 72 Donald F. Mintmire '69 Mildred O. Robards '33 Judge and Mrs. Robert M. Spragens '43 Robert l. Moss '29 Kendall B. Robinson '68 Bruce Stephens, J r. '50 Norman B. Mumaw '71 William 1. Robinson III Charles William Swinford '47 John Myers 71 Lon B. Rogers '32 Mr. and Mrs. J. Montjoy Trimble '56 Alfred A. Naff '31 J. David Rosenberg 74 Bobby K. True '59 Harold W. Newton '68 Arthur B. Rouse, Jr. '41 Alan R. Vogeler '40 Joe B. Orr '39 Asa M. Rouse '53 Richard C. Ward '64 W. Hugh Overcash Colvin P. Rouse, Sr. '28 Penny R. Warren 79 James L. Pate, Jr. '68 Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Rowady '41 J. Cregcrv Wehrman '69 Walter Patrick '51 Calvert T. Roszell '48 lucien C. West Peter Perlman '62 David W. Rutledge '77 George W. Woodcock, Jr. '57 Stuart R. Pollak John T. Sapienza Robert P. Woods '38

CALENDAR OF CLE PROGRAMS July 1981-June 1982 1981 Date Subject Location July17~18 Estate Planning lexington Nov. 13 Evidence lexington Aug.14 Kentucky Rules of Nov. 20-21 Organizing and Financing Criminal Procedure louisville a Closely Held Business lexington Aug. 21 Kentucky Rules of Dec. 11-12 Federal Civil Practice lexington Criminal Procedure Owensboro Aug. 28 Kentucky Rules of 1982

Criminal Procedure Lexington Jan. 22-23 Securities law lexington Sept. 18-19 Buying and Selling Feb. 12 Evidence Covington a Business lexington Feb. 26-27 Federal-Kentucky Sept. 25 Evidence Paducah Income Taxation Lexington Oct. 2 Evidence Pikeville Mar. 26-27 Legal Issues for Oct. 9 Evidence Owensboro Bank Counsel lexington Oct. 16 Evidence Somerset Apr. 16-17 Domestic Relations Lexington Oct. 24 Legal Ethics (KET) 12 locations May 6-7 Building Codes Lexington Oct. 30-31 Mineral law lexington May 31- Trial Advocacy Nov. 6 Evidence louisville June9 (Intensive) lexington

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