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CONTENTS

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“ We are deeply grateful to John and Libba Massey for their leadership in endowing the teaching excellence award at the Law School,” said UT- Austin president Larry Faulkner. SEE STORY ON PAGE 16. F R O NT OF THE BOOK F E A T U R E S B A C K O F T H E B O O K 4 IN CAMERA LAW PARTNERS AND 21 Incoming students and Judge Edward 1 2 0 Y E A R S O F OTHER MAJOR FUNDS Prado’s investiture T E AC H I N G E XC E L L E N C E 2003 GIVING BY FUND 25 8 DEAN POWERS 16 2003 GIVING BY CLASS 46 Contributing to Teaching Excellence by Bill Powers A new award will recognize great teachers of the law. FRIENDS OF THE 60 by Allegra Jordan Young 11 CALENDAR LAW SCHOOL

12 AROUND THE SPECIAL FEATURE CORPORATIONS 62 LAW SCHOOL T H E C O N T R I B U T O R S ’ AND FOUNDATIONS New alumni leaders, Professor John Deigh R E P O R T joins our faculty, Mann delivers the CLOSING ARGUMENT 64 Akard lecture, and a student works on the A Most Remarkable Woman Milosevic trial. 20 by Allegra Jordan Young UT Law recognizes those who gave to help us succeed.

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On the first day of Freshlaw Orientation, the Student Bar Association held its second annual student organization fair. Twenty-two organizations participated, ranging from Board of Advocates to the Alumni Association, which distributed UT LAW T-shirts to the incoming class. The Loeffler, Jonas & Tuggey, LLP, law firm sponsored the two-day orientation event.

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T H E M AJESTY OF THE LAW

Carolyn Dineen King, chief justice of the U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, administered the oath of office to Edward C. Prado, ’72, on August 28, 2003, at the Scottish Rite Cathedral in San Antonio. Prado officially began his active service as a circuit judge after serving as a district court judge for almost two decades. “All of us at his Law School are very proud of him,” said UT Law dean Bill Powers. Three other alumni, Alia Moses Ludlum, ’86, Xavier Rodriguez, ’87, and Lee Yeakel, ’69, were recently sworn in as judges on the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas.

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DEAN Contributing to Teaching Excellence How UT Law and our alumni continue to make a difference.

N THIS ISSUE OF UTLAW WE CELEBRATE GREAT TEACHING. many more set a high standard. I am proud to say that This is especially fitting, not only because educating our current faculty—including our young faculty—are future lawyers is our core mission, but also because carrying on that tradition. we have such a great teaching faculty. That sounds And we are always looking for ways to improve. I immodest, but it’s true. I am absolutely convinced previously told you about our Long-Range Planning that we have the best teaching faculty in the country. Committee. One area of study was our curriculum. We Sadly, many of the country’s leading law schools are proceeding apace in implementing some of the don’t take teaching that seriously. We do. Students committee’s recommendations. This year we moderate- participate in our hiring process, and we listen ly changed the first-year curriculum. Contracts is now, carefully to their views about a candidate’s teaching like Torts, Criminal Law, Property, Civil Procedure, and ability. When our budget committee annually eval- Constitutional Law, a one-semester, four-credit course. uates faculty members, it looks carefully at student Students take Legal Research and Writing in both the reactions to teaching. We talk to each other about teach- fall and the spring. The most dramatic change is that Iing, and we care about it. When I walk through the halls, students now take one elective in the spring semester. I see open faculty doors, and students inside faculty Some electives give perspective, such as Legal History, offices. Simply put, our culture here at the Law School Jurisprudence, Law and Economics, or Gender Issues. valorizes excellent teaching. Some allow a student to pursue an area of special inter- I am, therefore, particularly delighted that John and est. Several are dedicated just to first-year students, but Libba Massey from Dallas have given us a generous gift many upper-level courses will be open as well. The only to support a yearly prize for classroom teaching. You negative feedback has been from some second-year and can read more about that, and about John and Libba, in third-year students who wish they had had an elective in the pages that follow. I am personally extremely grate- their own first year. ful to them, and especially grateful that we will be able We continue to address other recommendations of to send another powerful signal to our students, facul- the Long-Range Planning Committee. We are working ty, and alumni that teaching excellence is at the top of to provide our students with more and different oppor- the agenda. tunities in the third year, such as more internships, On a personal note, I am delighted that we celebrate enhanced ability to take courses in other departments, teaching in this issue of UTLAW because I myself have and greater opportunity to concentrate on large proj- drawn so much pleasure and satisfaction from spending ects or clusters of courses in a specific area of interest. thirty years in the classroom. Even as dean, I have enjoyed We are trying to bolster our upper-level curriculum with teaching Products Liability, and I look forward to teach- more business and transactional courses. And we are ing Legal Process this spring. designing a first-year “extracurricular” program that Our dedication to teaching has not gone unnoticed. gives students more exposure to faculty, to alumni, and To support and recognize great teaching across campus, to the community. UT instituted the Academy of Distinguished Teachers. Finally, I would like to update you on our budgetary The Law School has five members, a higher percentage situation. As I described in the last issue of UTLAW, than any other college. You can read about them in the we had to cut more than $1,000,000 from our state- pages of this issue. I am proud to be one of them. And supported budget. We have done that in an orderly and we have many, many more great and dedicated teachers thoughtful way. We accomplished our primary objec- in our ranks. tive, which was to protect funding in the core areas of We start with a long tradition of teaching excellence. teaching and research. This was not easy, and I am sorry Page Keeton, Charles Alan Wright, Gus Hodges, and so to have to report that we had to eliminate ten staff posi-

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REUNION2004REUNION2004REUNION2004REUNION2004 2004 REUNION tions and forgo hiring some adjunct and visiting faculty. But by restructur- ing our budget, we now have the abil- Did you remember? ity to move forward in our efforts to hire and retain the very best faculty, and to attract and support the very REUNION 2004 ENO 2004 REUNION best students. Ap ril 1 7, 2004 We could not have done any of this without the generosity of our alumni. Indeed, this edition of UTLAW cel- ebrates and thanks our countless Reunion. Don’t forget.

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THE BEST LIST TO BE ON THIS YEAR!

SMALL & MID-SIZE FIRM DIRECTORY TEXAS

FREE LISTING The UT Law Career Services Office (CSO) is publishing a new directory of Texas-based small and mid-size law firms, including solo practitioners. We invite you to be included in this directory, which will be available to UT Law students and alumni.

UT Law students who are a part of the newly created Action Committee for Career Services will be calling to invite practitioners and firms to participate. You may also visit the “Employers” section of our Web site at www.utexas.edu/law/career and complete a brief survey regarding your practice. There is no charge to be listed in the directory.

Whether or not you hire law clerks or attorneys on a regular basis, we encourage you to take advantage of this opportunity to publicize your firm. SMALL & MID-SIZE FIRM RECEPTION Each spring, the CSO hosts a reception for UT Law students to meet with practitioners from small and mid-size law firms, as well as those in solo practices. Please mark your calendar to attend the Fourth Annual Small & Mid-size Firm Reception in March 2004. Look for your invitation in the mail.

For more information, please contact: Mitchell M.T. Kam, Associate Director for Employer Relations 512-232-1162 [email protected]

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SCHOOL OF LAW CALENDAR WINTER 2004

MARCH 15– AZTEC LAW APRIL 9 The 2003 Western Books ONLINE Exhibition features the best ONGOING in fine printing and book arts A new online exhibit from in the western United States the Tarlton Law Library during 2003. This annual ex- describes the sophisticated hibit, located in the Townes legal systems of the Aztec Hall Atrium, is a favorite of and Maya civilizations. the Law School community Titled “Law in Mexico and book lovers across the Before the Conquest,” the UT–Austin campus. For exhibit may be viewed at more information, please http://www.law.utexas. contact Mike Widener at edu/rare/aztec/Home. htm. (512) 471-7263 or mwidener @mail.law.utexas.edu. FEBRUARY Each year Texas Law Fel- MARCH lowships (TLF) grants the The Career Services Office Excellence in Public will host its fourth annual Interest Awards to two Small- and Mid-Size-Firm Texas attorneys who have Résumé Reception. This demonstrated their com- event offers firms and solo mitment to serving the practitioners the opportu- public. TLF invites all nity to meet outstanding members of the Texas legal UT Law students in a casual community to join us in setting. Nearly three hun- honoring the achievements of this NEZAHUALCOYOTL, RULER OF TEXCO- dred UT Law students and recent grad- year’s recipients. For tickets and CO, 1431–1472, FROM “LAW IN MEXICO uates are expected to attend this pop- more information, please contact BEFORE THE CONQUEST,” IS NOW ONLINE. ular networking event. Student ré- TLF at [email protected] or sumé directories will be distributed go online at http://www.utexas.edu/ FEBRUARY 27-28 at the reception. Practitioners do law/orgs/tlf/. The Texas Law Review (TLR) will not need to be hiring to attend. The host its annual symposium, this year reception will be held in March FEBRUARY 21-29 titled “Comparative Avenues in (TBA). For more information, please The Student Bar Association will Constitutional Scholarship,” to contact Deb Freeman in the CSO host Law Week, a week of special explore the emergence and impact office at (512) 232-2162 or dfreeman events, including a 5K race, a golf of constitutional courts around the @mail.law.utexas.edu. tournament, and a fajita fest. Casino globe and to review what new light Night festivities will run from 10 comparative constitutional scholar- SAVE THE DATE p.m. to 2 a.m. on February 21. For ship sheds on enduring problems in FOR REUNION! additional information, contact the American constitutionalism. For more APRIL 17, 2003 Student Bar Association at (512) information, contact Amanda Tyler 232-1391, or Assault & Flattery at of TLR at [email protected], For a complete schedule of the Law (512) 232-1093, or go online at or (512) 232-1280. The TLR Web site School’s CLE conferences, go online http://studentorgs.utexas.edu/ is at http://www.utexas.edu/law/ to http://www.utexas.edu/law/cle or assault/. journals/tlr/. call the CLE office at (512) 475-6700.

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Deigh Joins Law Faculty N E W OHN DEIGH, A DISTIN- the leading journal in his examines the sources and A L U M N I J guished moral philoso- field—Ethics—since 1997 character of moral motiva- pher, will join The Univer- and also serves on the edition, including the nature L E A D E R S sity of Texas this fall as a torial board of Law and of the moral emotions and professor of law and philos- Philosophy. practical reasoning. This Fall the Law School W

Y According to UT Law added ten new members A T T MCSPADDEN T and Philosophy Program to its Alumni Association director Brian Leiter, “Moral Executive Committee psychology has been per- and the Law School haps the most exciting area Foundation. “Our alumni in philosophical ethics in have provided excellent recent years, with immedi- counsel for the Law ate relevance to legal think- School and help us ing about responsibility and through good times and blame. Its newfound prom- bad. We are grateful to inence is due in no small our incoming leaders measure to John Deigh’s and look forward to important work.” their contributions dur- Deigh’s work includes ing this next year,” said Emotions, Values, and the Law Dean Bill Powers. (Oxford University Press, ALUMNI ASSOCIATION forthcoming) and The Sources EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE of Moral Agency: Essays in The Honorable Marilyn Moral Psychology and Freudian Aboussie, ’73, San Angelo Theory (Cambridge Univer- S. Jack Balagia, Jr., ’76, sity Press, 1996). His recent Houston articles include “Promises Benjamin S. De Leon, Under Fire” (Ethics, 2002), ’04, Austin “Emotion and Authority in Bryan L. Goolsby, ’77, Dallas Law: Variations on Themes Karen L. Hirschman, in Bentham and Austin” (in ’83, Dallas S. Bandes [ed.], The Pas- David R. McAtee, ’67, sions of Law [New York Uni- Dallas versity Press, 1999]), and “All D. Dudley Oldham, ’66, Kinds of Guilt” (Law and Houston Philosophy, 1999). Among John M. Padilla, ’94, Houston his earlier, seminal articles are “Cognitivism in the NEW FOUNDATION Deigh, at the Law School, has taught for more than two decades. Theory of the Emotions” MEMBERS: (Ethics, 1994), “On the The Honorable Ron ophy after more than two He is one of the world’s Right to Be Punished: Some Kirk, ’79, Dallas decades on the faculty at leading figures in the Doubts” (Ethics, 1984), and Mike A. Myers, ’63, Northwestern University. branch of ethics known as “Shame and Self-esteem: A Dallas Deigh has been editor of moral psychology, which Critique” (Ethics, 1983).

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N S EPTEMBER 1, 2003, hope to be able to increase Committee. He clerked for Stephen L.Tatum,’79, the association’s value to its the late Honorable David became the president members and to the Law O. Belew, Jr., in the U.S. O of The University of School,” Tatum said. District Court for the Texas School of Law Alum- Tatum, who graduated Northern District of Texas ni Association. from the Law School twen- from 1979 to 1980. He “It is a privilege to be ty-five years ago, was a mem- became a partner in the able to serve this great insti- ber and associate editor of Cantey & Hanger law firm tution. I know I have some the Texas Law Review and a in 1985. He has sat on the very large shoes to fill. I member of the Admissions board of the Tarrant County

Dean Powers Receives Tatum hopes to increase the value the association provides members.

Prestigious ABA Award Bar Association and was a On August 17, the Tort and Insurance Practice Section of the American Bar Association founding chair of its Appel- awarded Dean Bill Powers the prestigious Robert B. McKay Law Professor Award. late Section. He is also a Dean Powers, one of the nation’s leading authorities on torts and products liability, founding member of the accepted the award during the ABA’s annual convention in San Francisco. He is the 17th Eldon B. Mahon Inn of recipient of the award since it was first established in 1988. The McKay Award recog- Court, and its former secre- nizes a commitment to the advancement of justice, scholarship, and the legal profession tary treasurer. as demonstrated by outstanding contributions to the fields of tort and insurance law. Tatum currently prac- Reflecting UT’s long-standing dominance in the field of tort law, Dean Powers is the tices law with Cantey & third UT Law faculty member to receive this award, along with Charles Alan Wright and Hanger, L.L.P., and special- Dean W. Page Keeton, ’31. Other past winners izes in litigation and ap- include Judge Richard A. Posner of the University peals. He is board-certified of Chicago Law School, Robert L. Rabin of Stanford in civil appellate law by the Law School, and Jeffrey O’Connell of the University Texas Board of Legal Spe- of Virginia School of Law. cialization and has been Powers is author of, among other works, Cases admitted to appear before and Materials in Products Liability (3rd ed.) (with multiple Texas and U.S. dis- Fischer, Green, and Sanders) (West Publishing, trict and appeals courts. He 2002); Cases and Materials in Torts (with has also practiced law for Robertson, Anderson, and Wellborn) (West Publish- the Fort Worth offices of ing, 1998); and Texas Products Liability Law (2nd Thompson & Knight, and ed.) (1992). He is a member of the American Law Brown, Herman, Dean, Wise- Institute, where he was co-reporter for the Restate- man, Liser & Hart. ment (Third) of Torts: Apportionment of Liability Tatum, his wife, Nenetta, and currently is a co-reporter for the Restatement and their two children, (Third) of Torts: Liability for Physical Harm. Carter and Stephen, live in Fort Worth.

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AROUND Globalization and the Judiciary Jurists and scholars traveled from around the world to Austin this past fall to participate in the Texas Interna- tional Law Journal’s annual symposium, this year titled THE LAW “Globalization and the Judiciary.” Judges and lawyers from top courts in Europe, the United States, and Hong Kong participated in discussions of trends including com-

WINTER 2004 SCHOOL mercial and judicial integration, foreign law in national courts, borderline problems in human rights law, corporate law reform, and the dominant role that the United States and Europe continue to play in economic law. “The symposium provided a perfect blend of academic observations and practical experience on how global concerns are affecting what is going on in courts around the world. This event showed us that issues like human rights and international business transactions are relevant to nearly every jurisdiction,” said student organizer Jodi Slater, ’04.

than it is here,” said Mann. Mann Delivers Akard Lecture Last July, Mann spoke in London to the UK Office of TLAW’S PROFESSOR RON- “The use of credit cards Americans. But regulators Fair Trading. His presenta- U ald Mann delivered differs dramatically from in Europe and Australia are tion, titled, “Current Devel- the John C. Akard Distin- country to country. Few use taking stern steps to limit opments in U.S. Credit-Card guished Lectureship on Wed- credit cards as much as rising credit-card use in Litigation,” focused on class nesday, November 19, as part Americans, and nobody uses their countries, even though actions against Visa and of UT Law’s Annual Bank- them to borrow as much as it is much less common MasterCard about their debit- ruptcy Conference. Mann’s IMAGES GETTY card policies and about address, titled “Policy Im- their currency-conversion plications of the Global fees. He also spoke to 45 Growth of Card-Based Pay- top-level executives at the ment Systems,” focused on Bank of England about the the findings of his multi- policy implications of the country study exploring the consumer use of card-based differences in governments’ payment systems. Mann attitudes toward consumer spent six weeks at the Bank credit cards. of Japan in Tokyo research- Those findings include ing Japanese views of credit- the legal, cultural, and insti- card payment systems and tutional reasons why people presented his findings to use credit and debit cards in managers within the Bank various countries; the effects of Japan in 2001. that credit-card use has on The John C. Akard Dis- bankruptcy, levels of con- tinguished Lectureship Pro- sumer credit, and the overall gram was named for the efficacy of the payment sys- Honorable John C. Akard, tem; and the potential policy ’57, a bankruptcy judge sit- responses such as regulation ting in San Antonio. Profes- of interchange fees, mer- sor Elizabeth Warren of Har- chant surcharges for credit- vard Law School, formerly of card use, and limitations on UT Law, was awarded the marketing to minors. lectureship in 2001.

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CORBIS/SYGMA 15 LAW UT er 2004 t n i W Third, the tribunal servestribunal the Third, tims of the crisis an opportunity to heal and move on with their lives. I saw crime the of weight the have victims world lifted off their shoul- some testified; they once ders victims waited seven years for this burden to be lifted. The healing occurred both nations the for and people for involved. In Serbia and Mon- tenegro, for example, there enormousan among is desire citizens to improve their standard of living (to inte- Europe), Western with grate to move beyond the negative impacts of nationalism, and to honor their former his gave who minister, prime life in an effort to stop the incessant criminal activity in turnto and over Belgrade powerful citizens accused of war crimes to the tribunal, Stan- Milosevic, including isic, and Simatovic. as a warning signal to heads of state and others that viola- tions of international human- itarian law will not be toler- interna- of symbol a is It ated. effectivenessin and will tional addressing crimes that once went unaddressed by the international community. Laura Castro and Allegra compiled these Young reports. 0 4 ’ , . R

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O I Gump was born Oklahoma, in and Tulsa, his family Gump was an active alumnus. University He of Texas “Richard Gump was a great leader in his generation, s i N h R Richard A. Gump, Sr., passed away. He Richard was A.passed a away. founding Gump, part- Sr., ner of Akin, Gump, one Strauss, of Hauer the L.L.P., & Feld, most powerful law firms in the United States, and active in national Democratic Party politics. He was eighty-five. moved to Dallas in 1926. attended Longhorn football games and was a member of both the Dads’ Club and the Ex-Students’ Association. The law firm he started hired scores of UT Law graduates. and the UT Law community will miss him. Our thoughts go out to his family at this time,” said Dean Bill Powers. T ment, who are accused of accused are who ment, paramilitaries the controlling that committed murder, tor- ture, persecution, and forced during And deportation. the Milosevic trial I sat second chair and passed redi- Prosecutor to questions rect Dermot Groome. on thoughts your are What Q: the impact of the tribunal? National Army in Bosanac Samac) and helped prepare Jovica against indictments the Sima- Frenki and Stanisic of heads former the tovic, the Serbian Security Kern participated in the Milosevic trial. "It's probably the biggest case I'll ever be associated with," he said. he with," associated be ever I'll case biggest the probably "It's trial. Milosevic the in participated Kern

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HIRD Kern,’03, spent his last at school law of semester for clerking Hague The The former Yugoslavia We started each morning Crimes of Our Times

the Office of the Prosecutor the Officeof the Criminal International the at for Tribunal the Former He was (ICTY). Yugoslavia the 5, Team to assigned team prosecuting Slobodan head of Milosevic, the first state tried by an international criminal tribunal. territory (now Serbia, Mon- tenegro, Bosnia and Herze- Formerthe govina, Yugoslav and Macedonia, of Republic Slovenia of Republics the experienced Croatia) and and decade, one in wars four more that estimated is it than 200,000 civilians were crimes. war of victims the The ICTY was created in pros- and investigate to 1991 ecute serious crimes in the territory from 1991 onward. work you did projects What Q: on at the tribunal? with an eight-fifteen meeting to discuss relevant legal and affectingmatters political day The case. Milosevic the with filled then be would to related tasks numerous the tribunal’s work. For instance, I drafted a speech for Chief Prosecutor Carla del diplo- the to give to Ponte I inter- matic community. viewed a convicted war criminal in a proofing session at in center detention UN the testimony his for preparation to the Milosevic trial cham- I helped edit ber. the closing brief in the Bosanski Samac case (which addressed war the by perpetrated crimes members of the municipal crisis staff and the Yugoslav T 12_15_ATLS 12_15_ATLS 10/27/03 3:48 PM Page 15 16_19_TeachingCoverStory 10/27/03 4:09 PM Page 16

THIS FALL THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS dent satisfaction with teaching, School of Law announced the conducted by the Princeton Review endowment of the Massey Teach- have named Texas one of the ing Excellence Award by John 120 Years top ten teaching faculties in H. Massey, J.D. ’66, and his wife, the United States, even ranking Elizabeth S. Massey, B.S. ’61. Texas first for one year. Of the The Law School will present the of Teaching nation’s top law schools, only award annually to a faculty Texas and the University of member who “epitomizes the Chicago Law School enjoy such School’s priority of providing consistently high marks for the highest quality of teaching Excellence teaching. to its students.” The Law School has cultivat- “We wanted to endow a teach- THE NEW MASSEY ENDOWMENT ed a strong teaching ethic since ing excellence award at the Law WILL HONOR UT LAW’S TEACHERS it opened its doors 120 years School as a way of recognizing BY ALLEGRA JORDAN YOUNG ago. The school’s first teacher the importance that great teach- was O. M. Roberts, the governor ing had in our lives,” John Mas- who signed the bill establishing sey said. “My wife and I both the University. Roberts was received superb educations at joined at the “Law Department,” the University of Texas. I have as it was then called, by Texas used ideas and principles that I Supreme Court chief justice learned at the Law School every Robert Gould, and later by a day of my life, even though I’m cadre of judges and lawyers who a businessman and have never gained a loyal and vocal follow- been a practicing lawyer.” ing. In fact, in the 1923 Alcalde John and Elizabeth Massey debates about the use of the met in their hometown of Co- case method, alumni argued lumbus, Texas, where they attend- that the pedagogy of Roberts ed the same kindergarten. Both and Gould was sound and have degrees from the University should not be exchanged for of Texas and SMU. John also re- the newfangled “case method.” ceived his M.B.A. from Cornell University and is a Chartered Articles, archival records, speeches, letters, and person- Financial Analyst, as well as a member of the State Bar of al anecdotes demonstrate how each subsequent generation Texas. The Masseys live in Dallas, where Mr. Massey has had of the law faculty developed course materials and achieved a successful career as an investor and executive in radio, high standards of teaching. Dorothy Most, the only female television, and the insurance business. Elizabeth Massey has graduate of the class of 1925, wrote in glowing terms of Ira long been active as a community volunteer and currently Hildebrand, the teacher and dean who introduced the case serves as a trustee of Highland Park Independent School method to Texas. Magazines chronicled the work of legal District. She also serves as a member of the UT Development giants such as Leon Green, ’15, and W. Page Keeton, ’31, Board and as a member of the Executive Committee of the both in the classroom and through their scholarship. An Chancellor’s Council for the UT System. entire generation witnessed the genius of Charles Alan At the UT System, the Masseys have permanently Wright in the classroom and through his written work. endowed two full scholarships for future teachers and two These were only a few among the scores of law faculty mem- additional awards for teaching excellence. One honors bers who steadily built the Law School’s reputation as a law “those who teach people to be teachers,” reflecting Elizabeth school “of the first class.” Massey’s devotion to UT’s College of Education, where she Today the Law School employs sixty tenured and studied from 1957 to 1961. The second recognizes teaching tenure-track faculty members. Many have been national- excellence at UT’s medical school in Galveston, from which ly recognized, and five have been elected to UT-Austin’s John’s grandfather Dr. A. H. Potthast graduated with an prestigious Academy of Distinguished Teachers. UT- M.D. in 1915. Austin established the academy in 1995 and honors the top “We would like to see these teaching excellence awards 5 percent of outstanding tenured teachers at UT-Austin. become some of the most recognized in the country,” said The administrators originally intended to limit member- John Massey. “Our intention is to significantly build these ship to the undergraduate faculty, but outcry about the endowments beyond the current commitments should we exclusion of Professor Stanley Johanson led to that poli- find faculty support and enthusiasm for the awards.” cy’s reversal. Today the academy counts Johanson, Dean That support should be forthcoming. The University of Bill Powers, Steven Goode, David Rabban, and David Texas School of Law has long had one of the outstanding Robertson among its members. No other University unit faculties in the nation, in terms of both scholarly distinction of the Law School’s size enjoys such representation in and success in the classroom. National surveys of law stu- UT’s academy. 116 UTLAW Winter 2004 20PHOTOGRAPH BY REX FLY 16_19_TeachingCoverStory 10/27/03 4:09 PM Page 17 Great Teachers of Law UT LAW’S FIVE UNIVERSITY DISTINGUISHED TEACHING PROFESSORS TALK ABOUT TEACHING, STUDENTS, AND TEACHERS WHO MADE A DIFFERENCE IN THEIR LIVES.

N 1945 PROFESSOR LEON GREEN, ’15, UNIVERSITY DISTINGUISHED TEACHING PROFESSOR gave a speech titled “Great Teach- Dean William Powers ers of Law.” He asked his students, TEACHING HAS GIVEN ME MANY WONDER- ful memories. One was being induct- “Can it be that a teacher is something ed into the Academy of Distinguished Teachers. Others involve thousands more than a classroom or corridor of delightful students. But I think my most memorable moment occurred character? Can it be that he has a larg- during my very first year. er stage, a forum that reaches beyond I began teaching at the University of Washington in Seattle. (Thankfully, the class, the student body, even beyond his I made it to Austin because my best I friend in law school, Professor Guy own campus and institution? That he has Wellborn, arranged for me to come to Austin as a visiting professor in 1977.) students who never had the privilege of see- For my very first class, I was assigned Conflict of Laws. (Deans used to get to ing him, of feeling the warmth or the chill do that!) Conflict of Laws had two sections of his personality, who never heard his lec- that met at the same time. The other tures or even read his books?” ¶ The quali- teacher, Phil Trautman, was by far the most popular teacher in the ties that make a great law professor, Green school. UW’s practice was to give students first choice of teachers until concluded, are elusive and defy concise ex- the room was full. The biggest room held ninety. One hundred eight stu- planation. A teacher may have “moments, dents signed up. Not surprisingly, I got the students who drew the eigh- hours, and periods in which they are reflect- teen short straws. ed in their students and associates as great.” At the beginning of the third week of classes, a young woman raised her Teachers, he wrote, may transform people, hand. “Do you know how all of us were assigned to your class?” I said I their institutions, and legal education, and in did, and wondered why she asked. “Do you know that they made a some cases, their ideas do linger long after waiting list for Professor Traut- man’s class, and that it had all of they are gone. ¶ In this issue, UTLAW pro- our names?” I didn’t, but that made vides a glimpse into how the Law School’s sense. “Do you know that several people teachers changed their students, and how dropped his class, and we’ve all been asked about transferring?” I didn’t the students who passed through the halls of know that. “Well, we’re all still here!” Old Main, the Law Building, Townes Hall, and What a nice way to start. What more could I ask for? They were all the Connally Center changed their professors. still there. All the rest has been frost- [ TURN TO PAGE 26 FOR MORE GREAT MOMENTS IN LEGAL EDUCATION AT UT LAW ] ing on the cake. 0 Winter 2004 UTLAW 17 16_19_TeachingCoverStory 10/27/03 4:10 PM Page 18

UT Law holds five positions in the University's elite Academy of Distinguished Teachers. From left, Bill Powers, Steven Goode, Stanley Johanson, David Rabban, and David Robertson in the newly refurbished high-tech Gib Gayle Jr. Classroom.

“Teachers transformmorethan just their students’ lives.

U N I V E R S I T Y DISTINGUISHED TEACHING PROFESSOR someone in the back shouted, “mar- ward to each class with the same ginal cost.” Professor Gates smiled, anticipation and enthusiasm that I Steven Goode thanked him, and moved on. After had in my early years on the faculty. It that, shouts of “equilibrium,” “compe- has been, and continues to be, a priv- IT IS NEARLY EVERY TEACHER’S CONCEIT tition,” “elasticity,” and the like punc- ilege to be associated with the fine that, at least occasionally, he or she teach- tuated every class. We were all on our men and women who have been my es a lesson of life that goes well beyond toes, involved in the class in a way that students over the years. I have been a the mundane subject matter of the we otherwise would never have been. student as well, as I have learned as course. Sometimes it actually happens. Bill Gates had somehow turned a stut- much about law and teaching, and I learned one of my most valuable ter—which could have been debilitat- about myself, as my students have lessons from Bill Gates. Not the Bill ing to a classroom teacher—into a ped- learned from me. My students have Gates, but rather the Bill Gates who agogical device. contributed more to my evolution as taught me Economics 101 at Williams The following fall, I was seated in a a professor, and as a person, than College. The first day of class, he history class when, from across the hall, they will ever know. strode to the lectern and introduced I suddenly heard a shout of “marginal

himself. After a few preliminaries, he revenue.” I knew exactly what was hap- U N I V E R S I T Y D I STINGUISHED TEACHING PROFESSOR said, “Now, you’re going to notice that pening. I smiled inwardly; he was doing I have a bad st-st-st-stutter. Sometimes, it again. Now, some 35 years later, I David Rabban I just get stuck on a word, and when I have long forgotten almost everything do, I’d really appreciate it if you would I learned in Econ 101. Everything, that I HAD PRACTICED LAW FOR ABOUT EIGHT just shout out the word. Th-th-that way, is, except the importance of trying to years before moving to Austin to I can just skip over it and get on with turn lemons into lemonade. teach at the University of Texas what I am saying.” School of Law. Much of my practice

And so it went. Later that class, U NIVERSITY DISTINGUISHED TEACHING PROFESSOR consisted of representing employees Professor Gates was explaining how a in labor unions, and I was glad to business maximizes profits “when its Stanley Johanson have the opportunity to teach labor marginal revenue equals its m-m-m-m- law. In one of my early years of teach- m . . .” He couldn’t get the word out. AS I BEGIN MY 41ST YEAR OF TEACHING ing, a student stopped me in the hall There was an uneasy pause; finally, at the University of Texas, I look for- and said how much she had been

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enjoying my class. I was, of course, U N IVERSITY DISTINGUISHED TEACHING PROFESSOR informed me that the Texas Legis- delighted to hear this. She added that lature had recently enacted a statute she had come into the course with David Robertson thoroughly repudiating the Texas-law all sorts of preconceptions about labor theory I had just confidently espoused. relations and that my course had ABOUT 45 YEARS AGO MY FAVORITE My instinctive response: “Holy shit, prompted her to reconsider many of Kingsfieldian professor—an awesome- they didn’t!? Well, I’m sorry. If that’s those preconceptions, which made ly omniscient figure—fell apart in the right, I’ve been pretty much wasting me feel even better. Elaborating, she classroom. I was the unwitting catalyst. your time for the past half hour. Let me explained that she had always been a In response to Professor K’s grilling study the statute tonight and get back strong supporter of unions, but that concerning a Louisiana Supreme to you tomorrow.” my course had made her much more Court decision from 1938, I confessed The next day I was able to hand sympathetic to many management difficulty in reconciling the court’s out copies of the statute and (happi- arguments. That was precisely the theory with a more recent statute. ly!) to demonstrate that, while it was opposite of what I was expecting to During the ensuing increasingly un- somewhat obscurely worded and hear, and I felt ambivalent, at best, pleasant exchange, it began to be clear therefore susceptible to the interpre- about her comments. But over the that Professor K had been unaware of tation the student had ventured, it years my ambivalence has evaporat- the statute. Eventually he stormed out actually dealt with an unrelated sub- ed. A teacher should be proud of a of the classroom with twenty minutes ject. This turned out to be a serendip- course that challenges students to still on the clock. Having always pre- itously great class on the techniques reconsider their preconceptions, sented himself as infinitely and myste- of statutory interpretation. even, and perhaps especially, if those riously knowledgeable in realms utter- That’s pretty much all there is to reconsiderations lead students to ly unattainable by his students, Pro- my teaching philosophy. Don’t pre- conclusions that are different from fessor K had a long, hard way to fall. tend to be omniscient unless you are. his own. The building trembled. Respect and like your students (and I am also proud to teach at a great At that time law teaching was their aspirations), or pretend to. Have research university that, through the nowhere among my aspirations, but fun, or pretend to. Insist that others Academy of Distinguished Teachers the memory stuck with me. Twenty have fun, or pretend to. Work hard and the generosity of its alumni, also years later, it resurfaced. One of my and trust (or pretend to) that others recognizes the importance of teaching. Torts students raised his hand and will. Lighten up.

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LETTER FROM DAVID BECK LETTER FROM MIKE PERRIN President of the Law School Foundation President of the Law Alumni Association

DESPITE THE DIFFICULT ECONOMIC TIMES IN A VERY DIFFICULT ECONOMY AND WITH in which we have found ourselves, the many demands on time and available Law School Foundation continues its resources, our alumni came through the substantial support of the Law School. As struggles like the champions they are. Our a result, and most recently, we have been graduates and friends continued their able to improve our superb faculty even support of UT Law School with time, more with the hiring of Kate Litvak (cor- talent, and very generous contributions. porate law), Robert Peroni (tax law), Ronald Mann (com- While the Annual Fund books have closed on gifts and mercial law), and John Deigh (moral psychology). The pledges for the past academic year, our hearts remain Law School also continues to attract top students from open with deep thoughts of gratitude to those who did around the country. Our Law School is recognized as contribute. As a corporate body, we are grateful and thank- one of the best in the country—and it is getting ful to our contributors. For those who were, for whatever even better. None of these accomplishments could have reason, unable to help the effort this time, please thought- occurred without your support. fully consider when the time is right for you to support During the Law School’s one hundred and twentieth the Law School, and also consider how you might demon- year, I thank those of you who continue to assist us in strate your support. Financial gifts are essential, of course, building our legacy for the future. The Law School makes especially in these times of waning state support. How- a difference in the world, and your contributions of time ever, we also appreciate other avenues of support and and talent are most appreciated. service to our great Law School, its faculty, dean, and students, and the service to society that it fosters. Sincerely yours, It has been a great privilege and honor to serve the Law Alumni Association as president this past year. I thank you for that opportunity. I appreciate the personal support of my law partners and family.

All best wishes, David J. Beck

Michael W. “Mike” Perrin, ’71

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Major Gifts Law Partners Our Law Partners pledge annual gifts to the Law School over a ten-year George M. Fleming, period. These long-term, nonrestricted gifts are used at the discretion of the dean to support the mission of the Law School, most notably this past B.A. ’68, J.D.’71 year in the areas of faculty recruitment and retention. There are three The Law School thanks sponsorship levels within the Law Partners program. Platinum Sponsors George Fleming for pledge a gift of $50,000 per year for ten years, Gold Sponsors pledge his donation of major $30,000 per year for ten years, and Silver Sponsors pledge $10,000 per gifts to the Law School year for ten years. through the Fleming Endowment. Mr. Fleming, a native PLATINUM LAW PARTNERS Texan, is a successful trial attorney with a national reputation. He Loeffler, Jonas & Tuggey, LLP formed his law firm, Fleming & The Loeffler, Jonas & Tuggey, LLP, Faculty Excellence Fund, established last Associates, in 1981, and has earned year through the generous gifts of this founding member of the Law his reputation in mass tort and con- Partners program, was used this year to attract nationally recognized scholars sumer litigation cases. He has suc- to the faculty and to finance improvements to the Law School’s teaching cessfully tried cases in such areas as classrooms, including the expansion of the information technology program airplane crashes, polybutylene pipe, for student and faculty research. and diet drugs and has been a generous friend of the Law School. SILVER LAW PARTNERS Wayne A. Reaud Davis, Cedillo & Mendoza, Inc. The Law School owes Davis, Cedillo & Mendoza, Inc., is a San Antonio –based law firm engaged a debt of gratitude to in a diversified practice, principally in the areas of commercial litigation, Wayne A. Reaud. Mr. business and real estate, and insurance tort defense. The Law School thanks Ricardo G. Cedillo, Ronald E. Mendoza, ’78, and J. Russell Davis, ’71, for Reaud made major their generosity and support. gifts (through the Reaud Charitable Foundation, Inc.) to the Gilbert I. Low Mr. Joe R. Long and Dr. Teresa Lozano Long Endowed Presidential Scholarship Terry and Joe Long, ’58, are much-admired Austin philanthropists, well in Law and to the Judge Robert known for their long-standing support of the arts, culture, and education. In M. Parker Endowed Presidential addition to their generous support of the Law School, where Mr. Long serves Scholarship in Law. Mr. Reaud is as a trustee of the Law School Foundation, the Longs are major benefactors the founder of the firm of Reaud, of the Teresa Lozano Long Institute for Latin American Studies at UT, the Morgan & Quinn and is known Texas Leader Scholarships program of the UT Ex-Students’ Association, the throughout the legal community Austin Symphony Orchestra, Austin Center Stage, and the Long Center for as a champion of working men the Performing Arts at Austin’s Palmer Auditorium. and women. He received his law degree from Texas Tech University Mr. Richard T. McMillan in 1974. Mr. Reaud is a former Dick McMillan, ’71, is Of Counsel to the Midland law firm of Cotton, member of the Lamar University Bledsoe, Tighe & Dawson, PC, where he was a founding member of the firm. Board of Regents, a former direc- Mr. McMillan specializes in entity formation, securities law, and banking law. tor of the Texas Trial Lawyers A frequent speaker on entity formation and oil and gas securities matters, Association, and a past president Mr. McMillan is a founding member of the industry liaison group to the of the Southeast Texas Trial North American Securities Administrators Association, assisting state securi- Lawyers Association. He is a life ties administrators in formulating rules for the offer and sale of interests in fellow of the Texas Bar Association, oil and gas programs. a fellow of the International Society of Barristers, and is listed Friend of the Law School in Best Lawyers in America. We thank this anonymous donor for this great act of generosity.

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THE CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT 100% Giving Club Townes We thank our alumni at the following organizations, all of whom contributed to the Annual Fund during the past year. Hall Society Andrews & Kurth L.L.P., Austin King & Spalding, Houston Members of the Townes Hall Society contribute $10,000 in one fiscal year. A student scholar- Andrews & Kurth L.L.P., Dallas Locke Liddell & Sapp L.L.P., Austin ship is awarded in the name of the donor (or Andrews & Kurth L.L.P., Houston Locke Liddell & Sapp L.L.P., Dallas the donor’s designee) during the year in which the gift is made. Townes Hall Society members Arter & Hadden LLP, Dallas Locke Liddell & Sapp L.L.P., are honored by the Law School Foundation Atlas & Hall, L.L.P., McAllen Houston Trustees at their annual fall dinner. The names of our Townes Hall Society members are perma- Beck, Redden & Secrest, Houston Loeffler, Jonas and Tuggey LLP, nently inscribed on a plaque that hangs at the Bracewell & Patterson L.L.P., Austin San Antonio Law School. Bracewell & Patterson L.L.P., Miller & Chevalier, Washington, D.C. Mr. John B. Beckworth, 1983 Houston Munsch Hardt Kopf & Harr, P.C., Mrs. Laura H. Beckworth, 1983 Austin Bracewell & Patterson L.L.P., San Mr. Bryan L. Goolsby, 1977 Ogden, Gibson, White & Broocks Antonio Ms. Michelle L. Goolsby, 1983 L.L.P., Houston Bracewell & Patterson L.L.P., Mr. Joseph D. Jamail, 1952 Washington DC Simpson Thacher & Bartlett, New Mr. Duke R. Ligon, 1969 Bracewell & Patterson L.L.P., York Mr. Joe R. Long, 1958 Dallas Strasburger & Price, L.L.P., San Dr. Teresa Lozano Long Brown Herman Dean Wiseman Antonio Liser & Hart L.L.P., Fort Worth Vinson & Elkins, L.L.P., Austin Mr. C. Kenneth Roberts, 1951 Cravath, Swaine & Moore, Vinson & Elkins, L.L.P., Dallas New York Vinson & Elkins, L.L.P., Houston Fulbright & Jaworski, L.L.P., Austin Vinson & Elkins, L.L.P., Fulbright & Jaworski, L.L.P., Dallas Washington, D.C. Clark Fulbright & Jaworski, L.L.P., Vinson & Elkins, L.L.P., New York Houston Vinson & Elkins, L.L.P., London Fellows Fulbright & Jaworski, L.L.P., San Watt, Beckworth & Thompson, Clark Fellows, so named in honor of Tom C. Antonio Clark, the only UT Law School graduate thus L.L.P., Houston far to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court, pledge Fulbright & Jaworski, L.L.P., Winstead, Sechrest & Minick, P.C., to contribute $5,000 to the Annual Fund in Washington, D.C. Austin each fiscal year for five consecutive years. A student scholarship is awarded in the name of the donor (or the donor’s designee) during each of the five years of the pledge. Clark Fellows are BECAUSE OF YOU... honored each fall at the Keeton and Clark Fellows Dinner, hosted in Austin by the Gifts from alumni and friends help UT Law achieve goals it would otherwise not be able University’s chancellor, president, and the dean to reach. Here are a few things we are able to accomplish because of your generosity: of the Law School. The names of our Clark Fellows are permanently displayed on a plaque SCHOLARSHIPS Each year Mann, ’85, and Robert options in order to help at the Law School. UT Law provides more Peroni. We could not have students find the work that Mr. Roger Bonney, 1956 than $4.5 million in student done so without support is right for each of them. scholarships. from our alumni and Mr. J. Waddy Bullion, 1940 friends. FACULTY RESEARCH Mr. Robert H. Dawson, 1962 WORLD-CLASS FACULTY GRANTS These grants RECRUITMENT This year CAREER SERVICES allow our faculty to pursue Mr. Matthew J. Johnson, 1980 we’ve been able to hire such OFFICES We have expand- scholarship to improve the Mr. Jeff B. Love, 1976 notable scholars as John ed our interviewing facilities, understanding of the law in Mr. Richard Warren Mithoff, 1971 Deigh, Kate Litvak, Ronald services, and career path our world. Mr. Nick C. Nichols, 1961

The donors acknowledged on the following pages made contributions to the 2002–2003 UT Law Annual Mrs. Lauren Eaton Prescott, 1975 Fund Drive that concluded on August 31, 2003, or made other gifts for special purposes during that time. Mr. John L. Roach, 1951 Every effort has been made to achieve absolute accuracy in this publication. If you note any errors, please notify the Communications Department at (512) 471-7330 and accept our sincere apologies in Mr. Charles Henry Still, 1968 advance. Your gifts make a difference, and we are grateful for them. Mr. Stephen L. Tatum, 1979

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Mr. Ruben Bonilla, Jr., 1971 Mr. Gregory L. Dillion, 1980 Mr. Robert S. Harrell, 1977 Mr. David W. Bonser, 1987 Mr. Samuel H. Dinkin Ms. Amy Elizabeth Harren, 1986 Keeton Mr. James A. Boone, 1977 Mr. Casey Dobson, 1986 Mr. Grant Harvey, 1990 Ms. Susan Hobbs Boone Mr. Ben A. Donnell, 1961 Mrs. Amber L. Hatfield, 1990 Mr. G. Thomas Boswell, 1971 Mr. Kevin Dubose, 1979 Mr. Jack W. Hawkins, 1959 Fellows Mr. Stephen A. Bouchard, 1982 Mr. W. Robert Dyer, Jr., 1969 Mr. Brad B. Hawley, 1983 Ms. Tracy Horton Bowden, 1986 Mr. Alfred H. Ebert, Jr., 1959 Mr. Gerald Hawxhurst, 1994 Keeton Fellows, named in honor Mr. Derrick Boyd, 1994 Mr. Byron F. Egan, 1968 Mr. Mark R. Heilbrun, 1990 of the Law School’s longtime dean Mr. Richard R. Brann, 1968 Mr. Paul R. Elliott, 1989 Ms. Rebecca R. Henderson, 1995 Page W. Keeton, pledge a gift of Mr. James L. Branton, 1962 Mr. Richard L. Ellison, 1980 Mr. Max Hendrick III, 1970 $1,000 per year for five consecu- Mr. John W. Bridger, 1985 Mr. Wm. B. Emmons, 1985 Mr. Matthew B. Henneman, 1994 tive years to the Annual Fund. Mr. Bruce A. Broillet, 1974 Mr. Mark A. Evetts, 1995 Ms. Miriam Hiser, 1987 The names of our Keeton Fellows Mr. John H. Broocks III, 1953 Mr. Gary L. Ewell, 1978 Mr. George Hittner, 2002 are inscribed on a plaque that Ms. Linda J. Broocks, 1978 Ms. Laura F. Faibish, 1987 Mr. Curtis D. Hodgson, 1978 hangs permanently at the Law School. Keeton Fellows are also Ms. Alexandra A. Brookshire, 1981 Mr. John W. Fainter, Jr., 1963 Ms. Carrie B. Hoffman, 1993 honored each fall at the Keeton Mr. John S. Broude, 1975 Mr. Larry Fallek, 1965 Mr. Thomas M. Hoffman, 1993 and Clark Fellows Dinner. The Honorable Harvey G. Brown, Jr., Mr. Paul T. Fanning, 1972 Ms. Jennifer Bruch Hogan, 1985 1981 Mr. Lowell Feldman, 1996 Ms. Diana L. Holt, 1994 Mr. Derek A. Adame, 1994 The Honorable Paul N. Brown, 1950 Mr. J. Philip Ferguson, 1970 Ms. Barbara Horan, 1988 Mrs. Ruth Kelleher Agather, 1988 Mr. Reagan M. Brown, 1981 Ms. Melissa K. Ferrell, 1991 Mr. Robert Howard, 1940 The Honorable William V. Aleshire, Ms. Dorothy Anderson Budd, 1983 Mr. David T. Field, 1990 Mr. John D. Hughes, 1966 2001 Mr. Stephen L. Burns, 1990 Mr. Thomas P. Field, Jr., 1966 Mr. Ralph T. Hull, 1972 Mr. Jeffrey C. Alexander, 1986 Ms. Alicia D. Butler, 1996 Mr. Robert H. Fisher, 1957 Mr. Robert Joe Hull, 1969 Mr. Adolfo Alvarez, Jr., 1983 Mr. Dennis E. Butler, 1977 Mr. Parker C. Folse III, 1980 Ms. Betteann Fitt Hultgren, 1983 Professor David A. Anderson, 1972 Ms. Molly Cagle, 1981 Dr. Edward H. Forgotson, 1960 Mr. Thomas F. Hunter, Jr., 1982 Mr. William J. Anderson, 2000 Mr. Mark Alan Calhoun, 1973 Mr. Charles C. Foster, 1967 Mr. Daniel A. Hyde, 1971 Mr. Bolivar C. Andrews, 1961 Mr. Wilson Calhoun, 1982 Mr. Michael W. Fox, 1975 Mr. Steven C. James, 1979 Mr. Timothy K. Armstrong, 1993 Mr. David N. Calvillo, 1989 Ms. Susan Foxworth, 1987 The Honorable Andrew L. Jefferson, Ms. W. Jewel Arrington, 1981 Mr. Larry A. Campagna, 1977 Mr. Richard Frankel, 1983 Jr., 1959 Mr. Michael L. Atchley, 1990 Mr. Anthony Benjamin Cantrell, Ms. Kimberly Ann Frost, 1998 Mrs. Laura Pence Johansen, 1990 Mr. Morris Atlas, 1950 1988 Mr. Donald L. Gaffney, 1977 Mr. S. G. Johndroe III, 1970 Mr. Scott J. Atlas, 1975 Mr. Ruben R. Cardenas, 1958 Mr. Joseph W. Gagnon, 1993 Mr. Matthew J. Johnson, 1980 Ms. Robbie J. Ausley, Mr. Stephen P. Carrigan, 1980 Mr. Joe Garcia, Jr., 1986 Mr. Sam J. Johnson, 1987 Mr. Thomas L. Ausley, 1968 Mr. Arthur T. Catterall, 1989 The Honorable Anne Lancaster Mr. Murray L. Johnston, Jr., 1965 Ms. Page I. Austin, 1977 Mr. William H. Caudill, 1978 Gardner, 1966 Mr. L. Anthony Joseph, Jr., 1968 Ms. Marcia E. Backus, 1983 Ms. Susan Chadick, 1972 Mr. Terry Gardner, 1966 Mr. Shaukat Karjeker, 1987 Mr. Lorne D. Bain, 1969 Mr. David Chappell, 1968 Mr. Aaron Robert Gelb, 1995 Mr. Michael Keane, 1996 Mr. Morton W. Baird II, 1974 Mr. Joseph A. Cialone, 1972 The Honorable Pete Geren, 1978 Mr. Peter M. Kelly, 1990 Professor Lynn A. Baker Mr. Jeff Civins, 1975 The Honorable Bruce Gibson, 1978 Mr. Thomas R. Kelsey, 1971 Mr. W. Kirk Baker, 1987 Mrs. Katy M. Civins, 1975 Mr. Brian Gilchrist, 1988 Mr. Hugh F. King, 1950 Mr. John T. Baldwin, 1981 Ms. Vanessa Clem, 1994 Mr. Hal K. Gillespie, 1972 The Honorable Ronald Kirk, 1979 Mr. Scott Baldwin, 1953 Mr. Jamie H. Clements, 1955 Mr. Lukin Gilliland, 1951 Ms. Karolyn A. Knaack, 1999 Mr. James C. Barber, 1965 Mr. Howard L. Close, 1981 Mr. Douglas B. Glass, 1974 Mr. Edward S. Knight, 1976 Ms. Shelley Barber, 1990 Mr. Richard L. Coffman, 1989 Mr. Daniel O. Goforth, 1970 Mr. Ryan Krebs, 1994 Mr. J. Gentry Barden, 1986 Mrs. Deborah S. Coldwell, 1990 Mr. R. Kinnan Golemon, 1967 Mr. Mitch Kreindler, 1987 Mr. James B. Barlow, 1963 Mr. Lynn R. Coleman, 1964 Colonel Robert F. Gonzales, 1971 Mr. James F. Kull, 1998 Mr. E. William Barnett, 1958 Mr. Robert W. Coleman, 1968 Ms. Cecily Small Gooch, 1996 Ms. Katherine Rabe Kull, 1998 Mr. Raymond J. Batla, Jr., 1973 Mr. Whitfield J. Collins, 1940 Mr. Bryan L. Goolsby, 1977 Mr. Peter G. Kumpe, 1972 Mr. David J. Beck, 1965 Mr. Carl C. Conley, 1950 Mr. George F. Goolsby, 1974 The Honorable Donald H. Lane, Mr. Eric G. Begun, 1991 Mr. William F. Connell, 1969 Ms. Brenda Hustis Gotanda, 1993 1964 Mr. R. Terry Bell, 1970 Ms. Nina Cortell, 1976 Mr. Robert C. Grable, 1971 Mr. John H. Langmore, 1989 Ms. Leslie Anne Benitez, 1977 Mr. Christopher Cotropia, 1999 Mr. Richard Grainger, 1959 Mr. Robert E. Lapin, 1985 Mr. Stephen A. Best, 1989 Mr. Roger Cowie, 1992 Mr. Roger B. Greenberg, 1970 Professor H. Douglas Laycock Ms. Kelly Cox Bilek, 1992 Mr. John W. Croft, 1959 Mr. Brian S. Greig, 1975 Mr. John A. Lee, 1985 Mr. Michael L. Birnbaum, 1967 Mr. Sam W. Cruse, Jr., 1970 Mr. Gary Gurwitz, 1959 Mr. Alfred Lehtonen, 1959 Ms. Beth W. Bivans, 1996 Mr. Samuel P. Dalton, 1988 Mr. Lars G. Gustafsson, 1987 Mr. Gary Lerner, 1970 Mr. Roger W. Bivans, 1996 Mr. Blair Dancy, 1997 Mr. Matthew T. Hagan, 1991 Ms. Angelyn Edwards Levinthal, Mr. John S. Black, 1999 Mr. Platt W. Davis III, 1970 Mr. William Fred Hagans, 1972 1997 The Honorable Jane Nenninger Mr. Alistair B. Dawson, 1989 Mrs. Nancy Laura Hahn, 1989 Mr. Jared I. Levinthal, 1997 Bland, 1990 Mr. Oscar De La Fuente, Jr., 1987 Mr. Ernst A. Halperin, 1994 Mr. Jerry D. Lindauer, 1972 Mr. Ernest J. Blansfield, Jr., 1989 Mr. Hector De Leon, 1973 Mr. James A. Hamilton, 1969 Mr. J. Eric Lockridge, 1999 Ms. Susan L. Blount, 1981 Ms. Sylvia A. de Leon, 1976 Mr. Barry F. Hammond, 1969 Mr. Cullen R. Looney, 1973 Mr. Ed Bluestein, Jr., 1958 Mr. Dick DeGuerin, 1965 Mrs. Amy Spear Hampton, 1994 Mr. Jeff B. Love, 1976 Mr. Robert L. Blumenthal, 1953 Mr. Frank W. Denius, 1949 Mr. Charles Hampton, 1995 Mr. Thomas S. Lucksinger, 1967 Mr. Bill F. Bogle, 1958 Mr. Jeremy W. Dickens, 1987 Mr. Robert W. Hanks, 1992 Mr. Thomas J. Lykos, 1951 Ms. Jennifer Boisture, 1999 Mr. Joseph C. Dilg, 1976 Mr. Tom Harkness, 1971 Mr. Luke Madole, 1980

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Mr. Thomas P. Marinis, Jr., 1968 Mr. J. Hoke Peacock III, 1990 Ms. Ann Barnett Stern, 1982 Mr. Peter Dermot Marketos, 1999 Mr. John Peper, 1978 Mr. Karl S. Stern, 1982 Mr. Kenneth S. Marks, 1981 Mr. James I. Perkins, 1963 Mr. David R. Stevenson, 1975 The Mr. John H. Martin, 1974 Mr. Michael W. Perrin, 1971 Mr. W. Paul Stewart, 1981 Mr. Lloyd C. Martin, 1962 Mrs. Norma Montalvo Petrosewicz, Mr. Charles Henry Still, 1968 Sunflower Ms. Maralene Martin, 1985 1985 Mr. Samuel V. Stone, Jr., 1961 Mr. Benigno Martinez, 1996 Mr. R. Edward Pfiester, 1970 Mr. John B. Strasburger, 1989 Mr. Daniel N. Matheson III, 1974 Mr. Michael J. Piuze, 1971 Mr. James A. Stroud, 1976 Society Ms. Jane A. Matheson, 1974 Mr. E. Scott Polikov, 1989 Mr. Charles F. Studor The Sunflower Society recognizes Ms. Jennifer Lea Mathis, 1998 Ms. Susan Ponce, 1988 Mr. Gary B. Sullivan, 1983 newly graduated law students Mr. Mark C. Matula, 1981 Mr. Philip R. Pool, 1966 Dr. Teresa A. Sullivan who pledge to support the Law Mr. Philip K. Maxwell, 1969 Mrs. Lauren Eaton Prescott, 1975 Ms. Teresa Sun, 2000 School’s Annual Fund for the Mr. Henry S. May, Jr., 1971 Mr. Barrett H. Reasoner, 1990 Ms. Donean Surratt, 1991 three years immediately following Mrs. Florence P. Mayne, 1986 Mr. John R. Rebman, 1957 Mr. Stephen D. Susman, 1965 their graduation with a first-year Mr. Patrick McCaffrey, Jr., 1985 Mr. Joe W. Redden, Jr., 1975 Mr. Thomas M. Susman, 1967 gift of $100, a second-year gift of Mr. John N. McCamish*, 1966 Professor Harry L. Reed, 1948 Mr. Rod Tanner, 1976 $200, and a third-year gift of Mr. James W. McCartney, 1952 Mr. Spencer C. Relyea, 1959 Mr. John H. Tate II, 1972 $300. Sunflower Society members Mr. John C. McClain*, 1955 Mrs. R. Jo Reser, 1975 Mr. Milton Y. Tate, Jr., 1963 are presented with a certificate of Mr. John B. McClane, 1958 Ms. Jacqueline Rizik, 1953 Mr. Donald R. Taylor, 1975 membership, a commemorative Mr. John L. McConn, Jr., 1949 Mr. Robert M. Roach, Jr., 1981 Mr. Greg M. Thompson, 1982 brick is displayed at the Law Mr. D. Davin McGinnis, 2000 The Honorable Sam Robertson, Mr. Joseph G. Thompson III, 1993 School, and they are honored each Mr. John J. McKetta III, 1977 1957 Mr. K. Chris Todd, 1972 year at a dinner in Austin hosted Mr. Kenneth McLaughlin, Jr., 1976 Mrs. Vianei Lopez Robinson, 1991 Ms. Karin B. Torgerson, 1995 by the dean of the Law School. Mr. J. Dan McMahan III, 1991 Ms. Carolyn Roch, 1994 Mr. J. Ronald Trost, 1957 Mr. Omar J. Alaniz, 2003 Mr. Barry F. McNeil, 1969 Mr. David M. Rodi, 1996 Mr. James P. Tuite, 1973 Ms. Jessica Lottie Averitt, 2003 Ms. Janet McQuaid, 1992 Mr. Eduardo Roberto Rodriguez, Mr. Paul J. Van Osselaer, 1975 Mr. Perry Oscar Barber III, 2003 Mr. Charles E. Meacham, 1988 1968 Ms. Jillian van Rensburg, 1999 Mr. Tobin R. Boenig, 2003 Mr. Michael E. Meece, 1996 Mr. Glen A. Rosenbaum, 1972 The Honorable R. C. Vaughan, 1938 Mr. Stephen Robert Butter, Jr., 2003 Mr. David M. Mellina, 1986 Mr. Brent M. Rosenthal, 1980 Mr. George W. Vie III, 1988 Mr. Brian S. Carter, 2003 Ms. Rebecca Edgar Melton, 1994 Mr. Robert Lawrence Rouder, 2002 Mr. Carlos A. Villarreal, 1986 Mr. Conor Monroe Civins, 2003 Ms. Robin A. Melvin, 1981 Professor Keith A. Rowley, 1992 Mr. E. Lawrence Vincent, 1987 Ms. Jessica Chalfant Coe, 2003 Mr. William R. Merrill, 1998 Mr. Abraham Rubinsky, 1988 Mr. William R. Volk, 1975 Ms. Heather Aline Davis, 2003 Mrs. Lisa Quick Metts, 1984 Mr. James W. Rudnicki, 1999 Ms. C. Elizabeth Wagner, 1988 Ms. Stephanie R. Fisch, 2003 Mr. David C. Fortney, 2003 Mr. Mark Metts, 1983 Mr. George Ruhlen, 1975 Mr. William L. Wallander, 1984 Ms. Virginia K. Hoelscher, 2003 Mr. Peter E. Mims, 1985 Mr. David G. Runnels, 1986 Ms. Janetta Walls, 1983 Ms. Shana Lynn Horton, 2003 Ms. Shigeaki Momo-O, 1970 Mr. Richard C. Rutledge III, 1989 Mr. Larry A. Walraven, 1989 Ms. Rebecca K. Jackson, 2003 Mr. Carloss Morris, 1939 Mr. James B. Sales, 1960 Ms. Sharon K. Walraven, 1989 Ms. Eronda Nicole Johnson, 2003 Ms. Nancy Weynand Morton, 1985 Ms. Susan V. Sample, 1991 Mr. John C. Wander, 1994 Ms. Sharmila C. Kassam, 2003 Ms. Jennifer T. Mosle, 1988 Mrs. Betti Friedel Saunders, Ms. Jill Warren, 1995 Ms. Ashley Kever, 2003 Mr. Jon L. Mosle III, 1988 Mr. Charles A. Saunders, 1945 Mr. Joe Bill Watkins, 1968 Mr. F. Daniel Knight, 2003 Mr. Mike A. Myers, 1963 Mr. Randy Schaffer, 1973 Mr. Mark Wawro, 1979 Mr. David A. Lang, 2003 Ms. Beth Myler, 1989 The Honorable Michael D. Mr. Dan G. Webster III, 1964 Mr. Richard Jake Locklear, 2003 Mr. Wilson S. Neely, 1981 Schattman, 1971 Professor Louise Weinberg Mr. Christopher Manuel Lopez, 2003 Mr. Kerry L. Neves, 1978 Mr. P. M. Schenkkan, 1975 Ms. Laurie Weiss, 1988 Ms. Ashley M. Masters, 2003 Mr. Roger Nevola, 1974 Mr. Leonard J. Schwartz, 1968 Mr. H. Ronald Welsh, 1975 Mr. Milam Foster Newby, 2003 Ms. Dina A. Osborn, 2003 Mr. Milam Foster Newby, 2003 Mr. Marcus F. Schwartz, 1974 Mr. Milton H. West, Jr., 1939 Ms. Mary Emma M. Partain, 2003 Mr. Charles T. Newton, Jr., 1967 Mr. Robert Scott, 1973 Mrs. Suzanne R. Westerheim, 1991 Mr. John A. Plauche, 2003 Mr. Anthony Nicholas, 1951 Mr. Richard C. Shanks, 1978 Mr. Arthur M. Wharton, 1969 Ms. Christina Elise Ponig, 2003 Ms. Mary Nichols, 1985 Mr. Sander W. Shapiro, 1954 Mr. Andrew C. Whitaker, 1991 Ms. Naomi N. Porterfield, 2003 Ms. Mollie Crosby Nichols, 2002 Mr. A. Haag Sherman, 1992 Mr. John D. White, 1972 Mr. Shawn Rabin, 2003 Mr. Steven P. Nichols, 1983 Mrs. Eden P. Sholeen, 1993 Mr. Clifford L. Whitehill, 1957 Mr. Donato David Ramos, Jr., 2003 Mr. Knox D. Nunnally, 1968 Mr. Andy L. Siegel, 1988 Mr. Patrick Dean Whitenight Ms. Tonya L. Ray, 2003 Mr. David Wesley O’Brien, 1995 Mr. Charles S. Siegel, 1985 Mr. Harry G. Wiederspahn, 1956 Mr. Chip Roy, 2003 Ms. Chinwe Obianwu, 1999 Mr. Reagan W. Simpson, 1977 Mr. Del Williams, 1985 Mr. Jonathan G. Rude, 2003 Mr. Bob G. Odle, 1966 Mr. Michael K. Sims, 1992 Mr. John L. Williford, 1960 Ms. Amy Leila Saberian, 2003 Mr. Dudley Oldham, 1966 Ms. Martha E. Smiley, 1972 Mr. Newton W. Wilson III, 1975 Ms. Katherine J. Saunders, 2003 Mr. Michael K. Oldham, 1996 Mr. David P. Smith, 1968 Mrs. Sally B. Wittliff, 1997 Ms. Robin A Schober, 2003 Ms. Kristen E Sitchler, 2003 Mrs. Jennifer Elice Ortega Professor James C. Smith, 1977 Professor Charles W. Wolfram, 1962 Ms. Gabrielle A. Sitomer, 2003 Mr. Mike Rivera Ortega, 1994 Mr. Paul H. Smith, 1951 Mr. Gene M. Woodfin, 1940 Ms. Shelby L. Slawson, 2003 Mr. Eric Michael Ostermayer, 1996 Mr. Scott F. Smith, 1980 Mr. Arthur Wright, 1971 Ms. Angela N Staples, 2003 Ms. Elizabeth Collum Ozmun, 1987 Mr. Barry T. Smitherman, 1984 Mr. Kenneth R. Wynne, 1967 Mr. Judson Sutherland, 2003 Mr. Scott A. Ozmun, 1985 Mr. Julien R. Smythe, 1991 Mr. Edwin R. York, Jr., 1956 Ms. Stephanie Townsend-Allala, Ms. Christine L. Palmer, 1996 Mr. Luther H. Soules III, 1967 Ms. Hilary H. Young, 1992 2002 The Honorable James A. Parker, Mr. Frederic T. Spindel, 1968 Ms. Hilary Zarrow, 1983 Mr. Ephraim Wernick, 2003 1962 Mr. Rex J. Spivey, 1965 Mr. Scott F. Zarrow, 1983 Ms. Julia Wylie, 2003 Mr. Michael M. Parker, 1993 Mr. Paul E. Stallings, 1966 Mr. Jeffrey A. Zlotky, 1985 Mr. John Richard Zepeda, 2003

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A NNUAL F UND Mr. William G. Barber, 1987 Ms. Shahreen A. Abedin, 2003 Mr. David Barbour, 1974 Mr. Nelson D. Abell III, 1973 Mr. Larry Barbour, 1977 Ms. Angela L. Abney, 2002 The BAR/BRI Group The Honorable Marilyn Aboussie, BarBri Legal & Professional 1974 Publications Mr. Barry Abrams, 1978 Mr. J. Gentry Barden, 1986 Mr. Michael A. Abrams II, 1977 2003 Mr. Danny R. Barfield, 1968 Mr. Gustavo L. Acevedo, Jr., 1988 Ms. P. Louisa Barnes, 1981 Mr. Leslie C. Acker, 1970 Mr. Thomas G. Barnes, 1970 Action Safe and Lock 24 Hour Baron & Budd, P.C. Locksmith, Mr. William Andrew Barr, 1966 Mr. William K. Adam, 1966 Mr. Mario A. Barrera, 1984 Mr. Michael G. Adams, 1989 Mr. Ruben R. Barrera, 1982 The Honorable John Robert Giving Mr. John A. Barrett, 1963 Adamson, 1959 Mr. John T. Barrett, Jr., 1974 Mr. John S. Adcock, 1994 Mrs. Linda Barrett, 1980 The Honorable R. J. Adcock, Mr. Michael Coyle Barrett, 1998 1959 Mr. Charles K. Barrow, 1970 Mr. Frederick W. Addison III, BY Ms. Carolyn Gutierrez Bartelli, 1977 2002 Ms. Linda L. Addison, 1976 Ms. Gail Anne Bartlett, 1975 Mr. Max Murray Addison, 1976 Mr. Roger A. Bartlett, 1974 Mr. J. Cullen Aderhold, 1979 Mr. Spencer F. Bartlett, 2003 The Honorable David J. Adkins, The Honorable Robert R. Barton, 1974 1960 Fund Mr. Warren D. Barton, 1949 Mr. R. Wade Adkins, 1959 Ms. Carol R. Baskin, 1985 Mr. Thomas W. Adkins, 1982 Amazing Face Ms. Andi L. Artze, 1998 The Honorable James D. Baskin, Mr. Stephen I. Adler, 1982 Mr. Henry J. Amen III, 1976 Mr. Christopher A. Artzer, 1996 Jr., 1956* Mr. Thomas G. Adler, 1973 Amerada Hess Corporation, Ms. Betty R. Arvin, 1988 Mr. Larry Baskind, 1973 Administaff Mr. Robert W. Amis, 1962 Mr. G. Luke Ashley, 1974 Mr. Robert C. Bass, Jr., 1977 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. Mr. David H. Ammons, 2003 Mr. Curtis R. Ashmos, 1979 Bassett & Copple, LLP Mr. Richard J. Agnich, 1969 Mr. Leland I. Ammons, 1983 Mr. Kenneth Ashton, 2001 Mr. John W. Bassett, 1964 The Richard J. Agnich & Victoria Anadarko Petroleum Corporation Ms. Cristina C. Ashworth, 2002 Mr. Robert Chaucer Bata, 1977 Agnich Foundation Ms. Theodora M. Anastaplo, 2001 Mr. Scott B. Aston, 1983 Mr. Thomas G. Bateman, Jr., Colonel Thomas J. Agnor, 1978 Mr. Arthur J. Anderson, 1983 Atlas & Hall, L.L.P. 1981 Mr. Amitabh Kishor Agrawal, Mr. Edmund T. Anderson IV, 1971 Atofina Petrochemicals Ms. Kelly M. Battle, 1996 2000 Ms. Erin Nicole Anderson, 2003 Incorporated Mr. Thomas P. Battle, 1967 Ms. Maria E. Aguilar, 1990 Mr. Paul E. Anderson, 1984 Mr. J. Evans Attwell, 1956 Mr. S. Meade Bauer, 1982 Mr. Christopher Wayne Ahart, Mr. Raymond Anderson, 1956 Austin Community Foundation Ms. Adrienne Baugh, 1999 2002 Mr. Robert A. Anderson, 1961 Austin Meditation Center The Honorable G. Todd Baugh, Mr. John D. Aikin, 1948 The Honorable Sunya Anderson, Austin Theatre Alliance 1967 Mrs. Mel Ruth Aikin, 1945 1973 Austin’s Pizza Ms. Alissa L. Baum, 1993 The Air Products Foundation Ms. Velma G. Anderson, 1986 Mr. Charles W. Austin, 1950 Mr. Frank Ed Bayouth II, 1990 The Honorable John C. Akard, Mr. Kurt Andreason, 1982 Mr. Wilbur Aylor, 1982 Mr. Richard Bays, 1984 1957 Andrews & Kurth, L.L.P. Mr. Jack L. Baber, 1969 Mr. Ron Baze, 1998 Mr. R. Harry Akin, 1963 The Honorable Ken Andrews, The Honorable Robert E. Baber, Mr. Richard Anthony Beacom, Jr., Mr. Roger D. Aksamit, 1978 1964 1956 Mr. Joseph M. Alcorta, 2000 Mr. Stafford E. Andrews, 1953 Mr. Allen J. Baden, 1985 1969 Mr. Jay Ronald Aldis, 1992 Ms. Susan Stoler Andrews, 1985 Mr. Michael H. Bagot, Jr., 1980 Mr. John P. Beall, 1972 Ms. Susana I. Aleman, 1984 Mr. Stephen Angle, 1974 Mr. Charles W. Bailey, 1966 Mr. T. Alex Beall, 1950 Mr. Fields Alexander, 1992 Mr. Michael W. Anglin, 1976 Mr. James Robert Bailey, 1982 Mr. Louis H. Beard, 1943 Mr. James R. Alexander, 1946 Mr. Sheldon Anisman, 1957 Ms. Susan E. Baird, 1990 Ms. Mary M. Bearden, 1980 Ms. Angelica Garza Alfaro, 2003 Anonymous, 1979 Mr. Richard Owen Baish, 1972 Ms. Melissa L. Bearden, 2002 Mr. Matthew W. Allan, 2001 Mr. Everett L. Anschutz, Jr., 1967 Baker Hughes Foundation Mr. J. Robert Beatty, 1979 Mr. Phillip L. Allbritten, 1987 Ansett, Inc. The Honorable Ann P. Baker, Ms. Allison Y. Bech, 2001 Mr. Martin L. Allday, 1951 Mr. Thomas K. Anson, 1980 1957 Mr. Alan Beck, 1997 Mr. Christopher B. Allen, 1972 Mr. Arthur Elex Anthony, 1997 Ms. Bette Ann Baker, 1982 Mr. Kelley K. Beck, 1979 Ms. Kathryn Bennett Allen, 1994 Mr. Michael G. Appleman, 1993 Mr. Gregory L. Baker, 1978 Mr. James P. Becker, 1997 Mr. Matt Allen, 1992 Mrs. Pamela Roe Armour, 1994 Mr. James A. Baker IV, 1981 Mr. Roger L. Beebe, 1966 Ms. Shirley Stover Allen, 1977 Mr. Geoffrey Arms, 1969 Mr. James M. Baker, 1995 Mr. Allen P. Beinke, Jr., 1976 Mr. Tom P. Allen, 1983 Mr. Frank Arnold, 1979 Mr. Malcolm G. Baker, Jr., 1963 Mr. Jonathan A. Beldon, 1995 Mr. Aaron Chadric Allred, 1998 Professor David J. Aronofsky, Mr. Robert W. Baker, 1981 Mr. John T. Beliveau, 1997 Mr. J. Alton Alsup, 1964 1982 Mr. Walter A. Baker, 1986 Ms. Cynthia F. Bell, 1981 Mr. James M. Alsup, 1964 Ms. Casceil M. Aronson, 1978 Ms. Elizabeth F. Banks, 1976 Ms. Jaime N. Bell, 2001 Mr. Jim Alsup, 1974 Mr. Joseph Arrambide, 1993 Mr. James A. Bannerot, 1969 Mr. Jerry A. Bell, Jr., 1977 Mr. Stephen R. Alton, 1981 Ms. W. Jewel Arrington, 1981 Mr. Timothy H. Bannwolf, 1988 Ms. M’Lou Bell, 1986 Mr. Arturo A. Alvarez III, 1986 Arthur Murray Dance Studio Mr. L. E. Barbee, 1966 Ms. Rebecca H. Benavides, 2001

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T E ACHING 120 Years EXCELLENCE [ CONTINUED FROM PAGE 17] THE CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT Legal Education ANNUAL FUND (CONT’D) Mr. Nelson R. Block, 1976 Mr. Walter L. Rusty Brignon, Mr. Ben E. Benjamin, 1970 Ms. Laura Blood, 1997 1978 Before the Civil War Mr. Alfred H. Bennett, 1991 Mr. Brian R. Bloom, 1982 Mr. Jefferson K. Brim III, Ms. Angela T. Bennett, 2000 Mr. Marvin E. Blum, 1978 1974 Mr. David M. Bennett, 1986 Mr. J. Kevin Boardman, 1995 Mr. D. Craig Brinker, 1980 NDER THE LAWS OF TEXAS, FROM Mr. Henry G. Bennett, Jr., Ms. Joelle S. Boehle, 1999 Mr. Allen H. Brisch, 2001 Ms. Christine S. Boehm, The Honorable Valarie S. the time of the Republic, it was 1957 U Ms. Margaret McGloin 1995 Bristol, 1989 provided that an applicant for Bennett, 1978 Mr. John C. Boehm, Jr., 1984 Mr. L. E. Brizzolara III, 1980 admission to the bar should be exam- Mr. Bradley J. Benoit, 1999 Mr. David Ernest Boelzner, Brobeck, Phleger & Harrison ined, so as to satisfy the Court of the suf- Mr. Brent Benoit, 1996 1986 LLP Charitable Foundation Mrs. Barbara Ann Bailey Mr. Michael A. Bromberg, ficiency of his legal qualifications, unless Mrs. Mary Terry Benton, 1996 The Honorable Lloyd M. Bogart, 1978 1978 he produced a license to practice law in Bentsen, 1942 Mr. Ernest F. Bogart, 1972 Mr. C. Carrick Brooke- some other State. . . . There being no Mr. Walter M. Berger, 1996 Ms. Susan K. Bohn, 2002 Davidson, 1985 course of study or list of law books pre- Mr. Rafael H. Berk, 1977 Ms. Lola L. Bonner, 1958 Mr. David M. Brooks, 1982 Mr. Gilbert J. Bernal, Jr., Mr. Stayton M. Bonner, 1951 Mr. David N. Brooks, 1996 scribed, upon which the applicant was to 1975 Mr. Jack B. Boone, 1965 Ms. Nora Toohy Brooks, 1985 be examined, and no degree of profi- The Reverend David K. Ms. Sandra Neisser Boone, The Honorable Jack A. ciency indicated, either by law or by Bernard, 1981 1985 Brookshire, 1945 order of the Court, the practice was very Mr. Marc P. Bernat, 1971 Mrs. Barbara Bordelon, 1973 Mr. William W. Brookshire III, Berniger, Berg, Diver, Mr. Brian K. Bosien, 1982 1997 variant. . . . Good looks, sharpness and Noecker & Wood-Ellis LLC Mr. Ryan A. Botkin, 1995 Mr. Thomas J. Brorby, 1961 appearance were sometimes taken as evi- Mr. Michael A. Berniger, Mr. Jason S. Boulette, 1997 Mr. Charles A. Brothers, dence of good legal qualifications, and 1966 Mr. Herman Bouma, 1979 1965 Mr. Scott Bounds, 1975 Mr. Buddy Broussard, 1995 as it took some time to remove the Mr. David A. Berry, 2001 Mr. Michael R. Berry, 1986 Ms. Glenda B. Boverie, 1974 Mr. Barry S. Brown, 1976 impression, pecuniary losses were in- Mr. Thomas E. Berry, 1951 Ms. Kimberly S. Bowers, Mr. Charles Brown, 1950 curred by blundering incompetency in Mr. James A. Besselman, 1991 Mr. Daren Brown, 2002 the meantime. Beside this, the proceed- 1967 Mr. Steven M. Bowers, 1982 Mr. David H. Brown, 1975 Ms. Lisa E. Bowlin, 2000 Mr. David P. Brown, 1968 ings in the courts not infrequently exhib- Mr. S. I. Betzer, Jr., 1970 Mr. David J. Beveridge, 1986 Mrs. Laura L. Bowne, 1995 Ms. Erin Jones Brown, 2003 ited a gross want of legal capacity in the Ms. Leena B. Bhakta, 2001 Mr. Timothy Bowne, 1995 The Honorable Gerald M. litigation of important interests, by which Ms. Kathy J. Bible, 1979 Mr. Glenn E. Box, 1984 Brown, 1966 the rights of the people were jeopardized Ms. Maria E. Bickerton, 2001 Mr. Cue D. Boykin, 1968 Mr. Hubert R. Brown, 1993 Mr. James G. Boyle, 1969 Ms. Jeannette L. Brown, and sometimes lost. Frequent appeals Mr. David Bickham, 1990 Mr. Neil A. Bickley, 1976 Mr. John F. Boyle, Jr., 1961 1985 were taken to the Supreme Court from a Mr. Thomas S. Biemer, 1991 Bracewell & Patterson, L.L.P. Ms. Lisa A. Brown, 1989 want of capacity to know that it would be Mr. Nathan M. Bigbee, 2002 Mr. Gerald L. Bracht, 1976 Ms. Lisa Elaine Brown, 1999 useless effort to relieve incompetency Ms. Robyn Lynn Bigelow, Mr. A. William Brackett, Mr. Mark R. Brown, 1976 2001 1965 Mr. Michael G. Brown, 1989 from its consequential errors. Mr. Clayte Binion III, 1963 Mr. James D. Braddock, Mr. Paul J. Brown, 1998 —“Legal Education and Admission to the Bar,” by Mr. Bryan C. Birkeland, 1975 1977 Mr. Timothy R. Brown, 1970 Governor O. M. Roberts, 1884 Mr. R. Doak Bishop, 1976 Mr. John R. Braddock, 1978 Mr. William A. Brown, 1981 Mr. Wm. Patrick Bishop, Mr. Paul D. Bradford, 1989 Ms. Karen Brown-Monsen, 1975 Mr. Robert H. Bradford, 1983 2000 Ms. Meredith W. Bjorck, Mr. Ronald F. Bradshaw, Mr. Jimmy L. Browning, 1967 2001 1995 Mr. John G. Browning, 1989 Mr. Frederick E. Black, 1986 Mr. Robert N. Brailas, 1982 Mr. James D. Brownlie, 1983 Mr. Richard E. Black, 1962 Mr. Jeffrey O. Bramlett, 1980 Mr. Lou Brucculeri, 1992 Ms. Misty C. Blair, 2000 Ms. Nancy E. Bramlett, 1980 Mr. Nicholas Jay Brunick, Mr. Sloan B. Blair, 1953 Mr. Robert W. Bramlette, 2000 Mr. Timothy Joseph Blair, 1972 Mr. Robert E. Brunkenhoefer, 1966 Mr. Chris Brancart, 1985 1967 Mr. W. P. Blair, 1940 Mr. James H. Brannon, 1964 Mrs. Deborah S. Bryant, Mr. Graham Blake, 2000 Ms. Gracie Brasanson 1976 Mr. Robert Blakeney, 1967 Mr. Michael K. Braswell, Mr. Randolph W. Bryant, Mrs. Judith Reed Blakeway, 1969 1976 1977 Ms. Janet L. Bray, 1989 Mr. Steven Bryant, 2000 Mr. John L. Bland, 1969 Mr. Wm. Terry Bray, 1965 The Honorable William C. Mr. Joseph C. Blanton, Jr., Mr. J. Mark Brazzil, 1989 Bryson, 1973 1985 Ms. Elizabeth C. Breazeale, Ms. Katari D. Buck, 2003 Mr. James S. Blaszak, 1973 1990 Mr. John A. Buckley, Jr., Mrs. Lisa Schiavo Blatt, Mr. Joseph R. Breed, 1969 1976 1989 Ms. Julie F. Breedlove, 1995 The Honorable Carl O. Bue, Blazer Tag Mr. Scott W. Breedlove, 1994 Jr., 1954 Mr. Bruce Blefeld, 1992 Mr. Patrick Breeland, 1984 Mrs. Kelly Lee Buechler, Mrs. Dorothy Fong Blefeld, Mr. Art Brender, 1973 2000 1992 Mrs. Kamela Bridges, 1991 Mrs. Simone H. Bui, 1986 Mr. James V. Bliss, 1957 Mr. Curtis G. Briggs, 1971 Mr. Roddy M. Bullock, 1996

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Mr. T. Paul Bulmahn, 1971 Mrs. Melinda A. Carter, 1986 Mr. James R. Coffee, 1959 The Honorable Frank H. Crain, Mr. Stuart M. Bumpas, 1969 Ms. Michelle Hoogendam Cash, Mr. John P. Cogan, Jr., 1968 1948 Mr. William F. Burbach, 1977 1989 Ms. Melanie J. Cogburn, 1996 Mr. Rogers L. Crain, 1978 Mr. Gregory F. Burch, 1987 Mr. Warren P. Cash III, 1989 Mr. Robert M. Cohan, 1973 Mr. Stephen B. Crain, 1990 Mr. V. Reagan Burch, 1957 Mr. Mark Cason, 1980 Mr. David B. Cohen, 1983 The Crain Foundation Mr. Thomas L. Burdett, 1967 Ms. Janet Reynolds Cassels, 1995 Ms. Dorene B. Cohen, 1990 Ms. Duffy Doyle Crane, 1996 Mr. Barry D. Burgdorf, 1990 Mr. C. Brian Cassidy, 1986 Mr. Harvey F. Cohen, 1977 Ms. Lisa M. Crane, 1982 Mrs. Jayna L. Burgdorf Mrs. Heather D. Castillo, 1999 Ms. Helene S. Cohen, 1979 Mr. Edmund P. Cranz, 1965 Burk Law Firm, P.C. Mr. David M. Castro, 1978 Mr. Jerome B. Cohen, 1991 Cravath, Swaine & Moore Mr. James E. Burk, 1969 The Honorable Randy Catterton, Mr. Joseph S. Cohen Mr. Robin T. Cravey, 1995 Mr. Bryant W. Burke, 1985 1974 Mr. Alan Cohn Mrs. Jamie Byrne Creech, 1969 Mrs. Miriam M. Burke, 1968 Mr. Drew Cauthorn, 1967 Mr. Evan Stuart Cohn, 2003 Mr. Ronald R. Cresswell, 1967 Mr. Ward R. Burke, 1939 Mr. Frank J. Cavaliere, 1979 Mr. Stuart D. Colburn, 1994 Mrs. Sandra J. Creta, 1997 Mr. William T. J. Burke, 1959 Mr. Edward A. Cavazos, 1993 Mr. Colbert N. Coldwell, 1967 Mr. David P. Crist, 1983 Mr. Jon B. Burmeister, 1972 Mr. Walter Caven, 1947 Mr. David C. Cole, 2002 Mr. Lowry A. Crook, 1999 Mr. Stephen W. Burnett, 1998 Mr. Anthony B. Cavender, 1964 Mr. F. J. Coleman, Jr., 1972 Mr. John H. Crooker, Jr., 1937 Ms. Susan Burnett, 1988 Mr. A. Kirby Cavin, 1976 Ms. Jennifer C. Coler, 2001 Mr. R. Caven Crosnoe, 1966 Ms. Ann K. Burns, 1999 Mr. S. H. Cavin, 1953 Mr. E. David Coligado, 1995 Mr. Clinton F. Cross, 1968 Ms. Robin L. Burrell, 1978 Ms. Rebecca Adams Cavner, 1978 Mr. Robert M. Collie, Jr., 1972 Mr. John H. Crouch, 1992 Burroughs & Rhodes Mr. Chris Chaffin, 1995 Mr. Travis R. Collier, 1976 Mr. Ross William Crow, 1987 Mr. F. Randolph Burroughs, 1968 Mr. John H. Chamberlain, 1973 Mr. Bruce W. Collins, 1978 Ms. Deidre L. Crowell, 1992 Mr. James D. Burroughs, 1976 Ms. Trina Chandler, 1992 Mr. John M. Collins, 1975 Mr. Rodney K. Crowl, 1973 The Honorable Jon H. Burrows, Mr. David Teng-Kai Chang, 1997 Mr. Phil M. Collins Ms. Berry Ponton Crowley, 1972 1976 Ms. Rina Wong Chang, 1997 Mr. Phillip Jason Collins, 2003 Ms. Catherine A. Crowley, 1988 Mr. T. P. Busch, 1959 Mr. John D. Chapman, 1982 Mr. Robert John Collins, 1970 Mr. Robert G. Croyle, Jr., 1968 Mr. Jonathan Bush, 1996 Mr. Ben R. Chappell, 1975 Mr. Richard Paul Colquitt, 1981 Mr. Brian W. Crozier, 1985 Mr. Eric T. Butler, 1998 Ms. Susan Hardison Chase, 1994 Ms. A. Elizabeth Colvin, 1996 Mr. Pedro S. Cruz, 1983 Professor Gordon T. Butler, 1972 Ms. Carrie R. Chavez, 1993 Communities Foundation of Texas Mr. James L. Cuclis, 1981 Ms. Laura P. Butler, 1981 The Honorable Melchor Chavez, Mr. John W. Cones, 1974 Ms. Guadalupe Cuellar, 1992 Mr. Lynn H. Butler, 1991 1963 Mr. Allan Conge, 1989 Dr. Henry Cuellar, 1981 Mrs. Melissa M. Butler, 1991 Mr. James W. Checkley, Jr., 1982 Mr. John B. Connally IV, 1997 Mr. Casey W. Cullings, 2000 Mr. George B. Butts, 1972 Mr. Charles E. Cheever, Jr., 1957 The Honorable Joseph Connally, Mrs. Anne O’Malley Culotta, 1985 Ms. Leslie Selig Byrd, 1979 Mrs. Gisela Blohm Cherches, 1964 Mr. Kenneth S. Culotta, 1985 Mr. Charles D. Cabaniss, 1955 1988 Mr. Terry W. Conner, 1975 Mr. John C. Culpepper, Jr., 1963 Mr. John T. Cabaniss, 1966 ChevronTexaco The Honorable William C. Conner, Mr. John F. Curry, 1987 Professor Thomas C. Cady, 1965 Mr. David W. Childress, 1972 1942 Mr. Robert A. Curry, 1975 Mr. George Caflisch, 1987 Mr. William Gordon Childs, 1998 ConocoPhillips Mr. Harold F. Curtis, Jr., 1957 Mrs. Christie Landreaux Cahoon, Ms. Ann M. Chilton, 1991 Mr. James C. Considine, 1971 Cush Cush Fabrics and 2000 Ms. Lisa E. Chismire, 1985 Mr. Luis A. Consuegra, 1980 Furnishings The Cain Foundation Ms. Lauralyn Chrisley, 2001 Mr. Robert G. Converse, 1970 Ms. Jenice L. Cutler, 1986 Mr. Raul Calderon, 1983 Mr. John D. Christian, 1988 Ms. Susan G. Conway, 1982 Mr. Trey Cutler, 1987 Mr. Lee Caldwell, 1961 Ms. Donna M. Christopherson, Mr. B. Thomas Cook, 1974 Mr. Peter C. D’Apice, 1987 Mr. Drew S. Calvert, 2001 1984 Mr. Michael L. Cook, 1968 Mr. Christopher E. H. Dack, 1970 Mr. James T. Cameron, 1980 Mr. Andrew W. Chu, 1998 Mr. R. B. Cook, Jr., 1973 Mr. William S. Dahlstrom, 1986 Mr. Jeffrey M. Cameron, 1996 Citizens 1st Bank Mr. Frank C. Cooksey, 1962 Mr. Alan S. Dale, 1950 Ms. Gwyneth A. Campbell, 1989 Ms. Julia Penny Clark, 1973 Mr. Alan H. Cooper, 1974 Mr. Richard Dale, 1950 Ms. Maricela Campos, 1989 Mr. Kenneth A. Clark, 1985 Mrs. Cristina Mireles Cooper, Dallas Jewish Community Mr. Joe B. Cannon, 1960 Ms. Kristen G. Clark, 1991 1992 Foundation Mr. Neal D. Cannon, Jr., 1965 Ms. Mary M. Clark, 1987 Mr. John R. Cope, 1966 Ms. Jo Ann Dalrymple, 1994 Mr. Jose Cano, 1993 Mr. Todd A. Clark, 1991 Ms. Elizabeth Copeland, 1992 Mr. Stephen T. Dalrymple, 1976 Professor Charles L. Cantrell, Mr. Mikeal M. Clayton, 1999 Mr. Morgan L. Copeland, Jr., Mr. Donald Michael Dalton, 1967 1976 Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton 1981 Mr. Josiah M. Daniel III, 1978 Ms. Mary Jo Hamill Cantu, 1991 Mr. Jack M. Cleaveland, Jr., 1978 Ms. Brandy Leigh Copley, 1998 Mr. Robert D. Daniel, 1976 Capital Cruises Ms. Kathleen S. Cleaveland, 1978 Mr. Daniel A. Corbin, 1982 Mr. Walter E. Daniel IV, 1997 Capitol City Comedy Club Mr. Jamie H. Clements, 1955 Mr. Gregg Costa, 1999 Mr. Douglas A. Daniels, 1995 Capra & Cavelli Mr. Merritt M. Clements, 1987 Ms. Jennifer Paine Costa, 1996 Ms. Elizabeth Ann Dankof, 2002 Mr. Joe I. Cardenas, 1962 Mr. George G. Clifton, 1957 Mr. David P. Cotellesse, 1971 Mr. Steven K. Dankof, 1976 Mr. G. David Carlock, 1967 Ms. Rachel Giesber Clingman, Mr. David W. Cotton, 1977 Major James H. Dapper, 1995 Carmelo’s Italian Restaurant 1992 Mr. J. Sewell Couch, 1960 Mr. William D. Darling, 1966 Mr. David Mooney Carmichael, Mr. Lawrence Hubert Clore, 1969 Countrywide Financial Corporation Mr. Norman W. Darwin, 1965 1964 Mr. Paul D. Clote, 1977 County Line Enterprises Inc. Ms. Amy Lee Dashiell, 1997 Mr. Donald F. Carnes, 1981 CN Marcus, Inc. Mr. Maston C. Courtney, 1954 The Honorable Ralph W. Dau, 1966 Mr. Robert C. Carr, 1970 Mr. Stephen S. Coats, 1997 Covington & Burling Mr. Kurt G. Daum, 1999 Mr. Ken Carroll, 1979 The Coca-Cola Company The Honorable Wilson Cowen, Mr. Robert J. David, 1985 Mr. Stephen K. Carroll, 1979 Mr. John C. Cocchiarella, 1998 1928 Ms. Jennifer H. Davidow, 2000 Mr. Gerald C. Carruth, 1971 The Honorable Ann T. Cochran, Mr. David E. Cowling, 1976 Mr. Benjamin H. Davidson II, The Honorable Jack E. Carter, 1976 Mr. Gary Lyn Cox, 1976 1986 1967 Mr. Fielding B. Cochran III, 1975 Mrs. Royla M. Cox, 1978 Mr. James A. Davidson, 1953 Mr. Keith C. Carter, 1950 Ms. Sara Elizabeth Cockerham, Mr. Thomas W. Craddock, 1972 Mr. John W. Davidson, 1954 Mr. Lawrence V. Carter, 1953 2002 Mr. David B. Craig, 1972 Mr. Robert Davidson, 1970

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ANNUAL FUND (CONT ’D) Ms. Jennifer Haltom Doan, 1989 Mr. Patrick J. Dyer, 1982 Mr. William L. Farris, 1978 Mr. Thomas I. Davies, 1980 Mr. Dudley R. Dobie, Jr., 1964 Mrs. Ann Dennis Dykes, 1972 Mr. Warner F. Fassnidge, 1962 Davis & Saybe, LLP Ms. Harva R. Dockery, 1980 Mr. Osborne J. Dykes III, 1972 Mr. Harry F. Faulkner III, 1973 Ms. Anne Megan Davis, 1975 Mr. William Joseph Dodge, 1999 Ms. Linda Eads, 1975 Ms. Michelle Phillips Fay, 1988 Mr. Bennie G. Davis, 1981 Ms. Barbara W. Dody, 1986 Mr. J. William Earle, 1972 Mr. Milton E. Feder, 1971 Davis, Cedillo & Mendoza Inc. Mr. Stephen Doggett, 1975 Ms. Linda H. Earle, 1978 Mr. Michael L. Feighny, 1968 Mr. Craig Louis Davis, 2002 Ms. Goldie C. Domingue, 1986 Mr. W. Alvin Early, 1968 Mr. Edward K. Fein, 1965 Mr. Don L. Davis, 1965 Mrs. Stephanie E. Donaho, 1981 Mr. Daniel George Easley, 1979 Mr. Brian F. Feld, 2000 Mr. Gary W. Davis, Jr., 1981 Mr. Ray N. Donley, 1982 Mr. Kenneth E. East, 1994 Mr. Robert C. Feldman, 1973 Ms. J. Kama Davis, 2001 Mr. James F. Donnell, 1986 Mr. S. Stacy Eastland, 1974 Mr. Harrell Feldt, 1963 Mr. J. Russell Davis, 1970 Mr. Charles P. Donnelly, 1967 Ms. Allison V. Eberhart, 2002 Ms. Mary Ellen Felps, 1972 Mr. Jefferson J. Davis, 1973 Dr. Gislar Rupert Donnenberg, Mr. Alfred H. Ebert, Jr., 1959 Mrs. Marion Fenster, 1939 Mr. Leonard E. Davis, 1958 1993 Mr. Jack P. Eckels, 1972 Mr. James W. Ferguson, 1975 Mr. Neal Andrew Davis, 1998 Mr. Jon D. Dooley, 2002 Mr. Joseph Edward Eckert, 1997 Mr. Ken Ferguson, 1977 Ms. Renee Domingue Davis, 1995 Mr. Wes Dorman, 1994 The Honorable Richard H. Ms. Laura G. Ferguson, 1991 Mr. Robert L. Davis, 1967 Mr. Dale A. Dossey, 1969 Edelman, 1981 Ms. Hallie Ferguson-Smith, 1990 Mr. Sidney H. Davis, Jr., 1979 Mr. James S. Dougherty, 1970 Eden, A Day Spa Mr. Stephen M. Fernelius, 1991 Mr. Stephen D. Davis, 1981 Mr. Christopher B. Dove, 2001 Mr. Rod T. Edens, 1963 Ms. Wenda Lee Ferrell, 2000 Mr. David L. Dawson, 1992 Mr. Bernard O. Dow, 1956 Mr. John J. Edmonds, 1994 Fidelity Foundation Mr. Jonathan Day, 1965 Mr. Stuart J. Dow, 1994 Mr. David G. Edmondson, 1986 Mr. Alan C. Fielder, 1970 The Honorable Eduardo E. de Mr. Trey Dowdy III, 1975 Mr. Richard L. Edmonson, 1977 Mr. Jack Edward Fields, 1978 Ases, 1959 Mr. Ryan Hedley Downton, 2002 Mr. Jack B. Edrington, 1968 Ms. Kari E. Findley, 1988 Mr. Donald A. De Candia, 1989 Ms. Stephanie E. Doyal, 1997 Mr. Stephen B. Edwards, 1974 Ms. Teresa Brickman Finer, 1983 Mr. Matthew D. De Ferranti, 2001 Mr. Frank A. Doyle, 1986 EEX Corporation Mr. Yale S. Finkle, 1974 Dr. Monica A. De La Paz, 2002 Ms. Kristen Pauling Doyle, 1996 Mr. Paul A. Ehlert, 1978 Mr. William B. Finklea, 1950 Mr. Robert A. De Witt, 1966 Mr. Michael P. Doyle, 1990 Mr. James F. Ehrenberg, Jr., 2001 Mr. W. Thomas Finley, 1981 Mr. Beale Dean, 1947 Mr. Stephen P. Doyle, 1976 Mr. Herbert Ehrlich, 1962 Mr. William L. Finley, 1997 Mr. David DeAnda, 2000 Mr. Steven P. Doyle, 1999 Mr. Gary W. Eiland, 1976 Mr. William N. Finnegan III, Mr. Michael B. Dear, 1968 Mr. Trek Carlsand Doyle, 1994 Ms. Theresa Eilers, 1978 1950* Mr. Henry D. DeBerry III, 1968 Ms. Caroline S. Dozier, 1993 El Interior Mr. Howard V. Fisher, 1984 Mr. Christopher J. Deeves, 1994 Mr. Scott Paul Drake, 2000 El Mercado South Mr. Warren H. Fisher, 1986 Mr. John P. DeGeeter, 1995 Ms. Beth Ann Dranguet, 1999 Ms. Leila El-Hakam, 1998 Mr. William M. Fisher, 2000 Mrs. Kelli DeGeeter, 1995 Ms. Deanna L. Draper, 2000 Mrs. Carla E. Eldred, 1995 Mr. Evan Fitzmaurice, 1999 Mr. Timothy J. Deithloff, 2001 Mr. Thomas B. Draper, 1979 Mr. Charles Eldred, 1995 Ms. Siobhan E. Fitzpatrick, 2000 The Honorable John Delaney, Mr. Brayton Dresser, 1996 Mr. Jeffrey E. Eldredge, 1984 Mr. Francis C. Flaherty, 1994 1973 Mrs. Elizabeth H. Drews, 1981 Mr. John R. Eldridge, 1980 Mr. Daniel V. Flatten, 1966 Ms. Mindel M. DeLatorre, 1984 Mr. Jack Drews, 1981 Ms. Kathy L. Ellett, 1988 Mr. Dan A. Fleckman, 1966 Ms. Deborah H. Delgado, 1984 Ms. Helene P. Dreyer, 1992 Ms. Millicent Clark Elliott, 1999 Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Deloitte Foundation Mr. Howard P. Dreyer, 1966 Mr. R. Sean Elliott, 1999 Wine Bar Delta Air Lines Foundation Mr. Robert S. Driegert, 1970 Mr. James A. Ellis, 1999 Ms. Heather K. Fleniken, 1998 Mr. Walter E. Demond, 1976 The Driskill Hotel Ms. Erin Friel Elmore, 2000 Mr. Kirk T. Florence, 1991 Mr. James Vinson Derrick, Jr., Mr. John C. D. Drolla, 1972 Mr. O. E. Elmore, 1977 Mr. Francisco J. Flores, Jr., 1967 1970 Mr. Keith Drummond, 1961 Emily’s Catering Mr. Henry Flores, 1992 Ms. Robin O. Dettmer, 1985 The Honorable James W. Dryden, Mr. Barry E. Engel, 1991 Ms. Dalene Whitehurst Florez, Deutsche Bank Americas 1972 Mrs. Corliss H. Englert, 1989 1986 Foundation Ms. Suzanne K. Du Puy Ms. Deborah D. English-Jones, Mr. Douglas C. Flowers, 2001 Mr. Clayton E. Devin, 1974 Mr. Allan K. DuBois, 1970 1997 The Honorable Wilford Flowers, Mr. David DeWall, 1968 Mr. James H. Dudley, 1965 Ms. Shruti D. Engstrom, 1998 1976 The DeWuse Guyton Foundation Duke Energy Foundation, Entergy Charitable Foundation Mr. Timothy F. Foarde, 1986 Mr. Edwin R. DeYoung, 1971 Mr. David J. Duke, 1990 Mr. Kevin Epstein, 1994 Ms. Janet Follstaedt, 1994 Mr. Karl G. Dial, 1983 Mr. Benny T. Dumas, 1960 Equiva Services LLC Forbidden Fruit The Honorable Preston H. Dial, Mr. Edward W. Dunbar, 1970 Mr. Ron I. Erlichman, 1998 Ford Motor Company Fund Jr., 1954 Mr. John Hand Dunbar, 1980 Ernst & Young Foundation Mr. David A. Ford, 2001 Mr. Romulo L. Diaz, Jr., 1972 Mr. Stephen Dunkley Mr. Thomas P. Erwin, 1975 Mr. Jeffrey A. Ford, 1977 The Honorable Joe Dibrell, Jr., Mr. David G. Dunlap, 1974 Mr. Dirk E. Eshleman, 1985 Mr. Richard A. Fordyce, 1998 1952 Mr. Phil Dunlap, 1971 Mr. Ed H. Esquivel, 1967 Mr. Daniel A. Foster, Sr., 1983 Mr. William W. Dibrell, 1990 Mr. David J. Dunn, 1977 Ms. Debra Moritz Esterak, 1995 Mr. Edward I. Foster, 1973 Mr. W. Gordon Dickinson, 1965 Mr. Lowell Olsen Dunn, 2000 Mr. Heath Douglas Esterak, 1995 Mr. John R. Foster, 1955 Mr. Don L. Dickson, 1962 Mr. Michael A. Duran, 2002 Mr. Stephen W. Eubank, 1994 Ms. Sarah Burrell Foster, 1985 Ms. Meredith Anne Die, 2002 Mrs. Diana C. Durbin, 1980 Mr. David Lewis Evans, 1966 Four Seasons Hotel, Austin Ms. Kristie Renee Diemer, 2002 Mr. Raymond C. Durbin, 1973 Mr. Gregory K. Evans, 1997 Ms. Kelesha Fowler, 1997 Mr. Fred Dietrich, 1991 Mr. Richard L. Durbin, Jr., 1980 Mr. Mark C. Evans, 1977 Mr. M. Dudley Fowler, 1952 Mrs. Sarah Sharlot Dietrich, 1991 Mr. Scott A. Durfee, 1988 ExxonMobil Foundation Fox Entertainment Group, Inc. Mr. Bart Dillashaw, 2002 Ms. Desiree D. Durst, 1995 Mr. Jason K. Fagelman, 1996 Mr. J. Nixon Fox III, 1984 Mr. C. Brien Dillon, 1947 Ms. Madeline Dvorocsik, 1997 Mr. Michael A. Fallek, 1996 Mr. Kyle K. Fox, 1995 Discount Cinema 8 Mr. Wm. G. Dwyer, 1949 Ms. Lisa C. Fancher, 1983 Mr. Paul W. Fox, 1972 Mr. Rick Disney, 1977 Dyer & Associates Mr. Ronald L. Fann, 1968 Ms. Sharon Spurr Fox, 1984 The Honorable J. Lee Dittert, Jr., Mr. Adair Dyer, Jr., 1961 Mr. Jan E. Farley, 1974 Mr. Joe Foy, Jr., 1979 1957 Mr. Billy Coe Dyer, 1985 Mr. Terence Farrell, 1973 Mrs. Margaret V. Fraissinet, 1996 Mr. Stephen D. Dix, 1975 Mr. James William Dyer, 1987 Mr. Thomas G. Farrier, 1987 Mr. Philip Fraissinet, 1995

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T E A C H I N G 120 Years EXCELLENCE THE CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT Suggested Reading Mr. Richard J. Franchek, The Honorable J. Ray Gayle Colonel David E. Graham, 1994 III, 1966 1971 for the Texas Ms. Caryn A. Francis, 1989 GE Foundation Mr. H. E. Bert Graham, 1969 Mr. Theodore D. Frank, 1966 Mr. Harry Gee, Jr., 1963 Mr. Harold S. Graham Bar Exam,1877 Ms. Elysia B. Franty, 1998 Mr. Jonathan N. Geld, 1996 Mr. James J. Graham, 1971 Mr. Gregory T. Frazer, 1974 Ms. Ashley Brooke Geller, Mr. Jonathan P. Graham, Mr. James Frederick, 1978 1999 1987 Ms. Judy Frederick, 1981 Ms. Susan C. Gentz, 1982 Mr. Ralph Graham, 1999 Blackstone’s Commentaries Mr. Stanley Freed, 1957 Mr. R. James George, Jr., Mr. John A. Graml, 1965 First Greenleaf Mr. Seth Freedman, 1976 1969 Ms. Billie Grammatico, B Kent’s Commentaries Mr. Claude C. Freeman, 1959 Mr. Robert K. German, 1952 The Honorable Ginny Smith Stephens, Gould, or Chitty on Pleadings Ms. Gwendolyn D. Frels, Mrs. Kay A. Germiat, 1988 Granade, 1975 2001 Mr. Asim Ghafoor, 1997 Ms. Virgie L. Grant-Brooks Starkie or Philips on Evidence Mr. Jonathan K. Frels, 2001 Mr. Basheer Y. Ghorayeb, Mr. David Hardin Graves, 1976 Story’s Equity Pleadings Mr. Kelly Frels, 1970 2000 Graves, Dougherty, Hearon & Parsons, Story, or Chitty on Contracts Mr. Daniel R. Freund, 1983 Mr. Lawrence B. Gibbs, 1963 Moody Story, Parsons, or Daniels on Mr. Richard G. Frey, 1966 Mr. Randel B. Gibbs, 1973 Mr. James A. Graves II, 1997 Ms. Barbara T. Friedman, Mr. Frank Gibson, 1957 The Honorable Gordon Gray, Promissory Notes 1983 Mr. Albert Lee Giddens, 1974 1956 Story or Gow on Partnerships Mr. Clifford L. Friedman, Frank W. Giesber, 1962 Mr. James A. Gray, 1949 Story’s Equity Jurisprudence 1983 Mr. Henry Gilchrist, 1950 Mr. John F. Gray, 1967 (or Adam’s Equity) Ms. Lori Friedman, 1995 Mr. Neil E. Giles, 1992 Ms. Karen Fry Gray, 1985 Ms. Theresa Moore Frierson, Mr. George E. Gilkerson, 1951 Great Hills Golf Club General Knowledge of Rules of State 1980 Mr. Jon L. Gillum, 2002 Mr. G. Maynard Green, 1970 Courts and the Texas Constitution Fritz, Byrne, Head & Harrison Mr. Edward A. Gilman, 1997 The Honorable Herbert Green, —From Proceedings of the Third Annual Mr. Thomas D. Fritz, 1974 Mr. Kenneth Gindy, 1974 1966 Session of the Texas Bar Association, 1884 Mr. John W. Fulbright, 1950 Mr. Charles W. Giraud III, Mr. Hubert W. Green, 1950 Ms. Kathryn S. Fuller, 1976 1965 Mr. Mitchell J. Green, 1982 Mr. James Barton Fuqua, Mr. David E. Girault, 1993 The Honorable Richard A. 1998 Mr. Mark A. Giugliano, 1999 Green, Jr., 1997 Mr. Charles Fuquay, 1973 Mr. Roger Glandon, 1962 Mr. S. Louis Greenberg, 1959 Mr. David A. Furlow, 1983 Ms. Valorie C. Glass, 1992 Mr. David A. Greenblatt, Mr. Donald L. Gaffney, 1977 Mr. Mark K. Glasser, 1976 1987 Mr. William J. Galbreath, Mr. Allen Glenn, 1953 Mr. Glenn S. Greene, 1994 1967 Mr. Gary S. Glesby, 1975 Mr. Ryan Greene, 1999 Mr. Mayo J. Galindo, 1952 Mr. Craig Glick, 1985 Professor Michael M. Mr. James L. Gallagher, 1963 Mr. Cullen M. Godfrey, 1970 Greenfield, 1969 Ms. Laurie L. Gallun, 2001 Mr. Robert S. Godlewski, 1984 Mr. David C. Greenstone, Major Bradley R. Gammell, Ms. Lisa A. Goldberg, 1986 1998 1991 Mr. Eugene Golden, 1953 Mr. James Greenwood III, Mr. Taylor Gandy, 1962 Dr. Linda Lorraine Golden, 1961 Mr. Geoffrey Gannaway, 2002 2002 Mr. Tolbert L. Greenwood, Mr. Abbey B. Garber, 1985 Mr. Michael J. Golden, 2001 1966 Mr. David Garcia, 1982 Ms. Jennifer Monday Ms. Aron L. Gregg, 2000 Mr. Oliver Garcia, 1995 Goldman, 2000 Mr. Tom W. Gregg, Jr., 1964 Ms. Victoria M. Garcia, 1989 Mr. Mark E. Golman, 1986 Mr. Mark J. Grenader, 1975 Mr. Sampson Gardner III, Mr. Dewey J. Gonsoulin, Jr., Mr. Don W. Griffis, 1967 2002 1991 Mr. David Griffith, 1989 Mr. Bruce E. Garlick, 1992 Mr. Alexander J. Gonzales, Ms. Anne B. Grigg, 2001 Ms. Betsy J. Garner 1983 Mr. Anthony C. Grigsby, 1985 Mr. Bryan Daniel Garner, Mrs. Liana Gonzales, 1995 Mr. Michael E. Grimes, 1971 2003 Mrs. Holly S. Gonzalez-Pena, Mr. Layne D. Grindal, 1998 Mr. Charles C. Garner, 1950 1990 The Honorable Robert A. Mr. Ben Cox Garrett, 1980 Ms. Robin Dee Gooch, 1999 Gritta, 1960 Mr. Larry Brent Garrett, 2002 Mrs. Kathryn J. Goode, 1985 Ms. Anne Grodin, 2002 Mr. Mark T. Garrett, 1998 Associate Dean Steven J. Mrs. Alicia Morris Groos, Mrs. Susan L. Garrison, 1976 Goode 1999 Mr. Ross Spencer Garsson, Mr. Steven P. Goodell, 1984 Mr. Richard J. Groos, 1984 1992 Mr. Kenneth D. Goodman, Mr. Robert Groover, 1979 The Honorable William L. 1982 Ms. Liat Grosz, 2001 Garwood, 1955 Mr. Bryan L. Goolsby, 1977 Mr. Eric A. Groten, 1985 Mr. David C. Garza, 1973 Dr. Lekha Gopalakrishnan, Groundhog, Inc. Mr. Joe A. Garza, Jr., 1978 2000 Mr. Patrick Anthony Groves, Mr. Mario M. Garza, 1979 Mr. Steven J. Gordon, 1992 1991 Ms. Quen K. Garza, 1983 Ms. Jennifer M. Gore, 1996 Mr. Floyd E. Guest, Jr., 1962 Mr. Reynaldo G. Garza, Jr., Mr. Tom Gorham, 1999 Mr. J. Clifford Gunter III, 1967 1972 Ms. Elizabeth Gorman, 1998 Mr. Daniel G. Gurwitz, 1993 Ms. Pamela Gaskins, 1973 Mr. Patrick J. Gormley, 1990 Ms. Susan D. Gusky, 1993 Ms. Ellen Gates, 1977 Mr. Theodore P. Gorski, Jr., Professor Dahlia M. Gutierrez, Mr. Jack P. Gatewood, 1967 1971 1985 25_45_GivingByFund 10/30/03 6:50 AM Page 30

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ANNUAL FUND (CONT’D) Mr. Weston L. Harris, 1972 Mr. Gary D. Henderson, 1978 of the New Law Mr. James Elliott Guy, 2000 Reverend Christian Harrison, Mr. Thomas S. Henderson, Mr. Dewuse Guyton, Jr., 1976 1976 School, 1883 1960 Mr. Jonathan M. Harrison, Ms. Susan Henricks, 1981 Mr. Stanley B. Haas II, 1979 1987 Mr. Bill E. Henry, 1964 Mr. William Fred Hagans, Mr. J. Gary Hart, 1984 Ms. Trisha Hensley, 1989 1972 Mr. Terence J. Hart, 1978 Mr. Tom Henson, 1963 HE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HELD Mr. Lars W. A. Hagen, 1999 Mr. Jack Hartel, 1960 Ms. Edna C. Hernandez, its first classes in the tempo- Mr. George H. Hagle, Jr., Ms. Kathleen J. Hartman, 1997 T 2001 The Honorable Maria Teresa rary capitol on September 15, 1962 1883. Fifty-two of the 218 original stu- Captain Jeffrey C. Hagler, Mr. Dan Dennis Hartnett, Herr, 1985 1975 Mr. Louis E. Herrera, Jr., dents were registered in the Law 1998 Ms. Nancy Magner Hagquist, The Honorable Will Ford 1987 Department. They were taught by for- 1995 Hartnett, 1981 Mr. Abel Herrero, 1997 mer Governor of Texas Oran M. Roberts Mr. Christopher H. Hahn, Mr. Dean W. Harvey, 1997 Mr. Walter Andrew Herring, (1815–1898, professor from 1884–1893) 1993 Mr. David T. Harvin, 1970 1984 Mr. William H. Haight, 1949 Mr. Ralph H. Hasson, 1977 Mr. David H. Herrington, and former Texas Supreme Court Mr. Lawrence B. Haile, 1961 Mr. David A. Hatch, 2002 1990 Justice Robert S. Gould (1826–1904, Mr. Royce Jay Hailey, Jr., Mr. Michael A. Hatchell, Mrs. Elizabeth Dixon professor from 1883–1904). 1968 1964 Herrington, 1990 The Department of Law began with Ms. Gabriele Haist-Fuqua, Mr. Kenneth G. Hawari, 1984 Professor Gerard Hertig, 2000 Mr. Chris V. Hawkins, 1993 1980 the organization of the University in Mr. Brendan Hall, 1975 Mr. Edward G. Hawkins, Mr. Bruce C. Herzog, 1988 1883. Its purpose then was, as at all times Mr. Bryan H. Hall, 1980 1974 Lt. Julie Appling since it has been and now is, to afford to Dr. Eric B. Hall, 1999 Mr. Jeffrey S. Hawkins, 1983 Heumphreus, 2003 Mr. Zachary J. Hawthorn, Hewlett-Packard Company the young men and Mr. John Baxter Hall, 1982 Ms. Margaret Donahue Hall, 2001 Mr. Erik Gustaaf Heymann, women of the State 1988 Mr. Blake Alexander 1988 a first class opportu- Halliburton Foundation Inc. Hawthorne, 1996 Mr. M. Lawrence Hicks, Jr., nity for first class Mr. Shelby Hallmark Ms. Wendy Harvel Hawthorne, 1970 1996 Ms. Cynthia L. Hill, 1987 training as lawyers Mr. Brett L. Hamilton, 1980 Mr. Brian Conway Hamilton, Mr. John Hay, Jr., 1972 Mr. Frank D. Hill, 1966 and citizens. Its 2002 Ms. Katherine L. Hayman, Mr. Jerel J. Hill, 1977 ideals have always Mr. O. C. Hamilton, Jr., 1960 2000 Mr. Michael Alan Hill, 1997 been high, and its Mr. Geoffrey L. Hamlin, 1987 Mr. Claude A. Hays, Jr., 1960 Ms. Nzinga Hill, 1999 Mr. Peter M. Hazelton, 1992 The Honorable Vonciel J. Hill, efforts to attain Mrs. Amy Spear Hampton, 1994 Mr. Ben T. Head 1979 them honest and Mr. Charles Hampton, 1995 Mr. Keith L. Head, 1983 Mr. Yerger Hill III, 1970 persistent. The Honorable Jack Mr. W. Jason Healy, 2000 Mr. Daniel E. Hinde, 1997 Heard & Smith, LLP Mr. Ken Hines, 1975 —Judge John Townes, Hampton, 1955 Mr. Wallis M. Hampton, 1992 Mr. John R. Heard, 1975 Mr. John H. Hingson III, 1917–1918 Report to Mr. Kurt Hamrock, 1992 Mr. Robert J. Hearon, Jr., 1971 the President of The The Honorable Kent R. 1954 Ms. Karen L. Hirschman, University of Texas Hance, 1968 Mr. Paul E. Heath, 1987 1983 Mr. George L. Hangs, Jr., Mr. Thomas S. Heather, 1979 Mr. Robert S. Hirsh, 1972 1975 Mr. Jack C. Hebdon, 1944 The Honorable David Hittner IN MY MIND, THERE Mr. Robert E. Hanson, Jr., Ms. Diane Hebner, 1981 Mr. Justin Hodge, 2002 are fundamental 2001 Mr. Ronald Hecht, 1988 Mr. Anthony L. Hodges, 1968 differences in the Mr. Robert D. Hardage, Mr. David T. Hedges, Jr., Mr. Glen A. Hodges, 1992 1970 Ms. Joan E. Hodges, 1985 ideals and purposes Ms. Lisa Dawn Hardie, 1997 Ms. Julie A. Hardin, 1999 Mr. Harold F. Hees, 1974 Mr. Curtis D. Hodgson, 1978 of a law school Mr. Robert L. Hargett, 1987 Ms. Carmen Hegeman, 1987 Mr. Kenneth A. Hodson, maintained by private enterprise and Ms. Danielle L. Hargrove, Ms. Roberta J. Hegland, 1984 one maintained by the State. The private 1991 1983 Mr. Boyd S. Hoekel, 1997 Ms. Cynthia L. Harkness, Ms. Melanie E. Heinrich, Ms. Tari Lessard Hoekel, school may properly emphasize the per- 1986 2003 1998 sonal advantages to be gained by the stu- Mr. Frank G. Harmon III, Mr. Timothy J. Heinrich, Mr. Stewart E. Hoffer, 1994 dent from his attendance, and thus 1972 1987 Ms. Annabel Hoffman, 1991 Ms. Carrie Denise Helmcamp, Mr. Craig Hoffman, 1985 make the good of the public, in being The Honorable Melinda Furche Harmon, 1972 1992 Mr. Joseph A. Hoffman, 1981 provided with better lawyers, of second- Mr. Jake R. Harper, 1972 Mr. Michael L. Helwick, 1973 The Honorable Leonard E. ary importance. The state should reverse Harris Geno and Dunbar PA Mr. James A. Hemphill, 1993 Hoffman, Jr., 1947 this order, and should make the public Ms. Erica W. Harris, 1996 Mr. Aaron David Hendelman, Mr. Matthew R. Hoffman, Mr. James B. Harris, 1978 1998 2003 good its first concern, leaving the Mr. Jeffrey C. Harris, 1998 Mr. Daniel E. Henderson, Jr., Ms. Patsy E. Hoffman personal advantage of the student as Mr. Jeffrey M. Harris, 1996 1950 Ms. Nicole L. Hoffpauir, secondary. . . . The element of resulting Mr. John W. Harris, 1966 Mr. David W. Henderson, 1999 good to the public must enter into the Ms. Renee E. Harris, 1984 2001 Mr. Kent C. Hofmann, 2001 Mr. Richard E. Harris, 1993 Ms. Dorlee E. Henderson, Mr. Wyatt L. Hogan, 1997 transaction to justify the cost. Mr. Wesley N. Harris, 1982 1976 Hole & Alvarez, L.L.P. —Dean Ira Hildebrand, 1924

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Mr. Ronald G. Hole, 1980 Mr. Penn C. Huston, 1996 Mr. Stuart B. Johnston, Jr., 1982 Ms. Diane O’Brien Kelly, 1990 Mr. Robert W. Holland, 1995 Mr. Thomas T. Hutcheson, 1973 Mr. W. James Jonas III, 1987 Mr. Henry A. Kelly, 1968 Mr. Steven E. Hollimon, 1982 Mr. R. Clayton Hutchins, 1968 Mr. Alan B. Jones, 1974 The Honorable Joseph P. Kelly, Mr. Lonnie F. Hollingsworth, Jr., Mr. Lewis L. Hutchison, Jr., 2002 Mrs. Bess Harris Jones 1963 1985 Ms. Mona L. Hymel, 1992 Mr. Cary D. Jones, 1973 Mr. W. Carroll Kelly, 1963 Ms. Susan J. Hollon, 1973 Ms. Regina K. Ibarra, 2001 Mr. Chalon Jones, 1966 Ms. Alison Kennamer, 1988 Mr. John S. Hollyfield, 1968 IBM International Foundation Mr. David Bentley Jones, Jr., Mr. Andrew L. Kerr, 1974 Mr. Alan Holman, 1975 Mr. Robert Icenhauer-Ramirez, 1998 Mr. John C. Kerr, 1972 Mr. David W. Holmes, 2000 1979 The Honorable Donald R. Jones, Mr. Raymond C. Kerr, 1964 Mr. Michael Conrad Holmes, Mr. Ed Idar, Jr., 1956 1969 Mr. Ted M. Kerr, 1960 1997 Mrs. Kathleen H. Incerto, 1982 Mr. Frank G. Jones, 1966 Mr. Peter Hale Kesser, 1983 Mr. Paul Joseph Holmes, 1975 Mr. M. Scott Incerto, 1981 Mr. George Cleveland Jones, 1995 Mr. David R. Keyes, 1968 Mr. Scott M. Holmes, 2000 Mr. Darren S. Inoff, 1993 Mr. George F. Jones III, 1986 Mr. Jerry M. Keys, 1974 Mr. Christopher David Holst, 2000 Ms. Laura Piazza Irani, 2000 Mr. Gregory M. Jones, 1975 Mr. Ketan Upen Kharod, 2000 Mr. F. Franklin Honea II, 1976 Mr. Jason J. Irvin, 2001 Mr. H. L. Jones, 1939 Dr. Susan A. Kidwell, 2001 Mr. Donald C. Hood, 1970 Mrs. Kathleen E. Irvin, 1967 Ms. Karen Jones, 1981 Ms. Jong Soo Kim, 1997 Mrs. Aileen M. Hooks, 1982 Ms. Hong Liu Irwin, 1996 Ms. Kathryn Jones Mr. Albert B. Kimball, Jr., 1968 Ms. Jennifer Ann Hopens, 2002 Ms. Nada L. Ismail, 2000 Mr. Lance Anthony Jones, 1996 Mr. M. Shane Kimzey, 1997 Mr. George M. Hopkins, Jr., 1948 Mr. Jason A. Itkin, 2001 Mr. Michael G. Jones, 1990 Mr. Alfred A. King, 1941 Ms. H. Kate Hopkins, 1980 Iverson & Norwood Ms. Rayna Habel Jones, 1998 Mrs. Betty D. King Mr. Robert L. Hopkins, 1973 Mr. Neal Jerome Iverson, 1974 Mr. Richard M. Jones, 1976 Reverend Daniel L. King, 1975 Mr. Jerry Hopson, 1953 J.R. Enterprises Mr. Sherwood O. Jones, 1973 Ms. Deanna Emmert King, 1998 Mr. John L. Hopwood, 1967 Jack & Joyce Sampson Family The Honorable Woodie Jones, Mr. Gregory J. King, 1991 Mr. Mark E. Hord, 1990 Foundation 1975 Mr. Michael F. King, 1998 Ms. Leah T. Horn, 1995 Colonel Alan R. Jackson, 1976 Mr. Mike Joplin, 1963 Dr. William M. King, 1950 Mr. Charles M. Hornberger, 1980 Mr. Calvin M. Jackson, 1985 Ms. Arcie Jordan, 1979 Mr. David E. Kinnan, 1970 Mr. H. Hollis Horton III, 1980 The Honorable Irene F. Jackson, Jordan, Hyden, Womble & Mr. J. Frank Kinsel, 1953 Ms. Janet Little Horton, 1980 1974 Culbreth Ms. Leslie L. W. Kinsel, 1989 Mr. Michael Horton, 1976 Mr. Jack A. Jackson, 1951 Mr. Raymond W. Jordan, 1973 Mr. J. Christopher Kirk, 1991 Mr. Scott Horton, 1981 Ms. Jennifer G. Jackson, 1987 Mr. Paul Anthony Jorge, 1998 Ms. Mirjam T. Schuller Kirk, 1995 Mr. Julian V. Horwitz, 1961 Mrs. Shawn Kirksey Jackson, Mr. Jeffrey L. Joyce, 1981 Ms. Valerie P. Kirk, 1991 Mr. Phillip C. Horwitz, 1991 1993 Mr. Jacinto P. Juarez, Jr., 1993 Ms. Ashley I. Kissinger, 1995 Mr. C. A. Hotchkiss, 1968 Mr. Mark A. Jacob, 1994 Mr. Frederick D. Junkin, 1989 Mr. David N. Kitner, 1973 Mr. Kenneth E. Houp, Jr., 1970 Ms. Ann C. Jacobs, 1975 Mr. Duane O. Juvrud, 1956 Mr. Jeffrey P. Kitner, 2001 Ms. Ellen M. House, 1989 Mrs. Dana L. Jacobs, 1999 Mr. Matthew Joseph Kacsmaryk, Ms. Monique Marcella Kleck, Mr. Michael P. House, 1981 Mr. Kevin T. Jacobs, 1999 2003 1997 Mr. Gregory L. Housewirth, 1986 Ms. Monica M. Jacobs, 1998 Mr. Ron Kacsmaryk Ms. Jennifer G. Klein, 1999 Ms. Elizabeth A. Howard, 1985 Mr. Stewart A. Jacobson, 1985 Mrs. Jo Lyn Kallison, 1984 Mr. Joel H. Klein, 1967 Mr. Kenneth C. Howard, Jr., 1975 Mr. Chris James, 1994 Mr. Raymond L. Kalmans, 1966 Mr. Mark H. Kleinman, 1986 Mr. Donald L. Howell, 1963 Mr. Scott A. James, 2001 Mr. C. Ronald Kalteyer, 1979 Mr. David A. Klingler, 1989 Mr. John E. Howell, 1974 Ms. Paula A. Jameson, 1969 Dr. Pat Kammerer, 1980 Mr. Scott Klippel, 1976 Mr. William A. Hoy, 1971 Ms. Ylise Y. Janssen, 1985 Mr. Spikes Kangerga, 1984 Mrs. Barbara Klitch, 1986 Mr. Edwin J. Hu, 1999 Mr. Glenn Jarvis, 1963 Mr. Ronald D. Karchmer, 1967 Mr. Marcial Alexander Knapp, Mr. L. Jeffrey Hubenak, 1985 Jeffrey’s Restaurant Mr. Richard Kardys, 1970 1963 Mr. Brandon Lee Hudgeons, 1998 Mr. Jeffrey S. Jenkins Mr. Evan C. Kastner, 2002 Mr. V. Scott Kneese, 1964 Mrs. Megan J. Hudgeons, 1997 Ms. Nancy L. Jenkins, 1981 Mr. Eric M. Katz, 1982 Mr. Barney L. Knight, 1969 Ms. Diana M. Hudson, 1976 Mr. Stan R. Jensen, 1995 Mr. Stanley B. Kay, 1967 Mr. Larry D. Knippa, 1966 Mr. C. M. Hudspeth, 1946 Ms. Stacey G. Jernigan, 1989 Mr. Kenneth C. Kaye, 1968 Mr. John C. Knobelsdorf II, 1979 Mr. Joseph Huerta, 1993 Brigadier General Thomas G. Mr. Gregory S. Kazen, 1998 Mr. Stephen R. Knox, 1974 Mr. Stephen Huffaker, 2000 Jeter, 1962 Mr. John L. Kee III, 1981 Mr. Jeffery R. Koch, 1983 Mr. Aaron B. Huffman, 2001 Mr. E. Stephen Jett, 1973 Mr. Terry Michael Kee, 1979 Mr. Thomas M. Kocurek, 1971 Mr. Brock Huffman, 1966 Mr. Michael D. Jewesson, 1999 Mr. Charles C. Keeble, Jr., 1986 Mr. Willie I. Kocurek, 1980 Mr. William M. Huffman, 1959 Mrs. Carol H. Jewett, 1975 The Honorable Patrick O. Keel, Ms. Susan Koegel, 1988 Mr. H. David Hughes, 1971 Mr. Juan Manuel Jimenez, 1992 1989 Mr. James M. Koelemay, Jr., 1976 Mr. Phillip M. Hughes, 1972 Mr. Douglas F. John, 1974 Mrs. Ingelisa Keeling, 1996 Mr. Rodney C. Koenig, 1969 Mr. Roger W. Hughes, 1977 Mrs. Wendy M. John, 1974 Mr. J. Michael Keeling, 1971 Ms. Angela D. Koke, 2000 Ms. Sarah Allison Hughes, 1999 Johnson Law Firm Ms. Janette C. Keeton, 2000 Ms. Helena Kolenda, 1989 The Honorable William L. Hughes, Mr. Charles F. Johnson, 1970 The Honorable Robert E. Keeton, Mrs. Carole Kolstad, 1970 Jr., 1956 Mr. Clyde Johnson III, 1970 1941 Mr. Leon Vadim Komkov, 1984 Mr. David Michael Hugin, 1993 Mr. Gary C. Johnson, 1976 The Honorable William R. Keffer, Mrs. Rebecca Crosby Komkov, Ms. Robbi Hull, 1991 Mr. Glen Johnson, 1974 1984 1984 Mr. Monty Humble, 1976 Mr. H. Michael Johnson, 1973 Mr. David Edward Keglovits, 1990 Mr. Mark A. Kopidlansky, 1989 Mr. Ron L. Hundley, 1974 Mr. Jerry D. Johnson, 1971 Ms. Jennifer Jo Keglovits, 1990 Mr. Edward Daniel Korompai, Mr. Richard L. Hunn, 1987 Mr. Kenneth H. Johnson, 1963 Keith Weber & Mosty, PLLC 2002 Mr. Barry Hunsaker, Jr., 1979 Mr. Michael R. Johnson, 1969 Ms. Amy Keith, 1988 Mr. Fritz A. Korth, 1964 Mr. Scott Hunsaker, 1977 Mr. Ronald W. Johnson, 1978 Ms. Stacey Keith, 2002 Mr. Bruce Edward Kosub, 1988 Ms. Karen Hunsicker Billups, Ms. Sharah G. Johnson, 1989 Mr. James Arthur Keller, 1982 Mr. Adam M. Kramer, 1998 1987 Ms. Suewan Johnson, 1995 Ms. Karen L. Kelley, 1988 Ms. Heather L. Kramer, 2000 Mr. Russell D. Hunt, Jr., 1994 Mr. Jeffrey S. Johnston, 1997 Mr. Sam L. Kelley, 1958 Mr. Christopher D. Kratovil, 2000 Mr. Dan M. Hurley, 1956 Mr. Roy E. Johnston, 1955 Mr. Dee J. Kelly, Jr., 1985 Mr. Arno W. Krebs, Jr., 1967

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ANNUAL FUND (CONT’D) Mrs. K. Bradleigh LeBlanc, 1989 Mr. Justin M. Long, 2000 Mrs. Allison Donnell Mantor, Ms. Sue A. Krenek, 1994 Mr. Vladimir Lechtman, 1987 Mr. K. O. Long, Jr., 1973 1989 Ms. Erica L. Krennerich, 1987 Colonel George H. Ledbetter, Mr. Meredith J. Long Marathon Oil Company Foundation Mr. Sandy Kress, 1975 1983 Ms. Janiece M. Longoria, 1979 Mr. Matthew Hobart Marchant, Dr. Jonathan S. Krueger, 2001 Mr. Paul A. Ledbetter, 1985 Mr. Bryan Edward Loocke, 2002 2000 Mr. Richard S. Krumholz, 1992 Mr. H. Drake Leddy, 1973 Ms. Deborah H. Loomis, 1978 Ms. Nancy Adamson Marcus, Mr. Jay Lloyd Krystinik, 2003 Mr. John A. Lee, 1985 Mr. Thomas F. Loose, 1988 1987 Ms. Marianna Krystinik, Ms. Kristine Hyun Lee, 1998 Mr. Robert Loper, 1988 Marigot Capital Advisors Mr. Kelly Kubasta, 1997 Mr. William S. Lee, 1975 Ms. Brena Moyer Lopez, 1998 Mark’s American Cuisine Mr. W. Jeffrey Kuhn, 1985 Mr. J. Daniel Leftwich, 1989 Ms. Jennifer Lopez, 2000 Mr. Daniel L. Mark, 1982 Mr. David Kultgen, 1949 Ms. Lee T. Legault, 2000 Louis J. & Millie M. Kocurek Ms. Nadine Markham-Itteilag, Ms. Jean M. Kuntz Mr. John W. Leggett, 1986 Charitable 1990 Mr. Stephen A. Kuntz, 1984 Ms. Cynthia F. Leigh, 1984 Mr. Andrew Louis, 1987 Mr. Dale Gene Markland, 1973 Mr. Walter N. Kuntz III, 1966 Mr. William L. Lemen, 1950 Mr. Jim Love, 1969 Mr. John H. Marks, Jr., 1964 Mr. David I. Kuperman, 1966 Ms. Brenda K. Lenahan, 2000 Mr. Wallace W. Lovejoy, 1977 Mr. Myron B. Marks, 1947 Mr. George F. Kutzschbach, 1972 Mr. Gregory J. Lensing, 1993 Mr. James R. Lovelace, 1990 Mr. Everett A. Marley, Jr., 1959 Mr. Kenneth D. Kuykendall, 1968 The Honorable I. A. Lerner, 1951 Mr. L. Alan Lowry Mrs. Lila C. Marsh, 1990 Mr. Jerry V. Kyle, Jr., 1990 Mr. Julian A. Lerner, 1950 Mrs. Mary M. Lowry, 1972 Mrs. Wendy Marsh, 1967 The Honorable John H. Kyles, Ms. Katherine P. Lett, 1998 Ms. Melissa E. Loyd, 1994 Mr. Charles Troy Marshall, 1979 1984 Mr. Don K. Leufven, 1978 The Henry Luce Foundation, Inc. Mr. Dave B. Marshall, 1979 L-Bar Cattle & Equipment Mr. Henry B. Levi, 1978 Ms. Isla M. Luciano, 1999 Mrs. Lila C. Marshall, 1975 Company, L.L.C. Mr. Stephen L. Levine, 1988 Colonel Tommy W. Lueders, 1961 Mr. Schuyler B. Marshall IV, 1970 Mrs. Jane Woods La Franchi, Mr. Stuart L. Leviton, 1993 Mr. David G. Luettgen, 1995 Mr. Edgar J. Marston III, 1964 1982 Mr. Michael R. Levy, 1972 Mr. Ronald T. Luke, 1974 Ms. Elizabeth Morris Martens, Mr. Herbert N. Lackshin, 1959 Mr. Edward C. Lewis, 1992 Mr. Charles D. Lummus, 1968 1988 Mr. Eric Lacktman, 1970 Mr. Jeffry B. Lewis, 1966 Mr. J. Christopher Luna, 1986 Mr. Steven R. Martens, 1984 The Honorable Elizabeth Lacy, Mr. John Furman Lewis, 1962 Mr. Jason Luong, 2000 Ms. Amy D. Martin, 2003 1969 Mr. Kenneth W. Lewis, 1976 Mr. Marc L. Luzzatto, 1978 Mrs. Bonnie Maria Martin, 1977 Mr. William L. LaFuze, 1973 Mr. Matthew H. Leys, 2000 Mr. John R. Lyde, 1981 Mr. C. D. Martin, 1967 Mrs. Kathleen C. Lake, 1980 Mr. Howard Lidsky, 1992 Mr. John E. Lynch, 1986 Ms. Carroll G. Martin, 1980 Ms. Margaret U. Lalk, 1980 Mrs. Lyrissa Lidsky, 1993 Ms. Susan Ritchie Lyon, 1998 Mr. Denny R. Martin, 1978 Mr. Christopher J. Lallo, 1999 Mr. Virgil T. Liggett Ms. Buena Vista Lyons, 1996 Mr. Greg N. Martin, 1963 Mr. Philip R. Lamb, 2003 Mr. Abelardo Limon, Jr., 1987 Mr. J. Matthew Lyons, 1993 Mr. Logan Martin Ms. Allyson G. Lambert, 1996 Ms. Jennifer H. Lin, 2000 Mr. James O. Lyons, 1992 Mr. Paul A. Martin, 1991 Mr. Joel C. Lambert, 1998 Ms. Patricia E. Lin, 1998 Mr. Patrick Mabry, 2000 Ms. Robin Slater Martin, 1991 The Honorable Royce C. Mr. Stephen R. Lindemood, 1971 Mr. Bob Mace, 1981 Mr. Bernie Martinez, 1977 Lamberth, 1967 Mr. Robert M. Lindquist, 1977 Ms. Marie Odette Mace, 1983 Mr. Hugo Daniel Martinez, 1983 Ms. Catherine Ann Lamboley, The Honorable John R. Lindsey, Mr. B. John Mackin, 1941 Mr. Roberto A. Martinez, 1989 1979 1950 Ms. Jane H. Macon, 1970 Ms. Tonya K. Cook Martinez, Mr. John L. Lancaster III, 1960 Mr. H. Hays Lindsley, 1984 Mr. R. Laurence Macon, 1970 1992 Ms. Beverly E. Landis, 1988 Mr. Bryce D. Linsenmayer, 1991 Mr. John A. Macoretta, 1990 Mary Lake Realty Company Mr. John S. Landrum, 1975 Ms. Penny Turner Linsenmayer, Mr. Andrew F. MacRae, 1992 Mr. Charles C. Mason, Jr., 1960 Mr. Daniel M. Lane, 1988 1991 Mr. Edward B. Madden, Jr., 1973 Mr. Matthew J. Mason, 2000 Mr. James F. Lane, 1974 Mr. R. J. Linton, 1961 Mr. Patrick F. Madden, 1993 Mr. Thomas G. Mason, 1980 Mr. Robert B. Lane, 1963 Mr. Guy S. Lipe, 1983 Ms. Judy Fulmer Madewell, 1994 Mr. Thomas P. Mason, 1981 Mr. V. E. Lanfear, Jr., 1952 Mr. Alan F. Lippman*, 1949 Mr. Andrew K. Maebius, 2001 Ms. Michelle Masoner, 1997 Mrs. Annelle S. Lanford, 1957 Ms. Karen A. Lister, 1999 Mr. Stevens F. Mafrige, 1960 Mr. Neal Massand, 2002 Mr. S. Stephen Lang, 1961 Ms. Sandra Smith Lister, 1985 Mr. Robert J. Magner, 1976 Mr. Michael C. Massengale, 1997 Mrs. Teal Carroll Lang, 1983 Captain David E. Little, 1992 Ms. Kathleen E. Magruder, 1978 Ms. Julia Ann Massimino, 1999 Mr. William A. Lang, 1973 Mr. Michael W. Little, 2002 Mr. Patrick J. Maher, 1981 Mrs. Catherine A. Master, 1987 Mr. B. John Lange III, 1976 Mr. Robert B. Little, 1998 Ms. Mary Mahony, 1997 Mr. Geofrey L. Master, 1979 Mr. Stephen E. Langsdorf, 1986 Ms. Debbie Dan Liu, 1998 Mr. Ryan Maierson, 1996 Mr. Gene Matthews, Jr., 1962 Mr. James W. Larimore, 2001 Mr. Mark M. Liu, 2001 Mr. Stephen Maislin, 1983 Ms. Pamela G. Matthews, 1990 Mr. James C. Larkin, 1964 Mr. Brandon Scott Lobb, 1997 Ms. Ellen Maland, 1976 Mr. William E. Matthews, 1963 Laser Quest Lock Law Firm P.C. Mr. Robert C. Malley, Jr., 1953 Mr. David G. Matthiesen, 1979 Mr. Jonathan Ethan Lass, 1999 Mr. John Lock, 1967 Mr. Michael L. Malone, 1973 Dr. Sharon M. Mattox, 1981 Mr. J. Kelly Latz, 1983 Mr. John R. Locke, Jr., 1949 Mr. Michael G. Maloney, 1976 Maudies Cafe Mr. Steve Lauff, 1999 Ms. Ann Vevier Lockwood, 1984 Mrs. Michelle P. Maloney, 1976 Mr. Albert Maverick III, 1940 Mr. Richard M. Law, 1976 Mrs. Janis H. Loegering, 1981 Ms. Neilyn Griggs Maloney, 1967 Mr. Richard T. Maxwell, 1949 Mr. James F. Lawler, Jr., 1974 Mr. Bruce Loeser, 1977 Mr. Roger L. Mandel, 1986 Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw LLP Mr. Dylan Barnes Lawrence, 2002 Mr. Adam J. Loewy, 2003 Ms. Sylvia Mandel, 1981 Mr. Jack A. Mayer Ms. Laird E. Lawrence, 1978 Ms. Carole A. Loftin, 1992 Mr. L. Price Manford, 1976 Mr. Jason E. Mayer, 2003 Associate Dean H. Douglas Mr. Harry Loftis, 1950 Mr. Thomas D. Manford III, 1970 Mr. Michael B. Mayes, 1999 Laycock Mr. James L. Loftis, 1990 Ms. Laurie Maniotis, 1988 Ms. Kimberly P. Mayfield, 1989 Ms. Katherine A. Le Voy, 1982 Ms. Leslie A. Loftis, 2000 Mr. Charles Wayne Mann, 1968 Mr. James H. Mayor, 1998 Mr. Huan Ngoc Le, 2000 Mr. Peter Lawrence Loh, 2002 Mr. Douglas E. Mann, 1980 Ms. Laura K. McAfee, 1991 Mr. Raymond K. Leach, 1977 Mr. Richard H. London, 2001 Mr. J. Kevin Mann, 1996 Mr. W. James McAnelly III, 1993 Mr. James Lewis Leader, 1969 Lone Star Riverboat on Town Lake Mr. Phillip L. Mann, 1962 Mr. James W. McBride, 1962 Mrs. Simone Simpson Mr. Brady Long, 1999 Mr. Jack B. Manning, 1961 Ms. Laura Gray McBurnett, 1997 Leavenworth, 1978 Mr. Dale Long, 1966 Mr. Victor E. Manning, 1959 Mr. Dudley D. McCalla, 1959

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TEACHING 120 Years EXCELLENCE THE CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT Governor O.M. Mr. Louis E. McCarter, 1965 Ms. Heather Christine Ms. Barbara K. Miller, 1997 Mr. Stephen L. McCleery, McLemore, 1998 Mr. Brian C. Miller, 1997 Roberts, Professor 1976 Ms. Jennifer B. McLeod, Mrs. Catherine M. Miller, Mr. Doug Wayne McClellan, 1992 1981 1884–1893 2000 Mr. Thomas V. McMahan, The Honorable Charles Ms. Janet S. McClendon, 1961 Edward Miller, 1960 1974 Mr. Scott A. McMichael, Ms. Dawn Miller, 1981 VERY GENERATION OF PROFES Mr. Mike McConnell, 1975 1993 Mr. Gary C. Miller, 1980 - Mr. Jonathan A. McCormick, Mr. Joshua McMorrow, 1999 The Honorable Jack R. Miller, sors of law at the university 1995 Mr. L. Lee McMurtry III, 1958 E seems to include a character. Ms. Kim McCormick, 1988 1978 Ms. Lolly Friedman Miller, The earliest one was ex-governor Mr. C. France McCoy, 1958 Mr. Ernest Paul McNutt, Jr., 1982 Mr. Michael L. McCoy, 1981 1966 Mr. Mark W. Miller, 1991 O. M. Roberts, called “The Old Mr. Frank E. McCreary III, Mr. John D. McQuigg, 1962 Mr. Peter Blaze Miller, 1990 Alcalde.” The Old Alcalde was subject 1968 Ms. Suzanne M. McQuillen, Mr. Robert D. Miller, 1985 to winter wheezes and phlegms. One Mrs. Jacqueline M. McCreary, 1994 Mr. Steven L. Miller, Jr., morning 1971 Mr. Michael C. McRae, 1982 1998 Mrs. Catherine C. McCulley, Mr. Michael L. McReynolds, Mr. William T. Miller, 1969 when he 1972 1972 Mr. John Alfred Mills, 2002 stood up to Mr. Hugh L. McCulley, 1972 Mr. John V. McShane, 1969 Mr. Mike Mills, 1976 lecture he Mr. Graham McCullough, Mr. Gerard Kent McVay, 1996 Mr. Travis L. Mills, 1941 found him- 1958 Ms. Jessica Christine Ms. Christy Milner, 1978 Mr. James E. McCutcheon III, Mederson, 2002 Ms. S. Camille Milner, 1983 self so 1994 Mr. Luis Felipe Medina, 2000 Mr. Michael M. Miner, 1986 wheezy and Ms. Allison Sell McDade, Mr. Enrique N. Medrano, Sr., Mr. Kenneth C. Minter, 1949 phlegmy 1999 1979 Minton, Burton, Foster & that he Mr. Jarrel D. McDaniel, 1957 Mr. Steve P. Meleen, 1995 Collins Mr. Marion E. McDaniel, Jr., Mrs. Angela Melina Raab, Ms. Kris Renner Mira, 1991 asked to be 1964 1991 Missouri Manor, L.L.C. excused for Mr. Charles McDonald, 1953 Ms. Julie K. Melton, 2001 Ms. Alice Tirey Mitchell, a minute. Mr. Chris M. McDonald, 1989 Mr. Michael Melvin, 1972 1976 Ms. Jane E. McDonald, 1987 Mr. Andrew D. Mendez, 1996 Mrs. Amy M. Mitchell, 1980 He dragged Mr. M. McDonnold, Jr., 1956 Mr. Ronald E. Mendoza, Mr. Monte J. Mitchell, 1985 himself out Mr. B. Thomas McElroy, 1978 Mr. Stephen A. Mitchell, of the lec- 1949 Ms. Margaret M. Menicucci, 1976 ture room Mr. Eugene McElroy, 1952 1990 Mr. Thomas J. Mitchell, 1951 Mr. Jeffrey S. McFall, 1992 The Merck Company Moak & Sheridan, L.L.P. and disap- Mr. John R. McFall, 1957 Foundation Mr. Eldridge Moak, 1975 peared into Mr. Charles Black McFarland, The Arthur & Sarah Merrill Mr. Ebb B. Mobley, 1967 his office down the hall. In a short 1995 Foundation, Inc. Mr. Michael S. Moehlman, time he came back, walking with a Mrs. Marcie Allred Mr. Roy Merrill, 1965 1963 McFarland, 2000 Mr. William R. Merrill, 1998 Mrs. Nicole D. Mohel, 2001 breezy springiness, head up, eyes Dr. Joe R. McFarlane, 1993 Ms. Laura M. Merritt, 1994 Ms. Virginia Moher, 2002 shining, wiping his mouth with gusto. Mr. Duston K. McFaul, 1997 Ms. Julianne Merten, 2000 Ms. Jenny Reynolds Mohr, Evidently he now felt equal to Inc. Mestal Foundation, 2002 Mr. Hugh E. McGee III, 1984 expounding the whole law on Mr. Milton S. McGee III, 2002 Ms. Cynthia L. Metcalf Mr. Alan D. Monroe, 1975 Ms. Susan Bailey McGee, Ms. Lisa C. Metcalf Mr. Elton M. Montgomery, Torts. Just as he was about to 1984 Mr. Ralph L. Metcalf 1957 begin, one of the law students Mr. Kevin McGillicuddy, 1980 Mr. Gaynell C. Methvin, 1964 Mr. William H. Montgomery on the first row stood up. Mr. Daryle D. McGinnis, 1979 Metropolitan Life Foundation Mr. David A. Montoya, 1995 Ms. Alicia Cummings Mr. Larry E. Meyer, 1972 Ms. Michelle Kwan Montoya, “Governor, I’d like to ask McGlinchey, 1990 Mr. Philip G. Meyer, 1970 1995 you a question, sir,” he said Mr. F. Parnell McGlinchey, Mr. Richard W. Meyer, 1974 Mr. Roger Andrew Montoya, with emphatic deference. 1996 Mr. David K. Meyercord, 1998 “Hell, sir, ask it.” Ms. Kathryn Durham 1974 Mr. M. Bradford Moody, 1983 McGlinchey, 1995 Mr. Alan H. Meyers, 1977 Mr. C. Michael Moore, 1978 “Governor,” he said, Mr. Gregg S. McHugh, 2001 Ms. Naomi A. Meyers, 1994 Mr. Chris Moore, 1999 “don’t you think a better Mr. Darwin L. McKee, 1976 The Honorable Patrick T. Mr. Dennis W. Moore, Jr., remedy could be found The Honorable Evelyn P. Meyers, 1973 1998 for coughs and cold than McKee, 1981 Ms. Shara Alyse Michalka, Mr. Dirk Moore, 1998 Ms. Mary J. McKerall, 1969 1989 Mr. Franklin Moore, 1959 whisky?” Mr. John B. McKnight, 1985 Mr. Thomas M. Michel, 1989 Ms. Lynnelle Loke Moore, “Young man,” Governor Mr. Brian T. McLaughlin, Microsoft Corporation 1988 Roberts thundered, “who 1986 Mr. Kenneth J. Mighell, 1957 Mr. Thomas O. Moore III, Mr. J. Mark McLaughlin, Mr. Robert Milbank, Jr., 1973 in the hell would want a 1954 1970 Mr. Thomas P. Moore, 1988 better remedy for coughs Ms. Kassandra G. Mr. Kenneth G. Miles, 1981 Mr. Erich A. Morales, 1984 and colds than whisky?” McLaughlin, 2001 Mr. Daniel Milewich, 1986 Mr. Francisco Morales, 1998 Ambassador Stan L. Miller & Chevalier Mr. Jaime M. Morales, 2003 —Holiday, November 1948. McLelland, 1970 Mr. Alex M. Miller, 1994 Mr. David T. Moran, 1984 Professor Roberts taught at UT Law from 1884 to 1893.

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ANNUAL FUND (CONT’D) Mr. Ricardo J. Navarro, 1984 Mr. David R. Noteware, 1966 W.S. Simkins, Mr. Matthew W. Moran, 1997 Mr. Clyde W. Neal, 1948 Mr. Robert S. Notzon, 1996 Ms. Kimberly Morey, 1991 Mr. Bill Neary, 1955 Mr. Vincent A. Notzon, 1993 1899–1929, The Honorable Don B. Mr. Richard B. Negley, 1968 Mr. Heath Aaron Novosad, Morgan, 1962 Mr. Dennis R. Neill, 1977 2002 on the Birth of Ms. Rachel B. Morgan, 1999 Mr. Clark McAdams Neily III, Mr. Eric R. Nowak, 1997 Mr. Richard G. Morgan, 1969 1994 Mr. Thomas C. O’Bannon, the Peregrinus Ms. Lydia A. Morley, 1983 Mr. Ronald J. Neiman, 1970 1987 Mr. Martin E. Morris, 1970 Mr. David Nellis Ms. Sinead M. O’Carroll, Ms. Paula Denise Morris, Mr. Fielder Nelms, 1985 1999 Ms. Carla S. Nelson, 1983 Mr. Patrick Joseph O’Connell, OU ASK FOR THE ORIGIN OF 1983 Mr. Edward R. Nelson III, 1984 the Peregrinus. I well Mr. Robert S. Morris, 1977 Y Mr. S. Tom Morris, 1946 1996 Mr. Michael C. O’Connor, remember its birth,—in fact Mr. Steve Morris, 1968 Mr. Gary A. Nelson, 1985 1970 I was present at the accouchement. Mr. Walter J. Morrison, 1937 Ms. Julie Mathis Nelson, Mr. Michael William This nondescript sprang fully Mr. Clinton F. Morse, 1948 1992 O’Donnell, 1997 Mr. Robert E. Morse III, 1974 Mr. M. Forest Nelson, 1984 Mr. Thomas J. O’Meara, Jr., armed and equipped for its mission Mr. Stuart A. Morse, 1968 Mr. Thomas A. Nesbitt, 1998 1977 not from a mental Jove, but from the Mr. Fred J. Morton, 1958 Ms. Kathryn Neal Nester, Mr. Stacy R. Obenhaus, 1985 disordered brain of a Savage. Mr. Harvey L. Morton, 1967 1992 Ms. Melanie Marie Oberlin, Many years ago I was trying to Mr. Laurance C. Mosher, Ms. Margaret Netemeyer, 2002 1966 1979 Ms. Ellen E. Oberwetter, explain to the class in Equity, the ori- Ms. Amy Mosier, 1987 Mr. J. Nick Netherton, 1976 2000 gin of the system in Rome and the Mr. Brian M. Moss, 1998 Mr. Larry W. Nettles, 1981 Mr. G. Brian Odom, 1999 sources of Equity in the Roman Ms. Jennifer Gray Moss, Mr. John Mitchell Nevins, Mr. David P. Oelman, 1990 Empire. At that time fledglings just 1997 1978 Mr. William W. Ogden, 1977 Mr. Joe A. Moss, 1950 The New York Times Company Mr. Matthew Okin, 1992 from the Mr. David L. Mossman, 1977 Foundation, Inc. Mr. Chike Dennis Okpara, high schools Mrs. Meredith S. Mouer, Mr. Barry S. Newberger, 1997 2003 were admit- 1995 Mr. Link Newcomb, 1988 Ms. Melissa H. Olivas Mr. Jeffrey K. Newman, 1976 Ms. Melissa Marquez Oliver, ted to the Mr. Roy W. Mouer, 1961 Mr. Jeremy Alistair Mouton, Mr. Malcolm R. Newman, 1993 Law School. 2002 1982 Mr. Thomas W. Oliver, 1964 Many of Professor Olga L. Moya, 1984 Mrs. Jan R. Newsom, 1971 Mr. James Edwin Olson, them had Mr. David J. Muckerheide, Mr. Neil Edward Newsom, 2002 1970 Mrs. Marcella Lee Olson, never heard 2002 Mr. John Muir, 1987 Mr. W. Bruce Newsome, 1995 1979 of the Mr. Ken Muldrow, 1964 Mr. Jon P. Newton, 1965 Mr. Peter R. Olson, 1992 Roman Ms. M. Michelle Muller, 2002 Mr. Ba Mau Nguyen, 1999 Mr. Wayne K. Olson, 1979 Empire, and Mr. David J. Mullican, Jr., Ms. Minh-Hien Nguyen, 1995 Mr. Joseph P. Oman, 1981 1983 Dean Gene Ray Nichol, Jr., Mr. W. Glenn Opel, 1989 not a few Mr. Ned Munoz, 1996 1976 Ms. Lori L. Ordiway, 1983 spelled cow Mr. John L. Murchison, Jr., Mr. Eric J. Nichols, 1989 Mr. Theodore P. Orenstein, with a “K.” 1965 Mrs. Marsha M. Nichols, 1967 They often Mr. Mark L. Murdock, 1967 1989 Mr. Neil J. Orleans, 1971 Dr. Ewell E. Murphy, Jr., Mrs. Penelope E. Nicholson, Mr. James J. Ormiston, 1987 reminded 1948 1980 Ms. Evelina Ortega, 1978 me of the Mr. Harlan E. Murphy, 1989 Ms. Sandra R. Nicolas, 1982 Mr. Joe A. Osborn, 1958 school boy who when asked by his Ms. Margot Brito Murphy, Mr. Toufic Nicolas, 1950 Mr. Duncan Elliot Osborne, teacher when George Washington 1986 Mr. Paul F. Nielsen, 1973 1971 Mr. Thomas J. Murphy, 1986 Ms. Elizabeth Ann Niemeyer, Mr. John Osborne, 1981 died, exclaimed, “Is he dead? I didn’t Mr. William J. Murphy, 1998 2000 Ms. Kimberly Ann Osburn, know the Old Guy was sick.” Well, I Mr. Charles C. Murray, 1972 Mr. John P. Niland, 1971 1998 explained to them that when Rome The Honorable Menton J. Mr. John G. Niles, 1968 Mr. William C. Ostendorff, Murray, 1966 The Honorable Rathakorn 1984 conquered a nation it was incorporat- Mr. Todd A. Murray, 1995 Nimwatana, 1975 Ms. Whitney A. Osters ed into the Roman Empire subject to Mr. Michael J. Muskat, 1997 Ms. Christy B. Nisbett, 1979 Bowling, 1999 its own laws and not to the laws of Mr. Bobby D. Myers, 1958 Mr. Dale B. Nixon, 1976 Ms. Carolyn C. Ostrom, 1989 Rome—that the Roman citizen was Mr. James Edward Myers, Mr. Donald P. Noble, 1982 Mr. Eric E. Ostrom, 1989 1976 The Honorable Edward B. Ms. Lenore S. Ostrowsky, not subject to the laws of these incor- Mr. Gregory Lane Naarden, Nobles, 1953 1974 porated nations—that in due course 1994 Mrs. Charolette Noel, 1991 Mr. John T. Owen IV, 2001 commerce sprang up between the citi- The Honorable Elliott Mr. George Nokes, 1949 Mr. Patrick C. Oxford, 1967 Naishtat, 1982 Mr. Peter Andrew Nolan, Colonel Joel M. Oxley, 1974 zens of Rome and the barbaric Mr. James B. Nance II, 1967 1975 Mr. Matthew R. Pacey, 2002 nations, and there was no law to deter- Mr. James K. Nance, 1941 Ms. Jessica A. Nolley, 2001 Mr. Arden E. Page, 1968 mine and settle their contractual rela- Ms. Alexia M. Nash, 1997 Mr. Michael Turner Norman, Mr. Robert L. Page, 1975 tions. The Roman Emperor, to settle Mr. William J. Natho, 1978 2000 Ms. Shoshana Paige, 1999 Mr. Howard F. Naughton, Jr., Ms. Nancy A. Norman, 1969 Mr. Russell E. Painton, 1972 the troubles arising out of the fact 1958 Ms. Debra Norris, 1998 Mr. William R. Pakalka, 1972 that there was no law applicable to

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THE CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT control their contracts, appointed a Prætor or chancellor to travel among Mr. Jeff Palmer, 2000 Mr. Ralph J. Pearson, Jr., Mr. Edward Pickett, Sr., these nations and to settle all disputes Mr. Enrique Palomares, 1974 1936 without reference to the laws of 1999 Mrs. Shirley McGregor Mr. Edward B. Pickett, 1964 Mr. Kyle Pankonien, 1977 Pearson, 1978 Mrs. Denise Pierce, 1994 Rome or of the incorporated Nations, Mr. William Pannill, 1970 Mr. Robert A. Peavy, 1966 Mr. John P. Pierce, 1984 but to do justice and decide all Mr. Yianni Pantis, 1992 Mr. Bryan J. Pechersky, 1995 Mrs. Tanya J. Pierce, 1996 disputes, alone by the conscience of Mr. Bryce Panzer, 1980 Mr. David S. Peck, 1998 Mr. Dean Pinkert, 1983 Ms. Gail E. Papermaster, Mr. Leonard W. Peck, Jr., Mr. Charles R. Pirtle, 1954 the Prætor. Peregrinating from one 1986 1973 Mr. Marcus Allen Pitre, 1970 nation to the other, he was called Mr. James Thomas Pappas, Mr. Martin J. Peck, 1993 Pittenger & Associates P.C. Prætor Peregrinus. 2002 Mr. Michael L. Peck, 1995 Mr. William B. C. Pittenger, The boneheads of the class evi- Ms. Julie M. Paradis, 1979 Mr. Christopher L. Peele, 1965 Mr. Theodore William Paris, 1999 The Honorable H. Lingo dently thought that a Peregrinus was 1988 The Honorable David Peeples, Platter, 1942 an internal organ of the body, for Mr. David Jung-Ho Park, 1999 1974 Mr. Don C. Plattsmier, 1968 they continually greeted each other, Mr. Charles B. Parker, 1952 Mr. Richard H. Peeples, Mr. David L. Plaut, 1989 “How is your Peregrinus today?” This Ms. Dana Emmert Parker, 1974 Mr. Leroy Morgan Poinsett, 1987 Mr. Roland Pelletier, 1982 1969 fact seems to have developed the Dr. David L. Parker, 1986 Mr. Carlos R. Pena, 1992 Ms. Jenifer King Points, humorous side of the incident, and Ms. Deri Smith Parker, 1988 Mr. Fernando Xavier Pena, 1999 Russell Savage developed a concrete Ms. Diane M. Parker, 1991 2001 Mr. Joseph V. Poli expression of it on the black board, Mr. George P. Parker, Jr., Ms. Ruth B. Pennebaker, Mr. Kevin J. Poli, 2003 1968 1976 Mr. E. Scott Polikov, 1989 and thus the tradition began. Russell Mr. Jerome H. Parker, Jr., Ms. Lisa H. Pennington, Mr. John N. Pollard, 1966 drew better than he knew, for the 1952 1983 Mr. Geoffrey R. Polma, 1989 nondescript animal symbolizes both Mr. Quanah Parker, 1971 Mr. Oliver Pennington, 1963 Mr. Lee Riddell Polson, 1974 in limb and attitude the maxims in The Honorable Robert M. Ms. Raquel G. Perez, 1992 Mr. Joe Pool, 1960 Parker, 1964 Mr. Thomas J. Perich, 1975 Mr. Christopher V. Popov, Equity that guide the administration Mr. Vance R. Parker, 1991 Mr. Joseph A. Perillo, 1997 2001 of the system. For instance, on one of Mr. Harry G. Parkin, 1972 The Honorable Lloyd Wesley Ms. Jennifer B. Poppe, 1998 the front feet as originally drawn was Mr. Andrew L. Parks, 1999 Perkins, 1953 Ms. Tara Porterfield, 1996 Mr. Kevin J. Parks, 1998 The Honorable Robert A. Posse East an Irish ditcher’s boot—indicating The Honorable Juan R. Perkins, 1973 Ms. Rada Lynn Potts, 1984 the law’s protection to the least of Partida, 1977 Mr. Brett A. Perlman, 1984 Mr. Ben H. Powell, V, 1973 mankind. On the other front foot Mr. Larry B. Pascal, 1991 Mr. Mark W. Perrin, 1967 Mr. Dennis Kenton Powell, were naked claws, indicating that the Mrs. Barbara A. Pate, 1978 Mr. Michael W. Perrin, 1971 1979 Mr. Michael L. Pate, 1975 Mr. Charles L. Perry, 1976 Mr. Edwin E. Powell, Jr., 1971 greatest of mankind must fear its Ms. Anjana D. Patel, 1997 Mr. Chase Perry, 1995 Mr. Ken Powell, 1970 power. The arched back in the atti- Mr. Dahesh D. Patel, 1997 Mr. Brian Peterman, 1993 Ms. Lisa D. Powell, 1982 tude of springing, indicated that the Mr. Dilip B. Patel, 1996 Mr. David S. Peterman, 1985 Mr. Michael V. Powell, 1974 law was ever ready to protect right or Ms. Emilie Kuntz Paterson, Mr. Michael T. Peters, 1991 Mr. Tyrone A. Powell, 1984 2000 Mr. J. Stephen Peterson, Mr. Jason Michael Powers, prevent wrong. The sharp beak indi- Ms. Carrin F. Patman, 1982 1999 1998 cated the power to penetrate the mys- Mr. Connor W. Patman, 1947 Mr. L. John Peterson, 1968 Mr. Matthew Powers, 2000 teries of the law, which the true stu- Ms. Kristine Patrick, 1975 Mr. Phillip Daniel Peterson, Mr. Pike Powers, 1965 dent must obtain by study. The bushy Ms. Tanya Dianne Patterson 1997 Ms. Melissa A. Prentice, Dement, 2002 Mr. Russell D. Peterson, 2001 tail indicated that Equity brushes Ms. Andrea Krisan Patterson, 1977 Ms. Hilary L. Preston, 2003 away the technicalities of the law and 2000 Mr. Jack Pew, Jr., 1955 Professor Robert W. Prevost does justice on the merits. Patterson, Belknap, Webb & Mr. Jon C. Pfennig, 1967 III, 1991 Tyler, The Honorable Robert T. Mr. Andrew Paul Price, 1997 Ms. Martha Priddy Patterson, Pfeuffer, 1962 Ms. Katrina Marie Price, 1974 The Honorable Dwight L. 1998 Mr. Michael G. Pattillo, Jr., Phifer, 1976 Mr. Rayford Price, 1967 1999 Ms. Elizabeth Philip, 2002 Ms. Melissa L. Priest, 1986 Mrs. Dana Davis Paul, 2001 Colonel Verne D. J. Philips, Mr. Edd Douglas Prince, Paula D. Morris & Associates, 1948 1998 P.C. The Honorable J. David Mr. James M. Prince, 1980 Ms. Vanessa M. Paulos, 2000 Phillips, 1975 Mr. Evan Pritchard, 2001 Ms. Mary R. Pawelek, 1993 Mr. James M. Phillips, 1974 Mr. Stephen Douglas Mr. Peyton Paxson, 1983 Mr. Randy M. Phillips, 1974 Pritchett, Jr., 1998 Mr. Crillon C. Payne II, 1968 Dean Ronald F. Phillips, Mr. Sean K. Proctor, 1982 Ms. Dee Ann Payne, 1983 1965 Ms. Nancy Prosser, 1993 Mr. Robert B. Payne, 1949 Mr. Stephen L. Phillips, 1985 Mr. Paul Michael Pruett, Mr. Robert B. Payne, Jr., Mr. Charles Edward Phipps, 2000 1978 1995 Mr. Gerald Pruitt, 1978 Ms. S. Camille Payton, 1993 Mr. Barry L. Pickens, 1992 Mr. Joseph R. Pulaski, 1964 —Professor William Stewart Simkins (professor, Mr. P. Dexter Peacock, 1966 Mr. Michael R. Pickering, Mr. Charles H. Purdy, 1960 1899–1929) as found in Harry Yardell Benedict, Mr. Kent Pearson, 2002 1961 Mr. Frank M. Putman, 1965 The Peregrinuser (Austin: University of Texas Mr. Michael P. Pearson, 1978 Mr. Carl Pickett, 1971 Mr. Douglas R. Pyne, 1991 Press, 1924). Savage drew the first Peregrinus in his notebook (above) in 1901.

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ANNUAL FUND (CONT’D) Mr. Daniel Resendez, 2003 Mr. Ruben S. Robles, 1983 of Early Ms. Samina Al Quddos, 2001 Reverend Christopher Ms. Anne E. Rodgers, 1999 Mr. J. Stephen Quinn, 1973 Respass, 1996 Ms. Cherie L. Rodgers, 1982 UT Law Classes Mr. Kent Radford, 2000 Reuben’s Wine & Spirits Mr. John H. Rodgers, 1969 The Honorable Wendell C. Ms. Sharon Reuler, 1987 Ms. Marcia L. Rodgers, Radford, 1965 Ms. Maria Isabel Reuter, 1984 RadioShack Corporation 1996 Mr. David M. Rodi, 1996 N 1950 JUDGE ROBERT WELDON Ms. Barbara Ann Radnofsky, The Honorable James L. Rex, Mr. James A. Rodman, 1986 Stayton, B.A. 1907, LL.B. 1979 1979 Mr. Eduardo Roberto I Mr. Peter Morgan Reynolds, Rodriguez, 1968 1927, asked members of the Mr. Alphonso Ragland III, earliest living classes to write to him 1955 1982 Mr. George G. Rodriguez, Ms. Terri Warren Reynolds, 1989 about their experiences. Attorney Mr. Michael L. Raiff, 1992 Mr. James T. Rain, 1984 1982 Ms. Sandra Garza Rodriguez, George E. Shelley of Austin, Texas, Mr. John W. Rain, 1978 Rhea & Rodman, L.L.P. 1994 was one of many respondents. Mr. Robert E. Rain, 1942 Mr. James M. Rhodes, 1965 The Honorable Xavier Mr. Carlos R. Rainer, Jr., Mr. Jon Knox Rhodes, 1937 Rodriguez, 1987 2000 Mr. Tom B. Rhodes, 1942 Ms. Nancy Cohen Roffman, My dear Judge: Ms. Lakshmi Ramakrishnan, Mr. Don Richardson, 1993 1976 I entered the law school in 1892 2002 Mr. Joseph Neal Richardson, Mr. Aaron P. Roffwarg, 1995 and graduated in 1894. . . . The class- Mr. Joe Ramirez, 1962 1968 Dean C. Paul Rogers III, es were held in a big basement room Mr. Julian Ramirez, 1989 Ms. Kimberly M. Rickard, 1973 Mr. Kenneth Ramirez, 1980 1991 Mr. Cullen A. Rogers III, 1960 on the East side of the (Main) build- The Honorable Charles R. Mr. Brian C. Rider, 1972 Ms. Elizabeth N. Rogers, ing and the seats of the students Ramsay, 1961 Mr. John T. Ridout, 1981 1990 formed a single semi-circular row, and Mr. Ben Ramsey, 1968 Mr. Bruce F. Rieck, 1974 Mr. Norman R. Rogers, 1962 Mr. Risher Randall, 1953 Ms. Cathy Ries, 1984 Mr. Wayne A. Rohne, 1958 Mr. Clifton S. Rankin, 1993 Mr. Robert R. Ries, 1984 Mr. Stan G. Roman, 1979 Ms. Elsa Yvette Ransom, 1987 Mr. Daniel Riess, 2002 Mr. Paul Romano, 2002 Mr. Stephen C. Rasch, 1986 Mr. Daniel Stuart Ringold, Ms. Sabine Mora Romero, Ms. Charlotte M. Rasche, 2000 2002 1997 Mr. Javier Riojas, 1983 Mr. Michael R. Rooke, 1966 Mr. Randall M. Ratner, 1979 Mrs. Elizabeth P. Rippy, Mrs. Janet Castle Roper, Mrs. Jama C. Raubach, 1977 1989 1979 Rauhut & Associates Mr. Edward S. Riquelmy, Mr. Michael E. Roper, 1972 Mr. Stanley E. Rauhut, 1968 1986 Mr. Howard V. Rose, 1953 Mr. Scott M. Rawdin, 1976 Mr. John L. Ritts, 1972 Mr. Jason Jeffrey Rose, 1998 Mr. John C. Rawls, 1982 Ms. Roberta A. Ritvo, 2001 Mr. Jerome R. Rose, 1958 Ms. Karen Burdett Ray, 1995 River Place Golf and Country Mr. Mitchell S. Rosen, 1980 Mr. Shawn L. Raymond, Club Mr. Glen A. Rosenbaum, 1999 The Honorable Guadalupe 1972 Mr. Mark S. Raynes, 1973 Rivera, 1981 Rosenberg Law Firm Mr. Alan H. Raynor, 1973 Ms. Veronica Rivera, Ms. Cheryl K. Rosenberg, Mr. Michael A. Rea, 1970 Mrs. Renee W. Rivers, 1988 1987 Mr. Zachary Ryan Redington, Mr. William L. Rivers, 1988 Mr. Stanley D. Rosenberg, 2003 Mr. Donald Roark, 1998 1955 Mr. Dan M. Reed, Jr., 1960 Ms. Tiffany Janelle Robbins, Mr. Arnold Rosenthal, 1977 Mr. Greg Reed, 1991 1991 Mr. Robert A. Rosenthal, Mr. Presley R. Reed, Jr., Mr. Mark R. Robeck, 1989 1984 1987 Mr. Aubrey L. Roberts, 1959 Mrs. Donna G. Rosenwasser, Mr. Richard C. Reed, 1982 Mr. Gary D. Roberts, 1984 1984 Mr. Thomas A. Reed, 1975 The Honorable Leonard F. Mr. Mike Rosenwasser, 1970 Mr. Charles C. Reeder, 1978 Roberts, 1951 The Rosewood Foundation Mr. Chris Reeder, 1989 Mrs. Sue B. Roberts, 1976 Mr. Albert C. Ross, 1960 Mr. James A. Reeder, Jr., Mr. Whitfield Roberts, 1992 Mr. Brett T. Ross, 2000 1989 Mr. C. Brannon Robertson, Mr. James U. Ross, 1965 the members, beginning on the Mr. William T. Reeder, Jr., 1997 Mr. Joel C. Ross, 1992 North or left side, were seated alpha- 1987 Mr. George L. Robertson, Mr. Jon Stuart Ross, 1989 betically. At that time I weighed Mr. Michael T. Reese, 2001 1948 Mr. Monty L. Ross, 1976 Mr. James W. Robertson, Mr. Peter Ross, 1969 about 110 pounds, and owing to this Mr. Spencer L. Reid, 1979 Mr. Bill Reiff, 1955 1967 Ms. Tonia Lyn Ross, 2002 seating arrangement, my seat was Renaissance Austin Hotel Ms. Laura M. Robertson, Mr. Lawrence S. Rothenberg, between two men of heroic names Mr. Thad Renaud, 1993 1998 1981 and stature, to-wit: Robert E. Lee Roy Ms. Grace Fisher Renbarger, Mr. Thomas Wyatt Robertson, Mr. Randall S. Rothschild, 1983 1996 1981 and John Wilkes Booth Smith. . . . Mr. Phillip M. Renfro, 1971 Mr. Alan J. Robin, 1975 Mr. Robert Lawrence Rouder, We had no desks but were seated on Mr. Raymond E. Renner, Mr. Dave Robinett, 1998 2002 folding chairs. 1948 Ms. Jennifer E. Robins, 2001 Mr. Daniel Routman, 1985 The classes were about one hour Mr. William L. Rentfro, 1983 Mr. Floyd I. Robinson, 1973 Mr. Michael Daly Rowe, 1981 Research & Planning Mr. Brian Edward Robison, Royalgate Center or more in length and the classes of Consultants Inc. 1995 Mr. Scott E. Rozzell, 1975 Governor Roberts were taken up

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THE CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT principally with lectures by him, on nearly every subject except the one Mr. Lawrence H. Rubenstein, Mr. Ken Sansom, 1999 Mr. Richard L. Schwartz, he was teaching. He was wonderfully 1974 Ms. Karen E. Sapp, 1983 1973 interesting and visited his wrath and Ms. Catherine B. Rubey, Mr. Paul C. Sarahan, 1990 Mr. Edward R. Scott, Jr., 1990 Ms. Sarah Sarahan, 1993 1965 sarcasm on the recalcitrants with Ms. Alissa Brett Rubin, 2002 Mr. Jack D. Sargent, 1955 Mrs. Lynn Rossi Scott, 1985 much satisfaction to himself and Mr. Joe Arthur Rudberg, Mr. Randall L. Sarosdy, 1977 Mr. Ronald Scott, 1975 pleasure to the other boys. 1971 Mr. Camille F. Sarrouf, 1960 Ms. Sara Scribner, 1996 He was succeeded by Judge Ms. Kristine Peterson Mr. William R. Sarsgard, Mr. H. Kyle Seale, 1949 Rudolph, 1998 1951 Mr. Thomas L. Secrest, 1978 Mr. William M. Rugeley, Mr. Stephen W. Sather, 1986 Mr. Robert F. See, Jr., 1966 1969 Mr. Larry Sauer, Jr., 1971 Mr. Scott H. Segal, 1989 Mr. James Ruiz, 1989 Mr. Mitchell D. Savrick, 1990 Ms. Joy Segars, 1984 Mr. Paul D. Rula, 1982 Mr. Ellis G. Saybe, 1975 Mr. Christopher J. Seiber, Mr. David G. Runnels, 1986 SBC Foundation 1994 Mr. Steven S. Runner, 1999 Mr. John I. Schaberg, 1980 Mr. Barry S. Seidel, 1981 Ms. Susan K. Rushing, 1990 Mr. Josh B. Schaffer, 2002 Mr. Thomas H. Selby, 1999 Mr. Brian Franklin Russell, Mr. Richard David Schell, Mr. Todd Sellars, 1995 1994 1983 Mr. Neal Serotte, 1974 Ms. Carolyn Ann Russell, Mr. Eric Schiele, 2000 Mr. Dan Settle, Jr., 1972 1998 Mr. Gregory A. Schlak, 1992 Mr. Vernon A. Sevier, Jr., Mr. Joseph W. Russell, 1971 Mr. Robert G. Schleier, 1950 1990 Mr. M. Frank Russell, 1973 Mr. Karl B. Schmalz, 1975 Mr. Robert A. Sewell, 1969 Mr. John C. Rutherford, 1982 Mrs. Amanda Foote Schmidt, Mr. Deon Kirk Shaffer, 1979 Mr. Keith Rutherford, 1991 1990 Mr. Todd D. Shapiro, 2000 Mr. Shan S. Rutherford, Mr. Richard W. Schmidt, Mr. Phillip D. Sharp, 1990 1997 1989 Mr. James M. Shatto, 1957 Ms. Fairy Davenport Rutland, Ms. Cynthia A. Schnedar, Mr. Russell Shaw, 1980 Batts who brought much sarcasm 1968 1988 Mr. Frank H. Sheffield, Jr., Mr. Roy Rutland III, 1971 Mrs. Laura K. Schneider, to his aid in dealing with his victims, 1974 Mr. Robert M. Rutledge, 1990 Shell Lubricant and he and the students other than 1979 Ms. Linda C. Schneider, Shell Oil Company the particular individual under Mr. Christopher Vincent Ryan, 1989 Foundation fire at the time, got a big kick out 2002 Mr. Larry Schoenbrun, 1965 Mr. Matthew Shelton, 1999 Mr. J. Patrick Ryan, 1982 Ms. Tracey H. Schoettelkotte, of it. Mr. Scott C. Shelton, 1972 Ms. Maidie Ryan, 2001 2002 Judge Gould was a most courtly Mr. Timothy D. Ryan, 1991 Mr. Allan A. Shenoi, 1982 Mr. Lionel M. Schooler, 1974 Mr. Gilbert Nieves Saenz, Mr. Ben H. Sheppard, Jr., gentleman scholar. He was most seri- Mr. Scott N. Schools, 1987 2002 1968 ous and rarely indulged in any wit or Mr. Laurence Schor, 1966 Mr. Jaime A. Saenz, 1986 Sherman & Howard Mr. Brett A. Schrader, 1998 sarcasm as was used from time to Mr. Thelma V. Saenz Mr. J. Todd Shields, 1972 Mr. Adam T. Schramek, 2001 time by his associates. . . . Mr. S. Anthony Safi, 1976 Ms. Nellie K. Shipley, 1994 Mr. Christopher W. Schrauff, Ms. Veronica Saldana Mr. Warren W. Shipman III, The apparel of the older members 1996 Mr. Irwin R. Salmanson, 1954 of the class partook of the style of Ms. Sherrie Schroder, 1990 1961 Ms. Stephanie M. Schroepfer, Ms. Jamie Nordhaus Shipp, Abe Lincoln’s time, and large hats Ms. Jennifer A. Salomon, 1986 1999 were the vogue. Oratory was ram- 2002 Mr. Frederick J. Schuck, Mr. William Shirley, 1971 Mr. Henry Salzhandler, 1972 pant, and at that early time showed 1981 Mr. Larry Shoaf, 1972 Ms. DeMetris A. Sampson, Shook, Hardy & Bacon, L.L.P. promise which was afterwards 1980 The Honorable Charles R. Mr. Jimmy Shook, 1984 unloaded in legislative halls and Ms. Margaret J. Sampson, Schulte, 1950 Mr. Aric K. Short, 1996 2000 Ms. Kristen Garvey Schulz, courtrooms throughout the State and Mr. James K. Short, 1971 Mr. Marc Blaine Samuels, 1996 elsewhere. . . . Mr. Larry L. Shosid, 1987 1996 Mr. Miles Schulze, 1961 Mr. August E. Shouse, 1974 I regret to record that very few Ms. Monica Samuels, 1987 Mr. C. W. Schumacher, Jr., Mr. Hugh P. Shovlin, 1950 of the Class now survive. Some of Mr. Daniel W. Sanborn, 2001 1960 Mr. Z. Taylor Shultz, 2001 Mr. Jerry G. Sanchez, 1984 Mr. John Clinton them—men of great promise, died Mr. Gerald Shur, 1957 Ms. Michele A. Sanchez, Schumacher, 1997 too early to exemplify in a large Mr. Brian Siegal, 1998 1977 Mr. Paul F. Schuster, 1992 way their talents. So far, as I know, Mrs. Shannon B. Schuster, Mr. Christopher D. Sileo, Mr. J. Ronald Sandberg, however, none of them ever went to 1974 1992 2000 The Honorable Barefoot Mr. Michael P. Schutt, 1987 Mr. Eugene J. Silva II, 2000 the pen, or did anything to bring Sanders, 1950 Mrs. Elizabeth Dodge Mr. Louis E. Silver, 1978 reflection upon their characters. Mr. Richard S. Simms, 1974 Mr. Lynn E. Sanders, 1975 Schwab, 1997 Altogether, my recollections of this Mr. Thomas Sanders, 1995 Ms. Susan M. Schwager, Mr. Kenneth J. Simon, 1984 Mr. Michael K. Sanderson, 1991 Mr. Robert A. Simon, 1990 brief time of my humble career, are 1977 Mr. Charles W. Schwartz, Mr. Robert S. Simon, 1970 most pleasant. Mr. John H. Sandlin, 1973 1977 Ms. Michelle L. Simpkins, With kind regards, Mr. Lewis D. Schwartz, 1985 Mr. Lee R. Sandoloski, 1980 1999 I beg to remain Mrs. Theresa Anne Sandoval, Mr. Newton B. Schwartz, Sr., Simpson Thacher & Bartlett 2000 1954 Mr. Michael K. Sims, 1992 Sincerely, your friend, George E. Shelley

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ANNUAL FUND (CONT’D) Mr. Ron A. Sprague, 1979 Mr. Michael Henry Strub, Jr., Ms. Janelle C. Thibau, 1982 Ms. Judy A. Singleton, 1990 Mr. Darryl M. Springs, 1966 1990 Mr. Robert P. Thibault, 1978 Mr. Louis J. Sirico, Jr., 1972 Mr. John H. Spurgin II, 1984 Mr. Michael D. Stuart, 1971 Mr. Christopher C. Thiele, 1999 Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Mr. William R. Squires III, 1972 Mr. David Stubbeman, 1963 Mr. Mark A. Thielman, 1986 Flom St. Peters Episcopal Church Ms. Angela B. Styles, 1994 Thirty Fourth Street Cafe, Ms. Sheila Ellwood Skaggs, 1994 Mr. Harry W. Stafford, 1963 Mr. Steven M. Sucsy, 1977 Mr. Donald S. Thomas, Jr., 1968 Mr. Jonathan B. Skidmore, 1983 Dr. J. Nicole Stafford, 1997 Dr. Knut Suhr, 1967 Mr. Marvin Russell Thomas, Jr., Mr. Andrew C. Skinner, 1999 Mr. Brent G. Stahl, 1989 Ms. Julia Ryan Sullivan, 1985 1957* Mrs. Charlotte Tonroy Slack, 1953 Mr. Ross Staine, Jr., 1984 Mr. Patrick F. Sullivan, 1987 Mr. Terry M. Thomas, 1980 Ms. Stephanie Perin Slobin, 1999 Mr. Matthew R. Stammel, 1997 Ms. Jan Summer, 1976 The Honorable Thomas A. Mrs. Cynthia C. Smiley, 1981 Mr. Marc R. Stanley, 1982 Mr. James M. Summers, 1976 Thomas, 1957 Ms. Alison L. Smith, 1977 Mr. Andrew P. Starck, 1972 Mr. Mark S. Summers, 1975 Mr. Warlick Thomas, 1957 Ms. Annalyn G. Smith, 1984 Mr. C. David Stasny, 1977 Major Manuel Supervielle, 1981 Mr. Clark G. Thompson, Jr., 1980 Mr. Barton S. Smith, 1968 State Farm Companies Mr. Maurice C. Superville, Jr., Mr. David Thompson III, 1976 The Honorable Bea Ann Smith, Foundation 1989 Mr. James T. Thompson, 2001 1976 Mr. C. Michael Stebbins, 2000 Professor John F. Sutton, Jr., 1941 Ms. Jan Steinhour Thompson, Mr. Bruce Dixie Smith, 1964 Mr. Donald W. Steele, 1986 Mr. Johnny Sutton, 1987 1991 Captain Edward M. Smith, 1994 Mr. Kenneth R. Stein, 1976 Mr. Michael R. Swan, 1982 Mr. John R. Thompson III, 2000 Mr. Frank Forsythe Smith, 1968 Mr. Phillip J. Stein, 1990 Mr. Bill Swanstrom, 1988 Mr. John Randolph Thompson, Jr., Mr. J. Burleson Smith, 1940 Mr. John C. Steinberger, 1958 Mr. Michael A. Swartzendruber, 1965 Mr. James E. Smith, 1982 Mr. Michael R. Steinhauser, 1978 1990 Mr. Layne A. Thompson, 1982 Mr. Jon M. Smith, 1991 Mr. Irwin H. Steinhorn, 1964 Mr. Patrick H. Swearingen, Jr., Mr. Mathew A. Thompson, 2003 Ms. Kristy L. Smith, 1994 Stephen F. Austin Hotel 1950 Mr. Gerald E. Thornton, Jr., 1980 Mr. L. Boyd Smith, Jr., 1986 Mr. David R. Stephens, 1990 Ms. Gretchen Sween, 2003 Ms. Kristie M. Tice, 1996 Mr. Mark E. Smith, 1979 Ms. Molly Stephens, 2002 Ms. Erin Elizabeth Sweeney, 1988 Ms. Kristine A. Tidgren, 1998 Mr. Munson Smith, 1952 Ms. Ana Marie Stern, 1969 Sweetish Hill Inc. Mr. Daniel L. Timmons, 2001 Ms. Rebecca S. Smith, 1999 Stewart & Mann P.C. Ms. Caren S. Sweetland, 1998 Mrs. Jennifer Young Timmons, Mr. Robert Lee Smith, 1968 Mr. Branndon J. Stewart Mr. Whitney Louis Swift, 1996 1999 Mr. Spencer Smith, 1998 Mr. Douglas E. Stewart, 1979 Mr. James V. Sylvester, 1977 Ms. Shalyn J. Timmons, 2001 Mr. Steven R. Smith, 1985 Mr. Douglas E. Stewart, 2001 Mr. Alex Szeto, 2003 Mr. L. Lamar Tims, 1967 Mr. William Creighton Smith, 1997 Ms. Ida Gwendora Stewart, 1984 T.L.L. Temple Foundation Ms. Maryam Tirandaz, 2001 Mr. Barry T. Smitherman, 1984 Mr. M. Richard Stewart, 1967 Ms. Jeanmarie B. Tade, 1981 Mr. Robert L. Tobey, 1980 Smyser Kaplan & Veselka, LLP Ms. Kathryn E. Still, 2001 Ms. Jennifer Webster Taffe, 1998 Mrs. Michelle Gray Tobias, 1993 Mr. Craig Smyser, Jr., 1980 Mr. Mark A. Stinnett, 1980 Mr. David A. Taggart, 1972 Mr. Paul R. Tobias, 1990 Ms. Kathryn Smyser, 1980 Ms. Cassie B. Stinson, 1978 Mr. Gary J. Takacs, 1969 Mr. Michael Tobin, 1977 Mr. Donald A. Smyth, 1973 Mr. Kris M. Stockberger, 2000 Tampa-Orlando-Pinellas Jewish Mr. Jimmie B. Todd, 1963 Ms. Kallie Smythe, 2002 Mr. Ross W. Stoddard III, 1975 Foundation, Inc. Mr. D. C. Toedt III, 1981 Mr. Shannon L. Snead, 2003 Mr. Don R. Stodghill, 1959 Mr. Michael W. Tankersley, 1980 Mr. J. B. Tollett, 1976 Snell & Wilmer, L.L.P., Ms. Leah Stolar, 1985 Ms. Grayson Cecil Tapp, 1981 Mr. Joe W. Tomaselli, Jr., 1997 Mr. Roy C. Snodgrass III, 1972 Ms. Kate L. Stollenwerck, 2002 Mrs. Beverly Potthoff Tarpley, Ms. Lisa Helgoe Tomaselli, 1997 Mr. Kirk Snouffer, 1973 Stone & Stone, P.C. 1951 Mr. Christopher J. Tome, 1975 Mr. Brent Snyder, 1992 Mr. David H. Stone, 1992 Mr. Charles A. Tarpley, 1973 Mr. Thomas M. Tomlinson, 1995 Ms. Sinead C. Soesbe, 2000 Mr. Ralph M. Stone, 1990 Ms. Karen E. Tarpy, 2002 Mr. Michael J. Tomsu, 1986 Ms. Jan Soifer, 1982 Mr. Richard B. Stone, 1957 Mr. Stephen C. Tarry, 1978 Mr. D. Aaron Topek, 1936 Ms. Sheila M. Sokolowski, 2000 Mr. Richard L. Stone, 1952 Ms. Joanna Davis Tate, 1988 Mr. E. Stanley Topek, 1970 Mr. Carlos Alberto Sole III, 1994 The Honorable Charles H. Storey, Mr. Martin Scott Tate, 1988 Ms. Lilliana Torreh-Bayouth, 1982 The Honorable Jorge A. Solis, 1976 1948 Mr. Stephen L. Tatum, 1979 Mr. Jon Totz, 1960 Mr. Jay I. Solomon, 1973 Mr. Charles P. Storey, 1948 Mr. Andrew M. Taylor, 1985 Mr. J. N. Townsend, Jr., 1938 Ms. Stephanie Koo Song, 1999 Mr. Gene Storie, 1983 Ms. Colleen Sullivan Taylor, 1983 Ms. Frances Towsend, 1997 Mr. Mark D. Sophir, 1985 Mr. Hawk Mesa Storm, 1972 Mr. Donald R. Taylor, 1975 Mr. Dick Trabulsi, 1969 Mrs. Linda E. Sorber, 1971 Mr. Mark T. Story, 1978 Ms. Elaine E. Taylor, 1987 Mr. Daniel S. Trachtenberg, 1970 Mr. Dan T. Sorrells, 1951 Mr. Stephen E. Story, 1981 Mr. Harold J. Taylor, 1992 Mr. J. David Tracy, 1970 Mr. Tim E. Sorrells, 1997 Mr. John T. Stough, Jr., 1973 Mr. J. Gregory Taylor, 1986 Mr. Paul Trahan, 1997 Mr. Anthony Sorrentino, 1981 Ms. Candace Wike Stout Mr. Jeffrey L. Taylor, 2000 Mr. Edmunds Travis, Jr., 1951 Mr. Martin A. Sosland, 1983 Ms. Dawn A. Stout, 1997 Ms. Kay L. Taylor, 1982 Mr. Mark Thomas Troutman, 1987 Mr. John G. Soule, 1974 Mr. William A. Stout, 1955 Mrs. Leah C. Taylor, 1983 Mrs. Nancy Q. Truax, 1977 Mrs. Solace K. Southwick, 1988 Mr. Frank Stovall, 1959 Mr. Mark Taylor, 1994 Mr. James L. Truitt, 1959 Mr. Sonny Sowell, 1955 Mr. J. Lindsay Stradley, Jr., 1974 Mr. Robert P. Taylor III, 1983 Truluck’s Seafood Steak & Crab Mrs. Kathleen Spangler, 1994 Mr. Karl M. Strait, 1995 Mr. Thomas W. Taylor, 1982 Mrs. Helen Stewart Truscott, Mr. Ken Sparks, 1972 Ms. Cynthia Day Stratton, 1981 Mr. W. Roberts Taylor, Jr., 1989 1980 Ms. Lauren Leigh Sparks, 2002 Mr. Gary J. Strauss, 1974 Mr. Walker C. Taylor, 1981 Mr. J. Maxwell Tucker, 1980 Mr. Mark C. Sparks, 1997 Mr. Robert A. Strauss, 1998 Mr. Ron Tefteller, 1975 Ms. Paula Kay Tucker, 1994 Mr. Berry D. Spears, 1982 Mr. Joseph G. Street, 1947 Mr. Kenneth Tekell, Sr., 1963 Mr. Ellis L. Tudzin, 1972 Mr. Clifton E. Speir, 1949 Ms. Priscilla M. Streightoff, 1998 Mr. Larry Temple, 1959 Mr. Timothy N. Tuggey, 1987 Colonel Bryan S. Spencer, 1958 Mr. Greg F. Strobl, 1975 Temple-Inland Foundation Mr. Charles Tupper, Jr., 1969 Mr. Jeffrey E. Spiers, 1986 Mr. W. Matthew Strock, 1999 Mr. Dean A. Tetirick, 1984 Mr. Charles S. Turet, Jr., 1971 Mrs. Lynn H. Spiers, 1990 Mr. Christopher B. Strong, 1995 Ms. Susanne L. Tetzlaff, 1993 Mr. Jack J. Turk, 1954 Mr. Craig D. Spirduso, 1983 Mr. Geoffrey Strongin Mr. John S. Teutsch, 1974 Mr. Edward W. Turley, Jr., 1964 Mr. Ronald T. Sponberg, 1975 Ms. Marsha R. Strongin, 1987 Textron Charitable Trust Ms. Laura Crowe Turley, 1991 Mr. Robert M. Sprague, 1967 Mr. Justin Brett Strother, 1998 Mrs. Cynthia Teal Thawley, 1981 Mr. Martin A. Tyckoski, 1971

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T E A C H I N G 120 Years E X C E L L E N C E THE CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT Judge Yancey UBS Warburg Mr. Ryan Scott Wagley, 2000 Ms. Valerie L. Wenger, 1984 Mr. Robert N. Udashen, 1977 Mr. Thomas G. Wagner, 1980 Mr. Fred B. Werkenthin, Lewis, 1900–1903 Mr. Arthur G. Uhl III, 1984 Mr. Wm. Hulse Wagner, 1986 1950 The Honorable Bette E. Mr. Carl Waldman, 1948 Ms. Jana C. Werner, 1983 Uhrmacher, 1969 Waldman-Smallwood, PC Mr. Ben B. West, 1961 UDGE LEWIS WAS REALLY AN Ms. Elsa Cabello Ulloa, 1998 Mr. G. Alan Waldrop, 1987 Mr. David B. West, 1981 orator. He seemed to enjoy Ms. Elizabeth B. Ulmer, Mr. Howard Waldrop, 1956 Mr. Milton H. West, Jr., 1939 J lecturing and demanded that 1987 Mr. Charles Walker, 1995 Mr. Robert G. West, 1972 Mr. Basil A. Umari, 2000 Ms. Cindy Walker, 1996 Professor Jay L. Westbrook, he be given attention. One day he Mr. Timothy J. Unger, 1974 Ms. Colleen M. Walker, 1992 1968 noticed Ballinger Mills with his head United Way of Central New Mr. Robert C. Walker, 1973 Mr. Stephen X. Westermann, on one arm Mexico Mr. John B. Wallace, 1979 1992 resting on the Unocal Foundation Mr. James R. Walsh, 1975 Westin Galleria & Westin Mr. Gerald P. Urbach, 1968 Ms. Christie Lee Walters, Oaks desk apparent- Mr. Stephen G. Utz, 1979 2002 Mr. Arthur M. Wharton, 1969 ly not listen- The Honorable Jerald A. Ms. Mary F. Walters, 1997 Mr. Joe F. Wheat, 1963 ing. He Valentine, 1972 Mr. Robert C. Walters, 1983 Mr. Scott A. Wheatley, 1999 stopped and Valero Energy Foundation Mr. D. Gibson Walton, 1975 Mr. Michael J. Whellan, 1990 Mr. Gene C. Vallow, 1994 Mr. Wesley R. Ward, 1998 Ms. Amy E. White, 2001 asked Mills to Mr. Derek R. Van Gilder, Ms. Holly B. Wardell, 1996 Mr. Ben White, 1941 rise and 1981 Mr. James L. Ware, 1975 Mrs. Jane Owen White, 1982 repeat what he Mr. Paul J. Van Osselaer, Mr. Philip T. Warman, 1998 Mr. Joel R. White, 1987 (Judge Lewis) 1975 Mr. Charles L. Warren, 1973 Mrs. Karen L. Tucker White, had just said. Mr. Danny L. Van Winkle, Ms. Morgan S. Warren, 2000 1988 1972 Mr. William L. Warren, 1995 Mr. Kevin White, 1999 Mills complied Mr. Carol Vance, 1958 Ms. Laura Parchman Ms. L. Nicole White, 1992 with a short- Mr. Estil A. Vance, Jr., 1963 Washburn, 1994 Mr. Mark Wells White III, hand book in Mrs. Melinda Terry Vance, Mr. Steven A. Waters, 1975 1998 which on his 1964 The Honorable Gary L. Mr. Raymond E. White, 1980 The Honorable William R. Watkins, 1973 Mr. Roger L. White, 1994 knee he had Vance, 1963 Ms. Marcella D. Watkins, Mr. Scott White, 1992 been copying Ms. Lana Kay Varney, 1988 1991 Mr. William D. White, Jr., the lecture and repeated more than Ms. Natalia Varnovitskaia, Mr. Paul C. Watler, 1981 1960 requested and then added: “At this 2001 Mr. John A. Watson, 1971 Ms. Kacy Jane Whitehead, Mr. Shelton M. Vaughan, Mr. Kenneth S. Watson II, 1992 point you stopped and spoke to me.” 1994 1969 Mr. Pinckney N. Whitfield, —A. L. Burford, Class of 1902, Letter to Mr. James Gordon Vaughter, Mr. Stuart Watson, 1947 1981 Robert W. Stayton, June 2, 1950 1966 Mr. Christopher B. Watt, Mr. Stuart Whitlow, 1987 Verizon Foundation 2001 Mr. Emmett L. Whitsett, Jr., Mr. G. Waverly Vest, Jr., 1973 Mr. Dick Watt, 1972 1938 The Honorable Thomas Mr. William M. Waxman, Mr. David E. Whitten, 1979 Francis Vickers, 1968 1974 The Honorable John H. The Department Mr. Eric Viehman, 1981 Ms. Kay Lee Weakley, 2002 Whittington, 1942 Dr. R. L. Villarreal, Mr. Robert S. Weatherall, Mr. H. Philip Whitworth, Jr., of Law, 1907 Ms. Susan Vincent, 1983 1957 1972 Mr. Rajkumar Vinnakota, Mr. Tom Weathered, 1977 Mr. Paul O. Wickes, 1993 2003 Mr. Charles C. Webb, Jr., 1976 Mr. Christopher C. Wike, HE INDIVIDUALITY OF THE Vinny’s Italian Cafe Mr. James E. Webb, 1974 2003 teacher is recognized and Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. Ms. Lucie Frost Webb, 1991 Mr. Carlton D. Wilde, 1959 T Mr. Marc E. Vockell, 1997 Ms. Jane M. N. Webre, 1989 Mr. William Key Wilde, 1958 hence no set system of Mr. Carl W. Vogt, 1965 Mr. Lang Wedgeworth III, Mr. Richard S. Wilensky, instruction is prescribed. In the more Mr. Robert Allen Voigt, Jr., 1977 1979 elementary topics, text-books, lec- 1999 Mr. Ray A. Weed, 1964 Mr. R. R. Wiley, Jr., 1949 Mr. William R. Volk, 1975 Ms. Leslie Custer Weeks, Mr. Rob Wiley, 1985 tures, and cases are used as the basis Mr. Tim Von Dohlen, 1970 1991 Mr. Adam Stephen Wilk, for instruction. As the student Mr. Ramon A. Von Drehle, Mr. R. Alan Weeks, 1990 2002 advances in acquaintance with the ter- 1957 Ms. Elizabeth D. Weinmann, Mr. Michael S. Wilk, 1966 minology and general principles of Mr. Stephan Voudris, 1991 1996 Ms. F. Lynne Wilkerson, 1978 Colonel Denise K. Vowell, Mr. J. Steven Weisinger, Mr. Marshall R. Wilkerson, the law, the study of leading cases 1981 1976 1986 becomes a more important feature of Mr. Davor Vukadin, 1999 Mr. Mark Weiss, 1975 Mr. Robert A. Wilkins, 2001 his work. The design of the school is Ms. Katherine T. Vukadin, Mr. Theodore F. Weiss, Jr., Mr. George O. Wilkinson, Jr., to acquaint the student with the fun- 1999 1970 1991 Mr. David M. Wachtel, 1989 Mr. Leo J. Welder, Jr., 1974 Mr. Stephen J. Wilkinson, damental principles of the law and to Ms. Victoria J. Waddy, 1985 Mr. David C. Wells, 2002 1974 accustom him to develop these princi- Mr. Todd N. Wade, 1978 Mr. J. Tullos Wells, 1974 Mrs. Karen B. Willcutts, ples in connection with the study of Mr. Larry E. Wadler, 1960 Mr. M. Lawrence Wells, 1969 1985 concrete statement of facts. Mr. Jeremy Scott Wagers, Ms. Martha Smith Welmaker, William Duane Darling 2002 1993 Exempt Lifetime Trust —Bulletin of The University of Texas, No. 88, Series No. 21, February 1, 1907

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ANNUAL FUND (CONT’D) Mr. Herman Wright, Jr., 1978 Mr. Ludwig Von Zumbusch Townes,1909 Williams Companies The Honorable James E. Mr. Jay A. Zweig, 1986 Foundation, Inc. Wright, 1949 Mr. Brian Henry Zygo, 1997 The Reverend J. Stockton Ms. Mandy Wright OHN C. TOWNES, DEAN OF Williams, 1976 Mr. T. B. Wright, 1954 B O N N I E A R N E T T The University of Texas Law Mr. John F. Williams, 1986 Dr. Thomas C. Wright, 2000 M EMORIAL E NDOWED J School, has been elected Ms. Rosemary R. Williams, Mr. Scott Wulfe, 1983 Mr. Bart Wulff, 1973 P RESIDENTIAL President of the Association of 1988 Mr. Scott E. Williams, 1996 Mr. William Xanttopoulos, S CHOLARSHIP IN American Law Schools for the year Mr. Troy D. Williams, 1970 1980 L AW 1909–10. The school of which Judge Mr. Peter D. Williamson, Mr. Howard C. Yancy, 1983 Jackson Walker L.L.P. Mr. Jay K. Rutherford, 1988 Townes is the Dean is the largest law 1969 Ms. Kelly Yandell, 1997 Mr. Derek Willis, 1995 Mr. Kevin W. Yankowsky, school in the South, having an SIAN AW Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering 1994 A L TUDENTS enrollment last year of 380 students. Mr. Charles J. Wilson, 1960 Mr. Michael J. Yanochik, 1992 S A SSOCIATION At the beginning of this season the Mr. James W. Wilson, 1951 Mrs. Nancy A. Yanochik, 1991 Mr. Mark M. Liu, 2001 University of Texas Law School Mr. Mark Bradley Wilson, Mr. David L. Yarbrough, 1970 1992 Lieutenant Colonel Norris W. requires five academic courses for A S SAU LT & Ms. Mary Pat Wilson, 1977 Yates, Jr., 1957 admissions, and this fact may have F L AT T E RY Mr. Newton W. Wilson III, Mr. Terry A. Yates, 1972 Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer some effect on the size of the new 1975 Mr. John A. Yeager, 1970 & Feld, L.L.P entering class. The school retains Mr. T. Michael Wilson, 1969 Mr. Yale H. Yee, 1995 Assault & Flattery Mr. Erec R. Winandy, 2000 Yoga Yoga Ms. Allegra Young Baker & Hostetler, L.L.P. Mr. Darrell R. Windham, Mr. Barney Young, 1958 Baker Botts, L.L.P. 1978 Professor Ernest A. Young Ms. Lori Tullos Barta, 1996 Dr. Irma June Wink, 1970 Mr. Harold H. Young, Jr.*, Carrington, Coleman, Sloman Mr. Herschel C. Winn, 1960 1949 & Blumenthal, L.L.P. Mr. Peter Winstead, 1965 Ms. Lisa Marie Young, 2002 Mr. William L. Cawthon, Mr. J. Sam Winters, 1948 Mr. Mark Bennet Young, 1998 The Honorable D. Scott 1998 Ms. Meredith Anne Die, 2002 Wisch, 1980 Ms. Phyllis Y. Young, 2001 Ms. Felicity A. Fowler Mr. Mark E. Wise, 1974 Professor William F. Young, Fulbright & Jaworski, L.L.P. Mr. Richard W. Wiseman, 1949 Mr. John F. Gillard, 1994 1976 Mr. A. Lamar Youngblood, Ms. Kristi Hamlin, 2002 Mr. R. Daniel Witschey, Jr., 1991 Ms. Betty W. Horton 1975 Mr. Paul J. Youngdale, 1965 Mr. Joseph D. Jamail, 1952 Ms. Ellen Witt, 1999 Ms. Jennifer A. Youpa, 1985 Jenkens & Gilchrist, P.C. Mr. Rick L. Wittenbraker, Mr. Alan Victor Ytterberg, Associate Dean H. Douglas 1973 1985 Laycock Ms. Dianna D. Wojcik, 1999 Ms. Frances A. Yturri, 2001 Ms. Dottie M. Lee Mr. Barry H. Wolf, 1976 Mr. Samer M. Zabaneh, 1999 Longley & Maxwell Ms. Elizabeth A. Wolf, 1985 Mr. John T. Zach, 2001 Ms. Gaye L. McNutt, 1990 Mr. Howard Wolf, 1959 Ms. Olivia J. Zach, 2001 Microsoft Corporation Mr. Walter P. Wolfram, 1956 Mrs. Kira K. Zahn, 1995 Mr. Brian M. Moss, 1998 Mr. Bill R. Womble, 1963 Mr. Lawrence H. Zahn, 1995 Ms. Jennifer Gray Moss, Mr. Harlin C. Womble, 1987 Mr. Steven Walter Zaleski, 1997 Mr. John F. Wombwell, 1987 1993 Mr. Dean M. Munyon, 2001 Mr. H. H. Wommack III, Mr. John Anthony Zaloom, Neligan Tarpley Andrews & 1980 1994 Foley, L.L.P. Mrs. Nancy Jewell Wommack, Mr. William A. Zeis, 1984 Patterson Wells & Cruz, P.C. Mr. Robert L. Perkins the twelve-hour per week curric- 1980 Mrs. Aida Kennedy Ziemnicki, The Honorable Diane P. 1979 Mr. John P. Pierce, 1984 ulum for strictly law subjects, and in Wood, 1975 Mr. Richard F. Zier, 1977 Professor R. Anthony Reese addition requires three hours a Mr. Jeffrey L. Wood*, 1979 Mr. David Zimmerman, 1984 Mr. David M. Rodi, 1996 week of the Juniors for Civil Mr. J. Ralph Wood, Jr., 1951 Mr. Gregory A. Zimmerman, Mrs. Katherine F. Rowley Professor Keith A. Rowley, Government, three hours of the Mr. Gary Leonard Woodard II, 1999 1997 Mr. Louis S. Zimmerman, 1992 middle classes for Political Science, Mr. David R. Woodcock, 1974 Ms. Susan E. Salch, 1994 and one hour a week of the Seniors 2000 Ms. Lynn Lewis Zimmerman, Stanley, Mandel & Iola, L.L.P. for Argumentation. The Seniors Ms. Cindy Work, 1979 1977 Strasburger & Price, L.L.P. Dr. Teresa A. Sullivan also have an addition of three hours Mr. Jean M. Worsham, 1949 Mrs. Marian Zimmerman, Mrs. Anita Strawn Worth, 1984 Texas Law Review Association per week for practical work. 1994 Mr. Jack B. Zimmermann, Ms. Marty E. Thompson, Mr. Robert J. Worth, 1994 1975 2002 —American Law Review 2, no. 7 (Fall 1909): Mr. Christopher K. Ms. Alison C. M. Zoellner, Ms. Karin B. Torgerson, 1995 339. UT Law professor Gerald Torres is this Wrampelmeier, 1993 1990 Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. year’s president-elect of the Association of Mr. Casey Wren, 1979 Ms. Stephanie L. Zucker, Professor Jay L. Westbrook, American Law Schools. He becomes president Mr. Ed Wright, 1977 1999 1968 in January 2004.

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M ORRIS ATLAS Ms. Joan Russell Porter & Hedges, L.L.P. Mr. Stefan C. Sciaraffa, 1997 E XCELLENCE F UND Mr. Dolph B. H. Simon, 1958 Strasburger & Price, L.L.P. Sprint Corporation Ms. Debra L. Atlas Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. Mr. Raymond L. Thomas, 1988 Dr. Jeffrey S. Genecov B OA R DOFA DVOCATES Winstead, Sechrest & University Co-Operative Society Mrs. Lisa Atlas Genecov, 1984 Mr. Jeff Bohm, 1984 Minick P.C. Mr. Rudy Vasquez, 1986 Brown McCarroll, L.L.P. Zelle Hofmann Voelbel Mason & Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. William A. Frazell Gette Mr. Walter Rufus Wilder, 1983 AU S T I N L AW Y E R S Mr. Leon Vadim Komkov, 1984 AU X I LIARY Mrs. Rebecca Crosby Komkov, C E N T E R F O R C L A S S O F 1942 S CHOLARSHIP 1984 AW Y E R S I V I L NDOWED Austin Lawyers Auxiliary L , C E Munsch Hardt Kopf & Harr P.C. J U S T I C E , P RESIDENTIAL Mr. Gregory R. Phillips, 1991 A N D T H E M E D I A S CHOLARSHIP IN L AW B A K ER & MC K ENZIE Mr. Marlow R. Preston, 1969 Texas Mental Health Consumers Mr. Ross H. Hemphill, 1942 S CHOLARSHIP Scott, Douglass & McConnico, Baker & McKenzie L.L.P. C E N T E R F O R C L A S S O F 1950 Mr. Lindsay Sharpe, 1969 T R A N S N AT I O N A L E NDOWED S. JACK AND S OPHIA K. Mr. William Floyd Stutts, Jr. S T U D I E S P RESIDENTIAL B ALAGIA E NDOWED Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. Exxon Mobil Corporation S CHOLARSHIP IN L AW P RESIDENTIAL Mr. Joseph D. Jamail, 1952 Ms. Ruth Tynes S CHOLARSHIP IN L AW B R AC E WELL M.D. Anderson Foundation Mr. James K. Balagia PATTERSON Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. C L A S S O F 1975 Mr. S. Jack Balagia, Jr., 1976 E XCELLENCE F UND E NDOWED Ms. Susan M. Balagia Bracewell & Patterson, L.L.P. C H I CA N O L AW P RESIDENTIAL ExxonMobil Foundation S T U D E N T S A S S O C I ATION S CHOLARSHIP IN L AW J U D G E J O H N R. Mr. Derek A. Adame, 1994 Mr. Robert A. Curry, 1975 B A R O N & B U D D , P.C. B R O W N A D MIRALTY Mr. Antonio Alvarado, 1971 Mr. Michael E. Frederick, 1975 E NDOWED A SSOCIATION M OOT C OURT Mr. Michael Louis Barrera, 1989 Mr. Harris E. Kerr, 1975 OF T RIAL L AWYERS C OMPETITION Beirne, Maynard & Parsons, L.L.P. Mr. R. Wayne Moore, 1975 OF MERICA A (ATLA) The Maritime Law Association of Mr. Abelardo P. Bernal, Jr., 1980 OCK RIAL M T the United States Mr. Patrick Charles Bernal, 1983 C L A S S O F 2000 OMPETITION C Royston, Rayzor, Vickery & Ms. Christine S. Boehm, 1995 E NDOWED Baron & Budd, P.C Williams, L.L.P. Bracewell & Patterson, L.L.P. P RESIDENTIAL Mr. Adolfo Campero, 1995 S CHOLARSHIP IN L AW L L OY D M. B ENTSEN J UDGE PAUL B ROWN Clark, Thomas & Winters, P.C. Mr. James T. Lyons, 2000 ENDOWED CHAIR IN LAW S CHOLARSHIP IN L AW Mrs. Cristina Mireles Cooper, 1992 Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Mr. Gerald Jennings Mr. Randy Crane, 1987 J O H N C OATES Feld, L.L.P Mr. Oscar De La Fuente, Jr., 1987 M EMORIAL Atlas & Hall, L.L.P. J U D G E J E R RY Mr. Rod R. DeLlano, 1991 S CHOLARSHIP F UND Mr. Morris Atlas, 1950 B U C H M E Y E R E N D O WED Denton, Navarro & Bernal Mrs. Ann Cox Coates Bomer Mr. Scott J. Atlas, 1975 P RESIDENTIAL Mr. Romulo L. Diaz, Jr., 1972 Mr. Perry R. Bass S CHOLARSHIP IN L AW Duarte and Pedraza, P.C. J O H N B. C O N N A L LY Mr. George C. Chapman, 1962 The Honorable Jerry Buchmeyer, Mr. Jaime Luis Flores, 1988 C E N T E R F O R T H E Mr. David Chappell, 1968 1957 Ms. Maria Consuelo Flores, 1995 A DMINISTRATION Mr. Edwin L. Cox Dallas Bar Foundation Ms. Stephanie Frye OF J USTICE Ed Cox Foundation Mr. Emilio Arturo Galvan, 1992 Mr. Daniel Hedges, 1974 Dallas Jewish Community CA I N F OUNDATION Mr. David Garcia, 1982 Foundation PUBLIC I NTEREST Mr. Humberto G. Garcia, 1978 JA I M E DAV I L A Mr. John W. Fainter, Jr., 1963 P ROGRAM Mr. Ricardo Garcia-Moreno, 1994 E N D O W E D Mr. Alan Feld The Cain Foundation Mr. Reynaldo G. Garza, Jr., 1972 S C H O L A R S H I P I N L AW The Honorable Pete Geren, 1978 Mr. Joseph Huerta, 1993 Mr. Daniel Davila The Honorable John L. Hill, 1947 CAREER S ERVICES J.R. Enterprises Mr. Brian Quintero, 1988 Houston Jewish Community S TUDENT P ROGRAMS Loeffler, Jonas & Tuggey, LLP Foundation Adams and Reese, L.L.P. Matthews & Branscomb D E A N ’ S FAC U LT Y Mr. Edward S. Knight, 1976 Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & National Council of La Raza E XC E L L E N C E F U N D Mr. Wales H. Madden, Jr., 1952 Feld, L.L.P. Mr. Ricardo J. Navarro, 1984 Fleming Endowment McCombs Foundation, Inc. Andrews & Kurth, L.L.P. Ms. Blanca Uzeta O’Leary, 1983 Mr. George M. Fleming, 1971 Mr. Red McCombs Baker Botts, L.L.P. Ms. Evelina Ortega, 1978 Mr. Michael W. Perrin, 1971 Baron & Budd, P.C. The Honorable Federico F. Pena, D E A N ’ S R O U N D TABLE Redman Foundation, Inc. Bracewell & Patterson, L.L.P. 1972 Mr. Arthur R. Almquist, 1977 Mr. Glen E. Roney Cox & Smith Incorporated Mr. Joel Perez, 1988 Mr. Morris Atlas, 1950 Mr. Marc R. Stanley, 1982 Dewey Ballantine, LLP Mrs. Norma Montalvo Petrosewicz, Mr. Scott J. Atlas, 1975 Fulbright & Jaworski, L.L.P. 1985 Mr. Scott Baldwin, 1953 N O R M AN W. B LACK ’55 Gardere Wynne Sewell, L.L.P. Mr. Brian Quintero, 1988 Mr. Stanley F. Baldwin, 1973 P ROFESSORSHIP IN Gray, Cary, Ware & Freidenrich Ms. Sofia A. Ramon, 1992 Mr. James C. Barber, 1965 E THICAL C OMMUNICA- Haynes and Boone, L.L.P. Mr. Donato David Ramos, Jr., Mr. Ben Barnes TION IN L AW Hunton & Williams LLP 2003 Mrs. Melanie H. Barnes, 1981 Ms. Elizabeth Black Berry, 1985 Jones Day Ms. Susan C. Rocha, 1982 Mr. E. William Barnett, 1958 BP Amoco Foundation, Inc. Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw LLP Rodriguez, Colvin & Chaney LLP Mr. David J. Beck, 1965 Dr. Harvey L. Gordon McGinnis, Lochridge & Kilgore, Mr. Gilbert Rodriguez, 1971 Mr. W. Stephen Benesh, 1987 Mr. A. Allan Muse, Jr. L.L.P. Mr. Gilbert Nieves Saenz, 2002 Mr. Steve Bickerstaff, 1976 Ms. Shirley Muse McKool Smith, P.C. Mr. Efrain Sain, 1997 Mr. Ernest J. Blansfield, Jr., 1989

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Mr. Dan S. Boyd, 1975 Mr. S. G. Johndroe III, 1970 Mr. Jason M. Ryan, 2001 Mrs. Martha L. Poe Mr. John F. Boyle, Jr., 1961 Mr. Gary C. Johnson, 1976 Mr. Gerald J. Sanders, 1980 Mrs. Barbara D. Ruud The Honorable J. E. Buster Mr. Jeffrey L. Joyce, 1981 Mr. Randall L. Sarosdy, 1977 The Honorable Mary Pearl Brown, 1967 Mr. Dee J. Kelly Jr., 1985 The Honorable A. R. Babe Williams, 1949 Mr. Jeb Brown II, 1995 Mr. Baine P. Kerr, 1942 Schwartz, 1951 Ms. Jennifer E. Brown, 2000 Mr. Raymond C. Kerr, 1964 Mr. Armond G. Schwartz, 1938 J UDGE R EYNALDO Mr. Jonathan M. Buck, 2001 The Honorable Mack Kidd, 1964 Mr. Marcus F. Schwartz, 1974 GARZA E NDOWED Mr. Russell W. Budd, 1979 Mr. John T. Kipp, 1958 Mr. Michael J. Schwartz, P RESIDENTIAL Mr. J. Waddy Bullion, 1940 Mr. Ryan Krebs, 1994 Mr. Michael K. Sims, 1992 S CHOLARSHIP IN L AW Mr. Scott G. Burdine, 1985 Mr. Peter A. Larkin, Jr., 1983 Ms. Martha E. Smiley, 1972 The Honorable Reynaldo G. Garza, Mr. Charles C. Butt Professor H. Douglas Laycock Mr. David P. Smith, 1968 1939 The Honorable Kent Caperton, Mr. Byron L. LeFlore, Jr., 1989 Mr. James E. Smith, 1982 1975 Mr. Alfred Lehtonen, 1959 Mr. Martin A. Sosland, 1983 G ENERAL S CHOLARSHIP Mr. John Allen Chalk, Sr., 1973 Mr. Joe R. Long, 1958 Mr. Luther H. Soules III, 1967 F UND Mr. Thomas W. Choate, 1972 Mr. Meredith J. Long Mr. Vaughan O. Stewart, 1965 Ms. Cynthia L. Bast, 1991 Mr. Joseph A. Cialone, 1972 Mr. Joe K. Longley, 1969 Mr. Stephen D. Susman, 1965 Claire V. Smith Charitable Mr. Jeff Civins, 1975 Mr. Gilbert I. Low, 1960 Dean John F. Sutton, Jr., 1941 Foundation Mrs. Katy M. Civins, 1975 Mr. B. John Mackin, 1941 Mr. Milton Y. Tate, Jr., 1963 El Paso Bar Auxiliary Mr. Lynn R. Coleman, 1964 Mr. Wales H. Madden, Jr., 1952 Mr. Stephen L. Tatum, 1979 Mr. Raul F. Escandon Mr. Whitfield J. Collins, 1940 Mrs. Wendy Marsh, 1967 Mr. David F. Taylor, 1988 Mr. Mark S. Summers, 1975 Mr. James E. Cousar, 1978 Mr. James N. Martin, 1963 Mrs. Leah C. Taylor, 1983 Winstead, Sechrest & Minick P.C. Ms. Deborah Cox, 1981 Mr. Lloyd C. Martin, 1962 Mr. Thomas W. Taylor, 1982 Mrs. Marian W. Voight* Mr. Tom Alan Cunningham, 1974 Mr. Philip K. Maxwell, 1969 Mr. Greg M. Thompson, 1982 Mr. Alistair B. Dawson, 1989 Mr. John B. McClane, 1958 Mr. George W. Vie III, 1988 T H O M A S H.GODFREY Mr. Dick DeGuerin, 1965 Mr. Demetrius G. McDaniel, 1990 Mr. William R. Volk, 1975 E NDOWED P RESIDEN- Mr. Frank W. Denius, 1949 Mr. Edward B. McDonough, Jr., Mr. William L. Wallander, 1984 TIAL S CHOLARSHIP IN Mr. James Vinson Derrick, Jr., 1964 Ms. Jill Warren, 1995 L AW 1970 Mrs. Janie Strauss McGarr, 1978 Mr. Joe Bill Watkins, 1968 Mr. Neal S. Manne, 1980 Mr. Stephen H. Douglas, 1990 Ms. Janet McQuaid, 1992 Mr. Mark E. Watson III, 1989 Ms. Diana C. Dutton, 1971 Mr. Harold L. Metts, 1958 Mr. Mark Wawro, 1979 T INY G OOCH ENTENNIAL The Honorable Rodney Ellis, Ms. Linda E. Buck Meyer, 1971 Mr. Bill Whitehurst, 1971 C ROFESSORSHIP IN 1979 Mr. Roy Q. Minton, 1961 Mr. Del Williams, 1985 P T RIAL P RACTICE Mr. Randall H. Erben, 1981 The Honorable Margaret Garner Mr. Howard Wolf, 1959 Mrs. Adrienne G. Gooch Mr. Raul F. Escandon Mirabal, 1975 Mr. H. H. Wommack III, 1980 Mr. John L. Estes, 1956 Mr. John S. Moody, 1973 Mr. Ronald G. Woods, 1964 H E R MAN G OTCHER Mr. Robert A. Estrada, 1983 Mr. Robert A. Moor Dr. Thomas C. Wright, 2000 M EMORIAL F UND FOR Mr. John W. Fainter, Jr., 1963 Mr. Richard G. Morgan, 1969 LIAS C OWELL T RIAL A DVOCACY Dr. Edward H. Forgotson, 1960 Mr. Malcolm S. Morris, 1970 E M D ACK E EURIN Mr. John T. Beliveau, 1997 Mr. Richard Frankel, 1983 Mrs. Terri H. Motl, 1981 ‘M ’ D G E NDOWED Mr. Randy Leavitt Mr. Kelly Frels, 1970 Dr. Ewell E. Murphy, Jr., 1948 P RESIDENTIAL Mrs. Nancy Wyman Furney, 1983 Mr. Franklin Myers S CHOLARSHIP T. R I CHARD (RIC) Mr. Mario M. Garza, 1979 Mr. Nick C. Nichols, 1961 IN L AW H ANDLER E NDOWED Dr. Jeffrey S. Genecov, Mr. Dee S. Osborne, 1955 Mr. Dick DeGuerin, 1965 P RESIDENTIAL Mrs. Lisa Atlas Genecov, 1984 Ms. Betty R. Owens, 1988 S CHOLARSHIP IN L AW The Honorable Pete Geren, 1978 Mr. Patrick C. Oxford, 1967 M AT T H EW BYRON Mr. L. Steven Leshin, 1979 Ms. Machree Garrett Gibson, Mr. John W. Pate D ILLON M EMORIAL Mr. J. Scott Rose 1991 Mrs. Rhonda K. Pate E NDOWED Mr. Edward F. Walker, 1976 Mr. Lee Godfrey, 1969 Mr. Crillon C. Payne II, 1968 P RESIDENTIAL Mr. Daniel O. Goforth, 1970 Mr. Trevor Pearlman S CHOLARSHIP M ARK L. HART J R . Mr. Bryan L. Goolsby, 1977 Mr. Paul C. Pearson III*, 1972 IN L AW E NDOWED C HAIR IN Mr. George F. Goolsby, 1974 Mr. Michael W. Perrin, 1971 Mrs. Frank W. Perrin C ORPORATE AND Dr. Lekha Gopalakrishnan, 2000 Mr. Sam R. Perry, 1957 S ECURITIES L AW Mr. Robert C. Grable, 1971 Mr. Michael Phillips, 1969 G EORGE M. FLEMING Mr. Clive D. Bode Mr. S. Tevis Grinstead, 1963 Mr. Richard C. Porter, 1972 E NDOWED Dee J. Kelly Foundation Mr. Richard A. Gump, Jr., 1972 Ms. Meredyth A. Purdy, 1998 S CHOLARSHIP Donald J. and Joan P. McNamara Mr. Gary Gurwitz, 1959 Mr. Jonathan D. Quander, 1996 IN L AW Foundation Mr. William Fred Hagans, 1972 Mr. Alan H. Raynor, 1973 Fleming Endowment Mr. Billie J. Ellis, Jr. Mr. Mark L. Hart, Jr., 1968 Mr. Harry M. Reasoner, 1962 Mr. George M. Fleming, 1971 Fidelity Foundation Ms. Leigh Kathryn Harvey, 1974 Mr. Wayne Reaud Mr. William P. Hallman, Jr., 1967 Mr. Brad B. Hawley, 1983 The Honorable Joe R. Reeder, J OHN CALVIN F ORD Mr. Dee J. Kelly The Honorable John L. Hill, 1947 1975 M EMORIAL E NDOWED Kelly, Hart & Hallman Mr. Jeff Hobbs, 1999 Ms. Penny P. Reid, 1989 P RESIDENTIAL Mr. Nick Kralj Mr. Paul W. Hobby, 1985 Mr. Russell L. Reid, Jr., 1989 S CHOLARSHIP Ms. Joan Powell McNamara Ms. Jennifer Bruch Hogan, 1985 Ms. Grace Fisher Renbarger, 1983 IN L AW Mr. Robert A. Moor Ms. Barbara Horan, 1988 Ms. Jody Richardson, 1980 Ms. Nancy Ratchford Mr. Ardon E. Moore III Mrs. Jo Ann Howard, 1987 Mr. Philip F. Ricketts, 1973 Qurumbli Foundation Mr. Frank W. R. Hubert, Jr., 1966 Mr. Robert M. Roach, Jr., 1981 W I LLIAM F RITZ Mr. Richard E. Rainwater Mr. H. David Hughes, 1971 Mr. Eduardo Roberto Rodriguez, S CHOLARSHIP The Richard E. Rainwater and Mr. Daniel A. Hyde, 1971 1968 IN L AW Darla Moore 1995 Charitable Mr. Frank N. Ikard, 1968 Mr. Glen A. Rosenbaum, 1972 Mr. Jay Brans Remainder Unitrust Mr. Joseph D. Jamail, 1952 Mr. Scott E. Rozzell, 1975 Mrs. Mary Brown Greenwood Mr. Mark L. Walker

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R OSS H. AND Mr. Robert A. Mosbacher, Jr. The Honorable Sam A NNIE S EYMOUR Mr. Robert R. Onstead Robertson, 1957 Freedom, 1917 H EMPHILL E NDOWED Mr. Bernard Rapoport Ms. Deborah Selden P RESIDENTIAL Mr. Shannon H. Ratliff, 1964 Mrs Kay L. Slack S CHOLARSHIP Robert R. and Kay M. Mrs. Deborah Mantooth N 1916, LAW SCHOOL PROFESSOR IN L AW Onstead Foundation Stricklin Robert E. Cofer (1911–1921) Mr. Ross H. Hemphill, 1942 San Angelo Chamber of Mr. David R. Toomim I Commerce Mr. Harvey Trammell was investigated for a state- H O U STON SBC Communications, Inc. Ms. Karen Rene Vowell ment he made at a county fair in Mr. James J. Weatherford M ARINE I NSURANCE Scurlock Foundation support of Governor James Edward Mrs. Marjorie S. D Werlein* S TUDY G RANT Mr. Roy C. Snodgrass III, 1972 Mrs. Tetine S. Werlein Ferguson’s political opponent. Marine Insurance Seminars, Ms. Dian Graves Stai Inc. Mr. Steve Stephens Ferguson quarreled Mr. Larry Temple, 1959 J U DGE W ILLIAM with UT-Austin over WAYNE J USTICE KAY B A I L E Y Mr. Ben F. Vaughan III, 1967 E NDOWED the refusal of the H UTCHISON Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. P RESIDENTIAL C HAIR IN L ATIN Mrs. Judy Yudof board of regents to SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW A MERICAN L AW Chancellor Mark G. Yudof remove certain Ms. Susan F. Zinn, 1983 Mr. W.H. Attebury faculty members, Mr. David J. Beck, 1965 H YDER W. PAGE K EETON Mr. John B. Beckworth, 1983 R ESTORATION F UND including Cofer, C HAIR IN T ORT L AW Mrs. Laura H. Beckworth, C. L. Rowan Charitable & whom the governor Ms. Lynn Gray Redwine 1983 Education Fund, Inc. found objectionable. Ben and Margaret Love C H A RLES DAVID When Ferguson Foundation I N S TITUTIONAL K IPPLE M EMORIAL Governor Ferguson Mrs. Betty Teel Bivins G IVING found that he could E NDOWED Mr. Jack S. Blanton, Sr., 1950 Exxon Mobil Corporation S CHOLARSHIP IN not have his way, he vetoed practically Ms. Virginia R. Blanton L AW the entire appropriation for the Ms. Joan J. Coleman J UDGE B ILL J UNELL Mr. B. F. Stanley Mr. Lynn R. Coleman, 1964 E NDOWED university. ConocoPhillips RESIDENTIAL P L AW PA RT N E R S - Cofer was acquitted of wrongdoing, Dee J. Kelly Foundation S CHOLARSHIP IN P LATINUM and his fellow law professor and Dian Graves Owen Foundation L AW Loeffler, Jonas & Tuggey, LLP Mr. John W. Fainter, Jr., 1963 Mr. Barry Abrams, 1978 dean George Butte (1914 –1924), in Mr. Gary S. Farmer an impassioned speech to students, Ms. Patrice M. Barron L AW PA RT N E R S - Mr. James B. Franklin The Honorable Scott A. S ILVER vigorously defended Cofer and his Graves, Dougherty, Hearon & Brister Davis, Cedillo & Mendoza own academic freedom: Moody Mrs. Mary Ann M. Carrico Friend of the Law School Mr. Clarke Heidrick Class of ‘39 Mr. Joe R. Long, 1958 “On October 11, 1916, the Regents Heritage Title Company of Mr. Donald Michael Dalton, Dr. Teresa Lozano Long of the University of Texas, by a vote of Austin Inc. 1967 Mr. Richard T. McMillan, 7 to 1 adopted the following motion: Ms. Dealey Decherd Herndon Mrs. Terry P. Dalton 1971 Mr. H. David Herndon, 1970 Ms. Carol G. Davies ‘I move, as to Prof. Cofer, that the The Hobby Family Foundation Doyle Restrepo Harvin & L EGAL E AGLES charges be dismissed, but that this The Honorable Jerry H. Hodge Robbins, L.L.P. F UND Board notify Mr. Cofer in particular, The JTL Partners Ltd. The Honorable Joe L. Mr. Mark M. Liu, 2001 The Kayser Foundation Draughn and all members of the faculty be Mr. Dee J. Kelly Mr. Pat T. Dyer G I LBERT I. LOW cautioned in the future that political Mr. John Wilson Kelsey, 1967 The Honorable Richard H. E NDOWED activity will be wholly discouraged Locke Liddell & Sapp, L.L.P. Edelman, 1981 P RESIDENTIAL under all circumstance.’ That’s strong Mrs. Nancy B. Loeffler Mr. Kelly Frels, 1970 SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW The Honorable Tom G. Gardere Wynne Sewell, L.L.P. Reaud Charitable Foundation, language. It has kick in it. Not even a Loeffler, 1971 Mrs. J. B. Harrison Inc. pedagogue is so obtuse as to misunder- Thomas G. & Nancy B. Mrs. Eleanor Dumble Heard stand it! . . . One of the most charac- Loeffler Irrevocable The Honorable Roy M. J E S SE P. L UTON J R . Charitable Trust Huffington E NDOWED teristic and useful functions of a uni- Mr. Joe R. Long, 1958 Jackson Walker L.L.P. P RESIDENTIAL versity in a democratic society is ‘to Dr. Teresa Lozano Long The Honorable Robert A. SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW help make public opinion more self- Mr. Ben Love Junell ChevronTexaco Mr. Wales H. Madden, Jr., McDade Fogler Maines, LLP Mr. Jesse P. Luton, Jr., 1948 critical and more circumspect, to check 1952 Mrs. Jane M. Mills the more hasty and unconsidered Ms. Julia Jones Matthews Mr. Edward G. Murr M ARION AND impulses of popular feeling;’ . . . It is Mr. Kade L. Matthews Mr. Charles C. Murray, 1972 M ARK M ARTIN Maxor National Pharmacy Mr. Marvin D. Nathan E NDOWED L AW precisely this high function of the Services Corp. The Honorable H. Lingo L IBRARY F UND university that is most injured by any McGinnis, Lochridge & Platter, 1942 Mr. John L. Estes, 1956 restriction upon its academic freedom.” Kilgore, L.L.P. The Nancy & Paul Pressler John P. McGovern Foundation Foundation M A S S EY T EACHING —George Charles Butte, “In the Spirit John P. McGovern Ms. L. Lyn Ramsey E XCELLENCE AWARD of 1836”: The Independence Day Address Mr. Charles Miller Ms. Nina Reilly Central Texas Bankshare delivered before the Student Body of The Mr. John Mobley Mr. Joe H. Reynolds Holdings, Inc. Mosbacher Foundation Inc. Mr. Corbin J. Robertson, Jr. Mr. John H. Massey, 1966 University of Texas, March 2, 1917. Published by The University of Texas.

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WILBUR L. L OUIS T. P IRKEY Citizens 1st Bank All Texans,1919 MATTHEWS ENDOWED E NDOWMENT - King & Spaulding PRESIDENTIAL A NNUAL W RITING Stephen Tatum SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW P RIZE HOUSANDS OF FARMERS IN TEXAS Mr. John K. Matthews Mr. Michael Scott Metteauer, A N N (T OWNES) AND have given oil and gas “leases” 1989 B ROWNE R ICE J R . S CHOLARSHIP T R I C H A R D T. on their farms during the ROGRAM IN AW M C CARROLL M A RLOW R. P L Mrs. Ann T. Rice past year, and many more are now E NDOWED P RESTON FACULTY Mr. Browne Rice negotiating such contracts. In almost P RESIDENTIAL F ELLOWSHIP IN Mr. Jeffrey D. Sullivan, 1996 every case, the contract is a printed SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW B ANKRUPTCY L AW Brown McCarroll, L.L.P. Mr. Marlow R. Preston, 1969 or other form prepared by the oil CA RY A N D K ENNETH R OBERTS F UND FOR companies, or by their attorneys, M.D. A N DERSON PU B L I C I N TEREST THE S TUDY OF acting in the interest of the oil compa- FACULTY L AW S OCIETY I NTERNATIONAL AND ESEARCH UND Baron & Budd, P.C. nies. Farmers, as a rule, are inexperi- R F C OMPARATIVE L AW M.D. Anderson Foundation Professor Dagmar Hamilton enced in the oil business and unac- Professor Robert W. Hamilton ExxonMobil Foundation Mr. Eric E. Johnson Mr. C. Kenneth Roberts, 1951 quainted with the legal construction M E L A DY, GUILD AND of the contracts they are asked to sign. CASHELL E NDOWED R OBERTA W RIGHT H OWARD V. R OSE P RESIDENTIAL R NDOWED R EEVES E NDOWED J . E SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW RESIDENTIAL P RESIDENTIAL P Mr. William C. Dowdy, Jr., S CHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW 1951 Roberta Wright Reeves Trust IN L AW Ms. Pauline Eckell Brown McCarroll, L.L.P. Mrs. Lou Lesley Ligon R OBERTA W RIGHT Mr. William L. McDonald, Jr. R OWAN C OMPANIES, R EEVES F UND I NC. SCHOLARSHIPS FOR THE S TUDY OF LUCY M. MOORE IN O IL AND C OMPARATIVE L AW AS AW E NDOWED Roberta Wright Reeves Trust G L P RESIDENTIAL Rowan Companies, Inc. SCHOLARSHIP IN LAW R E V I E W O F M I L L A R D R UUD Mrs. Margaret E. Carl L I TIGATION Baker Botts, L.L.P. MEMORIAL ENDOWED M I K E R I V E RA AND Baron & Budd, P.C. P RESIDENTIAL J ENNIFER E LICE Beirne, Maynard & Parsons, S CHOLARSHIP O RTEGA L.L.P. IN L AW P RESIDENT’ S Ms. Kelly Cox Bilek, 1992 The Mullen Foundation COURTESY OF ANNE DINGUS ANNE OF COURTESY A SSOCIATES Mr. Pablo Bustamante Mr. Robert Y. Wheeler, 1954 E NDOWMENT Clements, O’Neill, Pierce, Mr. Mike Rivera Ortega, 1994 Wilson & Fulk JAMES B. SALES George & Donaldson, L.L.P. E NDOWED P ROFES- J U D G E R O BERT M. Mr. William Ostrom Goodman, SORSHIP IN L AW Mr. Terry O. Tottenham, 1970 PARKER E NDOWED 1970 P RESIDENTIAL Professor J. Patrick Hazel, J U D G E H A R OLD S CHOLARSHIP IN 1971 B AREFOOT SANDERS L AW Mrs. Paula K. Lear The Law Department of the J R . ENDOWED Reaud Charitable Foundation, Locke Liddell & Sapp, L.L.P. P RESIDENTIAL University of Texas is offering courses Inc. Dr. Clara L. Meek, 1985 on the subject of oil and gas law. Mr. Michael T. Reese, 2001 S CHOLARSHIP IN L AW Under the direction of the professor J O H N W. PAT E J R ., Mr. Chester F. Skorupa, 1985 Strasburger & Price, L.L.P. Mr. F. Richard Pappas, 1980 A N D R HONDA K. in charge of these courses, a special Susman Godfrey, L.L.P. Mrs. Adrienne Rivers, 1981 PATE F UND FOR Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. The Honorable Barefoot form of oil and gas contract has been FACULTY R ESEARCH Mr. Rodney Whisnant Sanders, 1950 studied out, having three ends always AND E XCELLENCE Ms. Frances A. Yturri, 2001 Fidelity Foundation in view: (1) perfect legality; (2) clear- Ms. Stephanie L. Zucker, O SCAR AND E THEL John W. Pate ness of meaning; (3) fairness to both 1999 S CHWARTZ E NDOWED landowner and oil operator. M ICHAEL W. R E U N ION 2003 P RESIDENTIAL Believing that the people of P ERRIN E NDOWED S ILVER S PONSORS S CHOLARSHIP Texas—especially the Texas farmers— P RESIDENTIAL Andrews & Kurth L.L.P. IN L AW who are interested in the possibility of S CHOLARSHIP Baron & Budd L.L.P. Mr. Leonard J. Schwartz, IN L AW Fulbright & Jawroski, L.L.P. 1968 finding oil, will appreciate seeing a Mrs. Frank W. Perrin Ms. Michele Schwartz contract of the sort described, it is R EUNION 2003 Ms. Linda Schwartz-Wright herewith submitted. P HI D ELTA P HI B RONZE S PONSORS Baker Botts, L.L.P. Atlast & Hall, L.L.P. S HELL G IFTS F UND —George C. Butte (taught 1914–1924), Cox & Smith Foundation Beck, Redden & Sechrest Shell Oil Company “A Model Oil and Gas Contract,” University of Ms. Dion Messer L.L.P. Foundation Texas Bulletin, No. 1923, April 20, 1919

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C LINT C. SMALL Ms. Eileen Feliciano Miller McKool Smith, P.C. T EXAS LEADS J R . ENDOWED P RESI- Dr. Linda S. Mullenix Sidley Austin Brown & Wood P ROJECT DENTIAL S CHOLARSHIP The Honorable Elliott Naishtat, Taylor Russell & Russell, P.C. The Rockefeller Foundation IN L AW 1982 Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. The Honorable Robert A. Junell Ms. Christy B. Nisbett, 1979 Winstead, Sechrest & Minick P.C. T E XA S R E V I E W O F Mr. Kenneth W. Nordeman, 1964 L AW & POLITICS E R N E S T E. S M I T H Mr. F. Richard Pappas, 1980 T EXAS I NTERNATIONAL Adams Insurance Service Inc. P R O F E S S O R S H I P Professor Jenni Parrish, 1978 L AW J OURNAL Cantey & Hanger, L.L.P. I N L AW Mr. Philip Patman, 1964 Andrews & Kurth, L.L.P. Conley, Rose & Tayon Frownfelter & Leal Mr. William G. Phenix, 1995 Ms. Amy W. Anton Jenkens & Gilchrist, P.C. Ms. Carmen Leal Frownfelter, 1984 Ms. Jeanne Frazier Price, 1982 Baker & Hostetler, L.L.P. McGinnis, Lochridge & Kilgore, Mr. Darcy A. Frownfelter, 1989 Mr. John Bernard Price, 1982 Baker & McKenzie L.L.P. Ratliff Law Firm, PLLC Baker Botts, L.L.P. Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP H E M A N S WEATT Mrs. Adrienne Rivers, 1981 Baker, Donelson, Bearman & Winstead, Sechrest & Minick P.C. E NDOWED Mr. Howard V. Rose, 1953 Caldwell, PC P RESIDENTIAL Mr. Robert Lawrence Rouder, 2002 Bracewell & Patterson, L.L.P. E. WAYNE T HODE S CHOLARSHIP Mr. John M. Scanlan, 1967 Ms. Heather L. Capell, 1998 E NDOWED IN L AW Mr. Carl F. Schwenker, 1993 Clifford Chance LLP P RESIDENTIAL Cox & Smith Foundation The Honorable Lynn N. Hughes, Mr. David A. Sheppard, 1974 S CHOLARSHIP The Honorable Susan Sheppard, Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & 1968 IN L AW 1974 Mosle Betty J. Thode Revocable Trust TA R LT O N L AW Mr. Leland Gayle Smith, 1971 Exxon Mobil Corporation Ms. Betty J. Thode L I B R A RY F U N D Professor Michael F. Sturley Mr. Kenneth Fuchs,1 977 Dr. Teresa A. Sullivan Fulbright & Jaworski, L.L.P Associate Dean Alex Wilson T H O M P S O N & K N I GHT Mr. Ralph W. Vertrees, 1967 Haynes and Boone, L.L.P. Albright, 1980 E XCELLENCE F UND Professor Jay L. Westbrook, 1968 Mr. Donald L. Hendrix The Honorable William V. Aleshire, Thompson & Knight Foundation 2001 Mr. Mike Widener Hughes & Luce, L.L.P. Mr. James W. Wilson, 1951 Jackson Walker L.L.P. Mr. Jim Alsup, 1974 U N I V E R S I T Y C O - Mr. Paul J. Youngdale, 1965 Jenkens & Gilchrist, P.C. Mr. James Lloyd Anthony, 1969 O PERATIVE S OCIETY Ms. Susan L. Karamanian, 1985 Mr. Milton L. Bankston, 1956 PUBLIC I NTEREST TA R LTON L AW L IBRARY Mr. Peter M. Kelly, 1990 Ms. Kathy Bartsch L AW G RANTS EMORIAL IFTS King & Spalding Mr. Nelson R. Block, 1976 M G University Co-operative Society Colonel John Crawford Boston, E NDOWMENT Lexis-Nexis Austin Lawyers Auxiliary Loeffler, Jonas & Tuggey, LLP 1975 W I LLEM V IS Mr. James A. Douglas M. Ford & Associates Mr. Harold I. Boucher I NTERNATIONAL Ms. Elizabeth S. Dudley Mr. Chad Lon Mavity, 1998 Mr. James Y. Bryce, 1970 C OMMERCIAL Mr. Kelly Frels, 1970 Mr. George L. Mehren Ms. Thais Bullard A RBITRATION Hubbard & Biederman, LLP O’Keefe Egan & Peterman, LLP Mr. Charles H. Campbell, Jr., 1997 M OOT C OURT Mr. Thomas J. Klutznick Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP Mr. Charles G. Childress, 1973 C OMPETITION Mr. V. Scott Kneese, 1964 Porter & Hedges, L.L.P. Professor Sarah H. Cleveland Cox & Smith Foundation Mr. Dudley Oldham, 1966 Ms. Ashley R. Profaizer, 1994 Mrs. Jamie Byrne Creech, 1969 Fulbright & Jaworski, L.L.P. Mrs. Nancy B. Polunsk, Mr. Joe Profaizer, 1993 Professor Robert O. Dawson King & Spalding Thompson, Coe, Cousins & Irons, Mr. David P. Stanush, 1987 Mr. Robert C. DeCarli, 1993 Loeffler, Jonas & Tuggey, LLP L.L.P. Stokes Bartholomew Evans & Mr. Frank W. Denius, 1949 Petree, P.A. Mr. Stephen O. Drenner, 1979 JAC K W. AND T EACHING Strasburger & Price, L.L.P. Mr. John C. D. Drolla, 1972 E VELYN D. WATSON Q UIZMASTERS Ms. Jessica S. Taylor, 1999 Ms. Laura M. Ekery, 1995 E NDOWED Andrews & Kurth, L.L.P. Texas Family Safety Foundation Mr. John W. Fainter, Jr., 1963 ELLOWSHIP IN AW Mr. James P. Bailey, 1951 Texas Trial Lawyers Association F L Mr. R. James George, Jr., 1969 Mrs. Jack W. D Watson* Baker & Hostetler, L.L.P. The Prudential Foundation Professor Robert W. Hamilton Baker Botts, L.L.P. Thompson & Knight, L.L.P. Reverend Christian Harrison, 1976 Mr. Thomas E. Berry, 1951 Thompson, Coe, Cousins & Irons, S TA N LEY P. AND Mrs. Jane Jachimczyk Hayman, Ms. Sylvia M. Demarest, 1969 L.L.P. C LAUDIE P. W ILSON 1974 Mr. Charles C. Foster, 1967 Travis County Bar Association E NDOWED Mr. Robert J. Hearon, Jr., 1954 Mr. Richard G. Frey, 1966 Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. P RESIDENTIAL Mr. William E. Hopkins, 1995 Hamel Bowers & Clark L.L.P. Mr. Scott E. Way, 1998 S CHOLARSHIP FOR Mr. Kenneth E. Houp, Jr., 1970 Ms. Kristi Hamlin, 2002 Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP E XCELLENCE IN T RIAL Admiral B. R. Inman King & Spalding Mr. M. Todd Williams, 1998 A DVOCACY Ms. Debra Irwin, 1994 Mr. Barry E. McFadden, 2002 Winstead, Sechrest & Minick P.C. Mr. Stanley P. Wilson, 1948 Mr. Joseph D. Jamail, 1952 Orgain, Bell & Tucker, L.L.P. Woolf, McClane, Bright, Allen & Mrs. Marsha G. Jensen Mr. Michael L. Spain, 1979 Carpenter PLLC W OMEN’ S Ms. Marcia J. Koslov Mr. Roy Spence, Jr. L AW CAUCUS Ms. Holly A. Lakatos Thompson, Coe, Cousins & Irons, T E XAS J OURNAL OF Baker Botts, L.L.P. Professor H. Douglas Laycock L.L.P. B USINESS L AW Brown McCarroll, L.L.P. Mr. Chauncey D. Leake, Jr., 1955 Winstead, Sechrest & Minick P.C. Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Graves, Dougherty, Hearon & Professor Leon Lebowitz Feld, L.L.P Moody Ms. June H. Liebert T EXAS I NTELLECTUAL Baker Botts, L.L.P. Mayor, Day, Caldwell & Keeton, Mr. Michael R. Maguire, 1969 P ROPERTY L AW Beirne, Maynard & Parsons, L.L.P. L.L.P. Mr. Steven T. Matthews, 1972 J OURNAL McGinnis, Lochridge & Kilgore, Mr. Dudley D. McCalla, 1959 Bracewell & Patterson, L.L.P. T EXAS L AW L.L.P. Mr. Kerry G. Merritt Fulbright & Jaworski, L.L.P. F ELLOWSHIPS Vinson & Elkins L.L.P Mrs. Nancy S. Merritt Locke Liddell & Sapp, L.L.P. Texas Law Fellowships, Inc. Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP

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Mr. Mayo J. Galindo 1928 1950 Mr. Robert K. German The Honorable Wilson Mr. Morris Atlas Mr. Joseph D. Jamail Cowen Mr. Charles W. Austin Mr. V. E. Lanfear, Jr. Mr. T. Alex Beall Mr. Wales H. Madden, Jr. 1936 Mr. Jack S. Blanton, Sr. Mr. Eugene McElroy Mr. Charles Brown Mr. Charles B. Parker Mr. Edward Pickett, Sr. 20 03 Mr. Keith C. Carter Mr. Jerome H. Parker, Jr. Mr. D. Aaron Topek, 1936 Mr. Alan S. Dale Mr. Munson Smith Mr. Richard Dale Mr. Richard L. Stone 1937 Mr. William B. Finklea Mr. John H. Crooker, Jr. Mr. William N. Finnegan 1953 Mr. Walter J. Morrison III* Mr. Stafford E. Andrews Mr. Jon Knox Rhodes Giving Mr. John W. Fulbright Mr. Charles C. Garner Mr. Sloan B. Blair Mr. Henry Gilchrist Mr. Lawrence V. Carter 1938 Mr. Hubert W. Green Mr. S. H. Cavin Mr. J. N. Townsend, Jr. Mr. Daniel E. Henderson, Mr. James A. Davidson Mr. Emmett L. Whitsett, BY Jr. Mr. Allen Glenn Jr. Dr. William M. King Mr. Eugene Golden Mr. William L. Lemen Mr. Jerry Hopson 1939 Mr. Julian A. Lerner Mr. J. Frank Kinsel The Honorable John R. Mr. Robert C. Malley, Jr. Mr. Ward R. Burke Lindsey Mr. Charles McDonald Mrs. Marion Fenster Class Mr. Harry Loftis The Honorable Edward B. The Honorable Reynaldo Mr. Joe A. Moss Nobles G. Garza Dr. Ewell E. Murphy, Jr. Mr. Toufic Nicolas The Honorable Lloyd Mr. H. L. Jones 1944 Mr. Clyde W. Neal The Honorable Barefoot Wesley Perkins Mr. Milton H. West, Jr. Mr. Jack C. Hebdon Colonel Verne D. J. Philips Sanders Mr. Risher Randall Mr. Raymond E. Renner Mr. Robert G. Schleier Mr. Howard V. Rose 1940 1945 Mr. George L. Robertson The Honorable Charles R. Mrs. Charlotte Tonroy The Honorable Charles H. Schulte Slack Mr. W. P. Blair Mrs. Mel Ruth Aikin Storey Mr. Hugh P. Shovlin Mr. Albert Maverick III The Honorable Jack A. Mr. Charles P. Storey Mr. Patrick H. Swearingen, Mr. J. Burleson Smith Brookshire Mr. Carl Waldman Jr. 1954 Mr. Stanley P. Wilson Mr. Fred B. Werkenthin The Honorable Carl O. 1941 1946 Mr. J. Sam Winters Bue, Jr. Mr. Maston C. Courtney The Honorable Robert E. Mr. James R. Alexander 1951 Mr. John W. Davidson Keeton Mr. C. M. Hudspeth 1949 Mr. Martin L. Allday The Honorable Preston H. Mr. Alfred A. King Mr. S. Tom Morris Mr. James P. Bailey Dial, Jr. Mr. B. John Mackin Mr. Alan F. Lippman* Mr. Thomas E. Berry Mr. Robert J. Hearon, Jr. Mr. Travis L. Mills Mr. Harold H. Young*, Jr. Mr. Stayton M. Bonner Mr. J. Mark McLaughlin Mr. James K. Nance 1947 Mr. Warren D. Barton Mr. Frank W. Denius Mr. William C. Dowdy, Jr. Mr. Charles R. Pirtle Professor John F. Sutton, Mr. Walter Caven Mr. George E. Gilkerson Mr. Newton B. Schwartz, Jr. Mr. Wm. G. Dwyer Mr. Beale Dean Mr. Jack A. Jackson Sr. Mr. Ben White Mr. James A. Gray Mr. C. Brien Dillon The Honorable I. A. Lerner Mr. William H. Haight Mr. Warren W. Shipman III The Honorable John L. Mr. Thomas J. Mitchell Mr. David Kultgen Mr. Jack J. Turk Hill Mr. C. Kenneth Roberts Mr. Robert Y. Wheeler 1942 Mr. John R. Locke, Jr. The Honorable Leonard E. The Honorable Leonard F. Mr. T. B. Wright The Honorable Lloyd M. Mr. Richard T. Maxwell Hoffman, Jr. Roberts Bentsen Mr. B. Thomas McElroy Mr. Myron B. Marks Mr. William R. Sarsgard The Honorable William C. Mr. Kenneth C. Minter 1955 Conner Mr. Connor W. Patman Mr. Dan T. Sorrells Mr. George Nokes Mr. Ross H. Hemphill Mr. Joseph G. Street Mrs. Beverly Potthoff Mr. Charles D. Cabaniss Mr. Robert B. Payne The Honorable H. Lingo Mr. Stuart Watson Tarpley Mr. Jamie H. Clements Mr. H. Kyle Seale Platter Mr. Edmunds Travis, Jr. Mr. John R. Foster Mr. Clifton E. Speir Mr. Robert E. Rain Mr. James W. Wilson The Honorable William L. 1948 Mr. R. R. Wiley, Jr. Mr. Tom B. Rhodes Mr. J. Ralph Wood, Jr. Garwood Mr. John D. Aikin The Honorable Mary Pearl The Honorable John H. The Honorable Jack The Honorable Frank H. Williams Whittington Hampton Crain Mr. Jean M. Worsham 1952 Mr. Roy E. Johnston Mr. George M. Hopkins, Jr. The Honorable James E. The Honorable Joe Dibrell, Mr. Chauncey D. Leake, 1943 Mr. Jesse P. Luton, Jr. Wright Jr. Jr. Mr. Louis H. Beard Mr. Clinton F. Morse Professor William F. Young Mr. M. Dudley Fowler Mr. Bill Neary

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T EACHING 120 Years EXCELLENCE T H E CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT Case Method Mr. Jack Pew, Jr. Mr. Kenneth J. Mr. Alfred H. Ebert, Mr. Charles J. Wilson Mr. Alphonso Mighell Jr. Mr. Herschel C. Winn Debate,1923 Ragland III Mr. Elton M. Mr. Claude C. Mr. Bill Reiff Montgomery Freeman Mr. Stanley D. The Honorable Sam Mr. S. Louis 1961 T IS FREELY CHARGED OVER Rosenberg Robertson Greenberg Mr. Robert A. the State that some of the Mr. Jack D. Sargent Mr. James M. Shatto Mr. William M. Anderson I professors in the Law Mr. Sonny Sowell Mr. Gerald Shur Huffman Mr. John F. Boyle, Jr. Department of the University of Mr. Herbert N. Mr. Thomas J. Brorby Mr. William A. Stout Mr. Richard B. Stone Texas are intent upon changing the Mr. Marvin Russell Lackshin Mr. Lee Caldwell Thomas, Jr.* Mr. Victor E. Mr. Keith Drummond system of teaching law so that noth- 1956 The Honorable Manning Mr. Adair Dyer, Jr. ing but the case system will survive. Mr. Raymond Thomas A. Mr. Everett A. Mr. James This we would denominate as Anderson Thomas Marley, Jr. Greenwood III “Harvardizing” the Law Department Mr. J. Evans Attwell Mr. Warlick Thomas Mr. Dudley D. Mr. Lawrence B. of the University of Texas and, to The Honorable Mr. Ramon A. Von McCalla Haile Robert E. Baber Drehle Mr. Franklin Moore Mr. Julian V. Horwitz this, we are absolutely opposed. . . . Mr. Milton L. Mr. Robert S. Mr. Aubrey L. Mr. S. Stephen Lang [T]he attempt to substitute the case Bankston Weatherall Roberts Mr. R. J. Linton system for the method of teaching The Honorable Lieutenant Colonel Mr. Don R. Stodghill Colonel Tommy W. adopted by the Old Alcalde, Yancey James D. Baskin, Norris W. Yates, Jr. Mr. Frank Stovall Lueders Lewis, Clarence Miller, Judge Jr.* Mr. Larry Temple Mr. Jack B. Manning Simpkins and Judge Townes has no Mr. Bernard O. Dow Mr. James L. Truitt Mr. Thomas V. Mr. John L. Estes 1958 Mr. Carlton D. Wilde McMahan doubt had also something to do with The Honorable Ms. Lola L. Bonner Mr. Howard Wolf Mr. Roy W. Mouer the sentiment over the State in Gordon Gray Mr. Leonard E. Davis Mr. Michael R. regard to the law school. . . . In our The Honorable Mr. Sam L. Kelley 1960 Pickering opinion, it is better to air the whole William L. Mr. Joe R. Long The Honorable matter and let us find out what is the Hughes, Jr. Mr. C. France McCoy The Honorable Charles R. Ramsay matter with the Law Department Mr. Dan M. Hurley Mr. Graham Robert R. Barton Mr. Irwin R. Mr. Ed Idar, Jr. McCullough Mr. Joe B. Cannon Salmanson than it is to have such men as Bob Mr. Duane O. Juvrud The Honorable Jack Mr. J. Sewell Couch Mr. Miles Schulze Knight, Henry Coke and Judge Mr. M. McDonnold, R. Miller Mr. Benny T. Dumas Mr. Ben B. West William H. Atwell of Dallas and Jr. Mr. Fred J. Morton The Honorable scores of other leaders of the bar in Mr. Howard Waldrop Mr. Bobby D. Myers Robert A. Gritta Texas sending their boys to Harvard Mr. Walter P. Mr. Howard F. Mr. Dewuse Guyton, 1962 Wolfram Naughton, Jr. Jr. Mr. Robert W. Amis and Yale in preference to sending Mr. Joe A. Osborn Mr. O.C. Hamilton, Jr. Mr. Richard E. Black them to the University of Texas. 1957 Mr. Wayne A. Rohne Mr. Jack Hartel Mr. Joe I. Cardenas —David A. Frank, ’02, “Harvardizing the Mr. Jerome R. Rose Mr. Claude A. Hays, Mr. George C. University,” Alcalde, February 1923 The Honorable John Mr. Dolph B. H. Jr. Chapman C. Akard Simon Mr. Ted M. Kerr Mr. Frank C. Cooksey Mr. Sheldon Anisman Colonel Bryan S. Mr. John L. Mr. Don L. Dickson Response by Professor The Honorable Ann Spencer Lancaster III Mr. Herbert Ehrlich Leon Green, ’15 P. Baker Mr. John C. Mr. Stevens F. Mr. Warner F. Mr. Henry G. Steinberger Mafrige Fassnidge IT IS TRUE “THAT THE PROFESSORS who Bennett, Jr. Mr. Carol Vance Mr. Charles C. Mr. Taylor Gandy teach law are entirely satisfied with the Mr. James V. Bliss Mr. William Key Mason, Jr. Mr. Frank W. Giesber case method.” Why shouldn’t they be? The Honorable Jerry The Honorable Mr. Roger Glandon Wilde Mr. Frank’s inference is that they do Buchmeyer Mr. Barney Young Charles Edward Mr. Floyd E. Guest, Mr. V. Reagan Burch Miller Jr. not know a good method when they Mr. Charles E. Mr. Joe Pool Mr. George H. Hagle, see it in operation. The inference Cheever, Jr. 1959 Mr. Charles H. Purdy Jr. would go to the capacity of the teacher Mr. George G. Clifton The Honorable John Mr. Dan M. Reed, Jr. Brigadier General and not the method used. If men who Mr. Harold F. Curtis, Robert Adamson Mr. Cullen A. Rogers Thomas G. Jeter make law teaching a profession cannot Jr. The Honorable R. J. III Mr. John Furman The Honorable J. Lee Adcock Mr. Albert C. Ross Lewis be relied upon to work out proper Dittert, Jr. Mr. R. Wade Adkins Mr. Camille F. Mr. Phillip L. Mann methods, who shall be relied upon to Mr. Stanley Freed Mr. William T. J. Sarrouf Mr. Gene Matthews, do so? But it is not an unusual trait of Mr. Frank Gibson Burke Mr. C. W. Jr. human nature generally for the non- Mrs. Annelle S. Mr. T. P. Busch Schumacher, Jr. Mr. James W. professional to indicate to the profes- Lanford Mr. James R. Coffee Mr. Jon Totz McBride sional how to get the best results out Mr. Jarrel D. The Honorable Mr. Larry E. Wadler Mr. John D. McQuigg McDaniel Eduardo E. de Mr. William D. The Honorable Don of his profession. Mr. John R. McFall Ases White, Jr. B. Morgan —Leon Green, “The Case System—A Rejoinder,” Alcalde, May 1923

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TEACHING 120 Years EXCELLENCE Are Standards THE CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT The Honorable Mr. James H. Mr. Jonathan Day Mr. Daniel V. Flatten Too High? 1937 Robert T. Pfeuffer Brannon Mr. Dick DeGuerin Mr. Dan A. Fleckman Mr. Joe Ramirez Mr. David Mooney Mr. W. Gordon Mr. Theodore D. Mr. Norman R. Carmichael Dickinson Frank HEN CRITICISM IS MADE OF Rogers Mr. Anthony B. Mr. James H. Dudley Mr. Richard G. Frey the standard of work required Cavender Mr. Edward K. Fein The Honorable J. Ray W at the law school the com- 1963 Mr. Lynn R. Coleman Mr. Charles W. Gayle III plaint, more often than not, is that it The Honorable Giraud III The Honorable Mr. R. Harry Akin Joseph Connally is too high. That the standard is a stiff Mr. John A. Graml Herbert Green Mr. Malcolm G. Mr. Dudley R. Dobie, Mr. Louis E. Mr. Tolbert L. one, there is no disposition to deny. In Baker, Jr. Jr. McCarter Greenwood the ten years from 1925 to 1935, 686 Mr. John A. Barrett Mr. Tom W. Gregg, Mr. Roy Merrill Mr. John W. Harris students were graduated while during Mr. Clayte Binion III Jr. Mr. John L. Mr. Frank D. Hill the same period 545 were dropped The Honorable Mr. Michael A. Murchison, Jr. Mr. Brock Huffman Melchor Chavez from school for failure to pass the Hatchell Mr. Jon P. Newton Mr. Chalon Jones Mr. John C. Mr. Bill E. Henry minimum number of hours required. Dean Ronald F. Mr. Frank G. Jones Culpepper, Jr. Mr. Raymond C. Kerr Phillips Mr. Raymond L. Failures in law courses are substantial- Mr. Rod T. Edens Mr. V. Scott Kneese Mr. William B. C. Kalmans ly higher than in any other school or Mr. John W. Fainter, Mr. Fritz A. Korth Pittenger Mr. Larry D. Knippa college of the University and 50% Jr. Mr. James C. Larkin Mr. Pike Powers Mr. Walter N. Kuntz higher than average for the University Mr. Harrell Feldt Mr. John H. Marks, Mr. Frank M. Putman III Mr. James L. as a whole, despite the fact that stu- Jr. The Honorable Mr. David I. Gallagher Mr. Edgar J. Marston Wendell C. Kuperman dents who enter the law school have Mr. Harry Gee, Jr. III Radford Mr. Jeffry B. Lewis Mr. Lawrence B. Mr. Marion E. Mr. James M. Mr. Dale Long Gibbs McDaniel, Jr. Rhodes Mr. John H. Massey Mr. Tom Henson Mr. Gaynell C. Mr. James U. Ross Mr. Ernest Paul Mr. Donald L. Howell Methvin Mr. Larry McNutt, Jr. Mr. Glenn Jarvis Mr. Ken Muldrow Schoenbrun Mr. Laurance C. Mr. Kenneth H. Mr. Kenneth W. Mr. Edward R. Scott, Mosher Johnson Nordeman Jr. The Honorable Mr. Mike Joplin Mr. Thomas W. Oliver Mr. John Randolph Menton J. Murray The Honorable The Honorable Thompson, Jr. Mr. David R. Joseph P. Kelly Robert M. Parker Mr. Carl W. Vogt Noteware Mr. W. Carroll Kelly Mr. Philip Patman Mr. Peter Winstead Mr. Dudley Oldham Mr. Marcial Mr. Edward B. Mr. Paul J. Mr. P. Dexter Alexander Knapp Pickett Youngdale Peacock Mr. Robert B. Lane Mr. Joseph R. Mr. Robert A. Peavy Mr. Greg N. Martin Pulaski 1966 Mr. John N. Pollard Mr. William E. Mr. Bruce Dixie Mr. Michael R. Matthews Smith Mr. William K. Adam Rooke Mr. Michael S. Mr. Irwin H. Charles W. Bailey Mr. Laurence Schor Moehlman Steinhorn Mr. L. E. Barbee Mr. Robert F. See, Jr. This grade book shows the marks of such Mr. Oliver Mr. Edward W. Mr. William Andrew Mr. Darryl M. Springs legal luminaries as famous criminal Pennington Turley, Jr. Barr Mr. James Gordon lawyer Percy E. Foreman, ’27; U.S. district Mr. Harry W. Stafford Mrs. Melinda Terry Mr. Roger L. Beebe Vaughter court justices Joe Ewing Estes, ’27, and Mr. David Vance Mr. Michael A. Mr. Michael S. Wilk Ernest Allen Guinn,’27; Texas Supreme Stubbeman Mr. Ray A. Weed Berniger Court associate justice Thomas B. Mr. Kenneth Tekell, Mr. Timothy Joseph Greenwood, ’27; and James P. Hart, first Sr. Blair 1967 chancellor of the University of Texas. Mr. Jimmie B. Todd 1965 The Honorable Mr. Everett L. Mr. Estil A. Vance, Mr. Jack B. Boone Gerald M. Brown Anschutz, Jr. already survived the sifting process of a Jr. Mr. A. William Mr. John T. Cabaniss Mr. Thomas P. Battle minimum of two years of college work. The Honorable Brackett Mr. John R. Cope The Honorable G. Some students fail for lack of ability, of William R. Vance Mr. Wm. Terry Bray Mr. R. Caven Todd Baugh Mr. Joe F. Wheat Mr. Charles A. Crosnoe course, and others for lack of effort. Mr. James A. Mr. Bill R. Womble Brothers Mr. William D. Besselman That the standard . . . leaves a wide Professor Thomas C. Darling Mr. Robert Blakeney margin for the better students is clear- Cady The Honorable Ralph Mr. Jimmy L. ly shown by the fact in the school year 1964 Mr. Neal D. Cannon, W. Dau Browning just ended 8 of the 10 Chancellors and Mr. J. Alton Alsup Jr. Mr. Robert A. De Mr. Robert E. 11 of the 15 honor graduates worked Mr. James M. Alsup Mr. Edmund P. Cranz Witt Brunkenhoefer The Honorable Ken Mr. Norman W. Mr. Howard P. Dreyer Mr. Thomas L. at extra jobs on the side. Andrews Darwin Mr. David Lewis Burdett —Dean Ira Hildebrand, Speech to the Law School Mr. John W. Bassett Mr. Don L. Davis Evans Mr. G. David Carlock Alumni, 1937

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The Honorable Jack E. Mr. Jack B. Edrington Mr. Lawrence Hubert Clore Mr. Edward W. Dunbar Mr. George M. Fleming Carter Mr. Ronald L. Fann Mrs. Jamie Byrne Creech Mr. Alan C. Fielder Mr. Theodore P. Gorski, Jr. Mr. Drew Cauthorn Mr. Michael L. Feighny Ms. Sylvia M. Demarest Mr. Kelly Frels Colonel David E. Graham Mr. Colbert N. Coldwell Mr. Royce Jay Hailey, Jr. Mr. Dale A. Dossey Mr. Cullen M. Godfrey Mr. James J. Graham Mr. Ronald R. Cresswell The Honorable Kent R. Mr. R. James George, Jr. Mr. William Ostrom Mr. Michael E. Grimes Mr. Donald Michael Dalton Hance Mr. H. E. Bert Graham Goodman Professor J. Patrick Hazel Mr. Robert L. Davis Mr. Anthony L. Hodges Professor Michael M. Mr. G. Maynard Green Mr. John H. Hingson III Mr. Charles P. Donnelly Mr. John S. Hollyfield Greenfield Mr. David T. Harvin Mr. William A. Hoy Mr. Ed H. Esquivel Mr. C. A. Hotchkiss Ms. Paula A. Jameson Mr. David T. Hedges, Jr. Mr. H. David Hughes Mr. Francisco J. Flores, Jr. The Honorable Lynn N. Mr. Michael R. Johnson Mr. H. David Herndon Mr. Jerry D. Johnson Mr. Charles C. Foster Hughes The Honorable Donald R. Mr. M. Lawrence Hicks, Jr. Mr. J. Michael Keeling Mr. William J. Galbreath Mr. R. Clayton Hutchins Jones Mr. Yerger Hill III Mr. Thomas M. Kocurek Mr. Jack P. Gatewood Mr. Kenneth C. Kaye Mr. Barney L. Knight Mr. Donald C. Hood Mr. Stephen R. Mr. John F. Gray Mr. Henry A. Kelly Mr. Rodney C. Koenig Mr. Kenneth E. Houp, Jr. Lindemood Mr. Don W. Griffis Mr. David R. Keyes The Honorable Elizabeth Mr. Charles F. Johnson The Honorable Tom G. Mr. J. Clifford Gunter III Mr. Albert B. Kimball, Jr. Lacy Mr. Clyde Johnson III Loeffler Mr. William P. Hallman, Jr. Mr. Kenneth D. Mr. James Lewis Leader Mr. Richard Kardys Mrs. Jacqueline M. Mr. John L. Hopwood Kuykendall Mr. Jim Love Mr. David E. Kinnan McCreary Mrs. Kathleen E. Irvin Mr. Charles D. Lummus Mr. Michael R. Maguire Mrs. Carole Kolstad Mr. Richard T. McMillan Mr. Ronald D. Karchmer Mr. Charles Wayne Mann Ms. Mary J. McKerall Mr. Eric Lacktman Mrs. Jan R. Newsom Mr. Stanley B. Kay Mr. Frank E. McCreary III Mr. John V. McShane Ms. Jane H. Macon Mr. John P. Niland Mr. John Wilson Kelsey Mr. Steve Morris Mr. William T. Miller Mr. R. Laurence Macon Mr. Neil J. Orleans Mr. Joel H. Klein Mr. Stuart A. Morse Mr. Richard G. Morgan Mr. Thomas D. Manford III Mr. Duncan Elliot Osborne Mr. Arno W. Krebs, Jr. Mr. Richard B. Negley Ms. Nancy A. Norman Mr. Schuyler B. Marshall Mr. Quanah Parker The Honorable Royce C. Mr. John G. Niles Mr. Leroy Morgan Poinsett IV Mr. Michael W. Perrin Lamberth Mr. Arden E. Page Mr. Marlow R. Preston Ambassador Stan L. Mr. Carl Pickett Mr. John Lock Mr. George P. Parker, Jr. Mr. John H. Rodgers McLelland Mr. Edwin E. Powell, Jr. Ms. Neilyn Griggs Maloney Mr. Crillon C. Payne II Mr. Peter Ross Mr. Philip G. Meyer Mr. Phillip M. Renfro Mrs. Wendy Marsh Mr. L. John Peterson Mr. William M. Rugeley Mr. Robert Milbank, Jr. Mr. Gilbert Rodriguez Mr. C. D. Martin Mr. Don C. Plattsmier Mr. Robert A. Sewell Mr. Martin E. Morris Mr. Joe Arthur Rudberg Mr. Ebb B. Mobley Mr. Ben Ramsey Mr. Lindsay Sharpe Mr. Ronald J. Neiman Mr. Joseph W. Russell Mr. Harvey L. Morton Mr. Stanley E. Rauhut Ms. Ana Marie Stern Mr. Neil Edward Newsom Mr. Roy Rutland III Mr. Mark L. Murdock Mr. Joseph Neal Mr. Gary J. Takacs Mr. Michael C. O’Connor Mr. Larry Sauer, Jr. Mr. James B. Nance II Richardson Mr. Dick Trabulsi Mr. William Pannill Mr. James W. Shaddix Mr. Theodore P. Orenstein Mr. Eduardo Roberto Mr. Charles Tupper, Jr. Mr. Marcus Allen Pitre Mr. William Shirley Mr. Patrick C. Oxford Rodriguez The Honorable Bette E. Mr. Ken Powell Mr. James K. Short Mr. Mark W. Perrin Ms. Fairy Davenport Uhrmacher Mr. Michael A. Rea Mr. Leland Gayle Smith Mr. Jon C. Pfennig Rutland Mr. Kenneth S. Watson II Mr. Mike Rosenwasser Mrs. Linda E. Sorber Mr. Rayford Price Mr. Leonard J. Schwartz Mr. M. Lawrence Wells Mr. Robert S. Simon Mr. Michael D. Stuart Mr. James W. Robertson Mr. Ben H. Sheppard, Jr. Mr. Arthur M. Wharton Mr. E. Stanley Topek Mr. Charles S. Turet, Jr. Mr. John M. Scanlan Mr. Barton S. Smith Mr. Peter D. Williamson Mr. Terry O. Tottenham Mr. Martin A. Tyckoski Mr. Robert M. Sprague Mr. Frank Forsythe Smith Mr. T. Michael Wilson Mr. Daniel S. Trachtenberg Mr. John A. Watson Mr. M. Richard Stewart Mr. Robert Lee Smith Mr. J. David Tracy Dr. Knut Suhr Mr. Donald S. Thomas, Jr. Mr. Tim Von Dohlen 1972 Mr. L. Lamar Tims Mr. Gerald P. Urbach 1970 Mr. Theodore F. Weiss, Jr. Mr. Ben F. Vaughan III The Honorable Thomas Mr. Leslie C. Acker Mr. Troy D. Williams Mr. Christopher B. Allen Mr. Ralph W. Vertrees Francis Vickers Mr. Thomas G. Barnes Dr. Irma June Wink Mr. Richard Owen Baish Professor Jay L. Westbrook Mr. Charles K. Barrow Mr. David L. Yarbrough Mr. John P. Beall Mr. Ben E. Benjamin Mr. John A. Yeager Mr. Ernest F. Bogart 1968 Mr. S. I. Betzer, Jr. Mr. Robert W. Bramlette Mr. Danny R. Barfield 1969 Mr. Timothy R. Brown Mr. Jon B. Burmeister Mr. Cue D. Boykin Mr. Richard J. Agnich Mr. James Y. Bryce 1971 Professor Gordon T. Butler Mr. David P. Brown Mr. James Lloyd Anthony Mr. Robert C. Carr Mr. Antonio Alvarado Mr. George B. Butts Mrs. Miriam M. Burke Mr. Geoffrey Arms Mr. Robert John Collins Mr. Edmund T. Anderson Mr. David W. Childress Mr. F. Randolph Burroughs Mr. Jack L. Baber Mr. Robert G. Converse IV Mr. F. J. Coleman, Jr. Mr. David Chappell Mr. James A. Bannerot Mr. Christopher E. H. Mr. Marc P. Bernat Mr. Robert M. Collie, Jr. Mr. John P. Cogan, Jr. Mr. Richard Anthony Dack Mr. Curtis G. Briggs Mr. Thomas W. Craddock Mr. Michael L. Cook Beacom, Jr. Mr. Robert Davidson Mr. T. Paul Bulmahn Mr. David B. Craig Mr. Clinton F. Cross Mr. John L. Bland Mr. J. Russell Davis Mr. Gerald C. Carruth Ms. Berry Ponton Crowley Mr. Robert G. Croyle, Jr. Mr. James G. Boyle Mr. James Vinson Derrick, Mr. James C. Considine Mr. Romulo L. Diaz, Jr. Mr. Michael B. Dear Mr. Michael K. Braswell Jr. Mr. David P. Cotellesse Mr. John C. D. Drolla Mr. Henry D. DeBerry III Mr. Joseph R. Breed Mr. James S. Dougherty Mr. Edwin R. DeYoung The Honorable James W. Mr. David DeWall Mr. Stuart M. Bumpas Mr. Robert S. Driegert Mr. Phil Dunlap Dryden Mr. W. Alvin Early Mr. James E. Burk Mr. Allan K. DuBois Mr. Milton E. Feder Mrs. Ann Dennis Dykes

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Mr. Osborne J. Dykes III Mr. Larry Baskind Mr. Charles L. Warren The Honorable David Mr. Ken Hines Mr. J. William Earle Mr. James S. Blaszak The Honorable Gary L. Peeples Mr. Alan Holman Mr. Jack P. Eckels Mrs. Barbara Bordelon Watkins Mr. Richard H. Peeples Mr. Paul Joseph Holmes Ms. Mary Ellen Felps Mr. Art Brender Mr. Rick L. Wittenbraker Mr. James M. Phillips Mr. Kenneth C. Howard, Mr. Paul W. Fox The Honorable William C. Mr. Bart Wulff Mr. Randy M. Phillips Jr. Mr. Reynaldo G. Garza, Jr. Bryson Mr. Lee Riddell Polson Ms. Ann C. Jacobs Mr. William Fred Hagans Mr. John H. Chamberlain Mr. Michael V. Powell Mrs. Carol H. Jewett Mr. Frank G. Harmon III Mr. Charles G. Childress 1974 Mr. Bruce F. Rieck Mr. Gregory M. Jones The Honorable Melinda Ms. Julia Penny Clark The Honorable Marilyn Mr. Lawrence H. The Honorable Woodie Furche Harmon Mr. Robert M. Cohan Aboussie Rubenstein Jones Mr. Jake R. Harper Mr. R. B. Cook, Jr. The Honorable David J. Mr. J. Ronald Sandberg Mr. Harris E. Kerr Mr. Weston L. Harris Mr. Rodney K. Crowl Adkins Mr. Lionel M. Schooler Reverend Daniel L. King Mr. John Hay, Jr. Mr. Jefferson J. Davis Mr. Jim Alsup Mr. Neal Serotte Mr. Sandy Kress Mr. Robert S. Hirsh The Honorable John Mr. Stephen Angle Mr. Frank H. Sheffield, Jr. Mr. John S. Landrum Mr. Phillip M. Hughes Delaney Mr. G. Luke Ashley Mr. David A. Sheppard Mr. William S. Lee Mr. John C. Kerr Mr. Raymond C. Durbin Mr. David Barbour The Honorable Susan Mrs. Lila C. Marshall Mr. George F. Kutzschbach Mr. Terence Farrell Mr. John T. Barrett, Jr. Sheppard Mr. Mike McConnell Mr. Michael R. Levy Mr. Harry F. Faulkner III Mr. Roger A. Bartlett Mr. August E. Shouse Mr. Eldridge Moak Mrs. Mary M. Lowry Mr. Robert C. Feldman Ms. Glenda B. Boverie Mr. Richard S. Simms Mr. Alan D. Monroe Mr. Steven T. Matthews Mr. Edward I. Foster Mr. Jefferson K. Brim III Mr. John G. Soule Mr. R. Wayne Moore Mrs. Catherine C. Mr. Charles Fuquay The Honorable Randy Mr. J. Lindsay Stradley, Jr. The Honorable Rathakorn McCulley Mr. David C. Garza Catterton Mr. Gary J. Strauss Nimwatana Mr. Hugh L. McCulley Ms. Pamela Gaskins Mr. John W. Cones Mr. John S. Teutsch Mr. Peter Andrew Nolan Mr. Michael L. Mr. Randel B. Gibbs Mr. B. Thomas Cook Mr. Timothy J. Unger Mr. Robert L. Page McReynolds Mr. Michael L. Helwick Mr. Alan H. Cooper Mr. William M. Waxman Mr. Michael L. Pate Mr. Michael Melvin Ms. Susan J. Hollon Mr. Clayton E. Devin Mr. James E. Webb Ms. Kristine Patrick Mr. Larry E. Meyer Mr. Robert L. Hopkins Mr. David G. Dunlap Mr. Leo J. Welder, Jr. Mr. Thomas J. Perich Mr. Charles C. Murray Mr. Thomas T. Hutcheson Mr. S. Stacy Eastland Mr. J. Tullos Wells The Honorable J. David Mr. Russell E. Painton Mr. E. Stephen Jett Mr. Stephen B. Edwards Mr. Stephen J. Wilkinson Phillips Mr. William R. Pakalka Mr. H. Michael Johnson Mr. Jan E. Farley Mr. Mark E. Wise Mr. Thomas A. Reed Mr. Harry G. Parkin Mr. Cary D. Jones Mr. Yale S. Finkle Mr. Louis S. Zimmerman Mr. Alan J. Robin The Honorable Federico F. Mr. Sherwood O. Jones Mr. Gregory T. Frazer Mr. Scott E. Rozzell Pena Mr. Raymond W. Jordan Mr. Thomas D. Fritz Mr. Lynn E. Sanders Mr. Brian C. Rider 1975 Mr. David N. Kitner Mr. Albert Lee Giddens Mr. Ellis G. Saybe Mr. John L. Ritts Mr. William L. LaFuze Mr. Kenneth Gindy Mr. Scott J. Atlas Mr. Karl B. Schmalz Mr. Michael E. Roper Mr. William A. Lang Mr. Edward G. Hawkins Ms. Gail Anne Bartlett Mr. Ronald Scott Mr. Glen A. Rosenbaum Mr. H. Drake Leddy Mrs. Jane Jachimczyk Mr. Gilbert J. Bernal, Jr. Mr. Ronald T. Sponberg Mr. Henry Salzhandler Mr. K. O. Long, Jr. Hayman Mr. Bryan C. Birkeland Mr. Ross W. Stoddard III Mr. Dan Settle, Jr. Mr. Edward B. Madden, Jr. Mr. Daniel Hedges Mr. Wm. Patrick Bishop Mr. Greg F. Strobl Mr. Scott C. Shelton Mr. Michael L. Malone Mr. Harold F. Hees Colonel John Crawford Mr. Mark S. Summers Mr. J. Todd Shields Mr. Dale Gene Markland Mr. John E. Howell Boston Mr. Donald R. Taylor Mr. Larry Shoaf The Honorable Patrick T. Mr. Ron L. Hundley Mr. Scott Bounds Mr. Ron Tefteller Mr. Louis J. Sirico, Jr. Meyers Mr. Neal Jerome Iverson Mr. David H. Brown Mr. Christopher J. Tome Mr. Roy C. Snodgrass III Mr. Thomas O. Moore III The Honorable Irene F. Mr. Ben R. Chappell Mr. Paul J. Van Osselaer Mr. Ken Sparks Mr. Paul F. Nielsen Jackson Mr. Fielding B. Cochran III Mr. William R. Volk Mr. William R. Squires III Mr. Leonard W. Peck, Jr. Mr. Douglas F. John Mr. John M. Collins Mr. James R. Walsh Mr. Andrew P. Starck The Honorable Robert A. Mrs. Wendy M. John Mr. Terry W. Conner Mr. D. Gibson Walton Mr. Hawk Mesa Storm Perkins Mr. Glen Johnson Mr. Robert A. Curry Mr. James L. Ware Mr. David A. Taggart Mr. Ben H. Powell V Mr. Alan B. Jones Ms. Anne Megan Davis Mr. Steven A. Waters Mr. Ellis L. Tudzin Mr. J. Stephen Quinn Mr. Andrew L. Kerr Mr. Stephen D. Dix Mr. Mark Weiss The Honorable Jerald A. Mr. Mark S. Raynes Mr. Jerry M. Keys Mr. Stephen Doggett Mr. Newton W. Wilson III Valentine Mr. Alan H. Raynor Mr. Stephen R. Knox Mr. Trey Dowdy III Mr. R. Daniel Witschey, Jr. Mr. Danny L. Van Winkle Mr. Floyd I. Robinson Mr. James F. Lane Ms. Linda Eads The Honorable Diane P. Mr. Dick Watt Dean C. Paul Rogers III Mr. James F. Lawler, Jr. Mr. Thomas P. Erwin Wood Mr. Robert G. West Mr. M. Frank Russell Mr. Ronald T. Luke Mr. James W. Ferguson Mr. Jack B. Zimmermann Mr. H. Philip Whitworth, Mr. John H. Sandlin Ms. Janet S. McClendon Mr. Michael E. Frederick Jr. Mr. Richard L. Schwartz Mr. Richard W. Meyer Mr. Gary S. Glesby Mr. Terry A. Yates Mr. Donald A. Smyth Mr. David K. Meyercord The Honorable Ginny 1976 Mr. Kirk Snouffer Mr. Robert E. Morse III Smith Granade Ms. Linda L. Addison 1973 Mr. Jay I. Solomon Ms. Lenore S. Ostrowsky Mr. Mark J. Grenader Mr. Max Murray Addison Mr. Nelson D. Abell III Mr. John T. Stough, Jr. Colonel Joel M. Oxley Mr. Brendan Hall Mr. Henry J. Amen III Mr. Thomas G. Adler Mr. Charles A. Tarpley Ms. Martha Priddy Mr. George L. Hangs, Jr. Mr. Michael W. Anglin The Honorable Sunya Mr. G. Waverly Vest, Jr. Patterson Mr. Dan Dennis Hartnett Mr. S. Jack Balagia, Jr. Anderson Mr. Robert C. Walker Mr. Ralph J. Pearson, Jr. Mr. John R. Heard Ms. Elizabeth F. Banks

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T E A C H I N G 120 Years EXCELLENCE THE CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT Dean Charles T. Mr. Allen P. Beinke, Mr. Richard M. Law Ms. Shirley Stover Mr. Randall L. Jr. Mr. Kenneth W. Allen Sarosdy McCormick, 1948 Mr. Neil A. Bickley Lewis Mr. Larry Barbour Mr. Charles W. Mr. R. Doak Bishop Mr. Robert J. Magner Mr. Robert C. Bass, Schwartz Mr. Nelson R. Block Ms. Ellen Maland Jr. Ms. Alison L. Smith UR MAIN SOURCE OF PUBLIC Mr. Gerald L. Bracht Mr. Michael G. Mr. Robert Chaucer Mr. C. David Stasny relations is in the class- Mr. Barry S. Brown Maloney Bata Mr. Steven M. Sucsy O room. Success for our school Mr. Mark R. Brown Mrs. Michelle P. Mr. Jerry A. Bell, Jr. Mr. James V. is measured by whether our students Maloney Mr. Rafael H. Berk Mrs. Deborah S. Sylvester are made to feel that they are getting Bryant Mr. L. Price Manford Mrs. Judith Reed Mr. Michael Tobin first-class training through well- Mr. Randolph W. Mr. Stephen L. Blakeway Mrs. Nancy Q. Truax Bryant McCleery Mr. James D. Mr. Robert N. planned courses taught by able men Mr. John A. Buckley, Mr. Darwin L. McKee Braddock Udashen who spend the energy to go to the Jr. Mr. Mike Mills Mr. William F. Mr. Tom Weathered bottom of their subjects. Well- Burbach Mr. James D. Ms. Alice Tirey Mr. Lang Mr. Paul D. Clote planned courses require a constant Burroughs Mitchell Wedgeworth III Mr. Harvey F. Cohen development of the curriculum. The Honorable Jon Mr. Stephen A. Ms. Mary Pat Wilson Mr. David W. Cotton H. Burrows Mitchell Mr. Ed Wright Mr. Rick Disney Professor Charles L. Mr. James Edward Mr. Richard F. Zier Mr. David J. Dunn Cantrell Myers Ms. Lynn Lewis Mr. Richard L. Mr. A. Kirby Cavin Mr. J. Nick Zimmerman Edmonson The Honorable Ann Netherton Mr. O. E. Elmore T. Cochran Mr. Jeffrey K. Mr. Mark C. Evans Mr. Travis R. Collier Newman 1978 Mr. Ken Ferguson Mr. David E. Cowling Dean Gene Ray Mr. Barry Abrams Nichol, Jr. Mr. Jeffrey A. Ford Mr. Gary Lyn Cox Mr. Barry Abrams Mr. Dale B. Nixon Mr. Kenneth Fuchs Mr. Stephen T. Colonel Thomas J. Mr. Donald L. Dalrymple Ms. Ruth B. Agnor Pennebaker Gaffney Mr. Robert D. Daniel Mr. Roger D. Aksamit Mr. Charles L. Perry Ms. Ellen Gates Mr. Steven K. Dankof Ms. Casceil M. The Honorable Mr. Bryan L. Goolsby Mr. Walter E. Aronson Dwight L. Phifer Mr. Ralph H. Hasson Demond Mr. Gregory L. Baker Mr. Scott M. Rawdin Mr. Jerel J. Hill Mr. Stephen P. Doyle Ms. Margaret Mrs. Sue B. Roberts Mr. Roger W. Hughes Mr. Gary W. Eiland McGloin Bennett Ms. Nancy Cohen Mr. Scott Hunsaker The Honorable Mr. Marvin E. Blum Roffman Mr. Raymond K. Wilford Flowers Mrs. Barbara Ann Mr. Monty L. Ross Leach Mr. Seth Freedman Bailey Bogart Mr. S. Anthony Safi Mr. Robert M. Ms. Kathryn S. Fuller Mr. John R. The Honorable Bea Lindquist Mrs. Susan L. Braddock Ann Smith Mr. Bruce Loeser Garrison Mr. Walter L. Rusty The Honorable Jorge Mr. Wallace W. Mr. Mark K. Glasser Brignon A. Solis Lovejoy Mr. David Hardin Mr. Michael A. Mr. Kenneth R. Stein Mrs. Bonnie Maria An example of a growing field is that Graves Bromberg Ms. Jan Summer Martin of Practice and Procedure. There Reverend Christian Ms. Robin L. Burrell Mr. James M. Mr. Bernie Martinez Harrison Mr. David M. Castro is a natural and constant urge by Summers Mr. Alan H. Meyers Ms. Dorlee E. Ms. Rebecca Adams lawyers and law students for more Mr. David Thompson Mr. Robert S. Morris Henderson Cavner III Mr. David L. training in the skills of the practice. Mr. Thomas S. Mr. Jack M. Mr. J. B. Tollett Mossman Effort in this direction soon encoun- Henderson Cleaveland, Jr. Mr. Edward F. Walker Mr. Dennis R. Neill ters the law of diminishing returns, Mr. F. Franklin Ms. Kathleen S. Mr. Charles C. Webb, Mr. Thomas J. Honea II Cleaveland as you approach these matters of Jr. O’Meara, Jr. Mr. Michael Horton Mr. Bruce W. Collins technique which the law office can Mr. J. Steven Mr. William W. Mrs. Royla M. Cox Ms. Diana M. Weisinger Ogden teach better, and in teaching which Hudson Mr. Rogers L. Crain The Reverend J. Mr. Kyle Pankonien the school must sacrifice those Mr. Monty Humble Stockton Williams The Honorable Juan Mr. Josiah M. Daniel studies which it can impart far more Colonel Alan R. III Mr. Richard W. R. Partida effectively. However, within these Jackson Mr. Russell D. Ms. Linda H. Earle Wiseman limits we have built a program of Mr. Gary C. Johnson Mr. Barry H. Wolf Peterson Mr. Paul A. Ehlert Mr. Richard M. Jones Mrs. Jama C. Ms. Theresa Eilers practical training far more extensive Mr. Scott Klippel Raubach Mr. William L. Farris than is to be found in most other Mr. Edward S. 1977 Mr. Arnold Rosenthal Mr. Jack Edward first-rate schools. Knight Mr. Michael A. Ms. Michele A. Fields Mr. James M. Abrams II Sanchez Mr. James Frederick —Charles McCormick, “Report to the Law School Koelemay, Jr. Mr. Frederick W. Mr. Michael K. Mr. Humberto G. Ex-Students for 1948–9,” a speech delivered to The Mr. B. John Lange III Addison III Sanderson Garcia University Ex-Students’ Association at the State Bar Convention in Fort Worth on July 2, 1949

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T E A C H I N G 120 Years EXCELLENCE The Law Faculty’s THE CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT Mr. Joe A. Garza, Jr. Ms. Christy B. Mr. Thomas I. Davies Ties to the The Honorable Pete 1979 Nisbett Ms. Harva R. Geren Mr. J. Cullen Mrs. Marcella Lee Dockery University, 1951 Mr. James B. Harris Aderhold Olson Mr. John Hand Mr. Terence J. Hart Anonymous Mr. Wayne K. Olson Dunbar Mr. Gary D. Mr. Frank Arnold Ms. Julie M. Paradis Mrs. Diana C. Durbin T APPEARS TO ME THAT IN Henderson Mr. Curtis R. Ashmos Mr. Dennis Kenton Mr. Richard L. recent years the Law School, Mr. Curtis D. Mr. J. Robert Beatty Powell Durbin, Jr. Hodgson Mr. John R. Eldridge I or at least some of the facul- Mr. Kelley K. Beck Ms. Barbara Ann Mr. Ronald W. Ms. Kathy J. Bible Radnofsky Ms. Theresa Moore ty members and so-called leaders of Johnson Mr. Herman Bouma Mr. Randall M. Frierson the Law School, have advocated the Ms. Laird E. Ms. Leslie Selig Byrd Ratner Mr. Ben Cox Garrett Lawrence policy of standing aloof or apart Mr. Ken Carroll Mr. Spencer L. Reid Mr. Bryan H. Hall Mrs. Simone from the general atmosphere and Mr. Stephen K. The Honorable Mr. Brett L. Simpson Carroll James L. Rex Hamilton cooperation which builds a great Leavenworth Mr. Frank J. Mr. Stan G. Roman Professor Gerard Mr. Don K. Leufven Cavaliere Mrs. Janet Castle Hertig Mr. Henry B. Levi Ms. Helene S. Cohen Roper Mr. Ronald G. Hole Ms. Deborah H. Mr. Sidney H. Davis, Mr. Robert M. Ms. H. Kate Hopkins Loomis Jr. Rutledge Mr. Charles M. Mr. Marc L. Luzzatto Mr. Thomas B. Mr. Deon Kirk Hornberger Ms. Kathleen E. Draper Shaffer Mr. H. Hollis Horton Magruder Mr. Stephen O. Mr. Mark E. Smith III Mr. Denny R. Martin Drenner Mr. Michael L. Spain Ms. Janet Little Mr. L. Lee McMurtry Horton Mr. Daniel George Mr. Ron A. Sprague III Easley Mr. Douglas E. Dr. Pat Kammerer Mr. Ronald E. Stewart Mr. Willie I. Kocurek Mendoza Mr. Joe Foy, Jr. Mr. Stephen L. Mrs. Kathleen C. Ms. Christy Milner Mr. Mario M. Garza Tatum Lake Mr. C. Michael Mr. Robert Groover Mr. Stephen G. Utz Ms. Margaret U. Lalk Moore Mr. Stanley B. Haas Mr. John B. Wallace Mr. Douglas E. Mann Mr. William J. Natho II Mr. Neal S. Manne Mr. John Mitchell Mr. Thomas S. Mr. David E. Whitten Ms. Carroll G. Martin Nevins Heather Mr. Richard S. Mr. Thomas G. Ms. Evelina Ortega The Honorable Wilensky Mason Professor Jenni Vonciel J. Hill Mr. Jeffrey L. Wood* Mr. Kevin Parrish Mr. Barry Hunsaker, Ms. Cindy Work McGillicuddy Mrs. Barbara A. Pate Jr. Mr. Casey Wren University. In short, it appears that Mr. Gary C. Miller Mr. Robert B. Payne, Mr. Robert Mrs. Aida Kennedy Mrs. Amy M. some of our so-called leaders on the Jr. Icenhauer- Ziemnicki Mitchell faculty and otherwise would like to Mr. Michael P. Ramirez Mrs. Penelope E. “Harvardize, Yaleize, or otherwise Pearson Ms. Arcie Jordan 1980 Nicholson Mrs. Shirley Mr. C. Ronald ostracize” the Law School and let it Mr. Bryce Panzer McGregor Pearson Kalteyer Professor Alex Wilson stand on its own bottom, etc. In my Mr. F. Richard Mr. Gerald Pruitt Mr. Terry Michael Albright humble opinion—which I do not Pappas Mr. John W. Rain Kee Mr. Thomas K. Mr. James M. Prince expect anybody to pay much atten- Mr. Charles C. Mr. John C. Anson Mr. Kenneth Ramirez tion to—such an attitude or policy is Reeder Knobelsdorf II Mr. Michael H. Mr. Mitchell S. squarely contrary to the ideas and Mr. Thomas L. Ms. Catherine Ann Bagot, Jr. Mrs. Linda Barrett Rosen ideals which the founders of the Secrest Lamboley Mr. Louis E. Silver Mr. L. Steven Leshin Ms. Mary M. Ms. DeMetris A. University had in mind when it was Sampson Mr. Michael R. Ms. Janiece M. Bearden established in the long ago. Anyone Steinhauser Longoria Mr. Abelardo P. Mr. Lee R. Sandoloski with an ounce of brains, and just a Ms. Cassie B. Mr. Charles Troy Bernal, Jr. little memory and interest in the Stinson Marshall Mr. Jeffrey O. Mr. John I. Schaberg Mr. Russell Shaw history, the development, and pur- Mr. Mark T. Story Mr. Dave B. Marshall Bramlett Ms. Nancy E. Mr. Craig Smyser, Jr. poses of the Law School and the Mr. Stephen C. Tarry Mr. Geofrey L. Mr. Robert P. Master Bramlett Ms. Kathryn Smyser University generally, must realize Thibault Mr. David G. Mr. D. Craig Brinker Mr. Mark A. Stinnett that from the very beginning the law Mr. Todd N. Wade Matthiesen Mr. L. E. Brizzolara Mr. Michael W. students of the University had been Ms. F. Lynne Mr. Daryle D. III Tankersley its principle leaders. Wilkerson McGinnis Mr. James T. Mr. Terry M. Thomas Mr. Darrell R. Mr. Enrique N. Cameron Mr. Clark G. —Robert Lee Bobbitt, ’15, letter to Dean W. Page Windham Medrano, Sr. Mr. Mark Cason Thompson, Jr. Keeton, ’31, dated February 23, 1951. Bobbitt Mr. Herman Wright, Ms. Margaret Mr. Luis A. Mr. Gerald E. served as Texas’ Speaker of the House and as the Jr. Netemeyer Consuegra Thornton, Jr. chief judge of the Third Circuit.

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Mr. Robert L. Tobey Mr. Kenneth G. Miles Mrs. Aileen M. Hooks Mr. Daniel A. Foster, Sr. Mr. Glenn E. Box Mrs. Helen Stewart Mrs. Catherine M. Miller Mrs. Kathleen H. Incerto Mr. Daniel R. Freund Mr. Patrick Breeland Truscott Ms. Dawn Miller Mr. Stuart B. Johnston, Jr. Ms. Barbara T. Friedman Ms. Donna M. Mr. J. Maxwell Tucker Mr. Larry W. Nettles Mr. Eric M. Katz Mr. Clifford L. Friedman Christopherson Mr. Thomas G. Wagner Mr. Joseph P. Oman Mr. James Arthur Keller Mr. David A. Furlow Ms. Mindel M. DeLatorre Mr. Raymond E. White Mr. John Osborne Mrs. Jane Woods La Ms. Quen K. Garza Ms. Deborah H. Delgado The Honorable D. Scott Mr. John T. Ridout Franchi Mr. Alexander J. Gonzales Mr. Jeffrey E. Eldredge Wisch The Honorable Guadalupe Ms. Katherine A. Le Voy Mr. Jeffrey S. Hawkins Mr. Howard V. Fisher Mr. H. H. Wommack III Rivera Mr. Daniel L. Mark Mr. Keith L. Head Mr. J. Nixon Fox III Mrs. Nancy Jewell Mrs. Adrienne Rivers Mr. Michael C. McRae Ms. Roberta J. Hegland Ms. Sharon Spurr Fox Wommack Mr. Lawrence S. Ms. Lolly Friedman Miller Ms. Karen L. Hirschman Ms. Carmen Leal Mr. William Xanttopoulos Rothenberg The Honorable Elliott Mr. Peter Hale Kesser Frownfelter Mr. Randall S. Rothschild Naishtat Mr. Jeffery R. Koch Mrs. Lisa Atlas Genecov 1981 Mr. Michael Daly Rowe Mr. Malcolm R. Newman Mrs. Teal Carroll Lang Mr. Robert S. Godlewski Mr. Frederick J. Schuck Ms. Sandra R. Nicolas Mr. J. Kelly Latz Mr. Steven P. Goodell Mr. Stephen R. Alton Mr. Barry S. Seidel Mr. Donald P. Noble Colonel George H. Mr. Richard J. Groos Ms. W. Jewel Arrington Mrs. Cynthia C. Smiley Ms. Carrin F. Patman Ledbetter Ms. Renee E. Harris Mr. James A. Baker IV Mr. Anthony Sorrentino Mr. Roland Pelletier Mr. Guy S. Lipe Mr. J. Gary Hart Mr. Robert W. Baker Mr. Stephen E. Story Ms. Lisa D. Powell Ms. Marie Odette Mace Mr. Kenneth G. Hawari Ms. P. Louisa Barnes Ms. Cynthia Day Stratton Ms. Jeanne Frazier Price Mr. Stephen Maislin Mr. Walter Andrew Herring Mr. Thomas G. Bateman, Jr. Major Manuel Supervielle Mr. John Bernard Price Mr. Hugo Daniel Martinez Mr. Kenneth A. Hodson Ms. Cynthia F. Bell Ms. Jeanmarie B. Tade Mr. Sean K. Proctor Ms. S. Camille Milner Mrs. Jo Lyn Kallison The Reverend David K. Ms. Grayson Cecil Tapp Mr. John C. Rawls Mr. M. Bradford Moody Mr. Spikes Kangerga Bernard Mr. Walker C. Taylor Mr. Richard C. Reed Ms. Lydia A. Morley The Honorable William R. Mr. William A. Brown Mrs. Cynthia Teal Thawley Mr. Peter Morgan Ms. Paula Denise Morris Keffer Ms. Laura P. Butler Mr. D. C. Toedt III Reynolds Mr. David J. Mullican, Jr. Mr. Leon Vadim Komkov Mr. Donald F. Carnes Mr. Derek R. Van Gilder Ms. Terri Warren Reynolds Ms. Carla S. Nelson Mrs. Rebecca Crosby Mr. Richard Paul Colquitt Mr. Eric Viehman Ms. Susan C. Rocha Ms. Blanca Uzeta O’Leary Komkov Mr. Morgan L. Copeland, Colonel Denise K. Vowell Ms. Cherie L. Rodgers Ms. Lori L. Ordiway Mr. Stephen A. Kuntz Jr. Mr. Paul C. Watler Mr. Paul D. Rula Mr. Peyton Paxson The Honorable John H. Mr. James L. Cuclis Mr. David B. West Mr. John C. Rutherford Ms. Dee Ann Payne Kyles Dr. Henry Cuellar Mr. Pinckney N. Whitfield Mr. J. Patrick Ryan Ms. Lisa H. Pennington Ms. Cynthia F. Leigh Mr. Bennie G. Davis Mr. Allan A. Shenoi Mr. Dean Pinkert Mr. H. Hays Lindsley Mr. Gary W. Davis, Jr. Mr. James E. Smith Ms. Grace Fisher Ms. Ann Vevier Lockwood Mr. Stephen D. Davis 1982 Ms. Jan Soifer Renbarger Mr. Steven R. Martens Mrs. Stephanie E. Donaho Mr. Thomas W. Adkins Mr. Berry D. Spears Mr. William L. Rentfro Mr. Hugh E. McGee III Mrs. Elizabeth H. Drews Mr. Stephen I. Adler Mr. Marc R. Stanley Mr. Javier Riojas Ms. Susan Bailey McGee Mr. Jack Drews Mr. Kurt Andreason Mr. Michael R. Swan Mr. Ruben S. Robles Mr. Erich A. Morales The Honorable Richard H. Professor David J. Ms. Kay L. Taylor Ms. Karen E. Sapp Mr. David T. Moran Edelman Aronofsky Mr. Thomas W. Taylor Mr. Richard David Schell Professor Olga L. Moya Mr. W. Thomas Finley Mr. Wilbur Aylor Ms. Janelle C. Thibau Mr. Jonathan B. Skidmore Mr. Ricardo J. Navarro Ms. Judy Frederick Mr. James Robert Bailey Mr. Layne A. Thompson Mr. Martin A. Sosland Mr. M. Forest Nelson The Honorable Will Ford Ms. Bette Ann Baker Ms. Lilliana Torreh- Mr. Craig D. Spirduso Mr. Patrick Joseph Hartnett Mr. Ruben R. Barrera Bayouth Mr. Gene Storie O’Connell Ms. Diane Hebner Mr. S. Meade Bauer Mrs. Jane Owen White Ms. Colleen Sullivan Mr. William C. Ostendorff Ms. Susan Henricks Mr. Brian R. Bloom Taylor Mr. Brett A. Perlman Mr. Joseph A. Hoffman Mr. Brian K. Bosien 1983 Mrs. Leah C. Taylor Mr. John P. Pierce Mr. Scott Horton Mr. Steven M. Bowers Mr. Robert P. Taylor III Ms. Rada Lynn Potts Mr. Michael P. House Mr. Robert N. Brailas Mr. Tom P. Allen Ms. Susan Vincent Mr. Tyrone A. Powell Mr. M. Scott Incerto Mr. David M. Brooks Mr. Leland I. Ammons Mr. Robert C. Walters Mr. James T. Rain Ms. Nancy L. Jenkins Mr. John D. Chapman Mr. Arthur J. Anderson Ms. Jana C. Werner Ms. Cathy Ries Ms. Karen Jones Mr. James W. Checkley, Jr. Mr. Scott B. Aston Mr. Walter Rufus Wilder Mr. Robert R. Ries Mr. Jeffrey L. Joyce Ms. Susan G. Conway Mr. John B. Beckworth Mr. Scott Wulfe Mr. Gary D. Roberts Mr. John L. Kee III Mr. Daniel A. Corbin Mrs. Laura H. Beckworth Mr. Howard C. Yancy Ms. Marcia L. Rodgers Mrs. Janis H. Loegering Ms. Lisa M. Crane Mr. Patrick Charles Bernal Ms. Susan F. Zinn Mr. Robert A. Rosenthal Mr. John R. Lyde Mr. Ray N. Donley Mr. Robert H. Bradford Mrs. Donna G. Mr. Bob Mace Mr. Patrick J. Dyer Mr. James D. Brownlie Rosenwasser Mr. Patrick J. Maher Mr. David Garcia Mr. Raul Calderon 1984 Mr. Jerry G. Sanchez Ms. Sylvia Mandel Ms. Susan C. Gentz Mr. David B. Cohen Ms. Susana I. Aleman Ms. Joy Segars Mr. Thomas P. Mason Mr. Kenneth D. Goodman Mr. David P. Crist Mr. Paul E. Anderson Mr. Jimmy Shook Dr. Sharon M. Mattox Mr. Mitchell J. Green Mr. Pedro S. Cruz Mr. Mario A. Barrera Mr. Kenneth J. Simon Mr. Michael L. McCoy Mr. John Baxter Hall Mr. Karl G. Dial Mr. Richard Bays Ms. Annalyn G. Smith The Honorable Evelyn P. Mr. Wesley N. Harris Ms. Lisa C. Fancher Mr. John C. Boehm, Jr. Mr. Barry T. Smitherman McKee Mr. Steven E. Hollimon Ms. Teresa Brickman Finer Mr. Jeff Bohm Mr. John H. Spurgin II

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Mr. Ross Staine, Jr. Mr. Gary A. Nelson Mr. Daniel Milewich Ms. Nancy Adamson Mr. Thomas F. Loose Ms. Ida Gwendora Stewart Mr. Stacy R. Obenhaus Mr. Michael M. Miner Marcus Mr. Robert Loper Mr. Dean A. Tetirick Mr. David S. Peterman Ms. Margot Brito Murphy Mrs. Catherine A. Master Ms. Laurie Maniotis Mr. Arthur G. Uhl III Mrs. Norma Montalvo Mr. Thomas J. Murphy Ms. Jane E. McDonald Ms. Elizabeth Morris Ms. Valerie L. Wenger Petrosewicz Ms. Gail E. Papermaster Ms. Amy Mosier Martens Mr. William A. Zeis Mr. Stephen L. Phillips Dr. David L. Parker Mr. John Muir Ms. Kim McCormick Mr. David Zimmerman Mr. Daniel Routman Ms. Melissa L. Priest Mr. Thomas C. O’Bannon Ms. Lynnelle Loke Moore Mrs. Marian Zimmerman Mr. Lewis D. Schwartz Mr. Stephen C. Rasch Mr. James J. Ormiston Mr. Thomas P. Moore Mrs. Lynn Rossi Scott Mr. Edward S. Riquelmy Ms. Dana Emmert Parker Mr. Link Newcomb 1985 Mr. Chester F. Skorupa Mr. James A. Rodman Ms. Elsa Yvette Ransom Mr. Theodore William Mr. Steven R. Smith Mr. David G. Runnels Mr. Presley R. Reed, Jr. Paris Ms. Susan Stoler Andrews Mr. Mark D. Sophir Mr. Jaime A. Saenz Mr. William T. Reeder, Jr. Ms. Deri Smith Parker Mr. Allen J. Baden Ms. Leah Stolar Mr. Stephen W. Sather Ms. Sharon Reuler Mr. Joel Perez Ms. Carol R. Baskin Ms. Julia Ryan Sullivan Ms. Stephanie M. The Honorable Xavier Mr. Brian Quintero Ms. Elizabeth Black Berry Mr. Andrew M. Taylor Schroepfer Rodriguez Mrs. Renee W. Rivers Mr. Joseph C. Blanton, Jr. Ms. Victoria J. Waddy Mr. L. Boyd Smith, Jr. Ms. Cheryl K. Rosenberg Mr. William L. Rivers Ms. Sandra Neisser Boone Mr. Rob Wiley Mr. Jeffrey E. Spiers Ms. Monica Samuels Mr. Jay K. Rutherford Mr. Chris Brancart Mrs. Karen B. Willcutts Mr. Donald W. Steele Mr. Scott N. Schools Ms. Cynthia A. Schnedar Mr. C. Carrick Brooke- Ms. Elizabeth A. Wolf Mr. J. Gregory Taylor Mr. Michael P. Schutt Mrs. Solace K. Southwick Davidson Ms. Jennifer A. Youpa Mr. Mark A. Thielman Mr. Larry L. Shosid Mr. Bill Swanstrom Ms. Nora Toohy Brooks Mr. Alan Victor Ytterberg Mr. Michael J. Tomsu Mr. David P. Stanush Ms. Erin Elizabeth Ms. Jeannette L. Brown Mr. Rudy Vasquez Ms. Marsha R. Strongin Sweeney Mr. Bryant W. Burke Mr. Wm. Hulse Wagner Mr. Patrick F. Sullivan Ms. Joanna Davis Tate Ms. Lisa E. Chismire 1986 Mr. Marshall R. Wilkerson Mr. Johnny Sutton Mr. Martin Scott Tate Mr. Kenneth A. Clark Mr. Arturo A. Alvarez III Mr. John F. Williams Ms. Elaine E. Taylor Mr. Raymond L. Thomas Mr. Brian W. Crozier Ms. Velma G. Anderson Mr. Jay A. Zweig Mr. Mark Thomas Ms. Lana Kay Varney Mrs. Anne O’Malley Mr. Walter A. Baker Troutman Mrs. Karen L. Tucker Culotta Mr. J. Gentry Barden Mr. Timothy N. Tuggey White Mr. Kenneth S. Culotta Ms. M’Lou Bell 1987 Ms. Elizabeth B. Ulmer Ms. Rosemary R. Williams Mr. Robert J. David Mr. David M. Bennett Mr. Phillip L. Allbritten Mr. G. Alan Waldrop Ms. Robin O. Dettmer Mr. Michael R. Berry Mr. William G. Barber Mr. Joel R. White Mr. Billy Coe Dyer 1989 Mr. David J. Beveridge Mr. Gregory F. Burch Mr. Stuart Whitlow Mr. Dirk E. Eshleman Mr. Frederick E. Black Mr. Michael G. Adams Mr. George Caflisch Mr. Harlin C. Womble Ms. Sarah Burrell Foster Mr. David Ernest Boelzner Mr. Michael Louis Barrera Ms. Mary M. Clark Mr. John F. Wombwell Mr. Abbey B. Garber Mrs. Simone H. Bui Mrs. Lisa Schiavo Blatt Mr. Merritt M. Clements Mr. Craig Glick Mrs. Melinda A. Carter Mr. Paul D. Bradford Mr. Randy Crane Mrs. Kathryn J. Goode Mr. C. Brian Cassidy 1988 Ms. Janet L. Bray Mr. Ross William Crow Ms. Karen Fry Gray Ms. Jenice L. Cutler Mr. Gustavo L. Acevedo, Jr. Mr. J. Mark Brazzil Mr. John F. Curry Mr. Anthony C. Grigsby Mr. William S. Dahlstrom Ms. Betty R. Arvin The Honorable Valarie S. Mr. Trey Cutler Mr. Eric A. Groten Mr. Benjamin H. Davidson Mr. Timothy H. Bannwolf Bristol Mr. Peter C. D’Apice Professor Dahlia M. II Ms. Susan Burnett Ms. Lisa A. Brown Mr. Oscar De La Fuente, Gutierrez Ms. Barbara W. Dody Mrs. Gisela Blohm Mr. Michael G. Brown Jr. The Honorable Maria Ms. Goldie C. Domingue Cherches Mr. John G. Browning Mr. James William Dyer Teresa Herr Mr. James F. Donnell Mr. John D. Christian Ms. Gwyneth A. Campbell Mr. Thomas G. Farrier Ms. Joan E. Hodges Mr. Frank A. Doyle Ms. Catherine A. Crowley Ms. Maricela Campos Mr. Jonathan P. Graham Mr. Craig Hoffman Mr. David G. Edmondson Mr. Scott A. Durfee Ms. Michelle Hoogendam Mr. David A. Greenblatt Mr. Lonnie F. Mr. Warren H. Fisher Ms. Kathy L. Ellett Cash Mr. Geoffrey L. Hamlin Hollingsworth, Jr. Ms. Dalene Whitehurst Ms. Michelle Phillips Fay Mr. Warren P. Cash III Mr. Robert L. Hargett Ms. Elizabeth A. Howard Florez Ms. Kari E. Findley Mr. Allan Conge Mr. Jonathan M. Harrison Mr. L. Jeffrey Hubenak Mr. Timothy F. Foarde Mr. Jaime Luis Flores Mr. Donald A. De Candia Mr. Calvin M. Jackson Ms. Lisa A. Goldberg Mr. Paul E. Heath Mrs. Kay A. Germiat Ms. Jennifer Haltom Doan Mr. Stewart A. Jacobson Mr. Mark E. Golman Ms. Carmen Hegeman Ms. Margaret Donahue Mrs. Corliss H. Englert Ms. Ylise Y. Janssen Ms. Cynthia L. Harkness Mr. Timothy J. Heinrich Hall Ms. Caryn A. Francis Ms. Susan L. Karamanian Mr. Gregory L. Housewirth Mr. Louis E. Herrera, Jr. Mr. Ronald Hecht Mr. Darcy A. Frownfelter Mr. Dee J. Kelly, Jr. Mr. George F. Jones III Ms. Cynthia L. Hill Mr. Bruce C. Herzog Ms. Victoria M. Garcia Mr. W. Jeffrey Kuhn Mr. Charles C. Keeble, Jr. Mr. Richard L. Hunn Mr. Erik Gustaaf Heymann Mr. David Griffith Mr. Paul A. Ledbetter Mr. Mark H. Kleinman Ms. Karen Hunsicker Ms. Amy Keith Ms. Trisha Hensley Mr. John A. Lee Mrs. Barbara Klitch Billups Ms. Karen L. Kelley Ms. Ellen M. House Ms. Sandra Smith Lister Mr. Stephen E. Langsdorf Ms. Jennifer G. Jackson Ms. Alison Kennamer Ms. Stacey G. Jernigan Mr. John B. McKnight Mr. John W. Leggett Mr. W. James Jonas III Ms. Susan Koegel Ms. Sharah G. Johnson Dr. Clara L. Meek Mr. J. Christopher Luna Ms. Erica L. Krennerich Mr. Bruce Edward Kosub Mr. Frederick D. Junkin Mr. Robert D. Miller Mr. John E. Lynch Mr. Vladimir Lechtman Ms. Beverly E. Landis The Honorable Patrick O. Mr. Monte J. Mitchell Mr. Roger L. Mandel Mr. Abelardo Limon, Jr. Mr. Daniel M. Lane Keel Mr. Fielder Nelms Mr. Brian T. McLaughlin Mr. Andrew Louis Mr. Stephen L. Levine Ms. Leslie L. W. Kinsel

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T E A C H I N G 120 Years E X C E L L E N C E THE CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT Dean Keeton Mr. David A. Klingler Mr. Frank Ed Mr. Vernon A. Sevier, Mr. J. Christopher Ms. Helena Kolenda Bayouth II Jr. Kirk at Freshlaw Mr. Mark A. Mr. David Bickham Mr. Phillip D. Sharp Ms. Valerie P. Kirk Kopidlansky Ms. Elizabeth C. Mr. Robert A. Simon Mr. Bryce D. Convocation, 1951 Mrs. K. Bradleigh Breazeale Ms. Judy A. Linsenmayer LeBlanc Mr. Barry D. Singleton Ms. Penny Turner Mr. J. Daniel Burgdorf Mrs. Lynn H. Spiers Linsenmayer T SEEMS TO BE THAT THE Leftwich Ms. Dorene B. Cohen Mr. Phillip J. Stein Mr. Paul A. Martin principal purpose of higher Mrs. Allison Donnell Mr. Stephen B. Crain Mr. David R. Ms. Robin Slater I education is to develop in Mantor Mr. William W. Stephens Martin Mr. Roberto A. Dibrell Mr. Ralph M. Stone Ms. Laura K. McAfee students, young men and young Martinez Mr. Michael P. Doyle Mr. Michael Henry Mrs. Angela Melina women alike, the abilities and habits Ms. Kimberly P. Mr. David J. Duke Strub, Jr. Raab of mind which will equip them for Mayfield Ms. Hallie Ferguson- Mr. Michael A. Mr. Mark W. Miller the assumption of world and Mr. Chris M. Smith Swartzendruber Ms. Kris Renner Mira American citizenship responsibilities. McDonald Mrs. Holly S. Mr. Paul R. Tobias Ms. Kimberly Morey What is most important for a student Mr. Michael Scott Gonzalez-Pena Mr. R. Alan Weeks Mrs. Charolette Noel Metteauer Mr. Patrick J. Mr. Michael J. Ms. Diane M. Parker to possess at graduation is not a vast Ms. Shara Alyse Gormley Whellan Mr. Vance R. Parker amount of knowledge but rather the Michalka Mr. David H. Ms. Alison C. M. Mr. Larry B. Pascal ability to use knowledge and to Mr. Thomas M. Herrington Zoellner Mr. Michael T. Peters Michel Mrs. Elizabeth Dixon Mr. Gregory R. Mr. Harlan E. Herrington 1991 Phillips Murphy Mr. Mark E. Hord Professor Robert W. Mr. Eric J. Nichols Mr. Michael G. Jones Ms. Cynthia L. Bast Prevost III Mrs. Marsha M. Mr. David Edward Mr. Alfred H. Mr. Douglas R. Pyne Nichols Keglovits Bennett Mr. Greg Reed Mr. W. Glenn Opel Ms. Jennifer Jo Mr. Thomas S. Ms. Kimberly M. Ms. Carolyn C. Keglovits Biemer Rickard Ostrom Ms. Diane O’Brien Ms. Kimberly S. Ms. Tiffany Janelle Mr. Eric E. Ostrom Kelly Bowers Robbins Mr. David L. Plaut Mr. Peter M. Kelly Mrs. Kamela Bridges Mr. Keith Rutherford Mr. E. Scott Polikov Mr. Jerry V. Kyle, Jr. Mr. Lynn H. Butler Mr. Timothy D. Ryan Mr. Geoffrey R. Mr. James L. Loftis Mrs. Melissa M. Ms. Susan M. Polma Mr. James R. Butler Schwager Mr. Julian Ramirez Lovelace Ms. Mary Jo Hamill Mr. Jon M. Smith Mr. Chris Reeder Mr. John A. Cantu Ms. Jan Steinhour Mr. James A. Reeder, Macoretta Ms. Ann M. Chilton Thompson Jr. Ms. Nadine Ms. Kristen G. Clark Ms. Laura Crowe Mrs. Elizabeth P. Markham-Itteilag Mr. Todd A. Clark Turley Rippy Mrs. Lila C. Marsh Mr. Jerome B. Cohen Mr. Stephan Voudris Mr. Mark R. Robeck Ms. Pamela G. Mr. Rod R. DeLlano Ms. Marcella D. Mr. George G. Matthews Mr. Fred Dietrich Watkins Rodriguez Ms. Alicia Cummings Mrs. Sarah Sharlot Ms. Lucie Frost Mr. Jon Stuart Ross McGlinchey Dietrich Webb Mr. James Ruiz Ms. Gaye L. McNutt Mr. Barry E. Engel Ms. Leslie Custer Mr. Richard W. Ms. Margaret M. Ms. Laura G. Weeks Schmidt Menicucci Ferguson Mr. George O. Ms. Linda C. Mr. Peter Blaze Mr. Stephen M. Wilkinson, Jr. Schneider Miller Fernelius Mrs. Nancy A. Mr. Scott H. Segal Mr. David P. Oelman Mr. Kirk T. Florence Yanochik Mr. Brent G. Stahl Ms. Elizabeth N. Major Bradley R. Mr. A. Lamar acquire the knowledge that he Mr. Maurice C. Rogers Gammell Youngblood needs at the time when he needs it. Superville, Jr. Ms. Catherine B. Mr. Dewey J. You miss the whole object of educa- Mr. W. Roberts Rubey Gonsoulin, Jr. tion if you foresee only the acquisi- Mr. Patrick Anthony 1992 Taylor, Jr. Ms. Susan K. tion of a vast amount of information Mr. David M. Rushing Groves Mr. Jay Ronald Aldis Wachtel Mr. Paul C. Sarahan Ms. Danielle L. Mr. Fields Alexander by memorizing a great host of Ms. Jane M. N. Mr. Mitchell D. Hargrove Mr. Matt Allen details which will soon be forgotten. Webre Savrick Ms. Annabel Ms. Kelly Cox Bilek It is important that you develop Mrs. Amanda Foote Hoffman Mr. Bruce Blefeld inquiring minds rather than merely Schmidt Mr. Phillip C. Mrs. Dorothy Fong acceptive and reproducing minds, 1990 Mrs. Laura K. Horwitz Blefeld Ms. Maria E. Aguilar Schneider Ms. Robbi Hull Mr. Lou Brucculeri critical minds rather than merely Ms. Susan E. Baird Ms. Sherrie Schroder Mr. Gregory J. King Ms. Trina Chandler passive and credulous. —Dean W. Page Keeton, ’31

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TEACHING 120 Years EXCELLENCE Professor THE CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT Ms. Rachel Giesber Mr. Gregory A. Dr. Joe R. McFarlane Mr. John F. Gillard Gus Hodges,’32 Clingman Schlak Mr. Scott A. Mr. Glenn S. Greene Mrs. Cristina Mireles Mr. Paul F. Schuster McMichael Mrs. Amy Spear (Professor Cooper Mrs. Shannon B. Mr. Vincent A. Hampton Ms. Elizabeth Schuster Notzon Mr. Stewart E. Hoffer 1940 –1976) Copeland Mr. Michael K. Sims Ms. Melissa Marquez Mr. Russell D. Hunt, Mr. John H. Crouch Mr. Brent Snyder Oliver Jr. E WAS AMONG THE MOST POPU- Ms. Deidre L. Mr. David H. Stone Ms. Mary R. Pawelek Ms. Debra Irwin lar teachers and achieved this Crowell Mr. Harold J. Taylor Ms. S. Camille Mr. Mark A. Jacob Ms. Guadalupe Ms. Colleen M. Payton H distinction while teaching an Mr. Chris James Cuellar Walker Mr. Martin J. Peck Ms. Sue A. Krenek enormous variety of different courses. Mr. David L. Dawson Mr. Stephen X. Mr. Brian Peterman Ms. Melissa E. Loyd He also created, with Page Keeton, a Ms. Helene P. Dreyer Westermann Mr. Joe Profaizer Ms. Judy Fulmer course in Texas Special Issues Practice Mr. Henry Flores Ms. L. Nicole White Ms. Nancy Prosser Madewell that is certainly among the most mem- Mr. Emilio Arturo Mr. Scott White Mr. Clifton S. Rankin Mr. James E. orable offerings in the School’s histo- Galvan Ms. Kacy Jane Mr. Thad Renaud McCutcheon III Mr. Bruce E. Garlick Whitehead Mr. Don Richardson ry. His character as a teacher and Ms. Suzanne M. Mr. Ross Spencer Mr. Mark Bradley Ms. Sarah Sarahan McQuillen scholar is exemplified by the fact that, Garsson Wilson Mr. Carl F. Ms. Laura M. Merritt although a master of these procedural Mr. Neil E. Giles Mr. Michael J. Schwenker Ms. Naomi A. Meyers arcana, he did not seek to preserve Ms. Valorie C. Glass Yanochik Ms. Susanne L. Mr. Alex M. Miller them so as to enhance his position as Mr. Steven J. Gordon Tetzlaff Mr. Gregory Lane the keeper of the mysteries. Rather, he Mr. Wallis M. 1993 Mrs. Michelle Gray Naarden Hampton Tobias Mr. Clark McAdams Mr. Michael G. Mr. Kurt Hamrock Ms. Martha Smith Neily III Appleman Mr. Peter M. Welmaker Mr. Mike Rivera Mr. Joseph Hazelton Mr. Paul O. Wickes Ortega Arrambide Ms. Carrie Denise Mr. Christopher K. Mrs. Denise Pierce Ms. Alissa L. Baum Helmcamp Wrampelmeier Ms. Ashley R. Mr. Hubert R. Brown Mr. Glen A. Hodges Mr. Steven Walter Profaizer Mr. Jose Cano Zaleski Ms. Mona L. Hymel Ms. Sandra Garza Mr. Edward A. Mr. Juan Manuel Rodriguez Cavazos Jimenez Mr. Brian Franklin Ms. Carrie R. Chavez 1994 Mr. Richard S. Russell Mr. Robert C. DeCarli Mr. Derek A. Adame Krumholz Ms. Susan E. Salch Dr. Gislar Rupert Mr. John S. Adcock Mr. Edward C. Lewis Mr. Christopher J. Donnenberg Ms. Kathryn Bennett Mr. Howard Lidsky Seiber Ms. Caroline S. Allen Captain David E. Ms. Nellie K. Shipley Dozier Mrs. Pamela Roe Little Mr. David E. Girault Armour Ms. Sheila Ellwood Ms. Carole A. Loftin Skaggs Mr. Daniel G. Gurwitz Mr. Scott W. not only explicated them but also Mr. James O. Lyons Ms. Susan D. Gusky Breedlove Captain Edward M. sought to rationalize the law. Thus the Mr. Andrew F. Smith Mr. Christopher H. Ms. Susan Hardison MacRae Special Issues course is no longer Hahn Chase Ms. Kristy L. Smith Ms. Tonya K. Cook taught because, in part, his success in Mr. Richard E. Harris Mr. Stuart D. Colburn Mr. Carlos Alberto Martinez eliminating these intricacies rendered Mr. Chris V. Hawkins Ms. Jo Ann Sole III Mr. Jeffrey S. McFall it obsolete. His scholarship established Mr. James A. Dalrymple Mrs. Kathleen Ms. Jennifer B. Hemphill Mr. Christopher J. Spangler him as one of the leading Texas Civil McLeod Mr. Joseph Huerta Deeves Ms. Angela B. Styles Procedure experts. He was active in Ms. Julie Mathis Mr. David Michael Mr. Wes Dorman Mr. Mark Taylor Nelson bringing his expertise to bear on the Hugin Mr. Stuart J. Dow Ms. Paula Kay Ms. Kathryn Neal improvement of the law, on the educa- Mr. Darren S. Inoff Mr. Trek Carlsand Tucker Nester tion of the bench and bar and, Mrs. Shawn Kirksey Doyle Mr. Gene C. Vallow through his service as a Commissioner Mr. Matthew Okin Jackson Mr. Kenneth E. East Mr. Shelton M. Mr. Peter R. Olson for Uniform State Laws, on the work Mr. Jacinto P. Juarez, Mr. John J. Edmonds Vaughan Mr. Yianni Pantis Jr. Mr. Kevin Epstein Ms. Laura Parchman of our legislature. His contributions Mr. Carlos R. Pena Mr. Gregory J. Mr. Stephen W. Washburn were recognized in the affection and Ms. Raquel G. Perez Lensing Eubank Mr. Roger L. White admiration he commanded among Mr. Barry L. Pickens Mr. Stuart L. Leviton Mr. Francis C. Mrs. Anita Strawn the state’s practicing lawyers and Mr. Michael L. Raiff Mrs. Lyrissa Lidsky Flaherty Worth judges, and his close ties with our Ms. Sofia A. Ramon Mr. J. Matthew Lyons Ms. Janet Follstaedt Mr. Robert J. Worth alumni stood the school in good stead Mr. Whitfield Roberts Mr. Patrick F. Mr. Richard J. Mr. Kevin W. Mr. Joel C. Ross Madden Franchek Yankowsky during times of conflict. Professor Keith A. Mr. W. James Mr. Ricardo Garcia- Mr. John Anthony —M. Michael Sharlot, foreword to H.W. Brands’s Rowley McAnelly III Moreno Zaloom Gus M. Hodges: An Oral History

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Mr. Bryan J. Pechersky Mr. Robert S. Notzon Mr. Wyatt L. Hogan Mr. Ron Baze 1995 Mr. Michael L. Peck Mr. Dilip B. Patel Mr. Michael Conrad Mr. Paul J. Brown Mr. James M. Baker Mr. Chase Perry Mrs. Tanya J. Pierce Holmes Mr. Stephen W. Burnett Mr. Jonathan A. Beldon Mr. William G. Phenix Ms. Tara Porterfield Mrs. Megan J. Hudgeons Mr. Eric T. Butler Mr. J. Kevin Boardman Mr. Charles Edward Reverend Christopher Mr. Jeffrey S. Johnston Ms. Heather L. Capell Ms. Christine S. Boehm Phipps Respass Ms. Jong Soo Kim Mr. William L. Cawthon Mr. Ryan A. Botkin Ms. Karen Burdett Ray Ms. Maria Isabel Reuter Mr. M. Shane Kimzey Mr. William Gordon Childs Mrs. Laura L. Bowne Mr. Brian Edward Robison Mr. Thomas Wyatt Ms. Monique Marcella Mr. Andrew W. Chu Mr. Timothy Bowne Mr. Aaron P. Roffwarg Robertson Kleck Mr. John C. Cocchiarella Mr. Ronald F. Bradshaw Mr. Thomas Sanders Mr. David M. Rodi Mr. Kelly Kubasta Ms. Brandy Leigh Copley Ms. Julie F. Breedlove Mr. Todd Sellars Mr. Marc Blaine Samuels Mr. Brandon Scott Lobb Mr. Neal Andrew Davis Mr. Buddy Broussard Mr. Karl M. Strait Mr. Christopher W. Ms. Mary Mahony Ms. Leila El-Hakam Mr. Adolfo Campero Mr. Christopher B. Strong Schrauff Ms. Michelle Masoner Ms. Shruti D. Engstrom Ms. Janet Reynolds Mr. Thomas M. Tomlinson Ms. Kristen Garvey Schulz Mr. Michael C. Mr. Ron I. Erlichman Cassels Ms. Karin B. Torgerson Ms. Sara Scribner Massengale Ms. Heather K. Fleniken Mr. Chris Chaffin Mr. Charles Walker Mr. Aric K. Short Ms. Laura Gray McBurnett Mr. Richard A. Fordyce Mr. E. David Coligado Mr. William L. Warren Mr. Jeffrey D. Sullivan Mr. Duston K. McFaul Ms. Elysia B. Franty Mr. Robin T. Cravey Mr. Derek Willis Mr. Whitney Louis Swift Ms. Barbara K. Miller Mr. James Barton Fuqua Mr. Douglas A. Daniels Mr. Yale H. Yee Ms. Kristie M. Tice Mr. Brian C. Miller Mr. Mark T. Garrett Major James H. Dapper Mrs. Kira K. Zahn Ms. Cindy Walker Mr. Matthew W. Moran Ms. Elizabeth Gorman Ms. Renee Domingue Mr. Lawrence H. Zahn Ms. Holly B. Wardell Ms. Jennifer Gray Moss Mr. David C. Greenstone Davis Ms. Elizabeth D. Mr. Michael J. Muskat Mr. Layne D. Grindal Mr. John P. DeGeeter 1996 Weinmann Ms. Alexia M. Nash Captain Jeffrey C. Hagler Mrs. Kelli DeGeeter Mr. Scott E. Williams Mr. Barry S. Newberger Mr. Jeffrey C. Harris Ms. Desiree D. Durst Mr. Christopher A. Artzer Mr. Eric R. Nowak Mr. Aaron David Ms. Laura M. Ekery Ms. Lori Tullos Barta 1997 Mr. Michael William Hendelman Mrs. Carla E. Eldred Ms. Kelly M. Battle O’Donnell Ms. Tari Lessard Hoekel Mr. Arthur Elex Anthony Mr. Charles Eldred Mr. Brent Benoit Ms. Anjana D. Patel Mr. Brandon Lee Ms. Debra Moritz Esterak Mrs. Mary Terry Benton Mr. Alan Beck Mr. Dahesh D. Patel Hudgeons Mr. Heath Douglas Esterak Mr. Walter M. Berger Mr. James P. Becker Mr. Joseph A. Perillo Ms. Monica M. Jacobs Ms. Maria Consuelo Flores Mr. David N. Brooks Mr. John T. Beliveau Mr. Phillip Daniel Peterson Mr. David Bentley Jones, Mr. Kyle K. Fox Mr. Roddy M. Bullock Ms. Laura Blood Mr. Andrew Paul Price Jr. Mr. Philip Fraissinet Mr. Jonathan Bush Mr. Jason S. Boulette Ms. Charlotte M. Rasche Ms. Rayna Habel Jones Ms. Lori Friedman Mr. Jeffrey M. Cameron Mr. William W. Brookshire Mr. C. Brannon Robertson Mr. Paul Anthony Jorge Mr. Oliver Garcia Ms. Melanie J. Cogburn III Mr. Shan S. Rutherford Mr. Gregory S. Kazen Mrs. Liana Gonzales Ms. A. Elizabeth Colvin Mr. Charles H. Campbell, Mr. Efrain Sain Ms. Deanna Emmert King Ms. Nancy Magner Ms. Jennifer Paine Costa Jr. Mr. John Clinton Mr. Michael F. King Hagquist Ms. Duffy Doyle Crane Mr. David Teng-Kai Chang Schumacher Mr. Adam M. Kramer Mr. Charles Hampton Ms. Kristen Pauling Doyle Ms. Rina Wong Chang Mrs. Elizabeth Dodge Mr. Joel C. Lambert Mr. Robert W. Holland Mr. Brayton Dresser Mr. Stephen S. Coats Schwab Ms. Kristine Hyun Lee Mr. William E. Hopkins Mr. Jason K. Fagelman Mr. John B. Connally IV Mr. Stefan C. Sciaraffa Ms. Katherine P. Lett Ms. Leah T. Horn Mr. Michael A. Fallek Mrs. Sandra J. Creta Mr. William Creighton Ms. Patricia E. Lin Mr. Stan R. Jensen Mrs. Margaret V. Fraissinet Mr. Walter E. Daniel IV Smith Mr. Robert B. Little Ms. Suewan Johnson Mr. Jonathan N. Geld Ms. Amy Lee Dashiell Mr. Tim E. Sorrells Ms. Debbie Dan Liu Mr. George Cleveland Ms. Jennifer M. Gore Ms. Stephanie E. Doyal Mr. Mark C. Sparks Ms. Brena Moyer Lopez Jones Ms. Erica W. Harris Ms. Madeline Dvorocsik Dr. J. Nicole Stafford Ms. Susan Ritchie Lyon Ms. Mirjam T. Schuller Mr. Jeffrey M. Harris Mr. Joseph Edward Eckert Mr. Matthew R. Stammel Mr. Chad Lon Mavity Kirk Mr. Blake Alexander Ms. Deborah D. English- Ms. Dawn A. Stout Mr. James H. Mayor Ms. Ashley I. Kissinger Hawthorne Jones Mr. Joe W. Tomaselli, Jr. Ms. Heather Christine Mr. David G. Luettgen Ms. Wendy Harvel Mr. Gregory K. Evans Ms. Lisa Helgoe Tomaselli McLemore Mr. Jonathan A. Hawthorne Mr. William L. Finley Ms. Frances Towsend Mr. William R. Merrill McCormick Mr. Penn C. Huston Ms. Kelesha Fowler Mr. Paul Trahan Mr. Steven L. Miller, Jr. Mr. Charles Black Ms. Hong Liu Irwin Mr. Asim Ghafoor Mr. Marc E. Vockell Mr. Roger Andrew Montoya McFarland Mr. Lance Anthony Jones Mr. Edward A. Gilman Ms. Mary F. Walters Mr. Dennis W. Moore, Jr. Ms. Kathryn Durham Mrs. Ingelisa Keeling Mr. James A. Graves II Mr. Gary Leonard Woodard Mr. Dirk Moore McGlinchey Ms. Allyson G. Lambert The Honorable Richard A. II Mr. Francisco Morales Mr. Steve P. Meleen Ms. Buena Vista Lyons Green, Jr. Ms. Kelly Yandell Mr. Brian M. Moss Mr. David A. Montoya Mr. Ryan Maierson Ms. Lisa Dawn Hardie Mr. Brian Henry Zygo Mr. William J. Murphy Ms. Michelle Kwan Mr. J. Kevin Mann Mr. Dean W. Harvey Mr. Thomas A. Nesbitt Montoya Mr. F. Parnell McGlinchey Ms. Edna C. Hernandez Ms. Debra Norris Mrs. Meredith S. Mouer Mr. Gerard Kent McVay Mr. Abel Herrero 1998 Ms. Kimberly Ann Osburn Mr. Todd A. Murray Mr. Andrew D. Mendez Mr. Michael Alan Hill Mr. Aaron Chadric Allred Mr. Kevin J. Parks Mr. W. Bruce Newsome Mr. Ned Munoz Mr. Daniel E. Hinde Ms. Andi L. Artze Mr. David S. Peck Ms. Minh-Hien Nguyen Mr. Edward R. Nelson III Mr. Boyd S. Hoekel Mr. Michael Coyle Barrett Ms. Jennifer B. Poppe

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Mr. Jason Michael Powers Mr. Kevin T. Jacobs Ms. Angela T. Bennett Mr. Michael Turner Mr. Jonathan K. Frels Ms. Katrina Marie Price Mr. Michael D. Jewesson Ms. Misty C. Blair Norman Ms. Laurie L. Gallun Mr. Edd Douglas Prince Ms. Jennifer G. Klein Mr. Graham Blake Ms. Ellen E. Oberwetter Mr. Michael J. Golden Mr. Stephen Douglas Mr. Christopher J. Lallo Ms. Lisa E. Bowlin Mr. Jeff Palmer Ms. Anne B. Grigg Pritchett, Jr. Mr. Jonathan Ethan Lass Ms. Karen Brown-Monsen Ms. Emilie Kuntz Paterson Ms. Liat Grosz Mr. Donald Roark Mr. Steve Lauff Mr. Nicholas Jay Brunick Ms. Andrea Krisan Mr. Robert E. Hanson, Jr. Ms. Laura M. Robertson Ms. Karen A. Lister Mr. Steven Bryant Patterson Ms. Kathleen J. Hartman Mr. Dave Robinett Mr. Brady Long Mrs. Kelly Lee Buechler Ms. Vanessa M. Paulos Mr. Zachary J. Hawthorn Mr. Jason Jeffrey Rose Ms. Isla M. Luciano Mrs. Christie Landreaux Mr. Matthew Powers Mr. David W. Henderson Ms. Kristine Peterson Ms. Julia Ann Massimino Cahoon Mr. Paul Michael Pruett Mr. Kent C. Hofmann Rudolph Mr. Michael B. Mayes Mr. Casey W. Cullings Mr. Kent Radford Mr. Aaron B. Huffman Ms. Carolyn Ann Russell Ms. Allison Sell McDade Ms. Jennifer H. Davidow Mr. Carlos R. Rainer, Jr. Ms. Regina K. Ibarra Mr. Brett A. Schrader Mr. Joshua McMorrow Mr. David DeAnda Mr. Daniel Stuart Ringold Mr. Jason J. Irvin Mr. Brian Siegal Mr. Chris Moore Mr. Scott Paul Drake Mr. Brett T. Ross Mr. Jason A. Itkin Mr. Spencer Smith Ms. Rachel B. Morgan Ms. Deanna L. Draper Ms. Margaret J. Sampson Mr. Scott A. James Mr. Robert A. Strauss Mr. Ba Mau Nguyen Mr. Lowell Olsen Dunn Mrs. Theresa Anne Dr. Susan A. Kidwell Ms. Priscilla M. Ms. Sinead M. O’Carroll Ms. Erin Friel Elmore Sandoval Mr. Jeffrey P. Kitner Streightoff Mr. G. Brian Odom Mr. Brian F. Feld Mr. Eric Schiele Dr. Jonathan S. Krueger Mr. Justin Brett Strother Ms. Whitney A. Osters Ms. Wenda Lee Ferrell Mr. Todd D. Shapiro Mr. James W. Larimore Ms. Caren S. Sweetland Bowling Mr. William M. Fisher Mr. Christopher D. Sileo Mr. Mark M. Liu Ms. Jennifer Webster Taffe Ms. Shoshana Paige Ms. Siobhan E. Fitzpatrick Mr. Eugene J. Silva II Mr. Richard H. London Ms. Kristine A. Tidgren Mr. Enrique Palomares Mr. Basheer Y. Ghorayeb Ms. Sinead C. Soesbe Mr. Andrew K. Maebius Ms. Elsa Cabello Ulloa Ms. Sheila M. Sokolowski Mr. David Jung-Ho Park Ms. Jennifer Monday Mr. Gregg S. McHugh Mr. Wesley R. Ward Mr. C. Michael Stebbins Mr. Andrew L. Parks Goldman Ms. Kassandra G. Mr. Philip T. Warman Mr. Michael G. Pattillo, Jr. Dr. Lekha Gopalakrishnan Mr. Kris M. Stockberger McLaughlin Mr. Scott E. Way Mr. Christopher L. Peele Ms. Aron L. Gregg Mr. Jeffrey L. Taylor Ms. Julie K. Melton Mr. Mark Wells White III Mr. John R. Thompson III Mr. J. Stephen Peterson Mr. James Elliott Guy Mrs. Nicole D. Mohel Mr. M. Todd Williams Mr. Basil A. Umari Ms. Jenifer King Points Ms. Gabriele Haist-Fuqua Mr. Dean M. Munyon Mr. Mark Bennet Young Mr. Ryan Scott Wagley Mr. Shawn L. Raymond Ms. Katherine L. Hayman Ms. Jessica A. Nolley Ms. Morgan S. Warren Ms. Anne E. Rodgers Mr. W. Jason Healy Mr. John T. Owen IV Mr. Steven S. Runner Mr. Erec R. Winandy 1999 Mr. David W. Holmes Mrs. Dana Davis Paul Mr. Ken Sansom Mr. David R. Woodcock Mr. Scott M. Holmes Mr. Fernando Xavier Pena Ms. Adrienne Baugh Mr. Thomas H. Selby Dr. Thomas C. Wright Mr. Christopher David Mr. Christopher V. Popov Mr. Bradley J. Benoit Mr. Matthew Shelton Holst Ms. Melissa A. Prentice Ms. Joelle S. Boehle Ms. Jamie Nordhaus Mr. Stephen Huffaker 2001 Mr. Evan Pritchard Ms. Lisa Elaine Brown Shipp Ms. Laura Piazza Irani Ms. Samina Al Quddos Ms. Ann K. Burns Ms. Michelle L. Simpkins The Honorable William V. Ms. Nada L. Ismail Mr. Michael T. Reese Mrs. Heather D. Castillo Mr. Andrew C. Skinner Aleshire Ms. Janette C. Keeton Ms. Roberta A. Ritvo Mr. Mikeal M. Clayton Ms. Stephanie Perin Mr. Matthew W. Allan Mr. Ketan Upen Kharod Ms. Jennifer E. Robins Mr. Gregg Costa Slobin Ms. Theodora M. Ms. Angela D. Koke Ms. Maidie Ryan Mr. Lowry A. Crook Ms. Rebecca S. Smith Anastaplo Ms. Heather L. Kramer Mr. Daniel W. Sanborn Mr. Kurt G. Daum Ms. Stephanie Koo Song Mr. Kenneth Ashton Mr. Christopher D. Kratovil Mr. Adam T. Schramek Mr. William Joseph Dodge Mr. W. Matthew Strock Ms. Allison Y. Bech Mr. Huan Ngoc Le Mr. Z. Taylor Shultz Mr. Steven P. Doyle Ms. Jessica S. Taylor Ms. Jaime N. Bell Ms. Lee T. Legault Mr. Douglas E. Stewart Ms. Beth Ann Dranguet Mr. Christopher C. Thiele Ms. Rebecca H. Benavides Ms. Millicent Clark Elliott Ms. Brenda K. Lenahan Ms. Kathryn E. Still Mrs. Jennifer Young Mr. David A. Berry Mr. Matthew H. Leys Mr. James T. Thompson Mr. R. Sean Elliott Timmons Ms. Leena B. Bhakta Ms. Jennifer H. Lin Mr. James A. Ellis Mr. Robert Allen Voigt, Jr. Ms. Maria E. Bickerton Mr. Daniel L. Timmons Ms. Leslie A. Loftis Mr. Evan Fitzmaurice Mr. Davor Vukadin Ms. Robyn Lynn Bigelow Ms. Shalyn J. Timmons Mr. Justin M. Long Ms. Ashley Brooke Geller Ms. Katherine T. Vukadin Ms. Meredith W. Bjorck Ms. Maryam Tirandaz Ms. Jennifer Lopez Mr. Mark A. Giugliano Mr. Scott A. Wheatley Mr. Allen H. Brisch Ms. Natalia Varnovitskaia Mr. Jason Luong Ms. Robin Dee Gooch Mr. Kevin White Mr. Drew S. Calvert Mr. Christopher B. Watt Mr. James T. Lyons Mr. Tom Gorham Ms. Ellen Witt Ms. Lauralyn Chrisley Ms. Amy E. White Mr. Ralph Graham Ms. Dianna D. Wojcik Mr. Patrick Mabry Ms. Jennifer C. Coler Mr. Robert A. Wilkins Mr. Ryan Greene Mr. Samer M. Zabaneh Mr. Matthew Hobart Ms. J. Kama Davis Ms. Phyllis Y. Young Mrs. Alicia Morris Groos Mr. Gregory A. Marchant Mr. Matthew D. De Ms. Frances A. Yturri Mr. Lars W. A. Hagen Zimmerman Mr. Matthew J. Mason Ferranti Mr. John T. Zach Dr. Eric B. Hall Ms. Stephanie L. Zucker Mr. Doug Wayne McClellan Mr. Timothy J. Deithloff Ms. Olivia J. Zach Ms. Julie A. Hardin Mrs. Marcie Allred Mr. Christopher B. Dove Ms. Nzinga Hill McFarland Mr. James F. Ehrenberg, Ms. Nicole L. Hoffpauir 2000 Mr. Luis Felipe Medina Jr. 2002 Mr. Edwin J. Hu Mr. Amitabh Kishor Ms. Julianne Merten Mr. Douglas C. Flowers Ms. Angela L. Abney Ms. Sarah Allison Hughes Agrawal Ms. Elizabeth Ann Mr. David A. Ford Mr. Christopher Wayne Mrs. Dana L. Jacobs Mr. Joseph M. Alcorta Niemeyer Ms. Gwendolyn D. Frels Ahart

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T EACHING 120 Years EXCELLENCE THE CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT The Future of Ms. Cristina C. Ms. Jessica Christine Mr. Adam Stephen Mr. Richard Jake Ashworth Mederson Wilk Locklear Teaching Law Ms. Carolyn Gutierrez Mr. John Alfred Mills Ms. Lisa Marie Young Mr. Adam J. Loewy Bartelli Ms. Virginia Moher Mr. Christopher RADITIONAL APPELLATE CASE Ms. Melissa L. Ms. Jenny Reynolds 2003 Manuel Lopez Bearden Mohr Ms. Amy D. Martin materials do two things well: Mr. Nathan M. Ms. Shahreen A. T Mr. Jeremy Alistair Ms. Ashley M. they help students identify Abedin Bigbee Mouton Masters rules and they raise questions about Mr. Omar J. Alaniz Ms. Susan K. Bohn Mr. David J. Mr. Jason E. Mayer Ms. Angelica Garza the application of the rules. However, Mr. Daren Brown Muckerheide Mr. Jaime M. Alfaro they don’t help students understand Ms. Sara Elizabeth Ms. M. Michelle Morales Mr. David H. how people react in a crisis or how Cockerham Muller Mr. Milam Foster Ammons Mr. David C. Cole Mr. Heath Aaron Newby complex Ms. Erin Nicole Ms. Elizabeth Ann Novosad Mr. Chike Dennis events unfold, Anderson Dankof Ms. Melanie Marie Okpara Ms. Jessica Lottie both of which Mr. Craig Louis Davis Oberlin Ms. Dina A. Osborn Averitt are critical Dr. Monica A. De La Ms. Mary Emma M. Mr. James Edwin Mr. Perry Oscar skills for Paz Partain Olson Barber III Ms. Meredith Anne Mr. John A. Plauche lawyers. Also, Mr. Matthew R. Mr. Spencer F. Die Mr. Kevin J. Poli too much Pacey Bartlett Ms. Kristie Renee Ms. Christina Elise emphasis on Mr. James Thomas Mr. Tobin R. Boenig Diemer Ponig Pappas Ms. Erin Jones Brown appellate Mr. Bart Dillashaw Ms. Naomi N. Ms. Tanya Dianne Ms. Katari D. Buck cases becomes Mr. Jon D. Dooley Porterfield Patterson Dement Mr. Stephen Robert boring to stu- Mr. Ryan Hedley Ms. Hilary L. Preston Mr. Kent Pearson Butter, Jr. Downton Mr. Shawn Rabin dents. Law Ms. Elizabeth Philip Mr. Brian S. Carter Mr. Michael A. Duran Mr. Donato David schools should experiment with new Ms. Lakshmi Mr. Conor Monroe Ms. Allison V. Ramos, Jr. times of class materials. One appeal- Ramakrishnan Civins Eberhart Ms. Tonya L. Ray Mr. Daniel Riess Ms. Jessica Chalfant ing idea is to adopt the business Mr. Geoffrey Mr. Zachary Ryan Mr. Paul Romano Coe school case method in upper year Gannaway Redington Ms. Sabine Mora Mr. Evan Stuart Cohn classes. Under that system a complex Mr. Sampson Mr. Daniel Resendez Romero Mr. Phillip Jason event is laid out, and students, or Gardner III Mr. Chip Roy Ms. Tonia Lyn Ross Collins Mr. Larry Brent Mr. Jonathan G. teams of students, must solve practi- Mr. Robert Lawrence Ms. Heather Aline Garrett Rude cal problems. Dealing with this type Rouder Davis Mr. Jon L. Gillum Ms. Amy Leila of complex case would be great Ms. Alissa Brett Ms. Stephanie R. Dr. Linda Lorraine Saberian Rubin Fisch preparation for life after Law School. Golden Ms. Katherine J. Mr. Christopher Mr. David C. Fortney —UT Law professor Julius Getman. Getman Ms. Anne Grodin Saunders Vincent Ryan Mr. Bryan Daniel teaches a seminar in legal education, a criminal Mr. Brian Conway Ms. Robin A Schober Mr. Gilbert Nieves Garner law course, and a course in law and literature. Hamilton Ms. Kristen E. Saenz Ms. Melanie E. Ms. Kristi Hamlin Heinrich Sitchler Ms. Jennifer A. Mr. David A. Hatch Lt. Julie Appling Ms. Gabrielle A. Salomon Mr. Justin Hodge Heumphreus Sitomer Mr. Josh B. Schaffer Ms. Jennifer Ann Ms. Virginia K. Ms. Shelby L. Ms. Tracey H. Hopens Hoelscher Slawson Schoettelkotte Mr. Lewis L. Mr. Matthew R. Mr. Shannon L. Ms. Kallie Smythe Hutchison, Jr. Hoffman Snead Ms. Lauren Leigh Mr. Evan C. Kastner Ms. Shana Lynn Ms. Angela N. Sparks Ms. Stacey Keith Horton Staples Ms. Molly Stephens Mr. Edward Daniel Ms. Rebecca K. Mr. Judson Korompai Ms. Kate L. Jackson Sutherland Mr. Dylan Barnes Stollenwerck Ms. Eronda Nicole Ms. Gretchen Sween Lawrence Ms. Karen E. Tarpy Johnson Mr. Alex Szeto Mr. Michael W. Little Ms. Marty E. Mr. Matthew Joseph Mr. Mathew A. Mr. Peter Lawrence Thompson Kacsmaryk Thompson Loh Ms. Stephanie Ms. Sharmila C. Mr. Rajkumar Mr. Bryan Edward Townsend-Allala Kassam Vinnakota Loocke Mr. Jeremy Scott Ms. Ashley Kever Mr. Ephraim Wernick Mr. Neal Massand Wagers Mr. F. Daniel Knight Mr. Christopher C. Mr. Barry E. Ms. Christie Lee Mr. Jay Lloyd Wike McFadden Walters Krystinik Ms. Julia Wylie Mr. Milton S. McGee Ms. Kay Lee Weakley Mr. Philip R. Lamb Mr. John Richard III Mr. David C. Wells Mr. David A. Lang Zepeda

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IS FINGER MOVED ALONG THE Friends of the seating chart, then stopped. H “And now Mr. Baker—Mr. James . . . Addison . . . Baker . . . the Law School Third—please recite the facts of Ghen v. Rich, the issue presented, and the Ms. Amy W. Anton Mrs. Adrienne G. Mr. Virgil T. Liggett Professor R. Anthony Ms. Debra L. Atlas Gooch Mrs. Lou Lesley Ligon Reese holding.” Mr. W.H. Attebury Associate Dean Steven Mrs. Nancy B. Loeffler Ms. Nina Reilly That’s how, one day early in the fall Ms. Robbie J. Ausley J. Goode Mr. Meredith J. Long Mr. Joe H. Reynolds semester of 1954, I first encountered Professor Lynn A. Dr. Harvey L. Gordon Dr. Teresa Lozano Mrs. Ann T. Rice Baker Mr. Harold S. Graham Long Mr. Browne Rice that great peril of The University of Mr. James K. Balagia Ms. Billie Grammatico Mr. Ben Love Mr. Corbin J. Texas School of Law, the alphabetic Ms. Susan M. Balagia Ms. Virgie L. Grant- Mr. Logan Martin Robertson, Jr. seating chart. It was in Property I, a Mr. Ben Barnes Brooks Mr. John K. Matthews Mr. Glen E. Roney Ms. Patrice M. Barron Mrs. Mary Brown Ms. Julia Jones Mr. J. Scott Rose required course under the legendary Ms. Kathy Bartsch Greenwood Matthews Mrs. Katherine F. Professor Corwin Johnson. Nowadays, Mr. Perry R. Bass Mr. Shelby Hallmark Mr. Kade L. Matthews Rowley he’s an institution, the genial author- Mrs. Betty Teel Bivins Professor Dagmar Mr. Jack A. Mayer Ms. Joan Russell Ms. Virginia R. Hamilton Mr. Red McCombs Mrs. Barbara D. Ruud ity who taught generations of Texas Blanton Professor Robert W. Mr. William L. Mr. Thelma V. Saenz lawyers the all-important Rule Mr. Clive D. Bode Hamilton McDonald, Jr. Mr. Michael J. Dr. John P. McGovern Schwartz Against Perpetuities, not to mention Mrs. Ann Cox Bomer Mr. Robert D. Hardage Ms. Susan Hobbs Mrs. J. B. Harrison Mr. Darwin L. McKee Ms. Michele Schwartz the Rule in Shelley’s Case. Back then, Boone Mr. Ben T. Head Ms. Joan Powell Ms. Linda Schwartz- however, this Iowa native and former Mr. Harold I. Boucher Mrs. Eleanor Dumble McNamara Wright Mr. George L. Mehren Ms. Deborah Selden FBI agent, even after seven years on Mr. Jay Brans Heard Ms. Gracie Brasanson Mr. Clarke Heidrick Mr. Kerry G. Merritt Mrs Kay L. Slack campus, was still the new kid on the The Honorable Scott Mr. Donald L. Hendrix Mrs. Nancy S. Merritt Mr. Roy Spence, Jr. professorial block. A. Brister Ms. Dealey Decherd Ms. Dion Messer Ms. Dian Graves Stai Ms. Cynthia L. Metcalf Mr. B. F. Stanley Anyway, I was fresh from two years’ Ms. Thais Bullard Herndon Mrs. Jayna L. Burgdorf The Honorable David Ms. Lisa C. Metcalf Mr. Steve Stephens active duty in the Marine Corps, but Mr. Pablo Bustamante Hittner Mr. Ralph L. Metcalf Mr. Branndon J. even the Marine Corps during Mr. Charles C. Butt The Honorable Jerry Mr. Charles Miller Stewart Ms. Eileen Feliciano Ms. Candace Wike wartime had not prepared me for the Mrs. Margaret E. Carl H. Hodge Mrs. Mary Ann Carrico Ms. Patsy E. Hoffman Miller Stout lesson I was about to learn. As I rose Professor Sarah H. Ms. Betty W. Horton Mrs. Jane M. Mills Mrs. Deborah unsteadily to my feet, I felt not unlike Cleveland The Honorable Roy M. Mr. John Mobley Mantooth Stricklin Mr. Joseph S. Cohen Huffington Mr. William H. Mr. Geoffrey Strongin a mouse tied by string to a cat. After Montgomery Mr. Charles F. Studor Mr. Alan Cohn Admiral B. R. Inman Mr. Robert A. Moor Professor Michael F. almost half a century, the details of Ms. Joan J. Coleman Mr. Jeffrey S. Jenkins Mr. Ardon E. Moore III Sturley what happened next escape me, Mr. Phil M. Collins Mr. Gerald Jennings Mr. Robert A. Mr. William Floyd Mr. Edwin L. Cox Mrs. Marsha G. except that I did not distinguish Mosbacher, Jr. Stutts, Jr. Mrs. Terry P. Dalton Jensen Dr. Linda S. Mullenix Dr. Teresa A. Sullivan myself in my recitation. Ms. Carol G. Davies Mr. Eric E. Johnson Mr. Edward G. Murr Ms. Betty J. Thode Mr. Daniel Davila Mrs. Bess Harris But I have never forgotten either Mr. A. Allan Muse, Jr. Mr. David R. Toomim Professor Robert O. Jones that event or the case it concerned. Ms. Shirley Muse Mr. Harvey Trammell Dawson Ms. Kathryn Jones Mr. Franklin Myers Ms. Ruth Tynes Ghen had harpooned a whale, which Mr. Samuel H. Dinkin The Honorable Robert Mr. Marvin D. Nathan Dr. R. L. Villarreal Mr. James A. Douglas A. Junell escaped, died, and—marked by the Mr. David Nellis Mrs. Marian W. Voight The Honorable Joe L. Mr. Ron Kacsmaryk embedded harpoon—washed up on Ms. Melissa H. Olivas Ms. Karen Rene Draughn Mr. Dee J. Kelly Mr. Robert R. Onstead Vowell the Massachusetts shore. Ellis found Ms. Suzanne K. Du Mrs. Betty D. King Dr. John W. Pate Mr. Mark L. Walker Puy Mr. Thomas J. the beast and auctioned it to Rich. Mrs. Rhonda K. Pate Mr. James J. Ms. Elizabeth S. Klutznick Was Ghen entitled to damages from Mr. Trevor Pearlman Weatherford Dudley Ms. Marcia J. Koslov Rich for the value of the whale? Mr. Robert L. Perkins Professor Louise Mr. Stephen Dunkley Mr. Nick Kralj Mrs. Frank W. Perrin Weinberg Answer: Yes, the strike of the harpoon Mr. Pat T. Dyer Ms. Marianna Mrs. Martha L. Poe Mrs. Tetine S. Werlein converted the whale from wild ani- Ms. Pauline Eckell Krystinik Mr. Joseph V. Poli Mr. Rodney Whisnant Mr. Billie J. Ellis, Jr. Ms. Jean M. Kuntz Mrs. Nancy B. Mr. Mike Widener mal—ferae naturae—to property. Mr. Raul F. Escandon Ms. Holly A. Lakatos Polunsky Ms. Mandy Wright Ghen’s resulting claim of title was Mr. Gary S. Farmer Professor H. Douglas Mr. Richard E. Ms. Allegra Young superior to Rich’s claim of possession. Mr. Alan Feld Laycock Rainwater Professor Ernest A. Ms. Felicity A. Fowler Mrs. Paula K. Lear Ms. L. Lyn Ramsey Young As all who know Professor Johnson Mr. James B. Franklin Mr. Randy Leavitt Mr. Bernard Rapoport Mrs. Judy Yudof can testify, however, my pre-recitation Mr. William A. Frazell Professor Leon Ms. Nancy Ratchford Chancellor Mark G. jitters were misplaced, despite my Ms. Stephanie Frye Lebowitz Mr. Wayne Reaud Yudof Ms. Betsy J. Garner Ms. Dottie M. Lee Ms. Lynn Gray Mr. Ludwig Von poor performance. He used the Dr. Jeffrey S. Genecov Ms. June H. Liebert Redwine Zumbusch Socratic method, but he leavened its

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harsh justice with genuine kindness. Johnson’s final triumph, in a sense, is another law professor in some devel- We tried harder next time because we that his side won. It won because oping country—perhaps in Asia or didn’t want to disappoint him. democracy and the free market sys- Africa—moving his finger along a And I still don’t, although there is tem worked. They worked, in turn, seating chart, then stopping, look- one issue of some historical signifi- because they were based on the rule ing at a stricken freshlaw, and saying cance I really need to settle. Back of law. And it was Professor Johnson to her: “Please recite the facts of then, we referred to Professor and others like him who taught gen- Ghen v. Rich, the issue presented, Johnson as “Porky.” This may sound erations of young men and women and the holding.” the importance of the rule of law in cruel to delicate modern ears, but we —From Corwin W. Johnson: An Oral History the practical world of affairs. said it with affection and meant it in Interview. Interviewed by Sheree Scarborough. the nicest possible way. Professor With Professor Johnson as our Tarlton Law Library Legal History Series, No. 4 Johnson mentions in his oral history model, perhaps we can now imagine (Austin: Jamail Center for Legal Research, 2003) that he “never really understood why” students applied this nickname. “I was much heavier at the time than I am now,” he speculates. “That might have been the reason.” Let me clear up the mystery: It was. More seriously, this wise, patient, and gentle man taught us to dig through the sedimentary layers of the common law and take instruction from the bones of the old cases buried W Y A T T

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there, and from the processes of finding and understanding them. We, in turn, used these skills—reading, think- ing, speaking, and writing—to build our careers and, more importantly, to help our clients. Without that training, I could never have dreamed of an active legal career or a second one

in politics and public service. In this TM sense, Ghen v. Rich helped prepare The Meeting Place. me for the many whales I would encounter later in public life. The last quarter of a century transformed the world. The Berlin Wall fell and communism collapsed. Professor 701 Congress Avenue Austin, Texas • (512) 457-8800 • www.austin.interconti.com 62_63_CorpFoundList 10/27/03 4:40 PM Page 62

TEACHING 120 Years EXCELLENCE Legal Education THE CONTRIBUTORS’ REPORT

EGAL EDUCATION IS THE WORK of a lifetime, and then it is L not complete. To any one Corporations and devotee it is like a long stream that commences with a small flow at its source, increasing by the confluence Foundations ofinnumerable tributaries in its descent, and when still swelling with Action Safe and Lock 24 Hour Caterpillar Foundation Equiva Services LLC Locksmith Central Texas Bankshare Ernst & Young Foundation full tide at its mouth, is suddenly lost Adams and Reese, L.L.P. Holdings, Inc. Exxon Mobil Corporation in the ocean. Adams Insurance Service Inc. ChevronTexaco ExxonMobil Foundation Administaff Citation Oil & Gas Corporation Fidelity Foundation —Governor O. M. Roberts, 1884 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. Citizens 1st Bank Fleming Endowment AIM Foundation, Inc. Claire V. Smith Charitable Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & IN ESSENCE WHAT LAW SCHOOL DOES IS Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Foundation Wine Bar to free students, intellectually and Feld, L.L.P Clark, Thomas & Winters, P.C. Forbidden Fruit Amazing Face spiritually, demonstrate the power of Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Ford Motor Company Fund Amerada Hess Corporation Hamilton Four Seasons Hotel - Austin ideas, and then let them build for Anadarko Petroleum Corporation Clements, O’Neill, Pierce, Fox Entertainment Group, Inc. themselves. You and I know that it is Andrews & Kurth, L.L.P. Wilson & Fulk Fritz, Byrne, Head & Harrison this process of building for one’s self Ansett, Inc. Clifford Chance LLP Frownfelter & Leal Argonaut Insurance Company CN Marcus, Inc. Fulbright & Jaworski, L.L.P that counts, and that little else does. Arthur Murray Dance Studio Communities Foundation of Gardere Wynne Sewell, L.L.P. We also know it is not done in a day. Assault & Flattery Texas GE Foundation —Letter from Leon Green to Judge Jerome Frank of Atlas & Hall, L.L.P. Conley, Rose & Tayon General Mills Foundation Atofina Petrochemicals the Second U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, 1952 ConocoPhillips George & Donaldson, L.L.P. Incorporated Cook & Roach Graves, Dougherty, Hearon & Austin Community Foundation Countrywide Financial Moody THE OBSERVATION HAS BEEN MADE THAT Austin Meditation Center Corporation Gray, Cary, Ware & Freidenrich a lawyer’s education begins in school Austin Theatre Alliance County Line Enterprises Inc. Great Hills Golf Club Austin’s Pizza Covington & Burling Greater Houston Community or earlier and ends when he dies or Baker & Hostetler, L.L.P. Cox & Smith Foundation Foundation retires. We take him from an earlier Baker & McKenzie Cravath, Swaine & Moore Groundhog, Inc. period, college, and deliver him to the Baker Botts, L.L.P. Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & H. E. Butt Grocery Company Baker Hughes Foundation next phase—apprenticeship. I have Mosle Halliburton Foundation Inc. Baker, Donelson, Bearman & Cush Cush Fabrics and Hamel Bowers & Clark L.L.P. used the term “apprenticeship” for Caldwell, PC Furnishings Harris Geno and Dunbar PA the phase immediately after he com- Baldwin & Baldwin, L.L.P. Dallas Bar Foundation Haynes and Boone, L.L.P. pletes the law school, in recognition BarBri Legal & Professional Dallas Jewish Community Heard & Smith, LLP Publications Foundation Heritage Title Company of of the fact that he cannot be regarded Baron & Budd, P.C. Davis & Saybe, LLP Austin Inc. as a finished lawyer. Bassett & Copple, LLP Davis, Cedillo & Mendoza Inc. Hewlett-Packard Company Beirne, Maynard & Parsons, —Dean Page Keeton, July 1952 Dee J. Kelly Foundation Hole & Alvarez, L.L.P. L.L.P. Deloitte Foundation Holt Atherton Educational Ben and Margaret Love Delta Air Lines Foundation Foundation Inc. Foundation Denton, Navarro & Bernal Houston Jewish Community Berniger, Berg, Diver, Noecker & Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Wood-Ellis LLC Foundation Hubbard & Biederman, LLP Betty J. Thode Revocable Trust Dewey Ballantine, LLP Hughes & Luce, L.L.P. Blazer Tag Dian Graves Owen Foundation Hunton & Williams LLP Bonilla & Chapa, P.C. Discount Cinema 8 IBM International Foundation BP Amoco Foundation, Inc. Dominion Foundation Iverson & Norwood Bracewell & Patterson, L.L.P. Donald J. and Joan P. J.R. Enterprises Brobeck, Phleger & Harrison McNamara Foundation Jack & Joyce Sampson Family LLP Charitable Foundation Doyle Restrepo Harvin & Foundation Brookshire Green Foundation Robbins, L.L.P. Jackson Walker L.L.P. Brown McCarroll, L.L.P. Duarte and Pedraza, P.C. Jeffrey’s Restaurant Burk Law Firm, P.C. Duke Energy Foundation Jenkens & Gilchrist, P.C. Burroughs & Rhodes Dyer & Associates Joan & Herb Kelleher Charitable C. L. Rowan Charitable & Ed Cox Foundation Foundation Education Inc. Eden, A Day Spa John P. McGovern Foundation Cantey & Hanger, L.L.P. EEX Corporation Johnson Law Firm Capital Cruises El Interior Jones Day Capitol City Comedy Club El Mercado South Jordan, Hyden, Womble & Capra & Cavelli El Paso Bar Auxiliary Culbreth Carmelo’s Italian Restaurant Emily’s Catering Keith Weber & Mosty, PLLC Carrington, Coleman, Sloman & Emmons & Jackson P.C. Kelly, Hart & Hallman Blumenthal, L.L.P. Entergy Charitable Foundation King & Spalding 62_63_CorpFoundList 10/27/03 4:40 PM Page 63

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L-Bar Cattle & Equipment Porter & Hedges, L.L.P. Texas Law Fellowships, Inc. Company, L.L.C. Posse East Texas Law Review Association of the Law Lapin & Landa, L.L.P. The Nancy & Paul Pressler Texas Mental Health Consumers Laser Quest Foundation Texas Trial Lawyers Association School, 2003 Lewis H. Pool Foundation Qurumbli Foundation Textron Charitable Trust Lexis-Nexis R and R Foundation The Air Products Foundation Lock Law Firm P.C. RadioShack Corporation The Arthur & Sarah Merrill UR CORE PURPOSES ARE TO Locke Liddell & Sapp L.L.P. Ratliff Law Firm, PLLC Foundation Inc. provide the people of Texas Loeffler, Jonas & Tuggey, LLP Rauhut & Associates The BAR/BRI Group O Lone Star Riverboat on Town Reaud Charitable Foundation The Cain Foundation with a world-class institution Lake Inc. The Coca-Cola Company to produce, disseminate, and Longley & Maxwell Redman Foundation Inc. The Crain Foundation preserve knowledge relating to the Louis J. & Millie M. Kocurek Renaissance Austin Hotel The Dewuse Guyton Foundation Charitable Research & Planning The Driskill Hotel law and legal systems; to serve the Luce and Williams, L.L.P. Consultants Inc. The Henry Luce Foundation Inc. people of Texas by providing M. Ford & Associates Reuben’s Wine & Spirits The Hobby Family Foundation students with a world-class legal M.D. Anderson Foundation Rhea & Rodman, L.L.P. The J. P. Morgan Chase Marathon Oil Company River Place Golf and Country Foundation Foundation Club The JTL Partners Ltd. Marigot Capital Advisors Robert R. and Kay M. Onstead The Kayser Foundation Marine Insurance Seminars, Foundation The Merck Company Foundation Inc. Roberta Wright Reeves Trust The Mullen Foundation The Maritime Law Association Robinson Law Firm The New York Times Company of the United States Rod Tanner & Associates, P.C. Foundation Inc. Mark’s American Cuisine Rodriguez, Colvin & Chaney LLP The Prudential Foundation Mary Lake Realty Company Rosenberg Law Firm The Richard E. Rainwater and Matthews & Branscomb Rowan Companies, Inc. Darla Moore Maudies Cafe Royalgate Center The Richard J. Agnich & Maxor National Pharmacy Royston, Rayzor, Vickery & Victoria Agnich Services Corp. Williams, L.L.P. The Rockefeller Foundation Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw San Angelo Chamber of The Rosewood Foundation L.L.P. Commerce Thirty Fourth Street Cafe Mayor, Day, Caldwell & Keeton, San Antonio Area Foundation Thomas G. & Nancy B. Loeffler L.L.P. SBC Foundation Irrevocable Trust McCamish Socks & Montpas, Scott, Douglass & McConnico, Thompson & Knight Foundation P.C. L.L.P. Thompson & Knight, L.L.P. McCombs Foundation, Inc. Scurlock Foundation Thompson, Coe, Cousins & McDade Fogler Maines, L.L.P. Shell Lubricant Irons, L.L.P. McGinnis, Lochridge & Kilgore, Shell Oil Company Foundation TIG Insurance Company L.L.P. Sherman & Howard Tindall & Foster P.C. McKool Smith, P.C. Shook, Hardy & Bacon, L.L.P. Travis County Bar Association Mellina & Larson, P.C. Sidley Austin Brown & Wood Truluck’s Seafood Steak & Crab Mestal Foundation, Inc. Simpson Thacher & Bartlett UBS Warburg Metropolitan Life Foundation United Way of Central New Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher Microsoft Corporation Mexico & Flom Mike A. Myers Foundation University Co-operative Society Smyser Kaplan & Veselka, LLP Miller & Chevalier Unocal Foundation Snell & Wilmer, L.L.P. Minton, Burton, Foster & Collins Valero Energy Foundation Soules & Wallace Missouri Manor, L.L.C. Vedder Price Kaufman & Sprint Corporation Moak & Sheridan, L.L.P. Kammholz St. Peters Episcopal Church Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Verizon Foundation Stanley, Mandel & Iola, L.L.P. Foundation Vinny’s Italian Cafe State Bar of Texas Mosbacher Foundation Inc. Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. State Farm Companies Motorola Foundation Waldman-Smallwood, PC Foundation Munsch Hardt Kopf & Harr P.C. Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Stephen F. Austin Hotel National Council of La Raza Westin Galleria & Westin Oaks Stewart & Mann P.C. Neligan Tarpley Andrews & Whitehurst, Harkness, Ozmun & Stewart Title Guaranty Company Foley, L.L.P. Brees Nicholas and Barrera Stokes Bartholomew Evans & William Duane Darling Exempt O’Keefe Egan & Peterman, LLP Petree, P.A. Lifetime Trust Stone & Stone, P.C. Orgain, Bell & Tucker, L.L.P. Williams Companies education and by preparing men and Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe Strasburger & Price, L.L.P. Williams Companies LLP Susman Family Foundation Foundation, Inc. women for leadership of the bar; to Pacific Life Susman Godfrey, L.L.P. Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering advance the understanding of law, Patterson Wells & Cruz, P.C. Sweetish Hill Inc. Winstead, Sechrest & Minick legal systems, and legal institutions; Patterson, Belknap, Webb & T.L.L. Temple Foundation P.C. and to promote the impartial admin- Tyler Tampa-Orlando-Pinellas Jewish Woolf, McClane, Bright, Allen & Paula D. Morris & Associates, Foundation Inc. Carpenter PLLC istration of justice by training lawyers P.C. Taylor Russell & Russell, P.C. Yoga Yoga in excellence and professionalism. Pittenger & Associates P.C. Temple-Inland Foundation Zelle Hofmann Voelbel Mason & —Report of the Long-Range Planning Committee Polemanakos Foundation Texas Family Safety Foundation Gette to Dean Powers, 2003

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ARGUMENT A Most RemarkableWoman CLOSING Gulf Oil attorney Alice Sheffield, ’18.) accident. The last two pages of the In careful cursive handwriting, scrapbook were reserved for him. In Most annotated moot court competi- the margins she wrote, “I have lost tion programs, law school assign- interest in my University scrapbook . . . ments, chamber concert flyers (she My love has gone forever.” was an accomplished violinist), dance Dean Hildebrand, Bobbitt’s first cards, photos of campus buildings cousin, kept in touch with her. In (including a postcard of the cafeteria 1939 he was nominated to the feder- burning), and an assortment of invita- al bench and asked her to join him in tions to join various clubs. (“It follows New Orleans as his clerk, but the for- I learned to tote a gun,” she wrote mer dean died of a heart attack be- BY ALLEGRA J.YOUNG beside an invitation to join the Rifle fore he arrived at his post. WHEN DOROTHY CAROLYN MOST GRADU- Club in 1922.) It was then that Most turned her ated from The University of Texas While many other universities back on the law. She attended the School of Law in 1925, the Gainesville angrily fought coeducation during this Juilliard School in New York and Girls’ Reform School offered her a time, Most’s scrapbook shows evidence studied philosophy at New York Uni- post as a staff attorney. But Dean Ira of broad support from her professors, versity. She served for many years as Hildebrand of the Law School felt that other students, and friends. One law- the dean of women at St. John’s Uni- position would not challenge her. yer offered her a job well before she versity. She eventually did marry, a Hildebrand wrote to the Houston graduated, writing, “Most, by gosh, I Mr. Schraeder, who predeceased her. law firm of Baker, Botts, Parker & want you for a law partner. You are the She died at 82. Garwood and urged the firm to make slickest, smoothest, schemiest law any- Most’s scrapbook was found in a Most an offer. They did, she accept- where . . . sign here:______.” trash bin, tossed when her heir, a ed, and, at age 24, Most became one The scrapbook starts as a light- niece, was moving. The daughter of of only two female members of the hearted memoir of studying law at UT, Arthur Hausman, the chairman of Houston Bar Association. “If a girl but ends on a somber note. Most fell the board of a petroleum company has brains, perseverance, and the will in love with a man she had met at the familiar with UT-Austin, found it and to do, she will get ahead,” wrote Most Law School, Daniel Bobbitt. Bobbitt gave it to her father. Hausman con- in her scrapbook. later proposed, but Most’s family per- tacted UT and asked if the University The Jamail Center for Legal Re- suaded her to postpone the wedding. would be interested. He wrote, “After search acquired Most’s scrapbook in In 1933, when he was 41, reading through the book, I felt that 1984. The document’s brittle pages, he died in an this was not an ordinary scrapbook— filled with UT memorabilia from nor was Dorothy Most an ordinary 1920 to 1925, offer a rare glimpse person.” into the private life of a young woman studying law during the Roaring Twenties. Most was born in Hastings, Nebraska, in 1901 but moved to Houston when she was in high school. She was one of a handful of women to earn an A.B. as an undergraduate, and she held the distinction of being the sole female law school senior in 1925. (Most was not the first woman to graduate from UT Law; a number of women had earned their degrees during World War I, including philanthropist and

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