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PUBLISHED BY THE FACUL TV AND STUDENTS

OF THE COLLEGE OF LAW OF THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE

VOL. 5 NO. 1 FALL 1966

Dean Warner Views Progress and Expansion All across America, students in unprecedented numbers

are pursuing the study of law. In 1953 there were 39,339 students

enrolled in the law sChools of the United States. In each succeeding year there has been a substantial increase in the number of students; in the Fall of 1966 the total enroll­ment was 68,121. In the year 1965-1966 when the total enrollment was 65,057 the law schools conferred 13,859 first degrees in law. It is certain that the number of students

HAROLD C. WARNER and the number of graduates will continue to rise in the foreseeable future.

This trend is reflected in our College of Law. In the fall quarter of 1953 tJhe total enrollment was 123 of which 33 were beginning students. In 1953-1954 we granted 34 degrees. In the fall of 1965 the total enrollment was 380 of which 86 were beginning students. In 1965-1966 we con­ferred 94 degrees. In the fall of 1966 the total enrollment was 485 of which 157 were beginning students. In 1966-1967 we will confer approximately 120 degrees. The number of applications received continues to far exceed the number of spaces available. In the fall of 1966 we tried to limit th� entering class to 150. This policy will be continued until the building is expanded.

The big increase in enrollment at the University came with the freshm en class of 1964. This increase will affect the College of Law for the first time in the fall of 1967. It is anticipated that a large number of these students who desire to study law will apply for admission next fall in order to take advantage of the 3-3 year program by which they can earn a B.S. or an A.B. degree and an LL.B. degree in six years. This program will be phased out in 1968. The last class that can enter with three years of pre-law study will be that entering in the summer of 1968. The class entering in the fall of 1968 must have a first degree.

A standing faculty committee is constantly studying the admission requirements. This committee recommended and the faculty approved another increase effective in 1967. This

increase is reasonable and is based on a f-aculty study and experience.

In 1965 I stated that the space formerly occupied by the Municipal Technical Advisory Service and the Bureau of Sociological Research had been returned to the College and I estimated that we could with crowding take care of approximately 450 students. We were forced, however, by the high number of qualified applicants to accommodate 485; this is the absolute limit.

The proposal to expand the present College of Law building has been approved by the Trustees and the architect is working on the preliminary drawings. He is submitting several plans for consideration. One will extend the present building west and north; another extends it to the north; the third plan will extend the building both east and west. The addition will be in harmony with the present style of architecture. It is hoped that the plans will be ready and the money made availaible by the legislature so that constru­tion can be started in the fall of 1967. We have an urgent need for larger classrooms, more offices, more study space in the library, more stack space (the library now contains 70,781 volumes and the stack space is almost completely utilized), storage space and the like.

In addition to the expansion of the law building, plans are being prepared for a three story parking facility to be built in the rear of the l aw building on the space now being used as the College parking area. The present thinking is that it will provide parking for approximately 200 cars. The space will be rented and the rental will amortize the cost.

On September 1, 1966, we ·added assistant professor Donald F. Paine and associate professor Toxey S. Sewell to the faculty. We are happy to welcome them as colleagues. We now have 14 full-time and 11 part-time faculty members. It is our plan to add two additional faculty members in September, 1967.

Several new courses have been added to the curriculum and are being offered this year for the first time. In the fall quarter we offered a course "Accounting for Lawyers". It was taught by Professor James McLean of the Accounting

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IN THIS ISSUE: The Law Class of 1966-1967

2 THE U-T LAWYER

U- T Law A !umnt· News Notes It is with regret that we announce the death of W. Keith

Harber, '49, Chattanooga, Tennessee; Judge Roger F. John­son, '31, Knoxville; and John A. Wray, Jr., '26, Knoxville.

Rebecca Burnett, '66, is an attorney in the CUJStoms Office, Washington, D.C.

Ford Preston Mitchell, '57, is with the firm of Swafford & Taylor, McClellan Bu ilding, Chattanooga.

Gerald H. Summers, '66, is Assistant District Attorney General, Chattanooga.

Robert A. Wright, '60, is returning to active duty with the Air F·orce. Captain Wright will be stationed at Travis Air Force Base and will be in the office of .the Judge Advo­cate.

William M. S isco, '50, is in charge of the claims office of the Pilot Fire and Casualty Company, 4711 Old Kingston Pike, Knoxville.

William D. Swanner, '50, is the probate clerk in the office of the Knox County Judge, Knoxville.

Thomas A. Hodge, '63, is now in the Patent Division of the Eastman Kodak Company, and is located in Kingspo11t.

Sam R. Anderson, '65, is associated with Swafford & Tay­lor, Chattanooga.

Robert A. Scott, '64, has been appointed assistant Ulnited States district attorney, Chattanooga.

·

Thomas A. Williams, '63, is an assistant United States district attorney, Chattanooga.

Hugh Standefer Guthrie, '64, is associated with the firm of Tanner & J<llihn, Chattanooga.

Jack Franklin, '48, is with the Pickens & Challen Ad­jUIS'ting Agency, 213 Cooper Street, Memphi•s.

Neil Keating, '65, is with the Southem Title Insurance Co., 4277 Lyons View Pike, S.W., Knoxville.

Commander Edward T. Boywid, USN, '56, is an instruc­tor in the Naval Justice School, U.S.N. Base, Newport, R. I.

1st Lt. William H. Skelton, '65, is now stationed in the Division Legal Office, Camp Pendleton, California.

Archie R. Carpenter, '65, is in the FBI and is in the Buffalo, New York office.

Sam H. Payne, '60, and Clarence E. Shattuck, '60, have formed the firm of Payne and Shattuck wLth offices in the Pioneer Bank Building, Chattanooga.

Richard Ray Ford, '51, and Larry Shields •are associated m the practice of law with offices in the Valley Fidelity Bank Building, Knoxville.

THE U-T LAWYER

James H. Toms Editor-itl-Chief

James F. Butler Managing Editor

Copy Editor ...................... , ................. , ........... John W. Wheeler Editorial Assistants .............. James Trotter, Gordon Jackson Circulation Manager ................................... ..... David M. Basker Reporters ............ Charles C. Baker, John E. Buffaloe, Jr.

Leslie B. Enoch, Edward Anthony Kizer, James E. Hall, Gerald V. Robertson, Robert Strong

FALL, 1966

The U-T Lawyer. Published quarterly. Edited by the fa.culty and studen1e of The University of Tennessee OOOiege of Law at Knox­ville, Tennessee. Second cls.ss poel;alfe paid at Knoxville, Tennessee.

H. Fred Ford, '66, is associated with the firm of Manier, Cl.'ouch, White & Herod, American Trust Building, 305 Union Street, Nashville.

William F. Bronson, '54, has returned from Europe and is now deputy general counsel, Army and Air Force Ex­

change Service, Dallas, Texas.

Henry T. (S quire) Ogle, '50, Earl M. Bradley, '40, and

William R. Fain, '64, are associated in the practice of law. The firm name is Ogle, Bradley & Fain, Main Street Build­ing, Knoxville.

William P. Goodman, '49, retired from the Judge Advo­cate General's Corps, U.S. Army, in August, 1966. His home is on Bennington Drive, Knoxville.

Kyle R. Weems, '61, has completed his active dlllty in the Judge Advocate General's Corps and is associated with Roberts (Joseph B., '20), Weill & Ellis (WaltJer P., '55), Volunteer Building, Chattanooga.

Kemper B. Durand, '63, is associated with the firm of McDonald, Kuhn, McDonald, Crenshaw & Smith, 150 E. Court Avenue, Memphis.

George L. Card, Jr., '62, has been released from Military Service at Font Campbell and is with the NLRB, Peachtree­Seventh Building, 50 Seventh Street, N.E., Atlanta, Georgia.

Herschel P. Franks, '57, has been made a partner in the firm of Harris, Moon, Dinen & Franks, Hamilton National Bank Building, Chattanooga.

R. Larry Turner, '66, has offices in the First Federal Bui lding, Atlanta, Georgia.

Paul K iser, '53, has been promoted to Divisional Claims Superintendent with the State Farm Insurance Companies in Louisville, Kentucky. He resides at 3817 Chatham Road, Louisville, Kentucky.

Jerry McDonald, '58, is in the Advisory Opinion Division of the Federal Trade Commission, with offices at 7th and Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C.

Charles Dennis Harrell, '57, is Assistant State Attorney, Tampa, Florida. His business address is P. 0. Box 930, and his home address is 10905 North Newport, Tampa, Florida.

Major James C. Lane, Jr., '53, is assigned to Head­quarters 704th Maintenance Battalion, 4th Infantry Division, APO, San Franci·sco, California.

STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT AND CIRC ULATION

(Act of October 23, 1962; Section 4369, Title 39, United States Code)

1. Filed October 1, 1966. 2. The title of publication is The U-T Lawyer. 3. The frequency of issue is quarterly. 4. The Iocs.tion of known office of publlcs.tion is University of

Tennessee College of Law, Knoxville, Tennessee 37916. 6. The location of tbe headquarters or general business offices of

the publishers is University of Tennessee OOOiege of Law, Knoxville, Tennessee 37916.

6. The publisher is the University of Tennessee College of Law, Knoxville, Tennessee 37916. The editor is the Faculty and Students, University of Tennessee College of Law, Knoxville, Tennessee 37916. The editor is James H. Toms, University of Tennessee College of L'aw, Knoxville, Tennessee 37916.

7. The owner is the University of Tennessee College of Law, 1606 West Cumberland Avenue, Knoxville, Tennessee 37916.

8. The known bondholders, mortgagees, and other security holders owning or holding 1 percent or more of total amount of bonds, mortgages or other securities are: none.

I certify that the statements made by me above s.re correct and complete. (signed) Harold C. Warner. Doo.n, College of Law.

FALL 1966 3

Memo from our Law Alumni President:

Board of Trustees Honors J udge George C. Taylor I n action on November 15, the Board of Trustees of The

University of Tennessee honored George Caldwell Taylor, late a Federal judge in the Eastern District of Tennessee, by naming the College of Law building for him.

George Caldwell Taylor, the son of Alexander and Alvira Taylor, was born in Greeneville, Tennessee, on May 29, 1885. After graduating from the public schools of Greene County, he entered Tusculum Col­lege and graduated in 1906 with the Bachelor of Science degree.

JUDGE TAYLOR He studied law at The University of Tennessee and graduated in 1908 with the degree of Bache­lor of Laws. He was President of his law class and his scholastic standing won for him membership in the scholastic honorary society, Phi Kappa Phi.

As a member of the firm of Nicholas and Taylor he began the practice of law at Rockwood, Tennessee. From 1911 to 1913 he served as Secretary to Governor Ben Hooper. He re-entered law practice at Greeneville, Tennessee, in 1913. Mr. Taylor served as United States Attorney for the Eastern Diiiltrict of Tennessee from 1921 to 1928, and he was Judge of the United States District Court for the same district from 1928 until the time of his retirement in 1949.

Judge Taylor was a member of the Board of Trustees of Tusculum College for many years. He was appointed a trustee of The University of Tennessee in 1944 to succeed General W. T. Kennerly, and served as trustee until Decem­ber 19, 1952, the date of his death. He also served as a trustee of the Second Presbyterian Church of Knoxville.

Judge Taylor was married in 1913 to the former Luetta Alpha Gregg of Birmingham, Alabama, who still resides in Knoxville. The Taylors had two children, Ellen Taylor Man­so�, now the wife of a Chattanooga attorney, and Jerome Gregg Taylor, a Knoxville attorney.

On his father's death, Jerome Gregg Taylor was named to fill his father's seat on the Board of Trustees of The University of Tennessee, and he now serves in that capacity.

Law Wives Club Elects Officers

The U-T Law Wives Club, a group that offers social opportunities and service projects for wives of law students, has elected new officers for the winter and spring quarters.

Serving as president will be Mrs. Albert Harvey, and Mrs. Thomas Henley and Mrs. Thomas Looney will share the duties of vice-president. Other officers are: Mrs. Larry Parrish, secretary; Mrs. Richard Waddell, treasurer; and Mrs. James Giffin, Mrs. Thomas Hardin, Mrs. Matt Shade, Mrs. Earl Thomas, and Mrs. Royce Cates, Jr., committee chairmen.

Mrs. Harold C. Warner serves as sponsor of the club.

Dear Friends:

With an enrollment of 485 students, our U-T College of Law is bursting at the seams. However, under the able

leadership of Dean Harold Warner, steps 'are being taken to

expand the facilities of the college and, within the foreseeable future, our college will be able to accommodate not only

the present enrollment but a considevable increase in stu­dents. A new addition to the building has been authorized,

and we eagerly look forward to this expansion. On September 28, a reception was held for the incoming

law freshmen at the University Center. There are now

160 freshmen, and with all of the faculty, school officials, and alumni representatives present, the large banquet room at the center was well filled.

The present Directory of Alumni of the College of Law

was published in 1959. As you can readily 'see, there have been many additions and changes to this directory since that date. The directory is now being brought up-do-date and in

order to facilitate this difficult task, we urge you to com­plete and return immediately any questionnaire sent to you

by the college. Please do this. One of the great present needs is for funds for an en­

dowed chair and for scholarships. The College of Law de­pends almost entirely on its alumni and friends for these funds. Many other colleges of the University receive funds from the business community, and perhaps we lawyers have neglected encouraging gifts from this source. More and

more, the lawyer is becoming an impo!"ltant member of the business team. His presence, advice and ,services are absolutely mandatory to a successful business in these days of governmental regulations and control. No industry

can opevate without the services of the lawyer, and perhaps we should impress upon the leaders of industry the neces­sity for them to be as interested in the law as they are

in engineering, ,science, or other disciplines. They can easily show their interest in a financial way by contributing to our endowment and scholarship funds.

The General Alumni Alssociation's Century Club has

been an outstanding success. The contributions of law

alumni c,an be earmarked for the law college if the giver will so indicate.

However, in co-operation with the Century Club, I have

appointed Law Alumni Vice-President Ray Moseley of Chat­tanooga as Chairman of the new College of Law Centurion

Endowment Fund. Details of this special fund for the Law College are set out in Dean Harold C. Warner's article on page one.

Within the foreseeable future, Chairman Moseley will be in touch with you.

Cordially youvs, T. Mack Blackburn President U-T Law College Alumni

4 THE U-T LAWYER

U-T Bar Association Presents Variety of Speakers The U-T Bar Association sponsored an outstanding slate

of guest speakers at the College of Law thi•s fall, speaking on topics ranging from "Negro Voting Patterns in Tennes­see" to "Trends and Oppomunities in Space Law."

The first speaker of the quarter was Ru!'lsell B. Sugar­mon, a Memphis attorney who is General Chairman of the Tennessee Voters' Council. Sugarmon, who will begin a term in the General Assembly next January, told the stu­dents of the problems involved in organizing Negro voters and explained the growing •strength of ethnic blocs in Ten­nessee politics.

The Judge Advocate General's Corps was the focal point of a .speech by Col. Toxey Sewell. Col. Sewell, who recently joined the faculty of the College of Law as assistant director of the Legal Aid Clinic and associate professor of law, recently retired as acting commandant of the JAG School in Charlottesville, Virginia. His explanation of the procedure for entering the JAG Corps and the duties and advantages of JAG officers was quite helpful to those law students whose military careers lie ahead.

Edward Guilian, .the Chief Coun1!1el for the Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, >Spoke to the Bar Association on the future of space law. "How high is up?" was one of the perplexing questions the speaker discussed in this rapidly developing area of the law.

In future quarters, the U-T Bar Association speakers prog11am will be expanded, thanks to an expense grant from ·the unive11sity'•s activity fee fund. This grant was obtained by ,the persistent efforts of Robert Knolton, Benjamin H. Cantrell, and Alex B. Shipley, the last three presidents of the U-T Bar A:;;sociation.

In other recent bar activities, under the sponsorship of the U-T Bar Association and Dean Harold C. Warner of the College of Law, the University of Tennessee's Pre-Legal Society for undergradulllte •students ha.s been re-activated. The organization j.s now ·serving a helpful purpose of ga·ther­ing .together .students contemplating the study of law prior to their entrance into law school.

The U-T Bar Association sponsored a dance at Beaver­brook Country Club on homecoming weekend. The party was quite •successful, with a capacity crowd attending, in­cluding many of the newer alumni of the College of Law.

Law Review Staff Is Named Thomas M. Keeling, of Knoxville, will serve as editor­

in-chief of the Tennessee Law Review during the current academic year.

Other editorial staff members elected recently are Felix H. Laughlin, Memphis, who will be comments editor; Albert C. Harvey, Knoxville, who will be casenotes editor; William C. Carriger, Chattanooga, who will be articles editor; and Dalton L. Townsend, Knoxville, who will be book review editor.

Students contributing to the current issue of the Ten­nessee Law Review are: William T. Berry, Bulls Gap; M. Jerome Diamond, Knoxville; Edward M. Ems, Kingston; Theo J. Emison, Jr., Alamo; Jerry A. Farmer, Knoxville; Jeffrey L. Hall, Johnson City; Gordon E. Jackson, Spring­field; Hiram G. Tipton, Knoxville; James 0. Trotter, Knox­ville; and Thomas R. Wilkinson, Memphis.

Delta Theta Phi Chapter Now Established In Law College With the organization of Catron senate of Delta Theta

Phi law fraternity at the College of Law this summer, the third largest international legal fraternity is now represented at U-T.

"We have been met with enthusiastic acceptance in the College of Law," states M. Jerome Diamond, Iaw ·student and organizer of the new senate, "and we are convinced that .there is ample room in our growing law school for a third professional fraternity."

The twenty-two charter membe1.1s who have formed the new fraternity unit, called a senate, have chosen to name the local group in honor of J-ames Catron, first Justice of the United States Supreme Court from the State of Tennes­see, and a former Chief Justice of the Tennessee Supreme Court.

'I'his fall the charter members have concentrated their attention on the complex problems of getting the new sena·te firmly established and affiliated with the Supreme Senate, the fraternity's national organization.

Problems of drafting a constitution and by-law.s and be­coming an official chapter in the international fmternity have now been resolved; and an official installation banquet will take place early in winter qual'ter.

Char.ter members of Catron ·senate of Delta Theta Phi are Frank W. Jablonski, Edward M. Ellis, Whi.t Russell, Joel Katz, Howell J. Reeves, Wayne Peter.s, Hiram C. Tip­ton, Joseph Saperstein, Edward P. Bailey, Jr., Allan Kal­.smith, Stephen Lawrence, Hal Hardin, M. Jerome Diamond, Peter D. Solymos, Sheldon Diesenhouse, Abrnham J. Kalfus, Jeffrey B. Clark, Richard Herod, Michael W. Drake, Gaylord Morse, Ronald D. Lee, William L. Dickson, and William Forester.

In elections for fraternity officers, the following mem­bers were chosen to lead the new organization: M. Jerome Diamond, Dean; Hiram C. Tipton, Vice-Dean; Edward M. Ellis, Tribune; Richard Herod, Master of Rolls; Frank W. Jablonski, Clerk of Exchecquer; Allan Kaismith, Master of Rituals; and Jeffrey B. Clark, Bailiff.

PLACEMENT SERVICES

The Law College offers to law firms, corporations, and government agencies an opportunity to interview undergraduates and graduates for full or part-time legal positions.

If you are interested in this service, kindly com-municate with:

The U-T Law College Placement Office 1505 West Cumberland Avenue Knoxville, Tennessee 37916

FALL 1966 5

GRADUATES FOR 1967 DONALD LEWIS ADAMS is .a native of Harriman, Ten­

nessee, and is single. He i's 29 years old, and has served his military oblig.ation in the United States Army. Don was graduated from Tulane University where he received his Bachelor of Avts de­gree. At Tulane, he was a scholar­ship recipient ·and a member of the varsity track team. Don has em­ployment experience with the Ford Motor Company district sales office in Jacksonville, Florida. He will re­ceive his Bachelor of Laws degree in

D. L. ADAMS August, 1967.

DANIEL EUGENE ANDERTON, of Knoxville, is 24 years old and single. He has not fulfilled his military obligation. Dan received his Bac.he­lor of Arts degree from the Univer­sity of Tennessee. While at the Col­lege of Law, he has been an active member of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity and has served on the Student Bar Association election commission. He has been employed part-time by Hamilton National Bank of Knoxville for the past three years. Dan will receive his Bache­lor of Laws degree in March, 1967. D. E. ANDERTON

ROBERT DONALD ARNOLD is a native of Bristol, Tennessee, 24 years old, and married. He has not fulfilled

R. D. ARNOLD

his military obligation. Don at­tended King College and is a gradu­ate of East Tennessee Sttate Univer­sity where he received a Bachelor of Science degree in accounting. He is a member of the Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity and the Student Bar Association. He has also served on the law library staff. Don will re­ceive his Bachelor of Laws degree with the class graduating in June, 1967.

DRURY GRAHAM BAGWELL is a native of Knoxville. He is 25 years <>ld and ,single. He has not fulfilled his military obligation. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Tennessee, where he was a member of Phi Sigma Kappa. At Law School, he is a member of Phi Delta legal fraternity. He has had a variety of jobs while in school. He will receive his Bachelor of Laws degree in June, 1967.

D. G. BAGWELL

DONALD E. BAKER, JR., of Chattanooga, Tennessee, is 23 years old and single. He has not fulfilled his

D. E. BAKER, JR.

military obligation. Donald received his Bachelor of Science degree in accounting from the University of Tennessee, where he held a number of student leadership positions. He is a member of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity and has been an A.L.S.A. representative. He has had experi­ence in insurance work imd in ac­counting. Donald will receive his Bachelor of Laws degree in June, 1967.

RUSSELL J. BEAN is 25 years old Chattanooga. Russell is ·single and has military obligation. He completed his undergraduate work at Middle Ten­nessee State University. While in

and a native of not fulfilled his

1aw school he has been a staff mem­ber of the U-T Lawyer and the Gen­eral Issue. He is historian of Phi Delta Phi and also is chairman of P.D.P.'s publicity committee. He is employed part-time as a clerk at General Sessions Court in Knox Co. Russell will receive his LL.B. degree in March, 1967. R. J. BEAN

ALLEN F. BENNETT, from Windsor, Illinoi,s, is 23 years old. He is married and has one child. He is presently

A. F. BENNETT

exempt from military .service. He attended the University of Illinois where he received a B.S. degree in management. At the College of Law, he is a member of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. Allen has worked as an insurance adjuster for two years and has worked for a Knox­ville law firm. He will receive his Bachelor of Laws degree with the class graduating in December, 1967.

WILLIAM THOMAS BERRY, from Bulls Gap, is 22 years old and married. He rhas not fulfilled his military obligation. Bill lllttended East Ten­nessee State University and U-T for his undergraduate studies. At the College of Law, he is a member of Phi Alpha Delta. He has con­tributed to the Tennessee Law Re­view, received the Lawyer's Title award on Law Day, and has served on the library staff. Bill will re­ceive his LL.B. degree in June, 1967.

W. T. BERRY

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MERIDITH C. BOND comes from Bogalusa, Louisiana. He has fulfilled his military obligation. Meridith is 27 years

M. C. BOND

old and married. He attended Pearl River Junior College in Mississippi and graduated from the University of Southern Mississippi with a B.S. in English. At the College of Law, Meridith is a member of the Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity and re­ceived the Syllus E. Hodges award on Law Day. He has worked for a finance organization. He will receive his Bachelor of Laws degree with the class graduating in December, 1966.

WALTON COLLINS BONDS is a native of Milan, Ten­nessee. He is 24 years old and single. Collins has not fulfilled his military obligaltion. He graduated from the University of Tennessee - Martin Branch, where he received his Bachelor of Science de­gree. He is an active member of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. Col­lins will receive his Bachelor of Laws degree in the class graduating in June, 1967.

W. C. BONDS

WADE MELVIN BOSWELL, of Knoxville, is 22 years old and married. He has not fulfilled his military obligation.

W. M. BOSWELL

Wade attended Duke University and the University of Tennessee where he received a B.S. degree in business administration with a major in transportation. At U-T, he was a member of Phi Gamma Delta and Delta Sigma Pi, a business fratern­ity. At the College of Law, Wade has been social chairman of the Stu­dent Bar Association and an active member of Phi Delta Phi. He will re­ceive his LL.B. degree in Aug., 1967.

RODGER NEILL BOWMAN, from Clarksville, Tennes­nessee, is 25 years old and single. His present draft status is 1-Y. Rodger graduated from Aus­tin Peay State College where he was president of the Student Government Association, business manager of the college newspaper and a recipient of the Civi,tan Club Citizenship Award upon graduation. Rodger is a member of Phi Delta Phi. He will receive his Bachelor of Laws degree in August, 1967.

R. N. BOWMAN

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HARRY C. BOWYER is a native of Kingsport. He is 26 years old and married. He has fulfilled his military

obligation by serving wi.th the 101st Airborne Division. He received his B.S. degree in accounting from East Tennessee State. At the College of Law, he is a member of Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity. While in school, he has worked for a Knox­ville law firm. Harry will receive his Bachelor of Laws degree with the class graduating in August, 1967.

H. C. BOWYER

PHILLIP LARRY BOYD, of Rogersville, i.s 24 years old, married, and the father of two children. Larry is not subject to military service. He grad­uated from East Tennessee State University where he was a member of Delta Sigma Pi. At the College of Law, Larry has been a recipient of the Law Wives' scholarship and was one of the winners in the Hamil­ton National Bank wills contest. He is a member of Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity, and will receive his LL.B. degree in December, 1966.

P. L. BOYD

ROBERT E. BRAWNER is a native of Jackson, Ten­nessee. Bob is 29 years old, married, and the father of

one child. He has completed his military obligation. Bob received his B.S. degree from Union Univer­sity. At the College of Law he is a member of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity and on the staff of the General Issue. He has had experi­ence as a claims adjuster. Bob will receive his LL.B. degree in Decem­ber, 1966.

R. E. BRAWNER

FRANK F. BUCK, of Lebanon, Tennessee, is 23 years old and married. He has not fulfilled his military obligation. Frank received his Bachelor of Science degree in economics from Tennessee Technological University, where he was vice-president of Phi Kappa Beta, a speech fraternity. He has worked part-time for a law firm and is a member of P.hi Alpha Delta legal fraternity. Frank will receive his Bachelor of Laws degree in December, 1966.

F. F. BUCK

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SAM THOMAS BURNETT is 24 and a native of Nash­ville. He is single and has not fulfilled his military obliga­

S. T. BURNETT

tion. Sam received his B.S. degree summa cum laude from Tennessee Wesleyan College. At U-T, he is a member of Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity and was named the out­standing Law Day arguer. He was also a member of the winning team in the Law Day appellate argu­ments, and participated in the Na­tional Moot Court Competition. Tom will receive his LL.B. degree in June, 1967.

WILLIAM WALTER BURTON is 25 and single. He is from Fayetteville. He has not comp leted his military obliga­tion. He is a member of the Stu­dent Bar Association, and served as a legal intern for the Office of Economic Opportunity in the sum­mer of 1966. He will receive his B.S. degree and his Bachelor of Laws degree in August, 1967.

W. W. BURTON

JAMES FREDRICK BUTLER is 24 and a native of Jackson. He is married and a graduate of Lambuth College.

J,ames has not satisfied his military obligation. He received the Syllus E. Hodges Memorial Award, has served as managing editor of the U-T Lawyer, and was vice president and rush chairman of Phi Delta Phi lega l fraternity. James has been employed as a clerk in a Knoxville law firm. He will receive his LL.B. degree in December, 1966.

J. F. BUTLER

WILLIAM CARL CANNON, JR. is 24 and a native of Memphis. He is single and has not fulfilled his military obligation. William is a graduate of Memphis State University, where he was a chavter member of Omi­cron Delta Kappa honor fraternity. He is also a member of Sigma Chi social fraternity and was named to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. He is a member of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity and served as ticket chairman for Law Day, 1966. He will receive his LL.B. degree in December, 1966. W. C .CANNON, JR.

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TERRY L. CARTER, III, though originally a Tennessean from Memphis, has lived most of his 25 years in the New

York and New Jersey suburbs of New York City. He received a B.S. degree in chemical engineering from Tri-State Co llege, Angola, Indiana, where he was president of the Stu­dent Council and a member of Alpha Sigma Phi social fraternity. Terry will receive his Bachelor of Laws degree in March, 1967.

T. L. CARTER, III

CHARLES ROBERT COLE is from Coral Gables, Fla., and is 24. He is married and has not fulfilled his military obligation. He received his B.A. de­gree from Vanderbilt University. He was a member of the winning team in the Law Day arguments, and was a member of the National Moot Court team. Charles has worked as a bookkeeper and tennis instructor. He will receive his LL.B. degree in December, 1966.

C. R. COLE

GLENN RAY COPLAN D is a native of Chattanooga. He is 33 years old and married. He has 3 children. Glenn

has no military obligation. He re­ceived his Bachelor of Arts degree from Tennessee Temple College in Chattanooga. He has worked with the Post Office Department since 1958. He will receive his Bachelor of Laws degree with the class grad­uating in March, 1967.

G. R. OOPLAND

ROBERT WAYNE CULBERTSON is 24 and is from Kingsport. He is single and has n1:>t fulfilled his military obligation. He received his B.S. de­gree in finance and economics from East Tennessee Sta-te University. He is a member of Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity and the Student Bar Association. He has been employed by Tennessee Eastman Company. He will receive the LL.B. degree in December, 1966.

R. W. CULBERTSON

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RICHARD J CURRAN, JR. is 25 and a native of Memphis. He is single and has not fulfilled his military

R. J. CURRAN, JR.

obligation. He received his B.S. in economics from Louisiana State Uni­versity. At U-T, he is a member of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity, the Student Bar Association and the American Law Student Association. Richard also participated in the Law Day arguments. He has been em­ployed by the U.S. Government. He will receive his LL.B. degree in June, 1967.

GEORGE H. DAVIS is a native of Washington, Virginia. He is single and is 25 years of age. George is not presently subject to military service. Before coming to the University of Tennes­see College of Law, he attended the University of Virginia. He has been active in Phi Delta Phi legal fra­ternity. He will receive his Bache­lor of Laws degree in August, 1967.

G. H. DAVIS

GUY R. DOTSON, a native of Winchester, is 25 years old. He is married and has two children. He has fulfilled his

military obligation. Guy received his B.A. degree from the University of the South. He is a member of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity and has served as secretary and rush chair­man. He received the Student Bar Association scholarship. Guy will receive his LL.B. degree in Decem­ber, 1966.

G. R. DOTSON

TOMMY ETHEN DOYLE is a native of Linden and received his B.S. degree from U-T's Martin Branch. He is 23 and has not fulfilled his military obligation. He is a member of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. Tommy has been employed by Tennessee Gas Pipeline Co., and the Tennessee maintenance department. He will receive his LL.B. degree in August, 1967.

T. E. DOYLE

THE U-T LAWYER

RONALD P. DUSKA is 27 and a native of Orlando, Fla. He is single and has completed military service. He at­

R. P. DUSKA

tended Columbia Union College, Takoma Park, Md. At U-T, he was editor-in-chief of the U-T Lawyer, joined Phi Delta Phi legal fratern­ity, and worked a.t the chief coun­sel's office at the Marshall Space Flight Center, NASA, as part of the co-op program. He 'has worked for the National Geographic Society, and in hospitals in Florida and Washing­ton, D.C. He will receive his LL.B. degree in August, 1967.

THOMAS ROSS DYER is a native of Halls. He is 25 years old and single. Tommy has not fulfilled his military obligation. He attended U-T, where he was president of the U-T College Young Democrats. At the College of Law, he is a member of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. Tommy has worked for the Tennessee Depart­ment of Employment Security and for a local law firm. He will re­ceive his LL.B. degree in December, 1966.

T. R. DYER

JOHN THOMAS EDWARDS is 23 and single. He is a native of Sharon. He has not fulfilled his military obligation.

J. T. EDWARDS

He received his B.S. in business ad­ministration a.t U-T Martin Branch and graduated cum laude. He is a member of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity, the General Issue staff and the Student Bar Association. He will receive his LL.B. degree in June, 1967.

CARL W. EILERS, of Knoxville, Tennessee, is 27 years old and married. He has not fulfilled his military service obligation. Carl attended East Ten­nessee State University, where he received his Bachelor of Science de­gree. He is a member of Phi Delta P.hi legal fraternity. Carl will re­ceive his Bachelor of Laws degree in August, 1967.

C. W. EILERS

FALL 1966

BENJAMIN SAMUEL ENGRAM, JR. is 24, a native of Albany, Ga., and married. He was graduated from Emory­

at-Oxford, and attended Emory Uni­versity and Georgia Southern Col­lege. He is a member of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. Sam has been employed by Levi-Strauss while in law .school. He will receive the LL.B. degree in June, 1967.

B. S. ENGRAM, JR.

LESLIE BLYTHE ENOCH, II is 24 and a native of Nash­ville. He is married and has not fulfilled his miltiary obliga­tion. He received his B.A. degree from Vanderbilt University and was a member of the Junior Bar Associa­tion there. At U-T, he is a mem­ber of Phi Delta Phi legal fratern­ity and a member of the U-T Law­yer staff. He has been employed by the Knox County Board of Educa­tion. Leslie will receive his LL.B. degree in June, 1967.

L. B. ENOCH, II

JERRY ALVIN FARMER is 24 and a Knoxvillian. He i.s married and has not fulfilled his military obligation. He

J. A. FARMER

received his undergraduate degree at U-T. Jerry is a member of Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity, is a contri­butor to the Tennessee Law Review, and has worked on the library staff. He has worked as a clerk for a law firm in Knoxville and has also worked as a research assistant in the law library. He will receive his LL.B. degree in June, 1967.

JOHN W. FLYNN is a native of Hicksville, New York, He is 25 years old and single. He has not fulfilled his military obligation. John attended St. John's University where he re­ceived a Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in history and was a member of the Spanish Club. He prefer.s a practice in New York or California. He will receive his Bachelor of Laws degree in the class graduating in December, 1966.

J. W. FLYNN

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LEWIS CHILTON FOSTER, JR. is a native of Knox­ville. He is 23 years old and has not fulfilled his military

L. C. FOSTER, JR.

obligation. Lewis did his under­graduate work 3lt U-T where he majored in corporate finance. In law •school, he is a member of Phi Delta Phi and has received the American Jursiprudence Award for both corporations and mortgages. Lewis has worked for 3 years as a law clerk. He will receive his LL.B. degree in June, 1967.

JAMES KELLY GIFFEN of Knoxville is 23 years old and married. He has not yet fulfilled his military obligation. Jim did his undergraduate work at U-T where he was president of Omicron Delta Kappa, elected to Who's Who, and a member of Phi Kappa Phi. He has served as a law senator and is a member of Phi Delta Phi. Jim has worked part­time as a law clerk. He will receive his LL.B. degree in June, 1967.

J. K. GIFFEN

WILLIAM DAVID GREGORY is from Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. He is 27 years old and married. Wi1liam has

served his military obligation by spending 2 years in the Amny. He attended the University of Kentucky where he was vice president of Pi Kappa Alpha. At the College of Law, he has been a member of the student bar and historian of Phi Delta Phi. He ·has been a railroad employee and school teacher. Wil­liam will graduate in March, 1967.

W. D. GREGORY

JOHN B. HAGLER of Lenoir City is 24 year.s of age and single. He has not fulfilled his military obligation. He received his A.B. degree from the University of the South where he was president of Phi Delta Theta and of the Interfraternity Council. He was also chosen to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. At the College of Law, he is a mem­ber of Phi Delta Phi legal fratern­ity. He will receive his LL.B. de­gree in June, 1967.

J. B. HAGLER

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WAYNE FRANKLIN HAIRRELL is a native of Law­renceburg. He is 27 years old and single. He has fulfilled

his military obligation by serving in the Navy. Wayne attended Florence State College prior to entering the College of Law. He is a member of Phi Alpha Delta and the Student Bar Association. He has worked in the office of the chief counsel of NASA in Huntsville, Alabama. He will graduate in June, 1967.

W. F. HAIRRELL

JAMES E. HALL is a native of Knoxville. He is 24

years old and single. He has a two-year mHitary obligation to be fulfilled as a lieutenant in the Army. Jim received his B.S. from U-T, where he was president of Sig­ma Chi and elected to Who's Who. He is a member of P.hi Delta Phi legal fraternity and on the staff of the U-T Lawyer. He has also participated in the Law Day argu­ments. He has also served as state president of the College Young Democrats. He will receive his LL.B. degree in June, 1967.

J. E. HALL

MELVIN LEWIS HARPER, of Chattanooga, is 25 years old and married. He has not fulfilled his military obligation.

He attended Hiwassee Junior Col­

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lege and received his B.S. from the University of Tennessee in business administration. At the College of Law, he is a member of Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity. He has worked as an insurance adjuster for 1lh years. He will graduate in June, 1967.

M. L. HARPER

JOSIAH JACKSON HARRISON, JR. is from Signal Mountain. He is 23 years old, single, and has not fulfilled his military obligation. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Tennessee where he held several offices in Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. At the College of Law, he is a member of Phi Delta Phi fraternity. He has worked in a men's clothing store. He will receive his Bachelor of Laws degree in June, 1967.

J. J. HARRISON, JR.

THE U-T LAWYER

ALBERT C. HARVEY, of Knoxville, is 27 years old and is married. Al has fulfilled his military obligation and

A. C. HARVEY

holds the rank of Captain in the U. S. Marine Corps Reserve. He received his B.S. degree from U-T where he was president of Phi Gam­ma Delta and elected to Who's Who. He is president of P h i D e l t a Phi and a member of the National Moot Court Team. He has con­tributed to and is on the Board of Editors of the Tennessee Law Re­view. Al will receive his LL.B. de­gree in June, 1967.

CHARLES EDWARD HAWK is a native of Kingston. He is 24 years old and married. He has not fulfilled his military obligation. He received his Bachelor of Science degree in busi­ness administration from the Uni­versity of Tennessee. Charles is a member of Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity. He has worked with an engineering firm in Cincinnati. He will graduate in August, 1967.

C. E. HAWK

JOSEPH A. HEFFINGTON of Little Rock, Arkansas, is 26 years old. He is married. He has yet to fulfill his

J. A. HEI<'FINGIJ'ON

military obligation. Joseph attended the State University of Iowa and Little Rock University where he re­ceived his A.B. degree summa cum laude. He was ·also a member of the Young Republicans Club. At the College of Law, he is a member of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. He has worked in public relations and for an insurance company. He will receive his LL.B. degree in March, 1967.

THOMAS D. HEMBREE is a native of Norris, Tennes­see. He is 24 years old and married. Thomas has one son and is not presently subject to mili-tary service. He attended Berea College where he was active in in­tramurals and the Young Republican Club. While in college, he has had numerous jobs including investiga­tion for Retail Credit Company. He will receive his Bachelor of Laws degree in the class graduating in

June, 1967.

T. D. HEMBREE

FALL 1 966

THOMAS LYNN HICKS is a native of Blountville. He is 26 years old, married, and has not fulfilled hi.s military

T. L. IDCKS

obligation. He received his B.S. de­gree from U-T with a major in ac­counting. At the College of Law, he is a member of Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity and the U-T Bar Association. He has experience as a life insurance agent, a bookkeeper and real estate manager. Thomas will graduate in March, 1967.

KENNETH W. HOLBERT, of Knoxville, Tennessee, is 25 years old and married. He has not fulfilled his military oblig.ation. Kenneth attended the University of Tennessee, where he received his Bachelor of Science de­gree in metallurgical engineering. He has worked for a law firm among others in a varied background of employment experience. Kenneth will receive his Bachelor of Laws degree in December, 1966.

K. W. HOLBERT

STANLEY LOUIS HOLTMAN is from Nashville. He is 25 years old and single. Stanley has not fulfilled his mili­

tary obligation. He did his under­graduate work at Belmont College where he held office in Phi Theta Society and Circle K. At the Col­lege of Law, he is a member of Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity. Dur­ing the summers he has worked part-time for a law firm. Stanley will receive his Bachelor of Laws degree in March, 1967.

S. L. HOLTMAN

LAWRENCE McLEAN HOUSE, of Knoxville, is 25 years old, married, and the father of one child. He has a military obligation in the Army as a second lieutenant. Lawrence did his undergraduate work at the Univer­sity of Tennessee where he was a member of Sigma Chi fraternity. He has had employment experience with the City of Knoxville, Bureau of Recreation. Lawrence will get his LL.B. degree with the class gradu­ating in December, 1966.

L. M. HOUSE

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DERRY OVETTE JACKSON is a native of Union, Mississippi. He is 23 years old and married. Derry has

D. 0. JACKSON

completed his military obligation. He received a B.S. degree in political science from Mississippi State Uni­versity. At the Law College, he is

a member of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. Derry has experience in title work, having been employed by a local title company. His Bache­lor of Laws degree will be awarded in December, 1966.

NORMAN BLAINE JACKSON is from Dunlap, Tennessee, He is 28 years old and single. Norman served his military obligation in the U.S. Army. He is

a graduate of Tennessee Wesleyan College, with a B.A. degree in eco­nomics. He was president of Phi Sigma Kappa and on the board of directors of Circle K. Norman is a member of Bhi Delta Phi legal fra­ternity and will receive his Bachelor of Laws degree in March, 1967.

N. B. JACKSON

JOHN I. JAY is a native of New Orleans. He is 27

years old and married. John has completed his military obli­gation, serving in the United States Marine Corps. He graduated from Louisiana State University with a B.A. degree and was a member of Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity. At the College of Law, he held membership in Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. John will be awarded the Bachelor of Laws degree in December, 1966.

J. I. JAY

WILLIAM LAWSON JENKINS, of Bowie, Maryland, is 23 years old and single. He has not fulfilled his military obligation. William did his under­graduate study at the University of Tennessee and was an officer in Del­ta Tau Delta Fraternity. He has been employed as an assistant de­sign engineer at Goddard Space Flight Center. William is a member of Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity and will receive his LL.B. degree in June, 1967.

W. L. JENKINS

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ROGER E. JENNE is from Herkimer, New York. He is 24 years old and married. Roger is subject to military ser­

R. E. JENNE

vice. He graduated from U-T with a B.S. degree and was president of Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity. He is a member of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity, which •he has served as president. Roger was an officer in the Student Bar Association. He has been employed as field secretary and assistant executive director of Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity. He will re­ceive his LL.B. degree in lk!cember, 1966.

PETER DAVID KASDIN is froon Newark, New Jersey. He is 24 years old and single. Peter has not fulfilled his military obligation. His undergradu­ate study was at Rutgers Univer­sity, where ·he received a B.A. de­gree and was a member of Phi Ep­silon Pi Fraternity. He is a mem­ber of Phi Delta P.hi legal fratern­ity, and has employment experience as a legal clerk for a New Jersey firm. Peter will receive his Bachelor of Laws degree with the class gradu­ating in June, 1 967.

P. D. KASDIN

RALPH ROBERT KASSEM, a native of Kingsport, Ten­nessee, is 26 years old and married. He has not fulfilled his

R. R. KASSEM

military obligation. Robert attended E.T.S.U. and graduated from U-T. with a B.S. degree. He was a mem­ber of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. At the Law College, Robert is a member of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity, worked for NASA on a law school co-op program, and attended the Law-Science Academy in Colorado. He is presently employed part-time with a local law firm. Robert will be granted his LL.B. in June, 1967.

THOMAS MONROE KEELING, of Knoxville, is 26 years old and single. He ·has completed his military obligation, ser­ving as a lieutenant in the Army. Tom graduated from U-T with a B.S. degree in chemical engineering, and was elected to O.D.K., Phi Eta Sigma, and was president of Sigma Chi fraternity. At the College of Law, he is a member of Phi Delta Phi and winner of the John W. Green Scholarship. Tom served as editor­in-chief of the Tennessee Law Re­view. He will receive the LL.B. de­gree in June, 1967. T. M. KEELING

THE U-T L A WYER"

JERRY DUDLEY KIZER, JR. is a native of Brownsville, Tennessee. He is 24 years old and single. Jerry has

J. D. KIZER, JR.

fulfilled his military obligation. He graduated from the University of the South before enrolling in the College of Law. He is a member of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. Jerry will receive his Bachelor of Laws degree in December, 1966.

JOHN WILLIAM KOWALCZYK is a native of Irving­ton, New York. He is 26 years old and single. John has fulfilled his military obligation. He graduated from Roanoke College with a B.A. degree in economics, where he participated in many cam-pus activities. At the College of Law he served as managing editor of the U-T Lawyer. John will re­ceive his LL.B. degree in June, 1967.

J. W. KOWALCZYK

JOHN MICHAEL LAIN, of Norris, is 22 years old and married. He has one child. He is not presently subject

J. M. LAIN

to military service. John attended the

University of the South and U-T. where ·he was the school's repre­sentative to the West Point Confer­ence on Developing Nartions. At the College of Law, he is a member of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. John has had several part-time jobs. He will receive his Bachelor of Laws degree in the class graduating in August, 1967.

JOHN S. LANSDEN is a native of Nashville, Tennessee. He is 25 years old and married. He has one child. Jo.hn is presently exempt from military ser­vice. He attended George Peabody College before enrolling in the Col­lege of Law. John has served a legal research assistance with the Bureau of Public Administration. He prefers to practice in a general firm located in Middle Tennessee. John will receive his LL.B. degree in June, 1967.

J. S. LANSDEN

FALL 1966

ALFRED WARREN LATHAN is a native of Mount Holly, North Carolina. He is 25 years old and single. Al

A. W. LArrHAN

has not fulfilled his military obli­gation. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Belmont Abbey College where he was on the dean's list. Al has been an active member of the Student Bar Association and of Phi Alpha Delta while attending the College of Law. He prefers to practice general and commercial law in the Southeast. Al will be granted his Bachelor of Laws degree in June, 1967.

FELIX BENJAMIN LAUGHLIN, of Memphis, is 24 ye·ars old and married. He is not subject to military service. Receiving a B.S. from the Univer­sity of Tennessee, he was on the dean's list, a member of Phi Eta Sigma and Phi Kappa Phi honorary fraternities and a member of Sigma A lpha Epsilon social fraternity. Felix is comments edirtor of the Ten­nessee Law Review and is a member of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. He has worked for an accounting firm and a law firm. Felix will re­ceive his LL.B. degree in June, 1967. F. B. LAUGHLIN

THOMAS E. LOONEY, of Crossville, Tennessee, is 25 years old and married. He has fulfilled his military obliga­

T. E. LOONEY

tion. Tom received a Bachelor of Science degree in animal husbandry in 1962 from the University of Ten­nessee, where he held a variety of leadership positions, including presi­dent of the Student Government As­sociation and presidenrt of the Inter­Fraternity Council. He is a mem­ber of the Student Bar Association and Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. Tom will receive his LL.B. degree in June, 1967.

FOUNTA LEE LOVE, JR., of Athens, Tennessee, is 25 year.s old and married. He has not fulfilled his military obligation. Founta is a graduate of Tennessee Wesleyan College, where he received a Bachelor of Arts in English. At the College of Law, he was a member of the Student Bar Association, the American Law Stu­dent Association and Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. Founta has had ex­perience as an insurance inspector. He prefers to practice business law in East Tennessee. He receives his LL.B. degree in August, 1967. F. L. LOVE, JR.

He

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GEORGE ANDREW LOWE is a native of Knoxville. is 24 years old and single. George has not fulfilled his

G. A. LOWE

military obligation. He received a Bachelor of Science degree in busi­ness administration from the Uni­versity of Tennessee, where he was a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. George is active in the Student Bar Association and a mem­ber of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. He has had experience in accounting and taxation. George will be granted the Bachelor of Laws degree in June, 1967.

THOMAS HOOKE McCALLIE, III, of Chattanooga, is 24 years old and single. He has not fulfilled his military obligation. Tom attended rthe Uni­versity of Tennessee, where he was an officer of Sigma Chi fraternity. At the College of Law, Tom is a member of Phi Delta Phi legal fra­ternity and competed in the Law Day arguments. He has worked for a law firm and a judge. Tom will receive his Bachelor of Laws degree in December, 1966.

T. H. McCALLIE, III

THOMAS CLIFFORD McKEE is a native of Johnson City, Tennessee. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science

T. C. McKEE

in business administration from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he was a member of Sigma Nu social fraternity. Tom is 26 years old and married. He is a member of the active res•erve of the Army. Tom has won the Amer­ican Jurisprudence Award in plead­ing and he is a member of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. He will re­ceive his LL.B. degree in March, 1967.

WILLIAM H. MAGNESS, II, of Signal Mountain, Ten­nessee, is 23 years old and single. He has not fulfilled his military service obligation. William received his Bachelor of Arts · degree from the University of Tennessee. He is a member of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity, and will receive his Bachelor of Laws degree in August, 1967.

W. H. MAGNESS, II

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BILLY GUINN MARKS, of Nashville, is 25 years old and married. Bill received his Bachelor of Science degree

B. G. MARKS

from the University of Tennessee, where he was a member of Scara­bbean Senior Society and Omicron Delta Kappa national honor society. He has not fulfilled his military obligation. Bill has served as secre­tary of Phi Delta Phi legal fratern­ity and is a member of the Student Bar Association. He has worked for a local law firm. Bill will receive his LL.B. degree in March, 1967.

GRADY MERCER, from Beulaville, North Carolina, is 25 years old, and married. He has not fulfilled ·his military obligation. Grady attended East Carolina Co 11 e g e in Greenville, North Carolina. Since coming •to the College of Law, he has been active in Phi Alpha Delta legal fra­ternity. He has worked in a North Carolina law firm. He will receive his Bachelor of Laws degree in August, 1967.

G RADY MERCER

HAROLD RONNIE MONTGOMERY is from Rose Hill, Virginia. He is 27 years old and single. Ron is presently

H. R. MJONTGOMERY

exempt from military service. He received a Bachelor of Science de­gree in agriculture from Virginia Polytechnic Institute. A local and district officer of Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity, he has served as a delegate to the national convention of the frlllternity. Ron has had two year.s experience as an insurance ad­juster. He will receive his LL.B. degree in March, 1967.

HUGH W. MORGAN, of Jackson, is 29 years old and married. He is a Captain in the Army National Guard. Hugh received his Bachelor of Science degree from the U. S. Mili­tary Academy at West Point. At the College of Law, he has contributed to the Tennessee Law Review and served as independent representative to the Student Bar Association. A flight instructor, he has .had experi­ence investigating light aircraft crashes. Hugh will receive his LL.B. degree in June, 1967.

H. W. MORGAN

THE U - T L A W Y E R

DONALD HUGH MULLINS, from Monroe, Iowa, is 2S years old and married. He has fulfilled his military obliga­

tion. Don did his undergraduate work at Iowa 8tate University. At

D. H. MULLINS

the College of Law, he is a member of Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity, the Student Bar Association, and served as chairman of the Law Day ticket committee. While in school Don has worked part-time for a Knoxville law firm. He will receive his LL.B. degree in March, 1967.

SPENCER DOUGLAS NOE, of Coryton, Indiana, is 23 years old and single. He has not fulfilled ·his mili.tary obli­gation. Spencer did his undergradu­ate work at Tennessee Wesleyan College, where he was vice-president of Phi Sigma Kappa, a member of Phi Gamma Mu and president of the Round Table. At the College of Law he is a member of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity, and has served as rush chairman. He will receive his LL.B. degree in August, 1967.

S. D. NOE

THOMAS J. ODEN, of Memphis, is 25 years old and married. He received his B.S. degree from the University of

T. J. ODEN

Tennessee where he was on the dean's Ust. In Law School, he has served as secretary of Phi Delta Phi. He has sel'V'ed the Student Bar As­sociation as chairman of the pub­licity committee ·and parking com­mittee, and as a member of the honor code committee and Law Day committee. He has worked for Mag­navox and International Harvester. T. J. will receive his LL.B. degree in August, 1967.

CARL RANDOLPH OLSEN, of Memphis, Tennessee, is 24 years old and married. He has not completed his military ser­vice. Carl received his A.B. degree from the University of Tennessee, where he was a member of Sigma Chi fraternity and co-captain of the varsity tennis team. He .has had ex­perience working with tennis clinics and has been employed by U-T dur­ing the summer. He will receive his LL.B. degree in March, 1967.

C. R. OLSEN

FALL 1 9 66

THOMAS HENDRICKS O'NEAL, of Chattanooga, Ten­nessee, is 24 yea�s old and married. He is not presently

' T. H. O'NEAL

subject to military service. Tom did his undergraduate work at t:!he Uni­versity of Chattanooga, where he was a member of Kappa Sigma fra­ternity. At the College of Law he was on the dean's list, chairman of freshman orientation, and a member of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. He is on the staff of the General Issue and is vice-president of the Student Bar Association. Tom will receive his LL.B. degree in December, 1966.

WILLIAM EDWARD PARROTT, Strawberry Plains, Tennessee, is 23 years old, married, and the father of one child. He is not presently subject to military service. Edward attended the Univel'sity of Tennessee, where he was a member of Signna Alpha Ep­silon fraterity and the Pre-Legal Society. He is a member of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. Edward will receive his LL.B. degree in December, 1966.

W. I. PARROT'!'

FRANCES HOLT PEEBLES is a native of Knoxville. She is married to Marlin Arnold Peebles, Jr., a College of

Law graduate. France;s received the Bachelor of Science degree in Edu­cation from the University of Ten­nessee. At the College of Law, she is a member of the Student Bar As­sociation. Frances will receive her Bachelor of Laws degree in the class graduating in December, 1966.

F. H. PEEBLES

HOWELL NEWMAN PEOPLES, from Clinton, Tennes­see, is 24 years old and single. He has not completed his military obligation. Howell received his B.S. degree in business adminis­tration from the University of Ten­nessee. At the College of Law he is a member of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity and has worked as a clerk in the Knox County General Sessions Court. He will receive his LL.B. degree in December, 1966.

H. N. PEOPLES

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JOE M. RAGLAND is from Springfield, Tennes·see. He is 25 years old and single. He has not completed his military

J. M. RAGLAND

obligation. Joe attended David Lips­comb College and received his B.S. degree from Middle Tenne.ssee State University. At the College of Law he was elected as an independent delegate to the Student Bar Associa­tion and now is a member of Phi Al­pha Delta legal fraternity. Joe will receive his LL.B. degree in Decem­ber, 1966.

DONALD JETER RAY, of Nashville, Tennessee is 23 years old and married. He has not fulfilled his military service obligation. Donald received his Bachelor of Arts degree in 1965 from the University of Tennessee, where he was a member of Sigma Chi fraternity. He has had employ­ment experience in personnel and labor relations. He is a member of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. Don­ald will receive his Bachelor of Laws degree in June, 1967.

D. J. RAY

DANIEL FIELD RHEA, from Pulaski, Tennessee, is 23 years old and single. He has not completed his military

obligation. Dan received his B.S. degree from the University of Ten­nessee. At the College of law he is a member of the Student Bar A.s­sociation and Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. Dan has worked for the American Tobacco Company and as a student assistant with the Nation­al Aeronautics and Space Adminis­tration. He will receive his LL.B. degree in August, 1967.

D. F. RHEA

ROGER LEE RIDENOUR, of Clinton, Tennessee is 23 years old and married. He has not fulfilled his military service oblig.ation. Roger attended the University of Tennessee College of Business Administration and will receive his Bachelor of Science de­gree at the same time he receives his Bachelor of Laws degree. He is a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity and of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. He has worked as a legal clerk and with the Office of Eco­nomic Oppol'tunity. He will receive his LL.B. degree in June, 1967.

R. L. RIDENOUR

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H. JAMES RIPPON, of Hershey, Pa., is 25 years old and married. Jim is a graduate of t>he University of Miami,

H. J. RIPPON

where he received his bachelor's de­gree in business administration. He was a member of Phi Delta Theta social fraternity, played freshman football, and was on the varsity track team for two years. In the College of Law, he is a member of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. Upon graduation Jim will serve as a sec­ond lieutenant in the Air Force. He will receive his Bachelor of Laws degree in August, 1967.

DONALD BRYSON ROE is from Oak Ridge, Tennessee. He is 25 yeare old and married. Donald attended the Univer­sity of Colorado and Oakland Uni­versity, where he received his Bache­lor of Arts degree, served as presi­dent of ·his senior class, president of the Debate Club, and reporter for the university newspaper. In the College of Law, Donald is a member of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. He has not fulfilled his military obligation. Donald will receive ·his Bachelor of Laws degree in December, 1966.

D. B. ROE

JAMES HARRY ROLLYSON, of South River, New Jersey, is 24 years old and single. He has not completed his

military obligation. James did his undergraduate work at Gettysburg College, where he was a member of Tau K a p p a Epsilon fraternity. At the College of Law he is a mem­ber of Phi Alpha Delta fraternity. James has worked as a clerk in a law office. He will receive his LL.B. degree in June, 1967.

J. H. ROLLYSON

KENNETH E. SANDS, JR., from Reading, Pennsylvania,

is 29 years old and single. He has fulfilled his military obligation. Ken avtended Albright College and received his B.S. degree from Kutztown State College. He also did work on his M.Ed. at Tem­ple University. At the College of Law, he is treasurer of Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity and received the American Jurisprudence Award in labor law. Ken has worked part­time for a law firm. He will receive his LL.B. degree in March, 1967.

K. E. SANDS, JR.

THE U - T L A W Y E R

RONALD W. SEALEY, from Massapequa, Long Island, New York, is 25 years old and married. He has fulfilled

R. W. SEALEY

his military obligation. Ronald at­tended Louisburg College, and re­

ceived his B.A. degree from Wake Forest College. He will receive his M.S. in Educational Administration from U-T in March, 1967. At the College of Law, he is chairman of the Phi Alpha Delta placement com­mittee. Ron has worked as a pro­fessional sales representative. He will receive his LL.B. degree in De­cember, 1966.

MATTHEW SHADE is a native of Knoxville, Tennessee. Matt is 25 years old, married, and the father of two children.

He has fulfilled his military obliga­tion. He attended Pennsylvania State College and received his B.S. degree from Austin Peay State College. At the College of Law he is a member of Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity. He will receive his LL.B. degree in August, 1967.

MA TI'HEW SHADE

JERRY H. SHATTUCK is from Clinton, Tennessee. He

is 26 years old, married, and the father of one child. Jerry

J. H. SHATTUCK

has completed his military obliga­tion, serving as a Captain in the U. S. Marine Corps. He received his A. B. degree from Princeton University where he was captain of the rugby team, officer of the Orange Key, and Chapel Deacon. At the College of Law he is a member of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. He is book­keeper for a furniture store while in school. He will receive his LL.B. degree in June, 1967.

ALEX BARNES SHIPLEY, JR., of Knoxville, is 24 years old and single. Alex received his B.A. degree from the Uni­versity of the South (Sewanee) where he was a member of the Order of Gownsmen and Pi Gamma Mu and Pi Sigma Alpha honorary fra­ternities. He did a year of gradu­

ate work at Emory University. While at the College of Law, Alex has served as both President and Treas­urer of the U-T Bar Association. He is a member of the Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity and will receive his LL.B. degree in December, 1966. A. B. SHIPLEY, JR.

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CHARLES HARRISON SMITH, JR., of Abingdon, Vir­ginia, is 24 years old, married, and the father of one child.

C. H. SMITH, JR.

He is not presently subject to mili­tary service. Charles received his B.A. degree from Hampden-Sydney College, where he was president of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity and a member of the inter-fraternity Coun­cil. At the College of Law he is a member of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. Charles has worked as a law clerk. He will receive his LL.B. degree in March, 1967.

DAVID PETER SMITH, of Lecompte, Louisiana, is 24 years old and single. He has not fulfilled his military obli­gation. David received his Bache­lor of Arts degree from Louisiana State University. He is a member of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. David has had employment experi­ence in administrative work for San­dia Corporation, a New Mexico firm. He will receive his Bachelor of Laws degree in August, 1967.

D. P. SMITH

JAMES LUCAS TOMPKINS, III, of Hillsvale, Virginia, is 25 years old and single. He has not fulfilled his military

J. L. TOMPKINS, III

obligation. Jim graduated from East Tennessee State University with a Bachelor of Science degree where he was a member of Pi Kappa Alpha fr.aternity. He is a member of Phi Derta Phi legal fraternity and the Student Bar Association. Jim will receive his LL.B. degree in June, 1967.

BILLY WAYNE TOWNSEND is from Parsons, Tennes­see. He is 23 years old and married. He is not S'llbject to military service. Billy received his B.S. degree in business administra­tion from the University of Tennes­see. At the College of Law he is a member of Phi Alpha Delta legal fmternity. He will receive his LL.B. degree in December, 1966.

B. W. TOWNSEND

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R. QUENTON TUBB, of McMinnville, Tennessee, is 30 years old and single. He has fulfilled his military obligation.

R. Q. TUBB

Quenton attended the University of Maryland and received his B.S. de­gree from Middle Tennessee State University, where he was vice-presi­dent of both the Veterans Club and the Young Democrats Club. He has worked as an insurance adjuster and has worked for a Knoxville law firm while in school. He is a member of Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity. Quenton will receive his LL.B. de­gree in December, 1966.

JIMMIE DEAN TURNER is a native of Oak Ridge, Ten­nessee. He is 22 years old and married. He has not oom­pleted his military service. Jim received his B.S. degree from East Tennessee State University, where he wai? a member of Kappa Delta Pi honor society and feature editor of the Collegian newspaper. At the College of Law he received the Jurisprudence Award in taxation, Lockett Scholavship and was a mem­ber of Phi Alpha Delta legal fra­ternity. Jim will receive his LL.B. degree in March, 1967. J. D. TURNER

RANDELL years old and

L. TYREE, from Lebanon, Tennessee, is 26 single. He attended George Washington

R. L. TYREE

University, Florida State University, David Lipscomb College and Middle Tennessee State University. At the College of Law he is a member of Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity. He has fulfilled his military obligation by serving in the United States Marine Corps. Randy was employed for four years by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. He will receive his Bachelor of Laws degree with the class graduating in June, 1967.

PETER ERNEST VON ELTEN, of West Nyack, New York, is 23 years old and single. He has not fulfilled his military obligation. He attended the University of Tennessee, where he received his Bachelor of Science de­gree in political science. A member of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity, Peter serves as Law School sena­tor to the Student Government As­sociation. Peter will receive his Bachelor of Laws degree in June, 1967.

P. E. VON EL'I'EN

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RICHARD BROWN WAD DELL, 25, is from Chatta­nooga, Tennessee and is married. He recevied his Bachelor

R. B. WADDELL

of Science degree from Tennessee Wesleyan College, where he played on the varsity golf team. In the Col­lege of Law he has served on the publicity committee and the rush committee of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. Dick has not fulfilled his military obligation. He has been em­ployed in a Knoxville law firm. Dick will receive his Bac·helor of Laws degree in June, 1967.

HAROLD JONES WAGGONER, of Greeneville, is 27 years old, and married. He has not fulfilled his military oblig.ation. He received his B.S. de­gree in engineering from the Uni­versity of Tennessee. At the College of Law, he is a member of Phi Delta Phi and the Student Bar As­sociation. He has worked in the chief counsel's office of NASA in Huntsville, Alabama. He will re­ceive his Bachelor of Laws degree in December, 1966.

H. J. WAGGONER

DANIEL KENNETH WATSON is 32 years old and is from Etowah, Tennessee. Dan received his Bachelor of

Science degree from the University of Tennessee and is single. At the College of Law, he is a member of Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity. He has completed his military obli­gation by serving as a paratrooper in the U.S. Army. In the past he has been employed by the Federal De­posit Insurance Corporation. Dan will receive .his Bachelor of Laws degree in December, 1966.

D. K. WATSON

DONALD OAKLEY WHITEHEAD, of Knoxville, is 24 years old, married, and the father of one child. He is not presently subject to military ser­vice. Don did his undergraduate work at Rollins College and the University of Tennessee. At the Col­lege of Law, he is a member of Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity, ser­ving on its by-law committee, and a member of the Student Bar Associ­ation. Don worked for eight years as assistant manager of a grocery store. He will receive his LL.B. de­gree in June, 1967.

D. 0. WHITEHEAD

THE U - T LA W YE R

JOHN LEE WILLIAMS, 24, o f McEwen, received Ms B.A. in English with distinction from Tennessee Techno­

J. L. WILLIAMS

logical University. He is single. In the College of Law, John served as chapter clerk, vice justice and dele­gate for Phi Alpha Delta ; contribu­ted to the Tennessee Law Review; received the Hoskins Scholarship in real property; and served as chair­man of the bar elections board. His military obligation is unfulfilled. John has been employed by a law firm in Waverly. He will receive his LL.B. degree in March, 1967.

CLIFFORD ESTEL WILSON, of Tellico Plains, is 23 years old and single. He has no military obligation. He attended Tennessee Technological University, where he was a member of Who's Who in American Univer­sities and Colleges and graduated with honors. At the College of Law, he is a member of Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity. Clifford will receive his Bachelor of Laws degree in August, 1967.

C. E. WILSON

ROY WILLIAM WILSON, 34, is from Marion, North Carolina. He is single and has fulfilled his military obliga­

R. W. WILSON

tion in service with the Navy. Roy received his B.S. degree in business administration from the University of North Carolina where he was a member of Phi Beta K·appa, Phi Eta Sigma and Beta Gamma Sigma. At the College of Law, Roy is a mem­ber of Phi Alpha Delta legal fra­ternity. He has been employed ex­tensively in the field of transporta­tion. He will receive his LL.B. de­gree in August, 1967.

JAMES W. WRIGHT, 26, is from Mt. Juliet and is single. Jim received his B.S. and M.S. degrees from the University of Tennessee, where he w.as a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon, Tau Beta Pi, and Sigma Xi fr�tern­ities. In the College of Law, he has served as justice and treasurer of Phi Alpha Delta le�l fraternity. Jim has not fulfilled his military obligation. He has been employed as

an engineering assistant by DuPont and with a Knoxville law firm. Jim will receive his LL.B. degree in December, 1966.

J. W. WRIGHT

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Speakers and Parties are

Phi Delta Phi Activities In a variety of activities throughout the fall quarter,

Roosevelt Inn of Phi Delta Phi law fraternity has sought to be of service to all the students of the College of Law.

The fraternity presented Joseph Fowler, 8/Ssistant chief of police of the Knoxville Police Department, speaking on "New Techniques in Criminology" in a luncheon meeting at Evans Cafeteria. Fowler presented an analyiSis of recent trends in criminal jurisprudence from the standpoint of the police officers.

Traditional PDP Roundtable Discussions, held at Knox­ville's Rathskeller Restaurant, continued with presentation of the Rev. Frank Gordon, Kn{)xville minister and immediate past president of the Tennessee NAACP. Members and guests engaged in an extensive question-and-answer session with Rev. Gord{)n, touching on a wide range of topics in the general area {)f race relations.

In other activities !this fall, the first major party of the year was presented on Saturday night, October 15 at the Andrew J{)hll!son Hotel foll{)wing the Tennessee-Alabama football game. Reports from the capacity crowd attending indicate a good time was had by all. A stag rush party was held November 2 at the University Inn, and this gathering enabled the brothers to socialize with prospective members in a distinctly relaxed atm{)sphere.

PDP members ihave taken active interest in aff•airs of the College ·of Law this quarter, since the Student Bar As­sociation president and vice-president, Tennessee Law Re­view editor-in-chief, and The U-T Lawyer editor-in-chief are all members of the fraternity, along with a host of other brothers in active positions of leadership in the law school.

New f��aternity {)fficers elected to ·serve during Winter and Spring quarters are Albert C. Harvey, Knoxville, presi­dent; Earl Thomas, Kingston, vice-president; James Everett, Nashville, secretary; Edward A. Kizer, Jacks{)n, historian; and William Acree, Ridgeley, -social chairman.

Phi Delta Pihi has received a pledge class of eighteen men for summer and fall quarters. These pledges are: John Creech, Thomas Wesley Hardin, William Henry Russell, Perry Happell, Tom C. Scott, Haynes Patterson, John Tanner, Michael Dills, James Tompkins, Robert Strong, Royce Oates, Samuel Furrow, John Cope, Thomas Hill, John Buffaloe, John Parker, Robert Berg, Jerry �wling, Hale Hamilton, Theodore Walker, and Robert Pryor.

New mem,bers were initiated into the fraternity in cere­monies held in the Tennessee Supreme Court chamber on November 21. These new brothers are: Charles A. Wagner, Knoxville; Frederick John Lewis, Knoxville; Founte Lee Love, Jr., Athens; Robert J. Batson, Jr., Chattanooga; John J. Doggett, III, Memphis; Charles Ellis Solom{)n, Jr., La­Grange, Georgia; David M. Gilley, Knoxville; Thomas W. Hardin, Mt. Pleasant; William Acree, Ridgely; James H. Toms, Hendersonville, North Carolina; Stephen K. Caus­seaux, Jr., Knoxville; John Hestle, Knoxville; Irving Zeit­lin, Nashville; J. Robert Everett, Jr., Old Hickory; Gary D. Gerbitz, Cleveland, Ohio; Charles G. Cornelius, Nashville; and James E. Hall, Knoxville.

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Phi Alpha Delta Offers

Help to New Law Students McReynolds Chapter of Phi Alpha Delta is greatly en­

couraged by .the success of its activities and programs this fall under the leadership of Justice James Wright. A new service program of the chapter has been initiated to ease some of the apprehension of entering freshmen as they embark upon their professional career. The freshmen are given a kit containing a sample clllsebook abstract and an outline map of library materials to aid in their study. In­formation concerning the f11aternity to acquaint them with its activities and goals is also included.

The regular programs of the fraternity continue to be maintained with enthusiasm and success. Freshmen appel­late argument awards are presented to ea�h of the members of the best team and to the best individual participant. Win­ners are decided by the faculty and student judges on the basis of briefs, oral arguments, poise, and other considera­tions. The luncheon speakers program continues to provide interested students with an opportunity to hear top speakers in the field of law, investigation, and politics.

The chapter had a very successful rush party October 29 at the Senators Club. Guest of honor was Judge Walter Bridges of Bessemer, Alabama, who is Phi Alpha Delta justice for District Ten.

Outg{)ing officers this fall are Justice James Wright; Vice-Justice John Lee Williams; H. Ronald Montgomery, clerk; Ken Sand-s, treasurer and Tom S. Scott, marshall.

Thomas F. Smith, of Kingsport, has been elected justice of the chapter, to serve during winter and spring quarters. Tom has served the College of Law in the past as A.L.S.A. representative. Other new officers are Thomas S. Scott, of Covington, Virginia, vice-justice; Charles E. Hawk, of Kings­ton, clerk; Melvin L. Harper, of Chattanooga, treasurer; and David M. Basker, of Miami, Florida, marshall.

New pledges for the Fall Quarter are: Donald C. Wood, Jess D. Campbell, J·ames M. Jones, Carleton W. Smith, J{)hn H. Sinclair, Wayne H. Samson, Cyril R. Dannenhold, James B. Hammond, R. Quenton Tubb, James C. Easterly, Joseph H. Weldon, Jr., Alfred W. Lathan, Jack Franklin, J-oseph B. Gray, Joseph H. Walker, Paul T. Hoover, Jr., Thomas V. Warren, Robert R. Croley, Charles A. Maner, Jr., Darrel B. Addington, Stanley W. Brewer, Don R. CIIISitle­man, Robert Boteat, and Steven Hamel.

P.A.D. initiates for Fall Quarter are: Darrel Addington, Kingsport; Harry Bowyer, Kingsport; Herbert Buder, Nash­ville; Donald Castleman, Jackson; Robert (Bo) Croley, Con­cord; Wayne Culbertson, Kingsport; Cyril Dannenhold, Jef­ferson City; James Easterly, Frankfort, Kentucky; '1\homas Elroy, Lawrenceburg; Joseph Gray, Oak Ridge; AI Lathan, Mt. Holly, Nor.th Carolina; Wayne Samson, West Caldwell, New Jersey; James Seal, Chattanooga; Quenton Tubb, Mc­Minnville; Joseph Walker, Harriman; Thoonas Warren, Fredericksburg, Virginia; Jose-ph Weldon, South Dennis, New Jersey; Thomas Wilkinson, Honolulu, Hawaii; and Donald Wood, Knoxville.

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J .A.G. Corps Career Officer

Is Now Associate Professor Colonel Toxey H. Sewell has taken a position with the

U-T College of Law as associate professor of law and assistant director of the Legal Aid Clinic.

A resident of Alabama for most of his life, Colonel Sewell received his undergraduate degree and his LL.B. degree from the University of Ala­bama; and studied further at George Washington University, Washing­ton, D.C., receiving the degree of Master of Laws.

After practicing law in Atlanta, Colonel Sewell entered the Judge Advocate General's Corps of the U. S. Army ; and he retired from COL. T. H. SEWELL

that unit this fall, after 24 years of ·service. In the JAG Corps, he served as chief of lands (the real property division of the Corps) and later served as academic director and acting commandant of the Judge Advocate General's Corps school in Charlottesville, Virginia.

Colonel Sewell's teaching duties in the College of Law center in the area of real property, though he is later scheduled to teach administrative law.

Colonel Sewell ha:s recently published an article entitled "The Federal Enclave" in the Spring, 1966 issue of the Tennessee Law Review. Other articles by him have appeared in the Military Law Review ·and the Virginia Law Weekly.

Colonel Sewell is married to the former Marjorie Mc­Kirmon of Eastman, Ga. The Sewells have three children.

Law College Progress . . . (Continued from page 1)

Department, College of Business Administ11ation. Professor McLean is also a graduate of the School of Law, Emory University. In the Spring quarter Assistant Professor Joseph G. Cook will offer a seminar in Jurisprudence. Assistant Professor Jack D. Jones is teaching a course this quarter on Water Law for graduate engineering students and law students.

All courses taken by beginning students have been · sectionalized into three sections for each course. In this way

we have kept these classes to a reasonable size. It now appears that we may have to section some of the second and third year courses.

We are also working closely with our alumni office!'s in compiling the new College of Law Directory. Lettem are being mailed to all alumni requesting that the home and office addresses be verified. I may also be contacting you from time to time for your assistance in locating alumni for whom we have no current addresses. The collection of this data is taking more time than was anticipated and con­sequently there will be some delay in publication. The last directory published in 1959 by John Smartt was so well re­ceived that a new edition is mandatory.

Ray Moseley, Vice-President of the Law AlU'Illni Associa­tion, has come forward with a brilliant idea to strengthen

THE U-T LAWYER

D onald F. Paine Joins

Faculty of Law College Donald F. Paine, a graduate of the U-T College of Law,

has joined the faculty as assistant professor of law. Mr. Paine, a native of Knoxville,

is a graduate of the University of Tennessee in 1961, with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English. While studying on "the Hill," he was a member of Sigma Chi ·Social fratern­ity; and he was named to Omicron Delta Kappa, men's honorary fra­ternity; Phi Kappa Plhi, honorary scholastic society; and Scabbard and Blade, military science honorary so-

ciety. DONALD F. PAINE

While a student in the College of Law, Mr. Paine served as editor-in-chief of the Tennessee Law Review. During his law school years, Mr. Paine completed the requirements for a graduate degree in English ; so that in 1963 he was awarded both an LL.B. degree and a Master of Arts degree.

After completing his study at U-T, Mr. Paine entered the Judge Advocate General'·s Corps of the U. S. Army, and he was :stationed for most of his three years of service duty at Fort Rucker, Alabama. While stationed at Fort Rucker, he also served as instructor in English and business law at Troy State College.

Mr. Paine is married to the former Cynthia Logan, also of Knoxville.

He is scheduled to teach couvses in Tennessee Procedure, Trial and Appellate Practice, and Civil Procedure.

the College of Law programs, scholarships, and financial assistance by creating a College of Law Centurion Endow­ment Fund. Contributions received from friends and alumni will be placed in this endowment fund ; only the interest will be used. I am in the process of writing to each alumnus explaining the plan. The significant feature is that a sub­stantial fund can be established without asking any one individual for a large gift. If you have not received your letter, you will be receiving it in the near future since it takes considerable time to verify addresses and write the letters. I hope that you will find that the Centurion plan merits your support.

The Placement Office is very active in bringing em­ployevs and law graduates together. We are receiving many requests for men from law firms, government agencies, busi­ness men and insurance companies. Many employers are finding it convenient to visit the Law College for the purpose of interviewing our applicants. We have provided excellent clerical and functional facilities for this purpose. In this way they can talk to a number of candidates in a short space of time and identify those in whom they are primarily interested. We will be happy to assist you in every way pos·sible in contacting our graduating seniors who are pres­ented in this annual placement brochure.

Sincerely and cordially,

Harold C. Warner, Dean College of Law