TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF LAW
STRASBURGER & PRICE
HONORS & AWARDS PROGRAM
April 25, 2003
TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF LAW
STRASBURGER & PRICE
HONORS & AWARDS PROGRAM
APRIL 25, 2003
WELCOME
Walter B. Huffman
Dean
AWARDS CEREMONY
Kay P. Fletcher
Assistant Dean
Student Organizations .................................................................................. 2
Service Awards ............................................................................................ 4
Individual Achievement
Scholarship ..................................................................................... 5
Special Recognition Awards .......................................................................... 7
Outstanding Achievement Awards ................................................................ 8
Faculty Recognition ...................................................................................... 9
Endowed Fellowships ................................................................................. 10
Endowed Scholarships ................................................................................. 10
Named Scholarship Donors ........................................................................... 14
General Scholarship Funds ......................................................................... 15
Loan Funds ................................................................................................. 15
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LAW REVIEW
STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
STUDENT BAR ASSOCIATION
PRESIDENT
Danny Smith
FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT
Ganesha Martin
SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT
Chris Canon
ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTOR
Katholyn Runnels
3L HONOR COUNCIL
Boyd Clark
Becky Dodds
2L HONOR COUNCIL
Ganesha Martin
TEXAS BAR SR REPRESENTATIVE
Kimberly Houston
TEXAS BAR JR REPRESENTATIVE
Amy Risley
LAW SCHOOL SENATORS
Pat Gray
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
EXECUTIVE MANAGING EDITOR
MANAGING EDITOR
LEAD ARTICLES EDITOR
BUSINESS MANAGER
STUDENT WRITING EDITOR
TECHNOLOGY EDITOR
NCLR Chairs
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
Brandi Grissom
ABA SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE
Kelly Gregan
ABA JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE
Wes Lloyd
PRESIDENT, THIRD YEAR
Kevin Edwards
VICE PRESIDENT, THIRD YEAR
Konor Cormier
3L CLASS REPRESENTATIVE
DannyRazo
3L STUDENT FACULTY LIAISON
Blake Rocap
PRESIDENT, SECOND YEAR
Chad Edgington
VICE PRESIDENT, SECOND YEAR
Cass Calloway
2L CLASS REPRESENTATIVE
Nicole Tomich
2L STUDENT FACULTY LIAISON
Zak Hall
PRESIDENT, FIRST YEAR
Teddy Smith
VICE PRESIDENT, FIRST YEAR
Chessa Akins
1L CLASS REPRESENTATIVE
Sean Kilgore
IL STUDENT FACUTLY LIAISON
Ryan Moshell
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Jeremy Kennedy
J arod Hofacket
George Muckleroy
Jason Johns
Joel Heydenburk
Rachel Womack
Pedro De La Cerda
Bart Medley
Konor Cormier
Kevin Edwards
Amy Head
Melissa Lindelow
Kevin Molina
Cliff Taylor
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JOURNAL
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Dylan O. Drummond
MANAGING EDITOR
Chris M. Riley
LEAD ARTICLES EDITOR
Scharlene R. Overstreet
STUDENT ARTICLES EDITOR
Amy A. Nichols
ASSOCIATE LEAD ARTICLES EDITOR Justin Lannen
ASSOC. STUDENT ARTICLES EDITOR
Tyler Johnson
BUSINESS MANAGER
Joshua H. Nieto
TECHNOLOGY EDITOR
Ginger E. Pratt
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
Jason Day
Andrew R. Hawkins
STAFF MEMBERS
Daniel Avelar
Mark S. DesNoyer
Scott R. Shoemaker
Megan M. Bauer
Jared L. Graves
Amanda D. Speer
Misty C. Boyer
Nancy L. Harlan
David Allen Sprott
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Greta M. Cantwell
Jeremy J. Overbey
Andrew B. Culpepper
Jackie L. Riemenschneider
is a current member of Law Review, a current or former member of Board of
Barristers or a current or former SBA officer or class officer who has excelled
in service to the law school.
Lori R. Dannenberg
BOARD OF BARRISTERS EXECUTIVE TEAM
CHAIR
Faye Little
VICE CHAIR, ADMINISTRATION
Amy Nichols
VICE CHAIR, MOCK TRIAL
Michael Stansberry
VICE CHAIR, MOOT COURT
Karen Royal
VICE CHAIR, NEGOTIATION
Lindsey Stansberry
VICE CHAIR, CLIENT COUNSELING
Allison Kuczek
VICE CHAIR, JUDGES
Wes Johnson
THE TEXAS BANK LAWYER
Melinda Mitchell
Josh Flores
Jennifer Doak
Casey P. Adkins
MANAGING EDITORS
STUDENT EDITORS
EDITORIAL BOARD
Nancy Harlan
Doug Jordan
Brent Ratekin
Chris Williams
LEGAL RESEARCH BOARD RECOGNITION
LEGAL RESEARCH BOARD JUDICIAL SCHOLARSHIPS
TEXAS ASSOCIATION OF COUNTIES BENCH BOOK
SERVICE AWARDS
EXCELLENCE IN SERVICE A WARD--Cash award donated by Donna
Courville ('94) and Lee Ann Reno ('94) to recognize a third-year student who
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MCWHORTER, COBB & JOHNSON BOARD OF BARRISTERS
OUTSTANDING MEMBER AWARD--Cash award to the outstanding
member ofthe Board of Barristers as selected by the organization's members.
THE ELMA MORENO PRO BONO A WARD--Cash award which
recognizes a law student whose pro bono activities best exemplify the
lawyer's obligation to ensure equal access to justice. The award is named
in honor of Elma Moreno, original Coordinator of Private Attorney
Involvement for West Texas Legal Services, whose professionalism in
service to clients is an inspiration to others. The recipient's name will be
engraved on a plaque displayed in the law school. The award is funded by
a donation from Professors Tim and Daisy Floyd.
CONBOY AMBASSADOR A WARD-Cash award funded by Dean
Terence Cook to recognize the student who has volunteered to assist the
law school's recruiting program. During his deanship, Dean Conboy
created the foundation for many successful relationships with
undergraduate schools throughout the state.
INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMENT: SCHOLARSHIP
ABA-BNA AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN THE STUDY OF
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW-Certificate to student who has
distinguished himself or herself in the area of intellectual property.
CLIFFORD, FIELD, KRIER, MANNING, STONE & WILKERSON
TAXATION AW ARD--Cash award and inscription of name on a permanently
displayed plaque to a third-year student for outstanding achievement in
taxation.
FORTNEY A WARD FOR ETHICS--In honor of Professor Susan Fortney,
this award is given to the law student who exhibits outstanding moral and
ethical conduct among his or her peers while attending law school. The
recipient is selected from nominations submitted by the law school body;
presented by Russell Devenport and Lincoln Goodwin of the Class of 1998.
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HINKLE, HENSLEY, SHANOR & MARTIN OIL AND GAS A WARD-Cash award to the student achieving the highest grade in a section of oil and
gas law from the Midland, Amarillo, Roswell and Santa Fe law firm.
THE ORDER OF THE COIF--Membership in the only national legal honor
society, selected from those students ranking in the highest ten percent of the
graduating class whose character and activities in legal education indicate
their worthiness for membership.
WILLIAM R. MOSS TRIAL ADVOCACY AWARD--Cash award to
students who have demonstrated outstanding accomplishments in a trial
advocacy course.
CLASS OF 2002
FRANK R. MURRAY A WARD--Cash award and inscription of name on a
permanently displayed plaque to the student achieving the highest grade in the
Creditors' Rights Course. The award is sponsored by the West Texas
Bankruptcy Bar Association in memory of the former United States
Bankruptcy Judge seated in the Lubbock Division.
PROFESSOR DEAN PA WLOWIC AWARD--Award established by former
students of Professor Pawlowic to recognize his contribution to students ofthe
Texas Tech School of Law. The superb legal teaching of Professor Pawlowic
continues a tradition of excellence and discipline in both the study and the
practice of commercial law. Professor Pawlowic performs his duties
selflessly and with humility and has very quietly become a role model for
countless law students.
GARDERE WYNNE SEWELL SCHOLARSHIP--Scholarship from the
Dallas law firm to the student attaining the highest scholastic average in the
first year class.
Ashley Ellis
HIGHEST CUMULATIVE SCHOLASTIC AVERAGE A W ARD-Certificate to the graduating student for the highest scholastic average during
his or her entire law school attendance.
Aaron Wagner
Wesley T. Keng
Kevin E. Maher
Mark W. McBrayer
Brad D. McCall
Patricia J. Menzie
Douglas A. Morris
Laura J. O'Rourke
Tara L. Shaw
Amy K. Vandeloo
Aaron Wagner
Jeremy A. Williams
Joe R. Basham
Tracey H. Butler
EmmaCano
Aimee E. Cook
Brad J. Davidson
David N. DeFoore
Jamie D. Dunkin
Mark J. Elmore
Robert A. Ewert
Holly H. Huck
Dava-Kay Kaitala
NATIONAL RECOGNITION AWARDS FOR THE LAW SCHOOL
ABA NATIONAL APPELLATE ADVOCACY COMPETITION
-Regional Finalist
Austin Jackson
Karen Royal
Casey Stevenson
JOHN MARSHALL INTERNATIONAL MOOT COURT
COMPETITION
-Quarterfinalists
-Best Respondent's Brief
Joe Heenan
Karen Royal
Casey Stevenson
SPECIAL RECOGNITION AWARDS
WEST PUBLISHING COMPANY OUTSTANDING SCHOLASTIC
ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS 2001-2002--Law Books presented to the
student(s) achieving the highest overall grade point average in each class.
THIRD YEAR Aaron Wagner
SECOND YEAR -
Melissa Lindelow
FIRST YEAR-
Ashley Ellis
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MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. A WARD--Cash award honoring the
American civil rights leader given to a graduating student who has worked to
realize Rev. King's dream in preparing for law practice. Presented by the
Texas Tech School of Law Foundation.
JUDGE KEN G. SPENCER A WARD--Cash award given to the student
whose propensity to survive in law school by dogged persistence or agility to
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adapt to adversity, ability or disability, or sheer force of personality or
charisma, appeals to the admiration ofthe faculty, presented by the late Judge
Ken G. Spencer of Crane, in memory of Bertha and George Whipple.
THE LINDA J. KAMP SERVICE A WARD--Cash award and plaque given
to a graduating law student whose service to the law school best represents the
dedication, service and spirit of Linda Kamp. The award is named in honor
and loving memory of Linda Kamp, who served the law school community for
21 years and was Registrar of the Law School from 1991 to 2002. The award
was established and is funded by the Class of 2002.
FACULTV RECOGNITION
President's Excellence in Teaching Award
Associate Dean Joseph B. Conboy
Ex-Students Association New Faculty Award
Legal Practice Director Nancy Soonpaa
Outstanding Researcher Award and Outstanding Book Award
Professor Victoria Sutton
FACULTY SERVICE RECOGNITION
THE CLINICAL LEGAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION OUTSTANDING
CLINICAL STUDENT A WARD--The Clinical Legal Education Association
recognizes as an Outstanding Clinical Student, Wendy L. Lejeune, who was
nominated by the clinical faculty at Texas Tech University Law School for
excellence in clinical fieldwork based on the high quality of representation
provided clients, and for outstanding participation in an accompanying
clinical seminar as determined by exemplary thoughtfulness and self
reflectiveness in exploring pertinent legal and lawyering issues.
OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS
JUDGE MEADE F. GRIFFIN A WARD--Cash award from Judge Griffin's
former briefing attorneys to the graduating law student who, through industry,
perseverance, integrity, and character, has best utilized the law school
experience to improve and prepare for service to the profession and to
mankind.
Member's Consultative Group for the American Law Institute's International
Jurisdiction and Judgements Project
Member's Consultative Group for the American Law Institute's Principles and Rules of
Transnational Procedure Project
Bill Casto
Texas Access to Justice Commission
Tim Floyd
Chair of the Supreme Court Grievance Oversight Committee
Senior Fulbright Specialist and Peer Reviewer for Fulbright Scholar Program
Susan Fortney
ABA Real Property Probate and Trusts Division Committee 1-3, Non-Tax Issues in
Estate Planning
Vaughn James
GEORGE W. AND SARAH H. DUPREE AWARD--Cash award and
inscription of name on a permanently displayed plaque to the member of the
graduating class who, in the opinion of the student's colleagues, best
exemplifies the ability desired in one soon to join the legal profession.
Publications Committee and Special Institutes Committee of the Rocky Mountain
Mineral Law Foundation
Trustee, Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation
Chair of the Institute of Local Governmental Law for the Center for American and
International Law
Advisory Board of the Institute of Energy Law of the Center for American and
International Law
Bruce Kramer
OUTSTANDING PROFESSOR OF THE YEAR--Certificate and inscription
of name on a permanently displayed plaque to the faculty member voted by
the student body as the outstanding professor in an election conducted by the
Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity.
Co-Chair, International Tax Committee, Section of Law and Practice of the ABA
Legal Affairs Committee for the International Council of Museums
Marilyn Phelan
Governor's Committee on People with Disabilities
Vice Chair of the State Bar Disability Issues Committee
Brian Shannon
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Program Chair for the American Association of Law Schools Section on Academic
Support Communication Skills Committee of the ABA Section on Legal Education and
Admissions to the Bar
Nancy Soonpaa
STAFF RECOGNITION AWARDS
Chancellor'S Award for Excellence
Donna Williams
RETIRING FACULTY YEARS OF SERVICE
Joseph B. Conboy
Associate Dean
1982 - 2003
Frank F. Skillern
George W. McCleskey Professor of Water Law
1971-2003
Charles P. Bubany
George Herman Mahon Professor of Law
1971-2003
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The School of Law acknowledges with appreciation the generous gifts of
donors who provide the following scholarships and loans to deserving
students.
FELLOWSHIP AND ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS
JOHN F. "BUDDY" MANER CHANCELLOR'S BARRISTER
FELLOWSHIP--Endowment established by Wayne A. Reaud ('74) of
Beaumont, and matched by the University, to honor the memory of his friend,
John F. "Buddy" Maner, long-time Lubbock attorney.
GEORGE H. MAHON FELLOWSHIPS--A scholarship grant endowed by the
Litton Foundation in honor of Mr. Mahon, the distinguished former
Congressman from Lubbock. These fellowships are awarded to worthy
recipients in any class.
JOHN C. AKARD SCHOLARSHIP--A scholarship funded by contributions
of the bench and bar to recognize Judge Akard's contributions to the field of
bankruptcy law.
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ALVIN R. ALLISON SCHOLARSHIP--A scholarship endowed by Levelland
attorney, the late Alvin R. Allison, who is affectionately known as "the father
of the Texas Tech Law School."
DURWOOD H. BRADLEY SCHOLARSHIPS--Scholarships endowed by
Mrs. Durwood Bradley and friends and relatives in memory of Mr. Bradley,
a prominent Lubbock attorney for many years. The scholarships are awarded
to deserving students.
KENNETH H. BURNS A WARD--Scholarship endowment established by
members of the Victor H. Lindsey Senate of Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity
to honor their outstanding Houston alumnus, awarded to students who are
members of the national organization, in good academic standing, and
actively involved in the local Senate. Mr. Burns has also been a generous
contributor to this Fund.
R. GUY CARTER SCHOLARSHIPS--Donated by the late R. Guy and Phyllis
G. Carter. This generous donation, which was matched by the University,
provides scholarships to students. Mr. Carter, the first President of the Texas
Trial Lawyers' Association, supported Texas Tech Schoo I of Law with his
time, energy and gifts.
ROBERT GUY CARTER SCHOLARSHIP--Endowed by partners of the
Dallas law firm of Carter, Jones, Magee, Rudberg & Mayes, in honor of
Robert Guy Carter who founded the firm and who has been a longtime
supporter of Texas Tech University and the Law School. These scholarships
are awarded to worthy students who are in need of financial assistance.
WILLIAM C. CLARK SCHOLARSHIPS--Endowed by Mrs. lC. Clark and
David G. Clark in memory of their son and brother, a Lubbock attorney and
a member of the Texas Tech Class of 1942. These scholarships are awarded
to second- or third-year students.
COLEMAN-HALL PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIPS--Endowed by
Thomas G. Hall ('81) of Fort Worth. The scholarships are named to honor
the integrity and ideals of James F. Coleman, Jr., partner in the Dallas firm of
Carrington, Coleman, Sloman & Blumenthal. The scholarships are awarded
to two Austin College graduates nominated by the President of Austin
College.
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DAX S. COWART SCHOLARSHIP--A scholarship fund created to assist
students who have overcome serious social, economic, educational or physical
handicap in attaining a legal education.
CRENSHA W MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP--A scholarship in memory of
Mr. & Mrs. Charles C. Crenshaw, Sr. Mr. Crenshaw was a partner in the
Lubbock firm of Crenshaw, Dupree & Milam from 1926 until his death in
1964. The fund is endowed by members of the Crenshaw family and
scholarship awards are based on financial need and academic achievement.
FACULTY OPPORTUNITY SCHOLARSHIP--A scholarship endowment
established by the faculty of the Texas Tech School of Law. The scholarship
is awarded to a currently enrolled student.
FIRST GRADUATING CLASS SCHOLARSHIP--A scholarship endowed
through contributions by members of the first Texas Tech graduating law
class of 1969-70.
TOM AND LISA HALL SCHOLARSHIP--A scholarship endowment
established by Tom (' 81) and Lisa Hall, who desire to make it possible for
students to nurture a love for individual liberties and pursue justice through
the litigation process.
DR. ARTHUR G. HANSEN SCHOLARSHIP--A scholarship endowment
established from proceeds of a settlement of a lawsuit involving Dr. Hansen,
former Chancellor of Texas A&M University. Hansen's attorney, W. Stephen
Rodgers ('79) of Caperton, Rodgers & Miller, Bryan, Texas, placed a wager
with Hansen that Rodgers' fee, upon favorable verdict, would be used to
endow a scholarship at the Texas Tech Law School. The scholarship is
awarded to a second- or third-year student.
RICHARD W. HEMINGWAY PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP--A
scholarship endowed by friends and students offormer Professor and Interim
Dean Hemingway.
JUNELL FAMILY PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIPS--The scholarships
are endowed by the family of the late Frank Junell, civic leader and longtime
supporter of higher education in Texas, State Representative Robert Junell
('77) and Dan Junell ('85). The scholarships are awarded to graduates of
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Angelo State University nominated by the President of Angelo State
University.
JOHN E. KRAHMER ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP--Funded by the Texas
Association of Bank Counsel, Texas law firms and individual attorneys, the
scholarship is awarded to a deserving law student.
BRIAN LONCAR PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP--An endowed
scholarship established by Brian Loncar (' 87) to support legal education at
Texas Tech to be awarded to a graduate of DePauw, St. Mary's, Baylor or
Texas Tech.
OWEN W. McWHORTER ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP--Created to honor
Owen W. McWhorter by the Lubbock law firm of McWhorter, Cobb &
Johnson, the scholarship is awarded annually to a deserving second- or thirdyear student.
OWEN McWHORTER TUITION SCHOLARSHIP--A scholarship
endowment established by the late Mr. Ray Diekemper & Mrs. Lou
Diekemper, to honor Lubbock attorney Owen W. McWhorter. The recipients
are encouraged to adhere to the high ethical standards set by Mr. McWhorter.
JOE H. NAGY SCHOLARSHIP--A scholarship endowed by his wife and
children in honor of Lubbock attorney Joe H. Nagy, former President of the
State Bar of Texas.
G. HOBERT AND AILEEN HACKNEY NELSON SCHOLARSHIP FUNDA scholarship grant endowed by the late Mr. & Mrs. Nelson and their
children. The scholarships are awarded annually to second- or third-year
students.
PHELAN STUDENT PUBLIC SERVICE SCHOLARSHIPS--Endowed by
Judge Robert Bean Professor Marilyn E. Phelan and her husband, Harold, an
attorney in Levelland. The scholarships are awarded to deserving second- or
third-year students interested in public service.
W. REED QUILLIAM, JR. ENDOWED PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIPPresented by Phil ('71) and Ruth Adams.
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ROBERTSON/ATKINS ENDOWED PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP-Given by Law School Foundation Trustee Barbara K. Runge and her husband,
Rusty Howard, in memory of the late Judge Bob Robertson and in tribute to
his widow, Mrs. Anna Robertson Atkins.
W.F. SHIVER SCHOLARSHIP--A scholarship established in honor ofW.F.
Shiver, Superintendent of Post schools. The fund is endowed by Judge David
E. and Larissa Shiver Keltner ('86) of Fort Worth.
EDWARD R. AND JO ANNE M. SMITH SCHOLARSHIP--A scholarship
presented by Lubbock attorney Edward R. Smith and his wife, Jo Anne. The
scholarship is awarded to a deserving student in any class.
JOHN H. SPLAWN, JR. ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP--A scholarship
established in honor of trial attorney Johnny Splawn who practiced law in
Lubbock from 1952 until his death in 1988. The fund is endowed by
Splawn's law partner, John Simpson ('74) and his wife, Carolyn Simpson.
CURTF.STEIB,JR.MEMORIALSCHOLARSHIP--Ascholarshipawarded
annually to a student in financial need in memory of Curt Steib, Jr., a member
of the Class of 1977. The grant is endowed by his family, classmates, and
friends.
TEXAS TECH LAW SCHOOL FOUNDATION TRUSTEE
SCHOLARSHIP-A scholarship awarded to an editor ofthe Texas Tech Law
Review. An endowed scholarship established by the Houston law firm of
Brown McCarroll, L.L.P. law firm recognition of the high ideals of Judge and
Mrs. Ward.
W.D. WILSON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP--A scholarship awarded
annually by the children of the late Lubbock attorney, W.D. Wilson, and
presented through the Ex-Students' Association.
NAMED SCHOLARSHIP DONORS
PHIL AND RUTH ADAMS SCHOLARSHIP--Presented by the Auxiliary to
aid a deserving law student from EI Paso.
FULBRIGHT & JAWORSKI SCHOLARSHIPS--Scholarship awards
presented to the Chair ofthe Board of Barristers, the Administrative Director
of the Legal Research Board and an editor of the Law Review.
MACLEAN AND BOULWARE SCHOLARSHIP--Presented by the named
EI Paso firm to an editor of the Texas Tech Law Review.
STRASBURGER & PRICE LAW REVIEW SCHOLARSHIP--Presented by
the named Dallas firm to an editor of the Texas Tech Law Review.
THOMPSON & KNIGHT SCHOLARSHIP--Presented by the named Dallas
law firm to an editor of the Texas Tech Law Review.
GENERAL SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS
JUDGE E.H. AND HORTENSE BOEDEKER SCHOLARSHIP--An annual
scholarship presented by the Lubbock Women's Study Club to a third-year
law student demonstrating special need and a commitment to community and
public service.
CRENSHAW, DUPREE & MILAM SCHOLARSHIP--Given by the Lubbock
law firm to a worthy recipient in any class.
GARDERE WYNNE SEWELL SCHOLARSHIP--Presented by the named
Dallas law firm to the first-year student attaining the highest scho lastic
average.
GIBSON, OCHSNER & ADKINS SCHOLARSHIP--Presented by the named
Amarillo law firm to an outstanding student in need of financial assistance.
RICHARD KEEN SCHOLARSHIP--Presented by Odessa attorney Richard
Keen ('77) to a deserving law school student.
JOHN E. THOMASON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP--Presented in honor
of the late Midland attorney by his family and friends.
LOAN FUNDS
ALVIN R. AND ALETHA FAYE ALLISON LOAN FUND--Fund to provide
short-term loans to law students in need of financial assistance, endowed by
the late Alvin R. Allison and Mrs. Allison of Fort Worth.
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JUDGE DAN BLAIR LOAN FUND--Funds available to students for shortterm loans in the name of Judge Blair who served as District Judge for
Lubbock, Hockley, Cochran and Crosby counties, 1936-51.
JOSIE BUBANY MEMORIAL LOAN FUND--Established by friends, family
and students to honor the memory ofthe late Josie Bubany, wife of Professor
Charles P. Bubany.
HUNT, RASCHKE, ROBISON & WEINSTEIN LOAN FUND--Fund
established by the Student Bar Association in honor of the winning team and
coach of the 1979 National Moot Court Competition.
JUDGE MARVIN JONES LOAN FUND--Funds for short-term loans to law
students made available by the late Judge Jones, a leader in the establishment
of Texas Tech, a former Congressman from West Texas, and former Sr. Judge
of the U.S. Court of Claims.
JUDGE E.E. JORDAN LOAN FUND--Fund for law students in
unanticipated, short-term financial difficulties, provided by Judge Jordan,
retired from the 47th District Court in Amarillo.
VICTOR H. LINDSEY MEMORIAL FUND--Fund for loans and other
financial assistance to law students in need, created by the Lubbock County
Bar Association and friends of the late Judge Victor H. Lindsey of the 72nd
District Court, at the suggestion of his widow, Mrs. Lindsey.
DREW SIMPSON MEMORIAL FUND--Fund to aid students in financial
difficulty, established by the family, colleagues, and friends of Drew Simpson
('74) on his death in February, 1972.
TEXAS TECH LAW REVIEW LOAN FUND--Fund established for
members of the Texas Tech Law Review staff.
E. WAYNE THODE MEMORIAL LOAN FUND--Fund established by
students, colleagues, and friends of E. Wayne Thode, a Visiting Professor
during Fall, 1979 from the University of Utah, for his contribution to and
interest in quality legal education.
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