February, 1988
Dear Alumni and Friends of the Texas Tech Law School:
This issue reports on our endowment and annual gift campaigns.
Texas Tech University completed its Enterprise Campaign this month.
We participated in the Enterprise Campaign primarily by initiating
drives to create endowed professorships. I am delighted to report that
we were successful in completing our drive to fully endow the Judge
Robert H. Bean Professorship of Law. This is the first endowed
professorship at the Texas Tech School of Law!
We also successfully launched a drive to endow the Alvin R. Allison
Professorship of Law. Several substantial gifts have already been
received. The trustees of the Law School Foundation will meet in
April to approve a plan to accelerate the completion of this
endowment drive. The growth of our endowment is a mark of the
success of our Law School.
I am also happy to report that our total Foundation income was up
over last year. Contributions in our annual giving campaign were
about the same as last year but the number of contributors actually
increased. This is very gratifying.
I am also happy to report that the University matched endowment gifts
made by our faculty members. This added approximately $12,600 of
endowment strength to our Foundation. We are blessed to have faculty
who believe in our program and University administrators who
recognize our special needs.
The M.D. Anderson Foundation increased and renewed their support
of our faculty here at the Texas Tech School of Law. We hope to be
able to increase Foundation support in the future. Certainly our
alumni have supported us generously and this enables us to seek
support from outside sources.
Sincerely,
W. Frank Newton
Dean
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LAW SCHOOL NEWS
Robert H. Bean
Professorship Inaugurated
December Hooding
Ceremony Held
The Robert H . Bean Professorship was
formally inaugurated at the February
meeting of the Lubbock County Bar
Association. The luncheon was held in the
Law School Forum .
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Nineteen Texas Tech Law School
graduates were hooded in ceremonies held
on the Tech campus December 12. Speaker
for the hooding was Richard "Racehorse"
Haynes, president, Haynes &
Fullenweider, Professional Legal
Corporation of Houston, Texas.
The Honorable John T. Montford
presented the Professorship on behalf of
the contributors, made up in large part of
Lubbock County Attorneys.
For the fourth consecutive year, the Tech
Law School Client Counseling Team
emerged as victors by placing first in the
regional American Bar Association's 1988
competition. The competition was hosted
by the Tech School of Law February 12
and 13 .
The first place win in this year's ABA
National Client Counseling Competition
qualifies the Tech team for advancement
to the national championship round at the
University of New Mexico in
Albuquerque, March 10 -12. Winners of
the national competition will advance to
the International Competition to be held
March 24 - 26 in London, England.
Speaker for the meeting was the
Honorable John Boyd of the Amarillo
Court of Appeals who spoke on
"Alternative Methods of Selecting
Judges."
The Honorable John Boyd, Amarillo Court of
Appeals, was the speaker at the inauguration of the
Bean Professorship. His topic was " Merit Selection of
Judges."
The Honorable Robert H. Bean participated in the
ceremony formally inaugurating the Professorship
in his name.
The Honorable John T. Montford made the
presentation of the Robert H . Bean Professorship
during the February meeting of the Lubbock County
Bar Association.
Client Counseling Team
Marks Fourth
Consecutive Victory
The Honorable ].Q. Warnick, U.S. Magistrate,
presided at the Lubbock County Bar Association on
February 19, 1988, which was held at the Law School.
Richard "Racehorse" Haynes (r.) and Dean Newton
visit prior to the December Hooding Ceremony .
Haynes delivered the graduation address.
Members of the December '87 Graduating
Class included Karen Meyer Bertram of
Lubbock, TX; Barbara Diana Campanelli of
Ft. Worth, TX; Dawn Louise Carmody of
San Antonio, TX; Eric Jon ColI of Roswell,
NM; Edwin Scott Frost of San Angelo, TX;
Glen Everett Hackler of Midlothian, TX;
Victor Hernandez of El Paso, TX; Steven
Ray Herod of Ranger, TX; Bobbye C.
Adams Hill of Wheeler, TX; Shane Ann
Green Jackson of Odessa, TX; Floyd Lavern
Lamrouex of San Angelo, TX; John Phelps
Le Vick of Blair, OK; Richard Otey
McKennon of Wichita Falls, TX; Donald
Paul Morehart of Mansfield, TX; Anthony
Michael Spinks of Kermit, TX; Karl Wayne
Vancil of Ballinger, TX; Crystal Yvette
McBee Yates of Claude, TX; Kenneth J.
Zysko of Kerrville, TX.
The University of Texas law team placed
behind Tech as the runnerup in the
regional competition, while Baylor
University placed third. A total of seven
Texas law schools participated in the
regional competition.
"This is the fourth straight year and the
fifth time in the last six years that we have
qualified for the national final by winning
the regional event," said law professor
Charles P. Bubany, team coach and
advisor to the Board of Barristers, the
student organization responsible for
coordinating the regional event.
The team representing Tech also won the
national and international championship
last year.
"The team members are receiving a
valuable educational experience," Bubany
added.
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Tech's team is made up of second-year law
students Jana Allison of Lubbock, Ted
Brabham of Atlanta, Texas, and team
alternate Rick Fletcher of Goodland,
Kansas.
The competition tests students skills in
legal consultation. "Freedom of Speech
and Expression" is the subject of the
competition this year.
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The regional contest is sponsored by the
Dallas law firm of Winstead, McGuire,
Sechrest and Minick, which presented a
trophy to the winning team.
LAW SCHOOL COMPETITION -- The Tech Law
School Client Counseling Team placed first in the
American Bar Association's 1988 Regional Client
Counseling Competition. The team will advance to
the national competition, March 10 -12, at the
University of New Mexico in Albuquerque. Attorney
Jeffrey W. Harrison (left), with the sponsoring law
firm of Winstead, McGuire, Sechrest and Minick of
Dallas, presents the winners' trophy to Tech team
members (from left to right) Jana Allison, Ted
Brabham and Rick Fletcher.
(Tech Photo by Mark Mamawal)
from a lawsuit is used for legal education,"
said Dean Frank Newton. "The judge wanted
the money used at law schools to train people
who wanted to be lawyers, particularly in
antitrust."
Halbert O. Woodward
Lecture Given
The first annual Halbert O. Woodward
Lecture was presented on February 25,
1988 in the Forum. The lectureship was
made possible by the contributions of
attorneys from throughout the state, many
of whom are former law clerks of Judge
Woodward. The lectureship was presented
upon Judge Woodward's taking senior
status in the Northern District of Texas.
The Honorable Thomas M. Reavley, Fifth
Circuit Court of Appeals, presented the
lecture . Judge Reavley's topic was "A
Perspective on the Moral Responsibility of
Lawyers." James Sales, president-elect of
the State Bar of Texas, introduced Judge
Reavley to the standing room only crowd.
Judge Reavley exhorted the audience to
hold to the highest principles of ethical
conduct. "If the lawyer's demeanor and
reputation exhibit integrity and moral
character, and if the lawyer demonstrates
that character by casual statements as
needed during the early stages of
representation, the client should
anticipate advice based upon high moral
standards ... We should not forget that our
effort serves the fabric and justice of
society by the contribution to social order
and community."
Judge and Mrs. Halbert O. Woodward were honored
during the first annual lecture presented in the Judge's
name.
Newton and Tech law professor Dan Benson,
along with Furr's attorneys, attended the
negotiations to represent Tech as a possible
recipient of the funds.
The Honorable Thomas M. Reavley presented the
Halbert O. Woodward Lecture.
The money will be used to complete the law
school's 1150,000 Enterprise Campaign to
establish a law professorship in the name of
retired District Judge Robert H. Bean. (See
related story, page 2) The professorship is
designated to support teaching and research
in civil law.
Local Firm Helps Law
School Acquire Antitrust
Funds
Portions of a multi-million dollar civil court
judgment will be used to benefit legal
education in Texas including Texas Tech
University School of Law. Texas Tech Law
School is the recipient of 1100,000, thanks to
the efforts of Lubbock-based Furr's, Inc. , one
of numerous claimants in In re: Corrugated
Container Antitrust Litigation, M.D.L. 310
(S.D. Tex. 1987). The class action suit was
the result of antitrust violation charges filed
against the manufacturers of corrugated
boxes and other containers in United States
District Court for the Southern District of
Texas.
The court order, entered in October, 1987, by
Judge John V. Singleton called for the
distribution of approximately 11,060,000 in
residual funds to six Texas law schools, the
National Association of Attorneys General
and two packaging foundations. "Actually,
this settlement is really a success story. It's a
relatively unique situation that money left
LEGAL MONEY -- Texas Tech University
President Lauro F. Cavazos (left), accepts a check in
the amount of 1100,000 from Furr's, Inc. President
Jan Friederich (center), and John Osborne, Furr's
Vice President and Treasurer. The money, part of a
civil judgement awarded to Furr's and numerous
other companies represented as claimants in an
antitrust violation suit, was designated for
distribution to state legal education funds. The
money will be used to complete the endowment of a
Tech School of Law Professorship.
(Tech Photo by Artie Limmer)
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ALUMNI NEWS
PLACEMENT / CLE
Dozier Endowment
Established
An endowment in memory of Allen Dozier
('85) has been established at the Texas Tech
School of Law by Allen's former classmates.
Allen died on July 8, 1987 as the result of an
apparent suicide. He had been working as an
associate with the Abilene firm of Glandon,
Erwin, Scarborough, Baker, Choate & Arnot.
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The purpose of the endowment is to establish
the mechanism for instructing all students
attending Tech Law School in the dangers of
stress and the techniques available to manage
it. This would be accomplished through a
combination of talks given at first-year
orientation, establishment of individual
support groups, and an annual seminar on
stress management for all Tech law students.
It is anticipated that attorneys would also be
allowed to attend the seminar at a nominal
cost.
The goal of the Allen Dozier Endowment is
to provide law students attending Tech the
tools with which they can recognize and
manage stress throughout their careers, in the
same way in which they are given the tools
with which to practice law. It is estimated
that an initial fund of $5,000 will be
necessary to properly establish a selfsustaining endowment capable of
accomplishing such a goal. To date, Allen's
classmates have accumulated just under $500
toward this initial fund. Contributions for
this endeavor from the Tech alumni are
requested and urged.
Persons wishing to contribute to this
endowment may send their donations to the
Allen Dozier Endowment, Texas Tech Law
School Foundation, Texas Tech School of
Law, Lubbock, Texas 79409. Anyone having
questions or comments about the proposed
activities of the endowment can contact
Darvin Morrison, P.O. Box 10236, Lubbock,
Texas 79408, phone 806/763-9555.
Environmental Law
Symposium Hosted by
Law School
The Environmental Law Section of the
State Bar of Texas sponsored a seminar on
March 23 at the Texas Tech Law School.
The seminar presented various areas of
employment opportunities in the
environmental law field. Speakers
representing governmental agencies, public
corporations, private practice and public
interest practice spoke to the group about
their respective areas. Also emphasized was
the nature of environmental law practice,
such as the administrative side of the
practice.
Prof. Frank Skillern, who sponsors the
Environmental and Natural Resources Law
Society of the Law School, said that the
State Bar Section is encouraging student
interest in environmental law areas by
sponsoring seminars at all of the law
schools in the state and by sponsoring a
writing contest for law students.
Job Fair Repeats Success
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The 1988 Texas Young Lawyers
Association Job Fair was held in
Arlington on February 19 & 20. Seventytwo Texas Tech law students were selected
for interviews conducted at the Radisson
Hotel. A total of 350 law students from
Texas Tech, Baylor, St. Mary 's, University
of Houston, Texas, South Texas, SMU and
Thurgood Marshall School of Law
participated in the interviewing sessions.
This was the second Job Fair held in
Texas . "The Job Fair offers employers a
chance to interview students from a variety
of schools without having to allocate
travel time and expense for several
locations. It also puts our students in
contact with employers who do not
participate in our on-campus interviews,"
said Dean Kay Fletcher.
A lumni Association Dues
Response F avorab Ie
The Texas Tech Law School Association
has 290 dues-paying members. Larriet
Thomas, treasurer of the Association,
reports that the membership continues to
respond favorably to the decision to collect
dues.
Mike Crowley, president of the Association,
stresses that the dues are to be used for
projects selected by the Association and are
not to replace the annual giving campaigns
of the Law School.
"The strength of a Law School is measured,
in large part, by the support of its alumni,"
said Dean Frank Newton. "We are
encouraged by the initial success of the
Association and invite all alumni to join."
Updated Alumni
Directory to be Printed
Seminar speakers were guests at a faculty
luncheon at the law school prior to the
seminar. A reception for speakers and
students was held in the Forum following
the seminar.
An updated Alumni Directory will be
published in June. Corrected names
and addresses must be received by May
15 in order to be included.
Do You Have A Clue?
Richard Maxwell has undertaken the daunting task of
compiling a history of the Tech Law School. Can you help?
Memorabilia of your years at the Law School such as
programs, photographs, letters, diaries, even a reminiscence
that you think would be appropriate for a popular history
of the school would be appreciated. Please send any such
items to Richard Maxwell at the
Tech Law School. Anything
you send us will be kept
secure and returned to you
when the work is done.
Assistant Dean Kay Fletcher helped to coordinate and
supervise the second annual Job Fair.
A substantial savings could be realized
by the Alumni Association if some of
the desk-top publishing is handled by
the Law School staff. If any supporter
of the Law School could provide a
Hewlett-Packard laser printer to the
school from June 1 through 15, we
will have the Directory "camera ready"
for publishing. Please contact Dean
Frank Newton (742-3793) or Asst.
Dean Kay Fletcher (742-3804) if you
can help.
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State Bar Convention
A ctivities Set
The Texas Tech Law School Alumni
Association will be meeting during the
State Bar Convention, June 9-11, 1988, in
Fort Worth, Texas.
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On Friday, June 10, 1988 the Association
will have a reception from 5:30 pm to
7:30 pm in the Texas Ballroom (C&D) of
the Hyatt Regency, 815 Main Street.
A Saturday morning Alumni Breakfast will
be held from 7:30 am to 8:45 am on June
11, 1988 in the Metropolitan Room of the
Hyatt Regency.
Please mark your calendars and join us for
the reception and breakfast.
C lass of 1987
CL YDE R. "SKIP" Mc CORMICK is
presently a briefing attorney for Justice
Shirley W. Butts, Fourth Court of Appeals,
San Antonio, Texas. He is a member of the
San Antonio, Texas, and American Bar
Associations and has served on several state
and national bar committees. Currently, he
is a member of the ABA General Practice
Section Committee on Litigation and the
Committee on Corporation Banking and
Business Law.
MAR Y ERIN WILCOX AND J. ROB
MILLER were married October 24 in
Ft. Worth. Rob is employed by Cowles and
Thompson of Dallas. Mary is an Assistant
District Attorney in Dallas. Their new
address is 5606 Morningside Drive,
Dallas, TX 75206.
C lass of 1986
JANE DILLINGER has completed a term as
Briefing Attorney for the Dallas Court of
Appeals and is now associated with Brice &
Mankoff, 300 Crescent Court, 7th floor,
Dallas, TX 75201, 214/ 855-3700.
SUZAN D. HERSKOWITZ has opened a
private law practice in Hurst, Texas. Her
new office address is 1244 Karla Drive, Suite
209 Hurst, TX 76053,817/ 282-1822.
KERN LEWIS, formerly of Camp, Jones,
O 'Neill, Hall & Bates is now associated with
Law, Snakard & Gambill, 3200 Texas
American Bank, 500 Throckmorton,
Ft. Worth, TX, 817/ 878-6345.
PAUL E. VON DONOP, is currently
employed as a Tax Law Specialist in The
Technical Publications Division of the
Internal Revenue Service. He has received a
Special Achievement Award from the
Department of the Treasury. His new
address is 1524 - 24th Street NW,
Washington, D.e. 20005-4432, 202/ 265-8160.
CARLA HOWARD and her husband Steve
have a new baby girl. Kelsey Nicole was
born October 28. Carla is presently a tax
associate of Thompson & Knight in Dallas,
3300 First City Center, Dallas, TX 75201,
214/ 969-1638.
MICHELE O . KENDRICK has become a
partner with the law firm of Steelhammer &
Kendrick, P. e. Three Riverway, Suite 700,
Houston, TX 77056, 713/ 960-1001.
Class of 1984
JOANNA L. HARKEY has become a
partner in the firm of Wagonseller, Cobb &
Snuggs, PO Box 1796, Lubbock, TX 79408,
806/ 763-9218.
PAIGE HARR married Hunt Fugate on
February 20, 1988 and is currently residing
in Melbourne, Australia. Her new address is
595 Toorak Road, Apt. #3, Toorak, Victoria
3142 Australia.
DOUG ATNIPP is now associated with the
firm of Liddell, Sapp, Zivley and Hill of
Houston, 3500 Texas Commerce Tower,
Houston, TX 77002,713/ 226-1372.
SUSAN HULETT AND SKIP HULETT
('83) are the proud parents of a new son,
Jimmy Doyle Hulett III, born December 15,
1987, weighing 7 Ibs., 5 oz. Skip is a partner
in the firm of Hulett, Roth & Williams, 700
North Street, Suite 101, Beaumont, TX
77701, 409/ 839-4577. Susan is a felony
prosecutor with the Jefferson County
Criminal District Attorney's Office,
Beaumont, TX 77701, 409/ 835-8550.
DA VID L. CAMPBELL has joined the new
Dallas firm of Hale, Spencer, Goodman,
Stanley, Pronske & Trust, P.e., 2800 First
RepublicBank Plaza, 901 Main St. , LB 131,
Dallas, TX, 75202, 214/ 761-6770.
STUART B. LUMPKINS, JR. has recently
joined the law firm of Gandy, Michener,
Swindle, Whitaker & Pratt, 2501 Parkview
Drive, Suite 600, Fort Worth, TX 76102,
817/ 335-4417.
Class of 1985
CARLA GIBBS has a new address at
303 Courthouse, Amarillo, TX 79101,
806/ 379-2270.
C lass of 1983
BERT BALLENGEE has a new business
address at 3703 Farwell, Amarillo, TX
79109-4039.
BRUCE W . HODGE has become a partner
in the law firm of Johnson & Davis, 402 E.
Van Buren, Harlingen, TX 78550,
512/ 423-0213.
JIM OATMAN has been promoted to Chief
Felony Prosecutor for the Dallas County
District Attorney, 194th District Court, 600
Commerce, Dallas, TX 75202,
214/ 653-7511.
DAVID E. PURYEAR has been named as
First Assistant to the Travis County
Attorney. His new address is County
Attorney's Office, P .O . Box 1748, Austin,
TX 78767.
MARK A. STEWART is now In-House
Counsel for Gary J. Knostman, Standing
Chapter 13 and Chapter 12 Trustee in the
Southern District of Texas, PO Box 369,
Fulton, TX 78358, 512/ 729-0641.
C lass of 1982
JONETTE M. WALKER AND DENNIS
R. REEVES have formed a partnership
with Charles S. Dunn ('80). The firm of
Dunn, Reeves & Walker is located at 2012
Broadway, Lubbock, TX 79401,
806/ 763-8843.
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C lass of 1981
GERALD G. DIXON has become a
shareholder and Director of Hatch, Beitler,
Allen & Shepherd, P.A., 500 Marquette,
Suite 900, Albuquerque, New Mexico
87102,505/ 247-1400.
JOHN FOMOUS has a new address at
503-B Harris Rd. , Charlottesville, VA. 22903.
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BILL LESTER married Valeria Jackson of
Andrews, Texas in January 1988. Lester is a
partner of Cox & Smith of San Antonio and
Dallas. He practices in the San Antonio
office of Cox & Smith, 600 NBC Bldg., San
Antonio, TX 78205, 512/ 226-7000.
CHARLES NETTLES received
Certification in Consumer Bankruptcy Law
from the Texas Board of Legal
Specialization. He is with the Law Offices
of Robert e. E. Wolfe, Il06 Clayton Lane,
Suite 340 W, Austin, TX 78723.
C lass of 1980
CHARLES S. DUNN has formed a
partnership with Jonette M. Walker ('82)
and Dennis R . Reeves ('82). The firm of
Dunn, Reeves & Walker is located at 2012
Broadway, Lubbock, TX 79401,
806/ 763-8843 .
SUZANNE e. HOWLE has a new office in
the Bank of California Center, Suite 1250,
Seattle, WA 98164.
J. DAVID IVEY has been named a partner
in the Houston office of Dotson, Babcock &
Scofield, a firm of more than sixty lawyers
with offices in Houston and New Orleans.
LARRIET E. THOMAS has been elected as
Fellow in the Texas Bar Foundation,
serving as Director, District 3, Texas Young
Lawyers Association. She is currently
practicing law with the firm of Curry,
Curry & Robinson, P.e., PO Box 1466,
Lubbock, TX 79408,806/ 747-4417.
C lass of 1979
JANET DAVIS BAKER has joined the
Kansas City firm of Copilevitz, Bryant,
Gray, Jennings, P.e. as an associate. She
will practice primarily in the area of
constitutional law. Baker's new address is
1812 Commerce Tower, 9Il Main, Kansas
City, Missouri 64105, 816/ 471-3977.
C lass of 1978
LYNN EVANS HOKANSON and her
husband, Marty, are the proud parents of a
baby girl, Carolyn N ichole, born October 8,
1987. The family also includes a two year
old son, Christopher Michael. Lynn may be
contacted at home, 7003 Northampton
Way, Houston, TX 77055 .
MICK McKAMIE has assumed the position
of Managing Attorney in the Angleton
office of Heard, Goggan, Blair, Williams &
Harrison. He was formerly City Attorney
for the city of Greenville. His new address
is 608 N. Front Street, Angleton, TX 77515,
409/ 849-6461.
GLENN D. WEST left Jackson, Walker,
Winstead, Cantwell & Miller to become a
partner in the firm of Weil, Gotshal &
Manges, a New York based law firm. Weil,
Gotshal & Manges will open a Dallas office
with West, one other partner and several
associates. West's new address is 1100 One
Main Place, Dallas, TX 75202,
214/ 746-7780.
C lass of 1977
Class of 1973
CECELIA HUFSTEDLER MORGAN is
now of counsel with Coffee, Coffee &
Sharp, 6201 Hillcrest, Dallas, TX 75205,
214/ 522-6720.
M. CHRIS INABNETT is practicing with
Gardere & Wynne, 1500 Maxus Energy
Tower, 717 N . Harwood Street, Dallas, TX
75081,214/979-4500.
Class of 1976
Class of 1971
R.L. PETE McKINNEY has joined the
firm of McMahon, Smart, Surovik,
Buhrmann & Cobb, P.O. Box 3679,
Abilene, TX 79604,915/ 676-9183.
W. T. WOMBLE has opened the new office
of W. T. Womble & Associates and
continues to concentrate on civil trial
practice. His new address is 2600 Two
Houston Center, Houston, TX 77010,
713/ 650-6000.
MICHAEL R. STOLTZ has been certified
by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization
in Oil, Gas & Mineral Law. Stoltz practices
with the firm of Stubbeman, McRae, Sealy,
Laughlin & Browder, P.O. Box 1540,
Midland, TX 79702, 915/682-1616.
Class of 1975
RICHARD BOSWORTH is serving as
Judge of the 354th District Court. He has
held this position since his election in 1984.
THOMAS L. G. ROSS has been appointed
Magistrate of the Criminal District Courts
of Tarrant County. Ross currently resides
in Arlington.
SUZAN E. FENNER is presently practicing
with the Dallas firm of Gardere & Wynn,
1500 Maxus Energy Tower, 717 N. Harwood
Street, Dallas, TX 75081, 214/ 979-4500.
Class of 1969
BUFORD e. TERRELL has been invited
to present a paper to the 4th International
Congress on Law and Computers in Rome,
Italy in May. Terrell was recently promoted
to Full Professor at South Texas College of
Law in Houston.
C lass of 1974
WYNETTE J. HEWETT received an
award in December '87 for Outstanding
Service to the Tax Division of the United
States Department of Justice. She can be
contacted at the Tax Division - U.S. Dept.
of Justice, Washington, D.C. 20530,
202/ 633-3005.
Karen Evans ('90), Colleen Rutledge (,90), Harvey
Pruitt ('90), Dennis Denis ('90) (left to right) help
themselves to hot dogs with all the trimmings at the
Spring Fling.
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DEANS INNER CIRCLE
Excellence Through Your
Support
Shank Irwin Conant Lipshy & Casterline
Shelton & Jones
Spivey, Broadus A.
Whittenburg, Jo Ben
Winstead McGuire Sechrest & Minick
Life Members
Allison, Aletha Fay
M.D. Anderson Foundation
Banking Law Institute
Hansen, Arthur G. & Nancy T.
Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Burnett B.
Alice Sneed West Foundation
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Distinguished Members
Baker Field Clifford Krier & Webb
Barnes J r., Hershell L.
Bean, Robert H.
Blackburn, Jeff
Bowers, Forrest
Caperton Rodgers & Miller
Carr Evans Fouts & Hunt
Crenshaw Dupree & Milam
Exxon Education Foundation
Gaston, Robert W. & Anne
Geary Stahl & Spencer
Grambling & Mounce
Hansen, Arthur G . & Nancy T .
Hebert, Theresa R.
Hinkle Cox Eaton Coffield & Hensley
Jones Trout Flygare Moody & Brown
Kemp Smith Duncan & Hammond
Lubbock County Bar Association
McWhorter Cobb & Johnson
Mehaffy Weber Keith & Gonsoulin
Newton, W. Frank
Reaud, Wayne A.
Robason, Donna Stephens
Robason, Randy D.
Runge, Barbara K.
Scogin, Robert
Scott Hulse Marshall Feuille
Finger & Thurmond
Honor Members
Allensworth, William R.
Bosworth, Richard A.
Boyd, Samuel L.
Burrows, Dennis R.
Class of 1987
Clifford, Karl N .
Crawford, Joseph V.
Crowley, Michael J.
Evans, R. Tim
Fenner, Suzan E.
Gilpin Pohl & Bennett
Hobbs, Kennett
Howe, Garry F.
Justice, Deets D.
Lubbock Area Foundation
Mires, R . W.
Morrison, Wayne J.
Naman Howell Smith & Lee
New, Paul
Parker, J. Frank
Purdom & Stephens
Reese, C. Tom
Roach, Richard J.
Sokolow, Craig B.
Texas Tech Ex-Students Association
Thompson, George L.
West, Glenn D.
Sustaining Members
Adams Jr., J. Collier
Berman Mitchell Yeager & Gerber
Blumrosen, J. R.
Bubany, Charles P.
Cassidy, Mary Lou
Crowley Waltman & Fugler
Curry Jr., J. L. (Buddy)
Dentzer, Edward Kevin
Dixon, Gerald G.
Eissinger, James R.
English, Richard W.
Gentry, R . Charles
Grudzinski Jr., Chester W.
Hatchell , Mike
Jackson Walker Winstead Cantwell & Miller
Key, Marion T.
Lester Jr., William H.
Lubbock County Young Lawyers Association
Marple, Annette W.
McKinney, R. L. Pete
Mitchell, Carmen S.
Morgan, Mike
Nelson, George H.
Nelson, James E.
Orgain Bell & Tucker
Perrin, K. Douglas
Renner & Snell
Schoen, Rodric B.
Simek, Patrick C.
Sisco, Elizabeth C.
Twenhafel, Mark A.
Wallace, Steven C.
Womble, Bill
Cen tury Members
Akard, John C.
Alexander, Leota H.
Alvarez, Javier
Baine, James E.
Bartlett Farms
Baskind, Stephen L.
Bavousett, Steve A.
Benson, Dan H.
Billingsley, Kathleen W.
Bischoff, Richard L.
Blakeley, Timothy D.
Blakemore, Jamie and David
Brown, Martha L.
Browning, John R.
Buzzard, Mark N .
Buzzard, Vanessa G .
Caddell, C. Dave
Carr, Thomas E.
Carrington, Morris C.
Carrington, Sandra S.
Clark, Richard W.
Clement, Stansell
Cole Family
Colia, Milton C.
Combs, Lorraine L.
Conboy, Joseph B.
Cowart, Dax S.
Cummings, Kenneth D.
Curtis, Sharon W.
Dennis, Don C.
Donaho, Scott R .
Donovan, Carol Crabtree
Donovan, Daniel P.
Dossett, Buddy R.
Doty, Robert A.
Emerson, Sally Holt
English, Richard D.
English, Richard W. & Clara D.
Fomous, John M.
Frazier, T. Rick
Garza, Tomas
Gilbert, Risher S.
Gilbert, Robert G.
Graham, Rick J. W.
Gregory, Louis P.
Griffin, Nathan K.
Griffith, Thomas J.
Grigson, Charles O.
Hagood, Gene S.
Hale, Kent D.
Hall, Eileen
Hancock, Mackey K.
Harbert, Pauline S.
Hassler, David P.
Haugland, Corey W.
Heffelfinger, Harlan M.
Hewett, Wynette J.
Hoffman & Sheffield
Hutchins, Matthew
Jones, Robert E.
Keeling, William F .
Krahmer, John E.
Lampe, Mr. & Mrs. R. E.
Leewright, Martin B.
Little, Betty H.
Loncar, Brian
Lowrey, Linda Shoemaker
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Lubbock Bar Auxiliary
Lybrand, Robert D.
Maddox Renfrow & Saunders
Maner, John F.
McIntyre, Stephen C.
McWilliams, John P.
Meador, Terri J.
Meeks, Raymond M.
Morgan, Cecilia Hufstedler
Morrison, Darvin Odell
Moss, William R.
Nelson, James E.
Ogan, Samuel L.
Oxford & Oxford
Parsley, L. Cathleen
Perdue Brandon & Fielder
Perez, Albert
Pool, Rothwell B.
Price, J. Edwin
Psencik, E. Dwain
Quilliam, Mrs. William Reed
Rudd & Rudd
Sanders, J. Mike
Sawaya, Michael G.
Segrest, David H .
Seidler, David R.
Sherman, Larry D.
Sikora, Vincent A.
Smith, Thomas M.
Smith, Brock R.
Smith, S. Craig
Stoltz, Michael R .
Sutton III, Roy W.
Texas Tech Law Partners
Thomas, Larriet E.
Thompson, R. Keith
Utsinger, Kelly D.
Viator, James
Vint, Robert E.
Walker, J onette M.
Watkins, Al
Weaver, Stan A.
Weninger, Robert A.
Wharton, James L.
White, Dan A.
White, Mark D.
Wiese, Larry G
Wilcox, Ruth N.
Woodson, K. Danny
Woodward, G. Ben
Participating Members
Akerly, Bruce W.
Baker, Janet Davis
Baker, Robert W.
Ballard, Mr. & Mrs. James O .
Ballard, Martha L.
Barnes, David and Bootsye
Barnhill III, Robert E.
Barron, Steven B.
Bateman, Hal
Battin, Charles R. and Camellia
Bowersock, Richard K.
Brand, Karen Harrison
Broaddus III, J . Morgan
Brock, Ralph H .
Brown, Thomas Carlton
Burbridge, Robert J. & Ann
Class of 1986
Clinton, Thomas L.
Combs, Mr. & Mrs . Harold B.
Conine, Casey R .
Connelly, Karon Kay Holley
Coopers & Lybrand
Cowling Jr., Ken D.
Dane Family
Darnell, Jim B.
Ellis, Irene
Enloe, A.B . & Pat
Ensign, Hurt & Norman
Evans, Bernard P.
First National Bank of Levelland
Fristoe, Gene A.
Gaines, Jesse
Gibson Jr., Jerry R .
Gilkerson, George E.
Greak, Nolan E.
Green, Robin M.
Gresham Fulbright & Casselberry
Harrington, James G
Harris, Bill & Erma
Harris, Don L.
Harris, Patricia Anne
Hassell, Bob
Haven, Bernice D.
Hellmann, Juda M.
Hinson, Margaret R .
Nita Hinson & Family
Hockley County Clerk's Office
Hodges, Karen B.
Hook & Husen
Jacobo, Paulina M.
Jones, Jeffrey B.
Kerr, Coretta W.
King, Mr. and Mrs. Carl L.
Knott, Ladell E.
Kramer, Bruce M.
Kupper, Andy
Langston, David R .
Lincoln, Retha L.
Loran, Reba P .
Martinez, Ricardo
Mateja, William B.
McDonald, Mike & Martha
McGowan & McGowan
McLarty & McLarty
Meaders, Eddie Loyd
Menn, Stephen E.
Milam, Mr. & Mrs . Jim
Moore, Carolyn F.
Motley, David M.
Mullan, Carolie
Nye, Thomas Fredrick
Olm, Jane G.
Peacock, Jim L.
Pearce, Mr. and Mrs. William M.
Pennington, M. L.
Perkins, Daniel J.
Perkins, Donna Becker
Rankin, Susan A.
Reeves, Ronald R.
Rivers, William L.
Rose Garden Club
Sims Kidd Hubbert & Wilson
Smith, Mr. and Mrs . Truett
Sowder, James Logan
Sowell III, John H.
Stacy, J. G.
Stidger, Allen L.
Student Bar Association
Tatum, Mark D.
Thamer, Richard H .
Thompson Thomas & Killion
Thornton, Russell J.
Turner, James L.
Turro, Stephen James
Veretto, Bob and Carylon
Villa, Carlos
Von Donop, Paul E.
Warren, Shirley W.
Watkins, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Westfall, Rebecca D.
Williams, Ken F.
Willingham, Mr. and Mrs. Jack G.
Wilson, Reginald R.
Woodward, Michael L.
Woody, Darren
Wyatt, Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Yano, Kennion K.
Named Scholarships
Arkanada Corporation
Dillard, Bryan B.
Fulbright & Jaworski
Grudzinski Jr., Chester W.
Nagy, Joe H .
Rake Jr., M . E.
Smith, Edward R. & Jo Anne M.
Texas Tech Ex-Students Association
Thompson & Knight
Alice Sneed West Foundation
GJ . Wrightsman Foundation
Regular Scholarships
Allison, Alvin R.
Carter, R. Guy
Crenshaw Dupree & Milam
El Paso Bar Auxiliary
Gardere & Wynne
Gibson Ochsner & Adkins
Runge, Barbara K.
Scoggin-Dickey Buick
Thomason, William L.
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