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Stand ing left to right: DONALD KLINKHAMMER, '55, now Vice President, Bateman Eichler, H ill Richa rds RO BERT ROSE, '55, O f Counsel, Harris and Aranda- MARl PAU L SALMON BAIER, '55- HENRY WORKM AN, ' 56, of Thorpe, Sul l ivan, Workman, Tho rpe and O'Sul livan. Seated left to right: LLOYD TEVIS, '50,
Professor, Loyola Law School - BEN NO BRINK, (deceased)- JAM ES FRANCIS CARDINAL MciNTYREJOSEPH J. DONOVAN, S.J., Regent Emeritus, Loyol.
w School - and JOSEPH BALL of Bal l, Hunt, Hart,
Brown and Baerwitz.
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THE LOYOLA LAWYER
CONTENTS
NOSTALGIA
TRIAL ADVOCACY
CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION PROGRAM
DAVID TRIPP WINS ART COMPETITION
FACULTY BRIEFS
BAR EXAMINATION
ADVOCATES FUND COUNCIL
LOYOLA LAW ALUMNI BANQUET
CLASS INFORMATION
THE LOYOLA LAWYER
Alumni Bulletin of Loyola University
School of Law, Los Angeles. Published
periodically by the Office of Development.
Thomas E. Carcin, '52
President, Board of Governors
Loyola Law School Alumni Association
john Willis, }r. - Director of Development
Loyoltt UntVer!IIIY School of Law IS firmly comnutt('(l to a poli<y
agdi0'-1 d•scr•rnenJIIon on the bct!ll' of race, trl""Prl. color , rcligeon,
nJtion,ll ougm. or Cit'~.
It )fJ'l"C.IIIC.llly adh~r("- to Tille IX of the Edu< a11on .~ mcndnumb of
1972 Jnc.J tlw unplemtonltnJt reguldliOOS 10 its prohibition of
di,C"nmlnJt•on on the bJ!It'lo of o;cx '" .ldrnission to or employmen tm
tht- t:>cluC"illlonal prOHrams Jnd <H.. Iivit•es wluch it opt>rates. lnquines
roncernmg T1tlr IX m3y b(' d irected to:
MllhM•I il. Harwm. Ass1stant Dl'JO Loyal., Univer'lolly School o f law
1440 W. Nmlh ~lret.>t , l o' Angele.,, CA 900 11)
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TRIAL ADVOCACY
AT LOYOLA LAW SCHOOL
Many alumn i (ae) are onl y casua lly awa re of the substa ntia l changes w hich have been made in the
curriculum at the Law School in recent years. In the last issue of the Loyola Lawyer the Cl inical
Program was featured. In this issue we focus on the Tria l Advocacy Program. From time to lime we
will present additional articles on the tra ini ng of Loyola Lawyers.
Frederick }. Lower, Jr., ' 64
Dea n
Trial advocacy plays a sign ificant role in the
curriculum of the Loyola Law School. In furtherance of its commitment to the concept of
teaching Trial Advocacy, several years ago two
new courses were instituted: " Civil Trial Advocacy" and " Criminal Trial Advocacy." Both are
three credit courses and are limited in enrollment
to 25, thereby insuring a high degree of personal
attention. Both courses have been extremely
well received by students and faculty. By offering
four sect ions of eac h course, some 200 students
are able to benefit from this advocacy trai ning
each year.
It should be noted at the outset that many law
schoo ls wh ich have an advocacy program do not
sp lit C ivil and Crim in al but teach one
generalized "Trial Advocacy" course. Loyola
makes separate courses available on the th eory
that by the time students take these courses, usually in their fina l year of law school, they have
formed a specific interest in either " civi l" or
" criminal " practice.
Civi l Tri al Advocacy is designed to analyze all
aspects of the Civ il Trial, including preparation
for trial, settlement negotiations, the voir dire,
jury selection tactics, opening statement, order
of proof, direct and cross exam ination and closing argument. Students participate in simulated
trial sessions, wh ich are videotaped for later
critique. Evidence is a prerequ isite for the course.
Students are assigned individual cases to
"try. " O ne professor utilizes a critique form, two
copies of wh ich are handed out to each student.
The forms are filled out in duplicate by the entire
class for each student w ho handles a case. O ne
copy is given to the professor (the cri tiques aa
th emse lves graded, in add ition to court perf.
)
mance), and the other copy from each observi ng
student is given to the student lawyer for that
session. The students not on tria l must also submit a written strategy for each trial after reading
all transcripts, etc.; consequently the critiques
are usually qu ite extensive.
Students Parti cipate in Trial Advocacy
I Advocacy Courtroom with Videotape Equipment Which Provides Students the Opportunity to Instantly
Their Courtroom Manner.
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Another professor has the students prepare factual situations usable as potential assignments. In
fact, a third professor gives a final exam which
utilizes "mi ni tran scripts." Professors also use
outside guest lecturers in specialized areas such
as commercial litigation and malpractice. For
example, in a session on va luation of property,
Roger Sullivan, Esq., '52, was a guest along with
Robert Beeney, an apprai ser, and Judge Alexander Early, Ill, so that students were able to
examine and cross examine with a real judge
ru li ng.
In addition to "trial practice" ski lis the course
also raises questions of ethical conduct by counsel. The above, along with advice, direction and
conferences with the professors in conjunction
with video tape playback are responsible for a
very high degree of improvemen t for a student
during the course of the semester.
The Criminal Trial Advocacy course offers
students an opportunity to participate in a
"mock" criminal trial, including pre-trial mol)ns, voir dire, opening statements, direct and
uoss examination of witness (including experts),
closing arguments, jury instructions and sentencing, with emphasis upon strategic and tactical
considerations. As with "Civil Trial Advocacy,"
trial sessions are video taped for critiques. A
factor which makes this course particularly beneficia l to the stud ent, and a feature which is indeed unique to Loyola, is that this course is a
prerequisite for the Di stri ct Attorney Clinical
Practicum. In the clinical program students are
assigned to various branches of the Los Angeles
District Attorney's office. Under the supervision
of a trial deputy, students prepare and present
misdemeanor jury and non-jury cases as well as
conduct preliminary hearings in felony cases.
In recognition of the importance of trial advocacy to the overall training of a lawyer, Loyola
Law School constructed a Trial Advocacy Courtroom. The Trial Courtroom, which is in addition
to and a separate facility from the Moot Courtroom, has been provided wi th a remote controlled video-audio recordin g and playback
system. Each course therefore can successfully
use "simu lation" as a basic teaching tool.
The above efforts in terms of curriculum, faculty and facilities are one very good reason for
the high degree of competence exhibited by the
Loyol a Lawyers now being graduated.
St. Thomas More Society
The St. Thomas More Law Society is organized to
con sider and discuss ethical, moral, social , and
political problems of interest to the legal profession, and to provide service to the law school.
The Soc iety sponsors forums in which current
topics are explared , and conducts a guidance
program for first year students. At the annual
Medallion breakfast th e Society awards the St.
Thoma s More Law Soc iety Medal! ion to a
member of th e profession who has made an
outstanding contribution to society, the legal
profession or the law school. Membership in the
Society is by invitation to qualified advanced
students.
Past rec ipients of the St. Thomas More Law Society Medallion are:
YEAR
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
RECI PIENT
The Honorable Thomas P. White
The Honorable Louis H. Burke, '2 6
The Honorable Marshall F. McComb
The Honorable J. Howard Ziemann
The Honorable Otto Kaus, ' 49
Herman Se lvin
The Honorable W illiam M. Byrne, '29
Harold A. Black
Maynard J. Toll
Thomas G. Lynch
The Honorable John J. Ford
Rev. Joseph J. Donovan, S.J.
The Honorable Stanley N. Barnes
The Honorable Donald R. W right
J. Rex Dibble
St. Thomas More
Law Honor Society
Breakfast
Hon. Shirley M. Hufstedl er, of the N inth Circuit
Court of Appeals, wa s honored at the ann ual St.
Thomas M ore Society Breakfast on Sunday,
February 22, 1976 at the Los Angeles Athletic
Club. Diane Holman, President of the Law
Honor Society, is pictured presenting the St.
Thomas More M edallion to Judge Hufstedler for
her d istin guished service in the legal and judicial profession.
oyola University School of
Law of Los Angeles Program of
Continuing Legal Education
The Facu lty and Adm inistrati on of the Law
Schoo l are keen ly aware of both the rap idl y
changing needs of the lega l profession and the
demands being made on legal ed ucation. In
1974 a comm ittee of facul ty, alumni , practicing attorneys and students studied the need for
a program of continuing legal education, the
ro le Loyola Law School could play in sati sfying
that need and the demands such a program
would make on the resources of the school.
The committee was c haired by Professor
Gerald F. Ue lmen. Based on the comm ittee's
findings and recommendations a decision was
made to undertake a pilot program of continuing legal education commencing in the Fall
1975. The financial support needed to begin
the program was made available through the
generosity of the donors to the annual Advocates fund drive.
\n the Fall, 1975 two courses were offered:
- 1 e Prosecution and Defense of Drug Cases"
and " Cali fornia Land Use Control. " Seventyfive attorneys fro m Los Angeles and Orange
County attended the courses w hich were conducted at the World Trade Center. For the
Spring semester, 1976, over 200 attorneys have
enrolled in :
• International Business Transactions
• The New Californ ia Genera l Corpora tion
Law; A Transac ti onal Analysis
• Psychiatry for the Cri minal Lawyer
• How to Open, Maintain and Operate a
Sma ll Law Office.
Facu lty teaching these courses include: Professors Gerald F. Uelmen and G ideon Kanner,
of the Loyola Law facul ty; Professor Donald
Hagman of the UCLA Law fac ulty, Vi ncent A.
Narcisi, of Gibson, Dunn and Crutcher; Ronald
L. Fein, Chief Deputy Commissioner of Corporation s; Bruce L. Gitel son of G ibson, Dunn and
Crutcher and Adjunct Professor at Loyola Law
School ; Selwyn Rose, M.D., Adjunct Professor,
Loyola Law Sch.ool and Director of the Van
Nuys Psych iatric H ospi tal; and Gerald M.
Singer, '68, Adjunct Professor, Loyola Law
School.
Assistant Dean M ic hael Harw in is the coordinator of the Continuing Legal Ed ucation program.
Loyola Law Student Partners' Association Sponsors Casino Night
Casino Night sponsored by the Loyola Law Student Partners' Association was held on the LMU campus in
estchester on Saturday, january 17, 1976. Attending were: (left to right) Sarah Henderson, 1974-75
resident; Wayne Veatch of Veatch, Snow, Carlson, Dorsey and Quimby; Kathy jo nes, 1975-76 rresident,
Loyola Law Student Partners' Association; Fred Lower, '64, Dean, Loyola Law School; Suzanne Sutton and
Virgin ia Lower.
The Loyola Law Student Partners' Association contributes two scholarships awarded to one married day
student and o ne married evening student.
David Tripp Wins National
Lawyers' Art Competition
David E. Tripp, Class of 1973, won first prize in
the 1975 West Publishing Company's national
lawyers' art competition with his multimedia
work, " The Law: Key to Freedom." Mr. Tripp
won $5,000 of the total $15,000 that was
awarded in prizes. His winning work appeared
on the cover of the july 1975 issue of the
American Bar Association journal.
Mr. Tripp stated that "the emphasis on the
Su preme Court and its justices flows from my
feeling that the interpretation of law is more
important than the legislative process behind
it." His work depicts Judge Roy Bean because
he brought law and order to a then lawless
land, civil ri ghts marchers carrying the flag to
represent the significant changes that they instigated, and Sacco and Vanzetti and the
Scottsboro boys because of their notoriety and
to demonstrate society's vow not to allow that
kind of loss of rights aga in.
The West Publish ing Company, located in St.
Paul, Minnesota, sponsored the competition in
observance of the American Bicentennial, as
well as the West Publishing Company's Centennial.
Rai sed in Da llas, Texas, David Tripp was . )
couraged in hi s drawing by his parents. ~
graduated from North Texas State University
and attended the Art Center College in Los
Angeles. He then trave lled through Eu rope by
earning his way as a portrait artist. After returning to Oxnard to work, he commu ted to Loyola
Law School at night and received his j.D. in
1973 . He then worked in private practice before joining the Los Ange les County District
Attorney's Office. H e lives in Los Angeles with
hi s wife, Barbara, and three smal l sons.
THOMAS GIRARDI, Class of 1964, has created an
annual $2,500.00 scholarship, to be awarded to a
student of Loyola University School of Law.
Thomas Girardi practices with the firm of WEST AND
GIRARDI OF LOS ANGELES.
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acuity and Administration Briefs
FATHER RAYMON D DECKER, Assistant Dean
for Admissions, was invited by Ahmad Khalifa,
a prominent Egyptian juri st, to attend a symposium in Aswan, Egypt, during January 1976.
Dr. Khalifa, w ho is Chairm an of the Board of
the National Center for Social Research, in
Egypt met Father Decker w hi le he wa s visiting
Loyola Law School th is past Fall.
Father Raymond Decker
Twenty legal scho lars throughout the w orld
were invited to the symposium to add ress Egypr~n legal scho lars and to make legal reco.mmendations to th e Egyptian government wh 1ch
is in the process of changing its legal code.
Father Decker was the only invitee from the
United States.
He spoke on the c hanging role of American
Penal Laws and his address show ed the relati onship between religion and penal law in the
United States. He said, "What has taken place
in Anglo-Ameri can penal law over the past 170
years has been somethin g more than analytical
descripti ons - it is something deeply embedded in th e socio-religious hi story of both Great
Brita in and the United States that w e can call
the entelechy of secularization . Thi s process is
in effect changing th e very role of the penal
law in An glo-American society. W hereas once
the penal law was looked upon as the enforcer
of the prevailing religious ethic, it is now becoming the necessa ry protector of social adhesiveness by serving as the arbiter between conflict ing philosophies and value structu res.
Through this reciprocity, involving at its root
the process of secularization, the penal law has
~een assuming less and less the role of the
\ '. nforcer, and more the role of the arbiter."
Father Decker said after his visit that Egypt is
con cerned with their penal code and w ants to
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researc h the examples of other cou ntries. Their
major concern is how the penal law could
prevent crime.
Father Decker is completing hi s second year as
Assistant Dean for Admi ssion s at Loyola Law
School and hold s a Ph .D. in Religion and Law.
He is a diocesan pri est who came to Los Ange les
from San Francisco.
RO BERT BE NSON is the author of a regu lar
column in the journal of the American Bar
Associati on entitled "Wine Briefs." The column began in january 1976 and is devoted to
providing knowledge concern ing the legal context of w ine prod ucts and regulations of w ine
prod uction.
STEVEN H IRSCHTICK conducted a lecture for
the American College of Rad iology in Las
Vegas in january and w ill conduct a similar
lecture in New Orleans in O ctober. H is topic
w i II concern the profession al corporations and
pension p lans. Mr. Hi rschtick is Vice Chairman
of the Lega l Aid Comm ittee and is a member of
th e Committee on Corporate Stockholder Relation ships of the Section of Taxation for the
American Bar Associati on.
GID EON KAN NER has received a grant from
the Institute for Humane Studi es to work on an
article on constitution al limitations on land use
regulation. Professor Kanner also participated
in the fi rst Urban Land Institute Conference
sponsored by the Un iversi ty of San Diego
School of Law in February.
M ARTHA ROBI NSO N participated in a panel
d iscuss ion on " Ethics and Discipl ine - 1976"
at a lunc heon meeting of the USC Alu mni
Associatio n on M arch 23, 1976 he ld at the
Music Center.
SU SAN SPIVAK is teaching the Day Section of
Federal Income Tax I d uring the Spring semester. M s. Spivak graduated from Pembroke College and received her ].D. from Un iversity of
Pennsylvania Law School. She was then associated with th e firm of Paul, Weiss, Rifkind,
Wharton and Garrison in New York. She has
taught tax courses at Arizona State, Boston
University and Stanford Law School.
GERALD F. UELME N w as appoi nted by District
Attorney John K. Van de Kamp to a seven
member committee to evaluate the District Attorney's Bureau of Investi gation.
Loyola Law Graduates Who Passed
the Fall1975 Bar Examination:
Leslie Burton Abell
Robert Alan Adelman
Paul Anthony Ahles
James C. Aile
Gloria Rachel Bloom Allred
Larry B. Anderson
Stephen Michael Baron
)ames A. Beoletto
Elayne Carol Berg-Wilion
Gail L. Biberstein
Katherine Jean Bigelow
Monika M. Blodgett
Judith Ilene Bloom
Joanne Bockian
Bruce M. Boogaard
Gordon E. Bossem1an
Cheryl ). Bratman
)ames Stephen Bright
Edward C. Broffman
Charl es D avid Brown
Richard Berin Brown
Helene P. 13urlakoff
Joseph William Byrne
David P. Carleton
Lubomyr M . Carpiac
Kenneth Lawrence Carr
Kathleen L. Casey
Valerie M. Sauban Chapla
Leslie Eaa Chayo
Jack L. Chegwidden
Sheldon B. Chernove
Nancy King Von Chiu
Carol A. Clancy
Jack Hylton Clark
Dominic G. Colletta
Steven Lee Colley
Michael Joseph Collins
Bruce L. Conroy
Beverly Ann Cook
Brand Lawless Cooper
Gordon Bixbe Crary Ill
Wi lliam Thomas DeiHagen
Richard Delli-Veneri
Richard Lawren ce Dewberry
W. H . Doheny, Jr.
Wayne Douglas Doss
F. Jackson Eason, Jr.
Gary Herbert Edelslone
)ames Samuel Egar
Douglas ). Farrell
James E. Fayollat
Lee Sanger Feldman
Kirk I ledges Finley
William P. Fonnel, Jr.
Edna E. Francis
David Edward Frank
Richard Henry Frick, Jr.
Edward Friedman
Judith E. Friess
John Lowry Frogge, )r.
Paul Joseph Gei ger
George Genesla
William Jay Glazer
Pamela Goe
Dale Bruce Goldfarb
Stanley Avram Goldman
Alexander Hansen Good
Kathleen Bridget Goodwin
Albert). Gopin
Gary Stephen Gray
Gary Seymour Greene
Robert Allan Greenfield
Jonathan Harle Greenspan
Arturo Fernando Gutierrez
Jonathan Isaiah Hackman
Theodore Clemmons Hanf
John David Hannesson
Bruce Adams Harling
Mark Alan Harl
William E. Hassel
Timothy Patrick Hayes
Craig Nevin Hent;chel
Steven W . Herbert
Bernardo Aviles Hernandez
Timothy Adam s Hogan
Wa ller John llog,tn
Donna Colleen Holder
Frederick W. H ong
Joh n Richard Howell
Carol yn Marie Huestis
Russell Hurley
John Michael lnferrera
Holly Hutchins Jacobs
Charles L. Johnson
Timothy Peter Johnson
Ardie F. Johnston
Patrick Louis Johnston
Barbara Alice )ones
Andrew J. Kau fman
David Bruce Kelsey
N ancy Catharine Kincaid
Edwin )ames Klein, Jr.
Elizabeth Ann Koen
Ronald Lee Koslow
Jeffrey Stephen Kravitz
Sandy R. Kriegler
Elliot Kushner
Anthony James La Bouff
Joyce R. Lanza
Sleven Lemoine
Rona ld ). Lewis
Stephen L. Li ndscy
Robert M. Loch
John Aloysius Loftu s
Melanie Elizabeth Lomax
Paul G. Lorenzini
Jay R. Louie
Allan Nathan Lowy
Johanna Lundy
Mark MacCarley
M ichael StewMI Magnuson
John joseph Malec
Annelle Ann Mann
Richard L. Mann
Philip Anthony Marquez
Sharon Lynn Ma;on
Tomas Vytautas Mazeika
Michael Thomas McColloch
Michael Sullivan McDaniel
Michael Dean McDonald
Harold John McElhinny
David Robcn McEwen
Gary B. McGaha
Vincent f. McGraw
Steven Alan McH olm
Janice Marie Mcintyre
William Lawrence McKinney
Thomas Bennell M cNutt
Kathryn Jane Mertes
Kenneth A. Miles
Rodney Casimer Miles
Pamela Ann Miller
Michael Dean Moorhead
Patrick Denis Moran
James Morris
Alfred Freeman Moses
H eidi Mueller
Dennis M . Murphy
Robert Michael Myers
Rhoda Frances Nadel
Dale Yoshito Nakashima
Sl even Nakasone
Thomas Jerome Nolan
Stephanie G. Nordlinger
Joyce D. Nordqui>l
Jane Carol Norman
Au ra). Nonon
Phi lip A. Olsen
Julia Anne Osborn
Thomas Anthony Pashalides
Ilona Zofia Pell yn
David Robert Penso
Edward Ma lcolm Phelps
Ruth Alice Orcull Phelps
Stephen Piccola
Donald Robert Powell
Terrell D. Powell
Michael Robert Putnam
Sylvia Lee Rainey
Bruce William Rapport
John Morton Redmond
John Eugene Rillmayer
)ames Raymond Robie
Alain Babriel Rogier
DeVallis Rutledge
Robert C. Safford
Fern Topas Salka
Glenn Robert Salter
Eliot R. Samulon
Menachcm Schilil
Elroy Schneider
Edward Donald Schoch
). David Schwartz
Diane Eyre Scull
Mary A. Sears
Shelly Jay Shafron
Maria Grabowski Shapiro
L. 1-lunter Sheldon
Jeffrey G. She ldon
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John W. Sheller
Sl even H . Shiffrin
Jeffrey Shuwarger
Ben Shwachman
Donald Eugene Slaughter
Leon Small
Gregory B. Smith
Jeffrey Rozelle Stark
Fred W. Steele
Jeffrey R. Stein
Ronald Wallace Slenlakc
Roy G. Stout
Raymond Louis Stuehrmann
Carl Bradford Swain
Lucyann O'Donnell Swanburg
Judith Ann Sweet
Robert F. Tard iff
Ronald Jeffrey Tasoff
Meredith Clair Taylor
Robert C. Taylor
Richard W. Tenl ler
John Benton Tharp
James Waller Thon i~
Michael) . Tramonl in
David Richard Traum
Larry Tucker
Robert Turkel
Leah C. Van Arsdale
John David Vandevelde
Jerome H . Vanover
)ames M itchell Veltman
Lanny Paul Waggoner
Michael Joseph Wagner
Arthur D. Warren
Mark A . Weinstei n
Irvin Donald Weissman
Donna B. Weisz
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David Charles Werner
Allan Harry Wernick
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William H. Wimsall
Charles Windon
Susan Louise Wolk
Kevin George Wood
Donald Richard Worley
Jacqueli ne Yip
Bon nie Sue Zeldin
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he Advocates Fund Council 1976
The Advocates Fund Counci l reminds you,
if you have not made an Advocate gift this
year- now is the time.
Th e Advocates Fund Cou ncil of Loyola
Law School needs you r support.
~lumni
')?rc?itlent5 Leiter
Dear Fel low Alumni,
The fo llowing alumni volunteered to serve as C lass
Agents for the 1976 Advocates Fund D rive. The
Advocates Fund Counci l is most appreciative of
their help:
CLASS YEAR
1920's
1930's
1940's
1950-'55
1953
1956-'59
1960
1961
1962
'Ll 63
ltf>4
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
AGENT
Martin J. Burke, '26
Robert K. Light, '38
Carl Gould, '42
Roger M. Su l livan, '52
Melville H. Nahin, '53
Vincent W. Thorpe, '59
Benjam in Felton, '60
Joh n ]. Coll i ns, '6 1
Richard B. Co ll ins, '62
M ic hae l G leason, ' 6 3
Wi ll iam F. Ry laarsdam, '64
Randa l l Wenker, '64
Thomas Gallagher, '65
Sidney Gittler, '65
Patrick S. Lynch, '66
Luc P. Benoit, '67
Gerald M. Singer, '68
Rodney E. Moss, '69
Wayne Armstrong, '70
Sheila Sonensh ine, '70
Kevin R. Giffin, '71
Walter P. Jitner, '71
Wi lliam Sulentor, '72
Lewis R. Titus, '73
Brian Pierik, '74
Patricia Ri ley, '74
Grover McKean, '75
This is the first year that we are including all
alumni as members of the Loyol a Law Alumni
Association. Our Board of Governors voted in
August to discontinue the $5.00 annual dues and
encourage all alumni to become Advocates by
making an annual gift to the Law School.
We are the recipients of a fine legal education and
Loyola Law School launched us into our chosen
profession. I strongly feel it appropriate for each of
us to become Advocates and secure the continued
growth and excellence of Loyola Law School.
It is interesting to note that the si ngle largest
number of Advocates in 1975 for a given class was a
recent class- the Class of 1973. Some of these took
advantage of the Twelve Month Plan of paying $10
per month.
To those of you who are present Advocates may I
express appreciation for your continued support of
Loyola University School of Law.
Sincerely,
Thomas E. Garcin, '52
President
Loyola Law Alumni Association
The 1975 ). Rex D ibble Fellows were honored at a luncheon at the University Club on November 5, 1975. Some
of the Fel lows who attended are Professor Nath an Roberts, Edward Mack, '58, and Martin ). Burke, '26.
Alumni Banquet
Saturday even ing, April 3, 1976, the Loyola Law School Alumni Association held its annua l banquet
at the Biltmore Hotel in downtown Los Angeles. Former Governor Edmund " Pat" Brown was the
honoree and speaker.
Vi siting w ith former Governor Edmund
"Pat" Brown at the Alumn i Banquet are
(left to right): Fred Lower, '64, Dean, and
Tom Garcin, '52, President of the Alumni
Board of Governors.
Visiting at the Alumni Banquet are (left to
right): jerry Singer, Mike Ri chman, Bob
Eadington and AI Loskamp. All are members of the Class of 1968.
Attend ing the cockta il hour prior to the
Alumni Banquet are (left to righ t): Linda
and Steve Swanson, '69, Ken, '73, and
Sandy Waggoner. Both alumni are associated with the firm of Law ler, Felix and
Hall .
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oyola Law Alumni
Active in Area Bar Associations
Loyola Law alumn i have recently been elected
to offices in Bar Associations in the greater Los
Angeles area. Some of these are:
TOM BRESLIN, '59, has been elected
secretary-treasurer of the Glendale Bar Assoc iation.
KENTON KROGSTAD, '5 1, is a new trustee of
the Southeast District Bar Association. JUDGE
CHARLES FRI SCO, '50, was master of ceremonies for the installation.
AL LOSKAMP, '68, is outgoing president of the
Burbank Bar Association.
The Board of Directors of the Orange County
Trial Lawyers Association include: NICHOLAS
BYHOWER, '52, ROBERT CHARBONNEAU,
'65, MARK P. ROBINSON, JR., '72, JOHN
VAN DYKE, '67.
WILLIAM BLAIR DALBEY, '53, was installed as
a member of the Board of Governors of the
Holl ywood Bar Association.
JUDGE DESMOND BOURKE, '50, was the instal ling officer for the Cu lver City Bar Association.
J. JASON GALE, '50, is treasurer of the South
Bay Bar Association.
JUSTICE OTTO KAUS, '49, was installing officer and guest speaker of the Century City Bar
Association. WARREN I. WOLFE, '62, was instal led as president.
IRMA JEAN BROWN, '73, is vice president of
the Black Women Lawyers Association.
HAIG GOSHGARIAN, '72, has been installed
as president and RICHARD KALUSTIAN, '63,
~ vice president of the Armenian Lawyers
1
tJsociation.
DON A. RAIG, '69, is outgoing president of the
Harbor Bar Association.
ROBERT R. WAESTMAN, '59, is secretarytreasurer of the Long Beach Bar Association.
IN MEMORIAM
HARRIET S. ELDER, '32
MARK J. COSTELLO, '33
JOHN F. McLAUGH LI N, '40
GEORGE ELMENDORF, '43
RICHARD MARTIN, '50
HAROLD BENNETT, '64
WINNER of the Scott Moot Court Competition at
Loyola Law School is George Schell, above, a thirdyear evening student. Dennis Matthews and Patricia
Stearns, both second-year students, came in second
and third respectively. Ms. Stearns was first in the
~ritten competition. Serving as judges for the com pet in were U.S. District judge Harry Pregerson, Central
District; Presiding justice Otto Kaus, Second District
Court of Appeal, Division 5; and judge John Cole, Los
Angeles Superior Court.
Class Information
San Luis Obispo Alumni Meet
On Friday, November 14, 1975, the alumni in
the San Lui s Obi spo area met in the home of
joanne Fenton, '70, fo r cocktai ls and then
moved to the Madonna Inn for dinner. Attending the get-together w ere john P. Daly, '71, R.
Michael Devi tt, Jr., '65, Joanne Fenton, '70,
joseph Gallas, '68, Wi lliam Herreras, '66,
M ichael LeSage, '64, Loren Sutton, ' 69, Den nis Tw itchell, ' 71 , and james McKiernan, '72.
Professor Ll oyd Tevis, '50, and john Wi II is
also attended to represent Loyola Law School.
THE THIRTIES
HERBERT GROSSMAN, ' 38, has been appointed to
the position of genera l counsel of Ticor Title Insurers, accord ing to john E. Flood, President of Title
Insurance and Trust and Pioneer National Title Insura nce. Grossman w ill be responsible for administrating Title Insurers here in Los Angeles.
JAMES E. BUNKER, '49, is a partner of the firm of
TH OMPSON ,
BUNKER,
SU LLI VAN ,
and
M cGRATH, 1200 Th ird Avenue, Suite 1405, San
Diego 92101; (714) 234-678 1.
THE FIFTIES
THOMAS FOYE, '51 , has been elected presiding
judge of the South Bay Municipa l Court for 1976.
EUGENE McCLOSKY, '51, has been appointed by
Gov. Brown to the Los Angeles County Superior
Court.
WALTER R. BARANGER, '52, and GLEN WOODMANSEE, ' 53 , announce their association and the
remova l of their offices to 5321 University Drive,
Suite C, Irvine 92664; (714) 552-3324.
MAXWELL S. KEITH , ' 52, has moved his offices to
Security Pacifi c Plaza, 333 S. Hope St., Suite 2820,
Los Angeles 90071; (213) 626-1358.
GEORGE CORN, '5 3, is in practice at 4455 Lamont
Street, Suite C, San Diego 92 109; (714) 270-13 73.
MATIHEW HATFIELD, '54, announces the removal
of his law offices to 1039 West Avenue J. Lancast
93534; (805) 942-1401.
FLORENCE M ILLS STINSON, '56, announces that
she has closed her office at 1001 Glendale Bl vd.,
Los Angeles and th at all correspondence should
be d irected to 3422 Waverly Drive, Los
9002 7.
THE SIXTIES
Attending the Orange County Law A lumni Dinner
on M arch 9, 19 76, at the Big Canyon Country Club
in Newport Beach were Mitzie and Cecil Collins,
'33.
THE FORTIES
ARTHUR B. W ILLIS, '42, of Wi llis, Butler, Scheifly,
Leydorf and Grant, recently lecturered during the
annual USC Tax Instit ute. W illi s spoke on "The
Mad, Mad World of Tax Accounting."
HENRY G. BODKIN, JR. , ' 48, announ ces the change
of the firm name from Bodkin, Breslin and Luddy to
BODKIN, McCARTHY, SARGENT ' AND SM ITH .
Also practicing w ith him are TIMOTHY SARGENT,
' 65, and ROBERT C. HAASE, ' 56. The firm was
founded on November 1, 1939 and has offices
located at 4201 Wi lshire Boulevard, Suite 400, Los
Ange les 90010; (213) 936-4101.
JOHN J. M cCUE, ' 48, formerly assistant general
counsel of Sears, Roebuck & Co., has become Of
Counsel w ith the firm of MI LLER AND MAUTINO,
305 Bank of America Building, 13006 East Philadelphia St., Wh ittier 90601 ; (21 3) 698-9575.
JACK B. TSO, ' 60, has been appointed to the Los
Angel es Municipal Court by Gov. Brown. Tso was
formerly a deputy District Attorney for Los Angeles
County.
JEROME BENOIT, ' 6 1, has moved his offices to
4075 Main Street, Sui te 712 , Crocker Building,
Riverside 9250 1; (714) 682 -412 1.
JAMES A. SCHMIESING, ' 62, has formed a partnership with Robert H. Gallivan at 11 51 Dove St., Suite
140, Newport Beach 92660; (714) 833-9 780
THOMAS J. TOOHEY, ' 62, announces his association with RICHMAN AND GARRETI, 1336 Wil shire
Bl vd. , Los Angeles 9001 7; (2 13) 483-7400.
RICHARD DAWSON, '63, has been appointed as
Assistant City Attorney for Los Angeles by Ci ty Attorney Burt Pines.
JOHN W ITIORF, ' 64, has also been appointed as
Assistant City Attorney for Los Angeles by City Attorney Burt Pines.
ALFONSO BAZAN, ' 65, has been appointed to the
Citrus Municipal Court in Los Angeles County by
Governor Edmund G. Brown, Jr.
ROBERT CHARBONNEAU , ' 65 , recentl y wa s
aw arded Attorney of the Yea r for his efforts or
behalf of trial lawyers of California.
WI LLIAM B. OFFNER, '65, announces the relocation
of hi s offices to 234 South Fi gueroa Street, Suite
1941, Los Angeles 90012; (213) 485-0443.
(6f:lass Information
MAURICE BENSON, '66, announces the opening of
offices at Wells Fargo Building, 100 Oceangate,
Suite 1200, Long Beach 90802; (213) 432-0457.
RICHARD MEDNICK, '66, formerly senior associate
counsel for Title Insurance and Trust Company, was
sworn in as a federal bankruptcy referee.
RONALD GREENFIELD, '67, is associated with the
fi rm of HECHT AND DIAMOND, 15415 Sunset
Boulevard, Pacific Palisades 90272; (213) 454-1351.
DANIEL A. KELLY, '68, is Assistant District Attorney
for Orange County.
PAUL I. METZLER, '68, is Los Angeles County Counsel, 648 Hall of Administration, Los Angeles 90012;
(2 13) 974-1943.
PATT G. MOORE, '68, announces the formation of a
partnership under the name of COHAN AND
MOORE, 7855 Ivan hoe Avenue, Suite 310, La Jolla
92037; (714) 459-4432.
STEVEN A. SCHWABER, '68, is Deputy City Attorney for Los Angeles, 111 North Hope Street, #1520,
Los Angeles 90012; (213) 481-6375.
JOHN R. WEBSTER, '68, is associated wi th
HATHAWAY, CALBAUGH, PERRET AND WEBSTER, 5450 Telegraph Road, Suite 200, Ventura
93003; (805) 644-7111.
. ARRY G. GOLDEN, '68, has relocated his office to
. he Century Plaza, 2029 Century Park East, Suite
bOO, Los Angeles 90067; (213) 553-9905.
STEVEN B. NELVIN, '68, announces the relocation
of his law offices to 9538 Brighton Way, Suite 302,
Beverly Hills 90212; (213) 273-2437.
KENNETH LEE CHOTINER, '69, has been elected a
trustee of the Santa Monica Bay District Bar Association. In addi tion to maintaining offices at 100 Wilshire Boulevard, Santa Monica 90401, he is Special
Counsel to the City of Hawthorne.
JOSEPH FEINBERG, '69, announces the formation of
a partnership under the name of FEINBERG, HOPWOOD AND JOHNSON, 2043 Westcliff Drive,
Suite 315, Newport Beach 92663; (714) 646-5054.
RICHARD TROOP, '69, has formed a partnership
under the firm name of HILL, WYNNE, TROOP
AND MEISINGER, 520 Century Park Plaza, 1801
Century Park East, Los Angeles 90067; (213) 5536901.
THE SEVENTIES
1970
MARTAN BARAB, '70, has associated w ith the offices of Peter Knecht, 9730 Sunset Boulevard,
Penthouse Suite, Los Angeles 90069; (2 13) 6522532.
JOSHUA KAPLAN, '70 announces the formation of a
partnership under the firm name of HERTZBERG,
KAPLAN AND KOSLOW, 3550 Wilshire Boulevard,
Sui te 1418, Los Angeles 90010; (213) 381 -1121.
CYNTHIA MADURO RYAN, '70, formerly Director
of Consumer Affairs has been appointed to Assistant
Vice President for Consumer Affairs at Pacif ic
Mutual Life Insurance Company. She w ill be keeping abreast of issues relating to consumer affairs,
environmental legislation, fair employment practices, tax legislation and acting as the legislative
liai son within the company.
JAMES A. STUBENBERG, '70, is associated w ith
STUBENBERG, SH IGEMURA, RONEY AND
GNIFFKE, Ten Marin Street, Honolulu 96817; (808)
524-0933.
WALTER C. WH ITAKER, '70, announces the merger
of his practice with JEPPSON & BERMAN to form
JEPPSON, BERMAN AND WHITAKER, 4676 Admiralty Way, Suite 1001 , Marina del Rey 90291; (213)
823-5468.
GARY V. W ILD, '70, is associated wi th the offices of
William M. Shernoff, 666 South Indian Hill, Suite
102, Claremont 91711; (714) 621-4935.
ttending the Orange County Law Alumni Dinner at the Big Canyon Country Club, March 9, 1976, were (left to
ight): Judy Bavetta, '70, Wayne Armstrong, '70, and Sheila Sonenshine, '70.
Sheila Sonenshine and Wayne Armstrong served as the regional coordinators for the get-together. Over 75
alumni, students and friends attended the dinner.
Class Information
1971
SAM ABDULAZIZ, '7 1, of ABDULAZIZ & CARROLL,
have moved their offices to Valley Plaza Tower, 3rd
Floor, 12160 Victory Blvd., North Hollywood 91606;
(2 13) 760-2000.
RONALD A. BERGES, '71, is associated with WILLIAMS AND BERGES, 10850 Riverside Drive, Suite
511, North Hollywood 91602; (213) 877-1162.
HERBERT F. BLANCK, '71, and Henry C. Rohr announce the formation of a partnership under the name
of ROHR AND BLANCK, 650 South Spring Street, Los
Angeles, and 15910 Ventura Blvd., Encino.
CEDRIC CHANNELS, '71, is associated with PARKER
AND DALLY, 2130 East Fourth Street, Suite 290, Santa
Ana 92705; (714) 835-6431.
WILLIAM HICKMAN, '71, is associated wi th NAACP
Legal Defense Fund, 12 Geary Street, San Francisco
941 08; (415) 788-8736.
VINCENT J. McGRAW, '71, is now associated with
RICHARDSON AND GASKILL, Ninth Floor Helm
Building, 1111 Fulton Mall, Fresno 9372 1; (209)
268-8621.
RICHARD NUSSBAUM, '71, has associated with the
offices of Robert Stoll, Jr., 1545 Wilshire Boulevard,
Suite 206, Los Angeles 900 17; (213) 483-7117.
STEPHEN RA INES, ' 71 , is Genera l Counsel for
United Rent-All, 10131 National Boulevard,
Los Angeles, 90034; (213) 836-4900.
ANTHONY T. ROSS, ' 71 , is associated with HANNA,
BROPHY, MacLEAN, McALEER AND JENSEN, 2300
Civic Center Square, Fresno 93721; (209) 266-9823.
BARRY B. NOVACK, '73, is associated with the law
offices of Ned Good, 727 West Seventh Street, Los
Angeles 90017; (213) 683-0880.
MIKE O'BRIEN, '73, is associated with the law firm of
NORDMAN, CORMANDY, HAIR AND COMPTON,
625 North "A" Street, Oxnard 93032; (805) 4875561.
BARRY A. ROSS, '73, has formed a partnersh ip under
the name of CENTER AND ROSS, 37 11 Lomita
Boulevard, Su ite 150, Torrance 90505; (2 13) 3788216.
FRANK RUBIN, '73, has opened an office at 15760
Ventura Boulevard, Suite 900, Encino 91436; 9862206.
1974
GLORIA R. ALLRED and MICHAEL MAROKO, '74,
announce the formation of a partnership under the
firm name of ALLRED AND MAROKO, 6255 Sunset
Boulevard, 20th Floor, Hollywood; (213) 46 1-8477,
and 7240 Cold wa ter Canyon, North Hollywood;
(213) 875-0550.
RI CHARD BROWNYARD, '74, has his law offices at
798 Cass Street, Monterey 93940.
KEITH BURT, '74, is a Deputy District Attorney for San
Diego County, 220 West Broad way, San Die
92101; (714) 236-2430.
KATHLEEN L. CLEMENS, '74, and PATRICIA A.
CLEMENS, '74, are associated with the law offices of
Michael j. Clemens, 9100 Wilshire Boulevard, West
Tower, Suite 955, Beverly Hills 90212; (213) 2761169.
1972
H. DENNIS BEAVER, '72, is with the Kern County
District Attorney's Office in Bakersfield 93301; (805)
861 -2421.
EDMUND D. WADE, '72, JAMES L. CRANDALL, '70,
and WILLIAM R. LOWE, '72, have formed a partnership under the firm name of HILL, GENSON, EVEN,
CRANDALL AND WADE, 3255 Wilshire Boulevard,
16th Floor, Los Angeles 90024; (213) 480-4811.
JAMES T. RAYBURN, '72, is Vice President and Gener al Counsel of Century Bank, 6420 Wilshire
Boulevard, Los Angeles 90048; (213) 651-2768.
1973
STEVEN J. CARNEVALE, '73, is a County Counsel for
Los Angeles County, 450 North Grand Avenue, Room
A337, Los Angeles 90012; (213) 625-6367.
JAMES LEWI S, '73, is an instructor at a Pierce College
night school class entitled "Do-lt- Yourself Law."
MICHAEL R. MATTHIAS, '73, is with the law firm of
MESERVE, MUMPER & HUGHES, 333 South Hope
Street, 35th Floor, Los Angeles 90071; (213) 6200300.
KIM MEISENHEIMER, '73, is associated with SELTZER, CAPLAN, WILKINS AND McMAHON, 3003
Fourth Avenue, San Diego, 92103; (714) 291-3003.
Attending the luncheon for the members of the firm of
Harris and Aranda of Marina del Rey, CA, which wa
held at Loyola Law School in October 1975, are (left t
right): Terry Marcell us, Bill Ford, '73, Assistant Dean
Lola McAlpin-Grant, Richard Vachon, S.J., Dick Harris, Ben Aranda, '69, and john Harris, '65.
<~C lass Information
STEPHEN ROSS COHEN, '74, is now associated
with the firm of CARROLL AND ROSTAGNO, 1019
North Avalon Boulevard, Wilmington 90744; (213)
835-6691.
KATHLEEN CRAIN, '74, is wi th the Office of the
California Attorney General , 3580 W il shire
Boulevard , Room 635, Los Angeles 90010; (213)
620-2693.
TIMOTHY A. HOGAN, '74, is associated with the
Office of th e City Attorney for Los Angeles, Criminal
Division, 1700 City Hall East, Los Angeles 9001 0;
(213) 485-5474.
CARL G. JOSEPH, '74, is Police Attorney for the
Compton Pol ice Department, 100 West Almond
Street, Compton 90220; (2 13) 537-8585.
MELAN IE E. LOMAX, '74, is Deputy County Counsel
in the Office of Los Angeles County Counsel, 648
Hall of Administration, 500 West Temple, Los
Angeles 90012; (213) 974-1824.
CAPTAIN ROBERT V. MASENGA, '74, is w ith the
Legal Office, US. Army Garrison, Camp Humphreys,
APO San Francisco 96271.
LINDA NATHAN, '74, is associated w ith the firm of
LOW , STONE AND WOLFE, 8840 Ol ympic
Boulevard, Beverly Hills 902 12; (2 13) 273-1130.
ii~ALD NEWHOUSE, '74, has moved hi s offices to
9 9 MacArthur Boulevard, Su ite 202, Newport
Beach 92660; (714) 833-835 7.
RU SSELL E. NORDSTROM, '74, is associated w ith
the firm of SHERMAN AND NORDSTROM, 8383
Wilshire Boulevard, Sui te 510, Beverly Hills 90211;
(213) 655-5011.
MITCHELL PAGE, ' 74, has his law offices at 148
Pryce Street, Santa Cruz 95060; (408) 425-8544.
GARY M. PAUL, '74, is associated w ith the law
offices of Samuel Shore, 3550 Wilshi re Boulevard,
Suite 1440, Los Angeles 9001 0; (213) 385 -6471.
LYNNE READE, '74, has opened her office in the
Bank of America Building, 13006 East Philadelphia
Street, Room 301, Whittier 90608; (21 3) 696-2772.
WAYNE ROBERTSHAW, '7 4, has become associated with the offices of Antonio F. Gigliotti,
5925 Naples Plaza, Long Beach 90803; (213) 4335791.
ROBERT ). SHERMAN, '74, announces the formation of KATES, COHEN AND SHERMAN, Encino
Law Center, Penthouse 3, 15915 Vent ura Boulevard,
Encino 9 1436; (213) 990-81 11.
SCOTIA. SMITH, '74, is associated with the firm of
ALEVIZON AND SMITH, 2122 North Broadway,
Suite 100, Santa Ana 92706; (7 14) 558-0535.
BRADFORD TREUSCH, '74, has joined the firm of
TRYGSTAD AND ODELL, 1730 West Olympic
Boulevard, Su ite 212, Los Angeles 90015; (2 13)
'7-3060.
Mae Rene Fenton, '74, attended the San Diego Area
Law Alumni Luncheon at the Cuyamaca Club. She has
recently opened her practi ce in Escondido.
1975
LESLIE B. ABELL, '75, is associated with the firm of
ROSE, KLEIN AND MARIAS, 727 West Seventh
Street, Suite 850, Los Angeles 90017; (213) 6260571.
ROBERT A. ADELMAN, '75, is associated with the
l aw offices of Don Boehme, 9350 Wilshire
Boulevard, Suite 224, Beverly Hills 90212; (213)
273-5700.
SHELDON B. CHERNOVE, '75, is associated with
the law offices of THORPE, SULLIVAN, WORKMAN, THORPE & O'SULLIVAN, 800 Wi lsh ire
Boulevard, 4th Floor, Los Angeles 90017; (213)
680-9940.
DOUGLAS ). FARRELL, '75, is associated with the
firm of Noren Eaton, 18 North Baldwin Avenue
Sierra Madre 91 024; (213) 355-3491.
'
DAVID E. FRANK, '75, has opened his offices at the
Gibralter Tower, 9107 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite
506, Beverly Hills 9021 0; (213) 278-4842.
PAUL). GEIGER, '75, is Associate General Counsel
for Coldwell Banker and Company, 533 Fremont
Avenue, Los Angeles 90017; 613-3430.
A. RAYMOND CERE, Ill , '75, is with the offices of
A.). Alderete, CPA, 312 Val Verde, SE, A lbuquerque,
New Mex ico 87107, (505) 265-7581 .
Among those attending the Loyola Law Alumni Dinner
which was held at the Mandarin Restaurant in Ghirarc!elli Square on. February 19 •. 1976 were: (Left to right)
!1m Whitaker: 68, joanne F1nney and Chuck Finney,
64. Chuck Fmney served as the area coordinator fo r
the dinner.
Class Information
PAMELA L. GOE, '7S, is associated with the LAW
OFFICES OF JAMES L. FAULKNER, 1430 Truxton Avenue, Suite 4S6, Bakersfield, 93301; (80S) 327-0601.
STAN GOLDMAN, '75, is Deputy Public Defenderfor
Los Angeles County.
ALBERT GOPIN, '75, is associated wi th the firm of
NICHOLS AND ROSE, 2040 Avenue of the Stars, Los
Angeles 90067; (213) 556-3356.
GARY S. GREENE, '75, has his offices at 2029 Century
Park East, Suite 600, Century City 90067; (213) 277S522.
STE VEN W. HERBERT, '7S, is associated w ith the LAW
OFFICES OF ROGER A. KANDER, 4266 Atlantic Avenue, Long Beach 90807; (213) 426-0541 and 774S043.
JEROME JACKSON, '75, has become an associate of
M IL LER, GLASSMAN & BROWN ING, INC.,
Bedford-Wilshire Bui lding, 360 North Bedford Drive,
#204, Beverly Hills 90210; (213) 278-S100.
CHARLES JOHNSON, '7S, has associated with WI LSON AND W ILSON, 10901 Paramount Boulevard,
Downey 90241; (213) 923-4S 13.
JEFFREY KRAVITZ, '75, is with Attorney General's
Office for the State of California, 3580 Wils hire
Boulevard, Los Angeles 9001 0; (213) 62 0-4979.
ELLIOT KUSHNER, '75, has associated wit h the offices
of Robert L. Baker, 114 East Huntington Drive,
A lhambra; (2 13) S70-8737.
MARVIN M. LAVIN, '7S, is associated w ith the RAND
CORPORATION , 1700 Main Street, Santa Monica
90406; (213) 393-041 1.
RICHARD L. MANN, '75, is associated with the law
firm of RICHMAN AND HERMAN, 9601 Wilshire
Boulevard, Suite 632, Beverly Hills 90210; (213)
273-S540.
PHILIP A. MARQUEZ, '7S, is with the U.S. ARMY,
CORPS OF ENGINEERS, P.O. Box 271 1, Los Angeles
90053; (213) 688-5390.
AURA JAY NORTON, '7S, is w ith th e firm of
GOLDEN, NEAL AND SHU FFLER, 8070 Westminster
Avenue, Westm inster 92683; (7 14) 892-6689.
SYLVIA LEE RAINEY, '75, is with the General Servic
Administration, 18th and F Street, N.W., Washington,
D.C., 2040S; (202) 343-4408.
SHELLY JAY SHAFRON, '75, is associated with the
law firm of FOONBERG AND FRANDZEL, 8530 W i lshire Boulevard, Fourth Floor, Beverl y Hills 902 11 ;
(2 13) 659-2611.
DONALD E. SLAUGHTER, '75, is associated wi th the
law firm of SCHLECHT AND McCULLOUGH, 383
South Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs 92262; (7 14)
32S-7 161 .
RAYMOND L. STUEH RMANN, '75, is associated with
the firm of GIBSON AN D PALMER, One Wilshi re
Boulevard, Suite 2620, Los Angeles 90017; (213)
624-4651.
RONALD ). TASOFF, '75, is associated with the LAW
OFFICES OF LLOYD TASOFF, 408 South Spring
Street, Suite 10 16, Los Angeles 90013; (213) 624663 1.
JOHN B. THARP, '75, is associated with the law firm
of PEACOCK AND SU LLI VAN, One Manchester
Boulevard, Inglewood 90301; (213) 674-115 1.
LARRY TUCKER, '75, is with the firm of VIRTUE &
SCHECK, 270 Newport Center, Newport Beach
92660; (714) 644-9030.
LEAH C. VAN ARSDA LE, '75, has associated w ith
COSGROVE, M ICHELI ZZI, SCHWABAC H ER AND
WARD, 449 19 North Elm Avenue, Lancaster 93534;
(805) 948-5021.
•
IRVIN D. WEISSMAN, '75, is w ith the firm of M.
GAN, WENZEL AND McNICHOLAS, 1545 Wi lshire
Boulevard, Suite 800, Los Angeles 90017; (213) 4831961.
W ILLIAM H. W IMSATI, '75, is associated w ith the
law firm of MAGANA AND CATHCART, 1801 Avenue of the Stars, Suite 810, Los Angeles 90067; (213)
553-6630.
DONALD WORLEY, '75, is associated with the LAW
OFFICES OF CHRIS P. JO H NSON, 215 West Franklin
Monterey 93940; (408) 373 -1 888.
JACQUELINE YIP, '75, is with the Legal Department of
Prudential Insurance Co., 5757 W il shire Boulevard,
Los Angeles 90036; (213) 933-6141 , ext. 228.
Attending the San Diego Area Law Alumni Luncheon on February 27 at the Cuyamaca Club in the Executive
Hotel, downtown San Diego, are left to right: David Monahan, '66, Gray, Cary, Ames and Frye; james Bunk
'49; Dean Fred Lower, '64; and Thomas Gallagher, '65.
David Monahan served as area coordinator for the San Diego luncheon, Tom Gallagher is a cla ss agent for the
Class of 1965 in the Advocates Fund promotion and j im Bunker served as host for the Cuyamaca Club.
COMING EVENTS
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Advocates D inner
Loyola Law School
June 6
Commencement of Law School
Loyola Marymount University
September 19-23 Loyola Hospitality Suite
Loyo la Law Alu mni Symposium
California State Bar Convention
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