University of Louisville, School of Law ,Senior Bulletin
Faculty
University of Louisville
School of Law
Leslie W. Abramson
A.B. (Cornell University, 1968);
J.D. (University of Michigan,
1971 ); Institute of Continuing
Legal Education, Ann Arbor,
Michigan, 1970-1971; Admitted
to Kentucky Bar, 1971; Private
Practice with Frank E. Haddad,
Jr., 1971-1974; Consultant, Ken­tucky
Council on Public Higher
Education, 1974; Reporter,
Speedy Trial Planning Group for
the United States District Court
for the Western District of Ken­tucky,
1976-; Assistant Pro­fessor,
University of Louisville,
1973-1976; Associate Professor,
1976-.
Dee A. Akers
A.B. (University of Kentucky,
1948); LL.B. (University of Ken­tucky,
1950); Ph.D. (University
of Kentucky, 1962); practice law,
Lexington, Ky., 1950-1952; Ken­tucky
Administrative Regulations
Compiler, 1952-1956; Kentucky
Reviser of Statutes, 1956-1960;
Associate Professor of Govern­ment,
Morehead State University,
1962-1965; Delegate and Sec­retary,
Constitution Revision
assembly, 1964-1966; Associate
Professor of Law, 1965-1966;
Professor of Law and Director,
Local Government Law Center,
1966-; Coordinator, Sponsored
Programs, 1969-1974; Chairman,
President's Advisory Committee
on State Affiliation, 1969-1972;
Dean of Commonwealth and
Community Services, 1972-1976;
Chairman, President's Equal
Employment Opportunity Com­mittee,
1972-1975; Secretary,
Governor's Development Cab­inet,
1975-1976; Administrator,
Kentucky Center for Energy
Research, 1976; Energy Consul­tant,
Commonwealth of Ken­tucky,
1976-.
Lloyd C. Anderson
B.A., with distinction (University
of Michigan, 1969); J.D., cum
laude, (Harvard Law School,
1973); Staff Attorney, Legal Aid
Society, Louisville, 1973-1976;
Assistant Professor, University of
Louisville, 1976- .
William E. Biggs
A.B. (University of Louisville,
1938); J.D. (University of
Louisville, 1940); M.A. (Univer­sity
of Louisville, 1949); Ph.D.
(Ohio State University, 1956);
practiced law, Davis, Boehl, Viser
and Marcus, Louisville, Ken­tucky,
1940-1948; Associate Pro­fessor,
American University,
1951-1959; Director and staff
member, Community Research,
Inc., Dayton, Ohio, 1959-1962;
Associate Professor of Law,
1962-1965; Director, Local
Government Law Center, l963-
1965; Professor, Kentucky
Southern, 1965-1967; Professor
of Law, University of Louisville,
1967 - ; Sabbatical Spring 1976.
Robert Thomas Blackburn, Jr.
B.S. (University of Kentucky,
1967); J.D. (Vanderbilt Univer­sity
School of Law); Admitted to
practice m Kentucky, 1971;
private practice with Ewen,
Mackensie, Pedene, 1971-1976,
Louisville, Kentucky; Certified
Public Accountant, admitted in
Tennessee, 1968; certified in Ken­tucky,
1971; member of the
A.B.A. subcommittee on Com­mercial
Banks; Lecturer, Univer­sity
of Louisville, 1971-1976;
Assistant Professor, 1976-.
Kathleen F. Brickey
B.A. With Distinction, Depart­mental
Honors (University of
Kentucky, 1965); J.D. With
Distinction (University of Ken­tucky,
1968); Kentucky Crime
Commission, 1970-1971; Ex­ecutive
Director, Kentucky
Judicial Conference and Council,
1971-1972; Law Lecturer, Univer­sity
of Kentucky, 1972; Assistant
Professor, University of
Louisville, 1972; Associate Pro­fessor,
University of Louisville,
1975-; On leave, Fall1976.
William F. Dolson
B.S. (University of Wisconsin,
1953); LL.B. (University of
Wisconsin, 1956); S.J .D. (Univer­sity
of Wisconsin, 1962); Admitted
to Wisconsin Bar, 1956; Private
practice in Wisconsin, 1956-1958;
Teaching Associate in Law, In­diana
University, 1958-1959;
Assistant Professor of Law,
1959-1962; Associate Professor of
Law, 1962-1966; Professor of
Law, 1966-; Visiting Fulbright
Professor of Law, University of
Helsinki, Finland, 1966-1967.
Ronald W. Eades ·
B.A. (Southwestern at Memphis,
1970); J.D. (Memphis State
University, 1973); LL.B. (Har­vard
Law School, 1977); Sgt.
U.S. Marine Crops Reserve -
Active Duty July 1970-Feb. 1971,
reserve obligation until June,
1976 received Hqnorable
Discharge; Staff Attorney- Ten­nessee
Valley Authority
General Trial work from Jan.
1974 through August 1976;
Visiting Assistant Professor,
University of Louisville Law
School, 1977- .
Linda S. Ewald
B.A. (University of Louisville,
1967); J.D. (University of
Louisville, 1972); Admitted to
Kentucky Bar, 1972; Lecturer,
University College, University of
Louisville, 1976- ; Visiting Assis­tant
Professor of Law, University
of Louisville, 1976-1977; Assis­tantProfessor
of Law, 1977-. _
Leonard R. Jaffee
(Philadelphia Musical Academy);
J.D. (Rutgers School of Law,
1972); Editor-in-chief, Rutgers
Law Review, 1971-1972); Assis­tant
Professor, University of
Louisville, 1972-1975; Associate
Professor 1975- ; Visiting
Associate Professor, Cleveland
State University, 1976-1977.
Jacqueline R. Kanovitz
A.B. (University of Louisville,
1967); J.D. (University of
Louisville, 1967); Admitted to
practice in Kentucky, 1968; Prac­ticed
with Legal Aid Society of
Louisville, 1968-1969; Assistant
Professor of Law, University of
Louisville, 1969-1972; Associate
Professor of Law, 1972-1975; on
leave - Associate Professor,
University of Pittsburgh,
1972-1973; Professor of Law,
1975-; on leave, 1977-1978.
Laurence W. Knowles
B.A. (LaSalle College,
Philadelphia, 1955); LL.B.
(Rutgers University, 1958);
LL.M. (Yale University, 1959);
Attorney, U.S. Commission on
Civil Rights, 1962-1963; Admitted
to Kentucky Bar, 1960; Assistant
Professor of Law, 1959-1962;
Associate Professor of Law,
1962-1966; Professor of Law,
University of Louisville, 1966-.
Visiting Professor, Haile Sellassie
I University, Addis Ababa,
Ethiopia, 1966-1968; Visiting
Professor, University of Georgia,
1969-1970; Visiting Professor,
University of South Carolina
School of Law, 1972-1974;
Visiting Professor, University of
Leeds, England, Spring 1977.
Norvie L. Lay
B.S. (University of Kentucky,
1960); J.D. (University of
Louisville, 1963); LL.M. (Univer­sity
of Michigan, 1964); S.J.D.
(University of Michigan, 1967);
Graduate Fellow, University of
Michigan School of Law,
1963-1964; Member of American
and Kentucky Bar Associations;
Assistant Professor of Law,
1964-1967; Associate Professor of
Law, 1967-1970; Professor of
Law, 1970-; Assistant Dean
1971-1973; Associate Dean,
1973- ; Sabbatical, Fall, 1975;
Graduate Faculty, National Trust
School, Northwestern University,
1975- .
David J. Leibson
B.A. (Vanderbilt University, 1966
cum laude); J.D. (University of
Louisville, cum laude, 1969);
LL.M. (Harvard University,
1970); practiced with firm of
Leibson & Franklin, P.S.C.,
Louisville, Kentucky, 1970-1972;
Lecturer, University of Louis­ville,
1971-1972; Assistant
Professor, 1972-1975; Associate
Professor, 1975-1977; Professor
ofLaw, 1977- .
Martin R. Levy
B.S. (Lafayette College, 1957);
M.CH.E. (University of Virginia,
1958); LL.B. (University of
Maryland, 1967); admitted to
District of Columbia bar, 1968;
Patent attorney, E.I. Dupont,
1967-1972; Admitted to Kentucky
Bar, 1974; Assistant Professor,
University of Louisville,
1972-1975; Associate Professor,
1975-.
Nathan S. Lord
A.B. (Harvard University, 1952);
LL.B. (University of Virginia,
1957); practiced with Middleton,
Seelbach, Wolford, Willis &
Cochran, Louisville, Kentucky,
1957-1962; Law Clerk, Judge Roy
Shelbourne, 1962-1963; Assistant
Professor of Law, 1963-1966;
Associate Professor of Law,
1966-1970; Professor of Law,
1970-.
Wm. Bryan Martin
A.B. (Transrlvania University,
1960); attended University of
Kentucky Graduate School in
Political Science, 1960-1961; J.D.
(University of kentucky, 1964);
LL.M. and Certificate of Trial
Proficiency (Georgetown Univer­sity
Law Center, 1965 -E. Bar­rett
Prettyman Fellow in Trial
Advocacy); Admitted to practice
in Kentucky and the District of
Columbia, 1964; Assistant United
States Attorney for the Western
District of Kentucky, 1965-1966;
practiced with McElwain, Dinn­ing,
Clarke and Winstead in
Louisville, Kentucky, 1966-1968;
Assistant Attorney General for
the Commonwealth of Kentucky,
1968-1969; Assistant Profesor,
University of Louisville, 1970-
1974; Associate Professor,
University of Louisville, 1974-;
on Sabbatical, 1977-1978, on
leave, 1978-1979.
James R. Merritt
A.B. (University of Southern
California, 1939); J.D. (Harvard
University, 1942); LL.M. (Col­umbia
University, 1958); Admitted
to practice in California, 1942, in
Kentucky, 1948; practiced with
McCutchen, Thomas, Matthews,
Griffiths, and Greene, San Fran­cisco,
California, 1942-1946; U.S.
Navy, 1943-1945; Part-time Lec­turer
in Law, Hastings College of
Law (University of California),
1946; Instructor of Law, Univer­sity
of Louisville, 1947-1948;
Associate Professor of Law,
Hastings College of Law, 1948-
1949; Associate Professor of
Law, University of Louisville,
1949-1953; Professor of Law,
1953-1959; Bernard Flexner Pro­fessor
of Law, 1959-; Director
of Research, 1959-1965; Visiting
Professor of Law, Cornell Uni­versity,
1959-1960; University of
Leeds, England, 1962-1963;
Acting Dean, 1965; Dean,
1966-1974; Returned as bean,
1975-1976; Visiting Professor,
McGeorge School of Law,
1976-1977.
RalphS. Petrill
B.A. (University of Louisville,
1940); Graduate work in Educa­tion
(University of Louisville,
1940-1941); J.D. (University of
Louisville, 1948, cum laude);
LL.M. (Yale Law School, 1949);
Admitted to Kentucky Bar, 1948;
Instructor of Law, University of
Louisville, 1949-1950; Assistant
Professor of Law, 1950-1953;
Associate Professor of Law,
1953-1956; Professor of Law,
1956-; Director of Family Law
Center, 1962- ; Visiting Pro­fessor
of Law, University of
Southern California (Summer,
1963); University of Leeds,
England, 1964-1965; University
of Kentucky (Fall term) 1973;
University Houston, Bates Col­legeofLaw,
Texas, 1976-1977.
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Albert T. Quick
B.A. (University of Arizona,
1962); M.A. (Central Michigan
University, 1964); J.D. (Wayne
State University, 1967); LL.M.
With Distinction (Tulane Univer­sity,
1974); Admitted to Michigan
Bar, 1968; Assistant Prosecutor,
Calhoun County, Michigan,
1968; Private practice in
Michigan, 1969-1970; Assistant
Professor of Criminal Justice and
Director of the Criminal Justice
Division, University of Maine,
1970-1974 (on leave 1973-1974);
Assistant Professor of Law,
University of Louisville, 1974-
1976; Associate Professor, 1977.
William E. Read
A.B. (Hamilton College, 1938);
LL.B. (Harvard University,
1941); Admitted to practice in
New York, 1943, and in Ken­tucky,
1966; Practiced with
Hughes, Hubbard, Blair and
reed, New York City, 1945-1955;
Secretary and Assistant Counsel,
Campbell Soup Company, 1955-
1965; Associate Professor of
Law, University of Louisville,
1965-1966; Professor of Law,
1966-; Visiting Professor,
University of Leeds, 1971-1972.
Edwin R. Render
A.B. (Western Kentucky Univer­sity,
1958); LL.B. (Vanderbilt
University, 1962); LL.M. (Har­vard,
1970); Admitted to Ken­tucky
Bar and Tennessee Bar;
Attorney, U.S. Atomic Energy
Commission, 1962-1965; Assis­tant
U.S. Attorney, Western
District of Kentucky, 1965-1967;
Practice, Greenebaum, Barnett,
Wood & Doll, 1967-1968; Lec­turer,
University of Louisville,
1967 -1968; Assistant Professor,
University of Louisville, 1968;
Associate Professor, 1968-197 4;
ProfessorofLaw, 1974-.
A. David Reynolds
B.A. (University of Pennsylvania,
1970); J.D. (University of San
Francisco, 1974); LL.M. (Har­vard
Law School, 1976); Law
Clerk to Federal Judge Charles R.
Weiner, Phila., Pa., 1974-1975;
Assistant Professor, University of
Louisville, 1976- .
Judith Geoghegan Richardson
B.S. (University of Kentucky,
1967); J.D. (University of
Louisville, 1973); Visiting Assis­tant
Professor, University of
Louisville, 1973-1974; Visiting
Assistant Professor, 1976-1977;
Assistant Professor of Law,
1977-.
Martha W. Rush
B.A. (University of Kentucky,
1969); MSLS (University of
Kentucky, 1970); Librarian, Ken­tucky
Legislative Research Com­missiOn,
1971-1975; Assistant
Law Librarian and Instructor of
Legal Bibliography, University of
Louisville, 1975-; President,
Kentucky Chapter, Special
Libraries Association, 1976-1977.
Absalom C. Russell
Distinguished Professor
Emeritus, 1972.
Peter J. Seago
LL.B. (Nottingham University,
1966); LL.M. (Nottingham
University, 1968); Assistant Lec­turer,
Leicester University, 1969;
Lecturer, Leicester University,
1973; Lecturer, Leeds University,
l973; Visiting Assistant Professor
of Law, University of Louisville,
1977-1978.
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Faculty
Lecturers
JohnW.Ames
B.A. (University of Louisville,
1967); J.D. (University of
Louisville, 1973); Trustee in
Bankruptcy for United States
District Court for the Western
District of Kentucky, 1973-;
Private practice with Spalding,
Bowles, Kleine-Kracht & Ames;
t ecturer;- lhrtvernty- of
Louisville, 1975-.
Joseph Vincent Aprile II
B.A. (Bellarmine College, 1965);
J .D. (University of Louisville,
1968); LL.M. (National Law
Center, George Washington
University, 1973); Admitted to
practice in Kentucky, 1968;
Supreme Court of the United
States, 1973, United States Court
of Appeals for the Sixth Court,
1973; State Public Defender Of­fice,
Frankfort, 1973-; Lecturer,
University of Louisville, 1975-.
Thomas A. Ballantine, Jr.
A.B. (University of Kentucky,
1948); J.D. (University of
Louisville, 1954); Admitted to
practice in Kentucky, 1954; prac­ticed
with McElwain, Dinning,
Clarke & Winstead, Louisville,
Kentucky, 1954-1964; Deputy
Commissioner, Jefferson Circuit
Court, 1958-1962; Commissioner
Jefferson County Fiscal Court,
1962-1964; Judge, Jefferson Cir­cuit
Court, 1964-i977; Lecturei,
Federal Judge, Western District
of Kentucky 1977-; University of
Louisville, 1969- .
Lawrence K. Banks, Jr.
A.B. (Duke University, 1965);
LL.B. with honors (Duke Univer­sity,
1967); LL.M., Taxation
(Georgetown University Law
Center, 1971); Private practice,
Greenbaum, Doll, Matthews and
Boone, Lecturer, University of
Louisville Law School, 1977-.
William A. Blodgett, Jr.
B.A. (University of North
Carolina, 1968); J.D. cum laude
(University of Louisville, 1970);
. Admitted to Kentucky bar, 1971;
practice with Woodward, Hobson
& Fulton, 1971-; Lecturer,
University of Louisville, 1972-.
Steven R. Smith
A.B. (Buena Vista College, 1968);
J.D. (University of Iowa, 1971);
M.A. (economics, University of
Iowa, 1971 ); Admitted to practice
in Iowa, 1971; Assistant Pro­fessor,
University of Louisville,
1971-1974; Associate Professor,
1974-1976; Assistant Dean, 1973-
1977; Acting Dean, 1974-1975;
Professor of Law, 1976-; Acting
Dean, Summer, 1976; Associate
Dean, 1977-.
Robert L. Stenger
B.A. (St. Thomas College, 1956);
M.A. (St. Thomas College, 1957);
S.T.D. (Catholic University of
America, 1963); J.D. (University
of Iowa, 1974); Admitted to prac­tice
in Iowa, 197 4; Assistant Pro­fessor,
University of Iowa, 1967-
1974; Assistant Professor,
University of Louisville,
1974-1977; Associate Professor,
University of Louisville, 1977-.
Walter L. Cato, Jr.
BSL (University of Louisville,
1960); LL.B. (University of
Louisville, 1962); Admitted to
Kentucky Bar, 1962; President,
University of Louisville Law
Alumni Association, 1976-1977;
Presently in private practice; Lec­turer
at University of Louisville
Schootuf Law;-t974---. -
James L. Coorssen
B.S., with honors (University of
Notre Dame, 1959); J.D. (Univer­sity
of Louisville, 1967); Vice
President; First Kentucky Trust
Company, 1969-; Lecturer, Uni­versity
of Louisville School of
Law, 1972-.
Vincent G. DeJonge
B.S. (Fairleigh-Dickinson Univer­sity,
1960); J.D. with honors
(University of Texas, Austin,
1968); Associate, Simpson,
Thacka & Bartlett, New York
City, 1968-1970; Corporate At­torney,
Kentucky Fried Chicken,
1970-1975; Associate Editor
Texas Law Review; . Partner,
Robinson & DeJonge, 1976-;
Lecturer, University of
Louisville, 1976.
Terrence R. Fitzgerald
A.B. (University of Kentucky,
1961); LL.B. (University of Ken­tucky,
1964); admitted to Ken­tucky
Bar, 1964; private practice,
Louisville, 1964-; Lecturer,
University of Louisville, 1968;
Assistant Professor, University of
Louisville, 1969-1972; Lecturer,
University of Louisville, 1972- .
Clyde H. Foshee
BSC (Washington & Lee Univer­sity,
1966); J.D. (University of
Louisville, 1971); Practice, First
Kentucky National Corp.; Lec­turer,
University of Louisville,
1976-.
Gene W. Teitelbaum
B.A. (City College, New York
City, 1957); M.L.S. in Library
Science (Pratt Institute, 1960);
LL.B. (Rutgers University Law
School, 1968); Admitted to New
York State Bar, 1969; Private
practice, New York City,
1968-1970; Legal Aid Society,
Criminal Division, 1970-1971;
Private practice 1972-;
Associate Law Librarian, Duke
Univers:ity Law Library,
1973-1974; Assistant Professor
and Law Librarian, University of
Louisville, 1975-1977; Associate
Professor of Law, 1977-.
WalterS. Thomson
B.A. (Vanderbilt University,
1957); LL.B. (University of
Louisville, 1961); LL.M. (New
York University, 1966); Teaching
and Research Associate, Rutgers
The State University, School of
Law, 1961-1962; Assistant Pro­fessor
of Law, University of
Louisville, 1962-1965; Associate
Professor of Law, 1965-1968;
Assistant Dean, 1967-1969; Pro­fessor
of Law, 1968-.
Joseph A. Golden
B.A. (University of Louisville,
1964); J.D. (University of
Louisville, 1967); Admitted to
Kentucky Bar, 1967; private prac­tice,
Louisville, 1968; Judge, Jef­ferson
County Quarterly Court,
1975-; Lecturer, University of
Louisville, 1976- .
Marlin M. Volz
B.A. (University of Wisconsin,
1938); LL.B. (University of
Wisconsin, 1940); S.J.D. (Univer­sity
of Wisconsin, 1945); Member
of American, Federal, Louisville,
Kentucky and Wisconsin Bar
Associations; Assistant Professor
of Law, University of Wisconsin,
1946-1950; Dean and Professor of
Law, University of Kansas City,
1950-1958; County Judge Pro
Tern, Jefferson County, Ky.,
1970-1974; Dean, University of
Louisville, 1958-1965; Professor
of Law, 1965-; Director of
Alumni Relations and Continuing
Legal Education, 1971-.
Carl A. Warns, Jr.
A.B. (University of Louisville,
1937); LL.B. (University of
Louisville School of Law, 1939);
LL.M. (Harvard Law School,
1947); Admitted to Kentucky and
Florida Bars; Associated with In­dustrial
Relations Department,
Jos. E. Seagram & Sons, Inc.,
1939-1941; U.S. Air Forces,
1951-1953; Assistant Professor of
Law, University of Miami,
Florida, 1947-1948; Assistant
Professor of Law, University of
Louisville, 1948-1950; Associate
Professor of Law, 1950-1956;
· Professor of Law, 1956-.
Ferdinand J. Lotz, III
a. B.A. (University of Cincinnati,
1954); LL.B. (University of Cin­cinnati,
1957); admitted to prac­tice
in Ohio in 1957; attorney in
the office of the Chief Counsel,
Internal Revenue Service since
1957; presently Ass is tant
Regional Counsel, Central
Robert L. HaDen berg
--.wR..e,..g..i,.on,-Louisville BraocA-Gt+ice;
Le ct u re r , U ni ve r sity of
B.A. (University of Kentucky, Louisville, 1975-.
1970); J.D. (University of
Louisville, 1973); LL.M. Tax
(University of Missouri, 1974);
Lecturer , U n ivers ity of
Louisville, 1975-.
Charles M. Hassett
A.B. (College of William and
Mary, 1960); J.D. (University of
Michigan Law School, 1963);
LL.M. (University of Michigan
Law School, 1971); S.J.D. Can­didate,
University of Michigan
Law School; private practice,
Louisville, 1963-1966; Deputy
Director of Community Develop­ment,
City of Louisville, 1975-;
Assistant Professor of Law,
University of Louisville,
1972-1975; Lecturer, University
of Louisville, 1975- .
Charles R. Keeton
A.B. summa cum laude (Marshall
University, 1971); J.D. with
highest distinction (University of
Kentucky, 1975); Lead articles
editor, Kentucky Law Journal,
1974-1975; Admitted to Kentucky
Bar, 1975; Practice with Brown,
Todd & Heyburn, 1975- ; Lec­turer,
University of Louisville
School of Law, 1977-.
Charles.M. Leibson
LL.B. (University of Louisville,
cum laude, 1952); Admitted to
practice in Kentucky, 1952; U.S.
Army Judge Advocate General
Corps, 1952-1954; member of the
firm of Leibson, Dolt & McCarthy,
P.S.C. Attorneys, 1970-1975;
President, Kentucky Association
of Trial Attorneys, 1965; Interna­tional
Academy of Trial Lawyers,
1972; Inner Circle of Advocates,
1975. Judge, Jefferson Circuit
Court, 1976- ; Lecturer, Univer­sity
of Louisville, 1969-.
William E. McAnulty, Jr.
· B.S. (Indiana University, 1970);
J.D. (University of Louisville,
1974); Admitted to Kentucky Bar, .
1974. Judge, Juvenile Court; Lec­turer,
School of Law, University
of Louisville, 1976-.
Stephen H. Miller
B.A. (University of Louisville,
1968); J.D. (University of
Louisville, 1971); Admitted to
Kentucky Bar, 1972; National
College of Criminal Defense
Lawyers, 1973; Private practice,
Louisville, Kentucky, 1972- ;
Lecturer, University of Louisville
School of Law, 1977- .
W. Scott Miller
B.A. (University of Kentucky); ·
Academy of International Law,
the Hague, Netherlands, summer
1948; LL.B. (University of Louis­ville,
1951); Commissioner, Na­tional
Association of Commis­sioners
on Uniform State Laws,
1972-1974; Presently in private
practice; Lecturer, University of
Louisville School of Law, 1977-.
James E. Milliman
A.B. (University of Notre Dame,
1964); J.D. (University of
Louisville magna cum laude,
1970); Admitted to practice in
Ohio, 1970; Partner, Hamilton,
Metry, Milliman, Schwartz and
Porter, 1971-; Admitted to prac­tice
in Kentucky, 1971; Lecturer,
UniversityofLouisville, 1971-.
Harold G. Wren
A.B. (Columbia College, Colum­bia
University School o f
Law); J .S.D. (Yale Law School);
practiced with Wilkie, Farr &
Gallagher, New York, 1948-1949;
Sterling Fellow, Yale Law School,
1951-1952; Fulbright Research
Scholar, Waseda University,
Tokyo, Japan, 1953-1954;
Associate professor of Law,
University of Mississippi,
1949-1954; Professor of Law,
University of Oklahoma, 1954-
1957; Southern Methodist
University, 1957-1965; Boston
College Law School, 1965-1969;
Graduate Faculty, National Trust
School, 1968 to date; Visiting
Professor of Law, University of
California (Berkeley), 1957, Cor­nell
University, 1969, North­western
University, 1964, New
York University, 1966, University
of Missouri, 1968; Dean and Pro­fessor
of Law, Northwestern
School of Law of Lewis and
Clark College, 1969-1972, The
T. C. Williams School of Law,
University of Richmond, 1972-
1976, University of Louisville
SchoolofLaw, 1976-.
Homer Parrent, III
B.A. (University of Louisville,
with honors, 1969); J.D. (Univer­sity
of Louisville, cum laude,
1971); Admitted to Kentucky Bar,
1972; Partner, Parrent & Parrent,
1972-; Lecturer, University of
Louisville, 1972-.
J.ames J . .Ragan, Ill
B.A. (Rollins College, 1966); J .D.
(Vanderbilt College of Law,
1969); M.A. candidate (University
of Louisville, 1977); Attorney­General
Law-Legal Aid Society of
Louisville, 1974; Attorney­General
Law-Private Practice,
1975; Instructor, University of
Louisville School of Law,
1977-1978.
Ronald D. Ray
B.A. (Centre College, 1964); J.D.
(University of Louisville, magna
cum laude, 1971); Admitted to
Kentucky Bar, 1972; Partner,
Greenebaum, Doll, Natthews and
Boone; Lecturer, University of
Louisville School of Law,
1972-1974, and 1977-.
Edward A. Rothschild
B.S. (University of Louisville,
1949); J.D. (Jefferson School of
Law - University of Louisville,
1952); Admitted to practice law in
Kentucky, 1952; admitted to
practice as a CPA, 1952; practices
in the firm of Washer, Kaplan,
Rothschild, Aberson, Miller &
Dodd, Louisville, Kentucky,
1962; Lecturer, 1971.
John M. Sykes, III
B.A. (University of Tennessee,
1970); J.D. (University of
Louisville, cum laude, 1975); Ad­mitted
to Kentucky Bar, 1975;
U.S. Tax Court, 1976; Private
practice, Louisville, Kentucky,
1975- ; Lecturer, University of
Louisville School of Law, 1976-.
William T. Warner
A.B. (University of Pennsylvania,
1955); LL.B. (University of
Louisville, 1966); private prac­tice,
partner, Wood, Goldberg,
Pedley & Stansbury, Louisville,
Kentucky; Lecturer, University of
Louisville, 197 6-.
Seniors
1977-
1978
Robert D. Anderson
2162 Winston Ave., Louisville,
Ky.; age, 29; graduation, De­cember
1977. Legal activities and
honors: Kentucky Legislative
Research Commission; Dean's
List; Sigma Delta Kappa Legal
Fraternity. Pre-law activities and
honors: B.A., University of
Miami, 1971; Member, Florida
Certified Teachers' Association.
Carlton A. Arnold
Box 129, University of Louisville,
Louisville, Ky. ; age, 24; gradua­tion,
July 1978. Legal activities
and honors: Bancroft-Whitney
Lawyers Cooperative Prize;
Louisville Land Title Insurance
Award; Dean's List; Phi Alpha
Delta Legal Fraternity; Schedul­ing
Committee for Law School.
Pre-law activities and honors:
B.A., Indiana University, 1975;
Town senator in the Indiana
University Student Government;
Member of the Indiana Student
Association.
University of Louisville, School of Law, Senior Bulletin
Joseph D. Bartlett
124 S. Sherrin Avenue,
Louisville, Ky.; age 33; gradua­tion,
May 1978. Legal activities
and honors: Dean's List; SBA
Representative, 1975-1976; Law
Clerk, 1977-1978. Pre-law ac­tivities
and honors: B.A., Purdue
University, 1968, with distinction;
Commissioned Line Officer, U.S.
Navy, 1969-1975; Instrumental in
planning and development of
historical park in Tippecanoe
Co., Indiana, 1966-1968.
William M. Bartlett
207 Country Acres, Louisville,
Ky.; age, 27; graduation, De­cember
1977. Legal activities and
honors: Dean's List; Legal Aid
Internship, 1977; Trial Practice
Seminar, 1977; employed' as
Supervisor of Juvenile Court In­take.
Pre-law activities and
honors: B.A. Kalamazoo College,
1972.
Stephen L. Bates
· 3340 Breckinridge Ln., no. 8,
Louisville, Ky.; age, 27; gradua­tion,
December 1977. Legal ac-
• tivities and honors: Dean's List;
accepted to Journal of Family
Law Candidates' Program; Law
Clerk, Hanish & Davenport. Pre­law
activities and honors: B.B.A.,
UniversityofKentucky, 1972.
Gary A. Benford
5805 Benny Road, Louisville,
Ky.; age, 28; graduation, May
1978. Legal activities and honors:
Journal of Family Law; Brandeis
Honor Society; Dean's List; Book
Awards; Civil Procedure I & II;
Labor Law Internship with
General Electric Company.
Pearl G. Berg
608 Jarvis Lane, Louisville, Ky.;
age, 45; graduation, December
1977. Legal activities and honors:
Staff Editor, Journal of Family
Law; Dean's List; Law Clerk,
Boehl, Stopher, Sanders & Dein­doerfer.
Pre-law activities and
honors: B.S., Cornell University,
1953; R.N., Kentucky State
Boards, 1953; M.A., University
of Louisville (in English}, 1973;
Teaching Assistant, U of L Dept.
of English, 1975; Instructor of
Nursing, Indiana Vocational
Technical College, 1973.
Michael L. Boylan
Bonnie M. Brown
2328 Valletta Lane, Louisville,
Ky.; age, 23; graduation, May
1978. Legal activities and honors:
Intern Program, National Moot
Court Team; Sixth Circuit Moot
Court Team; Women's Law
Caucus, Coordinator; Louisville
Criminal Justice Commission
Task Force on Domestic Assault;
Phi Alpha Delta Legal Fraternity.
Pre-law activities and honors:
A.B., Washington University,
1974, magna cum laude; Student
Struggle for Soviet Jews; Israel
Emergency Fund; National
Organization for Women.
Christopher D. Bryant
840 River Crest Ct., Apt. J-8,
Louisville, Ky.; age, 23; gradua­tion,
May 1978. Legal activities
and honors: Note Editor, Journal
of Family Law; Dean's List. Pre­law
activities and honors: B.A.,
Centre College, 1975.
JanR. Buker
425 W. Ormsby, Louisville, Ky.;
age, 27; graduation, May 1978.
Legal activities and honors: Moot
Court Finalist; Moot Court
Board Member and Mentor;
Dean's List; Law School Student
Senator; Law Clerk, Segal,
Isenberg, Sales, Stewart & Nutt.
Kathryn BJ!!ke
1106 Poplar Level , Place,
Louisville, Ky.; age, 24; gradua­tion,
May 1978. Legal activities
and honors: Women's Law Cau­cus;
Member, Phi Alpha Delta
Legal Fraternity; Member, Ken­tucky
Young Democrats. Pre-law
activities and honors: B.A.
Hollins College, 1975; Intern,
U.S. House of Representatives'
Committee on Education and
Labor; Lobbyist, Common
Cause, Ky. General Assembly,
1973; Administrative Intern, Ky.
Heritage Commission, 1974;
Delegate, Model Security Council
and National Model United Na­tions
(New York City).
Richard Bush
1041 Charles St., Louisville, Ky.;
age, 29; graduation, May 1978.
Legal activities and honors: Jour­nal
of Family Law; Dean's List;
Moot Court Mentor; Law Clerk,
general practice firm. Pre-law
activities and honors: B.A.,
Bellarmine College, 1972; pre­viously
employed in licensing and
regulation area of Ky. State
Government; involved in H.E. W.
certification procedures.
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D. Larkin Chenault
2000 Confederate Place, Apt.
802, Louisville, Ky.; age, 31;
graduation, December 1977.
Legal activities and honors:
Dean's List; Candidate, Journal
of Family Law, 1975; Semi­Finalist,
Moot Court Written
Competition. Pre-Jaw activities
and honors: A.B. Transylvania
College, 1969; President, Transyl­vania
Debating Society, 1966-
1968; Secretary, Inter-Fraternity
Council, 1968-1969; Transylvania
Choir; Duke Men's Glee Club;
Kappa Alpha Order.
Jeffrey Paul Consolo
817 River Dell Dr., Louisville,
Ky.; age, 24; graduation, May
1978. Pre-law activities and
honors: B. S., Western Kentucky
University, 1975; President, Stu­dent
Government, 1974-1975;
Who's Who in American Colleges
and Universities; Member, Lambda
Chi Alpha.
Donald W. Cottrell
7994 Woodbury, Louisville, Ky.;
age, 29; graduation, May 1978.
Legal activities and honors: SBA
Representative, 2 years; Member,
Sigma Delta Kappa Legal Frater­nity.
Pre-Jaw activities and
honors: B.A., University of
Louisville, 1974.
• . JJ.nj\'etslty ·of'Louisville, School'~f' Law 1 Senior Bulletin . . ,.
Elgin L. Crull
1918 Eastview, Apt. 3, Louisville,
Ky.; age, 34; graduation, May
1978. Legal activities and honors:
Dean's List; Moot Court Judge,
1977; Sigma Delta Kappa Legal
Fraternity; Law Clerk for Charles
R. Meers. Pre-law activities and
honors: B.S., Memphis State
University, 1965, cum laude; M.
Div. Lexington Theological
Seminary, 1968; Dean's Lists at
college and seminary; Psi Chi
Psychology Honor Society;
Member, Ky. Council on Crime
and Delinquency; Director Job
Clearinghouse for Ex-Offenders;
Ky. Council on Crime and Delin­quency
Award for Outstanding
Service; Probation and Parole
Officer.
Gus G. Daleure, Jr.
1907 Heaton Road, Louisville,
Ky.; age, 23; graduation, May
1978. Legal activities and honors:
Book Awards in Torts and Con­stitutional
Law; Dean's List;
Research Scholarship, 1976-1977.
Pre-law activities and honors:
B.A., University of Louisville,
1975, cum laude; Finalist, Social
Science Paper Contest, 1974; Vice
President, Pi Sigma Alpha
Honorary Society.
John C. Dorsey
2811 Richland Avenue,
Louisville, Ky.; age, 34; gradua­tion,
May 1978. Legal activities
and honors: Dean's List; Sigma
Delta Kappa Legal Fraternity.
Pre-law activities and honors:
B.A., University of Louisville;
Dean's List; Phi Sigma Alpha
(Political Science Honor Society).
Steven D. Downey
1615 Earl Avenue, Louisville,
Ky.; age, 24; graduation, May
1978. Legal activities and honors:
Research Scholarship, 1976-1977,
Fall, 1977; S.B.A Representative,
Jr. year; Law Clerk, Chauvin,
Dodd & Sullivan.
William C. Dunn
3320 Bardstown Road, Apt. 96,
Louisville, Ky.; age, 30; gradua­tion,
May 1978. Legal activities
and honors: Dean's List; Moot
Court Mentor; Phi Alpha Delta
Legal Fraternity; Internship with
Prosecutor in Madison, Indiana.
Pre-Jaw activities and honors:
B.S., Eastern Kentucky Univer­sity;
Dean's List; Tau Kappa
Epsilon Fraternity; Military Ser­vice,
Captain, USAF, Pilot/
Aircraft Commandor for heavy
military transport aircraft.
David Covington Fowler
Box 425, University of Louisville,
Louisville, Ky.; age, 24; gradua­tion,
December 1977. Legal
activities and honors: Dean's
List. Pre-law actiVIties and
honors: B.A., Centre College,
1975; Member, Pre-Law Society.
Daniel Richard Fuller
2710 Chickasaw Avenue,
Louisville, Ky.; age, 23; gradua­tion,
May 1978. Legal activities
and honors: Ranked first in
Senior Class; Editor-in-Chief,
Journal of Family Law, 1977-
1978; Brandeis Scholar; Vice­President,
Brandeis Society;
Finalist, Moot Court Oral Com­petition;
Dean's List; Book
Awards; Torts, West Publishing
Co.'s Corpus Juris Secundum
and Hornbook Awards; Law
Clerk, Jeffeson Co. Attorney,
1976-1977. Pre-law activities and
honors: B.S., Georgetown
University, 1975, magna cum
laude; Staff Writer, The
Georgetown Voice; U.S. Senate
Intern for Sen. Marlow W. Cook,
R-Ky., 1973.
William V. Faris
Joseph P. Gallenstein
435 Buckner Street, Maysville,
Ky.; age, 29; graduation,
December 1977. Pre-law activities
and honors: A.B., Morehead
State University, 1971, with
distinction.
Douglas M. George
513 Quail's Run, C-4, Louisville,
Ky.; age, 24; graduation,
December 1977. Legal activities
and honors: Dean's List; Book
Awards - Torts II , Criminal
Procedure. Legal activities and
honors: B.S., University of Ken­tucky,
1975; Beta Alpha Psi
Accounting Honorary Fraternity;
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity.
PhilipS. George, Jr.
513 Quail's Rup, C-4, Louisville,
Ky.; age, 25; graduation, De­cember
1977. Legal activities and
honors: Dean's List. Pre-law ac­tivities
and honors: B.B.B.,
University of Kentucky, 1974;
Lamp & Cross Honorary Society;
Vice President, Sigma Alpha
Epsilon Fraternity.
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Thomas L. Gilmore
3013 Rose Dale Blvd., Louisville,
Ky.; age 32; graduation, July
1978. Legal activities and honors:
Dean's List; Moot Court Mentor;
Phi Alpha Delta Legal Fraternity;
Law Clerk, Barnett & Alagia;
Juvenile Delinquent Specialist
with Ky. Dept. for Human Re­sources.
Pre-law activities and
honors: B.A., Bellarmine Col­lege,
1972; Auditor with Federal
Government, 1 1/2 years; Auditor
with Industry, I year; U.S. Army,
2 years.
William A. Gohmann
3013 Rosedale Blvd., Louisville,
Ky.; age, 24; graduation, May
1978. Legal activities and honors:
Member, Kentucky Bar Associa­tion,
Student Division; Law Clerk
with private firm, 1976-1977;
Police Court Clerk, City of West
Buechel, 1977.
William Hilliard
· · Uriiversity.of.L.ouisvilie, ·School·of.f.aw,. Senior·Bulletin
Ronald L. Haney
4512 Borney Circle, Louisville,
Ky.; age, 29; graduation,
December 1977. Legal activities
and honors: Sigma Delta Kappa
Legal Fraternity, Secretary­Reporter,
1976. Pre-law activities
and honors: B.S.C., University of
Louisville, 1972; Private Pilot -
Commerical and Instrument
License expected November,
1977, Multi-Engine Rating ex­pected
December, 1971; Jaycees;
Kentucky Colonel.
Joan Henderson
Route 1, Jeffersonville, Ind.; age,
31; graduation, August 1978.
Legal activities and honors: Staff
member, Newsletter; Long Range
Planning Committee, Chairman
of Facilities Committee; Phi
Alpha Delta Legal Fraternity.
Pre-law activities and honors:
B.A., Cedar Crest College; M.A.,
University of Louisville, 1967;
Kappa Delta Pi Honorary
Scholastic Society; Publications
-"A Good Worker," "A Good
Citizen," and "A Good
Neighbor," Text & Manuals,
Mafex Publishers; Junior League,
St. Johns Co., Medical Auxiliary,
St. Augustine, Florida.
Marshall L. Kaufman III
William David Kiser
4406 Kern Court, No. 1,
Louisville, Ky.; age, 31; gradua­tion,
May 1978. Legal activities
and honors: Member, Journal of
Family Law; Law Clerk, Monte)
Metals, Inc.; Dean's List. Pre-law
activities and honors: B.A., Mar­shall
University, 1968; M.S.W.
Kent School of Social Work,
University of Louisville, 1975;
work experience with Metro­politan
Social Services Depart­ment
and First National Bank of
Louisville.
Bruce Lee Kleinschmidt
1704 Lynn Way, Louisville, Ky.;
age, 25; graduation, May 1978.
Legal activities and honors:
Dean's List; Title Examiner,
Ewing Hardy Ill, 1976; Law
Clerk, Rubin & Hays, 1977. Pre­law
activities and honors: B.A.,
Furman University, 1974; Student
Government Representative;
Parliamentarian, Chairman,
Policies & Procedures Commit­tee;
Coordinator, Collegiate
Educational Service . Corps,
Greenville General Hospital
Agency; Pi Gamma Mu, Social
Science Honorary; Blue Key,
National Honor Fraternity.
David R. Kemplin
Susan S. Krutzler
413 Sprite Road, Louisville, Ky.;
age, 27; graduation, May 1978.
Legal activities and honors:
Managing Editor, Journal of
Family Law; Book Award: Con­tracts
II; Dean's List each
semester. Pre-law activities and
honors: B.A., University of Ken­tucky,
1971.
Lowell Kyle
3308 River Chase Court, Apt. B,
Louisville, Ky.; age, 30; gradua­tion,
December 1977. Legal
activities and honors: Staff
member, Newsletter; Moot Court
Mentor. Pre-law activities and
honors: B.S., Oklahoma State
University, 1969; M.A., Ten­nessee
State University, 1972;
Dean's List; Graduate Assistant­ship,
Tennessee State; Captain,
U.S. Army Reserve; Vietnam
veteran; Asst. Professor of
English, Jefferson Community
College, Instructor of English;
Kentucky State University.
Robert M. Klein
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Robert A. Lee
1374 South Floyd Street,
Louisville, Ky.; age, 32; gradua­tion,
May 1978. Legal activities
and honors: Staff Writer for The
Newsletter. Pre-law activities and
honors: B.A., University of
Maryland, 1974; B.S., University
of Florida, 1967; U.S. Army Of­ficer.
Dorothy Carter Luber
122 Crescent Avenue, Louisville,
Ky.; age, 27; graduation,
December 1977. Legal activities
and honors: Finalist, Moot Court
Oral Arguments; Brandeis Honor
Society; Dean's List. Pre-law
activities and honors: B.A.,
University of Louisville, 1972;
President's Scholarship, 1 year;
Bernard Flexner Scholarship, 3
years; President, Delta Zeta
Sorority.
Edwin C. Lester
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Marcia Louise MacHarg
2315 Glenmary Avenue, G-3,
Louisville, Ky.; age, 28; gradua­tion,
May 1978. Legal activities
and honors: Book Awards -
Contracts II, Constitutional Law
II; elected to Brandeis Society,
junior year; invited to join Jour­nal
of Family Law, declined;
Editor, The Sixth Circuit Review.
Pre-law activities and honors:
B.A., Smith College, 1970; Phi
Beta Kappa; First Group Scholar,
1967-1970; Dean's List; attended
Intercollegiate Center for
Classical Studies in Rome, 1969.
Raymond D. McCall
3134 South Third Street,
Louisville, Ky.; age, 24; gradua­tion,
May 1978. Legal activities
and honors: Candidate, Journal
of Family Law; Moot Court Men­tor;
Book Award; Dean's List.
Pre-law activities and honors:
B.S., University of Kentucky,
1975.
Mary A. Maple
University of Louisville, School of Law Senior JIIJIIetill
Joseph Gerald McCauley
2720 Slevin Street, Louisville,
Ky.; age, 24; graduation, May
1978. Legal activities and honors:
Book Award; Uniform Commercial
Code I; Dean's List; Intramural
Football. Pre-law activities and
honors: B.A., Bellarmine Col­lege,
1975; partial academic
scholarship, 4 years; Dean's List;
Intramural Football and Basket­ball.
Mark Rihn Mathis
100 Arrow Trail, Bardstown, Ky.;
age, 25; graduation, May 1978.
Legal activities and honors:
Dean's List; Book Award- Con­tracts
II. Pre-law activities and
honors: B.B.A., University of
Kentucky, 1974.
Mark Louis Miller
5010 Quail Court, no. 7,
Louisville, Ky.; age, 24; gradua­tion,
May 1978. L~gal activities
and honors: Semi-Finalist, Moot
Court Oral Arguments; Dean's
List; Moot Court Mentor. Pre­law
activities and honors: B.S.,
University of Kentucky, 1975,
Dean's List; Beta Alpha Psi Ac­counting
Honorary Fraternity;
Adopt-a-House of Lexington; .
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity;
Intramurals.
Allen Lloyd Morris
1711 Deepwood Drive, J effer­sonville,
Ind.; age, 29; gradua­tion,
May 1978. Legal activities
and honors: Dean's List. Pre-law
act1v1t1es and honors: A.B.,
University of Louisville, 1971;
A.A., Florida College, 1968;
Member, National Forensic
League; Member, Pi Sigma Alpha
(Political Science Honorary);
Commissioned, U.S. Naval
reserve, 1972; Graduate, U.S.
Supply Corps School.
Joseph F. Neary
208 W. Lee Street, Louisville,
Ky.; age, 29; graduation, May
1978. Legal activities and honors:
Winner of Moot Court First
Round Oral Argument; Member,
Vice-President, President of
Moot Court Board; Editor,
Newsletter; Member, ABA Client
Counseling Competition Team;
Member, Law Forum Board of
Directors. Pre-law activities and
honors: B.A., Western Kentucky
University, 1970; post-graduate
studies at University of
Louisville; Member, Faculty of
Department of History, Universi­ty
of Louisville; U.S. Army
(active and reserve).
Patricia Williams Owen
431 Highfield Road, Louisville,
Ky.; age, 36; graduation,
December 1977. Legal activities
and honors: Dean's List; Editor,
Journal of Law and Education;
Long Range Planning Committee;
Finalist, Moot Court Competi­tion;
Legal Internship, County
Attorney's Office; Co-Author,
Report for International
Women's Year on the Legal
Status of Women in Kentucky;
Participant, Trial Practice
Seminar with Franklin & King.
Pre-law activities and honors:
B.A., University of Louisville,
1962, M.A., 1972; Editor of col­lege
newspaper.
Theodore Michael Pappas
1106 South Third Street,
Louisville, Ky.; age, 27; gradua­tion,
May 1978. Legal activities
and honors: Book Award -
Decedent's Estates; Member,
ABA Client Couneling Competi­tion
Team; Law Clerk, Jefferson
County Consumer Protection
Department. Pre-law activities
and honors: A.B., Lafayette Col­lege,
1972.
Shirley Ellis Pettyjohn
6924 Norlynn Drive, Louisville,
Ky.; age, 42; g~aduation,
December 1977. Legal activities
and honors: Dean's List; Sigma
Delta Kappa Legal Fraternity;
Past President, Louisville Legal
Secretaries Association; Editor,
Kentucky Law-Hers Journal. Pre­law
activities and honors: B.S.C.,
University of Louisville, 1974;
Dean's List; Commissioner, Vice­Chairman
of Louisville and Jef­ferson
Co. Planning Commis­sion;
appointed to Governor's
Conference on Education, 1977;
Council of Women Presidents'
"1974 Woman of Achievement
Award."
Kenneth C. Plotnick
1443 St. James Court, Louisville,
Ky.; age, 27; graduation, May
1978. Legal activities and honors:
Member, Law Forum Board of
Directors; Dean's List; Member,
Brandeis Honor Society. Pre-law
activities and honors: B.A.,
University of Louisville, 1972,
cum laude.
T. David Price
817 River Dell Drive, Louisville,
Ky.; age, 26; graduation, May
1978. Pre-law actlVlttes and
honors: B.S., Western Kentucky
University, 1973; Assistant Con­troller,
Louisville Trust Bank,
Louisville, Ky. ·
Glenmary Avenue, Louis­ville,
Ky.; age, 24; graduation,
May 1978. Legal activities and
honors: Law Clerk, Kentucky
Dept. of Labor, Special Fund,
OSHA. Pre-law activities and
honors: B.G.S., University of
Kentucky, 1975; Member, Omi­cron
Delta Kappa; Societas Pro
Legibus (Pre-Law Honorary);
President, Datta Tau Delta
Fraternity.
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University of Louisville, School of Law, Senior Bulletin
Christopher P. Rivers
3045 Wentworth Avenue,
Louisville, Ky.; age, 31; gradua­tion,
May 1978. Legal activities
and honors: Photographer and
Managing Editor, Louisville Law
Examiner, 1976-1978; Member,
Law Student Division of ABA;
Law Clerk, U of L Office of
Legal Affairs, 1976-1978; Intern
for Public Defender, 1977-1978.
Pre-law activities and honors:
B.A., University of Louisville,
1968; Captain, U of L Swim
Team, 1968; Designer of year­book,
Thoroughbred, 1968;
Teacher, 1968-1969; U.S. Army,
1969-1970; Graduate Student,
Murray State University,
1971-1972; Photographer, Ky.
Dept. of Public Information,
1973-1975.
George Gregory Seelig
1514 South Third Street, no. 5,
Louisville, Ky.; age, 23; gradua­tion,
December 1977. Legal ac­tivities
and honors: Notes Editor,
Journal of Family Law1 Pub­lished
article, "The Implementation
of Subsidized Adoption Statutes:
A Preliminary Survey;" Teaching
Assistant, Legal Writing Pro­gram,
1977; Law Clerk Kaplan,
Rothschild, Aberson & Miller;
KTLA Trial Practice Seminar.
Pre-law activities and honors:
B.A., University of Louisville,
1975, cum laude; Editorial Writer
for college newspaper.
Elizabeth McClure Shipley
11700 Little Lane, Louisville,
Ky.; age, 55; graduation,
December 1977. Legal activities
and honors: Dean's List; Phi
Alpha Delta Legal Fraternity;
Volunteer in support of
Prisoners' Rights; Speaker on
Juvenile Law. Pre-law activities
and honors: B.A., Butler Univer­sity,
1972, cum laude; Pi Beta
Phi.
Henry G. Shugart
14538 Fifth Avenue, Fort Knox,
Ky.; age, 45; graduation, May
1978. Legal activities and honors:
Sigma Delta Kappa Legal Frater­nit
y , Mid-West Tru stee ;
Representative, Student Bar
Association. Pre-law activities
and honors: U.S. Army Finance
& Accounting Officer for 25
years; authorized Disbursing Of­ficerfor
U.S. Treasury.
Richard Howard Shuster
411 Royer Court, Apt. 411,
Louisville, Ky.; age, 23; gradua­tion,
May 1978. Legal activities
and honors: Law Clerk, Harris J.
Berman. Pre-law activities and
honors: B.S., Indiana University,
1975, cum laude; Indiana Univer­sity
Student Board; Volunteer In­come
Tax Assistant (VITA); Beta
Alpha Psi Accounting Honorary;
Alpha Epsilon Pi.
Nicholas F. Stein
39 Nassau Drive, New Albany,
Ind.; age, 27; graduation, May
1978. Legal activities and honors:
Law Clerk positions with William
Moyer, Attorney, and Jefferson
County Attorney's Office; Pro­secution
Internship with the Com­monwealth.
Pre-law activities and
honors: B.S., Ed., Indiana
University; U.S. Army Psychiatric
Technician, 3 years; Indiana High
School Athletic Association Ten­nis
Champion of the State of
Indiana, 1967.
Jan R. Waddell
1653 Hale Avenue, Louisville,
Ky.; age, 27; graduation, May
1978. Pre-law activities and
honors: B.A., Western Kentucky
University, 1974.
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David L. Williams
125 Baker Street, Burkesville,
Ky.; age, 24; graduation, De­cember
1977. Legal activities and
honors: President, Treasurer of
Moot Court Board; S.B.A. Rep­resentative.
Pre-law activities and
honors: B.G.S., University of
Kentucky, 1975; Lances Junior
Men's Honorary; Lamp & Cross
Senior Men's Honorary; National
Undergrad Chairman, Kappa
Alpha Order; Member, UK Stu­dent
Senate.
Larry V. Zettwoch
6301 Notto Court, Louisville,
Ky.; age, 29; graduation, De­cember
1977. Legal activities and
honors: Dean's List; Internship
Program with Commonwealth
Attorney. Pre-law activities and
honors: B.A., University of
Louisville, 1969, M.A.T., 1976;
Captain and Pilot, Kentucky Air
National Guard.
Terry Tyler
University of Louisville, School of Law, S~ Qi 9f'tJ!lll'rt.i1!
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Placentent Service
The Law School Placement Ser­vice
was organized in 1976 to
assist students in planning and
directing their careers upon
graduation and to aid alumni in
securing new or different types of
employment. We take pride in our
ability to assist employers as well
by providing a variety of services
designed to meet specific hiring
needs. We welcome the oppor­tunity
to discuss employment
needs and will be happy to
arrange any of the following ser­vices
for you.
On-campus interviewing offers
a convenient method of securing
your employment needs, whether
you seek a graduate for an
immediate opening, a third-year
student for future employment,
or a second- or first-year student
for a clerking position. This
method allows employers to meet
with several students in a few
hours and select those who
qualify for more extensive inter­views
at the home offices or head­quarters.
Such concentration of
interviews is more efficient than
sorting through numerous
resumes throughout the year.
On-campus interviews may be
scheduled at any time during the
year (excepting vacation or ex­amination
periods). As many
students make employment com­mitments
by early February,.most
employers have found that the
prime interviewing period is be­tween
mid-September and mid­December.
On-campus interviews should
be arranged with the Placement
Office no later than two weeks in
advance of the prospective inter­view
date. Our interview facilities
are available to you Monday
through Friday, from 8:30 a.m.
to 4:30 p.m. Interviews are usually
scheduled at 20 or 30 minute in­tervals,
depending on the
employer's preference.
We encourage the employer to
forward a firm resume and/or a
brief description of the re­quirements
sought in an applicant
so that students may consider
these qualifications before re­questing
an interview. While it is
our goal to provide the employer
a great opportunity to interview
those who meet its qualifications,
we actively discourage employers
from restricting interviews on the
basis of academic standing. Strict
admissions policies and high
academic standards are a strong
recommendation for any Univer­sity
of Louisville law student.
For those employers who are
unable to interview on campus,
the Placement Office will be
happy to post notice of the
available position on our bulletin
board and to place your firm
resume on file. Students can then
call or send their resumes directly
to you, or if you prefer, we can
collect and forward the resumes
of interested and qualified
applicants.
As a service to both our
students and the legal commu­nity,
the Placement Office
operates a job-listing service for
current clerking and full-time
positions available in Louisville
and the greater Kentuckiana area.
Each listing describes the duties to
be performed, the number of
hours required each week, the
qualifications for employment
To the Law School Community:
Again it is our privilege to publish the Senior Bulletin, in which
we briefly describe the achievements of our senior class. The mem­bers
of the present class are not only the brightest that we have ever
known, but are also the best trained. In recent years, the law school
has increased the amount of skills training, as well as instruction in
the theory of law which a student acquired during his three years
professional education. The result is that our graduating seniors are
better than they have ever'{Jeen. We hope you will give serious con­sideration
to the outstanding credentials of these young men and
women-To the extent that they may become associated with you in
the practice of law;-we know that you both will profit in the years
that lie ahead .
and the hourly rate of pay (or an­nual
salary). These listings are
posted on the Placement bulletin
board, located in the main lobby
of the law school for student access
and convenience, and are updated
regularly to assure efficiency in
the hiring process. If your firm or
agency is in need of legal
assistance, please do not hesitate
to contact us.
The placement newsletter,
"Going Places," is published on
a monthly, no-charge basis for
distribution to alumni and pro­vides
current information on
available legal posltwns, the
qualifications desired, the area of
practice, and the procedure for
application. Alumni and
employers alike have found our
newsletter to be particularly
useful in meeting their immediate
needs, as it coordinates their
efforts in an ordinarily time­consuming
process. Any alumni
who would like to receive our
newsletter should contact us for
placement on our mailing list.
As a special feature, the Place-ment
Office conducts a Career
Night program each fall, where
students may meet and discuss
career options with represen­tatives
from law and. law-related
fields.
In addition to the above ser­vices,
the Placement Office also
operates an informal counseling
service for all interested students.
The service is designed to aid in
preparing resumes and interviews,
and operates a permanent filing
service for student resumes and
letters of recommendation.
The Placement Office of the
University of Louisville, working
closely with the Faculty Commit­tee
and the SBA, hopes to publish
a pamphlet on our placement ser­vices
in the near future for mail­ing
to law schools and prospective
regional employers. We are con­stantly
working together to
upgrade the quality and efficiency
of our placement services at the
University of Louisville School of
Law. We strongly encourage any
comments and suggestions for im­provement.