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The Wayne Advocate

Vol. I-No.3 Wayne State University Law School

The Wayne Advocate is an official student publication of Wayne

State U nive'rsity's Law School, published with the co-operation of the

Student Board of Governors, and distributed to the student body,

faculty and law alumni .

STAFF ALBERT L , HOLTZ Senior Editor CLIFFORD WEISBERG ____________________________________ Senior Editor JUDITH LEEMON __________ ______ ____ ______ ____________ Business Manager HENRY PRAGER __________ ________________ ________________ Associate Editor

-JACOB PRUIKSMA ____ ____ ____________________ ________ Associate Editor PAULETTE LEBOST ____________________________________ Associate Editor JEFFREY FAINTUCK __________________ . ____ _______________ Junior Editor JEFFREY CHASE ______________ __ __ __ ___________________ Freshman Editor

ARNOLD WEINTRAUB __________________ ____ Commencement Ads DENNIS HAYES ________________________________________________________ Columnist

LAWRENCE KATKOWSKY ____ __ ______ Board Representative BETTY PRUZINSKY _______________________________________________ Secretary

DEAN JOHN E. GLAVIN, JUNE H. PLIHAL _______________________________________________ Advisers

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The Dean

Reflects

On The School . . . In 1927 we organized the law school as a self-sup

porting activity managed by lawyers and judges, and occupying minimal quarters in Old Main. During the moves to High School of Commerce, back to the house at 5063 Cass, and to the larger quarters at 5229 Cass, we improvised offices, classrooms, moot court room and library facilities. Despite the handicaps resulting from the lack of facilities, we have abundant evidence from the success of our graduates that the educational experience was a good one. Some of the handicaps may have been advantages, since class size for most of those years was limited by the size of the rooms available.

N ow that we occupy buildings especially designed for the educational functions that we are trying to perform, we can expect further improvement in the quality of the program. .

In these years we also changed from predominantly part-time students and faculty to predominantly fulltime students and faculty; we doubled and redoubled our library resources; we developed an excellent mootcourt program, and a law review of high quality.

The future for Wayne Law School is bright. The ~tudent body soon will reach one thousand, and a faculty of thirty or more is expected. Seminars in many specialized areas will then be feasible, and scholarship and research will be possible by reason of reduced teaching loads. Distinguished visiting professors (one from Australia will be here in 1968), outstanding speakers for lecture series; and the emphasis on law as a social science concerned with the problems of an urban society, such as poverty, crimes of violence, and discrimination, should encourage the students to consider law as a medium for public service and a profession dedicated to upholding the ideals of a government by law.

On His Career . . . I have mixed emotions as I near the end of my re

sponsibilities as Dean of this law school. During many years as part of the central administration of the University, I continued my teaching of a first-year class. Having convinced many extremely busy judges and lawyers that teaching the future lawyers was the best way to develop an intensive knowledge of some field of law, and to keep one's mind young and alert through the discussions in the classroom, it was embarrassing not to follow my own precepts. But since the course I taught required meeting the class at least three times a week, and Lansing trips and other meetings made it impossible for me to do so, I finally, in fairness to the students, had to forego the privilege of teaching. The intervening years, when a combination of factors made the resumption of teaching impractical, have not diminished my earnest desire to return to the clas'sroom; still it takes considerable temerity to return to teaching after such a long absence.

I have come to know many students in the last three years, but they were the students in leadership roles or in academic or financial difficulty. A first-year class offers a completely different experience, for I am convinced that the attitudes toward law and society developed in that year have a continued and pervasive influence throughout the professional career. To share in this development is a privilege, a privilege which I hope to justify.

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A Senior Recalls Days In Old School LAW SCHOOL

Remember? The old Law School Building at 5229 Cass is still standing, but is now Wayne's Center for Urban Study. The new building (opposite page) is quite a change from old.

By AL HOLTZ Senior Editor, Wayne Advocate

The sign on the old stone building at 5229 Cass r eads "Center For Urban Study."

It used to read 'Wayne Sta te University Law SchooL"

The building hasn't changed much since the Law School moved to its new home last year . It hasn't even changed since you first walked in-that Septem ber, in 1964. They've closed some rooms, taken out some seats, done some painting and moved in some new desks. But the building looks the same. When you walk up the wide, time-worn cement steps, you still notice the huge cracks. And when you open the heavy, rustcolored door, it still squeaks.

As you enter, you look at the large, oddly-shaped room and you expect to see Mrs. Hall, voice soft and smiling. Then you remember she's over at the new building - the law center - sparkling, modern, carpeted.

YOU REMEMBER that first day in 1964. You had just received your bacheIOl"S degree. The year before you were confident. You knew half the administrators at the school. You were a senior.

That first day in September you were a freshman again . And you were scared. Your boisterous voice was a murmur that day as you said "Yes, please" to

the soft-voiced, smiling, silver-haired lady. But you didn't see the smile on her face. Every person was new-someone to be afraid of.

And now as you walk past the old Records Office, and you realize that she must have been smiling that day, you see the wooden stairs you walked hundreds of times-to class- and the Dean's Office.

YOU WERE AFRAID of the Dean, then. The tall distinguish ed man with the shock of gray hair. Gray, common at the Law School these days-always reminding you of the years of serviceyears that gave you that modern, twobuilding structure to study in during your last year. You're not afraid of the Dean anymore-not after you've seen his involvement in the School-a man's life.

You walk down the stairs and you remember the student lounge; the old, deep lounge chairs, fill ed with lunch bags and students. L aw students-some eating, some playing what seemed like an endless game of bridge. Now, the chairs are gone - as a re the students. The endless bridge game continuesin the new law complex - and the paper bags now clutter the new, modern student lounge.

* * THEN YOU SEE Room 11 . The class

room with the drinking fount a in that almost never worked. You took your

final exam in Freshman Procedure in there one muggy Friday night. You won't forget the outdoor record hop the undergraduates held ri ght outside those windows that summer night in 1965.

And you won't forget the redhaired kid that sat next to you in Room 11 half of your junior year; the kid with the good grades who left school. The kid who is now in Great Lakes Naval hospital with shrapnel wounds in his left arm.

You look out at what used to be the faculty parking lot and remember the day the law student and the law professor raced for the only space leftand the guilty, cowering look on the student's face when he realized whom h e'd beaten.

YOU WALK INTO the old law library where there never were enough ash trays, so the students threw c igaret butts on the floor or burned the edges of the study tables. And you think of the new library where there aren't any and the students still throw butts on the floor and burn table edges .

You start your walk back to the new school, but you're still thinking of the old. You remember when some of your classma tes started the Free L egal Aid Clinic - the student organization that Wayne would sanction, but not support monetarily because it was too risky. You r emember the guyS who rented

And Marvels at the

Changes

that dilapidated office on Grand Blvd., and you remember the Saturday they spent painting the walls and scrubbing the floors .

You chuckle a little because you recently have heard that the University has decided to support the clinic. It must not be risky anymore.

You think of what must be the most active student body in the School's history; the dances, coffee hours, speaker's luncheons, a student placement committee, a newspaper, an improved yearbook. You know of the hours expended; the workers unrewarded, but the product rewarding.

You're almost back at the building that's been your home for the last year and you're thinking of those who are the life blood of the Law School-the faculty. You think of the old, and, the new. The professor who came to the new building, the one who went elsewhere. The professor you loved, the professor you hated.

You don't hate anymore. Each was an individua l. Each had his way. Each contributed his part to your school, your life.

As you walk into the new law library, you realize you only have a few weeks left . On June 20, you'll be sitting in Cobo Hall and your family will be there watching you, proud. You'll w alk up and get that piece of paper you've worked for . They call it a J.D. now. Then you'll be a freshman again-a freshman in the world.

NEW HOME - For the first time in 40 years, Wayne's Law School has permanent quarters. The 2.5 million structure features five lecture halls, a 250,000 volume law library, seminar and conference rooms, a student and a faculty lounge and large study areas.

LECTURE HALL A - Typical of the five rooms which are almost always filled.

Law Alumni Day, 1967

Dean, Class of '42,

Honored at

Luncheon

By AL HOLTZ

Retiring Dean Arthur Neef was honored twice by Wayne's law Alumni at a luncheon held on Law Alumni day, April 22, at the McGregor Memorial Confer ence Center.

John E. S. Scott, vice president of the Law Alumni Association, presented a distinguished service award, especially created for the Dean.

SCOTT SAID, "In recognition of 40 years of service not only to the Law School, but as master planner of the University, we add today's honor to several other honors the Dean has r eceived during his years of devotion to Wayne."

Tom Hewlett, vice president of O'Dell, Hewlett and Luckenbach, the architectural firm that designed the Law school, presented the Dean with a color photographic brochure of the school.

* * * WHEN ACCEPTING th e awards Dean Neef said, ' ''Although brick and morter don't make a law school, it sure helps. We not only recognize the beauty of the building, but its functional qualities.

"But all of us know that the students really make up the Law School.

DEAN NEEF receives the Award.

Years ago, I used to look at the students and couldn't point out the ones who would a chi e v e success. Each generation of students has been different. And today, as in each generation past, ther e's a new attitude. There's a sense of dedication - a feeling of responsibility - that to me, wasn't present in prior generations. So I'm going back to develop that personal contact with the students that I never was able to have as an administrator."

Also during the luncheon, Donald E. Shely, president of the Association, told of the progress achieved by the organization during the y ear .

"This has been a most significant year for the Association and the Law School," Shely said. "This y ear, we received a report from a committee which was established to review the activities and conduct of the A ssociation, and as a result, lhere will be some changes."

Shely said that his group plans to publish a law alumni directory, reinstate next year the practice of giving distinguished alumni awards, set up a permanent library committee and attempt to increase financial aid

to the Law School. "We also have estatlished a place

ment committee to work with the Student Placement Committee in attempting to secure jobs for the School's grad ua ting seniors," Shely said.

At the luncheon, members of the School' s graduating class of 1942 w ere g iven a certificate in honor of 25 years of service to the legal profession .

Also, four law alumni were elected to member ship on the Association's Board of Governors. They a re : Floyd W estcott, Charles Fonville, Robert Pisurski and John Scott.

The program, which began with a coffee hour, also featured a pane l discussion on "The Need For Probate Reform in Michigan. Member s of the p ane l were Richard V. Wellman, professor of law at the University of Michigan; Frank L. McAvinchey, Gen esee County Probate Judge ; Stewart E. McFadden, vice president and trust officer of the National Bank of Detroit; and Darryl M. Coon, of Dean, Coon and Westphal.

Visi ting alumni also viewed a film entitled · "Anatomy of a Bankruptcy," and were given a tour of the n ew law center.

DONALD E. SHELY (Right), president of the Law Alumni

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DEAN'S AWARD-The award especially created for the Dean which was presented at the Law Day Luncheon.

Association, calls John E. S. Scott, vice president, to make the presentation.

EUGENE DRIKER (left), program chairman for Law Alumni Day and part time instructor at the Law School with the Dean after presentation of the Award. '

ROBERT E. CH ILDS

Professor of Law. B.S. with distinction 1936; J. D. 1939, Northwestern University; LL.M. 1947, Univer sity of Michigan; Admitted: Indiana, 1939, Michigan 1950. Private practice 1939-44, U.S. Navy 1944-46. P art-time Assistant, School of Commerce, Northwestern University 1939-40; Lecturer in Business Law, Valparaiso University 1940-41. Joined faculty 1945.

FREDERICA B. KOLLER

Assistant Professor of Law. AB. with honors, 1961, iEryn Mawr ColI e g e ; LL.B. cum laude, 1964, University of Pennsylvania, Law Review Editor; LL.M. 1966, Yale University. Admitted to practice, Pennsylvania, 1964. Joined faculty 1966.

DONALD H. GORDON

Professor of Law. AB. 1946, Princeton University; LL.B. 1948, LL.M. 1957 Harvard University. Admitted to practice, Massachusetts, 1949; Michigan, 1958. Pract. in Boston, Mass., 1949-56. Joined faculty 1957. On leave 1966-67.

ARTHUR J. LOMBARD Associate Professor of Law. iE .S . magna cum laude, 1961, Columbia University; LLB. 1964, Harvard University; Law clerk to Chief Judge J. Lumbard, U. S. Court of Appeals, Second Circuit, 1964-65; Teaching Fellow Harvard Law School, · 1965-66, Instructor, American Association of Law Schools' Orientation Program in American Law, Princeton University 1966. Admitted to practice, New York, 1964. Joined faculty 1966.

FR IEDRICH K. JUENGER

Associate Professor of Law. Referendarexamen 1955, \Frankfort, Germany; LL.B. 1960; Columbia University, Law Rev i e w; M.C.L. 1958 University of Michigan; Private practice, 1960-66, New York. Joined faculty 1966.

HAROLD S. MARCHANT

Professor of Law. B.A 1924, Harvard College; LL.B . 1941, Wayne University. Admitted: Michigan, 1941. Atty. O.P.A 1942-43; General Legal Staff, Chrysler Corp., Detroit, 1943-48. Assoc. Prof., Detroit College of Law, 1948-49; Prof. 1949-54. Joined faculty 1954.

CHARLES W. QU ICK Professor of Law. A.B. 1935, Talladega College ; LL.B. 1938, Harvard; LL.M. 1956, New York University ; Kenneson Research F ellow, 1955-56. Admitted: Ohio, 1939; U.S . Supreme Court, 1944. Faculty, North Carolina Law School, 1940-41; How a r d University Law School, 1948-57; Sr. Research Fellow, University of Chicago Law School, 1957-58; Fulbright Lecturer, 1963-64, Visiting Prof. University College, Tanganyika. Joined faculty in 1958.

ALAN S. SCHENK

Assistant Professor of Law. B.S. with honors, 1961 , LL.B. 1965, University of Illinois; LL.M. 1966, New York University; Certified Public Accountant; Admitted to practice, Ilinois, 1965. Joined faculty 1966.

PETER E. QU INT

Assistant Professor of Law. AB. 1961, LL.B. 1964, Harvard University; Diploma in Law, 1965, Wad ham College, Oxford. Admitted to practice, Michigan, 1965. Joined faculty 1965.

STEPHEN H. SCHULMAN

Associate Professor of Law. B.S. 1Wi3, New York University; LL.B. 1956, Columbia University; LL.M. 1966, ]\Jew York University; Harlan Fisk Stone Scholar; Admitted to practice, New York, 1956; U.S. Army, 1958-61; Senior Attorney, New York State Attorney General's Office. Joined faculty 1966.

VINCENT J. RINELLA, JR.

Assistant Professor of Law. AB 1963, Brown University, Phi Beta K appa; LL.B. 1966, Yale University. Joined faculty 1966.

SAMUEL I. SH UMAN Professor of Law. AB. 1947, AM. 1948, Ph.D. 1951, University of Pennsylvania; J .D. 1954, University of M i chi g a n; S.J.D. 1959, Harvard University. Admitted to practice, Michigan, 1954. Faculty, University of Pennsylvania, 1948-50; Temple University, 1949. Author, Broadcasting and Telecasting of Judicial and Legislative Proceedings; Legal Positivism . American Editor, Archives For Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy. Joined faculty 1954.

BOAZ SIEGEL

Professor of Law. A.B. in Education, 1935, M.A. History, Psychology, 1940, LL.B. 1941, Wayne State University. Admitted to practice, 1941. Arbitrator, American Arbitration Association. National Advisory Council on Employee Welfare and Pension and Benefit Plans 1962-1965; Governor's Special Commis~ sion on Workmen's Compensation Law, 1964-65. Author of "Proving Your Arhitration Case." Joined faculty 1941.

Part-Time Faculty GERALD ALVIN, M.B.A., J.D. EDWARD H. COOPER, AB., L.L.B. EUGENE DRIKER, AB., J.D., LL.M. PAUL FRANSETH, A.B., J.D. HON. HORACE W. GILMORE,

AB., LL.B. FREDERICK C. HAILER, LL.B. GEORGE HOGG, JR., B.S.E., LL.B. WOLFGANG HOPPE, B.A, LL.B. JOSEPH H. JACKIER, AB., J.D. ELLIOT D. LUBY, B.S., M.D. ALLAN B. SCHMIER, B.A, LL.B. HON. THEODORE SOURIS,

AB., LL.B., J.D. PAUL H. TOWNSEND, JR.; B.A., LL.B. C. ROBERT W ARTELL, AB., J.D. FRANK W. WISEMAN, AB., LL.B.,

J.S.D.

ANTHONY M. VERNAVA

Associate Professor of Law. B.S. 1959, Georgetown; LL.B. 1962, Harvard University; LL.M. 1965, New York University. Admitted : New York, 1962. Michigan 1965. Pract ice in New York 1962-65. Joined faculty 1965.

Legal Research AND

Writing Instructors,

1966 -1967 IRWIN M. ALTERMAN, AB., LL.B. GARRY G. CARLEY, LL.B. RICHARD A COGAN, AB., J.D. DAVID C. DETHMERS, AB., LL.B. DAVID E. EASON, AB., J.D. CHARLES GOTTLIEB, B.B.A, J.D. LAWRENCE E. GURSTEN, LL.B. BYRON H. HIGGINS, M.A, LL.B. D. MICHAEL KRATCHMAN, AB., J.D.

AB., J.D. JAMES T. LAFFERTY, B.A, LL.B. MICHAEL B. LEWISTON, AB., J.D. FRED MORGANROTH, AB., J.D.

EDWARD M. WISE

Associate Professor of Law. RA. 1956, University of Chicago ; LL.B. 1959, Cornell; LL.M. 1960, New York University. Admitted: New York, 1960. U.S. Arm y 1960-63. Research Associate, Comparative Criminal Law Project, New York University, 1963-64; Research Fellow, Inst. of Judicial Administration, 1964-65; Instructor, New York University, 1965. Editor: International Criminal Law (with G.O.W. Mueller), 1965. Joined faculty 1965.

JOHN R. MURPHY, B.A., LL.B. ALLAN NACHMAN, B.A, LL.B. CECIL G. RAITT, AB., J.D. KENNETH L. RANCILlO, AD., J.D. CHARLES E. RANDAU, B.5'., J.D. JOHN M. RICKEL, B.A, LL.B. KAY D. SCHLOFF, Ph.B., LL.B. MORTON E. SCHNEIDER, LL.B. LAWRENCE K. SNID'ER, B.A, LL.B. SANFORD L. STEINER, AB., LL.B. WILFRED A STEINER, JR.; B.A, LL.B. TIMOTHY F. STOCK, Ph.B., LL.B. LAWRENCE R. TERNAN, B.B.A, J.D. MICHAEL T. TIMMIS, AB., J.D. ROB'ERT J. TOMLINSON, B.A., LL.B. IRVING L. TUKEL, AB., LL.B. FRANK B. VECCHIO, Ph.B., J.D. DOUGLAS H. WEST, B.A, J.D. SHELDON P. WINKELMAN, AB., LL.B.

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Graduating Class

1967

PAUL RICHARD ADAMS

Hamtramck. Mich .. Single; B.A, Wayne State University.

Activities: Chicago Tribune Silver Medal.

Work experience : Draftsman; Payroll Clerk.

WILLIAM FRED ALLEN, JR.

Kalamazoo, Mich.; Married; B.A., Duke University.

RICHARD A. ALAT ALO

Single; B.S., Wayne State University. Activities: Delta Theta Phi, National Legal Fraternity.

Work experience: Background in advertising production and newspapers .

JOHN 'E. BALDWIN

Single; B.A, University of Michigan.

Activities: President, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity; Delta Theta Phi Fraternity.

Work experience: Law Clerk.

THOMAS GEORGE ALLEN

Detroit, Michigan; Married; B.S. Chemical Engineering, University of Michigan.

Work experj.ence: Chemical Engineer; Product and Process Development.

MICHAEL BALDWIN

Detroit, Mich.; Married; B.A., University of Michigan.

Activities: ·Ford Scholarship; Student member Archaeological Institute of America; Lederle Scholarship.

THADDEUS CHESTER BARECKI

Grand Rapids, Mich.; Single; AB., University of Michigan.


ROGER CLAUDE BAUER

Alpena, Mich.; Married; B.A, Michigan State University; AA, Alpena Community College.

Activities: Dean's list; Editor, Junior College Newspaper; Moot Court Competition, Freshman and Junior Year; Member, Free Legal Aid Clinic 1965-66.

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ELLIOTT H. BARON

Detroit, Mich.; Married; B.S., Wayne State University.

CARL L. BEKOFSKE

Grand Blanc, Mich.; Married; B.A, Kalamazoo College. Activities: Studied at Friedrich Wilhelms Universitat, Bonn, Germany 1961; Track; President of Social Fraternity; Treasurer, Student Government; Free Legal Aid Clinic; Law Students Civil Rights Research Council; Cochairman, Law Students' Winter Dance 1965; AC.L.U. Work experience: Law clerk.

WILLIAM PAUL BATTISTE, JR.

Boyne City, Mich.; Married; B.A, Michigan State University.

Activities: Delta Theta Phi, Law Fraternity.

Work experience: Law clerk.

MARVIN L. BERRIS

Detroit, Mich.; Married; B. A, Wayne State University.

Activities: B'nai B'rith Hillel at Wayne State University; Member, Moot Court Board 1965-66, 1966-67; Member, Tau Epsilon Rho; Member, Young Democrats.


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DAVID ALAN BERTUCCI

Negaunee, Mich.; Single; A.B., Northern Michigan University.

Activities: Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity.

Work Experience: Law clerk.

NORMAN L. BLOCK

Single; B.A., University of Michigan.

Activities: Moot Court Board; Editorial Board of Moot Court; GraduateProfessional Scholarships for years 1965-66 and 1966-67.


ROBERT CHARLES BISHOP

Lansing, Mich .; Single; B.A., Michigan State University.

Work Experience: Claims Adjuster, Michigan State Accident Fund.

GARY MICHAEL BLOOM

Detroit, Mich.; Married ; A.B., Wayne State University. Activities: Phi Sigma Alpha, National Honorary Political Science Fraternity ; Vice-Chancellor, Moot Court Board; Best Brief, Junior Moot Court Competition; Delta Theta Phi, Law Fraternity; American Law Student Association; Graduate Professional Scholarship; Marx Trust Fund Scholarship. Work experience: Law clerk.

BENJAMIN F. BLAKE

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Married; B.B.B., University of ·Detroit. Activities: Member, Student Board of Governors; Member, Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity. Work experience: Budget Analyst, United States Air Force ; Contracting Officer, Department of Defense; Contract Administrator, Conductron Corporation.

BERNARD DAVID BOGDON

Detroit, Mich.; Married; B.S.E., University of Michigan.

Work experience: Purchasing Buyer, Burroughs Corp.; Development Engineer, Chrysler .corporation; Design Engineer, Chrysler Corporation.

GARRY IRWIN BORIN

Oak Park, Mich.; Married.

Activities: Book Award-Equity.


HAROLD JAMES BOYES

Detroit, Mich.; Single; B.S., Accounting, Wayne State University.

Activities: Tau Epsilon Phi, Social Fraternity; Student Board of Governors; American Law Student Association.

Work experience: Public Accounting (4 years).

RICHARD L. BOS

Kalamazoo, Mich.; Single; B.A., Western Michigan University.

Activities: Vice Justice, Phi Alpha Delta, Law Fraternity.


WAYNE ANTHONY BUDD

Springfield, Mass.; Married; A.B. Economics.

Activities: American Law Student Association.

Work experience: Background in Industrial Relations.

ARL YN JEROME BOSSENBROEK

Grand Rapids, Mich.; Married; A.B., Calvin College.

Activities: Free Legal Aid .clinic; Delta Theta Phi, Law Fraternity.


LAURENCE CHARLES BURGESS

D etroit, Mich.; Married; B.A. Wayne State University.

Activities: President-Free Legal Aid Clinic ' Law Students Civil Rights Research Council; Lawyer's Cooperative Book Award - Domestic Relations ; Graduate Scholarship - 3 years.


JACK SCOTT COUZENS II

Orchard Lake, Mich.; Single; B.A University of Michigan.

Activ ities: Intramural Sports.

Work experience: Salesman - Northwestern Mutual.

CLARK SHERMAN DAVIS

Pontiac, Mich.; Single; B.A Oakla nd Univer sity, Michigan State University. Activities : Traveling Varsity Debate Team, Michigan S tat e University; Scholar of the Class Citation; Summer Circle Players; American Marketing Associa tion; Marshall, Phi Alpha Delta; Chairman, Wayne Chapter of AIESEC.


JOHN L. COWLIN

Crystal Lake, Illinois; B .A University of Michigan.

Activities: Kappa Sigma Fraternity; Delta Theta Phi ·Fraternity; J u n i 0 I'

Member Illinois State Bar Association.

Work experience: L egal Clerk - U.S. Army; Law Clerk.

PETER H. DELOOF

Grand Rapids, Mich.; Married; AB. Calvin College.

Activities: Treasurer, Political Science Club; Young Republicans Club; Free Legal Aid Clinic; Supervisor. Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity.


DAVID ALLAN CUTTNER

White Plains, N. Y.; Married; B.S. Michigan State University.

Activities : Corps Commander-R.O.T.C. Drum's Bugle Corps; Vice-president, Phi Sigma Delta Fraternity.

THOMAS JOHN DEMETRIOU

Saginaw, Mich.; Single; B.A University of Michigan.

Activities: Alpha Tau Omega Social Fraternity; Sigma Delta Chi, National Journalism; Delta Theta Phi.

Work experience : Law clerk.

~iICHAEL DAVID DENNIS

Flint, Mich.; Married; B.A. Way n e State University.


Work experience: Claims Adjuster.

RICHARD COLES FOLTA

Juneau, Alaska; Married; B.S. Stanford University, University of Alaska.

Activities : Scabbard and Blade, American Socie ty of Civil Engineers.

Work experience: Claims Engineer.

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PHILIP LONGFELLOW DULMAGE

Grosse Pointe, Mich.; Single; B .A Kalamazoo College.

Activities: Phi Lambulu Society; Young Republicans; Phi Alpha Del t a Law Fraterni ty, Vice-justice; ·FLAC.

RAYMOND JOSEPH FORESMAN, JR.

Oak Park, Mich.; Married; B.A University of Michigan.

Activities: Sports Director, Program Director of University Campus Broadcasting Network; Moot Court Board; Jr. Moot Court Competition; Marks Scholarships 1966-1967.

Work experience: Case Examiner .

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GEORGE CLIFTON EDWARDS

Detroit, Mich .; Married; B .A Southern Methodist University. Activities: Vice - President Freshman Class; President Sophomore C I ass; President Inter-Fraternity Co u n c i I; Vars ity Baseball; Pres. Student Board of Governors; Moot Court Board; Wayne State National Moot Court team, Runner-up; Winner Oral Advocate Award; Delta Theta Phi; Free Legal Clinic.

WILLIAM HERRMAN FREIDINGER

Saginaw, Mich.; Single; B .A Northwestern University.

Activities: Young Republicans; Chi Phi Fraternity; Free Legal Aid Clinic.

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CHARLES HAROLD GABE

Royal Oak, Mich.; Married; B.A Michigan State University.

Activities: Publicity Chairman J-Hop, Publicity Chairman Water Carnival.

Work experience: Teacher and Coach.

ASTRID ELIZABETH GETTlER

B.A Cornell University.

Activities: Student Board of Governors 1965-1966; Silver Key Award 1966; American Law Student Association Chairman; Wayn e Advocate; Ameri~ can JUl'. Award; Scholarship Award 1965- 1966 and 1966-1967.

Work experience: Managing Editor.

FRANK STEPHEN GALGAN

Dearborn, Mich.; Marri ed; B.A Unive rsity of Michigan .

Activities: Dean's List; Law Review Note and Comment Editor; Delta Theta Phi Lega l Fraternity.

Work experience: Inspector.

JOHN JAMES GRECH

Detroit, Mich.; Single; B .A Michigan State University.

Activities: Delta Tau Delta Fraternity; Delta The ta Phi.

Work experience: Law Clerk, Claims Adjuster.

DAVID G. GEE

Livonia, Mich.; Married ; B .B .A University of Detroit.

Activities: Tribute; Delta Theta Phi Fraternity.

Work ex p e r i e n c e: Manufacturers Agent.

ARTHUR BRIAN GREENSTONE

Detroit, Mich. ; Married; Olivet Col lege.

Activities: President, Olivet College; Student Governor ; All L eague Pitcher.

Work experience : Law Clerk.

RICHARD DENNIS GROW

Grosse Pointe , Mich.; Married; B.A Michigan State University.

Activities: Sigma Alpha Epsilon Social F rat e rn i t y; Inter-Fraternity Council Representative; National Leader ship School - Intra-mural Sports Activities.


JOHN D. HASTY, JR.

Prudenville, Mich.; Mar r i e d; AB. Western Michigan Univers ity.

Activities: Won American Jurisprudence Prize in Corporation 1966.

Work experience: Clairr:s Adjuster; Law Clerk.

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DONALD CHRISTIAN HARMS

Detroit, Mich.; Married; B.A Universi ty of Michigan .

Activities: Am. Jur. Book A w ar d ; Commercial Transactions, Law School Board of Governors; Delta Theta Phi Legal Fraterni ty.

Work experience: Claims adjuster.

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MARK ROBERT HAUSER

Southfield, Mich.; Married; B.A University of Michigan.

Activities: Wayn e Law Review; Moot Court Board ; Junior Moo t Court Semi-finalist; William Traitel Scholarship; Graduate and Professional Scholarship.

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ROBERT SHELDON HARRISON

Detroit, Mich.; Married.

Work experience: Salesman.

DENNIS MICHAEL HAYES

Gaylord, Mich.; B.A St. Ambrose Col lege.

ROBERT M. HETCHLER

Dearborn Heights, Mich.; Mar r i e d; A.B. University of Michigan.

Activities: Moot Court Bd.; Nat'! Moot Court Team; Free Legal Aid Clinic; Law Students Civil Rights Research Council.


ALBERT LAWRENCE HOLTZ Detroit, Mich.; Single; B.A., WSU. Activities: Editor, WSU Daily Collegian; Pres., Sigma Delta Chi, Professional J ournalistic Society; Omicron Delta Kappa, Nat ion a 1 Leadership Frat.; Pub. Comm. Student - Faculty Council; Master of Rolls, Tau Epsilon Rho, Legal Fraternity; Senior Editor, Wayne Advocate; Student Board of Governors. Work experience : Reporter, News Desk Editor, Detroit Free Press.

THOMAS RICHARD HEXT

Alma, Mich.; Married; B.A. Michigan State University.

Activities: Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity ; Bronze Key.

Work experience: Claims Adjuster; Law Clerk.

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Kalamazoo, Mich.; Mar r i e d; B.A. Michigan State University.

Activities: Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity; Intramural Sports, Free Legal Aid Clinic.


LEONARD MARTIN HOFFIUS

Grand Rapids, Mich.; Married; BB.A. Western Michigan University.

Activities: Treasurer, American Marketing Association; · Nat ion a I Moot Court Team ; Moot Court Board; Student Board of Governors; Delta Theta Phi-Tribune.


DARREL DUANE JACOBS

Fairgrove, Mich.; Married ; B.A. Central Michigan University.


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ROYDEN EDWIN JONES, JR.

Detroit, Mich.; Single; University of Michigan; Wayne State University.

Activities: Student Government; Social Fraternity at University of Michigan; Debate Team; Swirr.ming Team; Graduate and Professional Scholarship-I year.


DAVID ALLAN KAPLAN

Detroit, Mich.; Married; B.A. Michigan State University.

Activities: Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity; Honors College; Honor Fraternities, Beta Gamma Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi; Law Review; Graduate Professional Scholarship; T r a i tel Scholarship; Lawyers Co-op Book Award; Bronze Scholarship Key.


MILES SCOTT KAHLE

Chicago, Ill. ; Married; B.A. Hillsdale College.

Activities: Moot Court-Junior year.

Work experience: Auditor.

LAWRENCE SANFORD KATKOWSKY

Oak P ark , Mich.; Married; B.A. Wayne State University.

Activities: Kappa Nu Social Fraternity; Moot Court Board - Editorial Board; Co-winner Junior Moot Court Competition, Co-winner best b r i e f; National Moot Court Team; Tau Epsilon Rho Law Fraternity; Wayne Advocate; Student Board of Governors.


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THOMAS KENNETH KAHN

Grosse Pointe, Mich.; Married; B.A. John Carroll University, University of Michigan.

Activities: Psi Upsilon Fraternity.


COLEMAN EUGENE KLEIN

Detroit, Mich.; Married; B.S. Wayne State University.

Work experience: Certified Public Accountant; Internal Revenue Agent.

FRANKLIN G. KOORY

Detroit, Mich.; B.A. Dartmouth and Michigan State University.

Activities: Phi Alpha Theta (HistoryHonorary) - Phi Kappa Tau Social Fraternity ; Stu den t Government; American Law Student Association.

CONRAD STANLEY KULATZ

Wilkes-Barre, Pa.; B.S. Wayne State University.

Activities: Mackenzie Union; Alpha Kappa Psi Professional Business Fraternity; Phi Alpha Delta.


JOE T. KORCHNAK

Windsor, Ontario; Married; B.S. University of Detroit.

Activities: Dean's List.

Work experience: Staff Accountant Tax Department Staff.

PAULETTE M. LEBOST

Detroit, Mich.; Single; B.A. Wayne State University.

Activities : Free Legal Aid Clinic; Phi Delta Delta, Worr..en's Legal Fraternity; Wayne Advocate.


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RUSSELL A. KREIS

Warren, Mich.; Married; B.A. Western Michigan University.

Activities: Sigma Phi Epsilon Social Fraternity; Inter-Fraternity Council; Men's Union Boa r d, Greek Week Chairman; Hockey; Intramural Athletic Council; Moot Court Clerk; Marx Scholarship.

DON PHILIP LE DUC

Lapeer, Mich.; Married; B.A. Kalamazoo College.

Activities: Burton Scholarship; Traitel Scholarship; Law Review Note and Comment Editor.

Work experience: Summer Intern, Michigan Attorney General's Office.

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KURT FREDERICK LETZRING

South Lyon, Mich.; Married; B.A. Kalamazoo College.

GERALD MARTIN LORENCE

Detroit, Mich.; Married; B.A. Eastern Michigan University; M.Ed. Wayne State University.

Work experience: Detroit High School Department Chairman and Way n e State University College of Education Instructor.

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JOHN STEPHEN LEVY

Detroit, Mich.; Married; B.A. University of Michigan.


LAURENCE MARTIN LUKE

Farmington, Mich.; Mar r i e d; B.A. Michigan State University.

Activities: Moot Court Board; Free Legal Aid Clinic; Chairman, Editorial Committee of the Moot Court Board. Work experience: Law Clerk.

SUSAN MARGARET LICATA

Detroit, Mich.; Single; B. A. History, Wayne State University.

Activities: Sigrr..a Kappa, Social Sorority; Moot Court Board; Junior Competition; Chairman, ALSA 6th Circuit; Senior Moot Court Competition; Phi Delta Delta, Women's Legal Fraternity; Free Legal Aid Clinic. Work experience: Law Clerk, Circuit Court Judge and Attorney.

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RODERICK 71'. MacGILLIIS

Escanaba, Mich.; Married; A.B. Eastern Michigan University.


THOMAS STANLEY MALEK

Detroit, Mich.; Married; B.A. Wayne State University.

Activities: Member of Delta Theta Phi, Law Fraternity.

Work experience: Revenue Officer, Internal Revenue Service.

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RUDOLPH A. MARTINAK

Ann Arbor, Mich.; Single; B.S., M.A University of Michigan.

Work experience: High School Teacher, Dearborn, Michigan.

JEFFREY MARC MALLON

Detroit, Mich.; Single; B.A Wayne State University.

Activities: Tau Epsilon Phi, Fraternity; Rohlik Scholarship Prize Winner ; Am. JUl'. Book Award in Trusts; Christmas Dance Committee.

GEORGE G. MATISH Detroit, Mich.; Married ; B.A Wayne State University. Activities: President, Wayne State University Glee Club; President, Delta Chi; MU Board of Governors; IFC; Bronze Scholarship Key; National Vice-president American Law Student Association; Law Review; Board of Governors; Delta Theta Phi; Wayne State Un i v e r sit y Student- Faculty Council; Clarence M. Burton Memorial Scholarship.

ROGER L. MATHEWS

Coldwater, Mich.; Married; B .A. Albion College.

Activities: Resident Advisor; Varsity Baseball; Alpha Tau Omega Fraterni ty; Delta Theta Phi Fraternity.


THOMAS ROBERT McCOMBS

Flint, Mich.; Single; B.A. Flint Junior College, University of Michigan.

Activities: Phi Delta Tau, Social Fraternity; Interirr.. President of Student Government; Arrow Honors Society; Free Legal Aid Clinic.

Work experience: Law Clerk, Buick parts warranty adjustor.

EDWARD JOHN McCORMICK, JR.

Monroe, Mich.; Single; AB. University of Michigan.

Activities: Inter - Fraternity Council; Fraternity officer (YP) Beta Theta Phi; Junior Moot Court Competition .

Work experience: Law Clerk, Dean, Coon and Westphal.

THOMAS MICHAEL McGUIRE

Niles, Mich.; Single; B.A Michigan State University. Activities: Member, Student Judiciary; International Club; Intramural Spo:ts; Young Democrats; Finalist, JunIOr Moot Court Competition; Senior Class Rep. to Student Bd. of Governors; Supervisor, Free Legal Aid Clinic 1965-66; West Publishing Co. Book Award; Member, American Law Student Association; Chairman, Law School Speakers Club.

DENN IS STEWARD McCUNE

Detroit, Mich.; Married; Wayne State University.

Activities: Participant in Moot Court Competition.


JOHN DOUGLAS MERTZ

Grosse Pointe, Mich.; Married; B.A. Michigan State University.


MARTIN B. McGAFFEY

Birmingham, Mich.; Single; B.A. University of Detroit.

Activities: Phi Alpha Delta, Law Fraternity.

FRED MINOR MESTER

Royal Oak, Mich. ; Married; B .A. Central Michigan University.

Activities : Chippewa Award : President, Student Body; President, Junior Class; Student Assistant; Philosophy Club; Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity.


HENRY PHILIP MITCHELL

Detroit, Mich.; Married; B.S. (Major Acct.), University of Detroit.

Work experience: Four years with C.P.A. firm; became a C.P .A. in Feb., 1966; currently a Supervisor with Ruttenwelling & Co. C.P.A.'s; Three years Internal Auditor with USAF, Primarily aUditing ADP and EDP Systems.

ARNEY E. MUSTONEN

Single; B.A. Wayne State University.

Activities: R u s s ian Circle Sphinx Fraternity; Chairman, Rights Research Council; Free Aid Clinic, Secretary.

Club; Civil

Legal

Work experience: Counselor, Federal Bureau Prisons; OEO, Neighborhood Legal Service; Law Intern.

PETER MOREY

Battle Creek, Mich.; Sin g 1 e; B.A. Wayne State University.

JAMES RICHARD NELLIS

Dearborn, Mich.; Single; B.A. Western Michigan University and University of Detroit.

Activities: Theta Xi Social Fraternity; Member Interfraternity Council; Student Council; American Civil Liberties Union; American Law Student Association.


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CARL MICHAEL MOSES

Sharon, Pa.; Single; B.A. Economics, P ennsylvania State University.

Activities: Liberal Arts Student Council; Phi Epsilon Pi Social Fraternity, Secretary; Intrarr:ural Sports.

Work experience: Sustitute Teacher, Public School System; "Labor Jobs" in summer.

SCOTT JAY NEWCOMBE

Bay City, Mich.; Married; B.S. in Education, Bay City Junior College, Central Michigan University.


'WESLEY JON NYKAMP

Holland, Mich.; Single; B.A. Hope College.

Work experience: Law Clerk, Ryan, Boerema & Kail; Research & Investigation: W 0 r k men 's Compensation; Bankruptcy; Criminal Law.

CLIFFORD PASKEL

Detroit, Mich.; Married; Wayne State University.

Activities: Chairman Junior Competition Corr:mittee, Moot Court Board; Participation in Junior Moot Court Competition; Marks Scholarship and Award Recepient; Wayne Advocate.

VICTOR PAPAKHIAN

Detroit, Mich.; Single; B.A. in Philosophy, Wayne State University.

Activities: Member, Liberal Arts Student Activities Budget Committee; President, Society of Armenian Students; Member, Board of Directors, Free Legal Aid Clinic.

Work experience: Constructor Inspector.

WILLIAM JAMES PATTERSON

Detroit, Mich.; Single; Ph.B. Monteith College, Wayne State University.

Activities: Theta Xi, Social iFraternity. Work experience: Insurance Investigation, Law Clerk.

GEORGE W. PARKER

Ann Arbor, Mich.; Single; B.A. Eastern Michigan University.

Activities: FLAC, Law Students Civil Rights Research Council.

ANG'ELO ANDREW PLAKAS

Detroit, Michigan; Married; B.S. University of D'2troit; Graduate School, Wayne State University 1962-63 Status: Candidate for M.A. in European History.

Activities: 1961 A war d e d History Prize by Detroit Historical Memorial Society for History paper ; Young Democrats; Student National Educational Association.

JOHN ANDERSON PORTER

Grand Rapids, Mich.; Married; B.A. Albion College.

Activities: Alpha Tau Omega, Social Fraternity; Track.


JOSEPH FRANCIS REGNIER

Detroit, Mich.; Married; B.A. University of Detroit.

Work experience: Trust Administration, City National Bank.

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WILLIAM ALBERT PORTER

Grosse Pointe, Mich.; Married; B.A. Albion College.

Activities : Representative to InterFraternity Council ; Member, Executive Council.

Work experience: Law Clerk; claims adjuster (short term service) .

KARL REIBEL

B.S. Wayne State University.

Work experience: Certified Public Accountant.

ALBERT THOMAS QUICK

Marshall, Mich.; Married; B .A. University of Arizona; M.A. Central Michigan University.

Activities: Associated Students University of 'Arizona Judiciary Committ ee; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Vice-Presi dent. Work experience: Law Clerk, Executive Director of the Joint Committee on Court Reorganization.

LEONARD 'E. REINOWSKI, JR.

Fair Haven, Mich.; Single; B.S. Wayne State University and Port Huron Junior College.

ARNOLD G. RICH

Roscommon, Mich.; Married; B.A. Albion College.

Activities: Alpha Tau Orr:ega, Secretary; Chi Epsilon; Philosophy Club; Education Club ; Delta Theta Phi, Dean i.e ., President.

Work experience: Teacher, English Social Studies; Chairman, Department of Social Studies; Athletic Director.

CARL LAWRENCE RUBIN

Detroit, Mich.; Married; B .S. Wayne State University.

Activities: Phi Sigma Delta ; Student Board of Governors; Law Review; Traitel Scholarship; Graduate Professional Scholarship; Lawyers Co-op Publishing Co. Award; Tau Epsilon Rho.

Work experience: Law Clerk; Accountant.

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PAMELA ANN RICHMAN

Lansing, Mich.; Single; B.A. Michigan State University.

Activities: Free Legal Aid Clinic.

Work experience: Free Legal Aid Clinic.

EDWARD LIONEL RUBY

Southfield, Mich.; Single; B.A. Michigan State University.

Activities: Beta Alpha Psi (Accounting Honorary) ; Note and Comment Editor, Wayne Law Review; Burton Scholarship; Traitel S c hoI a r s hip; Graduate-Professional Scholarship. Work experience: Law Clerk, Roger Boesky; Accountant, Ford Motor Company.

RHONDA RAE RIVERA Chicago, Ill.; Married; B.A. Douglass College (cum laude); M.P.A. Syracuse University. Activities: Douglass: Four year scholarship holder; Dean's List (4 years); Leader of '59'ers (jazz band-4 years); Member and officer (Senior year) Douglass College Chorus; Senior Reppresentative to Government Assn. Work experience: Instructor in Public Administration, Inter American University, San German, Puerto Rico, 1962-64.

GARY LEROY SACKEIT

Livonia, Mich.; Single; B.B.A. Universi ty of Michigan, Activities: President, Men's Housing Unit; Member, Student Government Honorary Society; Freshman and Junior Moot Court Competition; Member, Moot Court Board; Chairamn, Permanent Judiciary and Prize Committee. Work experience: Tax accountant; Law Clerk.

WALLACE KENT SAGENDORPH

Jackson, Mich.; Married; A.B. University of Michigan.

Activities: Interfraternity Co u n c i 1; Student Government Council; Delta Upsilon Fraternity; Moot Court Board; Robert A. Marx Advocacy Award (1966); Regional Finalist, National Moot Court Competition (1966). Work experience: Law Clerk, Markle &; Markle.

STEVEN RICHARD SCHNEIDER

Detroit, Mich.; Single; B.A. Wayne State University.

Activities: Frosh Board; Soph Board; Debate Team; Tennis Team; Semi-Finals of Junior Moot Court Competition; Secretary, Vice-President, and President of Tau Epsilon Rho Law Fraternity.

Work experience: Credit Investigator and Analyst; Law Clerk.

MICHAIEL A. SALTMAN

Flint, Mich.; Married; B.A. Michigan State University.

Activities: President, Sigrr.a Alpha Mu Fraternity; Vice-President, Interfraternity Council; 1964 Club; All University Student Government; Chairman, ALSA Sixth Circuit Conference.


BERT WALTHER SCHULZ

Saginaw, Mich.; Married; B.A. Valparaiso University.

Activities: Secretary, Theta Chi, National Social Fraternity; Member, Pi Sigma Alpha, Political Science Honorary; Letter Winner in Varsity Sports; Senior Class President; Lawyers' Coop Book Award, Evidence.


MICHAEL FRANK SAPALA

Detroit, Mich.; Single; B .A. University of Michigan and Wayne State University.

Activities: Free Legal Aid Clinic; Civil Rights Research Council; Lawyers' Cooperative Award in Commercial Transactions.

Work experience: Law Intern, Neighborhood Legal Services.

THEODORE HAROLD SEYFARTH

Mason, Mich.; Married; B .A. Michigan State University.

Activities: Delta Chi Fraternity; Varsity Club; Soccer Team; Freshman Wrestling Team; Free Legal Aid Clinic.


ALAN M. SILVER


Activities: Treasurer, Sigma Alpha Mu Social Fraternity; Member of Editorial Board of Moot Court Board, Tau Epsilon Rho.

Work experience: Law Clerk, Corporate, Probate, Bankruptcy, Collection Work.

MARTIN M. SMITH

Pontiac, Mich.; Single; B.S. Wayne State University.

Activities: Phi Sigma Delta; Bronze Key; C.J.S . Award; Agency Book; State Board of Governors.

Work experience: Certified Public Accountant.

L. BUD SIUDARA

Royal Oak, Mich.; Married; B.A. Michigan State University.

Activities: Free Legal Aid Clinic; Delta Theta Phi.


KENNETH McCULLUM SMYTHE Detroit, Mich.; Married; B.A. Wayne State University. Activities: McKenzie Honor Society; Tau Kappa Epsilon, Social Fraternity, President; Horr.ecoming C hair man; Interfraternity Co u n c i 1, Treasurer; Moot Court Board, Chancellor; Robert S . Marx Scholarship; Delta Theta Phi, Professional Fraternity; F r e e Legal Clinic, Law Students Civil Rights Research Council. Work experience: Research Clerk.

DOROTHY MARIE SMITH

Detroit, Mich.; Married; Wawne State University.

Activities: FLAC; Civil Rights Research Council; Phi Delta Delta.

Work experience: Metropolitan Research Bureau of Detroit; Amalgamated Clothing Workers; UA W.

JOHN F. SOPT Detroit, Mich.; Married; B .A. Eastern Michigan University. Activities: President, Delta Sigma Phi; Young Democrats; President, Presidents Fraternity Council; Am. Jur. Award-Constitutional Law; National Moot Court Team; Moot Court Board; Semi-Finals Moot Court Junior Competition. Work experience: Wayne County Deputy Sheriff; Law Clerk.


EDWARD SOSNICK

Detroit, Mich.; Single; B.A. University of Michigan and Wayne State University.


BARRY WARREN SPARKS

Pontiac, Mich.; Single; B.A. Michigan State University.

RICHARD WARREN SOUTHER

Birmingham, Mich.; Mar r i e d; B.S. Wayne State University.

Work experience: Employee Relations Supervisor.

MARTIN E. STEIN

Married; B.A. University of Michigan.

Activities : Law Review; Senior Editor; Junior Moot Court Competition; Free Legal Aid Clinic; Graduate-Professional Scholarship; Traitel Scholarship.


DENNIS J. SPALLA

Detroit, Mich.; Married; B.A. University of Michigan.

Activities: Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Fraternity Officer; Tribe of Michigamua. (Senior Men'~ Honorary).

Work experience: Law Clerk; Teachin.

CLARK V. STEVENS

Grosse Pointe Woods, Mich.; B.S. University of Detroit.

Activities: Beta Alpha Psi.


DAVID LAWRENCE STRACKBEIN

Detroit, Mich.; Married; B.B.A. University of Detroit.

Work experience: Internal Revenue Agent.

MICHAEL HOLTSLANDER TERRY

Flint, Mich.; Married; A.B. Kenyon College.

Activities: Judicial Board; Grant to Study at University of Neuchatel (Switzerland); B ron z e Scholarship Key; Burton Scholarship; T r a i tel Scholarship; Editor-in-Chief, Wayne Law Review.

BRUCE L. STRUBLE

Married; B.A. Michigan State University.

Activities: Cambda Chi Apha, Social Fraternity; Delta Theta Phi.

JOHN EDWARD THOMAS

Garden City, Mich.; Married; A.B. Eastern Michigan University.

Activities: Stoic Society; Student Government.

Work experience: Teacher.

HARRY JOHN TAYLOR


Activities: Freshman Football; United Christian Fellowship.

Work experience: Staft Executive, Better Business Bureau of Detroit, Inc.; Workerr.en's Compensation Representative, Chrysler Corporation.

JAMES OWEN THOMPSON

Dearborn, Mich.; Married; B.A. Wayne State University.

Activities: Varsity Letter for Swimming; Phi Sigma Alpha, Psych. National Honorary Fraternity; Psi Chi, Political Science National Honorary Fraternity; G r ad u ate Professional Scholarship; Traitel Scholarship; Clarence M. Burton Memorial Fund Scholarship; Editor, Annual Survey of Michigan Law.

JOHN L. THOMPSON, JR.

Grosse Pointe, Mich.; Single; B.A. Northern Michigan University.

Activities: FLAC, ACLU.

ROSS MICHAEL TISCI

Auburn, New York; Single; B.S.S.S. John Carroll University.

Activities: Intercollegiate Basketball ; University Club; Mock Election 1964; Orientation Counselor 1963; Senior Vice-President Candidate 1964; Delta Theta Phi, Law Fraternity; American Law Students Association.

Work experience: Law Clerk, Broberg and Robinson, Attorney; Counselors.

JAMES ANTHONY THORPE III

Detroit, Michigan; Married; B.A. East Tennessee State University.

Activities : Senior Editor, Wayne Law Review; Moot Court Board; Phi Alpha Delta, Law Fraternity; Graduate Professional Scholarship; Traitel Scholarship.

HARRY M. TITUS

Detroit, Michigan; Married.

GERALD ELLIOTT THURSWELL Oak Park, Michigan; Single; Wayne State University. Activities: Dean's List; Moot Court Board; Student Board of Governors; Tau Epsilon Rho, Legal Fraternity; Lawyers Cooperative Book Award for excellence in Taxation; Arthur F. LederIe Scholarship; Graduate Professional Scholarship 1965-66 and 1966-67. Work experience: Student Assistant for United States Attorney.

PAUL VINCENT

Detroit, Michigan; Single; B.S. Wayne State University.

Activities: Moot Court Board; Law Review; Marx Foundation Scholarship; Traitel Scholarship.


PAUL HENRY WEHMEIER

Grosse Pointe, Michigan; Married; B.S. Wayne State University.

Activities: Delta Kappa Epsilon, Social Fraternity; Sailing Team Captain.

Work experience: Law Clerk; Purchasing Agent.

CLIFFORD LAWRENCE WEISBERG

Detroit, Michigan; Single; Ph.B. WayneState University, Monteith College.

Activities: Business Manager and Current Co.-Senior Editor, Wayne Advocate; Semi-Finalist Junior Moot Court Competition; Member, Tau Epsilon Rho Law Fraternity.

Work experience: Assistant Buyer- Retail; Law Clerk;

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HELENE LOIS WEISMAN

Southfield, Michigan; Single; B.A. University of Michigan and Wayne State University.

Activities: Charles M. McGraw Scholarship to University of Michigan; Tuition Sholarship to Wayne State University.


JERRY LAEVIN WEINER

Grand Rapids, Michigan; Married; B.A. Michigan State University. Activities : Michigan State Varsity Bowling Team; Dorm Judiciary; Dean's List Two Terms; Editor of Wayne Law Review; Student Board of Governors; Moot Court Board; Winner of Junior Moot Court Competition; Best Brief in Final Round Junior Moot Court Competition; William D. Traitel Scholarship; Tuition Scholarship.

GERALD LYNN WEISS

Detroit, Michiga.n; Married; B.A. Wayne State University.

Activities: Tau Epsilon Rho Fraternity.

Work experience: Real Estate Salesman (licensed); Law Clerk.

JACK F. WHEATLEY

Royal Oak, Michigan; Married; B.S. in Pharmacy, Wayne State University College of Pharmacy. Activities: Rho Chi, National Pharmacy Honor Society; Bronze Key, Lawyers Co - operative Publishing Co. Book Awards-Contracts (1964) and Corporations (1966). Work experience: Pharmacist; U.S. Customs Officer.

DENNIS S. WISNIE\~'SKI

Saginaw, Michigan; Married; B.A. Central Michigan University.


Work experience: Claims Adjuster.

GARY WILLIAM WILDS

Birmingham, Michigan; Married; B.A. Valparaiso University.

Activities: Pi Sigma Alpha, Government Honorary; Fraternity Activities, Phi Kappa Psi.


GORDON R. WYLLIE

Birmingham, Michigan; Married; B.S., M.Ed. Wayne State University.

RANDALL STALTER WINSTON

Single; A.B. Wayne State University.

Activities: Fraternity Officer; Free Legal Aid Clinic.

Work experience: Free Legal Aid Clinic; Law Intern, Neighborhood Legal Services.

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WILLIAM SCHROEDER PATRICK B. KELLY

DAVID HAYES GERALD M. FREEDMAN THOMAS B. ETTLINGER

BRIAN EINHORN LOYAL ELDRIDGE DOUGLAS CHARTRAND JAMES CRADDOCK

JON KINGSEPP LAWRENCE THOMPSON JAMES WILLIAMS RICHARD SCRIPTER

The Wayne Advocate

Left to Right, Front: Judith A. Leemon, Business Manager; Albert L. Holtz, Senior Editor; Clifford Weisberg, Senior Editor; Paulette Lebost, Staff Writer; Clifford Paskel, Artist. Back: Henry Prager, Associate Editor; Larry Katkowsky, Student Board Representative; Arnold Weintraub, Commencement Ad Manager; Steven Schneider, Commencement Distribution. (Not Pictured: Jeffrey Faintuck, Jeffrey Chase, Dennis Hayes, Jacob Pruiksma).

Student Board of Governors

Left to Right, Seated: Larry Katkowsky, Marvin Strassburger, Dennis Bloomquist, Carl Rubin, Thomas McGuire, George Matish, Jerry Weiner, Astrid Gettier, Secretary; George Edwards, President; Jon Kingsepp, Vice President; Leonard Hoffius, Treasurer; Henry Prager, Henry Henson, Judith Leemon, Albert L. Holtz, Michael Walsh. Standing: Donald Harms, Tim Patterson, Harold Boyes, James Bearinger, Douglas Shermata, Thomas Boven. (Not Pictured: Jerry Thurswell).

W ayne La~v Review

Left to Right: David Hayes, Note and Comment Editor; Frank Galgan, Note and Comment Editor; James Thompson, Survey Editor; Don LeDuc, Note and Comment Editor; Michael Terry, Editor-in-Chief; Lawrence Weinberg, Business Manager; Carl Rubin, Martin Stein, Jerry Weiner, Paul

Moot Court Board

Vincent, Elizabeth Meyer, Richard Banas, Michael Shubow, Thomas Boven, David Jackson, Steven Lundgren, Robert Carson, Joseph Reid, James Robinson, Mark Hauser, James Thorpe, David Kaplan.

Far Left: Prof. Arthur J. Lombard, Adviser. Left to Right, 1st Row: Susan Licata, Marvin Berris, Leonard Hoffius, Gerald Thurswell, Laurence Luke; Kenneth Smythe, Chancellor; Gary Bloom, Vice Chancellor, Clifford Paskel. 2nd Row: George Edwards, Larry Katkowsky, Edward Haroutunian, John Selesko, Mark Rubin, Kenneth Myles, Stanley Prokop, Raymond Foresman, Norman Fell. 3rd Row: Sol Freedman, Donald Lawrence, William Patterson, James Conrad, Theodore Garrish Norman BI?ck. 4th Row: J. Richard Robinson, Richard Graybill, Paul Tschirhart, Robert Hetchler, Wallace Sagendorf: and Alan SIlver.

Tau Epsilon Rho La~v Fraternity

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Front Row, Left to Right: Jerry Weiner, Student Board Representative; Albert L. Holtz, Master of Rolls; A. Richard Benison, Vice-Chancellor; Steven Schneider, Chancellor; Michael Lockman, Bursar; Stephen Schulman, Faculty Adviser. 2nd Row: Arnold Weintraub, Clifford Weisberg, Michael Wilenkin, Fredric Bean, Clifford Paskel, Gerald Thurswell, Jeffrey Balkin, Lawrence Katkowsky, Bruce Mencken, Andre FreidIis, Donald Wagner, David Jackson, Stephen Cooper. 3rd Row: Sol Friedman, Lawrence Weinberg, Brian Einhorn, Raymond Horenstein, Alan Silver, Gerald Weiss, Edward Pelavin, Donald Petrulis, Ronald Buckholder, Norman Moss, Carl Rubin, James McMaster. (Not Pictured: Marvin Berris, David Gordon, Leon Schurgin).

Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity

Front Row, Left to Right: Tom Malek, Tim Patterson, Dan Wyllie, Dennis Wisniewski, Exchequer; Leonard Hoffius, Tribune; Arnold Rich, Dean; Wesley Hackett, Clerk of Rolls; Jon Kingsepp, Vice Dean. On stairs, Ascending Order: Tom Policka, Wallace Sagendorph, Don Harms, Peter DeLoof,

Robert Citrin, Frank Sweet, Ted Garrish, J. Richard Robinson, Gary Bloom, James Conrad, John Grech, Arlyn Bosenbrook, Richard Patterson, Leonard Siudara, Richard Alatalo, E. Lou Hoos, Richard Allen, George Matish, Kenneth Smythe, George Edwards.

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Left to Right, 1st Row: James Pheley, Jerry Reif, Advocate-Elect, Brian Beck, Frank Willette, Jr. Librarian-Elect, Bob Raether, Clerk-Elect, Ross MacEwen, Treasurer, Russell Hughes, Justice, Phillip Dulmage, Vice-Justice, Hank Prager, Justice-Elect, Clerk, Advocate, Joe Grinnan, Clark Davis, Marshall, Horace Stone, Dick Bos, Maurice Sharai. 2nd Row: Gerald Power, John Ciaramitaro, Orlando Vargas, Gary DiFalco, Ralph Richardson, Alan Harnisch, Hank Greenwood, James Russel, Ralph Heikkinen, Paul Triemstra, Marshall-Elect, Guy Mielock, Jim Harris, Phil Poole. 3rd Row: Dan Atkins, Dick Hurst, Treasurer-Elect, Jim Thorpe, Ray Petrauskas, Warren Golightly, Jim Farrar, Berkeley Hackett, Al Nicholas, George Parker! ~an Bremmer, Terry Smith, Vice-Justice-Elect, Ed Wick, Scribe-Elect (not pictured: Larry Canyock, Duane Triemstr~, .Wllham Wyss, Dan Matson, E. David Brockman, William J. Jenner, William Hugh Shaw, Jr., R. David Wilson, Bob WIlh~nganz, Michael J. Maser, Nick Batch, David Baldridge, Joseph Barnett, Robert Liggett, Daniel D. Bremer, David Caprlc~ioso, Thomas Chuhran, Doug Denton, Richard Giller, Donald A. Johnston III, Michael Jordan, Mike Lewis, Theodore Lldz, Timothy Mahoney, Steven Myers, Edward O'Malley, Gary Perkins, Randall Petersen, Phillip Rhodes, Dick Shaw, Ronald . West).

!,hi Delta Delta Law Sorority

Ascending Order: Arda BarenhoItz, Paulette LeBost, Sharre! Wyatt, Elizabeth Meyer, Barbara Pollak, Dorothy Smith,

Mary Kolis, Astrid Gettier, Susan Licata, Grace Scavone.

Free Legal Aid Clinic

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Left to Right: Thomas Huff, Peter DeLoaf, James Bearinger, Ross MacEwen, Cary .Storchan, ~andall, Winston, Michael Sapala, Dorothy Smith, Susan Licata, Victor Papaakhian, Arney Mustonen. On . StaIrs, Ascendmg Order: Henry Prager, Lawrence Luke, James Conrad, Richard Lustig, Wesley Hackett, Thomas McGUIre, Frank Sweet, Kenneth Smythe, Arlyn Bossenbrook, George Edwards, George Parker, Henry Henson.

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Left to Right: Carl L. Bekofske, Dorothy Smith, Arney Mustonen, Henry Henson, Victor Papakhian.

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Secretarial Staff

Left to Right: Janet Binder, Betty Pruzinsky, Marilyn Swartz, Mrs. Mary Louise Hall, Sybil Schlickenmayer, Janet Gussin, Lenore Stachurski Milz, Joyce Rodgers.

Lat,v Library Staff

Left to Right: Mrs. Mollie Wedner, Mrs. Magda Boehm, Barbara Bourassa, Mrs. Shirley Jackson, Vernon A. Rayford, Howard H. Lapham; Mrs. Bethany Ochal, Law Librarian.

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The Student

Board of Governors 1966-67

Congratulates

The Graduating Seniors of the

Law School

Into Our Second Century ...

The First Presbyterian Church stood at Farmer and Gratiot in 1874. This first Protestant church building in the City is now the site of J. L. Hudson's. Burton Abstract & Title Company had been established eight years earlier than this in 1866. Now in its 101 st year, Burton is Michigan's best -known name in title protection.

Offices Throughout Michigan Services Throughout America

BURTON ABSTRACT and TITLE Company

MAIN OFFICE: Burton Building, 350 E. Congress Detroit, Michigan 48226, Phone WO 2-9800

Hear BUD GUEST, the " Time Traveler"-Mon.-Fri. at 6:40 p.m.- WJR

Trust!

If you are crossing a busy intersection with someone very young or old, or new to the city, you take more ca~e than you would if you were by yourself.

Trust work is like that. A Trust Department owes more than the duty of normal fair business dealing. We must safeguard those whose interests have been entrusted to our care.

Every family with a future should know the kinds of help it can get from a modern Trust Department. The National Bank of Detroit has prepared an informative folder: "TRUST . .. Making the Most of What You Own." May we send you a copy? Write or phone Edgar B. Galloway, Vice President (965 -6000, ext. 2182) .

TRUST DEPARTMENT

NATIONAL BANK OF DETROIT ~ ~I~"~ ~ .....

WOODWARD AT FORT. DETROIT. MICHIGAN 48232

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