index - 'the ideal place for the establishment of a great

index

1202 Commission, 332

See also Educational Planning Com-

mission

1966 Tornado, 196–209, 400, 577, 579,

619, 625

30th anniversary reunion, 515

academic reputation, 220

campus destruction, 200

enrollment after tornado, 217

mobile units, 206, 227, 259, 261, 400

capacity, 217

Class of 1969, 224

Law Journal Lamp, 226

photo, 207, 208

reuse for clinic, 255

road to the new building, 210, 212,

258, 331, 370, 623

construction costs, 396

photo, 201, 202

“Tornado Twister” party, 219

See also Carnegie Hall; Kurtis, Bill;

Washburn Law Library

AALS

See Association of American Law

Schools

Aaron, Gerald, 546

ABA

See American Bar Association

ABA Law Student Division, 272, 273, 274,

303, 425, 493

See also American Bar Association;

Hickman, Paula; Montero, Mike;

students

ABA National Negotiation Competi-

tion, 424

See also Fenley, Ken; Parrish, Jerry;

Perry, David; Wead, Shannon

ABA Section on Family Law, 582

ABA Section on Legal Education and

Admission to the Bar, 310

See also American Bar Association

Abbott, Bob L., 462, 623, 624, 669, 670

See also students, tradition of public

service, Kansas Court of Appeals

Judges; students, tradition of public

service, Kansas Supreme Court Jus-

tices

accreditation, ABA/AALS, 287

1936 inspection, 107, 110

1955 inspection, 165, 174, 175

1960 inspection, 176

1986 inspection, 368, 374, 451

See also Hawkins, Carl S.

1992–1993 inspection, 415, 443

1999 inspection, 443, 537, 544, 553

1999 accreditation self-study, 534–

536, 538, 543, 544, 548–549

inspection team, 288, 289, 307, 415,

535, 552

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accreditation, ABA/AALS (continued)

library needs, 288

faculty appointments to teams,

301, 357, 539

See also Christensen, John C.

site evaluation, 242, 306–307, 463, 465

student/faculty ratio concerns, 284,

541

Acker, Diane, 366, 644

See also faculty, visiting professors

Adam, Joan, 588

See also students, minority, women

Adam, Kay, 293

Adams, Carolyn, 563, 659

admission requirements, 4–5, 48–49, 53,

84, 120

LSAT scores, 235

Princeton Legal Aptitude Test, 157

rate of academic attrition, 237

selective policy, 181

seven year proposal, 152

Adsit, Boyd, 653

affirmative action efforts, 331, 382

Agrimonti, Lisa, 505, 658, 660

See also Koch Scholars

Aguilar, Rose Palau, 451

See also international law perspec-

tives, visitors

Ailslieger, Kristafer, 658, 665

Ailslieger, Paul, 663

Ahlborn, Karl, Jr., 106–107

Ahlers, Glen-Peter, 540, 636–637

See also alumni, academia

Ahrens Chair in Torts, 451–455, 503, 558

distance education 454–455

See also Green, Michael; Hender-

son, James A.; Howells, Geraint;

Hoyano, Laura Keenan, Caroline;

Magnus, Ulrich; Matsumoto,

Tsuneo; Morgan, Derek; Powers,

William; Stapleton, Jane; Todd,

Stephen M. D.; Wells, Celia

international visitors, 450

mini Torts courses, 454

See also Austin, Regina; Kitch,

Edmond; McGovern, Francis;

Michaud, Gerald; Rabin, Robert;

Schwartz, Gary; Shapo, Marshall

seminars, 361, 390, 461, 486, 527

Symposium, 452–454

See also Cecil, Joe; Chesbro, Ken-

neth; Faigman, David; Hender-

son, Thomas; Hite, Richard C.;

Johnson, Lynn; McGovern, Fran-

cis E.; Meyers, Jan; Michaud, Ger-

ald; Palmer, Jerry; Perry, Twila;

Rowe, Thomas D., Jr.; Sheppeard,

Cynthia; Stratton, Wayne; Vogel,

Joan; Woodroffe, Geoffrey; W.

visiting professors, 451–452, 471, 535

See also Banks, Taunya Lovell;

Hawkins, Carl S.; Wade, John W.

See also Ahrens, James R., Chair in

Tort Law Honor

Ahrens, Geri, 390

Ahrens, James R., 131, 134, 145, 161–162,

204, 612–613

admission committee member, 378

Brown v. Board research, 142

Chair in Tort Law honor, 371, 454

See also Ahrens Chair in Torts

commencement, 227

Distinguished Professor of Law, 242

faculty member, 166, 584, 642

foreign summer program, 222, 267

habeas corpus challenge, 182

See also Andrews, Lowell Lee

Honorary Life Member, 672

Law Day Banquet, 219

Legal Aid program, 250

National Moot Court Competition,

faculty advisor, 163

Order of Barristers, 661

photos, 159, 389

retirement, 388–390, 451, 471, 515

role as law librarian, 135

teaching in Boswell Hall, 153

suit filed against President Nixon,

278

Washburn Law Journal article, 169

Washburn-Topeka Bar Association

Annual Law Institute recognition,

361

Ahrens, Marge, 389

Alaka, Aida, 645

Alba, Augustin, 23

See also students, social events, Chili

Parlour

Alexander, Joshua, 68

Alexander, Paul, 150

Allegrucci, Donald, 622



tices

Allen, Florence, 72, 95, 98, 117

Allen Hall, 191

Allen, Harry K., 58, 107, 156, 159–160,

403, 572

admission requirements, 74–75

Allen and Ascough Law Firm, 130

appearance before AALS Executive

Committee, 52

becoming dean, 67

canes, 127

Dean Emeritus, 131

deanship, 68–73, 78, 82–83, 124, 647

faculty placement, 88–91

faculty scholarship, 79–80, 171

full-time faculty member, 641

Honorary Doctor of Laws, 677

photo, 69

popularity, 71–72, 95–98

resources for the law school, 91–93

scholarship fund, 175

See Harry K. Allen Scholarship

Fund

Supreme Court Justice, 94-96, 621

teaching, 75, 77, 98, 110

See also Washburn Law School deans

Allen, Henry J., 677

Allen, Richard C., 167, 182–183, 187, 642

See also faculty, turnover, 185

Allred, Stephen, 666

Alonzo, Rosendo, 608

See also students, minority, Hispanic

Alpha Kappa Phi, 22

See also students, Greek letter societ-

ies

Alsager, C. Martin, 43

alumni

academia, 628–638

See also Ahlers, Glen-Peter; Ap-

perton, Darryl; Barnhill, Stan;

Bock, Robert; Bowers, Beth; Brit-

tian, Vicki; Buzick, William A.;

Clark, Eugene; Clayton, Herbert

V.; Coulthard, Robert; Cox, Nick;

Curry-Sumner, Scott; Deagle,

Marianne; Dearth, Richard C.;

Deer, Montie; Donnelly, Richard

C.; Dupre, Helen; Elrod, Linda

Henry; Ensign, David; Ewert,

Lowell; Flagg, James; Frizzell,

Kent; Goering, Lyn; Hall, Daniel

E.; Hascall, Susan C.; Hickman,

Melinda; Hutton, M. Christine;

Ingram, Yolanda; Johnson, Phill;

Kelly, Tim; Kerr, Janet; Lewis,

Gregory; Lockenour, Roy; Mar-

tin, Richard; Masner, Charles;

Maxwell, Keith; McCarter,

Charles C.; Meyer, Patrick; Miley,

Nina; Minnis, Stephen; Mitchem,

Allen; Moore, Ginny; Morris,

Index 685


alumni (continued)

Joseph W.; Norton, Jerry; Ochs,

Lisa; O’Malley, Mary Kay; O’Neil

Lowry, Jalen; Pearson, Joyce Mc-

Cray; Petty, Lynette; Phillips,

Kim; Pierce, David E.; Pierce, Jan;

Poland, Melvin C.; Prentice, Rob-

ert; Reeder, Robert; Rute, Kaye;

Ryan, Shelly; Schallenkamp, Ken;

Shih, Ching Pou; Smith, Don, Jr.;

Snyder, Fritz; Spring, Raymond

L.; Stewart, Martha; Valdovinos-

Hall, Susana; Van Slyke, Willard;

Warren, Andrew; Waugh, Curtis;

Weltmer, W. Keith; White, Arthur

B.; Wilson, Paul E.; Wong, John

annual giving, 372, 500–502

Foundation Fund, 308

library addition, contributions,

396–399

See also Dimmitt, Larry; Dupre,

Durward D. (Duke); Haddock,

Brad; Johnson, Arthur G., Jr.;

Linquist, Edwin; Lorenz, Jack;

Murrell, T.M.; Smith, Kent P.;

Washburn Law Library, addition

luncheon, 309, 387

steering committee, 397

See also Corkhill, John

See also Board of Governors, alumni

Amar, Akhil Reed, 655

Ambrosio, John, 272, 661

See also moot court

American Association of Law Libraries

(AALL), 481–482, 485

American Bar Association (ABA), 75, 91,

116, 175, 266, 407, 409, 547

ABA’s Journal, 130

annual meeting, 426

ABA Board of Governors, 61, 583

See also Board of Governors,

alumni

Forum Committee on Rural Law

and Agribusiness, 305

membership requirements, 73–74, 83,

136

Official Guide to Law Schools, 531

See also ABA Law Student Division;

ABA Section on Legal Education and

Admission to the Bar; Smith, Wil-

liam Reece, Jr.

American Civil Liberties Union

(ACLU), 597

American College of Trial Lawyers, 220,

352, 625

American Mock Trial Association, 499

American Trial Lawyers Association,

219, 274

Trial Advocacy Competition, 352

See also Black, Thomas; Cox,

Nicholas; Fitzpatrick, Tracey

Samantha; Foster, Sarah; Jarrow,

Jim; Stockwell, Kristine; Warren,

Roger

Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA),

510, 512, 543, 612, 613

See also Dole, Robert J.

Ames, Jennifer L., 658

Amundson, Paul, 662

AmVestors Financial Corporation, 398

See also corporate contributions

Amyx, Jennifer, 668

Anders, Kelly Lynn, 645

Andersen, Adam, 666

Anderson, Alison, 554

Anderson, Carmen, 198

Anderson, D. Keith, 197

Anderson, Denise, 652

Anderson, Don, 198

Anderson, Owen, 456

See also Pierce, David, Symposium

Anderson, Robert A., 662

Anderson, Terry, 456

Andrade, Christine, 586


Andreone, Peter, 666

Andrews, Lowell Lee, 182

See also Ahrens, James R., habeas

corpus challenge

anniversaries

10th Anniversary, 13

25th Anniversary, 57, 83




See also centennial celebration

Antieau, Chester James, 136, 141–142, 148,

149–150, 164, 475, 642

Antrim, Stanley E., 651

Apodaca, Lillian, 587, 609

See also students, minority, Hispanic;

students, minority, women

Appel, Linden, 524

Apperton, Darryl, 635


Arant, Herschel W., 107

See also Association of American

Law Schools

Archer, Glenn L., 120, 128–131, 134, 504,

543

deanship, 647

Distinguished Service Award, 131, 671


photo, 129

See also gifts; Washburn Law School

deans

Armed Forces class schedule, 119

Arn, Ed, 130, 620

Arney, D. Todd, 663

Arterburn, Norman F., 88–89, 641

Arthur Debating Club, 27, 590

Arthur, John, 30

Arthur, William Reed, 45, 50, 107, 127,

128, 156

becoming dean, 29

deanship, 29–35, 39, 647

faculty member, 641, 642

faculty recruitment, 40–42

legal writing, 57–58

photo, 30

resignation, 43


Arvin, Kay, 579, 610

See also students, minority, disabled;


Arvin, Ray, 579

Association of American Law Schools

(AALS), 17, 61, 78, 266, 293

AALS member schools, 74, 75, 92, 485

annual meeting, 100, 164, 247, 290,

298, 481, 599

Armed Forces rule, 119

Clinical Law Section, 466

Committee on Law School Adminis-

tration, 277

Committee on Special Opportu-

nities and Needs of Smaller Law

Schools, 277

conference on law school teaching

techniques, 280

curriculum requirements, 10, 136

Deputy Director, 391, 392, 420

See also Monk, Carl C.; Smith,

Steve

discrimination bylaws, 517–522

Executive Director, 387–388

See also Monk, Carl C.

faculty requirements, 55, 61–62, 70

Faculty Recruitment Conference,

290

inspections, 49, 91, 111, 112, 118

law school development conference,

308

Law School membership, 18–19, 83

Index 687


Association of American Law Schools

(AALS) (continued)

library requirements, 50–52, 65, 70,

259–260, 571

membership requirements, 49, 86,

90, 91, 115

Professional Development Commit-

tee, 299, 300, 368

Resource Corps, 474

See also Rich, William R.

Section of Administration of Law

Schools, 301

summer workshops on teaching, 297

See also Arant, Herschel W.; Conard,

Alfred; Gavitt, Bernard C.; Horack,

H.C.; Sexton, John; Shepard, Harold;

Sunderland, Edson

Astor, Hillary, 359

See also Brunel University, faculty

Atherton, Ellyn, 514, 532

Atherton, Rod, 532

Atterbury, Tony L., 660

Attwater, William C., 80

Ault-Duell, Charles, 666

Austin, Regina, 454

See also Ahrens Chair in Torts, mini

Torts courses

Averill, Scott, 662

Ayala, Elixeno, 450


tives, visitors

Bachmann, Greg, 663

Baer, Krystal L., 666

Bahadur, Rory, 646, 649

Bailey, Ricky, 662

Baker, Doug, 350

Baker, Gladden Whetstone, 678

Baker University, 22, 95, 357

Ballard, Matthew Clark, 666

Ballard, Megan, 528, 559–560, 645, 649

See also faculty, new hires

Bandes, Susan A., 656

Bank IV of Topeka, 398


Banks, Lee, 140

Banks, Minnie, 573


Banks, Taunya Lovell, 451, 452, 644

See also Ahrens Chair in Torts, visit-

ing professors

Banta, John, 662

bar examination, 33, 49, 104, 179–180,

196, 230, 465, 550

African American bar takers, 599

clinical semester fiction, 285

education prerequisites, 118

first graduating class, 12, 13

grade inflation concerns, 530–531

performance, 49, 430, 491, 554

requirement disparity, 3–4, 11, 33

Supreme Court requirements, 48,

73–75, 118, 120, 151–152, 615

tornado impact rumor, 204

women taking the bar, 569–570

Barbara, Michael, 343, 366, 395, 471

Advanced Trial Advocacy Institute,

363

continuing education program, 156

Distinguished Service Award, 670

faculty member, 319, 643, 648

retirement, 470

Sentencing and Correction seminar,

304

student-faculty racquetball tourna-

ment, 319–320


Barker, Gerald, 214, 216, 672

Barlow, David W., 654

Barnard, Christiaan, 220

Barnes, Robert M., 651

Barnes, Thomas, 663

Barnett, Jim, 309, 314, 669, 670

Barnhill, Stan, 638


Barnum, Wes, 668

Barry, Karen, 668

Bartholdt, William E., Jr., 651

Bartlett, Roy, 71, 147, 171, 257, 289, 390


faculty member, 642, 643

law librarian, 135, 153–155, 288–289,

650

photo, 135, 159

resignation, 161, 167–168

retirement, 319, 321

return to teaching, 242

See also Washburn Law Library, di-

rectors

Bartlow, M. T., 620

Barton, George A., 676

Bates, Harry M., 83

See also University of Michigan Law

School

Bates, Maude, 566


Batt, Rae, 308, 669

Bauer, Amie, 665

Bayles, J. Wendell, 322, 358, 362, 375, 422,

644, 648

photo, 323

retirement, 558


Beal, Rob, 352

See also Wagner Labor Law Compe-

tition

Beall, Thomas E., 665

Beattie, Robert, Jr., 434

Beck, Robert, 456


Beckner, Michael G., 661

Bell, Derrick, 655

Belsan, Timothy M., 652

Beltran, Raquel Alvarado, 450


tives, visitors

Benfer, Jim, 143

Benitez, Luis Maria, 451


tives, visitors

Benner, Laurence A., 366–367, 644


Bennet, Mark L., Jr., 433

Bennett, Robert, 579, 604

See also governors, Kansas

Bennington, Jane, 359

Benson, Alfred Washburn, 41, 42, 43, 45,

46, 572, 641

See also faculty, first lecturers

Benton Hall, 110, 153, 156

mobile village, 206

See also law school buildings

Berger, Curtis, 298

See also Committee on Professional

Development

Berger, Raoul, 270

Berger, Robert, 627


service, Federal Judges

Berlin, James, 138, 653

See also moot court

Bethany College, 4, 67

Beye, Bruce, 348

Bezek, Terry Savely, 648

Bianchino, Bernie, 511, 546, 563, 669, 671,

676

See also gifts

Bianchino, Marilyn, 511

Bidwell, Eric, 665

Bickford, Max, 332

Biles, W. Daniel, 623



tices

Index 689


Bitker, Boris, 304

Black, Bert, 453

Black, Thomas, 353

See also American Trial Lawyers Asso-

ciation, Trial Advocacy Competition

Blackburn, Linda, 668

Blackmar, Frank W., 63

See also University of Kansas (KU)

School of Law, deans

Blackmun, Dottie, 374

Blackmun, Harry A., 374, 680

photo, 375

See also Roe v. Wade

Blackstone Club, 20, 23, 31, 32, 104

photo, 20

Blackwell, Dick, 662

Bledsoe, Charles, 141, 599, 601

See also Brown v. Board of Education;

students, minority, African Ameri-

can

Blaesi-Freed, Jacqueline, 660

Blomquist-Shinn, Kristin, 652

Bloomer, Angela D., 665

Blue, Eleanore, 168, 189, 650


rectors; Washburn Law Library, new

librarians

Board of Editors of the National Con-

ference of Law Reviews, 273

Board of Governors, alumni, 184, 206,

249, 271, 273, 284, 285, 288

Alumni Scholars Program, 373

beginning, 148

black tie dinner, 501

dean search committee, 231

dues increase, 516

emergency loan fund, 239

Financing Plan, 410–411, 412, 416

Foundation Fund, 278, 308

fundraising efforts, 211–216, 261, 499,

512

increasing endowment, 503–504

Law School goals, 536, 538, 542

mentorship program, 495

scholarship endowment, 236, 607

state affiliation proposal, 337

students, 583, 620

tuition increase, 224

WashLaw lawyer joke controversy,

483

See also alumni; American Bar As-

sociation (ABA), ABA Board of

Governors; Caldwell, Allan; Hite,

Richard C.; Washburn Law School

Association

Bock, Robert, 638


Bodnar, Laszlo, 448


tives, Sister Law School Programs,

Central and East European Law Ini-

tiative (CEELI)

Boeck, Angela, 425

See also students, professional orga-

nizations, ABA Volunteer Income

Tax Assistance (VITA)

Boeck, David, 312, 643

Bohannon, John, 135, 650


rectors

Bolton, Lori A., 652

Boman, David, 663

Boone, Caleb, 662

Borden, Brad, 645

Borg, Starla, 658

Boswell Hall, 136, 143, 144, 153–156, 403,

612

mobile village, 206

new building, 108

photo, 109

social life, 127

tornado destruction, 200


Bowers, Elizabeth S., 135, 578, 613, 637,

650, 674

See also alumni, academia; students,

minority, women; Washburn Law

Library, directors; Washburn Law

Library, new librarians

Bowie, Wade H., 664

Bowles, Teresa J., 652

Bradbury Thompson Alumni Center,

508, 532, 563

Bradshaw, Clark, 506

Bradshaw, William McKinley, 594

See also students, minority, African

American

Brady, Paul, 591, 604, 674, 679, 681


American

Brandt, Elizabeth, 645

Bransgrove, Alan, 662

Bratton, Sam, 156

Braun, John, 662

photo, 317

Brazil, J. Patrick, 624, 675



Judges

Bredemeyer, Art, 303

Breedlove, Roy, 661

Breitenstein, Jean, 157

Brenwald, Michelle L., 658

Brewer, David, 1, 677

Brewer, William, 662

Brewster, George, 141

See also Brown v. Board of Education

Brewster, Sardius Mason, 677

Breyer, Stephen, 461

Bribiesca, Joseph, 609


Briman, Ray, 140

Brinkley, John R., 619

Brinkman, Del, 427

See also University of Kansas, Vice-

Chancellor

Briscoe, Mary, 672

Brittain, Vicki, 637


Brock, Robert L., 679

Brokaw, Tom, 143

Brook, Sanford, 547

Brooke, Edward, 605

Broomes, John W., 658, 660

Brown, Chauncey, 11

Brown, Edmund, 597

Brown Foundation for Educational Eq-

uity, Excellence and Research, 602

Brown, Gregory S., 657

Brown, JoLynn, 459

Brown (Montgomery), Linda, 342

Brown, Oliver, 342

Brown, Rod, 654

Brown, Scott, 187, 642


Brown v. Board of Education, 141, 331,

592, 597, 599–602, 632

30th anniversary, 303


faculty involvement, 342

See also Bledsoe, Charles; Brews-

ter, George; Goodell, Lester; Scott,

Charles, Sr.; Scott, Elisha; Scott,

John; segregation; students

Brown, Wesley, 378, 381, 672

Brownback, Sam, 306, 626

Browne, James, 662

Browning, Robert, 102

Bruce, Erin, 668

Brunel University, 267, 359, 447, 453, 525

faculty, 361

See also Astor, Hillary; Coleman,

Martin; Polden, Patrick; Wood-

roffe, Geoffrey

Index 691


Brunel University (continued)


tives

Bruns, David, 439, 624

Bryant, Dale M., 617


service, Legislative Branch

Bryson, Jessica A., 666

Buchele, James, 617, 674


service, Executive Branch

Buck, Mark, 657, 659

Buck, Olin, 85

Buckland, Edward G., 677

Buckles, Bradley J., 618



Buckley, Mert, 501

Buckley, William F., 282

Bugliosi, Vincent T., 655

Bunten, Bill, 417, 418, 504, 563, 653, 671

See also gifts

Bullock, Terry, 462, 648, 649, 672

Burch, Rousseau A., 22, 95, 97, 632

becoming dean, 100–104

deanship, 647

faculty member, 641

Honorary Degree, 83

lecturer recruitment, 6

photo, 101

See also faculty, first lecturers; Kan-

sas Supreme Court; Washburn Law

School deans

Burdette, J. Dexter, 606


American

Burger, Warren E., 183, 219–220, 310

Burgess, Benjamin L., 617



Burks, Kari, 666

Burns, Ann Kathleen, 666

Burns, Robert L., 405, 409, 410, 411

See also Washburn University presi-

dents

Burns, William Cullen, 41, 43, 641


Burris, Ron, 299


Development

Burris, William M., 666

Burton, Philip, 597, 603, 674


American

Buzick, William A., 637, 674


Byers, Ellen, 542

full-time faculty member, 464, 644,

646


resignation, 559

visiting professor, 367, 463


Cabbage, Elwin, 240, 335, 336

Caldwell, Allan, 499, 504, 669, 671

See also Board of Governors, alumni

Callahan, Michael E., 652

Calleros, Charles, 535

Campbell College, 4, 11, 12, 67

Campbell, Jack, 111, 617, 674

Campbell, Scott, 483

cane carrying tradition, 88, 125, 127, 157,

161, 217, 403

photo, 126

Canfield-Eye, Teri, 665

Cantwell, Bert, 346

Capital City Bank and Trust, 398


Caplinger, Nancy Moritz, 624, 657

See also Landis, Nancy Moritz;

Moritz, Nancy; students, minority,

women; students, tradition of public


Judges

Capper, Arthur, 33, 677

Card, Michael, 492, 493

Carlin, John, 319, 331, 332, 341


Carlon, Angela, 666

Carlson, Frank, 130, 143, 678


Carlson, John, 139

Carlson, Robin K., 652, 658

Carnegie, Andrew, 1

See also Carnegie Foundation

Carnegie, Dale, 233

Carnegie Foundation, 53, 74

Carnegie Hall, 154, 156–157, 179–180, 403,

619

central air conditioning, 191

donated courthouse items, 191

photo, 154, 201, 202

tornado, 196, 198, 199, 200, 205,

209–211

See also 1966 Tornado


Carnegie Library, 1, 108, 153, 155

photo, 155

Carolan, Bruce, 646

Carpenter, Charles E., 62–66, 76, 641, 647

photo, 62, 64


Carpinelli, John, 424, 664

See also moot court

Carr, Brian K., 667

Carr, Sandra, 668

Carruth Hall, 255

Carter, Jimmy, 625

Carter, Michelle, 665

Carter, Robert, 600

Cary, Samuel E., 26–27, 589, 675

photo, 590

Samuel Cary Bar Association, 590


American

Case and Cane, 187, 233, 236, 272, 303, 382

mimeographed format, 217

publishing start, 179

See also students; Washburn Law

Digest

Case and Comment, 31

Caton, John E., 651

Cavanaugh, Stephen W., 669

Cecil, Joe, 453

See also Ahrens Chair in Torts, Sym-

posium

Celtic Fox, 9, 562

centennial celebration, 562–565

See also anniversaries; Dole, Robert

J., centennial celebration keynote

speaker; Elrod, Linda Henry, centen-

nial celebration master of ceremo-

nies; Farley, Jerry; Honabach, Dennis

R., centennial kickoff reception

speaker

Chaffee-McClure, Zach, 666

Challener, Deborah J., 645

Chamber of Commerce, 25, 83

Chang, Rex S., 665

Chapman, Edward B., 618



Chavez, Bart A., 676

Chaykin, Arthur, 420, 644


Chemerinsky, Erwin, 655

Chesbro, Kenneth, 453


posium

Cheney, Duke, 87

Childs, Michael A., 662

Christensen, Barbara M., 657, 659

Christensen, John E., 322, 425, 636

Index 693


Christensen, John E. (continued)

faculty scholarship, 300


Law Library Journal, 476

Library Director, 293–294, 650

library modernization, 353–357,

476–477, 480, 485–486

photo, 354

teaching, 643

See also accreditation, ABA/AALS,

inspection team; faculty, new hires;

Washburn Law Library, directors

Christey, Clyde, 145

Christopher, Mary E., 660

Church, Dan, 662

Circuit Rider, 324, 374, 412, 473, 542

first issue, 229

name change, 516, 551

See also Washburn Lawyer

recruitment tool, 496

reinstituted publication, 278

vehicle for information, 420

Clark, Andrew, 666

Clark, Eugene, 449, 630, 661

See also alumni, academia; interna-

tional law perspectives, visitors

Clark, Francis C., 106

Clark, James W., 50


Clark, Kenneth, 662

Clark, Ramsey, 304

Clark, Robert Mason, 678

Clark, Tom C., 264, 270, 286, 626, 679,

680

Clayton, Herbert V., 11, 637


first students

CLEPR

See Council on Legal Education for

Professional Responsibility

Clevenger, Jerry, 508

See also Washburn Endowment As-

sociation

Cline, Charles, Jr., 176

See also moot court

Clinical Legal Education Association

(CLEA), 466

See also Tarr, Nina W.

Clinton, Bill, 606, 618, 626

Clothier, Janice Shaw, 659

Cobb, Marck, 663

Cocking, Jennifer, 652

Cogswell, Glenn, 617

Colbert, Doug, 546

Cole, Albert M., 616



Coleman, James, 43

Coleman, Martin, 359, 361


Collins, Chris, 664

Collister, Ed, 244

Columbia Law Review, 63

Committee of Liaison with Law Schools,

267

See also Kansas Bar Association

Committee of One Hundred

See Municipal plan

Committee on Criminal Administra-

tion, 251

Committee on Legal Education, 16, 73,

115, 151, 249


Committee on Professional Develop-

ment, 298

See also Berger, Curtis; Burris, Ron;

faculty; Monk, Carl C.; Redlish, Jan-

ice; Vernon, David; White, James J.

Computer Assisted Legal Instruction

(CALI), 271, 299, 354

computers, 477–478, 480–481, 510, 512

computer lab, 398, 517

computers in legal education, 299,

363, 493

entering the computer age, 271

grant application, 311

Law and Computers course, 356

library modernization, 294, 353–356,

357–358

renovated classrooms, 556

Conant, Ernest Bancroft, 18, 156, 562


becoming dean, 7, 9–10

deanship, 647

case method, 17

faculty member, 641

joining the AALS, 19

photo, 8

resignation, 27, 56


Conard, Alfred, 191, 266, 680


Law Schools

Concannon, Donald O.

Lifetime Achievement Award, 675

Concannon, James M., 275–276, 293,

405, 519, 525–526, 531, 538

101st birthday celebration, 562

1999 Self-Study, 476

Ahrens Chair in Torts search com-

mittee, 451

application for deanship, 393–395

battles, 411–420, 426–441, 442–443,

508

bronze eagle statute, 523

celebrity dealings, 514

Clinic Committee chair, 286

commencement, 532, 534

computerized research training, 271

Dean’s Circle Dinner, 501, 537

deanship, 469, 473, 558, 647

faculty CLE committee chair, 363

Faculty Recruitment Committee

chair, 321–322

Financing Plan, 408

fundraising, 504, 505, 516

hijinks, 205, 346–348, 350, 386


leaving the deanship, 537

library addition, 395–398

military recruitment letter, 521

next dean search, 541


photo, 393, 402, 523, 605

positive publicity, 492–495

Sam A. Crow American Inn of Court

administrator, 461

state affiliation proposal, 337

teaching, 244, 298, 420, 463, 643, 648

tenure track memo, 542

visiting professor, 301

WashLaw, 478

See also faculty, new hires; in-house

teaching clinic; The Memo; Wash-

burn Law School deans

Conine, Gary, 456


Connell, Ray, 273, 661

See also moot court

Continuing Legal Education (CLE), 150,

156, 229, 277, 291, 486, 547

joint CLE agreement, 361–365

materials, 476, 552

programming, 290, 364, 456, 470, 511,

515, 543, 545

two day national conference on traf-

fic courts, 175

See also Washburn Law School-To-

peka Bar Association Law Institute

Conway, John, 606, 626, 651, 675


American; students, tradition of

public service, Federal Judges

Coody, Jason R., 665

Index 695


Cook, Stacy L., 652, 660

Coolidge and Coolidge architectural

firm, 261, 396

Coolidge, Phil, 396

Cooper, David R., 664

Cooper, Don, 434

Cooper, Steven, 669

Coper, Michael, 448


tives, visitors

Coppola, Amy C., 654, 668

Corber, Robert J. (Jack), 618

Corcoran, Thomas J., Jr., 676

Cordes, Don, 504

Cordry, Richard, 371

See also gifts

Corkhill, John, 397

See also alumni, steering committee

corporate contributions, 397–398

See also AmVestors Financial

Corporation; Bank IV of Topeka;

Capital City Bank and Trust; Hall-

mark Cards; Koch Industries; KPL

Gas Service Company; Merchants

National Bank; Security Benefits

Group; Stauffer Communications;


Corrin, Dwight, 344

Cotorceanu, Peter, 465, 542, 559, 645


Coughlin, Laura N., 667

Coulthard, Robert, 635, 665


Council on Legal Education for Profes-

sional Responsibility (CLEPR), 262

annual meeting, 255

grant funding, 250, 253, 256–258, 278,

286

Survey & Directory of Clinical Legal

Education, 285

Council on Legal Education Opportu-

nity (CLEO), 299, 312–313, 330–331,

373, 608

Countryman, Vern, 271, 655

See also Foulston Siefkin Lecture

Covington, Jason, 666

Cowan, Austin D., 661

Cowell, Julie Fletcher, 587


Cox, Henry, 662

Cox, Nicholas, 328, 329, 353, 635

See also alumni, academia; American

Trial Lawyers Association, Trial Ad-

vocacy Competition

Cox, Rolland, 138

See also moot court

Cramer, Dollie LeAnna, 665

Cramton, Roger, 310

report, 310

Crane, A. Harry, 80, 85, 106, 175

Crane Hall and Observatory, 1, 54–55,

94, 199, 200

mobile village, 206


Crane, Shannon, 586


Crater, Joseph Force, 276

Crawford, Earl T., 128, 134, 642

Crawford, James, 424, 664

See also moot court

Crawford, Misty S., 665

Creitz, Daniel D., 662

Cross, Jennifer, 665

Crotts, Nellie, 573


Crotty, Rebecca, 587


Crow, Larry, 668

Crow, Marti, 588


Crow, Sam A., 144, 460, 509, 625–627

Distinguished Service Award, 626,

671



photo, 460

See also “greatest generation”; Sam

A. Crow American Inn of Court;

students, tradition of public service,

Federal Judges

Crowley, Rhonda, 424, 664

See also moot court

Crummett, Wright, 145

Crumpacker, Jill M., 652

Cudney, Kim (Wiechman), 587


curriculum requirements, 174, 267, 286

bar requirements, 3

certificate programs, 421–422

Clinical semester, 253–255, 258, 285

Freshman Law in Practice (FLIP),

257

request for waivers, 182

required courses, 181, 182, 240, 296

revision, 230, 368–370, 461–465

Second Year Clinic Block, 256

system of apprenticeship, 249


Law Schools

Curry-Sumner, Scott, 631


Curtis, Charles, 50, 677

Curzydlo, Mark E., 665

D’Agostino, Kathy (Wachsman), 583


Dahl, David, 661

Dahlstrom, Jennifer, 668

Dakin, Karl, 661

Dale, David, 240, 247, 264, 279, 642, 672


Dalton, Jonathon, 347

Dana, A.W., 10


Danaher, James A., 183

Darby, Harry, 678

Daringer, James A., 663

Darnell, Tyler A., 658

Davis, Charles, Jr., 118, 309

Davis, Clayton, 403, 669

Davis, James P., 602–603


American

Davis, John, 523–524

See also gifts

Davis, John P., 80

Davis, Martha, 403

See also Delmas C. Hill Kansas

Room, donation committee

Davis, Mike, 335–336



Davis, Ozora S., 677

Dawson, John S., 31, 618, 619, 623

Attorney General election, 37, 617

Committee of One Hundred, 117

first graduates, 11, 13



See also students, first students;


Executive Branch; students, tradition

of public service, Kansas Supreme

Court Justices

Dayton, Kim, 645

Dazey, Jeffery, 666

de Chambrun, Rene, 222

Deagle, Marianne, 635


Dean, John, 134

deans

See Washburn Law School deans

Deane, Jeffrey Winslow, 664

Dearth, Richard C., 637

Index 697


Dearth, Richard C. (continued)


Deay, Frederick D., II, 663

Deemer, Larry, 187, 222, 642


Deer, Montie, 609, 635


minority, Native American

DeGraffenreid, Jeffery P., 657

Deines, Jana J., 657

Delmas C. Hill Kansas Room, 398, 625

donation committee, 403

See also Davis, Martha; Fromme,

Ruth Marie; St. John, Helen;

Steerman, Marjorie; Windschef-

fel, June

photo, 404

See also Smith, Kent P.

Delta Theta Phi, 22, 125, 179–180


ies

Democratic affiliation, 160

Department of Economics collabora-

tion, 120–121

See also Wales, Hugh G.

Des Jardins, Hal, 157

See also the Phantom

Device, Alice, 588


Devinney, Darrin, 665

Diaz, Matt M., 664

Dibble, Daniel M., 163, 653

Dimmitt, Larry, 398

See also alumni, library addition,

contributions

Distinguished Lecturer Program, 263

See also Keeton, Page; Ladd, Mason;

McKay, Robert; Menninger, Karl;

Miller, Arthur

Dixon, Donna, 587


Doane, Brent Arnold, 664

Dobson, Mark, 366, 644


Docking, George, 158


Docking, Robert B., 634, 679, 680


Dodge, Paul H., 40, 641


Dodson, Tammy, 668

Doggett, John, 606

Doherty, Harold, 609

See also students, minority, Native

American

Dole, Elizabeth, 588

Dole, Phyllis, 613

Dole, Robert J., 127, 576

Center on Disabilities and the Law,

543–544

centennial celebration keynote

speaker, 563


commencement speaker, 681


“greatest generation”, 143

Honorary Doctor of Laws, 228, 679


photo, 513, 564

Presidential nominee, 512, 612

public service roles, 612–614, 616

Robert J. Dole Scholarship for Stu-

dents with Disabilities, 613

steering committee honorary chair,

503

See also Americans with Disabilities

Act; fundraising, giving campaign

steering committee; “greatest genera-

tion”; publicity; students, tradition

of public service, Legislative Branch

Donnelly, Richard C., 125, 130, 631, 641,

674


Doolittle, John Robert, II, 664

Doster, Frank, 6, 27


Doudin, Conrad, 668

Douglas, William O., 264

See also faculty, William O. Douglas

Outstanding Professor Award

Douglass, Cynthia, 586, 588, 618

See also students, minority, women;


Executive Branch

Dow, Dennis, 273, 627, 661

See also moot court; students, tradi-

tion of public service, Federal Judges

downtown Topeka legal community

physical separation, 82

Downtown Topeka Rotary Club, 435

Drean, Robert, 668

Drumright, Greg, 523

Dubofsky, Jean, 680

Duckworth, Regan, 666

Dudley, Julia, 586


Duesing, Dwight W., 661

Dugan, Paul V., 617

Duggan, John M., 392, 394, 397, 404–405


dents

Duma, Michael C., 660

Dunalewicz, Michael, 668

Duncan, Mryl L., 292, 301, 306, 355

1979 Brown v. Board of Education

litigation team, 342

bar exam performance sessions, 554



hijinks, 348–201


library addition, 396, 401

library committee, 376

Natural Resources Law Institute Fel-

lowship, 474

photo, 280



Dunton, Verner J., 678

Dupre, Durward D. (Duke), 398, 546,

661, 669, 671, 676, 679



contributions

Dupre, Helen, 634


Durow, Lloyd, 200

Durrance, Neil, 662

Eagleson, Ryan, 654

Easley, Allen K., 321, 331




Associate Dean, 407, 471, 542

faculty scholarship, 300, 529

Honorary Life Member, 538, 672

new faculty member, 292

military recruitment letter, 521

photo, 292, 406

planning for technology, 480

possible deanship, 538–539

teaching, 643, 648

The Memo, 426, 428, 430, 434

See also faculty, new hires; The

Memo

Eckhart, Mignon Florence, 569


Edgar, Craig, 658

Edmonds, Robert E., 672

Edna McConnell Clark Foundation, 344

Educational Planning Commission, 332

See also 1202 Commission

Edwards, Adam A., 665

Index 699


Edwards, Nicole C., 668

Edworthy, Zeva Bradshaw, 566


Eidenmiller, Ramona, 524

See also gifts

Eisenbarth, Louis, 333

See also Washburn Board of Regents

Eisenhower, Dwight D., 618, 678

Elliott, Harry R., 81

Elliott, Jerry, 362, 663

Ellis, Steve, 668

Elrod, Linda Henry, 262, 316, 318, 345,

350, 390, 524

achievements, 581–582, 584, 586

Cases, Comments and Questions on

Family Law, 474–475

centennial celebration master of

ceremonies, 563


CLE program, 362, 543, 545


Executive Secretary of the Washburn

Law School Association, 278

faculty roast, 276

Family Law Quarterly, 422–423

Journal of Family Law, 300

photo, 246

Richard S. Righter Distinguished

Professor, 506

student activity fee disagreement,

272

study abroad program, 359, 360

teaching, 246–247, 643, 648


See also alumni, academia; faculty,

new hires; Family Law Quarterly;


Elrod, Mark, 350

Emch, Ruth Inez, 70, 650


rectors

Emens, John R., 678

Engelbert, Dean, 174

England, Tracie R., 665, 668

England, William H., 11

See also students, first students

English, Allison, 666

Enochs, Rich, 177

See also moot court

enrollment, 26, 33, 84, 130, 143

increased performance require-

ments, 174

minorities, 327, 330, 331

predictions, 180

record increase, 225, 234–239

reduction, 335, 339–342, 407

student recruitment, 174, 327

women, 327

See also tuition, state tuition assis-

tance

Ensign, David, 636


Ensley, John D., 659

Entz, Stewart, 177, 179

See also moot court

Environmental Law Writing Competi-

tion, 274

Environmental Protection Agency, Gen-

eral Counsel, 274

See also Frick, G. William

Epstein, David G., 655

Erickson, George E., Jr., 220, 316, 643

Erickson, John E., 678

Ertz, Michael S., 660, 664

Erwin, James, 87

Esco, W. Jay, 80

Eskridge, William N., 656

Espinosa, Adam, 426

See also students, professional or-

ganizations, Hispanic National Bar

Association Law Student Division

Estey, Stephen S., 677

Evans, Clinton J., 25, 40, 48, 641


Everhart, Denise, 435, 588


Ewert, Lowell, 637


Faciane, Elsie, 601

faculty

centers, 552

Business and Transactional Law

Center, 545–548

Center for Excellence in Advo-

cacy, 545

Children and Family Law Center,

545

student societies, 546

competitive salaries, 90–91, 184, 224,

248, 414, 442

Curriculum Committee, 549

diversity, 327

Faculty Credit Card, 302

See also Rasor, Paul

faculty roast, 276, 346–348, 382, 448

faculty scholarship, 299–303, 374, 529

first lecturers, 6–10, 15–16

See also Benson, Alfred Wash-

burn; Burch, Rousseau A.; Burns,

William Cullen; Clark, James

W.; Dana, A.W.; Dodge, Paul H.;

Doster, Frank; Evans, Clinton J.;

Garver, Theodore; Gottlieb, Hen-

ry G.; Greenwood, L.H.; Greer,

Wilber; Hamilton, Clad; Harvey,

William W.; Hungate, Otis; Jack-

son, Fred S.; Large, Shelby L.;

Larimer, Harry G.; Lee, Thomas

Amory; Mason, Henry F.; Mc-

Cabe, Arthur, J.; Monroe, Lee;

Pollock, John C.; Ralston, Wil-

liam C.; Rosen, John; Rossington,

William H.; Slonecker, J.G.;

Smith, Clark; Smith, William

R.; Stone, Robert; Switzer, John;

Towne, Orwell Bradley; Wheeler,

Bennett; Whitcomb, George H.

growth, 184, 188, 296–299

See also Fowks, Bob; Harvey, Wil-

liam; Hinkle, Winton; Howe,

John E.; Navin, Walter

initiatives, 554–555

law journal awards, 659–660

merit salary increases, 299

methods of instruction, 16-17

new hires, 186, 239–249

See also Ballard, Megan; Bar-

bara, Michael; Bayles, J. Wendell;

Brown, Scott; Christensen,

John E.; Concannon, James

M.; Cotorceanu, Peter; Dale,

David; Deemer, Larry; Duncan,

Myrl L.; Easley, Allen K.; Elrod,

Linda Henry; Farney, Ben; Go-

ering, Lyn; Griffin, Ronald C.;

Glashausser, Alex; Hey, Keith;

Hill, Warren; Jones, Randall;

Kaufman, Colin; Kaye, Michael;

Khan, Liaquat Ali; Kratochvil,

Otto; Kuether, John F.; Lasso,

Rogelio; Lavoie, Richard; Levine,

Bruce; Lungren, John; Mansfield,

Cathy Lesser; Martin, Virginia

Creitz; Maxwell, Nancy; McDow-

ell, Banks; Meinecke, Joel; Monk,

Carl C.; Moore, Loretta; Morgan,

Kurt; Pease, Gregory; Piatt, Rob-

ert W., Jr.; Pierce, David; Rab-

ouin, Michelle; Ramirez, Mary;

Ramirez, Steven A.; Rasor, Paul

B.; Reynolds, Sheila; Robinson,

Edward; Roth, Randall; Rowland,

Donald F.; Ryan, David L.; Slover,

Index 701


faculty (continued)

J. Elwood; Scott, Ridgeley; Smith,

Charlene; Stewart, Dennis; Stim-

mel, Don; Treadway, William;

Vizzier, Carol; Wadley, James B.

part-time faculty, 24–26

photo, 151, 186, 349

promotion and tenure, 314

publishing, 474–475

recruitment, 290–296

policies, 291

self-study, 375–377, 475–476, 497, 528,

534–536

student-faculty ratio, 257, 307, 342,

360, 491

ABA/AALS concerns, 284

faculty hires, 245, 279

faculty resources, 239

student body reduction, 339, 407

summer study abroad program,

221–222, 266, 359, 447, 555

turnover, 40–48, 184, 187, 469–474

See also Allen, Richard; Commit-

tee on Professional Development;

Harvey, William; Hinkle, Winton;

in-house teaching clinic; Navin,

Walter; Poland, Melvin C.

visiting professors, 366–368

See also Acker, Diane; Benner,

Larry; Byers, Ellen; Chaykin,

Arthur; Dobson, Mark; Kofran,

Emily; O’Neil Lowry, Jalen; Petty,

Lynette; Reeves, Jean; Schneider,

Eric; Ward, Bill; Williams, Law-

rence E., Jr.

William O. Douglas Outstanding

Professor Award, 241, 648-649

See also Douglas, William O.


in-house teaching clinic; law collo-

quiums

Fahr, Samuel, 171

Faigman, David, 453


posium

Fairmont College, 117

Family Law Quarterly, 422, 425, 543, 582,

654

See also Elrod, Linda Henry

Fanning, Homer W., 653

Farley, Jerry, 672

Law School centennial celebration,

563


relationship with the Law School,

450

renovation of law school building,

556

selection of new dean, 537, 541

Supreme Court of Justice of the

Republic of Paraguay Cooperation

Agreement, 266


dents

Farney, Benjamin, 257–258, 279, 643


Farrell, Francis D., 678

Farrell, Rebecca L., 658

Farrell, Richard J., 228, 679

Fatzer, Harold, 142




new building fundraising study, 211,

215


public service appointments, 617,

619, 621

tornado cleanup, 203


service, Executive Branch; students,

tradition of public service, Kansas

Supreme Court Justices

Fauntroy, Walter, 605

Feezer, Lester W., 107, 113, 117, 121, 641

deanship, 647

health concerns, 112

new building, 108–110

photo, 108

review of grading policy, 110–111


Felix, Tris, 493–494

Felker, Butch, 411, 417

Fenley, David, 563, 676

Fenley, Hannah, 563

Fenley, Ken, 424

See also ABA National Negotiation

Competition

Ferrell, Dean, 414–415, 418


Field, Julie Kunce, 468, 472, 645

See also Washburn Law Clinic, direc-

tors

Field, Martha A., 655

finances, Law School

annual giving campaign, 308, 412

Delmas C. Hill Fellows, 309

Law School Financing Plan 428, 471,

498, 503, 508, 534, 552

adding new faculty, 464, 468

battles with the new president,

411–420, 442–443, 507

formulating the plan, 407–411

scholarships, 307–308

University support, 307

Findley, Martin, 662

Finesilver, Sherman, 680

Fischer, Elizabeth A. (Betty), 553, 673

Fisher, Charles, Jr., 144

See also “greatest generation”

Fisher, David F., 676

Fisher, Holly, 654, 666

Fisher, Leonard, 663

Fisher, Randall, 273, 352, 661

See also moot court; Order of the

Barristers

Fisher, Wallace, 504

See also gifts

Fitzgerald, Alice M., 657, 659

Fitzpatrick, Tracey Samantha, 353

See also American Trial Lawyers As-

sociation, Trial Advocacy Competi-

tion

Flagg, James, 638


Flannagan, John, 461, 627



Flaska, Frank V., 127, 134, 642

Fletcher, Albert B., Jr., 144, 627, 679, 680

See also “greatest generation”; stu-

dents, tradition of public service,

Federal Judges

Flood, Steve, 176

See also moot court

Flores, David, 609


Florez, Pantaleon

photo, 578

Focht, Jack, 179, 674

Fogel, Herbert, 292

Foiles, Gary L., 664

Folmsbee, Mark, 481, 483–484, 485

See also Washburn Law Library, new

librarians; WashLaw

Fontron, John, 205, 216, 672

Forbes Air Force Base, 134, 203, 208, 233,

264, 514

Forbes, Malcolm, 514, 515, 532, 679, 680

See also publicity

Ford, Gerald R., 612, 618

Forder, Caroline, 449


tives, visitors

Index 703


foreign summer program, 221–222, 266,

359, 447, 555

See also International Law Society

Foster, Catherine M., 659

Foster, Jerry Ann, 163

Foster, Ralph, 511, 669

See also gifts

Foster, Sarah, 353

See also American Trial Lawyers Asso-

ciation, Trial Advocacy Competition

Foster, Will, 646

Foth, J. Richard, 279, 462, 672

Foulston Siefkin (Law Firm), 626, 630

Foulston Siefkin Lecture, 271, 299, 304,

351, 655

See also Countryman, Vern

Fowks, Robert, 135, 144, 167, 187, 204,

290, 581

alternative dispute resolution, 358

associate professor, 134, 166–167

Distinguished Professor of Law, 242

faculty committee chair, 174



“Ladies Day”, 584

Medical Malpractice Solutions: Sys-

tems and Proposals for Injury Com-

pensation, 474

photo, 317

retirement, 297, 315–319

Seldon Society, 316

Vernon’s Kansas Statutes Annotated,

183, 277


See also faculty, growth

Fowler, Kevin, 662

Francis, John J., 468, 560, 645, 649

See also Washburn Law Clinic, direc-

tors

Frank, John, 204

Frazer, George Enfield, 678

Frederickson, Ted, 292, 643

Free Society of GNIP GNOP, Inc.

(FSOGG), 143, 185–186

See also GNIP GNOP Award; Phi

Delta Theta

Freedman, Monroe H., 656

Frick, G. William, 274

See also Environmental Protection

Agency, General Counsel

Frieden, John, 659

Friel, Ray, 450


tives, visitors

Friend, Stacy, 424

See also moot court

Friesen, Joletta M., 652, 658

Fritz, John C., 648, 649

Frizzell, Kent, 470, 617, 618, 633–634


tradition of public service, Executive

Branch

Fromme, Alex, 244, 403, 622, 670



tices

Fromme, Ruth Marie, 403



Frost, Brian, 668

Frost, Warren F., 657

Fulks, Peggy, 668

Fuller, Pam, 587


fundraising, 372, 503–508

giving campaign steering committee,

503

See also Dole, Robert J.; Goodell,

Gerald; Hartsook, Bob; Heitz,

Mark; Hite, Richard C.; Johnson,

Lynn; Michaud, Gerald; Morris,

Joseph W.; Post, Bradley; Pozez,

Norman; Shamberg, John

“Inner Circle” dinners, 501, 503

photo, 502

See also Kurtis, Bill; Thompson,

Hugh

student phonathon, 372, 500

photo, 373

See also new building, fundraising

Furse, Norman, 461

Gale, Kenneth, 627

Gard, Spencer, 672

Garfield University, 67

Garlinghouse, F. Mark, 674, 679, 680

Garlinghouse, Webb, 435

Garlow, Steve, 661

Garrity, Stanley, 223, 670

Garver, Theodore, 6


Garvey, Ray Hugh, 32, 175, 678


Gas Service Company, 266

See also KPL Gas Service Company;

Robinson Courtroom, legal proceed-

ings

Gatenbein, Larry, 662

Gatewood, Peggy, 581–582


Gavitt, Alma H., 397

Gavitt, Bernard C., 118


Law Schools

Gavitt, C.S., 397

Gayoso, Mike, 665

Gedge, Delores, 536

Gergen, David, 487

See also U.S. News & World Report

ranking system, editor

Germann, Michael C., 661

Gernon, Robert L., 622, 624, 674

See also; students, tradition of public


Judges; students, tradition of public


tices

G.I. Bill, 125, 147, 602

Gibson, Dean, 138, 653

gifts, 370–374, 397–399, 504–505

Richard S. Righter Distinguished

Professorship, 505

See also Archer, Glenn L.; Bianchino,

Bernie; Bunten, Bill; Cordry, Rich-

ard; Davis, John; Eidenmiller, Ra-

mona; Fisher, Wallace; Foster, Ralph;

Hindman, Duffie; Hutton, Andrew;

Hutton, Mark; Kansas Power and

Light Company; Labunker, Mae;

Labunker, Reginald; Michaud, Ger-

ald; Michaud, Patrick; Quail, Keith;

Ramskill, George; Righter, Richard

S.; Schovee, John; Shamberg, John;

Stussy, Susan

Gilbert, Quintress, 587, 607


American women

Gilliam, John, 663

Gilluly, Ross B., 11


Gilmore, Clessie Jackson, 578, 650



Gilmore, Eugene A., 65

Glashausser, Alex, 465, 542, 559–560,

645, 649


Glaves, Jack, 617

Gleed, James W., 37

Glenn, Bill, 602, 603


American

Glenn, Ralph, 83, 574

See also Washburn Law School

Index 705


Glenn, Ralph (continued)

Association

GNIP GNOP Award, 143, 185, 657–658

See also Free Society of GNIP GNOP,

Inc. (FSOGG)

Godard, A.A., 37, 677

Godfrey, Eugenia K., 651

Goeghan, William F.X., 219

Goering, Alan C., 661

Goering, Lyn, 550, 586, 635, 636, 645, 651,

659


new hires; students, minority, women

Golden, Jay P., 652

Goldwater, Barry, 318

Golt, Maynard, 221

Gomez, Arnaldo Levera, 450


tives, visitors

Goodacre, Glenna, 398

Goodell, Gerald, 307, 385

campaign steering committee chair,

503, 504



Kansas Bar Association (KBA) presi-

dent, 364


Washburn Law School Association

president, 284, 306, 669

Washburn Law School Foundation

president, 309, 397, 416

regional solicitation campaign after

tornado, 261

See also fundraising, giving cam-

paign steering committee; Washburn

Law School Foundation

Goodell, Lester, 141, 669, 670


Gordon, Scott, 666

Gott, Troy H., 657, 659

Gottlieb, Henry G., 25


Gough, Ruth, 229, 287


librarians

Gourman Report, 486–487

Government Printing Office (GPO), 260

governors, Kansas

See Bennett, Robert; Carlin, John;

Carlson, Frank; Docking, George;

Docking, Robert B.; Graves, Bill;

Hayden, Mike; Hoch, Edward W.;

Huxman, Walter; Osborn, Thomas;

Ratner, Payne; Sebelius, Kathleen;

Stubbs, W.R.; Woodring, Harry

grading system, 65, 102, 110, 348, 530–532

Graf, Melissa A., 665

Graffman, Gregory C., 652, 665

Graham, Fred, 680

Graham, Llewellyn J., 14

photo, 21


Grant, Emily, 646

Grau, Shelby J., 666

Graves, Bill, 623


Graves, Linda Richey, 588


Graves, Roscoe W., 65

Gray, David, 273, 661

See also moot court

Gray, John C., 45

See also Harvard Law School

Great Depression, 72, 84, 90–91, 92


See also Crow, Sam A.; Dole, Robert

J.; Fischer, Charles, Jr.; Fletcher, Al-

bert; Hite, Richard C.; Holmes, Rich-

ard; Kelly, Patrick; Michaud, Gerald;

Pinick, Dan; Post, Bradley; Richey,

Ronald K.

Greek letter societies

See students

Green, Carol Gilliam, 659, 671

Green, James W., 4, 15, 16, 45



Green, John, 321, 374

fundraising, 315, 370


law school differential bill, 341

new presidency, 314

Phelps litigation, 377

resignation, 391

state affiliation, 333–334

University addition committee, 376


dents

Green, Michael, 454

See also Ahrens Chair in Torts, dis-

tance education

Greenberg, Jack, 600, 602

Greene, Peggy, 72

Greenwood, Lewis H., 2, 10, 29


Greenwood, Mrs. Lewis H. (Daisy), 37,

50

Greer, Wilber, 22


Gregory, Angelee, 665

Grimshaw, William, 661

Griffin, Ronald C., 296, 443, 451




Bankruptcy Court Externship ad-

ministrator, 461

CLEO administrator, 331

faculty roast, 348


international teaching, 450

Journal of Legislation, 300

Midwestern People of Color Legal

Scholarship Conference, 456

NAFTA Colloquium, 458

photo, 281

teaching, 301, 643, 648

Telejurist, 517


(KBA), task forces

Griffith, Ted, 668

Griffiths, Karen, 588


Groff, James R., 653

Groff, Robert, 138

See also moot court

Grosheide, Frederik Willem, 449


tives, visitors

Gui-yun, Liu, 655

Haas, Amanda, 667

Hackler, Eugene, 669

Haddock, Brad, 387, 398


contributions

Hadzi, Kosta, 222

Hahn, Lowell, 169, 171, 651

Hakanson, John, 663

Hall, Daniel E., 637


Hall, Danielle, 666

Hall, Fred, 158

Hall, Jay, 666

Hall, Kenton M., 352, 663

See also Jerome Prince Memorial

Evidence Law Competition

Hall, Lloyd, 134, 135, 147, 153, 642

Halley, M. Martin, 220, 221, 474

Hallmark Cards, 398, 602


Hallock, M. Maurine, 575

Hambleton, Antrim, 131, 134, 156, 249, 574

Index 707


Hambleton, Antrim (continued)

deanship, 104, 105–107, 128, 647

Kansas Room cane rack, 127, 403

full-time faculty member, 89, 90, 123,

124, 130, 576, 641

intramural debate competition, 33

Kansas Annotations for the Restate-

ments of Property, Contracts, and

Restitution, 111

part-time law librarian, 35

photo, 105

See also students, debate team;

Washburn Law School deans

Hamilton, Clad, 6, 25


Hamilton, Jan, 661

Hamilton, JoAn, 583


Hammer, Lisa K., 657, 659

Hancock, Kevin, 665

Haney, Thomas, 659

Hang, Bach T., 660

Haning, Zerne, 171, 624, 651


service, other states

Hansen, David, 424, 664

See also moot court

Happe, Michael L., 651

Harder, Dottie, 328, 329, 495, 496

Harder, Joseph, 337

Hargis, Denver D., 615, 616



Harley, Marcia, 273, 584, 661

See also moot court; students, mi-

nority, women

Harley, Phil, 272–273, 661

See also moot court

Harmon, D. Jerome, 462, 623, 624, 670,

679

See also students, tradition of pub-

lic service, Kansas Supreme Court

Commissioners

Harno, Albert J., 60, 61, 66, 92

deanship, 52–53, 59, 647


photo, 60

resignation, 58, 59


Harper, Howard, 670

Harris, Cheryl L., 655

Harris, Michael L., 661

Harris, Muriel Yates, 587


Harris, William, Jr., 604


American

Harrison, Colonel T.W., 7

Harry K. Allen Scholarship Fund, 175

Hart, Brette, 666

Harth, Amy, 587


Hartman, Cynthia, 587


Hartnett, Drew, 87

Hartsook, Bob, 370, 503


paign steering committee

Harvard Law Review, 63

Harvard Law School, 53, 83, 134, 471

admission requirements, 4

Case Method, 17

enrollment, women students, 566

faculty Alma Mater, 7, 45, 107, 130,

134, 279, 366

national interest, 270–271, 304

online legal research, 482

other degrees, 63, 121, 291–292, 505,

634, 635

See also Gray, John C.; Pound, Ros-

coe

Harvey, Alex M., 28

Harvey, William, 13, 166, 171, 197, 633

1965 class reunion, 515

GNIP GNOP Award, 186

full-time faculty member, 183, 642

resignation, 185, 190


184, 204

Washburn Law Journal academic

credibility, 219, 220–221

See also faculty, first lecturers; fac-

ulty, growth; faculty, turnover

Hascall, Susan C., 635


Hatcher, Earl, 66


General Campaign chair, 215–216

Honorary Doctor of Law, 228, 679

library collection committee, 223

public service appointment, 623

teaching Study of Cases, 79

See also students, tradition of pub-

lic service, Kansas Supreme Court

Commissioners

Hauser, Harold, 82

Haverkamp, Janette, 587


Havner, Kenneth, 661

Hawkins, Carl S., 451, 452, 535, 644

See also accreditation, ABA/AALS,

1986; Ahrens Chair in Torts, visiting

professors

Hawkinson, Ashley, 660

Hawver, Martin, 438

Hayes, Dawn, 668

Hayes, G. Edmond, 604


American

Hayes, John, 125, 337

Hayse, Richard F., 200, 651, 659

Hayden, Mike, 334, 337, 341, 514


Haynes, Carlus L., 665

Haywood, Robert, 289, 309, 313, 314, 387,

391


Foundation

Head, Barbara, 372

Healzer, John J., 661

Heath, Donald Read, 678

Heaven, Jo Elaine, 607


American women

Heck, Steve, 424, 664

See also moot court

Heinemann, David, 244

Heinrichs, Jeff B., 665, 668

Heitz, Lisa, 404

Heitz, Mark, 669, 679

Board of Governors, alumni, presi-

dent, 501

Board of Regents meetings, 417, 418

Dole campaign reception, 512

Faculty Reading Room furnishings,

404

Law School endowment, 504

photo, 513



Helm, Frederick C., 26, 27, 590, 591, 592,

597, 598


American

Helsper, Thelma, 574


Hemlock, 182

Hemsley, Bradley Lane, 666

Henderson, James A, 455


tance education

Henderson, John, 184, 220, 223, 258, 308,

309, 332

1966 Tornado, 196

Index 709


Henderson, John (continued)

alcohol ban, 192

competitive Law School faculty sala-

ries, 245, 248

dean search, 281


Law School activity fee battle, 272

merger between two law schools, 194,

206

new building dedication, 227

new building proposal, 209–212, 215

new dean candidates, 230–231

resignation, 312–313


dents

Henderson, Thomas, 453


posium

Henderson, Timothy H., 663

Herd, Harold S., 266, 331, 623

Colloquium small group leader, 459



mandatory retirement by state stat-

ute, 473


public service appointment, 622

See also law colloquiums, small

group leaders; students, tradition


Court Justices

Herd, Skip, 474

Herrera, Sam M., 663

Hersbergen, Ron, 644

Hertzler, Arthur E., 677

Hervey, John, 166, 176

Hess, Gerald, 554, 555

Hesse, Karl, 425

Hey, Keith, 187, 189, 190, 204, 222, 642


Hiatt, John Todd, 666

Hiatt, Roger L., 659

Hickel, Walter, 577

Hickman, Melinda, 638


Hickman, Paula, 426

See also ABA Law Student Division

Hill, Clyde, 617



Hill, Delmas C., 309, 398, 403

50th Anniversary banquet address, 151

Carnegie Hall dedication ceremony,

156

Clinic dedication address, 263


fundraising efforts, 212, 215–216



public service appointment, 624–626



Hill, Donald R., 651

Hill, Ronald W., 659

Hill, Stephen D., 624, 661



Judges

Hill, Stow, 223

Hill, Warren, 320, 644


Hindman, Duffie, 372, 670

See also gifts

Hines, Francine, 417

Hinkle, Winton, 187, 188, 219, 651, 669

See also faculty, growth; faculty,

turnover

Hirchman, Linda, 586

Hirshon, Robert, 542, 681

Hite, Richard C., 337, 387

Ahrens Chair Symposium responder,

453

Board of Governors, alumni, presi-

dential dealings, 412, 501



Financing Plan, 416

fundraising campaigns, 373, 503, 504



Legal Aid Bureau student partici-

pant, 140



president, 669

Washburn University Alumni Fel-

low, 676

See also Ahrens Chair in Torts,

Symposium; Board of Governors,

alumni; fundraising, giving cam-

paign steering committee; “greatest

generation”

Ho, Jeremiah, 646

Hoch, Edward W., 614


Hoch, Homer, 117, 614, 620, 675

photo, 615



Hodge, Walter, 577

Hodgkinson, Randall, 645

Hoferer, Paul, 546, 671, 676

Holbrook Hall, 55, 71, 82, 92, 93–94, 108

new building for the law school, 67,

70

photo, 71, 93


Holder, Andrew D., 658

Holmes, Richard, 144, 434, 459, 619, 622,

679

See also “greatest generation”; law

colloquiums, small group leaders;


Kansas Supreme Court Justices

Homolka, Lynelle D., 665

Honabach, Dennis R., 636

agent of change, 548–554

centennial kickoff reception speaker,

563–565


deanship, 540–543, 647

faculty battles, 558–559



law centers, 544, 548

photo, 540

renovation, 556

See also new building

student reactions, 560


Honeycutt, Kimberly, 666

honor code, 73, 146–147, 296

Hood, Ed, 362

Hooker, Chad, 668

Hoover, J. Edgar, 575

Hope, Clifford R., 23, 674, 678

public service appointment, 614, 617



Legislative Branch

Hopkins, Edna, 570–572, 674

See also Kansas Women Lawyers’ As-

sociation; students, minority, women

Hopkins, Richard, 403

Horack, H.C., 51–52, 65


Law Schools

Horn, Lucille, 573


Horner, Patricia, 360, 586


Horsch, Marilyn, 425

See also students, Edward L. Dubroff

Memorial Award

Index 711


Hoskinson, Gladys, 575


Hoss, Jodi M., 652

Hotchkiss, Alex, 179, 180, 581, 669, 670

Hotchkiss, Bruce, 179

Howe, John E., 220, 225, 238, 240, 249,

250, 312

30th Anniversary of the Tornado re-

union, 515

1966 tornado destruction, 196, 200,

202–205, 209

adding faculty positions, 182–184, 186

background, 164

building addition concerns, 258–259

deanship, 160, 166, 538, 577, 647

end of open enrollment, 180–181

fundraising for new building, 210,

214, 216

improving Carnegie Hall, 191


making changes to the law school,

168–169, 172–174

merger between two law schools,

193–195

mobile units, 217

new building dedication, 228–229

photo, 165, 167

resignation, 223


salary supplement recipient, 242

scholarship program, 175–176

teaching, 243, 584, 642


277


Executive Secretary, 278

See also faculty, growth; Washburn

Law School deans

Howe, Marggy, 168, 205, 225

Howells, Geraint, 455


tance education

Hoyano, Laura, 455


tance education

Hrdlicka, Richard, 671

Huber, Richard, 297, 298, 368, 387

See also in-house teaching

Hughes, C. Harold, 106

Hughes, Leonard, 603


American

Hughes, Patrick, 657

Hughes, Rees H., 678

Hughes, Thomas Welburn, 59, 61, 64, 70

chapel exercises, 56

deanship, 43, 45–47, 647


increased credit hour requirements,

75

new building talk, 54

photo, 44, 62

raising admission requirements, 49

retirement, 89

teaching, 58, 59, 62, 63, 88


Hull, Anne, 660

Hulsey, Paul H., 676

Hummer, Frank, 668

Hungate, Otis, 48


Hunsaker, William J., 651

Hunter, Anthony T., 666

Hunter, J. Richards, 672

Huntsberger, John W., 22


Hurd, E. Bernard, 605


American

Hurley, Timothy R., 652

Hurlstone-Peggs, Jose, 663

Hurst, Thomas, 138, 653

Hutson, Christine Holiman, 587


Hutton, Andrew, 371

See also gifts

Hutton, M. Christine, 634–635, 646


Hutton, Mark, 350, 371

See also gifts

Huxman, Walter, 121, 135, 142, 157, 594, 672


Hyter, Richard S., 659

Ibe, Rickie Emmanuel, 664

Ingram, Yolanda, 635


in-house teaching clinic, 296–299

See also Concannon, James M.;

faculty; Huber, Richard; Maxwell,

Nancy; Monk, Carl C.; Rich, Wil-

liam; Zaretsky, Barry

international law perspectives, 447–451

Sister Law School Programs

Central and East European Law

Initiative (CEELI), 447, 634

See also Bodnar, Laszlo

Central and Latin America Law

Initiative, 448

See also Parada, Jackson

Law Initiative to Africa, 448

See also Kanyongolo, Fidelis

visitors

See also Aguilar, Rose Palau;

Ayala, Elixeno; Beltran, Raquel

Alvarado; Benitez, Luis Maria;

Clark, Eugene; Coper, Michael;

Forder, Caroline; Friel, Ray; Go-

mez, Arnaldo Levera; Grosheide,

Frederik Willem; Killingly, Julian;

MacCormak, Neal; Mattijssen,

Astrid A. M.; Milo, John Michael;

Reyes, Mario Ramos; Rivera,

Zoraida Avalos; Sanchez, Oscar

Arias; Tanaka, Tatsuo; Walsh,

Dermot; Zrazhevskaya, Tatiana

See also Brunel University; Kings

College; Utrecht University

International Law Society, 221

See also foreign summer program

Irwin, Casey, 668

Irwin, William A., 678

Isherwood, Boyd, 658

Jackson, Fred S., 26, 130


Jackson, Janet Thompson, 645

Jackson, Jeffery, 645

Jackson, Kelli, 668

Jackson, Mike, 35

Jackson, Samuel, 603, 617, 674



public service, Executive Branch

Jackson, Schuyler, 72, 99, 136–138, 161,

168, 579

ABA/AALS battle, 164–166

deanship, 131, 133, 647

changing curriculum policy, 149–150



increasing student financial aid,

147–148

Kansas Supreme Court appoint-

ment, 158–160

P.H.T. degree, 143

photo, 132, 159

role in public affairs, 141–142

seven year proposal, 151

teaching, 130

welcoming students, 144


Jacobs, Roger, 288, 289

Jacobstein, Myron, 293

Index 713


James, Barbara, 608


American women

James, Richard, 658

Jarrow, Jim, 352, 663



tion

Jarvis, Mike, 177

See also moot court

Jaworski, Leon, 266, 679, 680

Jeffrey, Linda, 606–607


American women

Jelinek, Rebecca S., 665

Jenkins, Jill, 588


Jenkins, Martha, 588


Jennings, Lora M., 658

Jerome Prince Memorial Evidence Law

Competition, 352

See also Hall, Kent; Mullen, Martha;

Smith, John

Jerry, Bob, 414–415, 419, 444

battles, 427, 429–434, 442

See also The Memo; University of

Kansas (KU) School of Law, deans

John Marshall Club, 13, 20

photo, 21

Johnson, Arthur G., 398


contributions

Johnson, Christine, 156, 174, 315, 612

Director of the Law Library, 650



welcoming students, 144


rectors

Johnson, David Ash, 161, 563

Johnson, E. Edward, 617



Johnson, Jacque, 501

Johnson, Laura, 657, 660

Johnson, Lee A., 290, 622, 624


service, Kansas Court of Appeals;



Johnson, Lyndon B., 212, 603, 616, 617

Johnson, Lynn, 453, 501, 504, 669, 671,

676

photo, 502


posium; fundraising, giving cam-


Johnson, Phill, 636


Johnson, Tracey D., 666

Johnston, Brent M., 658

Johnston, William A., 13, 52, 677

Jones, Howard, 131, 397

acting dean, 160, 647



photo, 160

teaching, 89, 124


Jones, Mabel, 570, 572

See also Kansas Women Lawyers’

Association; students, minority,

women

Jones, Randall, 246, 256, 287, 293, 643


Jones-Wilson, Karla, 665

Jones, Stephen P., 667

Jorda, Karl, 656

Journal of the Bar Association of Kansas,

130, 141, 575, 613, 629

Journal of the Kansas Bar Association,

168–169, 622

Editors-in-Chief, 653


first four volumes, 57, 80

KBA publishing proposal, 80–81

student editorial board, 130


(KBA), KBA Journal

Joy, Jeffrey C., 661

Judd, Patricia, 646

Jurcyk, John, Jr., 352, 662

See also Wagner Labor Law Compe-

tition

Jurgensen, Shawn, 666

Jurgensmeier, Amy, 668

Jurgensmeyer, Julian, 300

juris doctor degree, 79, 305, 322, 401, 469

eligibility limit, 106

institution of degree, 65

reinstated, 152

requirements, 421–422, 551, 573

retroactive upgrade, 229

Justin Case, 383, 384

Juvenile Probation Program, 177, 250

Kagpadat Party, 85

Kahrs, William Jeff, 664

Kainen, Ed, 328, 329, 663

Kagey, Lloyd M., 620



tices

Kalven, Harry, Jr., 175, 191

Kameli, Taher, 664

Kansas Association of Defense Counsel,

274

Kansas Association of Plaintiff ’s Attor-

neys, 157

Kansas Bar Association (KBA), 7, 16, 79,

82, 111, 175, 622

annual meeting, 439

1900 meeting, 73

1980 meeting, 307

1982 meeting, 314

1988 meeting, 387

1990 meeting, 411, 503

1992 meeting, 402, 419

bar shows, 276, 439

Board of Governors, alumni, 445

case method address, 17

Committee on Professionalism,

Equality and Quality (COPEQ), 446

continuing legal education pro-

grams, 229

convention, 598

women presidents, 582, 587, 622

See also Lukert, Marla; Mar-

quardt, Christel

funding for computer access, 271

headquarters, 192

increased education requirements, 3,

73

invitation, women, 572

joint CLE agreement, 361–365

See also University of Kansas

(KU) School of Law

KBA Journal, 137, 168–169, 581

publishing proposal, 80

See also Journal of the Kansas Bar

Association

Real Property, Probate and Trust

Section, 277

task forces, 443–447

See also Griffin, Ronald C.; Smith,

Charlene; University of Kansas,

School of Law

Telejurist donation, 517

trial advocacy institute, 395

See also Committee of Liaison with

Law Schools; Committee on Legal

Education

Kansas Bar Foundation, 459

Index 715


Kansas Board of Regents, 334, 414, 419,

428, 435, 606

Kansas City, 39, 83

Kansas City Law School, 32, 47, 104

Kansas City Star, 95, 194, 438

Kansas Commission on Civil Rights,

266, 602

See also Robinson Courtroom, legal

proceedings

Kansas Committee on the Humanities,

602

Kansas Corporation Commission, 14,

123, 266, 588, 614, 625, 634


proceedings

Kansas Court of Appeals Judges

See students, tradition of public ser-

vice, Kansas Court of Appeals Judges

Kansas Department of Social and Reha-

bilitation Services, 588

See also Whiteman, Donna

Kansas Legal Center, 192

Kansas Legal Research Board, 274

Kansas Legal Services, 306, 426

Kansas Legal Services for Prisoners, 254,

343

Kansas Medical College, 1, 8, 22, 37, 54

Kansas National Guard, 52

Kansas Power and Light Company, 511

See also gifts

Kansas Room

See Delmas C. Hill Kansas Room

Kansas State Historical Society, 602

Kansas State Library, 637

Kansas Supreme Court, 25, 49, 72, 192,

580

Allen’s nomination for Justice, 94–99

annual programs for judges, 277

class of 1906, 11, 13, 14

before the bar exam, 3

Continuing Legal Education re-

quirement, 363

education requirements for the bar

exam, 73, 75, 118–119, 147

focus on professionalism, 459

judging moot court competitions, 139

Justice lecturers, 6

Justices, 33, 35, 41, 100, 158, 587, 618

See also students, tradition of

public service, Kansas Supreme

Court Justices

law office study regulations, 48

Reporters, 130

student practice rule, 250

See also Burch, Rousseau A.

Kansas Trial Lawyers Association, 319,

583, 625

Kansas Women Lawyers’ Association,

572

See also Hopkins, Edna; Jones, Ma-

bel; Nye, Jessie Junette

Kanyongolo, Fidelis, 448



Law Initiative to Africa

Kaplan, Ethan S., 666

Kappa Beta Phi, 572

Karasek, Jamie, 665

Karl Menninger School of Psychiatry

and Mental Health Sciences, 282

See also Menninger School of Psy-

chiatry

Karnes, Anthony E., 678

Karpinski, Benjamin, 665

Kassebaum, Nancy Landon, 679

Kaster (Webb), Ruth Miller, 54, 65, 573,

574

See also Student Bar Association;


Kauffman, Kelly J., 666

Kaufman, Colin, 279, 287, 643


Kaul, Robert H., 621



tices

Kaye, Michael, 366, 420, 635

Advanced Trial Advocacy Institute,

363

Bianchino Technology Center Direc-

tor, 545

Director of the clinic, 320

full-time supervisor, 294

Intensive Trial Advocacy Program

(ITAP) co-Director, 547

photo, 295

teaching, 643

See also faculty, new hires; Washburn

Law Clinic, directors

Keane, Kelly, 665, 668

Keeshan, Robert, 273, 352, 661

See also moot court; Order of the

Barristers

Keenan, Caroline, 455


tance education

Keeton, Page, 176, 264

See also Distinguished Lecturer Pro-

gram

Kellems, Kristen Clarke, 666

Kellogg, Chris J., 654

Kellogg, Darrell, 335

Kelly, Patricia, 587


Kelly, Patrick, 144, 204, 403, 623, 625, 671,

674

See also “greatest generation”; stu-


Federal Judges

Kelly, Tim, 636


Kemp, John D., 676, 679, 681

Kennedy, John F., 404, 616, 624, 625

Kennedy, Kerry, 680

Kenner, James P., 660

Kent, Bruce, 227

Kent Club, 31

Kerr, Janet, 496, 499, 513, 553, 636


Kessler, Cheryl A., 666

Khan, Liaquat Ali, 321, 369, 389, 475, 644

photo, 323


Kietzman Construction Company, 399,

401

See also Washburn Law Library, ad-

dition

Kilburg, Paul L., 627



Killingly, Julian, 450


tives, visitors

Kilroy, Terry, 403, 669, 671

Kim, Ji-Su, 609

See also students, minority, Asian

Kimbrough, Lanny, 414, 415, 418


King, Bernice, 304, 601

King, Billie Jean, 584


King, Coretta Scott, 304

King, Jeffery M., 666

King, Kathleen E., 252, 582


King, Martin Luther, Jr., 601

King, Philip C., 97, 103, 106, 107, 113, 115

Assistant President, 92, 93


new building, 108, 110

tight finances, 112–113


dents

Kingfisher, Cheryl Rios, 587, 609

Index 717


Kingfisher, Cheryl Rios (continued)



King’s College, 447, 555


tives

Kinoy, Arthur, 655

Kirkpatrick, J.E., 60

Kissam, Flip, 338

Kitch, Edmond, 454


Torts courses

Klaassen, Heather R., 660

Klenda, L.D., 176

See also moot court

Kline, George A., 14, 176


Kline, Howard C., 669

Kline, Mabel, 176

Kluger, Richard, 593

Knetsch, Alice, 664

Knight, Gary E., 651

Knighton, Phil, 237, 238, 239, 252

Knudson, David S., 624



Judges

Koch, Bill, 505

Koch, Charles, 505, 672

Koch Industries, 398, 504, 505


Koch Scholars, 504, 505

See also Agrimonti, Lisa; Randall,

Heather; Torline, Steve

Koepke, Bryon L., 660

Koepke, Jennifer, 660

Koett, Imelda, 583


Kofran, Emily, 366, 644


Koplick, Stan, 337, 338, 414

Korean War, 144, 145, 151, 233

Kowalski, Tonya, 645

Kozinski, Alex, 655

KPL Gas Service Company, 398

See also Gas Service Company; cor-

porate contributions

Kraft, Eric, 424, 461, 665

See also moot court

Kramer, Bruce, 456


Kramer, Terry L., 659

Kratochvil, Otto, 190

Adjunct Professor of the Year, 648

foreign study program teacher, 267


Juvenile Probation Program supervi-

sor, 250


photo, 190

retirement, 280


277


Kropf, Oscar A., 677

Kropf, Richard E., 677

Krstulic, Anna, 654

Krull, Kyle, 662

KTWU, 496, 506–507

“Short Course on Estate Planning”,

277

“Trial Brief”, 277

Kuckelman, Mike, 424, 663

See also moot court

Kuenzel, Calvin, 171

Kuether, Annie, 526

Kuether, John F., 275, 301, 528

annual roast, 347

computer training, 271

death, 524–527


photo, 525

Professor of the Year, 648

teaching, 247–248


Kumorowski, Victoria, 583


Kurtis, Bill

American Trial lawyers Association

Top Oralist Award, 177



fundraising videotape narrator, 412,

503


National Moot Court Competition,

177


photo, 197

Tornado, 196–197, 204, 515

waiver of Appellate Practice, 182

See also 1966 Tornado; fundraising,

“Inner Circle” dinners; moot court

Kurtis, Helen, 198

Kutak, Robert, 304

Kweli, Ainka, 425


nizations, National Association of

Public Interest Law

Kyle, Jay, 86, 106, 670

Kynaston, Andrew, 426, 654


nizations, Family Law Section

Kyrsl, Shannon S., 662

Labunker, Mae, 504

See also gifts

Labunker, Reginald, 504

See also gifts

Lacey, Dennis, 662

Lacoursiere, Roy, 257, 282

Ladd, Mason, 263


gram

Laman, Charley, 668

Lamb, L. Travis, 654

Lambertson, W.P., 96

Landis, Nancy Moritz, 657

See also Caplinger, Nancy Landis;

Moritz, Nancy

Landon, Alfred Mossman, 128, 677

Landress, Jason, 666

Langmade, W.E., 95

Lanzillo, Carolyn P., 663

Large, Shelby L., 40, 641


Larimer, Harry G., 10, 21


Larremore, Thomas M., 90, 641

Larscheid, Kristine A., 657, 659

Larson, Edward J., 655

Larson, Jane E., 655

Larson, Josephine, 163

Larson, Marvin, 134, 145, 149, 153, 161–

163, 167–168, 642

photo, 162

Larson, Swede, 385

Lasso, Rogelio, 450, 471–472, 558, 559,

644


Lasswell, Gerald D., 653

Lavoie, Richard, 528, 558, 645, 648


Law Day Convocation, 228

Law Journal Lamp, 226

law colloquiums, 445, 456–461

guest lecturers, 448, 458

See also Parker, Kellis; Mattijssen,

Astrid A. M.; Strickland, Rennard

National Law Journal, 456

small-group leaders

See also Herd, Harold; Holmes,

Richard

U.S. News & World Report, 459

Index 719


law colloquiums (continued)

See also faculty

Law in Education project, 277

Law School Admissions Test, 180

law school buildings

downtown facilities, 8–9

favorite gathering places, 23–24

moving around downtown,

34–35

moving to the campus, 54–55,

70

permanent home, 37

renovation and remodeling, 109

See also Benton Hall; Boswell Hall;

Carnegie Hall; Crane Hall and Ob-

servatory; Holbrook Hall; MacVicar

Chapel; Mulvane Art Museum; new

building; Thomas Gymnasium;


law school rankings, 180

Law Review Board, 81, 137, 155

intramural journal, 169

members, 579, 613, 616, 622, 625, 633

Lawhorn, Charles, 663

Lawrence, Dan E., 660

Layton, Tad, 665

Leadstrom, Nathan D., 658

Ledbetter, Joseph, 666

Lee, Jae, 425, 492, 609

See also students, minority, Asian;

students, professional organizations,

Asian Pacific American Law Student

Association

Lee, Thomas Amory, 25, 46, 48, 611, 641


Legal Aid Bureau, 139, 155

legal assistance program, 139, 274

Legal Education and Admissions Com-

mittee, 335

Legislative Budget Committee, 332

Lehr, Michael, 663

Leininger, Brian, 663

Leisinger, Amy L., 660

Lemus, Jennifer L., 654

Leon, David, 608


Leon, Philip, 608


Letourneau, Gerald J., 171, 651

Leuenberger, Jan, 358, 389

Levin, Betsy, 387, 388

Levine, Bruce, 301

annual faculty roast, 276



photo, 268


retirement, 465, 527–528

teaching, 240, 267–268


Levine, Moe, 219, 228

Levy, Bob, 662

Lewis, Delano E.

achievements, 546, 605, 637

Black Law Students Association

(BLSA) banquet speaker, 608





photo, 605

President of National Public Radio,

497

public service appointments, 618



public service, Executive Branch

Lewis, Gregory, 635


Lewis, Laura, 668

Lewis, Michael Byron, 664

Lewis, Philip H., 103, 106, 232, 361


fundraising after the tornado, 210–

211, 213


International Law Society, 221

new building dedication event, 226

Lewis, Robert A., 659

Lexis, 353

library

See Washburn Law Library

Light, Auburn, 87

Liljegren, Scott, 424, 660, 665

See also moot court

Lindell, Sandra, 668

Linder, Rex, 273, 661

See also moot court

Lindhout, Jane, 648

Lindley, Ernest H., 678

Linenberger, Marta Fisher, 651

Linquist, Becky, 398, 532

photo, 402

Linquist, Ed, Jr., 398, 532

photo, 402

Linquist, Edwin, 398, 679

photo, 402


contributions

Linzer, Peter, 645

Livingston, Erilda L., 667

Lockenour, Roy, 628, 629


Lockett, Tyler C., 622



tices

Loeffler, Kevin, 668

Logan, Harry, 33

See also students, debate team

Logan, James K., 193–195, 205, 352



Long, Benjamin E., 667

Lonker, Brent, 663

Loomis, Helen, 578, 650



Loper, Herbert Bernard, 678

Lord, Constance, 575


Lorentz, Fred, 217

Lorenz, Jack, 398


contributions

Lough, Tracy, 425

See also students, publishing

Love, Jon, 659

Lovewell, Paul Joseph, 678

Lowe, John, 456, 655


Lowry, Jalen

See O’Neil Lowry, Jalen

Lowry, Kirk, 648

Lucas, Jenifer, 583


Luckert, Marla, 587, 622, 623, 657, 659,

671, 676

See also Kansas Bar Association,

women presidents; students, mi-

nority, women; students, tradition


Court Justices

Lungren, John, 293, 300, 367, 643, 648


Luttjohann, Larry, 659

Lydick, Kana, 668

Lynch, Kate, 425, 587


students, Schwab Memorial Essay

Contest

Lynch, Kimberly, 666

Mabee Foundation, 213–214, 216, 261

Index 721


MacCormack, Neal, 449


tives, visitors

MacLeod, Don, 482

MacNish, James, 672

MacVicar Chapel, 55, 83, 133, 200

mobile village, 206


Magaw, C.A., 101

Magnus, Ulrich, 454


tance education

Malin, Lois, 658

Mallory, Tammie E., 657, 659

Mallott, Dean W., 678

Malone, Brian Joseph, 666, 668

Malone, Thomas E., 624



Judges

Mann, Terry L., 651, 659

Manning, Michael C., 270, 386, 511

chauffeur for Justice Rehnquist,

264–265

commencement speaker, 680, 681


Washburn Law Journal Editor-in-

Chief, 651


low, 676

Marks, Callie A., 660

Marquardt, Andrew, 582

Marquardt, Christel E., 514



KBA president, 582


strategic planning session for goals,

536


president, 669

See also Kansas Bar Association,

women presidents; students, minor-

ity, women; students, tradition of

public service, Kansas Court of Ap-

peals Judges

Marquez, James, 609, 617, 618, 680



Executive Branch

Mansfield, Cathy Lesser, 472, 644


Maricle, Paul T., 676

Marr, Christian D., 664

Marshall, Herbert A., 671

Marshall, Thurgood, 596

Marten, J. Thomas, 509, 626



Martin, Billy, 351

Martin, Chantz N., 660

Martin, Craig, 646

Martin, James, 459

Martin, Jonathon, 658

Martin, Joyce, 553

Martin, Patrick, 456


Martin, Richard, 637


Martin, Virginia Creitz, 189, 579, 642,

650

See also faculty, new hires; students,

minority, women; Washburn Law

Library, directors

Martin, Ward, 82

Martindale Hubbell legal directory, 570,

577

Marts & Lundy Firm, 211–214

Masner, Charles, 635


Mason, Henry F., 6, 14, 25, 30, 570


Mastrosimone, Joseph, 646

Mata, Teresa, 668

Mathews, Stephanie, 550, 645

Matsumoto, Tsuneo, 455


tance education

Matthews, Mary Lynch, 652

Mattijssen, Astrid A. M., 448, 458


tives, visitors; law colloquiums, guest

lecturers

Mauch, Hugh L., 653

Maudlin, Brad, 663

Maxwell, Keith, 638


Maxwell, Nancy G., 298, 312, 362, 366, 517


international teaching, 449, 555

military interview committee chair,

521

photo, 292

teaching, 291–292, 453, 586, 643

See also faculty, new hires; in-house

teaching clinic

Maxwell, Richard, 456


Mays, Lori, 654

Mazurek, John, 663

McAlister, Stuart, 82

McBee, John, 658

McBride, Carla, 662

McBride, James, 62, 70, 88, 641

photo, 62

McCabe, Arthur J., 6


McCall, John, 160

McCarter, Charles, 138, 139, 633, 634

See also alumni, academia; moot

court

McCarthy, Joe, 162–163

McClain, James, 111

McClintock, John C., 677

McCready, Guy, 663

McCreary, Lynn S., 664

McCue, Roy, 62

McCullough, Archibald, 677

McCurdy, Chris, 424, 664

See also moot court

McDermott, C. David, 668

McDermott, George T., 83

McDonald, Kelly, 563

McDowell, Banks, 375

achievements, 323–325

certificate program, opposition, 421



photo, 325


teaching, 644

Washburn’s training model, 326


McDowell, Carol Duffy, 333, 583

See also Washburn Board of Regents;


McDugan, D.E., 43

McEachron, O.D., 52, 677

See also Washburn College

McElhaney, James, 352

McElwee, Monique M., 658

McEntire, Richard B., 617



McFadden, Candace, 347

McFadden, Lesley, 664

McFarland, Hugh, 14, 563

photo, 21


McFarland, Kay, 316

achievements, 580




Index 723


McFarland, Kay (continued)

photo, 580

public service appointments, 619–

620, 622


lows, 676




McGovern, Francis, 453, 454


Torts courses, Symposium

McGrath, Dick, 157

McGugin, Harold C., 33, 614–615

See also students, debate team; stu-


Legislative Branch

McGurnaghan, Margaret, 573–575, 675


McIntire, Richard D., 675

McIntosh, Elton, 575

McKay, Monroe G., 655

McKay, Robert, 263–264


gram

McKinney, Joe, 645

McLane, David, 228

See also moot court, competitions,

National Moot Court Competition

McLean, Sarah, 660

McMahon, Michael E., 657

McMillan, Lori, 646

McMullen, Lorraine, 81, 575


McNeal, Thomas Allen, 677

McPherson, Judd, 664

McQueen, Kerry, 178

Mead, Kyle J., 664

Means, Russell, 634

Meeker, Larry K., 651

Meinecke, Joel, 246, 256, 257, 287, 290,

293, 420, 434

teaching, 643, 644, 645


Melgren, Eric, 617, 626



tradition of public service, Federal

Judges

Memorial Auditorium, 266, 534

Mendoza, Lisa, 608


Mendoza, Manuel, 608


Mendoza, Marcos, 608


Menninger, Karl A., 77–78, 140, 168, 264,

304, 672


gram

Menninger Clinic, 303

Certificate in Law and Mental

Health, 422

institute on marriage and divorce,

150

leaving Topeka, 544, 548

relationship with the Law School, 78,

239

Menninger Foundation, 162, 177, 257,

282, 412

Menninger School of Psychiatry, 183

See also Karl Menninger School of

Psychiatry and Mental Health Sciences

Menninger, Walter, 282

Menter, Martin, 221

Merchants National Bank, 398


Merkel, Cecil, 143

Merkel, William, 645, 649

Merriam, Mike, 439

Mersky, Roy, 293

Mesker, Brenda R., 652, 658

Meyer, Patrick, 637


Meyers, Jan, 453


posium

Michaud, Cameron, 523

Michaud, Gerald, 453–454

campaign steering committee hon-

orary chair, 503

Chair in Tort Law monetary com-

mitment, 371


“greatest generation”, 143–144


Judge Pro Tem, 598


photo, 523

“Wings of Freedom”, 522–523


Torts courses, Symposium; fundrais-

ing, giving campaign steering com-

mittee; gifts; “greatest generation”

Michaud, Patrick, 371

See also gifts

Michaud, Shannon, 523

Michaux, Jill, 668

Michel, Maurice, 189, 202, 203, 642, 650



librarians

Mickle, Sunee, 563

Midwest Environmental Law Confer-

ence, 274

Miley, Nina, 636, 663


Miller, Arthur, 264, 304, 655


gram

Miller, Kari, 668

Miller, Loren, 594–597, 675

photo, 595


American

Miller, Sara, 583


Miller, Victor W., 659

Miller, Virginia, 575


Milligan, Diane, 385, 400, 426

Milligan, Leonard, 653

Million Dollar Club, 34

Milo, John Michael, 449


tives, visitors

Miner, Edgar M., 653

Minnis, Stephen, 637


Mitchell, Brent A., 660

Mitchell, David, 352, 663



Mitchell, Derenda, 657, 659

Mitchell, Nathan A., 27, 591


American

Mitchem, Allen, 633


Modlin, Herb, 282

Moe, Michelle Kristine, 666

Mohler, Frank Martin, 677

Mohler, Jacob C., 677

Molina, Joseph N., 665

Moline, Brian J., 648, 663, 675

Monical, David, 473

Law School Financing Plan, 408

reducing enrollment, 340

support for library addition, 396

The Memo, 428, 430–431, 443

See also The Memo

Monk, Carl C., 205, 280, 306–307, 319,

341, 428, 585

AALS Deputy Director, 387, 420, 519

Index 725


Monk, Carl C. (continued)


Law Schools (AALS), Deputy

Director

AALS Executive Director, 388, 406


Law Schools (AALS), Executive

Director

acting dean, 280–281, 283–285

activism, 342

Assistant Dean, 278–279

clinic re-expansion, 286–287, 310–312

Dean Carl C. Monk Law Scholarship

Fund, 387

deanship, 289, 388–389, 352, 496, 647

enrollment decline, 285

faculty recruitment, 290–293, 296,

321–323, 366, 470

faculty scholarship, 299–300

gifts, 370–373

hijinks, 345, 348, 350


leave of absence, 385–387

library modernization, 288, 353, 355,

358


Phelps litigation, 377, 380–382

photo, 284, 351

ratings and rankings, 487, 490

relationship with new president,

312–314, 404–405

retreat, 368

Self-Study, 374, 376

state affiliation, 332, 335–337, 394–395

student recruitment, 327–328, 330

student reduction, 339–340

successor to deanship, 391–392

teaching, 247–248, 643

teaching clinic, 296–298

Washburn Law School Foundation,

308–309


Development; faculty, new hires;

in-house teaching clinic; Washburn

Law School deans

Monk, Trish, 247

Monroe, Lee, 6, 25


Montero, Mike, 426, 645

See also ABA Law Student Division

Montes-Williams, Francesca, 665

Montgomery, Jan, 662

Montgomery, John, 336, 418, 443

Montgomery, Steve, 662

Montoya, Michael, 663

Moore, Dennis, 616, 681



Moore, Loretta, 450, 466, 467, 471, 559,

644


Moore, M. Kim, 651

Moore, Mary Virginia “Ginny”, 425, 638


moot court, 38

American Trial Lawyers Association

Top Oralist Award, 177

competitions, 138, 163, 176–177, 273,

550

August Rendigs Products Liabil-

ity Moot Court Competition, 424

Domenick L. Gabrielli National

Family Law Moot Court Compe-

tition, 550

Evan A. Evans Constitutional

Law Moot Court Competition,

424

Giles S. Rich Intellectual Property

Moot Court Competition, 424

J. Braxton Craven Memorial

Constitutional Law Moot Court

Competition, 424

Jerome Prince Evidence Moot

Court Competition, 424, 550

Jessup International Law Moot

Court Competition, 221, 228,

272–273, 582, 584 585

Judge Conrad B. Duberstein

National Bankruptcy Law Moot

Court Competition, 424

National Environmental Moot

Court Competition, 424

National Moot Court Competi-

tion, 178, 264, 352, 584, 633

final rounds, 163, 176, 273, 352

first competition, 138

hosting in the courtroom, 228

See also McLane, David;

Mitchell, David; O’Hara,

Michael; Pickerill, Jerry; Pitts,

Larry; Vermillion, Debra;

Wedel, Karen

council, 351, 555

See also Ambrosio, John; Berlin,

James; Carpinelli, John; Cline,

Charles, Jr.; Connell, Ray; Cox, Rol-

land; Crawford, James; Crowley,

Rhonda; Dow, Dennis; Enochs, Rich;

Entz, Stewart; Fisher, Randy; Flood,

Steve; Friend, Stacy; Gray, David;

Groff, Robert; Hansen, David; Har-

ley, Marcia; Harley, Phil; Heck, Steve;

Jarvis, Mike; Keeshan, Bob; Klenda,

L.O.; Kraft, Eric; Kuckelman, Mike;

Kurtis, Bill; Liljegren, Scott; Linder,

Rex; McCarter, Charles; McCurdy,

Chris; Mize, Arnold; Pettlon, Trey;

Phelps, Fred W., Sr.; Pranther, John;

Prentice, Robert; Reavey, Patrick;

Rupe, Alan; Small, Ronald; Swartz,

Lloyd; Vohs, Robert;Wallace, Royce;

Wilson, Ron; Witteman, Doug;

Wood, Thomas; Zimmerman, Su-

zanne

Moots, Jeff, 461

Moran, Rachel, 655

Moreau, Fred, 151

See University of Kansas (KU)


Morehead, Terra, 668

Morgan, Derek, 455


tance education

Morgan Hall, 155, 356, 406, 520

Morgan, Jack C., 664, 668

Morgan, James M., 660

Morgan, Kurt, 243, 421, 643


Morgan, Ted, 143

Moritz, Nancy, 587, 623

See also Caplinger, Nancy Moritz;

Landis, Nancy Moritz

Morris, Joseph W., 71, 98, 138



fundraising commitment, 504



photo, 629


University of Tulsa College of Law

Dean, 629–630

See also alumni, academia; fundrais-

ing, giving campaign steering com-

mittee; students, tradition of public


Morrison, Louise Marie, 566


Morrison, Paul, 617, 676



Morton, Robert, 362

Mosiman, Louis (Gene), 309, 396, 408,

410, 443, 672

Index 727


Mosiman, Louis (Gene) (continued)


Foundation

Moss (Madden), Dixie, 312, 321, 644

Moyers, Don, 213, 214, 261, 670, 679

Mozingo, Roy W., II, 666

Mudd, Jack, 368

Mullen, Martha, 352



Mulvane Art Museum, 94, 506


Mulvany, Rose, 423, 654

Mundy, Larry, 274–276

See also Primmer, Ned Oliver

Municipal Court, 266, 588, 597

Municipal plan, 115–118

Committee of One Hundred, 117

Murphy, Therese M., 665

Murrah, Alfred, 191, 227

Murray, John E., Jr., 655

Murrell, T.M., 398


contributions

Murrell, Tracie Lynn, 664

Murrow, Rodney, 663

Mustain, Miles, 168, 650



librarians

Myers, Cheryl, 663

Myers, Michael, 662

Mzembe, Paul M., 666

Nacy, William P., 658

National Association for the Advance-

ment of Colored People (NAACP),

594, 597, 600–601, 603

National Bar Association, 589, 594, 597,

603, 604

National Conference on the Legal

Rights of the Mentally Disabled, 282

National Jurist, 486, 492–493, 499, 552

“Best Law Schools” ranking, 492

National Labor Relations Board, 121,

266, 575


proceedings

National Lawyers Guild, 597

Nathanson, Lisa, 644

Navin, Walter D., Jr., 167, 169, 171, 183,

185, 187, 642

See also faculty, growth; faculty,

turnover

Navrat, Christopher Todd, 664

Neals, Felix, 604


American

Neiswanger, David M., 678

Neiswanger, William Addison, 678

Nellis, Anna Marie, 566


Ness, Larry, 374

Ness, Melissa, 374, 375

Neuborne, Burt, 655, 680

Neustrom, Patrik, 276

new building, 313, 534

construction, 224–226

dedication, 227

fundraising, 209–216

renovation, 555–558

See also Honabach, Dennis R.

See also law school buildings; Robin-

son Courtroom

Newcomer, Andrew T., 660

Ney, Bruce A., 657

Nicol, Stephen, 668

Nielsen, Leland C., 626



Nieto, Maria, 668

Nilles, Victoria, 660

Nixon, Richard M., 143, 230, 245, 278,

603, 604, 614, 617

Noble, Cecilia T., 663

Noble, Jonathon, 666

Nollkamaper, William H., III, 661

Norton, Frank, 634

Norton, Jerry, 634


Nourse, Jeffrey S., 665

Novascone, Sarah, 654

Nowak, John, 304

Nye, Jessie Junette, 27, 567, 569, 572

photo, 568

See also Kansas Women Lawyers’

Association; students, achievements,

women students; students, minority,

women; Washburn Law Library, new

librarians

Nye, J. Sidney, 33

See also students, debate team

Nystrom, Kirk, 303, 662

See also students, Law Student Divi-

sion to the ABA Committee on Law

and National Security

Obee, Isabel, 85, 573


Obee, Phyllis, 573–574


Oberg, Frank, 111

See also Student Bar Association

Obozele, Letiffany, 654

O’Brien, Tim, 303

Ochs, Lisa, 638


Ogelby, Samuel D., 661

Ogle, Nancy, 657

O’Hara, Michael, 352, 662



Oklahoma Territory, 68

Oliver, John, 468

Oliver, Mike, 662

Olmstead, William, 618



O’Loughlin, Kathryn, 615

Olson, Allen, 660

Olson, Harry, 677

O’Malley, Mary Kay, 635


O’Malley, Terence, 496, 497, 515

O’Neil Lowry, Jalen, 548–549

Faculty Law Journal Award recipient,

659

full-time faculty member, 559, 635,

644, 646

GNIP GNOP Award recipient, 657

leave of absence, 529



visiting professor, 406, 463–464


visiting professors

Order of Barristers, 272, 352, 424, 584,

661–667

See also Fisher, Randall; Keeshan,

Robert

Order of the Coif, 61, 107, 376, 475

Organick, Aliza, 645

Orndorff, Darla, 663

Osborn, Edward Delahay, 40, 43, 59, 80,

89

acting dean, 27–28, 647

full-time faculty member, 29, 31, 90,

641


photo, 28



Osborn, Thomas, 27


Index 729


Ossmann, C. William “Bill”, 547, 649,

664, 668

O’Sullivan, Tim, 362

Oswalt, D. Stewart, 669

Owsley, Perry L., 622, 670



tices

P.A.D.

See Phi Alpha Delta

Painter, Roy, 35


Palmer, Jerry, 453


posium

Palmquist, Dorothy, 397

Pankewich, Marsha, 582


Parada, Jackson, 448



Central and Latin America Law Ini-

tiative

Parker, Jay S., 98, 158, 161

Parker, Kellis, 458, 680

See also law colloquiums, guest lec-

turers

Parker, Kim, 587


Parker, William L., Jr., 653

Parks, Brenda J., 664

Parks, Linda, 588


Parks, Sherman A., 604, 607, 608, 624,

674, 679



public service, Kansas Court of Ap-

peals Judges

Parks, Sherman, Jr., 608


American

Parr, Mary M. “Billie”, 255, 256

achievements, 577

Assistant Dean for Institutional

Studies Pro Tempore, 283

Assistant Director of the Law Clinic,

253

clinic faculty, 293, 319–320



photo, 578


Parrett, Anna, 569


Parrish, James W., 659

Parrish, Jerry, 424


Competition

Parrish, Nancy, 587


Passanise, Joseph S., 664

Paul, Lowell, 366

Paulsen, Marti R., 660

Pearson, John, 362

Pearson, Joyce McCray, 607, 636


minority, African American women

Pease, Gregory, 279, 321, 554, 643, 648,

649, 662

All Cynic’s Day, 345

photo, 280


Pedrick, Willard, 368, 655

Penalta, Rick, 426


nizations, Real Property Division of

the ABA Section of Real Property,

Probate and Trust Law

Perez, Daniel, Jr., 664

Perez, Paul, 274

Perkins, Brian C., 666

Perry, David, 424


Competition

Perry, Twila, 453


posium

Peters, Michael W., 657, 659

Peters, Susie, 289–290

Peterson, Barbara, 434

Peterson, John C., 661

Peterson, Valerie, 664

Peterson, William, 665

Peterson-Klein, Patrice, 664

Petrie, Stephanie, 664

Petro Center, 533

Pettit, Kristi, 664

Pettlon, Trey, 424, 663

See also moot court

Petty, Lynette, 528, 543, 554

Academic Success Program coordi-

nator, 462


teaching, 635

visiting professor, 467–468


visiting professors

Petty, Marge, 436, 588


Pfalzgraf, Linda L., 657

Phantom

See Des Jardins, Hal

Phelps Chartered, 377, 379

Phelps, Fred W., Sr., 177, 377–380, 518

See also moot court

Phelps, Marge, 380, 662

Phelps v. Washburn University of Topeka,

377–382

Phi Alpha Delta, 85, 143, 147, 153

Benson chapter, 42

cane rack, 127, 403

merger with Phi Delta Delta, 581

outstanding chapter, 179, 223


ies

Phi Delta Delta, 572, 573, 574, 581


ies

Phi Delta Phi, 276, 347, 425, 459


ies

Phi Delta Theta, 118, 185


ies

Phillips, Kim, 635


Phillips, Lee Eldas, 677

Phillips, Orie, 109

Phipps, Al, 146

Piatt, Robert W., Jr., 320, 381–383, 465,

644


Pickerill, Jerry, 228



Pierce, David, 486, 633, 634



full-time faculty member, 469–470

Natural Resources Law Chair, 474

photo, 469

reunions, 515

Spam-a-Lot, 426

Symposium, 455–456

teaching, 471, 634, 643, 644, 648, 649


Washburn Environmental Law Con-

ference, 273

writing competitions, 274, 278

See also alumni, academia; Ander-

son, Owen; Beck, Robert; Conine,

Gary; faculty, new hires; Kramer,

Index 731


Pierce, David (continued)

Bruce; Lowe, John; Martin, Patrick;

Maxwell, Richard

Pierce, Jan, 635


Pigg, Sherry, 431, 434

Pincus, William, 255, 680

Pinick, Dan, 144, 680


Pitts, Larry, 352, 663



Placencia, Elpidio Pete, 665

Plass, Norman, 8, 34, 67, 367, 640

growth plan, 1–2


dents

Platt, Emily Sanford, 35, 37, 65, 70, 89,

122, 161, 168

photo, 62

Platt, Irving, 106, 148, 669

Plenk, Bruce, 645

Plessy v. Ferguson, 141

See also segregation

Plummer, Elizabeth Carson, 662

Plummer, Raymond E., 577

Pokorny, Sally, 587


Poland, Melvin C., 132–133, 142, 145–146,

164, 185, 187


photo, 146

teaching, 135, 166

teaching career, 633


turnover

Polden, Patrick, 359, 361, 525


Poliquin, Gerald, Jr., 662

Pollock, John C., 6


Pope, Ronald P., 649

Porter, Jacob L., 658

Post, Bradley, 143, 144, 504


paign steering committee; “greatest

generation”

Pound, Roscoe, 83, 84

See also Harvard Law School

Powell, Anthony J., 660, 663

Powell, Carolyn, 426, 665


nizations, Unmet Needs of Children:

America’s Children at Risk Task

Force

Powell, Gene A., 653

Powell, Kathleen, 223

Powell, Todd D., 664

Powers, Tina, 654

Powers, William, 455


tance education

Pozez, Norman, 504, 546



Practice Court, 20, 27, 28, 93, 262

court reporter training, 173

faculty judge, 25

photo, 178

second division establishment, 32

students, 81, 567, 573, 591–592

Praeger, Sandy, 436

Prager, David, 672

Prather, John, 177

See also moot court

Preis, Jack, 645

Prentice, Robert, 273, 275–276, 638, 661

See also alumni, academia; moot

court

Pretnar, Alan, 586

Price, James F., 113–118, 120, 121, 122–124,

641, 647

due diligence, 115

photo, 114, 122


Price, Robert, 672

Price, Willette, 650


rectors

Price, William S., 603


American

Priddle, Michael Allen, 664

Primmer, Ned Oliver, 274–276

See also Mundy, Larry

professor collaboration, 150

Prosser, William, 66, 451

Puckett, Thomas F., 676

publicity, 512–515

See also Dole, Robert J.; Forbes, Mal-

colm; “Tom” TV Show

Pulikkan, Justin, 665

Pusateri, James, 461

Putt, Larry, 645

Quail, Frank, 107, 678

Quail, Keith, 504

See also gifts

Quinlan, Jack, 206

Quinlan, Melvin R., 653

Quinn, Michael D., 667

Quintelier, Karen M., 666

Quinton, Alfred Bixby, Jr., 678

Rabin, Robert, 454


Torts courses

Rabouin, Michelle, 472, 644


Raines, Ivah, 574


Raith, Peter A., 660

Ralston, Eugene, 563

Ralston, William C., 25, 47, 75, 641


Ramirez, Mary Kreiner, 473, 529, 530, 645


Ramirez, Steven A., 472, 473, 529, 546,

560, 644, 648


Ramsey, Norman F., 678

Ramskill, George, 504

See also gifts

Randall, Heather, 505


Rankin, James P., 661

Rasor, Paul B., 283, 386, 472

CLE program, 362

“Faculty Credit Card”, 302–303

faculty roast, 348


hijinks, 345

photo, 346, 350

resignation, 471

summer study abroad program, 361

teaching, 280, 643, 648

Visiting Professor, other law schools,

301

See also faculty, new hires, Faculty

Credit Card

Rathbun, Randall K., 472–473, 617



Ratner, Payne, 122, 128


R.C.A., 196

Reagan, Robert Douglas, 651

Reagan, Ronald, 594, 604, 625, 626

Reavey, Patrick, 424, 425, 664

See also moot court; students, pub-

lishing

Redeker, Kay, 658

Redlish, Janice, 299


Index 733


Redlish, Janice (continued)

Development

Reed, Clyde, 616

Reeder, Robert, 638


Reeves, Jean, 293, 367, 425, 471, 472, 644,

672


Regan, Kevin E.J., 534

Rehnquist, William, 264, 265, 270

Reid, John Thomas, 627



Reilly, Peter, 645

Reinstein, Max, 150

required research courses, 173

writing requirements, 173

Reyes, Mario Ramos, 450


tives, visitors

Reynolds, Earl T., 594


American

Reynolds, Raymond J., 594, 597, 608, 675

photo, 601


American

Reynolds, Sheila, 362, 366, 383, 543

AALS Clinical Legal Education pre-

sentation, 466

Acting Director of the Clinic, 468

Associate Dean resignation, 406–407

center ideas, 544

clinic faculty member, 293

dean search committee member, 392

ethics presentation, 459


faculty-student committee chair, 531



Patricia Roberts Harris Fellowship,

497

photo, 294, 406

teaching, 462

tutoring program, 330


Rhee, Robert, 645

Rhodes, Randall L., 664

Rice, Frank M., 169, 170, 653

Rice Hall, 200

Rice, Ralph, 117, 121–122, 576, 641

Rich, Katherine E., 657, 659, 668

Rich, William R., 150, 226, 331, 335, 338,

366, 474

acting dean, 387, 500, 639

Colloquium on Feminist Jurispru-

dence coordinator, 457

enrollment reduction, 339–340

faculty scholarship, 298, 300, 475



interim dean, 647

Phelps litigation, 377, 378

photo, 343

pro-bono service, 342–344

sabbatical, 301, 319

Student Recruitment Committee

chair, 328

teaching, 158, 643

See also AALS Resource Corps;

in-house teaching clinic; Student

Recruitment Committee; Washburn

Law School deans

Richey, Ronald K., 144, 468, 671


Riggs, Bobby, 584

Righter, Richard S., 505–506

See also gifts, Richard S. Righter Dis-

tinguished Professorship

Rivera, Vincent, 666

Rivera, Zoraida Avalos, 450


tives, visitors

Robb, Clair, 598, 621



tices

Roberts, A. Michelle, 664

Roberts, Robert L., 169, 651, 653

Roberts, Theresa (Terri), 676

Robertson, George, 662

Robins, Ken, 663

Robinson Courtroom, 227, 262

30th anniversary of Brown v. Board of

Education panel discussion, 304

Ahrens Chair in Tort Law celebra-

tion, 371

Bianchino Technology Center, 545

Bob Dole’s Disabilities and the Law

lecture, 544

Cooperation Agreement signing, 450

legal proceedings, 266


host, 228

remodeling, 509–512

See also Gas Service Com-

pany; Kansas Commission of

Civil Rights; Kansas Corporation

Commission; National Labor

Relations Board; Senate Judiciary

Subcommittee

symposium on desegregation, 602

United States Court of Appeals for

the Tenth Circuit panel, 264, 403

See also new building

Robinson, Edward, 222, 226, 229, 352

Emeritus, 240




processional march composer, 227,

533

“Tornado Twister” party, 219


Robinson, Mildred W., 655

Robinson, Reginald, 646, 649

Robrhan, Reese, 610

See also students, minority, disabled

Robson, Ruthann, 522

Rock, Darci, 583


Rock, Richard, 338, 431

Roe v. Wade, 374

See also Blackmun, Harry A.

Rogers, Elizabeth, 664

Rogers, Kim, 665

Rogers, Richard, 275–276, 342, 663, 672

Rohlf, Gage A., 658, 660

Romig, Thomas J., 639, 646, 647

photo, 640


Rooney, Ed, 33, 134, 572

Roosevelt, Franklin D., 129

Rose, Lonnie, 362

Rosen, Eric, 622



tices

Rosen, Jeffery, 655

Rosen, John, 25


Rossi, Thomas A., 644

Rossington, William H., 6–7, 12, 677


Roth, Jim, 199, 291, 671

Roth, Julie, 587

Roth, Kent, 291

Roth, Randall, 321

achievements, 291

Continuing Legal Education (CLE)

program, 362




Index 735


Roth, Randall (continued)

resignation, 319

smoking ban, 295

visiting professor to other schools, 301


Roth, Robert J., 143, 617



Rouner, C. David, 668

Rowan, Carl; 591

Rowe, Thomas D., Jr., 452–453


posium

Rowland, Donald F., 251, 252–253, 255,

294

CLEPR grant application, 255

clinic proposals, 257–258, 286

faculty hire, 240


photo, 252


teaching, 286–287


Rowland, Mary, 466

Roy, Bill, 260, 616, 675



Roy, Jane, 588, 616


Royle, Michael, 662

Rubenstein, David, 646

Rubenstein, Joyce Simmons, 583


Rulon, Gary L., 624



Judges

Rumsfeld, Donald, 639

Rupe, Alan, 273, 661

See also moot court

Rupert, Donald W., 676

Rural Law Center, 305–306, 321, 336, 421,

543

Kansas Water Resources Research

Institute at Kansas State University,

306

See also Wadley, James B.

Rusk, Howard A., 221

Russell, Harker E., 269, 651

Russell, Marie, 79, 342, 573, 577, 650, 670,

674


Washburn Law Library, directors;

Washburn Law Library, new librar-

ians

Rute, Kaye, 637


Rutherford, Jennifer, 665

Rutter, April, 668

Ryan, David, 303, 345, 534




Juvenile Probation Program supervi-

sor, 250

Law in Education project, 277

photo, 304, 533



Ryan, Shelly, 635, 644


Saffels, Dale E., 266, 378, 381, 403, 617,

625, 635, 670, 675



Sage, Roy O., 138

Sager, Stan, 144, 145

Salsbury, Doug, 608

Salsbury, Susan (Carmona), 608


Saltzburg, Stephen A., 655

Sam A. Crow American Inn of Court,

460, 626


Crow, Sam A.

Samson, Richard E., 661

Sanborn, Keith, 598, 653

Sanchez, Oscar Arias, 450


tives, visitors

Sanders, Frank, 28–29, 40, 677


dents

Sanger, Danielle, 668

Sargent, Mark A., 655

Sarnoff, Robert, 196

Satten, Joseph, 162, 168, 183

Saums, Harry W., 136

Sax, Joseph L., 655

Sayers, John Q., 599

Sayers, W.L., 26, 589, 599

Sayers, Wendall P., 599


American

Scales, Judy Trent, 445

Scalia, Antonin, 424

Scally, Sean, 382

Scandrett, Benjamin, 15

photo, 21


Schallenkamp, Ken, 638


Scherer, Nancy, 275, 386

Scheuffler, Rick, 663

Schlosser, Patti, 290

Schmidt, Jean, 587


Schnacke, Timothy R., 645

Schnatterly, William, 87

Schneider, Eric, 366, 643


Schoen, Melissa Marie, 666

Schoeppel, Andrew, 143

Schoolcraft, Blaine, 156

Schovee, John, 504

See also gifts

Schowengerdt, Mary, 580–581, 669


Schrag, Jeremy K., 658, 660

Schroeder, Alfred, 133, 169, 672

Schulz, Ray S., 119

Schwartz, Gary, 454


Torts courses

Schwartz, Michael Hunter, 645

Schwartz, Susie, 585, 610


American; students, minority, women

Scott, Charles, Sr., 141, 236, 331, 599, 600,

602, 603, 674

photo, 600


students, minority, African American

Scott, Derbert, 130, 653

Scott, Elisha, 27, 592–594, 599, 600

photo, 593



Scott, Elisha, Jr., 599

Scott, John, 141, 599, 602, 357, 674

photo, 600



Scott, Ridgeley, 242–243, 642


Scott, Sandy, 522

Seales, Jerry, 606


American

Searle, Howard S., 678

Sebelius, Kathleen, 553, 563, 623, 673


Sebelius, Keith, 672

Index 737


Security Benefit Group, 398


Segarra, Maritza, 587, 609

See also students, minority, Hispan-

ic; students, minority, women

segregation, 141–142


Plessy v. Ferguson

Seitter, David, 662

Senate Judiciary Subcommittee, 266


proceedings

Senner, Mary A., 230, 584, 651

photo, 231

See also Washburn Law Journal; stu-

dents, minority, women

Seth, Oliver, 279

Sevart, Shoko, 609


Sexton, John, 490


Law Schools

Shaffer, Don, 570

Shaffer, John, 571

Shamberg, John, 121, 170, 212

30th tornado anniversary reunion, 515

campaign steering committee chair,

503


fundraising for new building, 213,

215–216

gift to the Washburn Law School

Foundation, 370



photo, 371


president, 193, 669


paign steering committee; gifts

Shapo, Marshall, 454


Torts courses

Sharp, Dale Elbert, 678

Shaw, Warren, 86, 106, 158, 239, 261, 594,

617



president, 669

Shawnee County Courthouse, 191, 206,

547

Sheldon, Charles M., 592

Sheley, Wayne, 443

Shepherd, Harold, 113


Law Schools

Shepherd, Kevin, 665

Sheppeard, Cynthia, 453


posium

Shih, Ching Pou, 631


Shima, Douglas Todd, 664

Shipman, Sarah L., 652

Shriver, Garner E., 616



Shuck, Robert L., 660

Shull, Jeremy D., 665

Shults, Thomas, 662

Shultz, Craig, 661

Shultz, Michael J., 652

Silber, John, 323

Sidlinger, Bill, 269, 274, 651

Simmons, Augustin G., 665

Simmons, Kristi L., 665

Simon, Ernest R., 11, 14, 15, 41


Singer, Anthony M., 660

Sission, Abner, 219

Skaggs, Clayton, 493, 658, 660

Skoog, Ralph, 193

Skubitz, Joe, 616



Slattery, James C., 333, 616, 617, 676, 681


service, Legislative Branch; Wash-

burn Board of Regents

Slawson, Don, 435, 437

Sloan, Edward R., 624

achievements, 11–14




619, 620, 621, 623




Sloan, Eldon, 82

Sloan, Gordon, 171, 624


service, other states

Sloan, James, 563

Slonecker, J.G., 6, 19, 21, 25


Slover, J. Elwood, 236, 296


hiring, 190

photo, 238

retirement, 319

small-school values, 238–239

stepping down as Assistant Dean, 278


Slowinski, Kenneth, 657, 659

Small, Ronald, 424, 663

See also moot court

Smith, Bryan, 664

Smith, Charlene, 375, 443, 559

Ahrens Chair Symposium coordina-

tor, 453–454

Colloquium on Feminist Jurispru-

dence coordinator, 457


hiring, 321

Phelps litigation, 378

photo, 320, 453


study abroad program, 359

teaching, 517–518, 644

torts professor, 471

Washburn Law School Lesbian and

Gay Information Network (WLS/

LGIN) advisor, 518

See also faculty, new hires; Kansas

Bar Association (KBA), task forces

Smith, Clark, 33


Smith, Don, 436, 619

Smith, Don, Jr., 635


Smith, Ernest, 456

See also Washburn Law Journal, Sym-

posium papers

Smith, J. Clay, 599–600, 602

Smith, John, 352, 663



Smith, Kent P., 398, 403–404, 676


contributions; Delmas C. Hill Kan-

sas Room

Smith, Russell, 450

Smith, Steven, 288, 394, 395, 470

AALS Deputy Director, 391–392


Law Schools (AALS), Deputy

Director

Smith, William A., 33, 156, 158


librarian, 35



617, 618, 619

Index 739


Smith, William A. (continued)



Executive Branch; students, tradi-

tion of public service, Kansas Su-

preme Court Justices

Smith, William R., 6


Smith, William Reece, Jr., 303

See also American Bar Association

(ABA)

Smithson-Corl, Laura, 654

smoking policies, 71, 295–296

Snider, Scott, 668

Snook, Donald H., 660

Snyder, Fritz, 636


Snyder, Martha M. (Marty), 648, 672

Snyder, Sydney M., 667

Sobba, Luke A., 660

Sodders, Lisa, 430–433

Somers, Judyanne, 553

Sommer, Brian S., 658

Sondker, Edward H., 676

Southard, Warren R., 653

Sowers, George, 662

Sperry, Edna, 569


Spellmeier, Luke R., 660

Spencer, Anne, 357


librarians

Spencer, Corwin A., 624



Judges

Sponberg, Harold, 184, 220

Spradling, Jacqueline, 664

Spring, Lois, 247

Spring, Raymond, 168, 177, 190, 205, 312,

315, 421

30th tornado anniversary reunion, 515

a revival of student activism, 237

admission decisions, 235, 267

Assistant Dean, 223

background, 233

certificate programs, 422

clinical legal education curriculum,

249–251, 254–255, 257–258

computer implementation, 271

Dean’s Report, 285

deanship, 230–232, 264, 272, 287, 647

death, 526–527, 544


faculty recruitment challenges, 241,

244–248

faculty roast, 276

faculty scholarship, 277, 282, 299, 301,

474

faculty transition, 278–279



National Moot Court Competitor,

163

new building addition, 259, 261


photo, 234

resignation of deanship, 280–281

Self-Study Committee, 283

teaching, 189, 243, 529, 648


Two Law School issue, 331

Vice President for Academic Affairs,

405–406, 408, 410

Washburn Law Journal, 169, 269


Springfield, Anthony, 534

St. Clair, Amber, 664

St. John, Harry, 403

St. John, Helen, 403



Staab, Molly J., 658

Stamper, Kevin Todd, 664

Standifer, Sabrina, 588, 652


Stanley, Arthur, 672

Stanley, Justin, 680

Stanley, Susan G., 663

Stanton, Lawrence A., 651

Stapleton, Jane, 455


tance education

state affiliation, 331–339, 411, 413, 414, 506

See also Green, John; Monk, Carl C.

State Board of Social Welfare, 134

State Capitol, 14, 24, 34, 192, 194

State Hospital, 78

State Law Library, 2, 7, 8, 34, 50, 51, 58,

192

See also Supreme Court Library

State Railroad Commission, 13

Stauffer Communications, 398


Stauffer, Oscar, 672

Steele, Patricia L., 664

Steerman, Everett, 403

Steerman, Marjorie, 403



Steffen, Rob, 665

Stehlik, John, 664

Steinberg, Marc I., 655

Steincamp, Charles C., 657, 660

Steincamp, Martha, 581


Stemple, Samara L., 668

Stephan, Robert, 617, 663



Stewart, Dennis, 243–244, 246, 643


Stewart, Martha L., 575, 577, 632


minority, women; Yerkes-Robinson,

Martha Stewart

Stewart, Ray, 147

Stidham, Brenda, 607


American women

Stimmel, Don, 187, 189, 642


Stites, Britain, 666

Stockwell, Kristine, 353



tion

Stoffer, Byron, 121, 124, 130, 134, 148, 153,

184


dents

Stokes, Jonathon D., 652, 658

Stone, Robert, 2, 6, 7, 25, 37, 106, 107, 677


Stone, Van C., 661

Stoops, Daniel J., 653

Stovall, Carla, 467, 681

Stramel, Todd, 668

Stratton, Lois, 233

Stratton, Wayne, 233, 337, 453, 671


posium

Stremming, Troy A., 658

Strickland, Rennard, 458

See also law colloquiums, guest lec-

turers

Stubbs, W.R., 13


Student Army Training Corps, 53, 54

Student Bar Association, 124, 128, 129,

157, 228, 555

activity fee issue, 87–88, 272

Advocates Club, 178

American Law Students Association,

Index 741


Student Bar Association (continued)

charter member, 140

chauvinism, 581

extracurricular activities, 177

external deanship recommendation,

541

first woman President, 54, 573

See also Miller Kaster, Ruth

funding contributions, 274, 356

graduates brochure, 175

Honor Code, 147

honorary member, 161

new building dedication, 227

social lives, 125

speaker program, 264

student involvement, 610, 613, 625

student recruitment and graduate

placement, 111

See also Oberg, Frank

See also Washburn Student Bar As-

sociation (WSBA)

Student Council, 85–88, 272, 577

Presidents, 85

Student Recruitment Committee, 328

See also Rich, William R.

student recruitment strategies, 8,

495–500

students

1,000th graduate, 136

achievements

African American students, 26–27

See also students, minority,

African American; students,

minority, African American

women

Class of 1906, 12, 13, 26

See also students, first stu-

dents

women students, 11, 18, 27, 83

See also Emch, Ruth Inez;

Nye, Jessie Junette; Russell,

Marie; students, minority,

African American women;

students, minority, women;

Tyner, Dorothy Davidson

activism, 237

attendance, 76–77

Barrister’s Ball, 426

campus politics

independence from undergradu-

ates, 86, 87

student participation, 85

debate team, 21, 23, 32

See also Hambleton, Antrim; Lo-

gan, Harry; McGugin, Harold C.;

Nye, J. Sidney

Edward L. Dubroff Memorial Award,

425

See also Horsch, Marilyn

Executive Committee of the Na-

tional Conference of Law Reviews,

172, 273, 303

first students, 10–15

See also students, achievements,

Class of 1906; Clayton, Herbert;

Dawson, John S.; England, Wil-

liam H.; Garvey, Ray Hugh; Gil-

luly, Ross B.; Graham, Llewellyn

J.; Hope, Clifford R.; Hunts-

berger, John W.; Kline, George A.;

McFarland, Hugh; Painter, Roy;

Scandrett, Benjamin; Simon, Er-

nest R.; Smith, William A.; Sloan,

Edward R.; Vernon, William, H.;

Wilson, John W.

Greek letter societies, 22, 85, 104

See also Alpha Kappa Phi; Delta

Theta Phi; Phi Alpha Delta; Phi

Delta Delta; Phi Delta Phi; Phi

Delta Theta

Law Student Division to the ABA

Committee on Law and National

Security, 303

See also Nystrom, Kirk

minority

African American, 589–608

See also Bledsoe, Charles;

Bradshaw, William McKinley;

Brady, Paul; Burdette, J. Dex-

ter; Burton, Philip; Cary, Sam-

uel E.; Conway, John; Davis,

James P.; Glenn, Bill; Harris, J.

William; Hayes, G. Edmond;

Helm, Frederick C.; Hughes,

Leonard; Hurd, E. Bernard;

Jackson, Samuel; Lewis, Dela-

no E.; Miller, Loren; Mitchell,

Nathan A.; Neals, Felix; Parks,

Sherman A.; Parks, Sherman,

Jr.; Price, William S.; Reynolds,

Earl T.; Reynolds, Raymond

J.; Sayers, Wendall P.; Scott,

Charles; Scott, Elisha; Scott,

Elisha, Jr.; Scott, John; Seales,

Jerry; students, achievements,

African American students;

Taylor, Floyd; Thornton, Wil-

liam; Waller, Greg; Woodward,

Ambrose; Woodward, A. Price,

Jr.; Wynn, Deryl

African American women, 606–

607

See also Gilbert, Quintress;

Heaven, Jo Elaine; James, Bar-

bara; Jeffrey, Linda; Pearson,

Joyce McCray; Stidham, Bren-

da; students, achievements,

African American students;

Walters, Teresa

Asian, 609

See also Kim, Ji-Su; Lee, Jae;

Sevart, Shoko; Tulafono, To-

giola T.A.; Ueoka, Meyer

disabled, 610

See also Arvin, Kay; Robrhan,

Reese; Vanlandingham, John

Hispanic, 608–609

See also Alonzo, Rosendo;

Apodaca, Lillian; Bribiesca,

Joseph; Flores, David; King-

fisher, Cheryl Rios; Leon,

David; Leon, Philip; Mar-

quez, James; Mendoza, Lisa;

Mendoza, Manuel; Mendoza,

Marcos; Salsbury, Susan (Car-

mona); Segara, Maritza

Minorities in Legal Education

(MILE) scholarship, 236

Native American, 609–610

See also Deer, Montie;

Doherty, Harold; Schwartz,

Susette; Wolfe, Stan

recruitment, 236, 496–497

women 236–237, 327, 567–588

See also Adam, Joan; Andrade,

Christine; Apodaca, Lillian;

Arvin, Kay; Banks, Min-

nie; Bates, Maude; Bowers,

Elizabeth S.; Caplinger, Nancy

Landis; Cowell, Julie Fletcher;

Crane, Shannon; Crotts,

Nellie; Crotty; Rebecca;

Crow, Marti; Cudney, Kim

(Wiechman); D’Agostino,

Kathy (Wachsman); Device,

Alice; Dixon, Donna; Doug-

lass, Cynthia; Dudley, Julia;

Eckhart, Mignon Florence;

Edsworthy, Zeva Bradshaw;

Elrod, Linda Henry; Everhart,

Denise; Fuller, Pam; Gate-

wood, Peggy; Gilbert, Quin-

tress; Gilmore, Clessie;

Goering, Lyn; Graves, Linda

Index 743


students (continued)

Richey; Griffiths, Karen;

Hamilton, JoAn; Harley, Mar-

sha (Johnston); Harris, Mu-

riel Yates; Harth, Amy; Hart-

man, Cynthia; Haverkamp,

Janette; Helsper, Thelma;

Hopkins, Edna; Horn, Lucille;

Horner, Patricia; Hoskinson,

Gladys; Huston, Christine

Holiman; Jenkins, Jill; Jenkins,

Martha; Jones, Mabel; Kaster,

Ruth; Kelly, Patricia; King,

Billie Jean; King, Kathleen E.;

Kingfisher, Cheryl Rios; Koett,

Imelda; Kumorowski, Vic-

toria; Loomis, Helen; Lord,

Constance; Lucas, Jenifer;

Luckert, Marla; Lynch, Kate;

Marquardt, Christel; Martin,

Virginia Creitz; McDowell,

Carol Duffy; McFarland, Kay;

McGurnaghan, Margaret;

McMullen, Lorraine; Miller,

Sara; Miller, Virginia; Mor-

rison, Louise Marie; Nellis,

Anna Marie; Nye, Jessie

Junette; Obee, Isabel; Obee,

Phyllis; Pankewich, Marsha;

Parker, Kim; Parks, Linda;

Parr, Mary M. (Billie); Parrett,

Anna; Parrish, Nancy; Petty,

Marge; Pokorny, Sally; Raines,

Ivah; Rock, Darci; Roth, Julie;

Roy, Jane; Rubenstein, Joyce

Simmons; Russell, Marie;

Schmidt, Jean; Schoweng-

erdt, Mary; Schwartz, Susie;

Segarra, Maritza; Senner,

Mary A.; Sperry, Edna; Stan-

difer, Sabrina; Steinkamp,

Martha; Stewart, Martha

L.; students, achievements,

women students; Tyner,

Dorothy Davidson; Warren,

Dorothea Grubbs; Welles,

Ruth; Wells, Georgia; White-

man, Donna; Wiberg, Vivian;

Wilhardt, Polly; Wills, Bessie

Mae; Wilson, Evelyn Zabel;

Wilson, Mildred; Young, Rene

(Vander-Yacht)

practice court

See Practice Court

professional organizations

ABA Volunteer Income Tax As-

sistance (VITA), 425

See also Boeck, Angela

Asian American Law Student As-

sociation, 496

Asian Pacific American Law Stu-

dent Association, 425, 609

See also Lee, Jae

Black Law Students Association

(BLSA), 383, 384, 496, 608

Catholic Law Student Associa-

tion, 303

Christian Legal Society, 303, 385

Communications Law Society,

517

Family Law Section, 422, 425, 426,

545

See also Kynaston, Andrew

Hispanic-American Law Stu-

dents Association, 496, 608

Hispanic National Bar Associa-

tion Law Student Division, 426

See also Espinosa, Adam

Men’s Legal Forum, 446, 586

National Association of Public

Interest Law, 425

See also Kweli, Ainka

Native American Law Student

Association (NALSA), 425, 496,

610

See also Wolfe, Stan

Real Property Division of the

ABA Section of Real Property,

Probate and Trust Law, 426

See also Penalta, Rick

Unmet Needs of Children:

America’s Children at Risk Task

Force, 426

See also Powell, Carolyn

Washburn Law School Lesbian &

Gay Information Network (WLS/

LGIN), 385, 518, 522

Women’s Legal Forum, 446, 586

Women in the Law Confer-

ences, 303

publishing, 425

See also Lough, Tracy; Moore,

Mary Virginia; Reavey, Patrick

Schwab Memorial Essay Contest, 425

See also Lynch, Kate

social events

annual banquet, 43

annual smoker, 82

Century Jubilee, 31

Chili Parlour, 24

See also Alba, Augustin

Decennial New Building Jubilee

Banquet, 38

Mandolin Club, 24

Percy Walker’s Drug Store, 39

post-war celebrations, 125

tradition of public service

Executive Branch, 617–618

See also Buchele, James; Buck-

les, Bradley J.; Burgess, Ben-

jamin L.; Chapman, Edward

B.; Dawson, John; Douglass,

M. Cynthia; Fatzer, Harold;

Frizell, Kent; Jackson, Samuel;

Johnson, E. Edward; Lewis,

Delano E.; Marquez, James J.;

McEntire, Richard B.; Mel-

gren, Eric; Morrison, Paul;

Olmstead, William; Rathbun,

Randall K.; Roth, Robert J.;

Smith, William A.; Stephan,

Robert; Templar, George; Van

Sickle, Tom; Williams, Jackie

Federal Judges, 624–627

See also Berger, Robert;

Conway, John; Crow, Sam

A.; Dow, Dennis; Flannagan,

John T.; Fletcher, Albert B.;

Hill, Delmas C.; Kelly, Patrick

F.; Kilburg, Paul L.; Martin,

J. Thomas; Melgren, Eric;

Morris, Joseph W.; Niel-

son, Leland C.; Reid, John

Thomas; Saffels, Dales E.;

Templar, George; Van Orsdol,

James;Wilhardt, Polly (Hig-

don); Wooley, John

Kansas Court of Appeals Judges,

623–624

See also Abbott, Bob L.; Brazil,

J. Patrick; Caplinger, Nancy

Landis; Gernon, Robert; Hill,

Stephen D.; Johnson, Lee A.;

Knudson, David S.; Malone,

Thomas E.; Marquardt, Chris-

tel; Parks, Sherman A.; Rulon,

Gary L.; Spencer, Corwin A.

Kansas Supreme Court Commis-

sioners, 623

See also Harmon, D. Jerome;

Hatcher, Earl

Kansas Supreme Court Justices,

618–623

See also Abbott, Bob L.;

Index 745


students (continued)

Allegrucci, Donald; Biles, W.

Daniel; Dawson, John; Fatzer,

Harold R.; Fromme, Alex

M.; Gernon, Robert L.; Herd,

Harold; Holmes, Richard;

Johnson, Lee A.; Kagey, Lloyd

M.; Kaul, Robert H.; Lock-

ett, Tyler C.; Luckert, Marla

J.; McFarland, Kay; Owsley,

Perry L.; Robb, Clair; Rosen,

Eric; Sloan, Edward R.; Smith,

William A.

Legislative Branch, 612–617

See also Bryant, Dale M.;

Cole, Albert M.; Dole, Robert

J.; Hargis, Denver D.; Hill,

Clyde; Hoch, Homer; Hope,

Clifford R.; McGugin, Harold

C.; Moore, Dennis; Roy, Bill;

Shriver, Garner E.; Skubitz,

Joe; Slattery, James C.; Ver-

non, William H.

other states, 624

See also Haning, Zerne; Sloan,

Gordon

William Allen White School of Jour-

nalism at KU, 303

women

See students, minority, women

See also ABA Law Student Division;

Brown v. Board of Education; Case

and Cane

Stumbo, John E., 651, 680

Stussy, Susan, 504

See also gifts

Sublett, Steven, 668

Sullivan, Angela M., 665

Sunderland, Edson, 92


Law Schools

Supreme Court Library, 354

See also State Law Library

Swartz, Lloyd, 273, 661

See also moot court

Swecker, Dorothy, 168, 249

Sweeney-Reeder, Elizabeth, 654, 665

Sweet, Annie B., 678

Switzer, John, 25


Tacha, Deanell Reece, 459, 461, 663, 672

Tamburini, Christine, 662

Tanaka, Tatsuo, 449–450


tives, visitors

Tanner, James R., 661

Tansey, Charles M., Jr., 650


rectors

Tant, Tiffany D., 654, 665

Tarr, Nina W., 457, 465, 466, 468, 644

See also Clinical Legal Education

Association (CLEA); Washburn Law

Clinic, directors

Taylor, Amy, 666

Taylor, Floyd, 104


American

Taylor, James W., 80

Taylor, Judith, 665

Taylor, Leon, 198

Taylor, William L. (Bill), 680

Telejurist, 517

See also Griffin, Ronald C.; Kansas

Bar Association (KBA)

Telthorst, Robert, 586

Templar, H. George, 227, 403, 617, 625,

670, 675, 679



tradition of public service, Federal

Judges

Terrell, Timothy P., 655

Thacher, Solon O., 677

The Memo, 426–441

media coverage, 438


Easley, Allen; Jerry, Bob; Monical,

David; University of Kansas (KU)

Theis, Frank, 159, 377–381, 583, 672

Theis, Roger, 344

Thiel, Edgar K., 80

Thiele, Walter, 102, 574, 620–621, 672

Thomas, Clarence, 606

Thomas, Eugene C., 680

Thomas, Jay D., 661

Thomas, Terri D., 649

Thomas Gymnasium, 1, 200


Thompson, Hugh L., 428, 435, 495, 503,

506–508

battles, 411, 413–420, 442–443

campus beautification, 522

See also fundraising, “Inner Circle”

dinners; Washburn University presi-

dents

Thompson, James, 665

Thompson, Lucas, 668

Thornton, William, 606


American

Thurman, Samuel D., 376

Tillotson, J.C., 81, 669, 670

Tincher, Bill, 140

Tinker, William, 80, 669

Titt, Herbert George, 678

Todd, Stephen M. D., 454


tance education

“Tom” TV show, 513–514

Arnold, Tom, 513

LaPlaca, Alison, 513

Pepoon, Mike, 514

Pepoon, Steve, 514

See also publicity

Tomlinson, Bill, 179

Topeka Bar Association, 130, 139, 157, 361,

446, 448, 573, 607

scholarship, 236

Topeka Capital-Journal, 193, 276, 430,

431, 432, 436, 437

Topeka Legal Aid Society, 250, 251, 253,

256

Topeka Performing Arts Center (TPAC),

534

Topeka Public Library, 155, 202

Topeka State Journal, 86, 331

Topeka West High School, 206

Topper, Lindsey, 663

Torline, Steve, 505, 658, 660


tornado

See 1966 Tornado

Towne, Orwell Bradley, 20


Townsley, Channel, 657

Townsley, William L., 657, 659–660, 663

Treadway, William, 293, 367




Law Journal Advisory Committee

chair, 169

photo, 241


Topeka Public Library board mem-

ber, 202

Vernon’s Kansas Statues Annotated,

277

Visiting Professor, 240–241


Troll, Tim, 661

Trull, Bruce W., 678

Index 747


Truman, Harry, 179, 278, 617, 624

Trunnell, Thomas E., 666

Tucker, Rick, 272

tuition, 8, 32, 116, 117, 409, 430, 431, 503

increase, 184, 224, 244, 245–246, 248,

443

state tuition assistance, 153, 245–246

See also enrollment

Tulafono, Togiola T.A., 609, 617


Turner, Eric, 652

Turner, Patrick A., 668

Twyford, James Stanley, 678

Tyner, Dorothy Davidson, 577, 578

Director of the Law Library, 650

first full-time woman Instructor, 122


law librarian, 575


move to Alaska, 576

photo, 122


See also students, achievements,

women students; students, minor-

ity, women; Washburn Law Library,

directors

Ueoka, Meyer, 609, 670, 679


Ulrich, Jacquelyn E., 664

United States Court of Appeals, 157, 352,

624

First Circuit, 635

Sixth Circuit, 465

Seventh Circuit, 185

Tenth Circuit, 109, 135, 156, 191, 227,

264, 352, 459

United States Department of Education,

311, 358, 467, 497, 608

See also Washburn Law Clinic, Law

School Clinical Experience Program

United States District Court of Kansas,

98, 141, 398, 599

United States Supreme Court, 1, 29, 163,

288, 524, 626, 632

government documents, 356

Hughes on Evidence (1906), 45

Justices, 163, 227–228, 264–265, 374,

461

Plessy v. Ferguson, 141–142

reports, 7, 19


University General Council, 272

University of Kansas (KU) School of

Law, 3, 7, 11, 42, 45, 57, 95, 618

academic and admission require-

ments, 4–6, 48, 136

accreditation, ABA/AALS, 414–415,

429, 431

alumni annual giving, 412, 503

average GPA, 530

bar examination requirement, 75, 180

Blackmar’s suggestion, 63

budget, 116

Chancellor, 115, 435

CLEO program host, 313, 331

deans, 107

See also Blackmar, Frank W.; Da-

vis, Mike; Green, James W.; Jerry,

Bob; Logan, James K.; Moreau,

Fred

degrees received, 89, 230, 571

diversity issues, 278, 592


faculty salaries, 184, 408, 413, 418

faculty turnover, 40, 41, 43, 60–61, 90,

442

“first class” law school, 74

football team competition, 22

free tuition, 8

funding for new law building, 34

Green Hall, 144, 205

joint CLE agreement, 229, 277,

361–365


(KBA)

lamb roast with the Washburn fac-

ulty, 338

Law Library, 354

methods of instruction, 16

military recruitment, 520

moot court, 138, 163, 177

study abroad enrollment, 359

task forces, 444–447


Tonkavich, Emil, 429, 444

transfer students, 84, 621

tuition, 409, 498

Two Law School issue, 15, 193, 331–339

Vice-Chancellor

See Brinkman, Del

Washburn’s Financing Plan, 395, 419

See also The Memo

University of Michigan Law School, 83,

100

See also Bates, Harry M.

University of Missouri-Kansas City (UMKC) School of Law, 243, 362,

445, 459, 551, 558, 635, 636

University-wide Committee on Promo-

tion and Tenure (UCPT), 313

U.S. News & World Report ranking

system, 486–492, 494, 538, 539, 541,

551–552

editor

See also Gergen, David

third tier, 561–562

Utrecht University, 447–449, 555


tives

Valdovinos-Hall, Susana, 358, 362, 635,

644


Van Bebber, G. Thomas, 662

Van Orsdol, James, 627



Van Sickle, Tom, 617



Van Slyke, Willard, 633


Vanderwalker, Peter J., 652

Vanlandingham, John, 610

See also students, minority, disabled

Vaughn, Charion L., 668

Vazquez, Brian, 662

Vermillion, Debra, 352, 663



Vernon, David, 299, 301, 680


Development

Vernon, William, H., 11, 14, 617

photo, 21



Legislative Branch

Vernon’s Kansas Statutes Annotated, 183,

184, 205, 277

Vickers, E. Newton, 197, 671

Vietnam war, 177, 398

student protests, 225, 230

Villa, Pancho, 52

Villarreal, Guen, 293


librarians

Vincent, Ryan S., 660, 668

Vinduska, Chris, 668

Vizzier, Carol, 528–529, 553–554, 645


Vogel, Carol, 377

Vogel, Joan, 453

Index 749


Vogel, Joan (continued)


posium

Vogel, Richard, 184, 200

Vogel, Sandy, 397, 500, 501, 504, 505

Vohs, Robert, 177

See also moot court

Vokins, Dan, 662

Vokins, Tai, 666, 668

Von Papen, Franz, 222

Voth, Patricia, 664

Vreeland, Robert, 484–485

Wade, John W., 451, 452, 644

See also Ahrens Chair in Torts, visit-

ing professors

Wade, Mary, 451

Wadley, James B., 309, 322

certificate programs, 421, 422

faculty roast, 348



Kiss-the-Pig charity event, 426

photo, 304

Rural Law Center, 305–306, 543

teaching, 461, 643, 648

See also faculty, new hires; Rural Law

Center

Waggoner, Eva M. Garner, 404

Waggoner, Oscar, 404

Wagner, Kenneth, 90, 103–104, 111, 117,

119, 122–123, 641

Wagner Labor Law Competition, 352

See also Beal, Rob; Jurcyk, John, Jr.

Wagner, Mark J., 659

Wales, Hugh G., 121

See also Department of Economics

collaboration

Walker, Alice, 666

Walker, Andrea D., 660

Walker, Grissim, 164

Walker, Michael Madison, 664

Walker, Tim, 423

Wallace, Marjorie A., 643

Wallace, Royce, 176

See also moot court

Waller, Greg, 606


American

Walsh, Dermot, 449


tives, visitors

Walters, Teresa, 606


American women

Ward, Bill, 366, 643


Ward, Dale, 652

Warren, Andrew, 638


Warren, Dorothea Grubbs, 189, 229, 287,

288, 575, 577, 642, 650

photo, 189


Washburn Law Library, directors;

Washburn Law Library, new librar-

ians

Warren, Roger, 352



tion

Warta, Darrell L., 651, 661

Washburn Alumni Association, 148

See also Washburn Law School As-

sociation

Washburn Alumni Legislative Network,

417

Washburn Board of Regents, 183, 344,

409–410

battles, 411–420

building addition, 395–396

CLEO summer workshop, 312

commitments to reach national av-

erages, 392

Financing Plan, 443

Interim President naming, 405

library

addition, 395–396

See also Eisenbarth, Louis; Farrell,

Dean; Kimbrough, Lanny; Mc-

Dowell, Carol Duffy; Slattery, Jim

room for improvement, 288

military recruitment, 520

new dean recommendation, 394

rating concerns, 487

reducing enrollment, 339

renovation approval, 556

sabbatical granting, 387–388

Two Law School issue, 194–195, 332,

337

Washburn College, 1, 13, 86, 103, 222, 505,

628


admission requirements, 5

commitment to diversity, 589

religious affiliation, 55

student life, 22–24

See also McEachron, O.D.

Washburn College School of Law Bul-

letin, 85

Washburn Endowment Association

(WEA), 506, 507, 508, 544, 553

See also Clevenger, Jerry

Washburn Environmental Law Confer-

ence, 273

Washburn Law Clinic, 266, 294–295,

423, 509

Brown Foundation office space, 602

building addition, 261

Clinic Committee, 286–287

clinic library, 311

clinical training, 249–258

declining enrollment, 283–287, 290,

293

directors, 294–295, 320, 465–469

See also Field, Julie Kunce; Fran-

cis, John J.; Kaye, Michael; Tarr,

Nina W.

establishment, 240, 250

faculty recruitment, 413, 420, 559

grant, 246, 278, 306, 310–312, 313, 467

groundbreaking, 262–263

Law School Clinical Experience Pro-

gram, 311

See also United Sates Department

of Education

model of case selection, 254

national visibility, 466

photo, 263

re-expansion, 286, 310–312

restructure of format, 465

“signature status”, 545, 548

student activism, 342–345

“Wings of Freedom”, 522

Washburn Law Digest, 382–385

See also Case and Cane

Washburn Law Journal, 264, 269–271,

273, 604

additional issue, 274

Advisory Committee, 169

beginnings, 138, 143, 168–172

benefit for alumni, 516

Editors-in-Chief, 651–652


first woman Editor-in-Chief, 584

photo, 170

Notes and Comments, 186

senior editor positions, 447

spring banquet, 351

student interest in research, 172

Symposium papers, 452, 456, 563

See also Smith, Ernest; Weaver,

Jacqueline Lang

third issue addition, 219

Index 751


Washburn Law Journal (continued)

vehicle for arguments, 286

See also Senner, Mary

Washburn Law Library, 58, 79, 83, 94

AALS membership requirement, 19,

62–63, 90

addition, 394–404, 476, 478, 480


contributions; corporate contri-

butions; Kietzman Construction

Company; law school buildings

Associated Topeka Libraries Auto-

mated System (ATLAS), 478

book donations, 7, 51–52

budget, 92, 259–261

bug infestation, 154–155

collection, 108, 356

directors, 650

See also Bartlett, Roy; Blue, Elea-

nore; Bohannon, John; Bowers,

Elizabeth; Christensen, John E.;

Emch, Ruth Inez; Gilmore, Clessie

Jackson; Johnson, Christine Ash;

Loomis, Helen; Martin, Virginia

Creitz; Michel, Maurice; Mustain,

Miles; Price, Willette; Russell, Ma-

rie; Tansey, Charles M., Jr.; Tyner,

Dorothy Davidson; Warren, Dor-

othea Grubbs; Whitney, Joy

donation for new library, 1

federal depository, 260

first full-time Law Librarian, 70

five-year plan, 315

grants, 477

growth, 153–156, 173, 262

Library Committee, 260

loss of space, 556–558

microfiche, 271

modernization, 353–358, 476–486

See also WashLaw

moving the library, 38, 55

need for working library, 7, 34, 42

new librarians

See also Blue, Eleanore; Bowers,

Elizabeth S.; Folmsbee, Mark;

Gough, Ruth; Michel, Maurice;

Mustain, Miles; Nye, Jessie Ju-

nette; Russell, Marie; Spencer,

Anne; Villarreal, Guen; Warren,

Dorothea; Wisneski, Martin

new positions, 288

off-site storage, 256–257

photo, 155, 399, 402

self-study result, 287

space in modern building, 259

storage, 153, 208

student librarian scholarship, 35

tornado destruction, 200–203, 208–

209

See also 1966 Tornado

Washburn Law Library Bulletin, 357

Washburn Law Partners, 237

See also Washburn Law Wives Asso-

ciation

Washburn Law School Association, 15,

193, 223, 269, 306, 370, 583, 622

emergency loan fund, 238

formal constitution, 83

misappropriation of funds, 309

reorganization to tax-exempt, 148

See also Board of Governors, alumni;

Glenn, Ralph; Washburn Alumni

Association

Washburn Law School Bulletin, 79–80

Washburn Law School deans, 56–66, 647

See also Allen, Harry K.; Archer,

Glenn L.; Arthur, William R.; Burch,

Rousseau A.; Carpenter, Charles E.;

Conant, Earnest B.; Concannon,

James M.; Feezer, Lester W.; Hamble-

ton, Antrim M.; Harno, Albert J.;

Honabach, Dennis R.; Howe, John E.;

Hughes, Thomas W.; Jackson, Schuy-

ler, W.; Jones, Howard A.; Monk, Carl

C.; Osborn, Edward D.; Price, James

F.; Rich, William R.; Romig, Thomas

J.; Spring, Raymond L.

Washburn Law School Foundation,

308–309, 313, 376, 397, 507

See also Goodell, Gerald; Haywood,

Robert; Mosiman, Louis (Gene);

Wilson, J. Robert

Washburn Law School Lesbian and Gay

Information Network (WLS/LGIN),

385, 518, 522

Washburn Law School-Topeka Bar As-

sociation Law Institute, 170, 175, 191,

219, 229, 361

Washburn Law Wives Association, 143,

237

See also Washburn Law Partners

Washburn Lawyer, 516, 551

See also Circuit Rider

Washburn Review, 81, 194, 195

Washburn, Sarah, 666

Washburn Student Bar Association

(WSBA), 249, 250, 385, 386, 551

activity fee issue, 272

altering commencement, 534

Financing Plan, 410

minority recruitment seminar, 330

proposal for issuing exam numbers,

242

remodeling “the pit”, 512

student reactions to Dean Hona-

bach, 560–561

See also Student Bar Association

Washburn University presidents

See Burns, Robert L.; Duggan, John

M.; Farley, Jerry; Green, John; Hen-

derson, John; King, Philip C.; Plass,

Norman; Sanders, Frank; Sponberg,

Harold; Stoffer, Byron; Thompson,

Hugh L.; Womer, Parley

Washington University, 139, 163, 176

WashLaw, 476–486

accolades, 481, 482, 486

photo, 479, 480

recognition, 484

See also Folmsbee, Mark; Washburn

Law Library, modernization

Watkins, Jayson, 666

Waugh, Christina M., 666

Waugh, Curtis, 635, 645, 657, 659


Wead, Shannon, 424


Competition

Weaver, Jacqueline Lang, 456

See also Washburn Law Journal, Sym-

posium papers

Webb, Betty, 249

Webb, Nathan, 645

Webb, Robert, 574

Webb, Thomas J., 667

Webster, William L., 655

Weddington, Sarah, 680

Wedel, Karen, 352, 662



Wedell, Hugh, 672

Wegner, Judith, 535

Weihofen, Henry, 303

Weiler, Joseph M., 648, 663

Welch, Lanny, 617

Welles, Ruth, 566


Wells, Celia, 455


tance education

Wells, Georgia, 574


Weltmer, W. Keith, 638


Index 753


Wertz, Jack, 670

Wertz, William J., 620

Wescoe, W. Clarke, 193

West, Gary Carl, 664

Westbrook, Amy L., 646

Westbrook, Bert, 646

Wheeler, Bennett, 25


Wheeler, David, 169, 651, 653

Wheeler, Kristen D., 658

Whinery, Justin W., 658

Whitcomb, George, 6–7, 25, 222, 677


Whitcomb, Philip, 222

White, Arthur, 103, 632


White, Barb, 320

White, Byron R., 227–228, 679

White Concert Hall, 229, 266, 304, 534,

602

White, James J., 298, 304, 655


Development

White, James P., 487

White, Olive, 567

White, Sue Jean, 546, 676

White, William Allen, 619

Whiteman, Donna, 588, 662

See also Kansas Department of Social

and Rehabilitation Services; stu-

dents, minority, women

Whitney, Joy, 650


rectors

Whittaker, Charles, 163, 228, 264

Wiberg, Vivian, 270, 584, 651


Wichita Bar Association, 439, 575

Wichita Legal Aid Society, 258

Wicks, Jeffery, 664

Wiedle, Michelle, 665

Wigmore, John H., 78, 100, 103

Wilhardt, Polly (Higdon), 583, 627



Federal Judges

Wilke, Kenneth, 111

Williams, Fatina, 646

Williams, Jackie, 617



Williams, Lawrence E., Jr., 420–421


Williamson, Lawrence, 665

Wills, Bessie Mae, 574


Wilson, Barbara King, 672

Wilson, Evelyn Zabel, 587


Zabel, Evelyn E.

Wilson, Harry B., 677

Wilson, J. Robert, 176, 309, 376


Foundation

Wilson, John W., 11–12


Wilson, Mildred, 573, 574


Wilson, Paul E., 142, 592, 600, 632


Wilson, Ron, 177

See also moot court

Wilson, Woodrow, 68

Windscheffel, Arno, 403

Windscheffel, June, 403



Wine, John, 649

Winograd, Peter, 498, 552

Winterscheid, Amy, 668

Wisdom, Stanley E., 653

Wisneski, Martin, 401, 402, 516


librarians

Witteman, Doug, 424, 657, 663

See also moot court

Wittman, L. Christopher, 652

Wolfe, Stan, 425, 610


American; students, professional

organizations, Native American Law

Student Association (NALSA)

Wolfe, Suellen M., 645

Wolfson, Evan, 522

Women’s Law Journal, 223, 582

Womer, Parley, 49, 52, 55, 60, 63, 70, 91

AALS requirements, 61–62

competitive salaries, 92

endowment campaign, 23


library book deficiency, 51

medical leave, 93

“official” holidays compromise, 87

photo, 62

relinquishing hiring authority, 90

valuing the legal community, 93


dents

Wong, John, 637


Wood, John B., 676

Wood, Teri Wilford, 546

Wood, Thomas, 138–139, 653

See also moot court

Woodring, Harry, 14, 678


Woodroffe, Geoffrey, 361, 453

William O. Douglas Lecture, 361


posium; Brunel University, faculty

Woodward, A. Price, Jr., 603


American

Woodward, Ambrose, 597, 598, 603


American

Woolery, Chris, 35

Wooley, John, 627



World War I, 16, 49, 51, 52, 54, 57, 614,

615

student decline, 52–54

World War II, 58, 145, 615, 625, 626

deferring requirements, 151


faculty needs after the war, 128

G.I. Bill, 125

Wright, Doug, 389

Wright, Jim, 605

Wright, Nola, 276

Wurtz, Ron, 461, 661, 680

Wyatt, Mike J., 658, 660

Wynn, Deryl, 606, 663


American

Yale Law Journal, 59

Yanchula, Michelle D., 664

Yancy, Shawn P., 667

Yeoman, Frank, 434

Yerkes-Robinson, Martha Stewart, 675

See also Stewart, Martha L.

Young, Melinda G., 660

Young, Rene (Vander-Yacht), 587


Younger, Irving, 304, 655

Zabel, Evelyn E., 657

See also Wilson, Evelyn Zabel

Zacher, Danielle J., 664

Zagar, Sandy, 290, 519

Zaretsky, Barry, 297–298

See also in-house teaching clinic

Index 755


Zillman, Donald N., 656

Zimmerman, Suzanne, 424

See also moot court

Zook, Jennifer, 666

Zrazhevskaya, Tatiana, 448


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