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Julie A. D'Angelo, '98 Christopher T DeMent, '98 Paul Hejmanowsei, '72 Tanya A. Hubanks, '98

the rights of people with epilepsy in hisprivate practice.

Carl Kuehne ('66), Green Bay, hasbeen elected to a three year term on theBoard of Directors of the Green BayPackers.

Joel Hirschhorn ('67), CoralGables, FL, is serving as Treasurer of theFreedom to Read Foundation.Hirschhorn is a member of the LawSchool's Board of Visitors.

Wayne W. Hansen ('67), Seattle, hasbeen named Managing Partner of thenewly opened office ofJackson, Lewis,Schnitzler, & Krupman, a nationwidefirm representing management in labor,employment and benefits law.

Jonathan 1. Charney ('68),Professor of Law at Vanderbilt University,

has been elected Editor in Chief of theAmerican Journal of International Law.Charney also delivered a series of lecturesat the Hague Academy of InternationalLaw last summer.

John W. Rowe ('70), chairman,president and chief executive officer ofUnicom Corporation, Chicago, has beenelected to the Board of Directors of theWisconsin Central TransportationCorporation board of directors.

Walter J. Dickey ('71), Professor ofLaw at the University of Wisconsin LawSchool, has been appointed to the statecommittee studying the state's criminalcode.

Paul Hejmanowski ('72), a partnerwith Lionel, Sawyer & Collins, in LasVegas, has been admitted to the American

Masahiro «Max)) YOshimura, '94Paul Voelker,'93

Bill Nathanson ('35),Chicago, has received theWisconsin Loyalty Awardfrom the Wisconsin AlumniAssociation. The award recog-nizes an individual who hasprovided service and leader-ship to the University over anextended period of time.

Ellen ZiemannChestnutt ('52) has receivedthe 1998 Portia Award fromthe EI Paso (Colorado) BarAssociation. The award is

given annually to a woman Michael D. Martz, '91lawyer for outstanding service tothe community and the bar, con-tributions to the advancement oflawyers, and service to women inthe community.

Cir. Judge Thomas H. Barland('56), Eau Claire, WI, was appointed byGov. Thompson ('66) to a committeestudying the state's criminal code. JudgeBarland is the chair of the committee.

Eugene L. Johnson ('62), Wayzata,MN, retired as a partner of Dorsey &Whitney, has opened his own office wherehe will do alternative dispute resolutionand provide expert witness services relat-ed to intellectual property law.

Len Dubin ('62), Los Angeles, hasbeen elected to the national board ofdirectors of the Epilepsy Foundation. Hehas been appointed co-chair of the Legaland Governmental Affairs committee.Dubin developed expertise in defending

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College of Trial Lawyers. The Collegewas created in 1950 to recognize excel-lence in trial lawyers, and to improve thestandards of trial practice.

Mark A. Nordenberg ('74),Chancellor of the University ofPittsburgh, has been elected to theBoards of Directors of Mellon Bank andMellon Bank Corporation. Nordenberghas been Chancellor since 1996, andserved as Dean of the Law School therefrom 1985 to 1993.

Cir. Judge Charles B. Schudson('74), Milwaukee, WI, has been awardedthe 1998 Human Rights LeadershipAward by Freedom Magazine. Schudsonwas honored for his efforts on behalf ofwomen, children and the elderly.

Donald J. Barry ('74) has beensworn in as Assistant Secretary of the USDepartment of the Interior for Fish,Wildlife and Parks. A native of Monroe,WI, Barry has been with the Departmentsince graduation.

Cir. Judge John J. DiMotto ('74),Milwaukee, WI, co-taught a six-day semi-nar for Chinese judges on the Americansystem of law. The seminar was held inBeijing and was attended by 75 Chinesejudges, law professors and prosecutors.Judge DiM otto also received the 1998Judge of the Year Award from theWisconsin Chapter of the AmericanBoard of Trial Advocates.

Dianne Greenley ('74), has receivedthe 1998 Marigold Melli AchievementAward from the Legal Association forWomen. The Award, named for UW LawSchool Professor Margo Melli ('50), rec-ognizes Greenley's significant contribu-tions to women in the law.

John E. Lange ('75), was the actingUS Ambassador to Tanzania last summerwhen terrorists attacked his embassy.Lange was in the embassy during theattack, suffered some hearing loss, butremained on duty. The bombing killed 10Tanzanians.

Barbara E. Arnold ('76), LosAngeles, has been appointed CorporateDiversity Manager for Toyota Motors.She was Senior Corporate Counsel priorto her promotion.

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Stephen J. Nording ('80) has joinedSolheim Billing & Grimmer in Madison.Nording will concentrate on corporate,finance, real estate, tax and estate plan-ning.

Brian 1. Anderson ('80) has beennamed a shareholder in the Madison lawfirm of DeWitt Ross & Stevens. Andersonpractices in employee benefits, and busi-ness and estate planning.

Laurie J. Levin ('81), of counsel tothe Orlando, FL, office of Baker &Hostetler, has passed tile board-certifica-tion examination in health law conductedby the Florida bar. Levin will continue torepresent individual and institutionalclients in a wide range of health lawIssues.

Meg Gaines ('83) has been appoint-ed Assistant Dean for Student andAcademic Affairs at the University ofWisconsin Law School. Gaines also servesas the director of the Patient AdvocacyProject for tile Law School.

Joel D. Bertocchi ('83) has beennamed Illinois Solicitor General.Bertocchi had been an Assistant USAttorney for the Northern District ofIllinois where he focused on both crimi-nal trials and appeals.

Bridget G. Brennan ('83) has beenappointed to the position of SpecialNarcotics Prosecutor in New York City.Brennan's jurisdiction spans all five NewYork boroughs.

Thomas Domer ('83), a partnerwith me Milwaukee firm of Shneidman,Meyers, Dowling & Blum enfield, hasbeen re-elected as chair of tile Board ofDirectors of Whitefish Bay DominicanHigh School.

Sarah J. Elliott ('84), a shareholderin the Milwaukee, WI, firm of vonBriesen, Purtell & Roper, had beenappointed group leader for their healthpractice group. Elliott will lead a team of30 health care attorneys.

Kenneth J. Meister ('86), hasjoined INSpire Insurance Solutions asexecutive vice president and chief finan-cial officer. INSpire is headquartered inFort Worth, TX.

Christopher Smith ('87) has joinedU.S. Bancorp as executive vice president

and general counsel for institutionalfinancial services.

Thomas G. Hancuch ('88) has beenelected a partner at tile Chicago firm ofVedder, Price, Kaufinan & Kamrnholz.He is a member of the firm's Labor andEmployment Practice area.

Anne Gallagher ('88), a partner atGallagher Lazarus & Co., in Chicago, is amember of tile board of directors of tileLegal Marketing Association. Gallagherserves as Treasurer Emeritus.

Nichelle A. Mitchem ('88) has beenappointed executive director of metroAtlanta's Partnership Against DomesticViolence.

Hiram E. Puig-Lugo ('88) has beenappointed to a IS-year term on tileSuperior Court of tile District ofColumbia. Puig-Lugo had previouslybeen. with tile U.S. Department ofJustice.

Marc Ebbin ('88), formerly SpecialAssistant to the Secretary of tile Interior,has joined tile San Francisco firm ofBeveridge & Diamond. His new practicewill focus on natural resource issues.

Gay Ann Spahn ('88) has joined meRacine, WI, firm of Iansson, Shupe,Bridge & Munger, Ltd., where she willcontinue to practice intellectual propertylaw.

Emery K. Harlan ('89), a partner inthe Milwaukee firm of Gonzalez, Saggio,Birdsall & Harlan, has been appointed tothe Governor's Advisory Council onJudicial Selection. Harlan becomes mefirst African-American to serve on tileCouncil.

Gregory Lemmer ('89) has becomea partner at me Menlo Park, CA, firm ofGunderson Dettmer Stough VillenueveFranklin & Hachigian. Lemmer will headme firm's labor and employment lawpractice.

Todd A. Rowden ('89), of meChicago firm of Wilson & McIlvaine,recently spoke to the National BusinessInstitute's seminar on AdvancedPrinciples of Title Insurance.

Laura M. Sutherland ('89) hasbecome an associate with tile Madisonfirm of Boardman, Suhr, Curry & Field.

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George R. Corrigan ('89) has become ofcounsel to the same firm.

Bryce Tolefree ('90) has joined theMilwaukee office of Gonzalez, Saggio,Birdsall & Harlan as a member of thefirm's litigation practice.

Kevin M. Kelly ('91) has beenappointed Assistant Director of the UWLaw School Office of Career Services.Kelly comes from the U.S. Navy JAGCprogram and from private practice inRhinelander, WI.

Philip H. Lucht ('91) has joined theStevens Law Office in Cedarburg, WI.Lucht will concentrate in environmental,family and real estate law.

Michael D. Martz ('91) has beennamed a partner at the Columbus, OHoffice ofVorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease.Martz practices in the corporate andbanking area.

Stephen A. DiTullio ('92) has beennamed a shareholder in the Madisonoffice of DeWitt Ross & Stevens.DiTullio practices employment relationsand general litigation. Jennifer L.Dressler ('92) has joined the same firmas an associate practicing securities andgeneral business law.

Denis Stearns ('92) has become afounding partner in Marler Clark, a newSeattle, WA, firm specializing in litigationarising from foodborne illness outbreaks.

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Beth Kransberger ('93) is me newAssistant Dean for Admissions andFinancial Aid at me UW Law School.Kransberger had been Director ofFinancial Aid and Vice President of NewCollege of California.

Paul Voelker ('93) has joined meMilwaukee, WI, firm of Gonzalez,Saggio, Birdsall & Harlan. Voelker willconcentrate on litigation.

Masahiro "Max" Yoshimura ('94)has joined the Seattle, WA, office of LanePowell Spears Lubersky. He will concen-trate his practice in corporate tax andbusiness transactions. Yoshimura is also alicensed CPA.

Pedro Colon Monclova ('94) hasbeen elected to the Wisconsin Assemblyfrom the Milwaukee area. Colon becomesWisconsin's first Latino state legislator.

Matthew R. Falk ('94) has joinedme litigation team in the Milwaukeeoffice of Domnitz, Mawicke, Goisman &Rosenberg.

Patricia Smith King ('95)announces the opening of her law officein Madison. King will focus on computerlaw, law of the Internet and intellectualproperty law.

Marie Ann Dreher ('95) has joinedthe New York City firm of Struck, Struck& Levan. She will concentrate her prac-tice on structured finance law.

IN MEMORIAM

Joseph w. Byrne ('97) has becomean associate with the Madison firm ofBoardman, Suhr, Curry & Field where hewill do intellectual property law.

Laura C. Smythe ('97) is now anassociate with the Sutter Law Firm inAppleton, WI. She will practice estateplanning, real estate, Indian law andmediations.

Richard A. Heinemann ('98) andKirsten E. Spira ('98) have become asso-ciates with the Madison firm of Board-man, Suhr, Curry & Field. Heinemannwas Editor in Chief and Spira wasManaging Editor of the Wisconsin LawReview while in school.

Julie A. D'Angelo ('98) has joinedthe Madison office of Balisle & Robersonwhere she will practice in the areas ofestate planning, probate and appellate law.

Clayton E. Greenberg ('98) hasbecome an associate at Locke PurnellRain Harrell, a Dallas firm.

Christopher T. DeMent ('98) hasjoined Dykema Gossett in its GrandRapids, MI, office. DeMent will focus onmergers and acquisitions, business financeand closely-held business law.

Tanya A. Hubanks ('98) has joinedthe Cincinnati, OH, office of Thompson,Hine & Flory.

Herbert A. Bunde '25, in Wisconsin Rapids, WIAdriana O. Hess '32, in Tacoma, WAMary Eschweiler '33, in San Francisco, CARobert K. Cullen '33, in Frankfort, KY

ormal A. Stoll, '34, in Portland, ORDorothy A. von Briesen '37, in Milwaukee, WIGlenn S. Kenngott '39, in Ft. Lauderdale, FLFloyd A. Brynelson '40, in Madison, WIEdmund J. Hart '41, in Madison, WIHoward A. Huntington '42, in Milwaukee, WIChrist T. Seraphim '42, in Milwaukee, WILaurence A. Weinstein '47, in Madison, WI

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Ed J. Harris '48, in Galveston, TXHenry F. Renard '50, in West Bend, WIDonald C. Pressentin '50, in Madison, WIElizabeth Gaspar Brown '52, in Ironwood, MIJohn W. McFadyen '53, in Milwaukee, WIRobert W. Warren '56, in Milwaukee, WIJohn R. Jacobs '62, in St. Paul) MNPeter D. Humleker III '72, in Menasha) WIWalter Kuhlmann '76, in Madison, WILee H. Karlin '84, in Washington, DCBarbara Andrews Benson '85, in Marathon, WIOmar Megahed '96, in Madison, WI