Class Notes - July 2018
People News
1970s
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Cyril Vetter’s (’72) documentary film "Deacon John's Jump Blues" will be shown at the “Music in Movies” on Aug. 23 at the New Orleans Jazz Museum. |
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Cary Menard ('79) was named to head the civil division of the North Shore District Attorney's office. |
1980s
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Roger Johns (’83) was named Georgia author of the year in the mystery category for his novel “Dark River Rising.” |
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Harry J. “Skip” Phillips (’83), managing partner of Taylor, Porter, Brooks & Phillips, was installed as the 2018-19 secretary of the Louisiana Bar Foundation. |
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Amanda W. Barnett (’88), general counsel and corporate secretary for Red River Bank and Red River Bancshares, Inc., was installed as the 2018-19 vice president of the Louisiana Bar Foundation. |
1990s
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W. Michael Street (’96), partner of Watson, McMillan & Street in Monroe, was installed as the 2018-19 president of the Louisiana Bar Foundation. |
2010s
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Ryan Scordato (’10) joined the business law firm Lowndes, Drosdick, Doster, Kantor & Reed, P.A., in Orlando, Fla., as a construction attorney. |
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Graham Ryan (’11), an associate with Jones Walker LLP, was selected for the “On the Rise - Top 40 Young Lawyers” award by the American Bar Association, becoming the first Louisiana lawyer to win the national award. |
In Memory
The LSU Law Center community mourns the passing of the following alumni:
James Edwards "Jackie" Yeldell , (’61) 6/23/18
