Bickett Jr., Judge John H. – Member and one-time President of the San Antonio Bar Association (1927-1929)

He proposed the idea of the law school along with student Fred Zalmanzig.

Courses: Advanced Corporations, Partnerships, and Constitutional Law

Brooks Sr., Judge Sidney J. – Board of Admission of St. Mary’s Law School (1935)

Along with Judge John H. Bickett Jr. and A. N. Moursund, Brooks constituted the Board of Admissions.

Buckley, Judge M. E. – Professor of Law (1934-1939)

Courses: Legal Ethics and Federal Procedure

Dielmann, Henry B. – Dean of Law School and Professor of Law (1928/29 – 1939)

Courses: Advanced Corporations, Partnership, and Constitutional Law

Forster, Clifford M. – Professor of Law (1928/29 – 1934)

Courses: Federal Procedure and Personal Property

Gerhardt, Judge Raymond – Professor of Law (1934 – 1950s)

Courses: Sales Bankruptcy, Oil and Gas (Taught most courses from 1934-1944)

Gulley, Dixon – Professor of Law (1928/29 – 1930s)

Courses: Real Property, Wills and Estates, Equity, and Criminal Law

Knight, Arley V. – Professor of Law (1928/29 – 1930s)

Courses: Pleading and Practice

Maurer, Clem – Alumni and 1^st President of St. Mary’s Law School Student Council (1937-1940)

The Student Council was renamed The Barrister Club in 1944 and chartered as the Student Senate in 1975.

Merrem, Leslie G. – Professor of Law and Moot Court Judge (1928/29 – 1950s)

Courses: Contracts, Torts, Federal Procedure, Evidence, Personal Property, Agency and Partnership, Corporation, and Pleading and Practice (1^st to 3^rd Year Courses; both Day and Night)

Morrison, Lucian L. – Professor of Law (1928/29 – 1939)

Courses: Torts, Oil and Gas

Nowlin, W. F. – Professor of Law (1931 – 1935)

Courses: Contracts

Raba, Ernest A. – St. Mary’s Alumni, Professor, and Dean of Law School (1934-1978)

Courses: Agency, Personal Property, Sales, and Conflict of Laws

Whitehead, E. S. J. – Professor of Law (1932 to late 1930s)

Courses: Criminal Law

Treadaway, Thomas – University Registrar (1938 – 60s)

Helped during the evening division of the law school at 112 College St.

Vance, Judge Frank X. – Professor of Law (1938 to late 1940s)

Courses: Federal Procedure

Wolfe, C. O. – Professor of Law (1928/29 – 1939)

Courses: Agency, Bailments, Carriers, Bills and Notes

Brown, Judge Archie S. – Alumni and Professor (1946 – 1960s)

Conflicts of Laws for Day Classes and First-Year Criminal Law

Caldwell, J. Duffan – Professor of Law (1946)

Courses: Domestic Relations

Casseb, Paul E. – St. Mary’s Law School Alumni, Barrister Founder, and Professor of Law (1946 – 1950)

Casseb was among the first founders of the Barrister Club (Barrister News)

Courses/Specialties: International Law, Banking, Corporation, Tax and Land Law, and Constitutional Law

Henke, Frances Sawyer – 4^th Law School Librarian / 1^st Female in Position (1948 – 1963)

Considered the first professional law school librarian.

Irvin, Briggs – Professor of Law (1940)

Courses: Law 335 “Oil and Gas”

Jeffers, Leroy – Professor of Law (1940)

Courses: Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure

McKenney, Warren P. – Professor of Law (1948 – August 1955)

Faculty Moderator of Delta Phi, legal fraternity

Courses: Criminal Law

Rabe, Reverend Alfred H. – Professor of Law (1940)

Courses: Jurisprudence and Legal Ethics

Roesner, Brother Paul – 3^rdLaw School Librarian (1940 – 1948)

Was appointed as law librarian by President Reverend Walter F. Golatka

Strieber, Karl – Professor of Law (1946)

Courses: Workman’s Compensation

Talbott, Russell – Professor of Law (1940)

Courses: Law 153 “Torts”

Aycock, J. Bruce – Professor of Law (1953 – 1957)

Courses: Trusts (Night School)

Cadena, Carlos C. – Professor of Law (1952 – 1954 and 1961 – 1965)

Formulated the guiding philosophy of the School of Law.

Courses: Property

Castleberry, James N. – Dean and Professor of Law School (1955-80s)

Founding member of Phi Delta Phi Tarlton Inn

Davis, Clifford – Professor of Law (1954)

Courses: Law Appellate Procedure

Farnsworth, Kenneth – Professor of Law (1955 – 1957)

Courses: Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure

Godwin, James S. – Professor of Law (1955)

Courses: Not Mentioned

*Grossenbacher, Julius – Alumni and Professor of Law (1958)

Courses: Not mentioned

Henke, Dan – Professor of Law (1954)

Courses: Equity

Mondin, James V. – Alumni/Professor of Law (1954/55)

Courses: Business Law

Norvell, Judge James R. – Professor of Law (1956 – 1970s)

Courses: Procedure (Appellate Procedure), Practice Court (Trial Advocacy)

Thompson, Clayton – Alumni and Professor of Law (1956)

Courses: Business Law

Walker, Orville C. – Professor of Law (1955)

Courses: Not Mentioned

Woodley, Fred P. – Alumni/Professor of Law (1951 – 1958)

Courses: Federal Taxation (Specialty in Taxation)

Yao, Dr. Arthur – Professor of Law (1958)

Courses: Property, Contracts, Equity, Trusts and Future Interests, and Conflicts of Law

Anderson, Joe (Joseph) E. – Professor of Law (1965 – 1968)

Courses/Specialty: (Public Law Field) Damages, Eminent Domain, and Evidence

1st-year classes as Full-time professor (Constitutional Law, Torts, and Evidence)

Barrow, Judge Charles W. – Professor of Law (1966)

Courses: Nigh Division Classes in Procedure I

Cantu, Charles E. – Alumni/Professor of Law (1963 – Present)

Courses: Torts, Contracts, Laws and Society

Coco, Alfred Joseph – 5^th Law School Librarian (1963 – 1966) and Alumni

Replaced Frances Sawyer Henke

Ferguson, Paul F. – 6th Law School Librarian (from 1966 – May 1981)

Replaced Alfred Joseph Coco

*Glos, George E. – Professor of Law (1964 – 1970s)

Courses: Property and Philosophy of Law

Kerr, Charles – Professor of Law (1968)

Courses: Federal Tax, Sales, Bills and Notes, and Corporations

Leopold, Aloysius A. – Alumni/Professor of Law (1967/68)

Courses: Property, Marital Community, and Preparation of Legal Documents

Lozano, William R. – Professor of Law (1960s)

Courses: Property I

Sierk, Caroll H. – Alumni/Professor of Law (1953 – 1960s)

Courses: Business Law