Final Reunion Report
TULANE LAW SCHOOL CLASS OF 1972
Dear Members of the Tulane Law Class of 1972,
Congratulations on an achievement half a century in the making! Though it may seem like yesterday, it’s been 50 years since you left your mark on Tulane Law School. Celebrating your 50th Reunion is such an important and meaningful milestone. I am grateful for the extraordinary loyalty and generosity that so many of you have shown in honor of this special occasion. It is my hope that this milestone celebration offers the opportunity to reflect on the many ways that your experience at Tulane Law, your fellow classmates, and our home city of New Orleans helped to shape your lives and careers.
I am very pleased that, in honor of your golden anniversary, 26 members of the Tulane Law Class of 1972 made gifts and pledges totaling more than $247,300 during the reunion in support of the law school. The 1972 Class Gift empowers the law school to award scholarships, support faculty excellence, and create hands-on learning experiences that make our students profession ready. To all who participated in the reunion efforts, you have my sincere gratitude.
Please enjoy the enclosed report, which recognizes the donors and volunteers who supported your 50th Tulane Law Reunion. A special thank you also goes to Darryl Berger and Roger Ogden for hosting the class gatherings. It was so wonderful to gather in New Orleans and celebrate the many achievements of the past half-century as well as the remarkable institution that brought such an outstanding group together to study the law.
Congratulations again — and thank you!
David Meyer Dean and Mitchell Franklin Professor of Law Tulane University Law School
