Yale University Law School - Yale Law Reporter Yearbook (New Haven, CT)

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Between acceptance and matriculation for the Yale Law Class of 1953, the War in Korea began. The global situation was a dissonant intrusion on the educational process and for a time gave our legal education a peculiar flavor as appellate advocacy was more strenuously stressed before Selective Service Boards than the Yale Moot Court of Appeals. With not an inconsiderable number of our classmates going off to service, those surviving had the feeling that study was not only a betrayal of them but of all Western Culture. ivf 2 CLASS OF 1953 But the Sterling Quadrangle did manage to offer some shelter from the cold war shivers, and, as we made some resolution with the world situation, we took a second look at the immense opportunities around us and were immediately gratified. As Mr. McDougal might phrase it. it was not clear whether we liked what we saw or whether we saw what we liked, but it was certain that the Yale Approach offered all the values that one could demand. From then on legal education became a painless, and oftentimes pleasing, process. And now we depart, completely sophisticated, strolling toward the Bar Exams. PON BAYLIS ALLEN, 190 ames Avenue, Niagara Falls, Iew York, B.A. Yale Uni- ersity, 1950. Moot Courtg egal Aidg Freshman Advi- ar, Chairman Orientation Committee: Student Associ- tion, Treasurer, Barristers' lnion. AUBURN EDGAR BEN- 'ON, JR., 1111 U. 7th Nob Hillj, Colorado prings, Colorado, B.A. Co- arado Colege, 1950. Moot lourt, Director. FOSTER BAM, 47 Ever- green Avenue, Westport, Connecticut, B.A. - History, Yale University, 1950. Moot Court, advisor: Legal Aidg Public Defender. CHARLES R. BERGOFFEN, 2719 Avenue M, Brooklyn, Science, University of Ne- braska, 1950. Law journal, Managing Elitor. MORTON DAVID BAR- ON, 7129 Kingsbury, Uni- versity City, Missouri, B.A. Amherst College, 195 0. For- um, Student Association. GEORGE BERLSTEIN, 780 Riverside Drive, New York, New York, B.A.-Political 1930. Law Journal, Legal Ai . -EQ - T 'Xu , Q if Q i 4.-P nf' 5 HOWARD ROBERT BAR- RON, 8232 South Paxton Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, PBh.-Liberal Arts, Chicago University, 19483 B.A.-Poli- tical Science, Stanford Uni- versity, 1950. Moot Court, Associate Director, Legal Aid, Public Defenderg Bas- ketball Teamg Corbey Court. GEORGE WILSON BER- MANT, 262 North Beach- wood Drive, Los Angeles, California, B.A.-Political Sci- ence, University of South- ern California, 1950. Bar- risters' Union Director. .gg-A tar- I4 z f WILLIAM ELTON BAR- TON, 904 South Center Street, Casper. Wyoming, B.A. Colorado College, 1950. Moot Court, Corbey Court, President. ALBERT L. BERNIER. 7 Elmwood Avenue, Water- ville, Maine, B.A.-History, Colby College, 1950. Moot Courtl Legal Aid. 4-e-'