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

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RICHARD K. BERG, 225 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, New York, B.A.-Government, Harvard University, 1951. DAVID BOTWINIK, 535 West 110 Street, New York, New York, A.B.-Government, Cornell University, 1951. CLIFFORD N. CARLSEN. JR., 3427 N. E. 20th Ave- nue, Portland, Oregon, B.A.- Hisrory, Stanford University, 1951. mf 1. 'W . ROBERT F. BERGAL, 70 Central Avenue, New Haven, Connecticut, B.B.A.-Account- ing, Bridgeport University, 1952. ROBERT B. BOWLES, JR., 5821 Potomac, Dallas, Texas, B.A.-Business Administration, Rice Institute, 1951. HERBERT CHANNICK, 59 39 Woodcrest Avenue, Phila- delphia, Pennsylvania, B.A.- PsychologY. University oi Il- linois, 1951. -r- ' 1 K' '-EI? BERL ISAAC BERNHARD, 5 Prince Willow Lane, Ma- maroneck, New York, A.B.- Government, Dartmouth Col- lege, 1951. EDGAR H. BRENNER, 113 Howe Street, New Haven, Connecticut, B.A. - Govern- ment and Internationl Re- lations, Carleton College, 1951. EVERETT ELLIS CLARK, 519 East 16th Street, Brook- lyn, New York, A.B.-Econo- mics, Amherst College, 1951. 30 DAVID L, BERNSTEIN, 257 Church Street, New Haven, Conecticut, B.A.-Eco- nomics, University of Cali- fornia, 1951. MARSHALL L. BURMAN. 1143 Woodbine Avenue, Oak Park, Illinois, B.S.-Finance, Northwestern University, 19 51. ALVIN JAY COHAR, 3235 Grand Concourse, New York, New York, B.A.-English, Cornell University, 1951. HOWARD S. BORO. Riverside Drive, New New York, B.A. New University, 1951. JEROME E. CARLIN. Commonwealth Avenue cago, Illinois, A.B.-Soci lations, Harvard Univ 1949, M.A.-Sociology, versity of Chicago, 19 LEWIS G. COLE. 175 93rd Street. New York York, B.S.-Business, L sity of Pennsylvania,

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CLASS OF 1954 The entrance into the second year of study at the Yale Law School has always been marked by a strange but definite feeling of increased security. And for those battle-scarred veterans of the Class of 1954 that survived the examination holo- caust of their first year, this feeling was especially pronounced. Throughout the first year there was that vague uneasiness about that jibe: This is a three-cent classg all you needed was the price of a postage stamp to be admitted. But, any feeling of inferiority quickly disappeared when the inevitable assimilation of the second year fthe upper crust being wafted up to the sacred heavens of the Journal, never to be heard from again, the remainder dispersing themselves among the dank dungeons of Legal Aid or the respectable corners of the Barrister's Union or Moot Courtb went off smoothly in a manner as ancient as the rules of property themselves. In fact, by the end of the second year, there were those - true most of them were in the second year class itself - that felt this was the best class ever. RTHUR A. ABESHOUSE, acebrook Road, Wood- idge, Connecticut, B.S. hio State University, 1948. AL BARASCH, 1104 sucks Avenue, Scottdale, -nnsylvania, B.S. - Finance, -tiversity of Pennsylvania, '51. in DAVID ALBERT, 70 Cen- tral Avenue, New Haven, Connecticut, A.B. - Govern- ment, Ohio University, 1951. WILLIAM BARONOFF, 15 01-55 Street, Brooklyn, New York, A.B.-Political Science, Brooklyn College, 1951. I . WARNER ALEXANDER, R. F. D. 2 Box 509A, Neptune, New jersey, B.A.-Political Science, Rutgers University, 1951. ZIPPORAH BATSHAW, 43 36 Montrose Avenue, West- mount, Quebec, Canada, B.A. Political Science, McGill Uni- versity, 1950. . 5 bpyyvt 2 VJ . 2: 1 W an si 4 if . i tikgliiziiif 1.Q3?f-gf' l' CHARLES HAYDEN AMES. 26 Course View Road, Bronxville, New York, B.S.- General Engineering, Stan- ford University, 1951. WALTER J. BAUM, 4724 Beach 47th Street, Brooklyn, New York, B.A.-Political Sci- ence, Brooklyn College, 19 51. JOHN F. ASHTON, 28 Ridge Croft Road, Bronx- ville, New York, A.B. Phys- ics, Harvard University, 19 51. ROBERT HOWARD BECK- ER, 64-25 83 Street, Forest Hills West, Long Island, New York, B.S.S.-Govern- ment, City College of New York, 1951. K . ..t,.,,RM 2.

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ICI-IARD WILLIAM COL- INS, 13 Westway, Bronx- lle, New York, B.S. His- fy, Georgetown University, 51. MORRIS JONATHAN DEAN, 636 West Burnham Road, Philadelphia, Pennsyl- vania, A.B. Economics, Uni- versity of Pennsylvania, 1951. BENJAMIN CORNELIUS, 941 Ashland Avenue, Detroit, Michigan, B.A. Philosophy of Science, FRANKLIN Yale University, 1951. EEORGE DE GENARO, 70 .ntral Avenue, New Ha- 'n, Connecticut, B.A. Gov- nment, Wesleyan Univer- RUSSELL C. DILKS, 348 Roslyn Avenue, Glenside, Pennsylvania, A.B. English, Dartmouth College, 1951. Iv. 1951. X ROBERT H. DIEDOLF, 35- 50 75th Street, jackson Heights. New York, A.B. Political Science, Bucknell University, 1951. JHN RICHARD DUNNE, 30 Oxford Boulevard, Gar- 'n City, New York, A.B. tonomics, Georgetown Uni- rsity, 1951. JAY 731 New LOUIS EMANUEL, III, 547 North President Avenue, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, A.B. Public and International Af- fairs, Princeton University, 1951. IRWIN EDELSON, Oakland Place, Bronx , York, B.A. History, New York University, 1951. LAUS EPPLER, mth Street Rego ing Island New A Social Science, 63-13 Park, York, Union RICHARD LEWIS EP- STEIN, 151 West 86 Street, New York, New York, A.B. Political Science, Amherst College, 1951. ROBERT ALLEN EPSTEIN 34 Eaton Street Bridgeport Connecticut. BA Jurispru dence. College of William and Mary, 1951 RANT D. ESTERLING, 2 Lincoln Way East, assillon, Ohio, B.A. His- 'y, Yale University, 1951. KENNETH H. FAST, 23 Midland Boulevard, Maple- wood, New Jersey, B.A. Government. Lafayette Col- lege, 1951. IVAN A. EZRINE. 822 Fourth Street, S.W., Wash- ington, D. C., A.B. Classics, University of Cincinnati, 1951. g