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

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no- lov' AREL WESTERLING. ommeerweg 3 5 , Aalsmeer, he Netherlands, B.A.-Poli- :al Science, Colorado Col- ge, 1 9 5 0. C R A I G R I D D L E 'RlGHT, 314 South Rose- lle, Lima, Ohio, A.B.-Poli- :al Science, University of entucky, 1951, HARLES L. STEWART, L., 45 Carrol Avenue, Nor- ich, Connecticut, B.A., Am- :rst College, 1950. JOHN COBB WILLIAMS. 824 Boal Parkway, Winne- tka, Illinois, B.A.-Philoscr phy, Wesleyan University, 1951. A. JAMES WRISTON, JR., 2048 Nuuanu Avenue, Honolulu, Hawaii, B.A.-Eng- lish, Yale University, 1951. HARRIS LLEWELLYN WOOFORD, JR., 9 Wayside Lane, Scarsdale, New York, B.A. University of Chicago, 1948. MELVIN COHEN. 2187 Cruget Avenue, Bronx, New York, B.S.S.-Government, City College of New York, 1 51. LEONARD MORRISON HUGHES, 2840 South Vic- tor, Tulsa, Oklahoma, B.A. Stanford University, 1951. ALICE CATHERINE SCHUCK, 75 Corning Boule- vard, Corning, New York, B.A.-Political Science, Vassar College, 1951. FREDERICK WISEMAN. 98 Williston Road, Brighton, Massachusetts, B.A.-Political Science, Williams College, 19 51. ROBERT CARMINE ZAM- PANO, 20 South Street, East Haven, Connecticut, B. A.-History, Yale University, 1951. ROBERT WITTE, 711 Wal- ton Avenue, New York, New York, B.A.-English, New York University, 1951. HERBERT K. ZEARFOSS, 411 Queen Street, Northum- berland, Pennsylvania, A.B.- Social Sciences, Bucknell Uni- versity, 1951. Nor Pictured WALTER BRESLAV, JR., 1207 Valley Road, Fairfield, Connecticut, A.B. Yale Uni- versity, 1951. BURTON HARRINGTON HALL, 316 Glenside Road, South Orange, New Jersey, B.A.-Political Economics, Williams College, 1951. RICHARD JEROME IS- RAEL, 59 Rachel Street, Woonsocket, Rhode Island, A.B.-English, Brown Univer- sity, 1951. DAVID R. TILLINGHAST. Ridgefield Road, Wilton, Connecticut, A.B.-Philosophy, Brown University, 1951. B Y R D R O W L A N D BROWN, 744 Anaheim Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsyl- vania, B.A.-American Studies, Yale University, 1951. ROBERT BONTZCOU HAYNES, 1088 Park Ave- nue, New York, New York, B.A. Harvard University, 1950. MARVIN KATZ, 4449 Ger- mantown Avenue, Philadel- phia, Pennsylvania, B.A. Uni- versity of Pennsylvania, 1951. CHARLES RUMFORD WALKER, lll, 204 Prospect Street, New Haven, Connec- ticut, B.A.-History, Yale Uni- versity, 1951. PAYSON RICHARD WOLFF, Worthington, Min- nesota, B.S. Harvard Uni- versity, 1942. H. PETER STERN, 215 East 79th Street, New York, New York, B.A. Harvard University, 1950. ROBERT ALLEN BUR- MAN, 4347 Paddock Road, Cincinnati, Ohio, B.A.-Soci- ology, Yale University, 1950. ORLANDO STERLING HOBBS, 4 5 O9 Church Street, North Brentwood, Maryland, B.A. Dartmouth College, 195 1 . ALAN JEROME MOSCOV. 28-24th Street, Troy, New York, A.B.-Political Science, Syracuse University, 1951. SANDRA WEINSTEIN, 220 East 56 Street, Brooklyn, New York, B.A.-Economics, Vassar College, 1951.

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-- V 1. ,-v -- - --- v-- CLASS OF 1955 The Yale undergraduates have their Whiffenpoof Song, but the only sheep in the Law School are the lost ones that comprise the first year class. As they wandered the SLB halls in a dazed fashion, the mind of each was a phantasmagoria uncertainties: the mind-emptying moment when Mr. Muel1er's finger came to rest on his name in the class list, the awful uncertainty of a Torts examination, the first dry-mouthed May it please the Court that was addressed to the Moot Court justices. There were things like vested remainders subject to divestment, like Last Clear Chance, like the Rule in Shel1ey's Case, like Proximate Cause, like the dicta of Mr. Justice Cardozo, before which the brain fled whimpering. At some point each asked himself what abysmal error in judgment had involved him in a legal career. But the inventiveness of the first year student discovers way to blunt the pain. Music and voices in the lounge on a dance night, the clink of glasses in a room, evening expeditions across the Green to New Haven's Gay White Way. When, in spite of it all, the Law had to be looked squarely in the eye, there was a growing feeling of competence that even an experience with Mr. Countyman could not pulverize. By the end of the first year it sometimes even bordered on 11, rfb . wa, enthusiasm. ERNEST PETER ABELSON, 424 Oakdale Avenue, Chi- cago, Illinois, B.S.-Political Science, Northwestern Uni- versity, 1952. MORTIMER PARKER BARNES, 109 Edgefield Av- enue, Milford, Connecticut, A.B.-Economics, Brown Uni- versity, 1945. 5.h...,,,,..,. 'F . ,4 Aria' .QQ . Q: fi ii 5 X . : JOSEPH ROBERT APTER, 152 Diamond Street, New Haven, Connecticut, B.A.- Political Science, Yale Uni- versity, 1952. JOHN WELLINGTON BARTO, 2021 Park Road, Washington, D. C., A.B. Sociology, Dartmouth Col- lege. 195 2. il ' - .... Rgttief Jw.-. mr.-me THOMAS MICHAEL AR ON, 72-38 115 Street, For- est Hills, New York, B.A.- History, Weslyan University 1952. ROBERT WILLIAM BER- END, 80 Winthrop Street, Brooklyn, New York, A.B. History, New York Univer- sity, 1952. PATRICIA AUERBACH, 84 Hicks Lane, Great Neck, New York, B.A.-Political Science, University of Wis- consin, 1949. SARAH W. BIEDENHARN, 56 Homeland Terrace, Ham- den, Connecticut, B.A.-PoIi- tical Science, Wellesley Col- lege, 1950. GEORGE WILLIAM BAL- KIND, 11 Denman Place, Mt. Vernon, New York, B. A.-Political Science, Williams College, 1952. JOHN THOMAS BIEZUP, 84 Center Street, Kingston, Pennsylvania. B.A.-Marine Transportation, United States Merchant Marine Academy, 1951. 4---,. T -5