Stanford Law School - Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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SCOTT H. PARKER Scott was born August 20, 1942, in Astoria, Oregon. He went to high school at South Salem High School in Salem, Oregon. For his undergraduate training Scott went to the University of Oregon, man- aging to get high grades, participating in intramural sports and homecoming activities, working on a National Science Foundation Fellowship, and spending six months burnrning around Europe. Scott spent his first year at Stanford rooming with Mike Hyde in Crothers Hall and the next two years nworkingv for his room in Woodside. As Secretary and Acting-Treasurer of the Law Asso- ciation, Scott concentrated much of his time helping Gary Bayer and Chuck Armstrong come down hard on a dynamic program of Law School functions. Having spent the summers of his first and second years clerking for the Oregon Supreme Court, Scott hopes to go back to Oregon to get trial experience or work in general busi- ness law. His address is 2720 Alder Street, Eugene, Oregon. IAMES GREY PATTILLO bara, California. WILLIAM ROBERT PEDDER Born on November 4, 1942 in Los Angeles, California. Attended Acalanes High School in Lafayette, graduating in 1960. Attended the University of California at Riverside for first two years of col- lege. While at UCR, was a member of the Freshman basketball and varsity track teams, Big Cn Society, Gaels Crnen's social organi- zationj, on Deanis Honor Listg sports reporter, The H ighlander. Re- cipient of the annual award given to the member of the track team with the highest grade point average. Transferred to Stanford as a junior, graduating in 1964 with an A.B. in Political Science. Participated in the Honors Program in Political Science and was a representative to the Student Legisla- ture as a senior. Also a class representative to LASSU as a third- year law student. Permanent address is 4163 Hidden Valley Road, Lafayette, California. B.A. in Political Science, Stanford University 1964 Santa Bar

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DOUGLAS BALDWIN NOBLE Doug was born January 25, 1943 in Santa Monica, California. After attending Van Nuys High School, he spent his first under- graduate year at UCLA. He transferred to Claremont Men's Col- lege where he won a Varsity Basketball letter Cfor scorekeepingj and participated in campus political activities. A Political Science major, he graduated with high honors in 1964. At Stanford, Doug divided his first year in Crothers between the Dodgers, the Lakers, and the Law, in that order. Second year's experiment in communal living resulted in a return to monastic life the next Fall. Third year was enlivened, however, by member- ship in the lame duck Moot Court Board and by courses in natural resource law, his special interest. Following graduation he hopes to practice in Los Angeles and later to do some teaching on the side. His permanent address is 5326 Sylmar Avenue, Van Nuys, California. HARRY DULANEY PALMER JOHN LESLIE NORTH Born and raised in Illinois, John graduated cum laude with an A.B. in Architectural Science from Harvard College in 1961. At Harvard he was captain of the Varsity Rifle Team, president of the Army ROTC Caisson Club, Battalion Commander, Army ROTC, and a member of the Iroquois and Hasty Pudding Clubs. Following three years in the Army, John enrolled at Stanford, where he has been active in the International Society, participating in the Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition. He was also a member of Phi Delta Phi. During his law school career, John served as commanding officer of the 284th Engineer Company, a U.S. Army Reserve unit. His permanent address is P.O. Box 196, Milwaukee Avenue, Prairie View, Illinois. Harry graduated from Simi Valley High School in Ventura County, California, in 1957. He then entered Stanford where he became affiliated with the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity. As a sopho- more, he attended Stanford in Germany and met Ruth Craig, who in later years became his wife. During his senior year he was a spon- sor' in Wilbur Hall, the freshman dorm, and shepherded some of the unruly Frosh through their first year, notably Miller, Pettker, Tennis and Wright. Upon graduation he went into the Army, took the basic infantry officer training course at Ft. Benning, got married, then spent two years in Army Intelligence in VV'hite Plains, N.Y., during which time the family expanded with the addition of Kerry Diane, now age four. After the Army he moved to Berkeley and attended Cal for a year, picking up an M.A. in economics. Since entering the Law School, the Palmers have lived in Stanford Village.

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IOHN DAVID PETTKER lack was born on November l, 1942. He attended University High School in Los Angeles. As an undergraduate at Stanford, he majored in political science and graduated with distinction. lack is married and resides at 1918 Coo1ey'Avenue, Palo Alto. IOHN JOSEPH PETRUSH Iohn was born to Ioseph and Helen Petrush in Rochester, Penn- sylvania, on October 15, 1942. He attended Lincoln High School in Midland, Pennsylvania, where he was first in his class and a mem- ber of the track team and many student organizations. The halcyon college years were spent and mis-spent at Princeton University, studying in the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs. He was also a member of the PLC Club, the Managing Edi- tor of the 1964 Nassau Herald, and a cum laude graduate. Like many fellow unfortunates, Iohn languished in Crothers Hall during his first year at Stanford. The following summer he was married. Post hoc, propter hoc? Last summer he helped the Santa Clara County Public Defender free innocent but unlucky men. He hopes ultimately to specialize in litigation. His semi-permanent ad- dress is 1043 Midland Avenue, Midland, Pennsylvania. ALLIN HUGH PIERCE, IR. Al spent his early years in Kenilworth, Illinois, moving to Wash- ington, D.C. in 1955. Five years later he graduated cum laude from the Sidwell Friends School where he was President of the Student Council and lettered in football, basketball, and baseball. He was fortunate to be chosen to study the next four years at Dartmouth College. He graduated with Honors in Economics in 1964 after dis- tinguishing himself as a member of the Chi Phi Fraternity and let- tering in Varsity football. At Stanford, Al roomed with the herd in Crothers his first year and had the luck of spending the last few weeks with his ligament- torn leg in a cast. Tapped by the brotherhood, he pined his second year away at the Bearskin Inn where many a good meal Qusually beans and dogsj was had. He was a member of the Moot Court Board CRIPJ and Serjeants at Law. Al was a Resident Assistant in Stern his last year.