Stanford Law School - Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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KENNETH RANSOM POYTHRESS - Kenneth was born to Ransom H. Poythress and the former Carola 5 5 Escalon Avenue, Fresno, California DOUGLAS MICHAEL RAGEN After graduating from Lake Oswego High School, Doug took his undergraduate studies in his home-state at the University of Oregon. He spent his sophomore year at The Netherlands Institute of Foreign Trade as part of the work toward his B.A. degree in economics. At Oregon, Doug was a member of Theta Chi fraternity. With the first year of law school behind him, Doug took his Wife, Sandy, to Mexico for the summer. He met many of Dean Manningfs Agency friends in Acupulco, and reports that all of them were com- ing down hard on the factsw Cquote-unquotej. Doug Was a member of Moot Court his second and third year. His course of study emphasized business and property law. After the Oregon bar examination, Doug plans to join the firm of King, Miller, Andersen, Nash and Yerke in Portland. WILLIAM IAMES RENTON Gamma Mu. tice law. 2 if Nasmyth in Madera, California on October 16 1942 He attended Bullard High School in Fresno, California graduating with honors He did his undergraduate work at Stanford University where he majored in English Literature and minored in History graduating with great distinction and being admitted to Phi Beta Kappa At the law school, Kenneth spent three years in Crothers Hall rooming with Tom Hardy, the first two. His permanent address is 1231 West Iim was born in Los Angeles, California on October 5 1943 He attended Montebello Senior High where he was a member of the California Scholastic Federation and played tennts As an under graduate at the University of California at Los Angeles he majored in Economics and was active as a counselor in the University Re ligious Conference's program for underprivileged children He grad uated with honors in economics and made Phi Beta Kappa and P1 At Stanford, Iim developed his interests in commercial law par ticularly in the area of taxation. He also developed an interest in international law as a member of the International Society and as a research assistant to Professor Ehrlich He 1S a member of Phi Delta Phi, after completing his military obligation he plans to prac

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CHARLES SANDY POFAHL On a somewhat bleak October morning in 1941, Sandy was born on a South Dakota farm near Aberdeen. joining the continual mid- west exodus to sunny, smoggy Southern California, he came to live in Riverside in 1948 where scouts, little league, a dog, and a paper route took most of his time. High school was an active, unquestion- ing period with student government, the studies, and Varsity Foot- ball and Wrestling at the fore. As a Sigma Chi at Stanford, Varsity Soccer, dating, booking and who am I? occupied the major part of his time. His first year of graduate study was at Princeton Theological Seminary, from where he switched back to Stanford to anchor the Class of '67 in the School of Law. As to the future, the path has never been certain, but it looks like the Bar, Uncle Sam, U.S. Attorney's Office, and then private practice . . . God willing and the creek don't rise, IOHN THOMAS PORTER B.A. in Philosophy, Stanford University, 1963. Hobbs, New 1 Mexico. VICTORIA POPKIN From Great Neck, New York, attended Great Neck High School and Goucher College, Baltimore, Maryland, graduating with honors in l962g at Goucher served as President of Student Government and was elected to Phi Beta Kappag worked as a research assistant at the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee in Washington D.C. from 1962 to 1963, and as research and legislative aide to Sena- tor Stephen Young of Ohio from 1963 to 1964, at Stanford, was a member of the Moot Court Board and the Legal Aid Society, plans to practice law in federal or state government. awasazzff- , 1 ,.-naw, fffbx 1

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ROBERT RODNEY RICKETT Rod is a native son of the State of California, has lived here all his life, and intends to continue doing so either in the San Diego or San jose area. While his future plans are naturally beclouded by the unpredictable draft situation, he hopes to pursue a career in taxation and estate planning after fulfilling his military obligation. His experiences on the Stanford Law Review should aid him in that pursuit. Having spent both his undergraduate and graduate years at Stanford University, Rod is putting this experience to use as a Res- ident Assistant to the Delta Chi Fraternity. In his new job he is helped by his experiences as a member of Alpha Kappa Lambda national fraternity. He was an undergraduate electrical engineering major, member of Tau Beta Pi engineering honor fraternity, and winner of the Hamilton Watch Award. RICHARD M. RITTENBERG Jersey. PETER HENRY ROSENOW ,a Born: New York City. College: City College of New York, B.A. in History-Government, 1964. Graduation with Honors in History, Phi Beta Kappa, Felix M. Cohen Memorial Prize in Legal Philosophy, President of Phi Alpha Theta, history honor society. Permanent Address: 264l Merion Avenue, Bronx, New York. A.B. in Economics, Bucknell University 1964 Fair Lawn New