Stanford Law School - Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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BLAKENEY STAFFORD Blake was born to William and Dorothy Stafford in Somerville, New jersey, on April 25, 1942. The family moved to Martinsville, New jersey, and he attended Bound Brook High School. Blake grad- uated from Princeton University in 1964. While at Princeton he majored in history, won three varsity letters in baseball, and was a member of Cannon Club. His permanent address is Ridge Road, Martinsville, New jersey. THOMAS M. STANTON Tom is the son of james T. and Ruth Stanton. He was born and raised in Bakersfield, California where his parents currently re- side. He attended Bakersfield High School where he participated in tennis and track. The University of California at Berkeley was his choice for undergraduate training. There he was a member of Beta Theta Pi, participated in intramural athletics, and was on the staff of the school paper, The Daily Californian. Tom's major at Cal was Political Science with International Relations as a field of emphasis. He received his A.B. degree in 1964. Tom spent the first two years of his law school career living in Atherton and his third in Woodside. He has participated in law school intramurals, Legal Aid, Serjeants at Law and is Financial Manager of this year's yearbook. His legal interests are in com- mercial law which he hopes to practice with a California firm. IAMES EDWARD SULLIVAN, IR. jim was born on August 27, 1942 in Boston, Massachusetts. He attended Wayland High School in Wayland, Massachusetts and Harvard College where he majored in Economics and minored in Literature. Sports were of major interest to jim in college as well as high school with his enthusiasm centered around football and weight-lifting. He also took an avid interest in politics and the West. His first year at Stanford was spent in Crothers Hall where he met jack Kussmaul, Phil Fisher and Dan Spangler. His next two years of law school were spent off campus with these students. After taking a wide range of courses and serving on criminal legal aid, jim decided his major interest was corporate law. This decision was confirmed after spending a summer working for the Los Angeles firm of Belcher, Henzie and Biegenzahn. After graduation jim plans to fulfill his military obligation and then hopes to begin his legal career with a corporation or law firm.

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' viii? a...,.,-W RAYMOND F. SEBASTIAN Education: Webster Groves High School, Webster Groves Mis- souri, Iowa State University, B.S., Psychology. 1 College Activities: President, Inter-Fraternity Council, President, Kappa Sigma Fraternity, Senator-at-Large, Student Senate, Student Member, University Academic Standards Committee, Coordinator Iowa State Greek Week, Young Republicans. , P Cglllege Honoraries: Cardinal Key, Gamma Gamma, Lamposg si 1. IOSEPH SESSA joe was born to Anthony I. and Inez C. Sessa in Englewood, New jersey, on November 24, 1942. He attended Poly Prep in Brooklyn, New York where he was in the top quarter of his class and played varsity football and lacrosse. He took his undergraduate training at Princeton University where he majored in Economics and was active in lacrosse and intramural athletics. He was a member of the Elm Club. At Stanford, joe spent his first year at Crothers, followed by two years off-campus with Brent Goodrich as his roommate. Following graduation joe plans to join the firm of Royall, Koegel and Rogers in New York City. His permanent address is 8502 Ridge Blvd., Brooklyn, New York 11209. Law School: Board of Editors, Stanford Law Review. 4, 1 e ...,:a,,,, .1'-7,,:j,' , E. if 'K y. .' 'IP . -ra MICHAEL RAMSEY SHERWOOD Mike was born in Greenwich, Connecticut, on April 6, 1942. He attended Phillips Exeter Academy in New Hampshire from 1956- 196O, from which he graduated cum laude, having won two var- sity letters each in soccer, hockey, and lacrosse. From Exeter he went to Yale, majoring in American Studies, again graduating cum laude in 1964, and winning 3 varsity letters in lacrosse. He was a member there of Delta Kappa Epsilon. While at Stanford, Mike was married. He and his wife spent two interesting years living in Stanford Village. Mike was a member of the legal aid society, and was one of the original students involved in the East Palo Alto Neighborhood Legal Aid Office project, started in the fall of 1966. Mike plans to take the Hawaiian Bar exam and will work for the O.E.O. Legal Assistance Program in Hawaii after graduation.

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