Stanford Law School - Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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IEROME PAUL WALLINGFORD B.S. in Accounting, Kansas State University, 1964. Wichita, Kan- sas. RICHARD SHARP WHITMORE Dick was born in Los Angeles on October 21, 1942. He attended high school at Webb School, Claremont, California and Went on to major in English, with a minor in Drama, as an undergraduate at Stanford. He was a member of Beta Theta Pi. In june of 1965, Dick was married to the former Ellen lung. They are presently expect- ing their first child, a boy. After the first year of law school, Dick spent a summer with the United States Attorneyis Office in Los Angeles. After the second year, Dick returned to Los Angeles to work for the firm of Beards- ley, Hufstedler, and Kemble. During the second and third years, Dick worked part-time for the Palo Alto firm of McCloskey, Wilson, Mosher, and Martin. As yet, Dick has not decided upon a job for permanent employment. He and his wife have not decided whether they Will settle in Los Angeles or Northern California. SAMUEL EDGAR WILHITE Ed spent his early years on the Manor of Squareacre in West- borough, Commonwealth of Massachusetts. He performed some knight's service at Culver Military Academy in Indiana and then pursued his military education at Yale. There he majored in the bodily humors and minored quite a bit. In order to pass the time between boolas he was the managing editor of Yale Banner Publi- cations and the Senior Class Book. This latter task required the creativity of a telephone book editor. One New Haven winter too many found Ed at Leland's Inn. Here among not too many other things he was a member of the Serjeants at Law. The homage and fealty which Ed still owes to the leader of the most recent crusade throws a considerable amount of uncertainty into Ed's future plans, but he hopes to eventually do some trial work in California. Please direct all messengers to: Orange and Rockland Utilities, Nyack, New York. If ' f1' Qfv ff:'gg:, .1 I, l, rtfhw. - .7 -f ' 'rr :Yi Q txt M- g gf 1 if gpg 5:1-2-.L tt-1 .aiffgds-' 1 . . ' -:jump l ,,.f,m.,., rf- ' ffvrfiljig 2 A 1 r V H 'll 'i ' ' 1 Z ,z l L f, xnxx, . ni, M., if .J a 1 !.?:.!LE3fElix . W my 70.7, we . 1:7::::2 , ........ .1 , -'J' '!v!l'f .,. M V... ., -. 5 1 1. ,.?.i:fj-,:,:.,j,'., .3 53, si ..v.'.,'.- ' .114 .,, -Q.. ,if - - .ff . - ,mu- 1 .,. K N...-..,. '4'3'-yelilljil f X 1 E Ana-fn-. -4:11. -Ld

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EDMUND CHARLES URSIN Ed was born in Los Angeles, California, on Iuly 25, 1942. He attended high school in Orinda and Sacramento, California, where he played tennis and basketball. He graduated Phi Beta Kappa with distinction and honors in economics from Stanford University in l964. He was on the freshman and varsity tennis teams, and par- ticipated in the World University Service-Stanford work project in Hong Kong. He was a member of Phi Sigma Kappa. Ed lived in East Palo Alto during his first year of law school, and was a Resident Assistant in two undergraduate living groups during the next two years. He received the Oehlman legal writing award for his first year writing, and was Recent Developments Ed- itor of the Stanford Law Review. During the summer of his second year, he worked for Cravath, Swaine 81 Moore in New York. His permanent address is 3830 Exmoor Circle, Sacramento, California. ERIC W. VALENTINE Born and raised in Los Angeles, Eric adopted Bay area citizen- ship early in his career as a history major at Stanford. ln law school he has continued to exploit the cultural opportunities of opera, sym- phony, and art in San Francisco as well as the geographic advan- tages of Big Sur and the Sierras. As a participant in the Stanford Abroad program to Florence, Italy, Eric renewed old friendships he had formed as an American Field Service representative to West Berlin. At Stanford he has extended this interest by working with exchange students. Eric's work in law school has not been ,limited to the classroom. VV'hile acquiring legal skills, he has also found direct, personal con- tact, tutoring in East Palo Alto and teaching summers in North Carolina for the Ford Foundation and O.E.O. He hopes to bring this personal concern to bear in law, whether public or private. ELAINE TANNER VAN BRUGGEN Elaine is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Tanner of Portland, Oregon, the wife of Dr. Robert Van Bruggen, psychiatrist practicing in Saratoga, California, and the mother of Nicholas, Katherine and Conrad. During high school and college she worked vacations in the law office of her father who specializes in labor and admiralty law. She graduated from Reed College in 1947, Phi Beta Kappa. As an undergraduate she attended the National University of Mex- ico for six months. In 1951 Elaine obtained her M.A. in Economics at University of California at Berkeley, publishing an article on Mexico's postwar devaluation of the peso. Marriage to Bob, then a medical student, was followed by a short period of employment and several years of exclusive attention to child-rearing. When it be- came possible to retrain,,' Elaine chose Law. She expects to prac- tice in Santa Clara County. Her address is l03 Amanda Lane, Los Gatos, California.

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,.,,, N... .. K 'ffikfi ' :':. -f if f f . ,Wa . .-, ...f 7 9, .,,, N - is . . . ,..,,,. 2 ' ' .-1:7 -L' fm H .ef , ,Q 1 ,. ' -2 :,:.f.2: 441-5-1:35 , ' W! fa , 'Q Ps! P Q. , . .. 4. 2 243:-5.iz':.Z' :Q , Q' ' . wma -. 1 H ' iz V V . ' if i-:1:1!!5:Ff- ef' 5 422. '45, ,. . V . ,,,.,,4i.:,-. ..-: ' 1 ff! W gi ft ,Ga ! J V X f fi W My Q 4 if is 4' Mfhgq pf' Ks' 2355 W 4 A39 A ir., :fa s s as itie ' ' ERIC WAYNE WRIGHT Eric was born as the first of five boys to Professor and Mrs. Gor- don Wright in Eugene, Oregon, on August 15, 1942. During his early years the Wrights traveled extensively while his father was a member of the Foreign Service and a professor of French history. After settling down at Stanford, California, Eric graduated from Palo Alto High School. He did his undergraduate work at Stanford University, where he received a B.A. in Economics in 1964. While at Stanford, he was a member of Alpha Tau Omicron fraternity and attended Stanford-in-France. After his first year of law school he married Margaret Hagen, whom he met at Stanford. In law school, Eric was selected as a member of the Board of Edi- tors of the Stanford Law Review. He also helped to found and was active in the East Palo Alto Legal Service Office of Legal Aid. He was chairman of the Law School Iudicial Council and participated in L.S.C.R.R.C. His address is 813 San Francisco Terrace, Stanford. HARVEY LEONARD ZIFF Harvey was born in Buffalo, New York on August 24, 1942, He 'S resided and attended high school in Fort Erie, Ontario, Canada g where he graduated with honors and was Editor-in-Chief of the ' schoolis first yearbook. He 'received a B.S. degree from the Wharton School of Finance . at the University of Pennsylvania, majoring in economics. While . there he was Activities Editor of the Yearbook, Secretary of the John Marshall Pre-Law Honorary Society, and Cox'n of the Freshman Crew. He was a member of Alpha Epsilon Pi and Alpha Kappa Psi. At Stanford Harvey was an Editor of the Stanford Law Review and a member of the Stanford Legal Aid Society. In the summer after his second year he was an aide to the United States Attorney in Buffalo, N.Y. His special interest is in litigation. His permanent ad- dress is l209 Kenmore Ave., Kenmore, New York. J