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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CRADU TE STUDENTS M' 199' wg, we Y-My 61 f V' jx T COLEMAN BRESSE W, MENZIES CAMPBELL DAVID W. WILLIAMS B.S. MIT 1954 M.A, Glasgow University 1962 B.A. Stanford University 1963 LLB. San Francisco 1966 LLB. Glasgow University 1965 LLB. Howard University 1966 TEACI-11 C ASSISTANTS 1 Seated: Bai1ey H. Kuklin, B.S. University of Nebraska 1963, ID. University of Michi- gan 19665 Waiter Robinson, B.A. University of Washington 1963, I.D. University of Chicago 1966, Edward F. Ryan, AB. U.C.L.A. 1956, LL.B. University of British Columbia 1966, David Clickstein, B.B.A. University of Wisconsin 1963, ID, North- western University 1966. Standing: Iordan D. Luttre11, A.B. University of Michigan 1963, ID. 19665 Ieffrey E. Ioseph, B.A. Corne11 University 1963, LL.B. 1966. Not shown: Roy Schmidt, A.B. Stanford University 1963, LL.B. 1966. ' , f' I , 5' ,kr V, ,wif-L - ' , df . . , ' , a f g2Q,f. A'4Mfi5iy.?3-if-ss?Qf' A .ne.-wfmfoyk'wifi:-'-arf' if - ,f 1. . .iH..,s,f, V., 4 ,V if mfr A I ' 'var Z, ,Y.',-f.Ww.:,+'r- f XA - 3955? is E if V WN , WMM ,L xi W H9 tx N14 fl-