Stanford Law School - Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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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-

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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

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CLASS CDF 1968 Having survived the rigors of the introductory year of law school, the second-year student returns to Stanford to he exposed to such areas of law as government, business associations, and international affairs. It is generally in the second year that students are confronted with the intri- cacies of such courses as Trusts and Estates and Taxation. Students are encouraged to apply their knowledge of legal principles hy participating in the Marion Rice Kirkwood or Philip C. fessup International Law Moot Court competitions and the Sergeants at Law Mock Trial programs. Law school organizations such as the Law Review, the Law Forum, and the Legal Aid Society invite second-year students to join their ranks. Oppor- tunities are availahle for internships hefore the final year of law school and students spend some time interviewing for these positions.