Stanford Law School - Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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ROBERT PCWELL BAKER Bob first saw the light of day on August 8, 1935, in Spokane, Wash- ington. His secondary education was obtained at the Lakeside School in Seattle, Washington where he graduated second in his class. His undergraduate work was done at Stanford University where he majored in economics and political science. He was active in the Political Union and the Young Republicans and graduated with honors. After leaving Stanford, Bob moved to San Francisco, California, where he worked in the mortgage banking industry. During this period he rnet and married his lovely wife, Beth. He then decided he preferred law to mortgage banking and so came back to school. While in law school, he was a member of the Law Review. Upon graduation he plans to practice business and corporation law in a western city. His address is 1991 Manhattan Avenue, Apartment L, Palo Alto, California. DAVID HENRY BARBER Born in Concord, California, 1940. Served from 1960-62 on a mis- sion for the Church of Iesus Christ of the Latter-day Saints. Grad- uated from Brigham Young University with a B.S. in Political Sci- ence and a minor in Philosophy in 1964. Vice-President of the Stu- dent Body, varsity basketball, Blue Key. At Stanford winner of Moot Court competition award, eligible for both Law Review and Moot Court Board. Spent the summer following first-year working for legal department of a corporation, the summer following second-year with the firm of Milbank, Tweed, Hadley, and lV1CCloy in New York City. !5f'vIlV'7 3-'W J Q 2' I 3, 5 . . H. DENNIS BARR Dennis was born on October 26, 1942. He graduated from the University of Southern California with high honors in Political Science and Economics. While at U.S.C. he was President of the Student Senate, President of Theta Xi Fraternity, played varsity basketball, and was active in the California Young Republicans. At Stanford, he had a marvelous first year with such high marks as pneumonia, lack of sleep, lack of food, and the general first-year syndrome. The next two years were better as he devoted himself to basketball, social life, and the law. As a member of the Law Forum he inherited a good place to study and a phone to the outside world. He became a national officer for the Young Republicans, but this victory,' did not detract from his interests in the law-corporate and tax law. He hopes to practice law in Los Angeles in one or both of these fields. His address is 2061 Kerwood Ave., Los Angeles, Cali- fornia. 90025. ,,. . l y. , 'rw if xg ,lxfik i af- ' -nf V' ali .A Al if uf 2::5 'i:f: 1 fziaffaf . , .:rf:5Zff:,-,z'g 1 4.13-15-Zj-Z Q' ,lay 1' ,-1:-ig-55525 f1Z:::,::yg5?j:::,gj1f7' 1 Q. we- if .-1a1rt2f:2'..'ffff:ffM-Gigi

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Wham- GENE LYNDON ARMSTRONG Gene was born in Waterloo, Iowa, on December 29, 1940. He attended Cedar Falls High School in Cedar Falls, Iowa, where he was first in his class and lettered in football, track, and baseball. He graduated from the University of Wisconsin in 1963, and received a Masters degree in Economics in 1964. At Wisconsin he was active in student politics and student government and was elected Treas- urer of the Wisconsin Student Association in 1961. He was honored by the Wisconsin Alumni Association as Outstanding Iunior Man in 1962. He is a member of Beta Theta Pi fraternity. In 1964 Gene married the former Miss Ann Haberman and entered Stanford Law School. While in law school he was active in the In- ternational Society and was editor of volumes I and II of the Inter- national Society Proceedings. His permanent address is 2620 McClain Drive, Cedar Falls, Iowa. ' ' IP ,if 3 2 -. V ff zf V. . A' - Aw-1 ag-Qgrz. ' . ig . VA.: f l rtt WILLIAM HENRY ARMSTRONG Bill was born in New York City on 15 December 1943. He began his elementary education in public schools in Los Alamos, New Mexico, and finished elementary education in public schools in Menlo Park, California. He went to Bellarmine, a Iesuit school in San lose, California, for his secondary education. At Bellarmine Bill was active in speech and debate. He went to Stanford for under- graduate training and majored in History. Bill spent his second year at the Stanford campus in Florence, Italy. At the law school Bill was on the Law Review. He married his wife Iulie in his second year and had a daughter lennifer in his third year. After graduation Bill will associate with McCutchen, Doyle. Brown, Trautman 81 Enersen, 2000 International Building, 601 California Street, San Francisco, working primarily in litiga- tion. Bill will spend two years in the Army as a 2nd Lieutenant in Armor. HAROLD ERVIN ATHERLY Hal was born in San Antonio. Texas, on September 10, 1936. He attended Broad Ripple High School in Indianapolis, Indiana, and took his undergraduate training at Yale University, where he ma- jored in English. He was a member of Delta Kappa Epsilon, and lived in Davenport College. Upon graduation from Yale in 1958, Hal began active duty as an officer in the U.S. Navy, serving on a- destroyer in the Atlantic and Mediterranean, and then as an instructor in San Diego, Cali- fornia. At Stanford, Hal lived off-campus during his first year, and then was a Resident Assistant for two years in Burbank Hall of the Stern Houses. During his third year, he was Associate Editor of this year- book. His permanent address is 3955 East 71st Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.

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IOI-IN LAURENCE BARTLETT Iohn was born in Los Angeles on Iune 9, 1942. He received his early training in the California public schools, graduating from U.C.L.A. with an A.B. in physics in Ianuary 1963. At U.C.L.A. Iohn was president of Alpha Phi Omega and a member of Sigma Pi Sigma, national physics honor society. Upon graduation from U.C.L.A., Iohn become an engineer in the Electro-Optical Department of Aeronutronic in Newport Beach, married his high school sweetheart, lane Dormann, and settled down to middle-class existence. Unfortunately, the alienation in the aerospace industry was too great, so Iohn and lane abandoned middle-class security and entered Stanford Law School. At law school, Iohn has found his true vocation and is looking forward to a long and rewarding career. john is on the board of editors of the Stanford Law Review and is a member of Phi Alpha Delta. IOHN WILLIAM BARTMAN Iohn was born in Chicago, Illinois, on November 17, l942. He moved to Los Angeles, California at the age of four. He attended University High School where he was not first in his class but did play B basketball, IV baseball, and Varsity golf. He spent his undergraduate years at Pomona College where he majored in Eco- nomics and earned Freshman Numerals in track and three Varsity Letters in golf. He graduated with Honors in Iune, 1964 and again was not first in his class. At Stanford, Iohn somehow managed to survive the first year and became a member of the Moot Court Board in his second year shar- ing an off campus apartment with two roommates. The third year proved to be the most enjoyable despite the Dodger disaster. Fol- lowing graduation Iohn hopes to join a Los Angeles law firm and specialize in tax. His home address is 1709 Club View Dr., Los Angeles, California. az 'H I V .e .. S mf 9'5 1 .- 4- ' msifisi' ,iiziriib ' li.. .Qw......,.. ...,s..-.gs m gq be if 'L v Q12 f fffffae 5' 4 5 a, ,',' , .QQVNI A . get i I 'ggi 4, , '.,1.J , filin- K V fy, Q , P 1 f 1, 1 r 1 .a :-15312, fef, f ,:: 5- 171-' f ' 41: '.'21r:1-fir:-5117.7 21:11 ,g -va , - :Q ' . . .. 5fy,,,1wm tf ,fri ff-myagz MAX SIEBEN BAUCUS Max was born December ll, 1941 in Helena, Montana. During the school year he attended Helena High School where he played varsity football and in his senior year was president of his class and the student body. In the summer months he worked on his family's sheep and cattle ranch. His first year in college he attended Carleton College, but transferred to Stanford where he participated in Stan- ford's overseas program his junior year in France. He then traveled a year in Africa and Asia before returning to complete his senior year in economics. During his first two years of law school Max roomed off campus with Douglas Kliever and Malcolm Hawk but somehow managed to survive their Ivy League influence. A member of the International Society and Legal Aid Society, his special interests include Govern- ment Regulation of Business, Tax, Estate Planning, and Inter- national Law. His address is 528 Power St., Helena, Montana.