Stanford Law School - Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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sg :L -.'4? 'f '- GARY GRAY BAYER Gary was born to Leslie and Virginia Bayer in St. Louis, Missouri, on October 29, 1942. He attended Horton Watkins High School in Ladue, Missouri and received the outstanding graduate award. In 1964 he graduated from Yale University where he majored in history. At Yale he was active in the Yale Young Republicans and the Yale Political Union. His first year at Crothers was improved by the visitors to his room, dubbed the lounge -all to discuss the law, of course. These legal discussions his last two years were moved to the pool of the Atherton home where he worked for his room. In his second year he was elected class representative to the Law Association and in his last year served as Law Association president. Interested in real estate and commercial law, Gary hopes to practice in San Francisco. His permanent address is 1117 Spoede Road, St. Louis, Missouri. Y l WI' 7 ff ,f , yy WW: -. f 5 9 . 1' 55,142 X M A 4' 1 3' ,f 0 f f 'I' A .fs .:f - :aw ef- .ff -e',4aa:.ra.H.- -1 - sr.:-1 a,::Q::.e:..::e:.ew..,.:-.aa.a5f- af-:Hssr-if f -2- . .-ri -f . lily' -' ' E125 I .x.,,.-M,-,,f,.,:,a5.s .Har - 1-:1.-,:,:f:-asr:,.av:m..:r,1.-1.-:fr f,,.'3.,,,,.,.,3.,., ,,,. , 1.4.15.-:-:,s.,::f-reams: 1. ,.,: , frees-e4i:1:k , Kay f 7914 f f f ar , Mr'f 4 ' , 'rf' fn? J 4 0 v VW 3 9 1 g f 31 2, 1 1 Wig ' A . I ' I f www , 1? , . ..,,,.,.,... ..,. . ...., , ,, ,.,, .,..... . 1If.-:say.::1:5i55if9-1'f1-1-aff...ay Q2 ....., , . , , . ARTHUR D. BERNSTEIN Art was born March 31, 1942, in Chicago, Illinois. He attended New Trier High School where he was not first in his class, but wrestled, debated, acted, participated in student government and was sports editor of the year book. Having used these activities, decent grades and high college boards to get into Columbia, he proceeded to get his A.B. there in English in 1964. I-Ie was a varsity wrestler, president of his Soph. class, a somewhat reluctant senior fund drive captain and chairman of the Vassar-in-N.Y. program. After eloping to Paris in the summer of 1963, he, together with his wife, Rose, formed a child, Lisa. They presently have another on the way. At Stanford, Art was a member of Law Forum and the Lounge Review. Art's special interest is to go back to Europe and become a cabaret singer, or to practice law and support a family growing al- most as fast as Iohn Brahnfs. The Bernsteins have no permanent address, but do have a Norton Motorcycle. And Art is taller than Rex. VINCENT F. BIONDO, IR. Vince was born in Long Beach, Iune 2, 1942, and has spent most of his life in San Diego. A graduate of St. Augustine High School, he took his undergraduate training at San Diego State Col- lege. VV'hile there he was Associate Student Commissioner of Finance, a member of Blue Key, president of the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity, listed in Whois Who- in American Colleges, and kept his grades at the Dean's List level. While at Stanford Vince was a member of Le al Aid and Mock 8 Trial organizations. Having tried his hand at various income pro- ducing endeavors from bartending to outline peddling, Vince has still been able to maintain his interest in sailing, fishing, climbing and cooking. He worked one summer as a legal intern in the office of the San Diego City attorney, and now faces three years of jungle living in the Navy OCS. 'VN

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FRED ROBERT BRINKOP Born and raised in St. Louis, Missouri, Fred attended Southwest High School where he graduated as valedictorian of his class with letters in football, basketball, and track. From there, he went to Washington U. in St. Louis where he was elected to the men's honorary fraternities for each of the four years. Fred majored in Po- litical Science and was elected to the national honorary fraternity in this field. Active in campus activities, he was president of Beta Theta Pi Fraternity and a member of the golf team and participated in eleven different intramural sports. Coming to Stanford for no reason except to leave St. Louis, Fred has spent one uneventful and one rather exciting year here once he entered into the local society. Marriage interrupted that experience in the summer of 1966 and now level-headed, responsible, and settled, he is ready to embark on his legal career. f V, ' 1 5 ,V 0 I, ! X f ff 4. W , f ff 4 , me sa-ifwwn . waves- J 1 c , ,-re, ' 'ff 4,55 ., 42 14 Z 1 I ,sv 1159 I 'Wg x 41? W V I ,Jw '25 , f ff ef,:1Q1',f'm1 5 , 1,-95: 'f -' ff f .- ' . 'f -' 1 -2 fi'r-31.2,-xg I . - iaikzknfg. . 1 -ozifww : Q---urfgqgrfy, ' 5 .wr 4 --is ,fy-H f.. 1.1 .qgvzfqit A V f- -.3,.,:.- g.-fax , 1' DANIEL TOWNLEY BROOKS Dan was born in New York City to Mary Lee and Robert D. Brooks on 15 April, 1941. He was raised in the nearby town of Chap- paqua, N.Y. Vacations were spent at the family cottage in Wayne, Maine where Dan further developed his active interest in sports by becoming a tournament water skier. This interest expanded to snow skiing when he moved west. Graduated from Horace Greeley High School in 1959 and cum laude from Princeton in 1963, Dan came west to Stanford's electri- cal engineering department for one more yearis study before his long planned entry into law school. He spent most of his first year in law' school adjusting his focus from engineer to lawyer. The ad- justment completed, his second and third years were most enjoy- able. He was active in legal aid and Stanfordis repertory theater. In his third year he was Chairman of the Palo Alto Bail Bond Project and assisted a professor in writing a book. CHARLOTTE BROWN Born: Everett, Washington, May 1942. College: A.B. in History from San Francisco State College, 1964. Active on student publications and a member of the Dean's List. Law School: Active in Legal Aid Society, spent the summer of 1966 as an intern with the firm of Hill, janssen, Corbett 81 Duna- way, Eureka, California. Permanent Address: P.O. Box 3094, Eureka, California.