Stanford Law School - Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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IAMES ALBERT CULPEPPER Mr. Culpepper was born on September 3, 1942, in Tallahassee, Florida. He attended the local high school Without achieving any particular scholastic or athletic distinction. After graduation he entered Harvard on a National Merit Scholarship. He received his B.A. in l964 with honors in General Studies. At Stanford Law School he interested himself principally in criminal law and proce- dure. He presently resides at 2305 Hanover Street, Palo Alto, Cali- forniaf , , 'A-f ' 'W' ,W A if J j 5 Q as Z f 4 fa A Q 4 ,F , Mi! , 57 955 ,ff H , f 4, J ..,., .,.. ,.,... . , -5 fi 4.-I J ' ' W -3 Q , 1 :ff wif-' I fri- , ifd:r..i.'.j: , 3,1 1 . r ' 2331 21 S' 755-3 ' ,319 4-2- 'i2,g. 1742? . :af rg fg, -, Hr , S'-f ,fafff , , M y .A t 'f.. MICHAEL ARTHUR CORNELIUS Michael was born to William A. and Essie E. Cornelius in Los Angeles, California, on May l5, 1942. He attended high school in Temple City, a suburb of Los Angeles, and graduated with high honors. He elected to take his undergraduate training at nearby Whittier College, where he majored in Political Science. He grad- uated with high honors, received the Political Science departmental award, was chairman of the Student Conduct Committee and pres- ident of the local chapter of Pi Sigma Alpha, the national Political Science honorary fraternity. At Stanford Michael has cultivated a special interest in business law and litigation. Following graduation he expects to enter pri- vate practice in San Francisco and specialize in one of his two areas of interest. His permanent address is 9927 E. Daines Drive, Temple City, California. LOUIS CARL DINEFF Louis was born to Christ Lazo and Dora N. Dineff in Calc Park, Illinois. He attended Argo Community High School in Argo, Illinois and upon mature reflection elected to pursue his under- graduate studies at Northwestern University, where he attracted Ara Parseghian's attention by majoring in Political Science. He was a member of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity. After three productive years at Stanford Law School, Louis plans to take the California Bar before wending his Winsome way south to the much respected University of Miami School of Business for further edification. His permanent address is 7300 West 62nd Place, Argo, Illinois.

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NEIL CARREY Neil was born in Bronx, New York, on November 19, 1942. He attended Teaneck High School in Teaneck, New Iersey where he ran Cross-Country and was Treasurer of the Varsity Club. As an under- graduate, Neil attended the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania where he majored in Accounting. He was a member of Pi Lambda Phi, Beta Alpha Psi, Honorary Accounting Fraternity, and Alpha Kappa Psi, National Accounting Fraternity. At Stanford, Neil lived his first year at Crothers Hall as the first and only engaged social chairman. He spent his next two years living in a high-rise apartment building in Escondido Village with his wife Margo, a French and Spanish teacher. A member of the Moot Court Board and the Legal Aid Society, Neil's special interest is in tax law. Following graduation Neil plans on practicing law in the Los Angeles area. TIMOTHY ROBERT CASGAR A native Ohioian, the oldest of three children, Tim was born on Iuly 28, 1941. In normal progression he attended Mentor High School and Harvard College, graduating with the Class of 1963. In college he participated in varsity football while graduating cum laude in Economics. Following graduation he spent a year in Wis- consin with the Marketing Research Staff of the Parker Pen Corn- pany, the highlight of that year being his somewhat clandestine marriage on November 15, 1963 to Marion Mercer CUniversity of Wisconsin, 19641 A year of work was enough, and Tim entered Stanford Law. He has specialized in inconspicuous class attendance, and managed to gain membership in the now infamous Moot Court Board. He has accepted employment with the Milwaukee firm of Foley, Sammond IOI-IN RICHARD CIRACE A.B. in Economics, Harvard College, 1962. M.A., Columbia University, 1964. Revere, Massachusetts. 81 Lardner and hopes to establish a practice there. He may be reached at the firm, 735 North Water Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. 1K89 W5k

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RICHARD HENRY DINEL Richardfs youth was a time of fishing trips and tennis matches, interspersed with an intense interest in current events. Pomona College provided an opportunity to focus his interest in politics, After holding a series of offices his freshman and sopho- more years, he spent the first half of his Junior year as a student at the Royal Institute of International Relations in London. Upon re- turning, he was elected to represent the Southwest on the National Board of Directors of The Collegiate Council for the United Nations. His first year at law school was only a little more pleasant than average. But second and third years provided an opportunity for work in Moot Court. Here he won the Iessup Competition and is presently a semi-finalist in the Kirkwood Competition. After graduation he hopes to begin a career with a law firm while continuing his civic interests. GERALD DOLPHIN Gerald was born in Mount Vernon, New York. He attended Mount Vernon High School and graduated in 1959. He took his undergraduate training at Columbia University where he majored in Economics. ' Following his graduation from Stanford, Gerald will work for the Enforcement Division of the Regional Counselis Office of the Internal Revenue Service, where he has worked for the past two summers. After a few years with the IRS, Gerald plans to enter the CAROLYN SUTTON ECKMAN N B.A. San Diego College for Women, 1963. San Francisco Cali- fornia. private practice of law in White Plains, New York. 5 .dw it . , J Aga.. 23 if. -af 3:97 W vii fig' me non-we 'F .7 ff . W4-gif 1 .Q , sg 4.-fa' fa' - Vnid dihiffwf fin, .4f,e..f, , - .'v-:.aa- .::.: . f ' g5f.Qf-7,-.Ym fire. nf, ' '-Q 5:-,' rmffgjf 'J 5241- K,,,1a:E',2P1,i' 24 r,, ., .w.,.f .. ,q ..-1 wr' rw 1 rf .. .iff --, hQffa'Ff,: ,S 9 ' f,:' ,11-151.-?913'f 2e, f 1 'I-1' .1:?n'.-'Lila If 'fn f ga.