Stanford Law School - Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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PATRICK H. MITCHELL B.A. Willamette University 1963. SAUL A. MILLER B.A. Lehigh University 1966. JAMES R. MOSS Jim was born April 23, 1942 in Salt Lake City, Utah. After his freshman year at college, he spent two years in England as a missionary for the Mormon Church. He received his undergraduate degree in political science from the University of Utah, Where he was student body president. Following his graduation, he worked for Congressman Sherman P. Lloyd of Utah. At Stanford, Jim has used his spare time to teach classes at the Palo Alto Institute of Religion, and spent his summers working on a master's degree in the history of religion at the Brigham Young University. During his second year of law school, he took an unofficial leave of absence to work as a field director in George Romney's short-lived presidential campaign. Future plans include more teaching, more schooling, more politics and a well-deserved rest for wife LaVe1le, who has earned all those Stanford tuition checks.

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PHILIP J. MELDMAN WANTED: DEAD or ALIVE - for crimes of HERESY and SUBVERSION against the Law School and the Legal Profession. NAME: Philip James Meldman, alias The Philzer, alias Fox Point Phil, alias Milwaukee Melds, alias Clarence Pums, alias Maria Fedumas. GENERAL DESCRIPTION: A peerless, reverenced, irreproachable savant, genteel in nature and gallant in thought. IDENTIFIABLE SCARS: Atrophied cerebral cortex as a result of Indoctrina Legalitis. KNOWN OCCUPATIONS: Student, pretender to the Spanish throne, week-end proctologist. SPECIFIC CRIMES: lj Suspect does not want to be a a lawyer. Zj Suspect frequently quotes Shaw's Those who can do, those who cannot teach. 35 Suspect said that the Stanford Law School Alumni Association is a bunch of phony peduncles which won't get acent from him. 41 Suspect wrote a revolutionary's handbook for pedophiles entitled Turn On With Brownies. ...Anyone having information regarding the whereabouts of this villainous varmit please notify the Dean, your nearest Stanford Law alumnus, or call C4155 555-1212 and ask for Violet Krepler. BENJAMIN F. MILLER Ben came to Stanford from a chicken town and out of the bastard child of the University of California. He came with great expectations which were partially realized in the first week when he found the golf course. The next two and one-half years were filled with ups and downs with highs of ninety and lows of seventy-two. Finally on January 15, 1969, he found what he was looking for and for a day the world was perfect. With a personal course record of sixty-nine he can leave to conquer new worlds. Stanford has no further challenges for him to meet. LEROY L. MILLER LeRoy Miller was born in Myrtle Point, Oregon, On July 5, 1943. He moved to California at the age of thirteen, where he has since resided. Currently he is living in Crescent City, California. LeRoy attended Stanford University as an undergraduate, obtaining an A.B. in German in 1966. He spent the winter and spring quarters of his sophomore year at the Stanford campus in Germany. Choosing to remain at Stanford for his legal education, LeRoy enrolled in law school following graduation in 1966. While there, he participated in the activities of the Legal Aid Society, including the San Jose Bail Bond Project and the San Mateo Assistant Defenders. After his second year of law school, he took part in the San Joaquin Valley Legal-Medical Project, doing community organizing among the farm laborers of Californials central valley. During his third year, he participated in the Law and Psychiatry program. LeRoy hopes to enter some phase of criminal law or poverty law as a career.

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BEATRICE ANN MOULTON B.A. Pomona College 1961. PATRICK R. MOYA A.B. Princeton University 1966 CHARLES MATTHEW MURPHY Born February 17, 1944, in the wilds of Winnemucca, Nevada, Chuck soon persuaded his family to move to the Biggest Little City in the world: Reno. He was educated in the public schools of Reno, where he then entered the University of Nevada. While there, he served the student body as Vice-President and Senator. Before being graduated in 1966, he was a member of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity, Blue Key, and Phi Kappa Phi. Since entering Stanford Law School, Chuck has achieved a small measure of fame through his insane bridge playing, if not always with his scholastic attainments. He is a member of Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity. He once joined Mal Wheeler in putting on a mockery of a trial for the Mock Trial program. He has worked two summers as the administrative assistant of the National College of State Trial Judges. Following graduation, Chuck plans to return to Nevada to enter a lucrative divorce practice there.