Stanford Law School - Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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FREDERICKA PAFF Attended University High School in Iowa City, Iowa. Was graduated magna cum laude in Linguistics and Slavic Languages and Literatures from Radcliffe College in 1965. Studied linguistics and German language at University College in London and at the Goethe Institute in Blaubeuren, Germany, in 1965-66. Was an article editor on the Law Review. Will clerk for Judge Ben C. Duniway on the Ninth Circuit in San Francisco next year. Jan was born in Tampa, Florida, on May 22, 1944 tall birthday gifts always received graciouslyj but has lived most of his life in Seattle, Washington, where he attended Shoreline High School and the University of Washington, from which he graduated in June, 1966 in English. He then acquired a Wife fKathyj, a child fPolly Ellenj, a draft deferment flll-Aj, two cats fBayless and Cinderj, and an infinite fan of legal wisdom. While at Stanford his principal activity was Legal Aid and he served as the president of the Legal Aid Society for a year. After graduation he plans to return to the rainey Northland, much to the relief of the glacially slow secretarial staff with which he has been feuding all year. HARRY CUSHING PIPER, III Born February 14, 1944. Married Valerie Seyfert on November 16, 1968. Went wee wee wee all the way home, and am now growing mustache. Fie on it, tie, 'tis an unweeded garden. Younger than springtime am I, angel and lover. Morgen wird hell und klar, Baby you can drive my car.

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RICHARD S. ODOM In addition to Texas, Where he was born, Rich spent his precollege years in Colorado, Japan, Austria, Alabama, and Germany. His friends insist that this diversity in childhood helped develop Rich's liberal outlook on life, especially his concern with our country's international intermeddling. As a math undergraduate at Stanford, Rich tried to further the cause of nonviolence and peace by being a member of the wrestling team. At law school he continued his humanitarian efforts: As Managing Editor of the Law Review he was instrumental in liberalizing what had earlier been a hated elitist organization, he also tried to help the needy by serving gratuitously as Father at an apartment in Escondido Village. Because of his multifarious unorthodox activities, Rich lost his I-KID deferrment and was forced to accept a postgraduation, 2-year contract as an Army Intelligence officer. JAMES A. OLIVER A.B. Stanford University 1965 JACK B. OWENS For the benefit of fans, future employers, FBI agents, et al.: A Rhodes Scholar, an All-American habfback, a born leader . . . Yes, that would have been nice, but at least I did manage to take first runnerup in the Duncan yo-yo contest in the seventh grade. I was the only guy who could go left in the mandatory walking the dog trick. Other accomplishments of equal magnitude during seven years at Stanford include: A.B. Magna Cmn Laude in history and political science, Phi Beta Kappa, Note Editor, Law Review, Hilmer Oehlman, Ir. Award for first year legal writing, Legal Aid Cfirst yearj. My future plans are to retire and write my autobiolgraphy. My wife has done such a marvelous job of supporting me in the last few years that I feel she has earned the right to keep up the good work.

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JEFFREY BRUCE PLATT Jeff was born on July 30, 1945, in Brooklyn, New York. He attended P.S. 235, Walt Whitman Junior High School, Erasmus Hall High School, Brooklyn College and other educational institutions in New York. None of them has influenced Jeffs life as much as Stanford Law School. He will remember his years at Stanford. PERRY D. POPOVICH A.B. Stanford University 1966 CHARLES F. PREUSS . i Born in Santa Barbara, California, in 1941, Santa Barbara High School, 1958 g Dartmough College, 1962, U.S. Marine Corps, 1966.