Stanford Law School - Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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ALLEN J. RUBY GEORGE A. RUSSILL . A native of Portland, Oregon, George was born in 1938, was graduated from Williams College in 1960, spent a pleasant year as a graduate student in history and political science at the University of Oregon, then, in the fall of 1961, entered law school here. In June, 1962, he left, having decided the military was perferable. Before entering the Army, he worked until May, 1963 as a campaign aide and research assistant for former Senator Wayne L. Morse of Oregon. After three years of the Army, which included a tour in Vietnam with an airborne brigade, he concluded law school was preferable and returned to the U.S. in May, 1966. To meet increased tuition, he worked tirst as a political campaign coordinator and then as a newspaper reporter before returning to Stanford in the fall of 1967. He intends to practice law in Portland with the firm of McCol1och, Dezendorf and Spears. BRUCE W. SATTLER A.B. Stanford University 1966 B.A. Michigan State University 1965

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ALEXANDER B. REISMAN A.B. University of Michigan 1966. RONALD F. ROMINES Well, then what shall I . . .What can I say? why it seems like only JAMES C. ROBERTSON Jim was born on February 26, 1940 in Owatonna, Minnesota. He was raised primarily in the Washington, D.C. area, but his father's position as a Foreign Service officer necessitated periodic changes of scenery, and Jim spent two of his junior-high school years in Warsaw, Poland. After graduating in 1957 from Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School in Bethesda, Maryland, Jim attended Yale University, where he graduated in 1961 with a B.A. in Politics and Economics. He subsequently spent four years as an infantry officer in the Marine Corps, during which time he saw duty in Southern California, the Caribbean, and the F ar East, and attained the rank of Captain. While at Stanford Jim was a Resident Assistant in Phi Gamma Delta and a member of the Law Review. After graduation he will practice with Pillsbury, Madison 84 Sutro in San Francisco. yesterday that we were welcomed, sat wide-eyed and wondering in the first-floor circus rnaximus, we the Christians being intimidated by he the lion of legal education exhorting us to laser-intense glacier-paced pursuit of greater heights for Stanford Law! or didn't we know? and now here we are a short shrift interminable time later, most of us long since Henry-Harted into submission, well almost most of us, unwillingly eager to join the minions of militant middleclassdom, unconfidently convinced that we are the soon-to-be indispensible architects of order preservers of the social weal, generally generalists and specifically wondering when we get contingent feeid costs awarded and second highest professionally paid . . . been questioned, cross-examined, tested graded, sorted, categorized, labeled and put forth on platter: here we are, the 1969 Stanford model, Socratically succored, masters of lawyer- think, sui juris and zz fortiori ready for immediate delivery. groovy.

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PETER F. SCHILLA A.B. Stanford University 1965. RANDLET T SCHUBACH A.B. Stanford University 1966. GLEN W. SCHOFIELD A.B. Stanford University 1966