Stanford Law School - Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

Page 118 text:

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

Page 117 text:

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

Page 119 text:

SANDRA D. SMILEY A.B. Stanford University 1966. RAND N. SHULMAN B.S. Stanford University 1965. M.S. Stanford University 1966. MELVIN R. STEINER Mel was born on March 29, 1945, in Hoisington, Kansas fwhich for some of the less well-traveled is a thriving metropolis of 4500 situated on the bleak plains of western Kansasj. Having survived rural life and a small-town education, he proceeded on to the University of Kansas. Tiring of undergraduate life, he foolishly left that institution after three years with degree in hand, and migrated west to California and to Stanford Law School. His performance there has been notable for its mediocrity and its obscurity. He now faces graduation and uncertainty as to future employment. Like all Midwesterners. he has fallen in love with sunny California, and hopes to remain here making enough money to pay off the sizeable National Defense Loan debt that he has managed to pile up while at Stanford. This debt might well be his most lasting reminder of the time he spent vlearnin, the lawf'