Stanford Law School - Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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RICHARD C. ART JAMES R. ATWOOD . Jim was raised on the East Coast, primarily Scarsdale, New York, and Salisbury, Connecticut. He graduated from Yale College in 1966, where he majored in Politics and Economics and was a member of Phi Beta Kappa. Extraccuricular activities were limited to dabblings in some 18 sports and to developing a taste for fine films.. Dissuaded by his draft board from taking a Fulbright in India, Jim tackled law school. First year was spent exploring Northern California, participating in the San Jose Bail Bond project, and learning the intricacies of Crothers Hall. The last two years were comsumed mostly by the Law Review, including a term as Article Editor-which was, incidently, fun. Summers were spent clerking for the Equal Employment Opportunities Commission in Washington and for a New York law firm. Next year Jim will clerk in Los Angeles for Judge Shirley M. Hufstedler of the United States Court of Appeals. Eventual career goal: Secretary of Defense. LAWRENCE A. AUFMUTH B.S. Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1966 Lawrencel Andrew2 Aufmuth3 greeted4 the war-ravaged world in 1944. He prepared at Gilmour Academy5 and was educated6 at Brown University.7 His grade point8 varied inversely with the snow depth. He moved west to ski and to enroll9 in law school. During law school he Bail Bonded,lO Legal Aided,l1 Married,12 Kirkwooded,l3 Skied, Moot Courted,l4 and Law Reviewed.l5 Grade pointl6 again varied with snow depth. He voluntarily 17 fathered a child who also greetedl8 a war-ravaged world.l9 Lawrence will associate with a San Francisco law firm.20 1. Latin meaning 'fthe laurelf' or victorious 2. Greek meaning manly. 3. Teutonic meaning of courage. 4. Censored! 5. Excellent prep school in Gates Mills, Ohio. 6. Different from 'flaw schooled. 7. Smallest and best Ivy league. 8. GPA's are numbers sought after by weenies who either canit achieve, or if they can, they aren't helped by gpa's anyway. 9. Different from attending law school. 10. This was a futile attempt to thwart the bail bondsmen. 11. Euphemism for playing lawyer. 12. Marcia has brought joy to his life since high school. 13. He won the 1968 Marion Rice Kirkwood Moot Court Competition. 14. He chairmanned this most worthwhile and educational program. 15. Review is a meaningful experience. Contra, Review is as Meaningful as an Annotated Autobiographyf' Stan. L. Sch. Yrby. 119691. 16. Lawrence, Lawprofessors, and Lawfirms never agreed on the import of gpa's. 17. Legalese emanating from certain members of the L. Sch. Fin. Aid Comm. 18. Censored! 19. Different war but same kind of Death. 20. Yes, there is a dynamic, youthful, free-thinking, expanding, unstructured, reasonable-paying, well-ofiiced law frm in S.F.

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RICHARD A. ANDERMAN Dick Anderman was born in Phoenix, Arizona in 1944. It was in that conservative desert spa that he first tasted the upward mobile, deferred 1 gratification life style. High school years were marked by honors in I academics, several political offices and a brief career as a swimmer. The . California sun lured Dick to Stanford, and while here, he attended the I campus in Florence, Italy, worked for a United States Senate Subcommittee, was active in student government in the pre-sit in days, A and graduated With Distinction and Special Honors in History. 2 Attracted by shiny fish, Dick enrolled at the Stanford Law School. The I first year was undescribable. As a retreat from that experience, Dick I went to Japan as a volunteer English teacher. The second year of law proved less demanding, so Dick manufactured his own albatross by founding and serving as the first Editor-in-Chief of the Stanford Journal of International Studies. He has accepted a job with Reavis 84 McGrath in New York City. I I I I I 1 I STEPHEN C. ANDERSON A.B. Stanford University 1962. JEROME W. ANDERSON Born and reared in Goldwater country, Jerry attended Tucson High School. As an undergraduate at Stanford, he abandoned the parochial views of his youth and, in the halcyon days of David Harris, joined the Old New Left. Among his more memorable achievements in college were the wooing and wedding of his wife Patty, and the writing of an honors history thesis. The living death of his first year in law school was relieved only by the arrival of a son, Jason, who has since turned into a red-haired tiger. While in law school, Jerry parleyed his less than stellar g.p.a. into summer jobs with VISTA in New York and a Honolulu law firm. After his graduation in June, when Patty will receive her B.A. in English, the threesome will depart for a year in Paris, thanks to Jer1y's skill in the subtle art of grantsmanship and the French governmentls largesse. Upon the sad day of their return, Jerry will deliver body and soul to Sullivan 8a Cromwell in New York. Beyond that, he has vague ambitions of pursuing his interest in international law.

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RONALD S. BARLIANT I must admit at the outset that Iwas born in Chicago on August 25, 1945. I stayed there long enough to be higher educated at Roosevelt University fB.A. History, 19661 and, for one year, at Northwestern School of Law. I emigrated to Stanford to complete my legal education in the autumn of 1967. At Stanford I have worked on the Journal of International Studies and the Law Review, while concentrating my studies in the area of international law, which I would like to practice some day. My plans for the immediate future, however, include, in their entirety, staying out of the military. ROBERT D. BARTELS Pretty soon Bob will have finished grade school, junior high school, high school, college, and law school. What he will finish after that nobody knows. Bobls main accomplishment at the law school has been the mastering of Dick Tracy. The worst thing he has ever written is his yearbook biography. ALBERT B BAYS Mr. Bays was born in San Dimas, California, formerly nestled in orange groves, now nestled in smog. He attended San Dimas Elementary and Bonita High where he played sports when not ineligible because of unsatisfactory citizenship. He then attended USC where he began playing rugby. After graduation without many honors, he came to Stanford Law School. Aside from being asked to resign from the Law Review, his most outstanding achievement was a 2.0 in Moffat's dreaded Conflicts final after a near complete lack of , class attendance and studying. Mr. Healy can tell you what happened to those whoattended class and studied. As for extra-curricular activities, Mr. Bays played rugby and served many a drink in his capacity as R.A. in Crothers. Reports that he dealt in pornography were unfounded in fact. As for his future plans, Mr. Bays has taken a job with the fast growing Honolulu firm of Padgett, Greeley, Marumoto 8: Akinaka. He also plans to join a Marine reserve unit to serve his country ffor seven monthsj.