Stanford Law School - Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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RICHARD W. BLEWETT A.B. Stanford University 1963. LEROY BOBBITT programs. Married with one child RUSSELL L. BORAAS I was born in Florida during World War II. The good guys having beaten the bad guys, my father left the army and we returned to Minnesota. Before coming to Stanford,I defrauded St. Olaf College of a B.A. in history. Though over half the student bodies were beautiful Scandinavian-type females, I emerged unfettered by matrimonial bonds - largely due to the fact that cars were banned and the school was isolated on the coldest, most windswept hill known to man. Magna cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa, and all that good stuff. I now leave law school without academic glory, having learned that flj classrooms need windows and good lighting C21 thinking like a lawyer warps your mind, and C31 the case method is the most boring and inefficient method for learning ever devised. The next two years shall be spent with the U.S. Army making the world safe for American business. After that I hope to live in happy obscurity, practicing law, raising horses, hunting, and tilting with my favorite windmills, our exploding population and deteriorating environment. Born November 1, 1943, Jackson Mississippi Attended Buchanan High School in Buchanan, Michigan B A Michigan State University Majored in Arts and Letters. Worked for the Office of Econoiruc Opportunity for the past two summers as an inspector of OEO

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JAY S. BERLINSKY B.A. Northwestern University 1966. ANN W. BENDER B.A. University of Tulsa 1966 J. DAVID BLACK A.B. in English, Princeton University, 1963g M.A. in English, Rice University, 1965.

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DAVID S. BRADSHAW 'vczif FREDERICK N. BRADSTREET - Rick first appeared in Arizona in 1944, but he soon plunged west to make his fortune in Tarzana, California. Determined to civilize the barbarian East, Rick entered Princeton University in 1962. After four years exposure to Rickis missionary efforts, Princeton still retained its innocent indifference to the Western Enlightenment. Meanwhile, Rick had graduated with honors in the Woodrow Wilson School of Public Affairs, had lettered in Fencing, had presided over numerous political groups . . . and otherwise been co-opted. To the delight of astrologers, Rick appeared again in 1966 at Stanford Law School, where he gracefully submitted to the soporiiic ritual of the Bachelor of Laws Degree. During his senior year he was Chairman of the Judicial Council and Bledgeheart Emeritus. He could also be found teaching courses in Politics and legal Education, and otherwise acted as spiritual leaderv in the coed dorm, Serra House. Rick plans to study in South America following graduation. KENNETH E. BRITTON academic beaurocracy works. A.B. Princeton University 1966 Subject arrived at Law School Subject intended to become educated. Succeeded, in that he learned he lacked the intelligence to accomplish this. Whereupon subject decided to go into trial work hoping that a defective brain did not imply a defective tongue To this end subject joined the Serjeants at Law and thereby learned how an Subject is informed that his first case upon being admitted to the bar will be a class action on behalf of all law student s wives filed by his wife, seeking to have marriage to a law student declared cruel and unusual punishment and in violation of the eighth amendment Subject wishes to thank any professor andfor dean who has succeeded in teaching him anything