Stanford Law School - Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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TERRY GRANT DeSLYVIA Date and place of birth-April 5, 1943, Rexburg, Idaho. High School-David Douglas H.S., Portland, Oregon. Graduated 1961. College, undergraduate-University of Oregon, 1961-63, Stanford University 1964-66. Graduated, A.B. Stanford, 1966. Activities: Var. Football, Oregon, 1962, Var. Football, Stanford, 1964-5, AAWU Scholastic All Conference, Football, 1965, NCAA Scholastic All American, College, graduate-Stanford University School of Law, 1966-69. Activities: Assistant Football Coach, Stanford, 1966-69. Family-Married 1967, wife, Sherrie, daughter, Dawn Anne, born 113169. GILE R. DOWNES Aeschylus wrote inAgamemm0n that 'fZeus, whose will has marked for man! The sole way where Wisdom lies ,I Ordered one eternal plan: I Man must suffer to be wise. Although Gile recognizes that Aeschylus is not binding authority for this proposition, he feels confident that Holmes, Cardozo, Frankfurter, L. Hand and B. Manning have all paraphrased the remark at some time. Gile says he has found that suffering does not cause wisdom, but that it is a condition precedent, and he is only sure, he says, that he has suffered. Gile was born in Fairbanks, Alaska. He completed high school there and attended Seattle University where he graduated magna cum laude in political science. His principal college activities were Friday afternoon laundry, writing inflammatory letters to the editor of the student newspaper, and courting his wife Melinda. After a year in graduate school at the University of Colorado at Boulder he came to Stanford Law School, where he avoided bridge and other vices unnamed. DONALD G. DRESSLER Born on a Kansas wheat farm, Don has been trying to get off ever since. The path leading to Kansas State University, he majored in campus politics, with a minor in Political Science. Then he came to warm and sunny California, which turned out to be neither warm nor very sunny. Making a short trip back to the Sunflower state after his first year, he brought back a Wife. Currently, he plans to stay in the Golden state.

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2 WILLIAM H. COZAD B.A. Hamilton College 1965. RICHARD B. CROCKETT , After growing up and going to twelve years of school in the small farming community of Langdon, North Dakota, Dick accepted a scholarship and an offer to join an Honors Program at the University of North Dakota. There he majored in political and social science, formed many good friendships, and waged a successful campaign for the student body presidency. His senior year was marked by an election to Phi Beta Kappa and a romance with a girl named Suzie. Dick and Suzie came to Stanford after their marriage the next summer, she to begin an internship in diatetics, and he to start law school. Of the activities there, Legal Aid seemed most to his liking, so he worked for one year in the Mountain View OEO office, acted as co-chairman for the Santa Clara County civil program the next year, and helped two new businesses in East Palo Alto as part of the business aids program. He also started an enterprise of 'his own, the Attorneys' Aid Service, doing research and other work for various Palo Alto attorneys. ROBERT E. DEAN rtiliii f I was born in 1941 in Tulsa Oklahoma I lived there and attended ,, school there until my enrollment in Princeton University My major was 46 , 'Ns is 4 3 .-,.g',,.a 4 65 , 1. f 1' 6 - - new A A Cfffnll -vb: tentatively thought of working. X . , W V V s is A f y so, ,QW ,wwf 0 fix y e . r ff , 23, QA Q 1 .. K aff, f 9 get I f If A' Y A 9 f 5 5 9 ,, ,:s:gq,,: ,',::,.-gr ef, agar . sg: ,lr fa-. -- iw , tin, ,F , Q V er-' , .1eWs+ef,:ff . 1. f,f2m-f.aw:1 r,r-1rv' .-2:-5:4115 za- .y-M ss-Q'-1:9-ry w,--,,ff,':-fo' 4 .,:g:rf-:few-v'..,.fg Ffa ,wr 5' - 'warp--1. . r . f' --':,,vf.1'fQq,,'1.f.-WEmma -fs.,-,f 4.9:- Lf,-1, 155 4,5432-avg - 1.1 f fer...-:..2..:-y::.s, .u.f1:v,-1,.sf4-lf, ,ncfw-asa., pax I , . . .. 3 at ' A.. ,: ',4-:tv - gr- V-1-,-f,:a,v:.vr,5+v.sw- s' ,z.-u1.-:':4r-'Jw-fir-:w' rrflsw.-:'::r?., A ,, dw-4K1Qf' , , 1' ' 4.4 writ: '3:i2,3'is4gf. - - '-1Je'+12i:1Z'4fl-.','5:fff'- ' vac A -vf :5.1+.'-.V -' -vs-was-V 'YW-Q ' ,11C.-TIQ' F', f '- ,3 .5-:f'.3 21':'!f ' wbh-' ,D r f':5,fl-.fi.-. ' ' ' , ', if .rE ze',...'f!fi:.:Q-..j.gv5'v'.-, -QAM, V ' , - . j- -zjzrgff 5, 13333-rj. , , -'vgg-.31 .1:,',:Qta:: p'7,-132554 ,qt-150:42 if :1gwfi:'.2 Z'-'1.'1'V1z:'Q I., -'Dwi A 1 in economics. After graduation I entered the law school wih the class of ,P ,Vl , ,vp A upuxp In ,p,A,V,A,, p 1967. After my second year and in response to a letter from the 'upi President of the United States, I was allowed to observe the operations s:ff .fsrt . of the Army from the inside. After a tour in Vietnam I returned to Join the class of 1969. My plans for the future are uncertain although I have

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ROBERT E. EDMONDSON A.B. Stanford University 1965. DONALD A. FARMER . Born: Wichita, Kansas, April 3, 1944. Primary and secondary education, Pratt, Kansas. A.B. in history, Stanford University, 1966. Married Jane V. Moran in June, 1967. Law school activities: resident assistant, Hulme House, Legal Aid Society own recognizance project, International Society, Stanford Journal of International Legal Studies, directed research project with California Rural Legal Assistance. MARK FRANICH A.B. Stanford University 1966 M.A. Stanford University 1966.