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a LETTER TO ALUMNI ALUMNI RECEPTIONS ANNUAL REPORT OF GIFTS PICTURE BOOK Dean Mary Kay Kane - 1997-98 Gift Total Is econd Reports on Accompli shments - San Diego In coming Students Reception Highes t Ever Recorded of the Past Year - Orange County In coming Students Reception - Terrence A. Callan to Chair - Los Angeles Annual Barbecue and Incoming 1998-99 Annual Campaign Students Reception - Honor Roll of Donors - Sacramento In coming Students Reception - New Firm- Wide Solicitation Program - Contra Costa Incoming Students and Achieves Success II A lum nus-of the- Year Reception

CAMPUS NOTES

- A $25,000 Union Bank of California Foundation Gift - A First Socia l Labeling Co nference - Hastings Friend Jane Rummel Dies CLASS NOTES - Judge Westover Is Contra Costa FACULTY NOTES Alumnus of the Year - A Report on the Facult y~ - Calling Volunteers for Reunion 1999 Rece nt Activities - Alumni Greetings From Guam and Palau - Alumni Comments So licited for - Lipman ~ Latest Book Faculty Self Study - Nell Jessup Newton ('76) CIVIC CENTER REDEMPTION Named Dean at Denver Professor Richard Cun ningham Takes a Look - Pitching In in L.A. at the Revitali zation of the Hastings Neig hborhood - Hon. Philip Wilkins Dies

A t'feH tee rumd from the soon-to-be-completed Hervey Skyroom on th e 24th fl oor of the l\.j, . Tower at the heart of San Francisco~ Civic Center. OTI r The dome of City Hall is surrounded by scaffolding as construction con tinues ~e hm o • fT. Border background is taken from scenes of the surrounding neighborhood. (Phol Bruce C l . 11 .\ :-; 'I' I \" r: :-;

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his i sue contains the annual intercollegiate moot court competitions Bar Program also was presented on Sat­ report on College donations, and where H as tings teams won two National urday mornings for graduating se niors. I this column sets out a capsule Championships, five Best Brief Awards, These offerings were complemented in summary of my annual report to and three Best Oral Advocate Awa rds. our LEO P program by a special one-week our Board of Directors. One of the The opportunities for our students to orientation, as well as skills training class­ themes underscoring all of our activities participate in these competitions would es fo r first- year LEOP students. LEO P and programs this past year was the plan­ not have been possibl e without the very also offered a summer bar preparation ning for the renovation of our classroom ge nerous support that both Annette program des igned to help graduates building at 198 McAllister Street. The Dobbs, who established the Harold S. devel op better time- and stress-manage­ building was cl osed after May Com­ Dobbs Intermural Moot Court Competi­ ment techniques. mencement and will remain so through tion Fund, and the Hastings 1066 Founda­ Along those line , the July bar pass rate most of the upcoming academic year. tion provided. For our own Snodgrass for the Class of 1997 was a true success That we have been able to continue our Competition, Hastings benefited from the story. Hastings first-time takers ranked activities without major interruption, se rvices of over 300 volunteer judges, many number two in the state, with a 92% pass despite this extensive disruption, is just of whom were Hastings alumni returning rate, beating Stanford, Boalt, and U CLA. one indication of the talent and dedica­ to help train future Hastings lawye rs in the On the admiss ions front, the number tion of the individuals who make Hast­ art of advocacy and oral argument. of applications to the Coll ege increased ings a premier law school. Against that Has tings' six scholarl y publications this pas t yea r some 14% to more than backdrop, let me relate so me highlights of each conducted a sy mposium during the 4,100 applicants, even though nationally my report to the Board. year, and the Hastings Comml Ent Law applications showed only a slight increase. Journal published a volume of the select­ We also implemented several new ACADEMIC PROGRAM ed writings of journalist Daniel Schorr to recruitment tools to increase our yield The faculty's 1997-98 scholarly and be distributed nationally. Further, Hast­ on offers made. Thus, the Admissions public ervice record exhibits their enor­ ings Public Law Research Institute suc­ Office offered a thrice-daily schedule of mous distinction and talents. Just the cessfully presented its first major confer­ student-led tour . An expanded Accept­ number and kinds of activities involved ence, covering municipal law issues. The ed Student Day was held in April, with underscore this point. Has tings faculty conference was jointly sponsored with some 126 attending. There, accepted members published 14 books, 19 book sup­ the Municipal Law Committee of the applicants met with faculty, upper class plements, 41 law review articles, and three League of California C ities and the Hast­ students, and administrators, took campus book reviews. Faculty members also deliv­ ings Constitutional Law Quarterly and tours, and collected information on finan­ ered some 78 speeches or papers and made was such a great success that the League cial aid, career services, and classroom some ei ght C LE presentations. Indeed, in determined to repeat the event in the fall expectation . In March, student volunteers 1998, each of the major national legal of 1998. also began a two-week phone bank, calling profe ssional associations had a Hastings fac­ The newly created Academic Support admitted students to answer questions and ulty member on its governing board, mak­ Program entered its second yea r. In addi­ encourage them to attend. Finally, a Hous­ ing the College unique in prov iding that tion to presen t ing a Legal Analysis ing Workshop drew some 100 deposit-paid kind of high-visibility national leadership. cour e, four skills workshops we re intro­ students fo r a motorized tour of San Fran­ Our auxiliary programs, Legal Writing duced, involving matters such as course cisco neighborhood , followed by a brown­ and Research, Moot Court, and Scholarly outlining and exam techniques, and a d is­ bag lu nch at the College, with a panel of Publications, also had a very productive cussion group was offered for each of the housing experts answering q uestions. year. Illustratively, Hastings entered 14 fi rst-year courses. An O rientation to the

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SUPPORT SERVICES ter lobby, including a new Student Info r­ 19 McAllister building clo ure, the tradi­ SuppOrt services are offered at the mation Center, rel ocation of ecurity to tional College of Advocacy program were ollege th rough the Library, th rough the lobby entranc in a new command scheduled in August, rather than their J epa rrmen tc that provide d i rect ruden t center, and reconfiguration and enlarge­ usual June dates. Conseq uently, the result se n 'ice , and by the Bookstore. A few illus­ ment of the Bookstore. In late September, of that activity will not be reported until trati on of initiative undertaken best the O 'Brien Center for cholarly Publica­ next year. indicate the kind of thoughtful, innova­ tions was opened on the 22nd and 23rd ti\'e pl anning and prog ramming that is floors of McAllister Tower, with all six A DM I N I STRATIVE SERVICE S ongoing there. Has tings law journals relocated there in The administrative services area of the In the Library, one major project state-of-the-art facilities. The design and College is comprised of Reprographic , involved how to adapt to the current tran- contracting phase for the kyroom reno­ Media Services, Computer ervices, Facul­ itional period for library material for­ vation also wa completed (opening is set ty Support, and Personnel. Of particular mat, with publishers seeking to replace or for late fall 1998), and the Tower once interest to alumni may be the accompli h­ augment print materials with CD-ROM or again experienced a 100% occupancy rate. ments of Computer Services in connec­ web acces . With Library uses changing and Using our vacant land on Golden Gate, a tion with the development of our web in an environment of rapidly diversifying new l arkin/ Golden Gate Parking l ot was ite. Several new ca pabilitie were added formats, the Library staff has been refocus­ designed and constructed during the fall to H as tings' web page this past year, ing on developing student and faculty term. The lot wi ll house temporary class­ including ho ting intra-Coll ege web con­ training on the use of the different materi­ rooms during 199 -99 and then wi ll revert ferences, such as on-line class di cu sion ; als formats and in assisting users in judging to a parking faci lity. Finall y, in ea rly designing an interactive web appli ca ti on which format mo t suits their need. spring, a Model Technological C ia sroom form fo r submitting on-li ne admissions In the tudent ervices area, a number was fin ished, all owing fac ulty to experiment applications (approx imately 5% of the of t chnology-related changes were made with orne of the new teaching technologies. 1998-99 applications arrived via the inter­ to impli fy and speed the delivery of some net); creating a faculty web containing of our se rvices. The Records Office began E X TERNAL RELAT I ONS : ALUMN I, profiles of all regular facult y; and publish­ to tran mit enrollment data via the inter­ PUBLIC RELATIONS , AND CLE ing on our web site the resea rch reports of net to the National Student loan Clearing­ O n the alumni front, 50 different the Public law Research Institute. hou e and to offer ea rl y grade distribution events were sponsored with nearly 3,800 on a secu re web si te accessed th rough the alumni, students, faculty, and friends par­ CONCLUSION Ha ting home page. The Financial Aid ticipating. These events included 29 chap­ As this summary reveals, 1997-98 wa a Office al 0 converted financial aid delivery ter activities, six dean's receptions in very productive yea r. Not only did we pre' from paper to electronic fund transfers. places such as Rive r ide and Santa Barbara se nt our programs efficiently and success­ Finally, the Career Services Office saw and a far away as Boston, special recep­ fully, but also we made some significant increased placement rates for the Class of tions at the annual ABA and California improvements, whil e simultaneously 1997. May 1997 graduates reporting tate Bar meetings, 13 student events on addressing both the major changes associ ­ employment at graduation increased from campus, Reunions '97, and an alumni/ fac­ ated with the 198 McAll ister buildi ng ren­ 46% to 57% and, eight months out, the ulty dinner at the Claremont H otel in ovation and planning for our return to placement rate increased from 92% in Oakland during Founder's Day weekend. that facility. 1996 to 95% in 1997. In addition to its reg­ Additionall y, the Reno and Contra Costa This next yea r offers much to look for­ ularly scheduled workshops, the Office Alumni C hapters were revitalized. Finally, ward to as the results of all our planning offered orne 13 attorney panel presenta­ a new 1997 Alumni Directory was pub­ begin to occur. It also offers the opportu­ tions - as well as six student panels - on lished in the fa ll, which included e-mail nity to take a longer-range view as we a variety of topics. Hastings alumni were addresse for the first time. approach the next century and our 1999 most helpful in many career services In public affair , 1997-98 saw the pro­ sabbatical inspection by the ABA. We endeavors. ot onl y were 33 of the 40 duction of an alumni video setting forth a now are well- poised to explore the direc­ attorney panelist drawn from our alum­ picture of a variety of activities and tions in which the College should move. ni, but also 35 alumni served as mock achievements that are ongoing at the Col­ Thus, the 1998-99 academic year promises interviewers on a n umber of evenings. lege. Has tings also received national televi­ to be, once again, a year of chall enges, cele­ Finall y, our alumni mentor program con­ sion coverage for the fall Attorneys' Gen­ brations, and plans for the future. tinued to expand, and some 120 alumni eral Forum and for the ClE program it were matched wi th students to provide jointly sponsored with COURT-TV in career advice and professional insigh t . November. In lI ght of the uncertain future of CAMPUS ENVIRONMENT mandatory Continuing legal Education in This pa t yea r aw the uccessful com­ the state, the College t )cused this year only pleti on of various facilities projects in on two C lE program. Th. ovember add ition to the plan ni ng for the evacua­ program, "A Candid Cun tl ltion About tion and complete renovation of 19 Trials," held 111 conjunction V_It' Dean McAlliste r. The yea r began with the open­ COL RT-T V, \\<1S extremely suc- (: ~ ,tll " ith ing of the newly remodeled 200 McAlli - over 400 lawyer. attend111g. Becau~ ' of . . .. II ,\ ~'I' 1.\ I; ~

Union Bank Social Labeling Of California Conference Draws Foundation Gift Participants From Establishes Around the World In terna tional n May 8, 1998, the College ho ted a Confer- Internship Fund ence on Social Labeling to disc uss the advan­ II tages, difficulties, and limitations of U.s. and $25,000 grant from the international efforts to attach labels to consumer A Union Bank of California products guaranteeing they have been produced in conformity with labor standards. An Foundation will fund example of such labeling would indicate manufacture without child or slave labor and stipends for students serv- under adequate working conditions. The social labeling movement is a widespread ing in international internship pro­ international movement to monitor how goods are made and to certify labels, noted grams. Because of prior funding lim­ conference orga nizer Virginia Leary, Fromm Professo r of International and Compara­ itations, Hastings previously has tive Law. The meeting, the first event of its kind held at the Coll ege, is part of a pro­ been unable to assist students wish­ ject directed by Professor Leary and funded by the Ford Foundation to explore links ing to build on their international between trade, investment, and workers' rights. Attendees were representatives of course work by serving in summer or international orga nizations concerned with social labeling and of grass roots groups semester-long internships with U.S. that monitor working conditions throughout the world. agencies or organizations involved in international issues. In recent years, the College has se nt interns to sllch agencies as the Office of the Prosecutor of the Tr i­ bunal for the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda at The Hague, the United Nations Legal Affairs Office, and the Office of the United Nations' High Commissioners for Refugees. Because of the high demand for such internships, they are for the most part unpaid. Privately, students also have served as interns in the U.S. Trade Representative's Office and the International Court of Trade. But these positions also are unpaid, and only those who have the means to absorb living and travel expenses have been able to take advantage of them. The Union Bank Foundations gift wUl enable the CoUege to provide Social Labeling Conference participants included Brian Langille of the University of Toronto Law School; Dean Mary Kay Kane; Daniel Warner, Director of the Program for the Study of In ternational Organizations, Graduate stipends to defray some expenses, per­ Institute of International Studies, Geneva, Switzerland; Katherine Hagen, Deputy Director of the International mitting those students who would not Labor Organization, Geneva; and Bishop Antonio Ledesma, S']', head of the Prelature of Ipil in The Philippines and otherwise be able to accept such a member of the Epi scopa l Commission on Socia l Action, justice, and Peace. opportunities to build measurably on their international course work.

. :j .... 1066 TRUSTEE EMERITUS Jane Rummel Dies ane Rummel, emeritu Trustee At First .. Year Orientation of the 1066 Foundation and Dlongtime fr iend of the Coll ege, Profe ~ or Richard Cunningham was among those facu lty who had died July 25, 1998. Her late hu _ lunch with entering student during new student orientation on band, Charles, was a founding Tru tee Augu t 23 and 24, 1998. Activities included talks by the Dean, facul­ wh o erved for seve ral yea rs as the Vice President of the Foundation in the early ty, tudent leaders, and second- and third- year students; a reception 1980s. He volu nteered in many capaci­ and campus tours; and program on student services, study sk ill s, tie for Hastings, most notably serving for more than 50 yea rs a the secretary and public interest law. of the Class of 193 1. Follow ing in his footsteps, Mrs. Rum­ mel se rved for nea rl y 15 year as the Co­ Chair of the Scholarship and Distin­ gu ished Service Award Committee of the Charle A. Rummel Memorial Fund, wh ich the Foundation established on Mr. Rummel's death in 1983. Thanks to her considerable efforts, ove r the years the Fund has awa rded 20 scholarships of $1,066 to second-year students and 18 di - tinguished service awards to worthy members of the Has tings staff. Jane Rummel was a coun selor and teacher in junior high and high schools in Oakland. "As a former teacher, her focus was on students, and she especiall y enjoyed coming to Hast in gs for the chol­ arship Tea fo r the awa rding of scholar­ ship ," sa id Kris Whitten, Committee Co­ Chair and former Foundation President. She is survived by a daughter, Susan Wyckoff, and a son, Peter D. Rummel. Mrs. Rummel and her husband were inseparable partners and embodied a tradi­ tion of excell ence and commitment to se r­ vice and community that will be acknowl­ edged in perpetuity through future Charles A. Rummel scholarships and awa rd s.

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..- HERE ARE NO OLD letter on one building reveal its o ri gin al fared less well; several we re razed recently occupant - Fox Theate r Corporation.) to accommodate new housing, and others are BUILDiNG iN SAN FRAN ~ Man y nearby buildings date from that rumored to be awaiting a similar end. CIS O'S CIVIC CENTER. peri od, of which two remnants recently Elsewhere in the immedi ate neighbor­ have been revived. The first, a small Art hood, other landmarks have disa ppeared. The area was leveled by the earthquake Deco structure built in 1930, is on Hyde Herrington's Bar, a stronghold for lri h and fire of 1906, and it history bega n Street only a few ya rds from our library expatriates and a favorite hango ut for Has t- anew in the burst of recon truction that building. The building was completely followed. By 1953, when Hastings moved refurbished by the Larkin Street Youth to the current McAllister Street location, Center last fall as a residential HIV treat­ the law school's new site had developed as ment center for yo ung street people. The a mixture of small- cale commercial uses. design carefull y preserved the building's Nearby structures included auto repair exterior features while adding 12 small garages, modest residential hotels, and a apartments. The second example is on few small law offices attracted by the Golden Gate Avenue, adjacent to the rear nearby courtrooms. A variety of restau­ of our classrooms. A 1916 structure rants and cafes served residents and work­ originall y built for the "General ers from the public buildings, and Lake's Film Company" was remodeled Law Books was located close by on McAi­ extensively last year by Continuum, Ii ter Street. But urban fabric frays with another HIV treatment charity time, and over the next two decades the that provide comprehensive services neighborhood deteriorated. By the early for about 100 nonresidential '70s, students wryly referred to our loca­ clients. Here again, the tion as "UC Tenderloin." Law offices ­ building's original ornate and Lake's - had disappeared, to be Corinthian column replaced by pornography theaters, down­ facade has been retained. and-outers on the streets, and a climbing Other relics of the crime rate that reflected the severe film days have social and economic ills of a neglected area of the city. Recent changes in the blocks sur­ rounding our buildings suggest that a new equilibrium is developing among the urban forces; in another year or two, few of our alumni will recognize the area where they once encountered law and urban decay in uneasy juxtaposi­ tion. Nearly all the public buildings in the Civic Center have been extensive­ ly reconstructed; new residential units have replaced parking lots and a vari­ ety of social service agencies and com­ mercial ventures have rehabilitated many nearby buildings. The cumula- ti ve effect will be quite remarkable. In the first decades of this century, before Hollywood became the domi­ nant locale for motion pictures, our neighboring blocks were the location of a thriving film industry. (Patched

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IlIg~ , tuJ ent~ III the 1960s, finall y ca me to ho pitality center, the ve ry ite on which ,In Ignl)min lollS end, a victim of market an earlier C ity Hall and library had been forces and IlIternal management di putes. destroyed in the 1906 c nflag rati on. Full Its name - "li ghtly altered - continue utiliza tion of the library's new ite raday in a tavern at the corner of Turk required the relocation of the mas ive and Larkin. Knight's Restaurant ceased 1894 lick Pi oneer Monument. The entire operation after the 1989 Loma Prieta At the Old Main Library, a crane lifts new facia 1,000-ton bronze and granite structure ea rthquake destroyed its buil ding. (Also nameplates [0 proclaim It [he Chung Moon ung was moved from the ba e of H yde treet Asian Arc Mu se um. de rroyed then were several build ings to a new location aligned with the .N. adjacent to our library who e removal white granite exterior from the same Plaza and C ity Hall . The former Main crea ted "the pit." T hat pit wa paved last ierra q uarry, were intended to sy mbolize library building, opened in 1917 and fall and currently houses Hastings' tem­ the city' sophistication and economi c closed in 1995, will u ndergo sei mi c work porary class room revival. Ironicall y, it was another earth­ and remodeling, then be reborn as the during the 1998- q uake 75 yea rs later that gave the C ivic city's new Asian Art Muse um. The pe nd­ 99 remodeling of Center the chance to reach its fu ll poten­ ing arrival of the Asian Museum wa our main cl ass­ ti al. brough t home to everyo ne at Hasting last room building. ) The pectacular Loma Prieta ea rth­ November, as we watched the rapid demo­ Two blocks away, q uake of 1989 created indelible memori es lition of the nondesc ript government the historic St. of the colla psed Cyprus treet f reewa y in office bu il ding that had stood nex t to the Boniface C hurch O akland, the yawning ga p in the Bay library since World War II. That site, still stands - Bridge, and fallen apartment houses in d iagonall y o pposite Hastings ' main erected in 1900, Sa n Francisco' Marina district; not as well entrance, eventuall y w ill accommodate de troyed by the remembered was the severe structural new offi ces fo r the Muse um. earthquake and damage suffered by man y of the C ivic The most prominent alteration at the fire of 1906, Center's public buildings. (Fortunately, C ivic C enter has become evident only in rebuil t and Has ti ngs' structu res received rela ti vel y recent months. Since the earl y 1960s, the reopened in 1908. light damage, limited to fi x- A survivor of arch tures and wallboa rd.) San di ocese economic retrench­ Francisco's Main library ment in 1995, it i struggli ng today to building, directly acros raise fund for needed retrofitting. Gone McAll ister creet from H ast- too are the large reflecting pools and ings' library and fac ulty fountains that fronted both the C ity Hall offices, acquired a huge verti- and Federal Building. Shut down to con­ cal rent in its rear wall. The se rve water during droughts in the mid­ grand 1915 C ity Hall, a '70s, the fountain lay sil ent for yea r a ational Hi tori c Landmark, forlorn collectors of debris. The C ity Hall had to be shored with tim- pool reverted to landsca pe only las t bers and plywood until it spring, and the Federal Buil ding's pools could be closed for remodel­ were jackhammered into oblivion during ing in 1995. The 1921 state the fi rst week of classes this term, to be building at 350 McAll ister replaced by a landscaped courtya rd that housed the California designed to foil terrorist attacks. Supreme Court was damaged The defining feature of the so badly it had to be closed immediately. Civic Center is its remark­ ine yea rs after the 7.1 ab~e assemb~age of Beaux R ichter earthquake, a spec­ tacul ar new Main library A rts public buildings. now operates only two block T hey were concei \'ed as a bold re ponse from the Hastings campus. to the opportunity presented by the Opened in 199( the seven­ \'acant pace around the former City stor y, $126.5 million library H all , who e crumpled framework was appropriated a large bloc k immorrali:ed in famou pictu res of post­ formerly occupied b~ park­ q uake deva tatio n. Erected between 1914 ing lots and a. t ructure origl­ and 1932, the e buildings, \vith matching n a ll ~ built as a Workl \X;'ar 11

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cuit) bui lding, four blocks from Hast­ Ho u e, opened in 1932, reopened last Sep­ in gs o n Seven th Street at Mission, tember after extensive seismic work, was reopened last yea r after extensive expansion, and modernization. Retro­ reinforcement, expansion, and fitting of its sister structure, the adjoining remodeling. The city's va ri ous civi l War Memorial Veterans' Building (si te of court now have escaped their the sign ing of the u.N. C harter and only cramped and outdated quarters in C ity recen tl y vacated by the Museum of Mod­ Hall and moved in to an $83 million an ern Art), must awai t the removal of the The new state annex building in FebTHary 1998, la king Francisco ivic Center ourtho use, city offices temporarily located there shape betwee n the old S(Lpreme Court building and the which opened last December, two blocks pending completion of City Hall. Federa l Build ing. from our ca mpus at the corne r of McAl­ Keystone of the complex is C ity Hall Federal Building ha loomed over the lister and Polk. That building in corpo­ itself, for which the cost of remodeling area, a stark gray slab that defi ed the city's rates the small cl aims, municipal, and will approach $250 million, provided by height limits and urban design prefer­ superi o r courts, a day ca re center, and a federal and state funds and two local ences. Seen from the central plaza, it was large and in viting jury assembly room. bond measures. That building, an out­ an intru ive, jarring presence. An impres­ Closer to campus, California's Supreme standing example of C ia sical Revival sive new 14-story state office building at Court and the First District Court of architecture, is also the largest in the 455 Golden Gate has now all eviated that Appeal are expected to reoccupy their nation to be retrofitted with new lami­ incongruity. The new building, a succes­ remodeled and se i mically strengthened nated steel and rubber "base isolators" sor to the upreme Court's fo rmer offices in ea rl y 1999. Completely rebuilt that are designed to cushi on its founda­ annex building, provides a st ylish and on the inside, the Supreme Court build­ tion from inevitable future shocks. in ge niously designed buffer that shields ing has been cleaned and restored on the When all is aid and done, howeve r, the C ivic Center assemblage from the exterior as well. the $2.1 bi ll ion or mo re that will be spent Federal Building. throughout the C ivic Center represents Our court system has Near~y aU of the Civic merely a physical alteration. C ity plan­ been a major bene­ Centers other public build­ ners hope that the work also wi ll produce fic iary of the ings eventuaUy wil~ have a social and economic benefit as hundreds widespread seis­ of government workers, as well as patrons mic recon­ been retrofitted. of the theaters, opera, and sy mphony, struction: the The Bi ll Graham Civic Auditorium, built return to the area to revive its restaurants opulent 1905 in 1914 for the Panama-Pacific Interna­ and se rvice enterprises. Where does the C ivic Center end and U.S. Court of tional Exposition, was the first to be refur­ the Tenderloin begin? Hastings is unque - Appeals bished, reopening in 1995 after an 18- tionably part of the public-oriented C ivic (Ninth Cir- month hiatus. The War Memorial Opera Center, whereas geographical­ ly the Tenderloin is ge nerall y New City Courts building at Polk and McAllister. understood as the region to the north and east of campus, extending as far as the theater and shopping di trict around Hall idie Plaza and Union Square. Within that large area, the Tenderloin presents two fa cets: the fi rst is one of notoriet y, a depressed and marginal area, riddled with poverty, alcohol, and other drugs; the second i a still­ troubled, but reviving - even vibrant - residential neigh­ borhood with a distinct inter­ national character.

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refurbished to commemo ra te the 50 th anniver ary of the fo u nding of the U nit- ed ations. ) The presence of yo ung familie ha enlivened the streets, but created attendant problem. Mo t of the Ten­ derl oin 's structures had been built hur- ri edly during the boom yea rs of earth­ quake recovery and were designed pri­ marily as hotels and efficiency apart­ ments. Becau e no provi ions were made for children, there i no elemen­ tary school in the entire area, and yo ungsters must be bussed to chools as far away as the former naval base at Treasure Island. One of two children s playgrounds nea r Ci ty Hall . Thank to local political press ure and a resulting bond measure, that will change. A brightly col­ ously developed in the area , unfortunately ored 20-cla room elementary they proved unsuited to small children school and children's center is and unsafe for man y. One solution was to now nearing completion on Turk build a "tot lot" among the formal ga r­ Street, three blocks from H as tings, at dens in the C ivic Center plaza, join ed The Farm ers' Market is held each Wedn esday on the U.N. Pla za. an expected cost of about $16 million. recently by a similar playground for older The center, which will be named for Joe children. The real jewel of the neighbor­ Esherick, the community-spirited archi­ hood appeared in 1995, when the cit y's In recent yea rs a pro­ tect primaril y responsible for the des ign, Recreati on and Park Department opened nounced cultural shift has will feature a rooftop ga rden and provide a new Tenderloin Recreation Center on medical, dental, and counseling ervices. Ellis Street. That carefully designed center occurred in the Tenderloin, C hildren al 0 need safe outdoor play has give n identity, opportunity, and hope ca used largely by an influx of outheast space. Although several neighborhood to the entire neighborhood. Asian immigrants who are drawn by low "pocket parks" were previ- rents and a growing number of Asian shops and services. C ambodians, Laoti ans, New Ten de rloin Co mmunity Elementary Sc hool on Van Ness is Thai, and Vietnamese have established nearing completion. The California store , restaurants, and other businesses Culi na ry Academy is a t the rear. throughout the blocks north of the Col­ lege. Man y of those people - often grand mothers or yo ung mothers with children - come to the bustling Farmers' Market held each Wedne day at the U. . Pl aza, within sight of Ha tings' front teps. (T he Plaza "vas recen tly

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by another non profit hou ing corpora­ ket ha been refurbished and remodeled Perhaps the greatest - tion, providing ubs idi zed housing fo r to provide the larger stage dimensions and certainly the most se niors and the disabled. Most prominent needed to accommodate modern Broad­ of the non profit is the Tenderloin Neigh­ way shows. Originall y buil t as a vaudevill e contentious - need in the bo rh ood Development Corporation, theater in 1926, the ornate Span ish-Moor­ Tenderloin has been for fo unded by the Franciscan order from ish palace opened this April, with rave decent, affordable housing. nea rby t. Boniface C hurch in the ea rl y reviews for its $20 m illion restoration. 1980s. TNDC has renova ted nearly a T he O rpheum's expansion absorbed the A traditional response was the nine-story dozen buildings to the north and east of fo rmer Civic Center Pharmacy, a staple at residential tower for seniors built within the campus. 1n late 1997, T N DC reopened the corner of Market and H yde that had sight of the campus at 430 Turk treet two apartment buildings dating circa 1923 deteri orated more recently. A restauran t and opened in 1987 by the S.E Housing that share the block with the Has tings fo r theatergoers soon will occupy the Authority. The fir t t wo fl oors serve as Library on McAllister Street. Toge ther, pharmacy's space. Six blocks north of executive offices for the Authority, and these buildings provide 63 renovated Hastings, at Va n Ness and O 'Farrell, the remaining stori es provide 89 residen­ units. The Sa int Anthon y's Foundation A merica n Multi-Cinema recently opened tial units. However, it was the adve nt of has announced plans to move The a 14-screen multiplex theater, sharing a several nonprofit housing corporations Madonna, a residence for senior women, renovated and historic Cadillac show­ that produced the greatest impact on the into a new structure it will erect on room with a large health spa and va rious housing market. The non profits have Golden Gate Ave nue within sight of restaurants, shops, cafes, and luxury lofts. aggressively purchased and rehabilitated Has tings fac ulty offi ces. The residence A pedestrian approaching Hastings old hotels and apartment buildings will replace several buildings that served from the south on Hyde Street now pass­ throughout the Tenderloin and now man­ variously as auto garages, then film stu­ es between the restored O rpheum and age those structures as affordable housing. dios, and most recently as bookstores the new library, crosses the refurbished The C hinese Community Housing Cor­ (remembered by recent graduates as Law U.N. Plaza, and passes by what will poration manages four buildings in the Distributors and C ivic Center Books). become the Asian Art Museum's new general area. Nearby, at 54 McAllister, is Commercial forces are at work as well. offices. It is a fitting entrance to a vibrant the Dorothy Day Community, an attrac­ South on H yde Street two blocks from neigh borhood. tive eight-story apartment built in 1986 Has tings, the Orpheum Theater on Mar-

Professor Richard Cunningham has watched the changes in the campus neighborhood since he joined the Ha stings faculty in 1973- He regularly teaches Land Use Regu lation, Property, State and Local Government, and Archaeology and the Law.

The Orpheum Thearer before Irs face ·lift

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AI[ caprions lisr names lefr co righr, unless orherwise scared.

S AN DIEGO CHAPTER L CO}"l1 G STUDENTS RECEPTION JULY 1998

Harry A. Sherr (,80), Jeannette Stephan (,83), and Aillmni Association Board of GOtlernors member Gregg B. Hovey ('83).

Mananne S. Johnson ('88), Jeannette Stephan (,83), and Steven PAllen ('94) welcome new stu­ Members of rhe Class of r994 were out in fu ll force. Pictured are dent Patrick R. McKinney ('or) and his guest, Je ss ica Russell. Domini Pham, Theodore S. Drcar, and Michelle Macosky.

Aillmn! AssoclQtlOn Board of GOlernors memher \Xurnu riRht fllhburn. Jr ('KI!. (h,r l' -n right, hosted the recepnon at his law firm, Cooley Godl!llTd Pictured IIlch him are EII.\a Lab. :'vlatthclI A Llh (01), Kelly B()~Janor, }ohp )( -,danor ('or), Jennifer J. Carlson ('00) Craig 0'. ·cr/I. and Pawl Doshi ('00). '

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ORANGE C OUNTY CHAPTER INCOMING STUDENTS R ECEPTION JULY 1998

Daniel J. Cook ('88), Orange County Cltalner President Brian L. Day ('88), and Aaron Dishon ('85) at the reception at the Irvine Sports Club.

New student Nancy Thien-Ha Nguyen ('01) gets some sage advice from Dennis W Chan ('77), while Hon. John L. Flynn [II ('82) and Hon. Jamoa Moberly co nverse in the background.

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Lo~ A. GELES CHAPTER A l 11 ~ l; -\L BARBECCE & I COMING STUDENTS R ECEPTION ] 'Ll 1998

Los A ngeles Chapter Secretary David M. Olenq:uk ('94), Lawrence 1. McClure ('94), and Chapter President Lauriann C. Wright ('94) get into the spirit of things.

Los Angeles Chapter Vice President Nate G. Kraut ('83), Marina V. Bogorad ('01), Yamslav Yagnenkov, Alexandra Pelkan, and Ray Aver ('83).

Dr. Lenore S. and Hon. Edward Y. Kakita ('65) gra· ciously hosted another successful annual barbecue Alumni Association Board of GovemoTS member Steven 1. Elie ('87), Stephanie Duran·Elie, 1066 Foundation and reception at their La Canada home. Board of Trustees member Valerie A. Fontaine ('79), and Punam Sarad ('01).

Despite record·breakmg heat. nearly 60 alumni, srudenrs, and frie nds atrended rhe barbecue and reception.

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SACRAMENTO CHAPTER INCOMING STUDENTS RECEPTION JULY 1998

Han. Rudo lf H. Mic haels ('48) and Melissa McDona ld ('99).

Sac ramento Chapter President K. Greg Peterson (,84), James C. Hagedorn ('63), and Steven H. Felderstein ('73).

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C )1 'Tn A COST~ CHAPTER I r ,O\1L G STCDENTS i\, 1[) ALLMNU ~OF~THE~YEAR RECEPTION JCLY 1998

Dean Mary Kay Kane, Norman E. Garcia ('01), and RlHh Holloway-Garcia.

The Concra Cosca Chapter Leadership surrounds the Contra Costa Chapcers 1998 ALumnus of the Year, Wayne Wescover, Jr. ('51), and his wife. Left co right, CaroLyn D. PhiLLips ('75), ALum ni Association Board of Governors member and reception host Brian Thiessen (,67), Bettyanne Wescover, Hon. Wayne A. Wescover, Jr. ('51), Chapter President Cliff Horner ('91), ALumni Association Board of Governors member Mercedes Moreno ('80), Joseph P Towey ('75), and Madeline G. McLaughlin ('71).

DENVER ALUMNI RECEPTION SEPTEMBER 1998

Barry GoldsteIn ('70) with 1966 classmates PauL Cooper and Jeff Smith. Brad Levin ('80) and PauL Orbuch ('88). II ,\ ~T 1:\ I; ~ ...

DENVER CON1INUI::lJ

Kaki Schmidt ('91) with Stetle Collins ('79) and Tim Kratz ('91).

Alisha Tinker Bray ('94) and Jon Bray with their son A ndrew.

Reception host Anthony Garcia ('93) with Joyce and Patrick Meyers ('90).

Reed Heimbecher ('91) and Maria Malmut.

Dean Mary Kay Kane with the first National Chair of a Hastings Annual Campaign, Eli sabeth Hyde ('79) and the new Dean of the University of Denver Merle Chambers ('77). College of Law, Nel l Je ssu p Newton ('76), who was an honored guest at the reception.

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PROFESSOR Development sponsored the program. in Jul y, on the topic of the U.S. Attorney' MARK AARONSON poke o Through the summer and fall 1998, he Office for the Northern District of Cali­ / in September 1998 on practical judg- made media appearances relating to the fornia. o During the summer and fall, ment in lawyering as part of a semester­ Christopher Arnesen immigration case on Professor Little gave occasional television long workshop eminar, "Lawyering BBC London, as well as on the "20120" and newspaper commentary on the Inde­ Competencies and C linical Education, " television program in New Zealand. 0 In pendent Counsel investigation of Presi­ at Stanford Law School. He was among October, he gave a presentation, "Illegal dent C linton. 0 He was the author of an law professors from around the country Presence in the United States," at the op-ed piece, "Scaling Justice: Executive who were brought in each week to offer Annual Conference of the National Branch Retai ns Disc retion to Correct their views and ideas to se minar stu­ Lawyers Guild in Detroit. 'Mandatory' Sentences," which appeared dents. Stanford Dean Paul Bre t and Pro­ in the Sa n Francisco Daily Journal on fessor Michael Wald offered the work­ PROFESSOR MARSHA COHEN September 21, 1998. shop, with the objective of criticall y con­ served on the National Academy of Sci­ sidering the va rious thought processes of ences Committee on Ensuring Food Safe­ PROFESSOR RICHARD MARCUS good lawyers and how they might be ty from Production to Consumption. was an invited commentator on papers taught in law school. 0 In October, he The Committee, which bega n its work in presented at the Courts on Trial confer­ gave a bag-lunch talk entitled "Why Clin­ February 1998 and completed it in ence sponsored by the Institute for Law ical Legal Education?" at the Center on August, prepared a report at the request and Economic Policy in Tucson, Arizona, Law and Society at Boalt Hall, University of the U.S. Congress assessing the effec­ in April 1998. 0 Later in April, he was an of California at Berkeley. 0 Ptofessor tive ness of the current ystem to ensure invited participant in a two-day confer­ Aaronson recently has safe food and prov iding recommenda­ ence at Hastings sponsored by the Mass been appointed Co-C hair tions on the sc ientific and organizational Torts Working Group of the Judicial of the Lawyering for changes needed to increase the effective­ Conference of the United States. 0 Pro­ Social Change Commit­ ness of the food safety system. fessor Marcus made two presentations tee of the AALS Clinical during the ABA convention in Toronto, La w Section. PROFESSOR RAY FORRESTER Canada, in early August 1998 - one on recently was called upon to unveil a por­ access to justice for the American Judica­ PROFESSOR RICHARD trait of himself at Tulane Law School, ture Society and the other on proposed BOSWELL continued as one of three schools - Vanderbilt, amendments to the federal discovery co-editor-in-chief of the Tulane, and Cornell - where he served as rules for the ABA Section of Litigation. 0 Clinical Law Review. He dean before joining the Hastings 65 Club Throughout the year, he continued his conducted a session at the in 1976. When Weinmann Hall, a new efforts as Special Reporter of the Adviso­ Clinical Conference of the building housing the Tulane Law School, ry Committee on Civil Rules, involvin g AALS in Portland, Oregon, was dedicated in New Orleans, the For­ meetings in Boston; Park City, Utah; in June. 0 In June and Sep­ rester Teaching Fellows were established Santa Barbara; Durham, North Carolina; tember, he participated as a in recognition of Professor Forrester's San Francisco; and Santa Fe, New member of the AALS Presi­ service at Tulane as dean and professor Mexico. This effort led to approval for dential C ommis ion on Pro from 1952-63. publication of proposed amendments to Bono. 0 In July, Profe or the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, Boswell traveled to Bogota, PROFESSOR RORY LITTLE gave a which will be the subject of hearings Colombia, where he taught lecture entitled "Review of the Supreme across the country during the coming law professors and public C ourt Term - Criminal Cases" for the yea r. 0 He also had the foll owing book defenders in a simulation C riminal Justice Section at the ABA publications: the new iss ue of Vol. 12 of exercise de igned to intro­ Annual Meeting in Toronto in July 1998 the Federal Practice and Procedure series duce them to clinical teach­ and appeared twice on KQED's "Forum" (Wright & Miller), published in Septem­ ing methodology. The U.S. show, first in May on the topic of the ber 1997 and the third edition of his Agency for International judicial appointment process and, later Complex Litigation ca ebook, publi hed in

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July 1998. 0 During the year, he published Supplements to Cases and Materials on the following articles: "Reexamining the Nonprofit Corporations (with Fishman) Bendectin Litigation Story," 83 Iowa L. Rev. and Fundamentals of Business Enter­ 231 (1997); "Once More Into the Breach: prise Taxation and Fundamentals of More Reforms for the Federal Discovery Corporate Taxation (both with Lind, Rules?" 37 Judges' J. 8 (Spring 1998) (co­ Lathrope & Rosenberg). authored with Judge David Levi); "Discov­ ery Containment Redux," 39 B.C. L. Rev. PROFESSOR KEVIN TIERNEY 747 (1998); and "The Puzzling Persistence of appeared in a new COURT-TV docu­ Pleading Practice," 76 Tex. L. Rev. 1749 mentary on the Scopes Trial of 1925, (1998). which premiered nationwide Augu t 25, 1998. PROFESSOR CALVIN R . MASSEY was a visiting professor at the University PROFESSOR GORDON VAN of Leiden, The Netherlands, in the spring KESSEL over the summer revised and semester 1998. expanded for publication the speech that he delivered at the Sho Sato Conference PROFESSOR ROGER PARK, the sponsored by the Center for the Study of James Edgar Hervey Chair of Litigation, Law and Society at Boalt Hall at the Uni­ published a law review article, "Hearsay, versity of California, Berkeley. His paper Dead or Alive?" 40 Ariz. L. Rev. 647 (1998) is entitled "European Trends Toward and completed the annual supplement for Adversary Styles in Criminal Procedure the Waltz & Park casebook and for his and Evidence." Trial Objections Handbook. He has a book review forthcoming in the Michigan Law PROFESSOR WILLIAM WANG will Review and an article in press in the Hast­ hold the Harold Gill Reuschlein Chair ings Law JournaL His evidence hornbook, for Distinguished Visiting Professors at with Steve Goldberg and David Leonard, Villanova University School of Law in was published by West Publishing Com­ Villanova, Pennsylvania, during the pany in the fall of 1998. spring 1999 term. During his semester in residence, he will teach corporate PROFESSOR JENNI PARRISH finance and will present a public served in September on a panel of distin­ Reuschlein Lecture. guished alumni and faculty on the topic of information content at the 50th PROFESSOR KELLY WEISBERG Anniversary Celebration of the Graduate was a Lady Davis Fellow at the Hebrew School of Library and Information Sci­ University Faculty of Law in Jerusalem ence at the University of Texa at Austin, in 1997-98. While there, she taught a sem­ her alma mater. inar, ''A Comparative Law Perspective on Reproductive Freedom and Reproduc­ PROFESSOR NAOMI tive Control," to advanced law students. ROHT-ARRIAZA in May attended an o She also chaired a panel of a compara­ experts' consultation in Geneva on the tive law conference on Israeli-Austrian reparations provisions of the treaty for an law entitled "Marital and Succession International Criminal Court. 0 In June, Rights," attended the conference "Chil­ she spoke at the University of Turin on the dren's Rights in International Conflicts," topic "New Directions in Human Rights." and conducted research on surrogate par­ o She attended a portion of the Diplomatic enting.O Spring 1998 witnessed the pub­ Conference for the Creation of an Interna­ lication of the first book in the "Law, tional Criminal Court in Rome in June, Family, and Gender" series, which she representing Human Rights Advocates. edits for Temple University Press (Mis­ conceiving Mothers by Laura Gomez). PROFESSOR STEPHEN SCHWARZ'S latest publication is the fifth edition of Fundamentals of Partner­ ship Taxation (with Teacher's Manual) (1998) (with Lind, Lathrope & Rosen­ berg). 0 He also has published the 1998 \ \ \ I \ L II i': I' II II T II F I; I I' T ~

1997 --98 Gift Total Is Second Highest Ever Recorded

or the seventh time in the ninetie , private giving to thank enough both the leaders of and donors to these class gift H astings has exceeded the 1 million mark. Indeed, campaigns for serving the Coll ege in thi much appreciated the recently concluded 1997-98 Annual Campaign's and very crucial role.)) final gift total of $2,148,600 was the second highest ever rai ed in conjunction with a Hastings Annual Cam­ NEW FIRM-WIDE SOLICITATION PROGRAM paign. Mo reover, the number of overall dono rs to the Cam­ YIELDS GREAT RESULTS paign was up 15% compared to the prior year's Campaign, A new dimen ion was introduced this past year to the Col­ with the final donor tally - 2,144 - cros ing the "2,000)) lege' various fundraising efforts, namely a firm-wide solicita­ threshold for the first time in the decade. tion program. Under thi new program, partners in several of the Bay Area's larger law firms - each of which having eight NATIONAL CHAIR ESTABLISHES or more Hastings grads - were recruited to encourage their PACESETTING TONE fellow Hastings grads within their respective firms to partici­ In announcing these impress ive gift figures, Dean Mary pate in the Annual Campaign. Representatives in 17 firms Kay Kane began by saluting the leadership efforts of the were recruited for this special solicitation purpose: National Chair for the 1997-98 Annual Campaign, Fritz Duda (,64), who energized the Campaign with a variety of initia­ tives, including a mo t generous "pacesetting)) gift of $25,000 Baker & McKenzie (Bart Baer '85) to the Annual Fund for unrestricted purposes. Brobeck, Phlege r & Harrison (Eileen Malley '85) Cooper, White & Cooper (Mark Tuft '68) CLASS GIVING FIGURES ARE IMPRESSIVE FareUa, Braun & Martd (Deborah BaUati '75) Dean Kane also praised the efforts of the law school's Gordon & Rees (Jack McCowan '74, Tom Packer '82) much appreciated cadre of 59 class agents, who actively encouraged their respective cla smates to participate in the Hassard Bonnington (Phil Goldberg '85) Annual Campaign. This pa t year's friendly competition HeUer Ehrman White & McAuliffe among the variou classes to achieve the highest rate of par­ (Matt Larrabee '80, Louise Francis '86) ticipation in the Campaign yielded some impressive results. Howard, Rice, Nemerovski, Canady, For the second year in a row, the Class of 1935 registered the Falk & Rabkin (Charlotte Saxon '82) highest participation rate, with over 50% of its members con­ Landds, Ripley & Diamond (Stewart Foreman '74) tributing to the Campaign. The Class of 1974 - also for the second yea r in a row - generated the greatest number of LiWck & Charles (Lesley Harris '86) donors, with 94 of its member making donations. In addi­ Long & Levit (Marsha Morrow '76) tion, the Class of 1964 registered the largest overall gift total, McCutchen, Doyle, Brawn & Enersen (Jane Lovdl '77) with its members collectively contributing some $33,740 to Morrison & Foerster (Mark Danis '89) the 1997-9 Annual Campaign. Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe (Elaine Bayus '77) Also on the class gi vi ng f ron t, th is past yea r two cl a se embarked on major cl ass gift campaigns. The Class of 1967 PiUsbury Madi son & Sutra initiated a campaign to raise funds for the renovation of a (Gary Anderson '66, Terry CaUan '64) classroom, and the Clas of 1977 undertook a campaign to Sedgwick, Detert, Moran & Arnold (Rebecca HuU '8I) rai e funds to endow a Di tinguished Professorship in the Townsend and Townsend and Crew (Bruce Schwab '63) name of the cla s. Dean Kane noted that "the success of these new campaigns - as well as the success of other ongoing class Dean Kane commended Hastings' volunteer repre enta­ gift campaigns - will considerably enhance the College's tives in the above firms for their supportive efforts in getting future ability to achieve some of the important goals identi­ the firm-wide olicitation program launched this past year. fied in our Ha ting 2000 Long-Range Plan. We cannot The results were quite impre sive, with the overall participa-

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tion rate in the 1997-98 current students participated in the 1997-98 Annual Cam­ A nnual Cam pa ign of Hast­ paign than in any other prior year. Over 16% of Hastings' stu­ ings grads in those firms dents thi past yea r - 186 of 1,145 studen ts - contributed to reaching 18%, as compared the A nnual Cam pa ign. A substantial majo rity of those mak­ to an ove rall alumn i pa rtic­ in g gift d id 0 either to help endow the Ralph S. Abascal Pub­ ipati on rate of only 11.5%. li c l n terest Fell owsh ip or to provide a memoria l gift in honor Fou r of the fi rms ac hieved of Andrew Pavlovsky, a member of the C lass of 1998 who died participati o n rates of 30% thi past yea r. Refl ectin g on their contribution, Dean Kane o r mo re. They were Pills­ commented, "Not o nly are our students q uite gif ted academi­ bury Madison & Sutro call y, but they also are most generous and thoughtful when it (39%); Howard, Ri ce, comes to providi ng su pport fo r the benefit of others." Nemerovski, Canady, Falk & Rabkin (38%); Landel , FIFTY PERCENT OF HASTI NGS FACULTY Ripley & Diamond (33%); CONTRIBUTE TO THE CAMPAIGN and Baker & McKenzi e Dea n Kane al 0 expre ed the College's appreciation to her (30%). coll eagues on the Hasting faculty. "Once aga in m y faculty Interestingly, the firm colleagues came to the fore in substan t ial numbers to provide with the largest number of pri va te support for Ha tings. Fi f ty pe rcent of Has ting' f ull­ Nationa l Chair Fritz Dllda ('64) Ha tings graduates in the time fac ulty members made contributions to this past yea r's spearheaded Hastings ' successful 1997-98 Ba y A rea - Pillsbu ry A nnual Campaign. That truly is a remarkable percentage, espe­ Annual Campaign. Madison & Sutro - ciall y when yo u consider that mo t facu lty member are not recorded the hi ghest overall participation rates in the 1997-98 Hastings graduates. My coll eague not onl y offer fi r t-rate Annual Campaign, both on a percentage bas i (39%) and in instructi on at Hastings, but they help make it po sible fo r the terms of the number of donor (14). Dean Kane commended Coll ege to fulfill its mission by their fin ancial support, as well." Pillsbury Madison & Sutro's H astings graduates for their stellar performance all across the board in this past yea r's ca mpaign, ALUMNI CONSTITUTE MORE THAN noting: "I hope that their fine example will stimulate Hastings SEVENTy-FIVE PERCENT OF DONORS alumni in other firms to participate equall y as well - if not, Dean Kane ended her 1997-98 report on gifts by thanking pe rhaps, at even higher rates - in future Hastings Annual all of the graduates who made donations to the College this Campaigns." pas t yea r. "As in prior yea rs, our alumni constituted the major­ ity of our donor - over 75%, or 1,627, of this pas t yea r's 2,144 HASTINGS 1066 FOUNDATION'S donors - and also contributed a substantial proportion of the MEMBERSHIP AT ALL-TIME HIGH overall gifts - nearly 70%, or $1,488,603, of this pas t yea r's Dean Kane also praised the many continuing contributions $2,148,600 in total donations. Our graduates' loyalty and gen­ of the Has tings 1066 Foundation to the College. "Under the erosity to their alma mater cannot be overemphasized. At a leadership of Foundation President Barry Schulman and his time when the State's financial assistance to the College has colleagues, Foundation membership reached an all-time high continued to decline as a percentage of our overall operating this past yea r - 162 Foundation members, which represe nts an budget, alumni contributions ensure that the College can con­ 8% increase in their membership compared to a yea r earlier." tinue to offer the high quality of legal education that remains The Foundation continued its sponsorship this pas t yea r of spe­ a H astings tradition. With this kind of generou support, it's cial receptions in conjunction with both the Attorneys Gener­ no wonder that we are able to attract - and to graduate - al Forum and the annual Marvin J. Anderson Lectureship. highly qualified ind ividuals who go on to perform at very high Other Foundation events were held for the benefit of current levels. Just note the members of our Class of 1997, who record­ members and donor prospects, including a special reception in ed the second highest bar passage rate for first-time takers on Bel Air this pa t September that was hosted by third-year student the Jul y 1997 California bar exam, besting the bar passage rates and Foundation member Chip Robertson ('98), along with his achieved by the graduates at Boalt H all, UCLA, and Stanford pa rents, Carl and Susan Robertson. Law School on the sa me exam!"

STUDENT PHONATHON A SUCCESS COLLABORATIVE EFFORTS OF MANY Dean Kane also expressed the College's appreciation to the LEAD TO SUCCESS members of this pas t yea r's student phonatho n team, who Dean Kane concluded her expressions of appreciation by conducted a most successful telemarketing cam pa ign on observing: "As always, the greatness and succes of our in stitu­ behalf of H as tings. "As in the past, our student phonathoner tion are achieved through the collaborati ve efforts of man y. If proved to be some of the College's best goodwill ambassad ors. the combined efforts of our graduates, fac ulty, and students in U nder the direction of student leaders Moll y Peterson ('98) our fundraising endeavors continue to grow along the lines of and Alyso n Lewis (, 99), the phonatho n generated mo re than this past yea r, then our future looks bright, indeed. We then can $22,000 in donations and some 370 additio nal dono rs. The be ass ured of the funding necessary to maintain an academic studen ts' 'dialing-for-dollars' once agai n retu rned great di v i­ program of the highest q uali ty so that a Hastings degree dends for the Coll ege." remains a mark of distinction." Students also demonstrated their belief in and commitment to Has ting in other ways, as Dean Kane reported that mo re

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Instructi onal upport 24.19% Financial Aid 28.71%

Other __-- 0.77%

Student Orga nizations Unrestricted Special Prog rams 0.21% 19.47% 1.22%

COMPARATIVE SUMMARY OF PURPOSES OF GIFTS TO HASTINGS AND THE 1066 FOUNDATION (1997-98)

PERCE NT OF AMOUNT OVERALL GIFTS FINANCIAL AID $ 616,882.75 28.71% FACILITIES 546,330.90 25.43% INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT 519,819.13 24 .19% UNRESTRICTED 418,301.22 19.47% SPECIAL PROGRAMS 26,317.02 1.22% STUDENT ORGANIZATIO S 4,460.00 0.21% OTHER 16,489.66 0.77% TOTAL $ 2,148,600.68 100%

Alumni

Foundations and Trusts 22.43%

Businesses 0.83% Law Firms Friends· 2.49% 4.97%

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PERCENT OF AMOUNT OVERALL GIFTS ALUMNI 1,488,603.65 69.28% FOU DATIONS A D TRU T 482,064.69 22.43% FRIENDS' 106,735.34 4.97% 53,415.00 2.49% 17,782.00 0.83% TOTAL $ 2,148,600.68 100% . Includes 561,1 74.61 of donations from Hastings facu lty members.

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Terrence A. Callan to Chair Hastings' 1998 .. 99 Annual Campaign Terrence A. CaHan ('64)

errence A. Callan will be serving as the National new firm-wide solicitation program this past year, by encour­ T Chair of Hastings' Annual Campaign for 1998-99, In aging all of the Has tings graduates in his ow n firm to partici­ that capacity, he will work closely with both the pate in our Annual Campaign. Under the leadership of both Hastings 1066 Foundation and class agents in culti- Mr. Callan and his fell ow Hastings graduate, Gary Anderson vating private support for the law school during the current ('66), the Hastings graduates in Pillsbury Madison & Sutro's academic year. Mr. Call an graduated from the law school in San Francisco office established the highest overall rate of par­ the top 10% of his class in 1964. At Hastings, he was a mem­ ticipation in the 1997-98 Annual Campaign among the 17 ber of both Order of the Coif and the Thurston Society, as competing firms, with 39% of the Hastings graduates at well as of the Hastings Law Journal. He had received his BA PM&S making a donation to the College. I salute Terry for his degree from the University of San Francisco in 1961. leadership efforts in that new solicitation initiative and Mr. Callan is currently a partner with the San Francisco believe that the law school is truly fortunate to be able to tap law firm of Pillsbury Madison & Surro, where he serves as the talents of uch a loyal and generous alumnus for the the Chair of the firm's Antitrust Practice Group, He joined National Chair position. I look forward to working with him PM&S in 1965 and also previously served as the Manager of during the course of the 1998-99 Annual Campaign," the firm's Litigation Practice Group 1. An active member of In hi fall letter to alumni and friends kicking off Hast­ both the ABA and the California State Bar Association, Mr. ings' 1998-99 Annual Campaign, Mr. Callan commented: "This Callan has served as both a member and past Chairman of yea r marks the 120th anniversary of our alma mater, Since its the Executive Committee of the State Bar's Antitrust and founding in 1878 - when California Supreme Court Chief Trade Regulation Section. Justice Serranus Hastings provided a $100,000 endowment for Mr. Call an has been a civic leader on many fronts, includ­ the 'first law department of the University of California' ­ ing his service as a member of the Board of Trustees of the the law school has established a much-merited reputation as Mildred E. Stearns Foundation and as the Secretary and being one of the nation's leading law schools... , That reputa­ Legal Counsel for the Fort Point and Presidio Historical tion for excellence continues to this day. ... A Hastings diplo­ Association. He also previously served as the Secretary and ma is a very much revered pedigree in the legal world, and I General Counsel of the Presidio Society and, most important hope that yo u will join me in this yea r's Annual Campaign to from the law school's perspective, he has been a longtime make sure that it remains so." member of the Hastings 1066 Foundation's Board of Trustees. Mr. Callan concluded his first appeal as National C hai r by In announcing his selection as National Chair of the noting: "Hastings was established initially through private sup­ 1998-99 Annual Campaign, Dean Kane noted, "We at Ha t­ port - thanks to Chief Ju stice Hastings' most generous ings could not be more pleased by Terry Callan's willingness endowment gift, Thus, it seems only appropriate and fitting to take on this very crucial leadership position in our annual that we now continue to make private support available, both fund drive. He has played a prominent role for many years in to maintain the quality and prestige of a Hastings education our Hastings 1066 Foundation and always has answered our and to help enable future ge nerations of students to share in calls for help. He was one of the early leaders in the Class of the benefits of the premier legal education that we oursel ves 1964's very successful class gift campaign, which endowed a enjoyed," Mr, Callan's term as the National Chair of the Annual scholarship fund for the benefit of Hastings students. Campaign runs from July 1,1998, to June 30, 1999, Terry also was one of the first volunteers to initiate our

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The foll owing pages recognize Hastings' many generous donors, li sting them by classe and by donor club, for the fiscal year July 1, 1997, to June 30, 1998. Gifts made after June 30, 1998, will be recognized in next yea r's annual report. If you find an y errors or omi ssions, plea e contact the Office of Coll ege Relations at 200 McAllister Street, San Francisco, A 94102. The College honor these alumni and friends whose gifts add immeasu rably to the quality of legal education at Hastings. Thank yo u for yo ur suppo rt.

ALUMNI DONORS BY CLASS (with percentage of class participation)

CLASS OF 1913 Han. Blaine E. Pettitt Wallace G. QUlniISk Han. John D. Jcllctich Monte A. Dernham Trust Han. Robert E. Woodward Eve rett P Rowe Richard K. Karren Hon. Alan H. Thieler Eugene R. Kirkpatrick CLASS OF 1928 CLASS OF 1942 ( 17%) J. Richard Thomas John T. Knox Estate of John F. Digardl Richard S. Bishop Jack W Urch Han. Annette LaRue orman T. Seltzer Lawrence E. Via u, Jr. Lee A. Lopez CLASS OF 1932 (25%) Richard OtIS White James H. McAlister Albert G. Evans CLASS OF 1950 (21 %) Ryan M. Poistra CLASS OF 1943 (38%) Lowell A. Alrola Han. John T. Racanel li CLASS OF 1933 (46%) Winifred L. Hepperle Howard G. Dickenson Ha n. A. Matthew Raggio George G. Chisholm Jess F. High Cha rl es M. Giova netti Robert A. Rose Jack E. Hursh Roger P Sans Han. Edward R. Grogan John H. Smissaert Han. FrancIS L. McCarty Han. Benjamin W Hamrick, Ret. Ll oyd V Stam p Robert J. McKee CLASS OF 1944 (50%) Richard WHorton William R. Sweeney Hanna R. Wilber Kneeland H. Lobner Han. Manuel L. Kugler James B. Thompson oll IS P Mahan Karl D. Lyon Ha n. Stanley C. Young, Ret. CLASS OF 1934 (29%) Jack W Sing George R. McClenahan George S. You ngl i ng Prof. Benjamin D. Frantz John W Moore Mddred W Levin CLASS OF 1946 (44%) Robert P Reddingius CLASS OF 1953 (2 4 %) Betty M. Falk MarVin Sussman Richa rd B. A mandes CLASS OF 1935 (53%) Harrett W Mannina, Sr. Anthony R. Brookman Edward L. Beggs, Ret. John F. OHara CLASS OF 1951 (26%) Robert . Chargin Robert S. Crossland George G. Ta ylor Robert L. Bacon Robert H. Darrow Ferdinand T. Fletcher John D. Borie Wi ll iam E. Freedman Dori, H. Maler CLASS OF 1947 (22%) Henry P Buckingham Charl es R. Hoge B. Mitchell Pal mer Edward M. Digardi Haradon M. Di ll on Louis S. Katz Han. W Blair R,xon, Ret. Robert H. McPhillamey Wil li am D. English Wi ll iam R. Lawrence Wayne O. Veatch, Sr. William J. EWing DaVid J. Martin CLASS OF 1948 (21 %) Han. Donald R. Franson Wi ll son C. Moore, Jr. CLASS OF 1936 ( 13%) Han. Robert K. Barber, Ret. Eugene L. Freeland Jac k A. Poll atsek Lt. Col. James c. Keesling, Jr. Nat Brown Han. William J. Harri s, Jr. Robert P Praetzel John Langer Han. Dona ld B. Constine, Ret. Han. Priscil la H. Hay nes Truitt A. Richey, Jr. Han. Jean ~Iorony, Ret. Ruth Church Gupta Jay M. Jacobus Dwight M. Rush Han. Rudolf H. Michaels Han. William E. Jense n Harry B. Swanson CLASS OF 1937 (1 7 %) Han. Thomas M. Montgomery Bill G. Moore Jack D. Wick wa re Han. Samuel Dreizen Robert J. Popelka Clyde A. Nelson, Jr. Han. Milo Popovich Robert J. Schum, Ret. Se n. William J. Raggio CLASS OF 1954 ( 13%) Henry C. Todd Oliver E. Rostaln Albert R. Abramson CLASS OF 1949 (26%) Prof. Thomas H. Rothwell Han. Wi ll iam C. DeMartini CLASS OF 1938 (23%) Daniel W Baker Minor J. Sch m id Edwa rd Dermott Philip Adams James R. Bancroft Lemuel M. Summey Han. James Duvaras, Jr. Benjamin B. La\\ Han. John W Barrett Harold H. Turner Robert 0. Fleckner Robert H lullen William J. Betts Herbert K. Walton, Jr. John K. 'Jack' mlth Joh n D. St. Clair Han. Robert L. Bostick Robert W Yank Eugene J. Wait, Jr. Arthur R. Bridgeman Robert H. Zeller C LASS OF 1939 (38%) Han. Da\'ld W Calfee CLASS OF 1955 ( 19 %) Jerome Saplro Han. William R. Channell CLASS OF 1952 (23%) Han. Mario H. Barsotti Han. Reginald M. Watt, Ret. Han. Robert J. Cooney Han. William M. Auslen William C. Miller Han. Philip C. WilkinS Carl Howard Han. Frank B. Cliff James R. Ron Hon. Thomas M. JenkinS, Ret. Edmond R. Davis Kenneth E. Skousen CLASS OF 19 4 0 (24%) Stanley A. Johnson Han. John J. Dunn, Ret. Bruce D. Wagner Robert G. Jacobs Col. John C. Kinney Myron E. Etienne,Jr. All an I. Wendroff Han. Charles . Peery Phd,p M Knox, Jr. Han. Hugh A. Evans, Ret. Gordon E. Wilde Hon. William F Len"" Ret. Han. els B. Fransen CLASS OF 1956 (20%) Fred R. Winn Wilbur F Littlefield Paul Gaines, Jr. Duane W Dresser Han. William T. Lo\\ CLASS OF 19 41 (33%) Arthur W Gray, Jr. Daniel F Gallery Warren W Mangels Han. Walter H. Harrington, Jr. Han. Franc>, \V Mal'er Lloyd Hinkelman Da\'ld G ~Iclnnes Han Richard A. Hickman, Ret. Edward E. Mar;h, Jr. Han. Leonard I Mel'ers

, ,).) Melville Owen Bruce M. Lubar;ky Hon. Harry R. Sheppard CLASS AGENTS James Perry Wi lb am I ~ O'Connor j. Leonard Stern Henry A. POl' Aaron Pau l lion. RIChard C. Ti.lfronc Hon. W Gordon hare, Ret. Joan G. Poul os Edward A. Welller Kenneth . R,vera James M. Well s, Jr. CLASS OF 1957 ( 15%) Eric C. Schneider Gerold G. Williams Timothy Abel Peter Schwarz Thoma. L. Woodruff pencer R. Alter Philip F. Spalding harles H. Brock Thomas A. Vyse CLASS OF 1966 (20%) Erne.t G. heoni' Han. Richard L. Weatherspoon Gary H. Anderson Robert L. Hughes Gary L. Wiclm,ln Marvlll R. AndeT>on Hon. orman S. Reid Rohert W Bartlett, II Elizabeth B. Richards CLASS OF 1963 ( 17%) Hon. MarVIn R. Baxter Hadden WRoth Ronald G.S. Au Dona ld B. Belkin Harold Sil en Don E. Ba il ey Frank O. Be ll , Jr. Herbert E. Barker, Jr. Paul D. Cooper CLASS OF 1958 ( 18%) Bruce W Belding Craig L. Corren Robert E. Ca rl son Robert BIShop Hon. ChTlStopher C. Cottle ALBERT R . ABRA M S ON ( ' 54) Han. j. Hdary Cook Han. Richard F. Charvat MIChael D. Dow li ng John F. DeMeo Albert G. Clark, Jr. Karl E. Droese,Jr. Han. Richard T Ford, Ret. James R. Cutri ght Gary A. Eisenberg Han. Marvin G. Halln, Ret. Wi lli am A. Gou ld, Jr. Grego ry E. Fischbach Lawrence Jones James F. Gustin Hon. Richard O. Frazee Joseph I. Ke ll y, Ret. James C. Ha gedorn Eric J. Fygl George King Edward j. Hegarty John C. Garrett Kenneth W Rosenthal Jesse W Jack All en A. Haim Elmer D. Samson Bert T KobayashI, Jr. PaulO. Halme Robert M. Sweet Clyde L. MacGowan, Jr. Henry Schuyler Horn, III Robert S. Teaze Donald M. Malone Lawrence N. Ing John E. Woodhead Wayne A. McFadden Han. C. Robert Jameson William M. Young Han. L. C. Nun ley E. Ba rry Kline Han. Roland N. Purnell Guy o. Kornblum CLASS OF 1959 ( 14%) Ellis D. Reiter, Jr. GIlbert N. Kruger Han. at A. Agli ano, Ret. Han. Hugh Rose, III Han. Joh n R. Lewis P HILIP A O A MS ('3 8 ) DimItri K. lI yin Renee Rubin James E. Mahoney Robert L. La Vine Lane R. Stuart LIndell L. Marsh Robert H. Mi ll er Han. Arthur E. Wa ll ace John I'McGlynn Harold Q. oac k, Jr. William M. McMd lan Gerald B. Parent CLASS OF 1964 ( 15%) Bruce H. Munro Ronald H. Rouda Joseph K. Beckett Bernard W Nebenzahl Han. James F. Thaxter James P. Botz Han. Theodore D. Piatt Thomas Van Voorh,s Han. Melv in Brunetti tephen W Pla ye r Terrence A. Ca ll an James L. Racusin CLASS OF 1960 ( 18%) Kell ogg Chan Hon. Timothy A. Reardon Han. Raymond J. Arata, Jr. Alfred V Contanno Ba rry Reh feld Susannah j. Convery Joseph W Cotchett Sta nl ey M. Roden Hen. Herman Feuerstein P. Steven Dobel W Lance Russum Robert C. Field Fntz L. Duda Vernon W Salvador John W Hopkins Charles R. Hart, Jr. Peter L. Sanford William F. Kenney Robert L. Hobson Jerrold C. Schaefer DIPA N W ITA D EB AM AR (' 9 6 ) Sarah j. Ki llgo re Steven H. Hough Meffltt I. Sher John H. Know les Darrell A. Hutchinson Jeffrey L. Smith Henry C. Krivetsky Han. Ri chard W Kirby, Ret. Han. Leland H. Spencer Dr. Douglas T Lee William Lukens Joh n C. Stel n Han. Willard W McEwen,Jr. Samuel A.B. Lyo ns Fred L. Tanenbaum Verna A. Miller Jerome Marks John R. Thomas, Jr. Han. Robert A. Neher Peter P.j. Ng Lawrence W Thorpe Richard L. Viets SCOtt D. Richmond Alan j. Vag i Donald S. Rutherford tephen L. Wheeler CLASS OF 1961 ( 11 %) Barry A. Schulman Stephen j. Dimeff Wilbam C. Spain CLASS OF 1967 ( 11 %) Keith S. Frase r Robert H. Tourtelot Ge rald L. Anchor Han. Edward A. Hi nz, Ret. Thomas L. Uniack Jeff rev E. Boly Richard W Johnson Theodo re P. Veganes Susan S. Briggs Richard E. Johnston Wil liam M. Wirtz Joel Carash Chester Morris Alfred M.K. Wong Prof. Jerome J. Curtis, Jr. Michael Ropers Anthony I' David R ICHARD S . B ISHOP ('42) Harry D. Sunde rl and CLASS OF 1965 ( 12%) C. Martin Goldenberg Han. Ph,lip K. Sweigert James B. Cuneo Edwlll B. Hales Han. Taketsugu Takei, Ret. Steven B. Daggett Dennis A. Ing Lawrence E. Wayte Gregory R. Dallaire James V Jones j. Bnan Finegan Han. Ta lmadge R. Jones CLASS OF 1962 (22%) Ga ry T Giacomi ni Han. Robert F. Kaste r orse . Blazza rd Benjamlll Hagan, Jr. Han. Robert M. Letteau Lorin B. Blu m Richard L. Ham il ton Stephen D. Marks Frederick H. Bysshe, Jr. Harvey D. Hereford Gordon E. McClintock William Caiettl Han. Ronald R. Heumann Peter Z. MIchael Wilbam C. Carr Henry Hill N,cholas G. Moore Jac k L. Collison Joseph c. Melina Phi lip D. Mortenson Han. Terence M. Dempsey Lawrence M. Nagin Dua ne L. Nelson Warren . Deutsch Bernard E. O'Connor, Jr. Stephen E. Newton W Ronald Ingram Comm. Ga ry A. Poli nsky William A. Quinby Angele Khachadour Kurt H. Pyle RIchard L. Rosett J A MES S . BUBA R ( ' 78) Norman Lew James E. Shekoyan Barry Rubenstein

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Hon. Ann H. Ru therford Peter \Y/. Davis Ronni Jac kl Howa rd K. Watki ns Philip M. Savage, 1Il Robin J. Dezember Richard S. Joh ns Stephen P. Wi man Francis O. Sca rpu ll a Peter Cha rl es Dowler Barr y A. Johnson Benjami n R. Winslow Larry D. Shamp David B. Harrison Gerald J. Kitchen Ba rr y Woli n Bnan D. Thiessen Will iam S. Hun ter Steven E Lowe Ge rald J. Zanzi nge r Judith M. Villard Robert B. Hutchinson Michael F. McG rew Michael B. Wi lmar Da vid B. Judson Madeline G. McLaugh li n CLASS OF 1973 ( 17%) Philip L. Judson Hon. John M. Meyer Patrick M. Ange rmi ll er CLASS OF 1968 ( 17%) Thomas E. Ma ll ey, Jr. Michael E O'Con nor Michael G. A rkel ia n Robert A. Belzer John R. Martineau Kenne th S. Ogden James P. Barber Jack Benoun Charles J. Mazursky Andrew \Y/. Olsso n Hon. Ri chard A. Bennett Mark Bernstein Dougla C. McClure Gary B. Ro thbart John C. Bost Robert A. Biorn Robe rt J. Menifee Paul D. Supnik Dav id L. Case Hon. Terrence R. Boren Timothy G. Middleton Terry J. Viele O ren T Chikamoto Howard T Chang Hon. William D. Mudd \Y/. Bruce Wold Mi chael T Connell Harold E. DeGraw John E. Nordin, II Timothy D. Woo, Jr. Donald T Cook Jay·AlIen Eisen Victor P. Obmnsky Robert C. Wri ght Comm. Ralph J. Cook Hon. Timothy J. Evans Tami S. Sonder Hon. Marga ret D. Cooley Joseph c. Folkard Stewart R. Such man CLASS OF 1972 ( 13%) Wi ll ia m . Cooper Hon. Norman J. Ga tzert Faye A. Taylor Douglas J. Abbott Angelo J. Costa nza Bion M. Gregory James B. Young Richa rd G. Bell Ri chard A. Dinnebie r Hon. Ina L. Gyemant Arnold I. Be nnigson Paul H. Dobson Richa rd L. Huff CLASS OF 1970 (7 %) Pa ul A. Bia nca rdi Stephen H. Doll in ge r Richa rd P. lnlander Robert O. Appleton, Jr. Kenne th \Y/. Bond James R. Dunwo rth V. James Jac kl Philip \Y/. Bartenetti Ma rvin A. Brusman Steve n H. Felderstein tanley T Kanetake Irving S. Bertram Helen M. Cake Hon. Terence P. Flynn Alfred P. Knoll Hugh J. Cadden Lee A. Chilcote, Jr. Dav id M. Galie Richard L. Landes Be rnard J. Fischbach James c. Clay James S. Graham Allen B. Lee L. Richa rd FIScher Kenneth C. Cochrane Dan C. Grimmer Ca rl A. Leona rd Kenneth S. Gai nes Bruce J. Coga n Thomas A. Hae use r James B. Maguire, 1Il Barry J. Goldstein Ruth E. Eise nbe rg Peter G. Hanson Hon. Richa rd J. McAdams Hon. Ernest M. Hiroshige Fra nk G. Fercov ich Edwa rd Jew Hon. Robert G. McGra th Hon. James E Iwasko David T Fujikawa James R. Judge Edward A. Melia , III Charl es R. Jense n Bern ard G. Howell John M. Kaheny Lawrence B. Mi ll er Bruce D. Ketron Stephen C. Ken ney William E Kenefi ck, Jr. Harvey D. Mittler Frankli n K. Mu ka i Donald S. Kuhn Hon. Robert K. Kurtz Philip L. elson Vincent A. Muzzi Hon. Jonathan H. Link Ph ilip B. Laird, Jr. Hon. Ralph Nunez De nnis C. Poul se n No rmand V. Lussier Richard Y. Lee Roger T Nuttall Stephen N. Rosen Robert E. Lyle Edward R. Litwin Gary A. O rton Ronald L. hingler Jon S. Malsnee Michael A. Lotman Wilham L. Osterhoudt Harold . Sma ll Peter \Y/. Marshall Michael D. Maso n Bnan Pendleton Jean Ma rga ret Wall Douglas R. McCorquodale Bruce G. Mayfield Gerald A. Rein Ga ry E. McCurd y Bru ce B. McCrea William A. Richmond CLASS OF 1971 ( 11 %) Hon. Parl en L. McKenna Maureen C. McGowan Guy Rounsavdle, Jr. Freda E. Abbott Murray M. Meeker Ronald A. Mill er Paul J. ax Curtis \Y/. Be rner David C. Ne wcomer Thomas E. Mi ll er Garrln J. Shaw Jerome A. Blaha John Michael O'Connor William R. Morris Phd,p M. haw, Jr. Stephen D. Bomes Jac k E. Perki ns Ja ckson E. Morrison Hon. Lawrence T tevens LI nda J. Brown Tucker \Y/. Peterson Anthony M. Muir Mark L. Tuft Thomas H. Ca rmody James B. Preston Kathlee n A. Murray Da"id R. Vogi Michael \Y/. Case James M. Purvis Fran k J. Noll William J.A. Weir Eugene B. Ceccottl Terence J. han non Rod ney C. Olse n Robert M. Wheatley Frederick R. Chilton, Jr. James E. Sheldon Douglas S. Pa ris Robert A. Wyler, Jr. Hon. DennIS E Coupe Pa ul M. Sh,moff Ga ry B. Polga r Michael H. Young Damel G. Farthing Candace Heisler Slade Robert Ra msey, Jr. Samuel P. Young tanley A. Feingold Ga ry J. Spradli ng Terrence D. Ra naha n Joseph T Z,ch,ch, Hon. Edward Forstenzer Joh n E Staley Michael B. Read Frank A. Frye, III James H. Taylor William R. Ru sse ll CLASSOF1969 ( 10%) Robert B. Gex, I V Thomas J. Tusan Gregory J. Ryken YOIch, J. Asan Richard Goldman PhyllIS Unge rer Ga ry D. Samson Colin \Y/.Ch,u Prof. Jay E. Grenig Anne Unverzagt Robert H. Scribner Douglas G Crosby Paul T Hanson John S. Warn lof Joh n S. Imonson I \ ~ ~ I' .\ L II 1\ I' () II T () I" f: I I' T S

William B. Smith Frank S. Sil ve r Cha rl es P. Sta rk ey Michael T Solomon James N. Sinunu Mi chael D. To m Han. George A. Spada ro M. Janice Smith Ronald H. Wocht Mark pangler Eri c S. Steinberg Philip H. Welch, IV Richard S. Stone John T Swan Daniel M. White Prof. Peter N. Swi sher Willi am L. Tan Pau l S. Wilcox George P. Thomas, Jr. Jeff rey M. Taylor Ell en M. York Stephen . Tu rpie, Ret. Ri chard j. Thalheimer Brenton N. Ver Pl oeg Harold B. Thompson CLASS OF 1976 ( 15%) Robe rt L. Wei ner Mary Beth Uittl Mark B. Abelson Kr istia n D. Whitten Han. Bruce Van Voo rhis John R. Andrada Donald L. Vance K. Robin Baggett CLASS OF 1974 ( 19%) Douglas A. Voorsan ge r Thomas L. Becket Gary TAka Michael H. Voss Rona ld S. Bemis Kat hr yn R. Anderson Walter H. Walker, III Da vid H. Bent Prof. Jac k H. Archer La rry D. Wall s Willi am j. Blair Murray M. Aron Michael G. Watters Han. Stephen D. Bradbury Steven W Baker Dav id P. Whitridge Thomas K. Buck RUTH CHURCH GUPTA ('48 ) Beth G. Ba nge rt Mi chael D. Williams Mary E. Butler j. SheltO n Bax ter Dav id j. Williamson Jed Z. all en Paul E. Ben nett Donna M. Woo Diane W Ca rte r Wi lliam E. Boyd Randall W Wulff Peter S. Chalfant Gerald Bratcher Gordon Y Yamamoto Gayle j. Chan Eddie Y Chin Steven K. Chung James S. Cla pp CLASS OF 1975 ( 17%) Ri chard E. Crow, II Mark S. Colli ns Stephen A. Acker Mi chael E. Delehunt Elizabeth A. Coyne Manuela A. Albuquerque Chadwick C. Ertola John E. Da rr, III Carolyn S. Attkisson Linda S. Feldman Han. John W DeG root Thomas Y Au Peter L. Fitzge rald A. Charl es Dell'Ario Deborah S. Ball ati Jesse L. Ga ines Mi chael R. Dougherty Ri chard G. Blair Stephen A. Ge ntes Jon E. Ellingso n Cha rl es S. Bridges John A. Gran ge r Joa nne Fabian Walter H. Caplan David E. Gunn John H. Feldmann , '" Dav id W Clingman Eric R. Haas JAMES C. HAGEDORN ( ' 63 ) Ge nnaro A. Filice, '" Douglas M. Cowles Dwight S. Haldan Hugh D. Finley Ca ndace C. Dave nport James A. Harbin Dianna E. Fl eming Anthony R. De Aleuaz James G. Harl an Charles M. Aoren Paul Escobosa John G. Harrison, Jr. Bri an L. Forbes Michael M. Flemi ng Kay del Ca rmen Holl ey Stewart H. Foreman Anthony F. Ga ntner Andre E. Jardini Mi chael L. Freed James B. Gildea Mi chae! H. Jester Michael H. Gay John j. Giovannone Mi chael A. Kell y Ri chard j. Gedd es Ma rga ret S. Glass Ri chard K. Keyes Han. Thomas D. Glasser Theodore A. Griffinger, Jr. Joh n A. Koeppel Robert Goodwin Steven H. Gurnee Michael C. Koski Robert M. Graubard Patrick j. Haga n Robert Kra se James H. Gulseth Kathlee n M. Hallissy Christopher L. lou David R. Hammer Gail B. Hayes Judith Ledbetter Stephen O. Hedstrom Gerald M. Hinkley Matthew Le vitan Han. Dav id W Herrick Fredric R. Horowitz William G. Maimone WINIFRED L. HEPPERLE (,43) Helen Yuen Hing Hui Loren D. Hostek Kim R. Marois Han. Steven E. Jahr Loren C. Ipse n Michael C. Mattice William J. James Lester j. Ish ado Thomas E. McDermott John E. Kalin Thomas H. Jamison Han. Jamoa A. Moberly Ca roli ne A. Kerl Bruce j. Janigian Michael W Morrison Thomas S. Kidde Paul L. Kni ght Marsha L. Morrow Roy j. Koegen Alexa nder L. Lawrence Robert A. Muhlbach arol Man Lee Barry R. Lipman Prof. Nell j. Newton Ba rr y L. Levi ne Carl Lippenberge r Paul A. Podrid George M. Lindahl Cora K. Lum Douglas W Price Theodore R. Laos Thomas j. Mac Bride, Jr. Han. Nan cy L. Rasmussen Mi chael F. Malloy William T Manierre Han. Jaime R. Roman Mi chael G. Malone Timoth y M. McMahon Ba rbara L. Rose nfeld William C. Mark ley, '" Jose ph Mi ll ard William I. Rothbard Richard G. McBurnie Jeffrey I. Nadrich Howa rd A. Sagaser Charles j. McClain, Jr. Frank X. Nageotte Jose ph H. Schieffer Dr. Robe rt M. McMahon John T Nash Jose ph C. Scott CHARLES R . HOGE ('53) Louis j. Menendez, Jr. Ronald W Nelson Cathy R. Siegel Donald F. Mi les Patrick A. Nielson E. Budd Sim pson C. Phillip Moore Ea rl D. Osborn David V. Stiles Tanya M. Neiman Paul M. Ostroff Therese W Tamara Jeffrey C. Nelson j. Virgi nia Peiser William G. Tiffany Mark F. Ornell as Douglas L. Pitchford Catherine M. Va n Aken John A. Peterson Basil N. Pl asti ras Wayne 0. Vea tch, Jr. Michael R. Pin atelli, Jr. James F. Pokorn y Ann M. Veneman Rand y S. Poll ock Susan M. Popik James L. Walker, I V Ri chard C. Rain es Anne j. Rosenzweig Dav id S. WorthingtO n Ann M. Ravel Joel R. Rubin Michael E. locha ri a Mark H. Rosenthal Moni ca R. Salusky Thomas D. Zeff Robert Sakai Ri chard L. Seabolt Rya n P' Schmeiz Han. Lillian K. Sing CLASS OF 1977 ( 10%) Kenneth j. Schmier Kathlee n A. Skinner Lucy Acevedo

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Elaine R. Bayus Pamela Fletcher Philip W Ganong Michael A. Mu ll ery Hdl Blackett, III Donald R. Franson, Jr. Marc L. Goldstein PatnCla T Ohara Eltzabeth Franco Bradley Prof. Christian G. Fritz LoUIS J. Goodman Warren T Pratt Joa n L. Ca>sma n MIchael B. Goidenkran: MaTCIa L. Green Peter R. Roblllson Merle C. Chambers cal M. Goldstein Amy S. Howe Alan W Schulkin John W Crawford Jeff rey M. Graeber DaVId M. HumIston Gerald T Sekimura John D. Deacon, Jr. Gordon W Gregory Matthew A. Joseph T.,d S. Sha PITO Mol"e J. Dent Robert A. Hawley Robert N. Kwan Ha rr y A. Sherr PatriCia Devlin icholas Heldt Thomas C. Levitt MIchael R. Immond, Carmen A. Estrada Jennifer L. Keller Chla"ng LIU Wesley M. Sokol oskI' Lisa Finkelstein DaVId H. Kremer Richard G. Logan, Jr. Dona ld L. Spafford, Jr. Robert E. Freitas C. Dennis LoomIS Jon A. Longerbone Claude M. Stern Howard D. Gest Bruce M. Lorman Martin LOVinger Timothy L. Stewart Dennis W Ghan MaTita K. Marshall Sally J. Mc abe Norman D. Thomas James E Hann Dean Leo P Martinez Peter M. Nelson Rodenck M. Thompson Thomas M. Hart, IV Edward Mastrangelo Jonathan Novak Jeffrey G. Walker David P Hodges John I. ~IcBeth Hon. Lawre nce J. O'Neill Amy E. Wind Ba rry L. Ka nel RIchard D. McKay Mary L. Poteet Jo Anne W Keller Barbara J. Morgen Lawrence R. Ram sey CLASS OF 1981 ( 11 %) W Alexander Klikoff Charles E. oneman Marc L. Sallus Eric M. Abramson Ronald E Kre li c Ronald N. Ohata DaVId D. cott Randa ll M. Babbush Noell K. Kubota Lon K. Okada Marc L. Shea D. Michael Bailey Jeff reI' D. Lau Arthur B. Page Yee-Jen Shuai Nancy Barron Larry R. LavOIe Ku rt C. Peterson Sa ll y A. Sklar Judith W Boyette David O. Ledbetter Robert L. Pollak Thomas D. Trapp Prof. PatriCia C. Bradford Joseph D. MagTi Gerald Posner Mark L. Vorsatz Frank D. Cady Barbara H. Manierre William M. RIchardson Edward E. Wa ll ace RIchard T Clampitt PhilIp R. Matthews CraIg H. Rlch"n Hon. Elaine M. Watters C. Don Clay Hon. Charlene P MItchell DaVId J. RIvera Elaine H. Wolff-Bubar Lisa C. Clay John H. Newman Larry C. Russ Michael H. Yancey Joseph L. Cole Kenneth E.Oh",er Robin Russell John R. Connell y, Jr. Fredenck E. Royce, II I Jeanette M. Salkin CLASS OF 1980 (11 %) Hon. Paula Devens andra J. Savage EI"abeth S. Salveson Joseph J. Babich Sheila A. Dolan Walter E. Shjeflo, Jr. Juhette T Sarmiento Brian T Borders C. Randolph Fishburn DIane Sidd-Champlon Mark J. SmIth Christopher M. Ca rlotti M. Walllwnght Fishburn,Jr. Thomas S. SmIth John H. Stephens Robert W Cosby Mark E. Foster Jeffrey L. Supinger Randall K. Steverson Laura R. Craft Roger Furman Lynn K. Thompson Jane Stratton Alexander J. Craig, III Ray D. Gardner Da na Vin Icoff Garrett Z. Sutton Roger A. Dreyer Fred M. Hartwick, III James R. Webb Robert S. Tafoya Leland B. Evans James A. Haverkamp D"'ld Weston Gerald G. Weisbach Wi ll iam W Farrer Mark J. Hirabayashi Jeffrey R. Willtams Kevin W Finck Rebecca A. Hull CLASS OF 1978 ( 14%) Kenneth K. Wong Adalee Goldberg James H. Irish Chfford R. Anderson, III VickI B. Zatkln Cathy D. Goldstein Martin A. Jaffe Joseph Amlrews Peter Hardmg Faith Jansen RIchard J. Ayooh CLASS OF 1979 ( 11 %) MIchael J. Henderson Paula R. Katz Gregorv M. Beck Altce L. Akawle Phyllts Townsend Henderson David . Knudson Ll:a E Berconci James A. Bach Gregg W Jarrett Daniel Koller, D.v.M. Jame, . Bubar Bobby L. BleTig BTia n C. Joh nson Ellyn K. Lazarus Donald Cary Berme E. Brown Robert J. Kalmbach Jeannette D. Lejardi hmtlna Y. Chen John L Brown Barbara H. Karlin Jeffrey M. Loeb DIane D. Clarke Bett\' C. Bullock Jeffrey H. Karlin Harvey J. Lung \X 'i lham Corman M". KIeran K. Carrer DIane W Larrabee MelanIe toff Maier RIchard DaVIdoff MJUreen E. Corcoran Matthew Larrabee PhilIp A. McLeod omm BettI L. Da",on Susan K. DaVIdoff Mark P Levy Ronald W Novotny Hon. John P DOlle COtt P De VTles Rose-Eve K. Le"", Douglas W Oldfield Kenneth B. Drost Jack E. DlttDe Laura R. Lowell Jane c. Pandell D. Greg Durbin Kenn Domecu, Raymond M. Lynch Dvora Parker Jeanne \V DurbIn Carol \X'leckowsk. Dreyer Jerold T Matayoshl TImothy G. Patterson E":abeth A. England Jo,eph E. Fanuccl Denms E. McLean Steven M. Perl Randall S. FlTestone Vale Tie A. Font.lIle Alexander J. MI chal ak DanIel W Peters Dougla, C. Fl.d"'th Jame, E. Fox Jame, J. Mulgre\\ Drew E. Pomerance Su.an L. Rockwell Dr. Ru;se ll II. Mdler DaV id A. Jones, Jr. CLASS AGENTS A. Curtis Saw yer, Jr. Ge rald F. Mohun , Jr. Ga d H. Knltle\ David legel Betsy Nova Willt am J. Laffe rty Amanda F. Susskind Peter J. Nova Edcc n M. Mall ey Sreven M. T.1kei James P. 0' ulli van Janer E. Ma Ul ck Philtp Wild Peter J. Pull en Eil ee n T McA ndrew Dav id C. Ranca no Russe ll I. MI ya lllT a CLASS OF 1982 ( 11 %) Janet McCormick Ril ey Patncla M. Olcomendy Eli zaberh Agui lar-T.1rchi Brian A. Ripley Park er B. Phd!tps Gregory R. Aker Suza nne D. Roge rs Jean-Noel D. PlIlkney Lowel l Anderson Kyle T Sakum olo Jim G. Pnce Dan M. Berk ov t(Z Ge rald L. auer Thomas D. Rowe Ca rhryn Bryc k . Curtts con Ba rhara Rowland James R. Cody Susa n M. Shalir Geoff reI' pellberg Lucia M. Diamond Theodore F. Shl ell s Thomas F. rewart Virginia N. Dodge Jea nnette teph an John M. To naki Sreven W Doll ar Larr y Suss man Leanne Wilhardr Bru ce R. Ell ise n Elmbeth A. Thompson Antra L. Wood K I M R . MAROIS ('76 ) Neil C. Er ic kson John H. Ufk es Te resa A. Wood y Ines V Frae nkd Stephen G. Warson Bc nJa mtn W Gale CLASS OF 1986 (9 %) Sreven J. Gray CLASS OF 1984 ( 10%) Judl rh L. Anderso n Jo,e ph A. Gross Mi chael . Appel Ken ne rh D. Aye rs Robert J. Kaneda Ronald E. Baldwin George A. Balko, III Pere r J. Kokalis John M. Barge r Daniel J. Bosshart Ri chard A. Lapping Wdliam L. Belden Frederi ck D. Butler John S. Lim Jose ph W Bell Karen A. Connoll y-S urman LOIs R. Li mbac h Jeffrey S. Blanck Julta A. Dahlbe rg Ltnda G. Lipscomb Wendy A. Bleiman Douglas A. Emeri ck Peggy McMahon Andrea W Cass id y DaV id J. Enzer Dr. James W Moore Jac kson Chin Teresa J. Farrell Janer A. exon Shawn M. Christi anson Sa muel K. Feng B. Mark ordman Cy nthia L. Crosby Stuart N. Fujioka Karl Olson George H. Denran Lance S. Fujisa kt J UNE M ORSE M OY NIH A N (' 9 4 ) Sa rah F. PaUlson Harry M. Dorfman Stephen D. Ga use Vlcrar M. Perez Kathe rine Feinstei n Alan B. Gord on Hon. Ben y H. Ri chard son Paul D. Fife Ri chard G. Grotch Howard H. Ruben Mi chael A. Fox Ne t! A. Ham s Susa n G. Ruben Mi chael W Fox Frederi ck J. Hic kman Alyce A. Rubinfeld Arthur S. Frumkin M. Lesli e Hovey Na ncy B. Sa mi!tan Jon M. Ishibashi Ronald W Ito Charl on e M. Saxon haron E. Jaffe A ud rev . Jacob Vlcrana J. Saxon Susa n Y Jong Kenneth L. Kann Curt A. Schulrz Kathleen A. Kell y William P. Kea ne Fannie Shuai Adrienne D. Koni ga r Jan A. Kobayashi Rik N. iTO Lori B. Kramer Ca rol Lew Karh y D. Sreel Cy nrhia M. Loe Charl es P. Maher Michae l J. Sreel John A. Mac Kerron Timoth y B. Mills Barbara H. Srikker Willtam T McCullough Betty J. O rve ll Thomas J. Stlkker WiI!t am T McLaughlin, II Jayson c. Pang JOHN H . N E WM A N ('77 ) Robert M. Stone Alan L. Mi les Kenneth W Rosenberg Xuye n Va n Doa n Perer S. Mye rs Mark D. Segel man Jerome V Waye Jennifer L. O'Conn or V Blair Shahbazian James c. Weseman Martin Oversrreet Dav id G. Tekell Na ncy E. Wong Jose ph c. O wens Terence J. Tighe Prof. Marga re t J. Wynne Robert J. Pta Stephen P. Vi ll ano Larry G. Raskin Forresr F. Wol fe CLASS OF 1983 ( 11 %) D. Manhew Ri chard son Jea n Amab il e Paul J. Riehl e CLASS OF 1987 (7 %) Kathryn G. Berge nholrz Ca therine A. Ri vlin Michael A. Abraham Cy nth ta Kerwin Birm ingham Donald J. Sajor Wtlli am R. Brown, Jr. Alaine Parry Brandr Judith D. Sa pper Ca rl eton R. Bu rch Mari e- LoUi se Cara Cheryl A. Sena Mananne Churney Nan M. Castl e Mitchel J. Shorni ck Ca rol C. Cooper Laure n Cesa re Keith K. Suzuk a MIC hael J. Cronen Dina B. Cherni ck Jami J. Voge Alan J. Friedman Austin B. Conl ey, Jr. Rolltn Yan Loy Wong Michae l L. Gree ne MICHAE L F . O ' CONNOR ('71 ) Steven K. Dena n W Kent Hamlin Nancy Ei se nsc himl CLASS OF 1985 (8 %) Pamela T Ireland Kathlee n M. Ey re Ba rtley B. Bae r Michael K. Joh nson Phi lip B. Feldman R. La nce Belsome Dan iel A. Kin g Jessie C. Furness G. Dav id Bnnton Moni ca E. Lukoschek Larry M. Golub Lynn K. Cadwalader Bradl ey M. Matteo ni Hecrar Gonza lez, Jr. Jonathan D. Cohen Jo Ann Montoya Kinton P. Harper Donna M. Dell Mi chael D. Monroya Wendy Herzog Mimi E. Doherty A. Rochelle ason Gregg B. Hovey Prisc ill a H. Douglas Stacey Boyle Ng Jeff E. Johnson Roblll L. Fdion Ca rl a B. Oakley Philippa L. Jubelirer Dav id A. Fran k Charl es R. Olson Rebecca Lineneker R. Justin Ga ron Mi chael A. Papuc Ri chard P. Magg io Gisele M. Goetz Dav id E. Reese Rod ney T Marh ews, Jr. John A. Hughes Jose ph P. Sa vage

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Damel S. York CLASS OF 1990 (6 % ) Ina J. Stangenes Peter M. Caldwell ChrIStina A. Young Allison Benmngton ChrIStopher A. Vanderlaan arol F. Chesnut Roger Yuen Aaron R. Bolgat: Peter L. Vestal Lech Choroszucha Louise M. Zeltzew Christina E. Ciu Lauren F. Weidner Ann E. del Llano Erin T Cornyn Gregory A. Zlotnick Linda M. DeMehs CLASS OF 1988 (6 %) JoAnne L. Dunec DaVid A. Elt gator Ka ren T All en ha n non Fa ll on CLASS OF 1992 (7 %) Ell en Ru th Fenichel Denise Amato-Splnoglio Gary L. Franklin John C. Barker James W Harper Will iam . Amsbary,ll Amanda B. Grove LaUrie J. Bell Daniel K. Jamsch Damel J. Balley, III Juliana J. Keaton Elizabeth M. Calciano Myra K. Levenson usan F. oberly John C. Kell y Joanne M. Chan Kent Matsuda Matthew J. Coe Sully W Moore Laura J. Dawson R. Andrew McCoppin David J. Cowan Suzanne Mulkern-Wozmak Elizabeth A. Delaney Robert C. McDonald Vicki Dansky Craig S. Nelson Bret E. Field Robert A. McFa rl ane I Braun Degenshein Lan Q. Nguyen Simeon M. Herskovits M. Paul Mihalek Dakin . Ferris Shauna T Rajkowski ChrIStopher T Holl and John Milan i (even E. Fine man Michael W Schloessmann, Jr. George F.C. Love Ju ne Morse Moynihan Gail A. Flesher David A. Si lva Kathryn Ell iott Love Jill A. Peasley Linda J. Folkman Joshua N. Sondheimer Phdip E. Marsha ll Sandra L. Rappaport Meredith . Jackson Elena V peed Richard A. Montfort, Jr. Catherine A. Rogers Joan Krajewski Ke ll y F. Watson Kenneth W Muller Pa ul P Szeto John M. Landry Ron S. Zoll ma n Mabel Ng Michael R. MacPhail Jennifer E. Nil es CLASS OF 1995 (8 %) ,fary C. Mer: CLASS OF 1991 (9 %) Erin K. O'Brien Da le S. Adams hoko T Michael Alyssa J. All en herry L. Rawlings Brenda M. Altman Diane D. Papan DaVId C. Anderson Gary E. Scalabrini Jeff rev R. Brown Ina L. Potter Debra L. Ba rbi n Richard J. Schachtili David M.Cali Marjorie All en Reese Lauren M.S. Bolfango Patricia ScO tt Eli zabe th S. Ca ll Jeff rev B. Rosicha n Zane A. Brown, Jr. Sarah Shim Jackson Chen Patrice C. Scatena Rhonda M. BrunswIck Robert E. teiger Nathanael M. Cousins Lea Anne torum John S. Chang Randa ll H. toner Roxan ne M. Diaz Breck C. Tostevi n Dennis W Chong Kee Thomas W Tierney Julia A. Emede Paul H. Yong James M. Conway Dorothy L. Hines Kenneth D. Drazkowski CLASS OF 1993 (6 %) Tracy E. Hughes CLASS OF 1989 (8 %) Michael R. Egger Bret C. Bi rdsong Michael D. Huttner Cesar V Alegria, Jr. Brendan J. Fogarty he ll ey L. Brenner Lesley F. Kim Russell L. Allyn uzanne R. Fogarty Terri Finkbine-Arnold Budiono P Lee Raymond P Bolanos Ruth V Ghck Re lko L. Furuta Gabriell e Tracey Letteau Timothy P. Burns Gary Goldberg Timothy S. Ga lusha James K. Lynch Patrick G. Cannon Helen R. Goldsmith Adam J. Gi ll man Ann E. Mo rehead Joyce M. Cartun Iddio A. Gomalez Philip A. Ginsburg Erin C. Morton Kristin C. Chambers Daniel S. Harris Gideon Y Grunfeld Erik Ruppe D. Scott Cha ng Steven H. Jackman Elizabe th A. Harrigan Rachel L. Russe ll teven M. Cooper Christine L. Judas Serena S. Hong Lauren K. Schoenthaler Mark \XI Dams Katharine A. Kates Aftab A. Malik Matthew B. Swartz Judith A. DeFranco John M. Kauffman Todd D. Mayo Corey E. Ta ylor Donald T Dunmng MIchael J. Kinane Susa n ne L. MellOe Viviana Waisman Ian Hardcastle EriC R. Krebs Moona and I Laura Randall Woodhead ChrIStopher A. Hilen Matthew R. Kret:er Jahan P Raissi teven L. Yarbrough James J. Jordan Michell e E. Lentzner Robert R. Rich Susan D. Lee Lllha m L. Machado Paul B. alvaty CLASS OF 1996 (5 %) Jeff reI Leone Tanya . McVeigh John V Wadsworth Momca E. Fa t Maj. Claes H. Lewenhaupt Robert G. Merntt Paul D. Warenski Peter J. Gal Thoma J. Lima Robert C. Mills Peter M.G. Wong Sean P Gates Heidi . Maret: Anne C. Molgaa rd Rhonda L. Woo Andrew D. Herman Peter B. ~1aret: Jamne S. atter Fred . Hjelmeset Robert L Medan James J. Gstertag CLASS OF 1994 (6 %) DaVid J. Kastanis HenrI T akamoto Ann H. Park Steven PAllen Suml R. KulkarnI Victoria L. RlShwain Jeanne c. Relmonn Julia P Alloggiamento Marcella Lllhs Beverly J. Russell Wilfred G. Romano Jay T Blount Damon Lim .am \t'alker MItchell E. alamon MIchael S. Brandt Masaru Matsuda FrankllO T \\'atson Kathryn SchmIdt Kathryn M. Burke Eileen L. MOrl Chang hlk ShlO Elaine A. Paplos Anne E. Senti-Will i Vanessa M. Meis - CLASS AGENTS Delia Poon hoil a K. Sexton Ion B. Meyn Patricia M. afford Minai A. Shah Kath leen N. Millican Amy E. cherner Sheryl L. kibbe hristopher P. Moore Bryan . nyder Todd mith Christopher G. Morrow Evan R. orem Jonathan M. olomon Larissa H. Ng Troy Thomas Chris tevens Tuyet-Lan K. Nguyen Rola J. Yamini Timothy tick ler DanielO'Connor Th I rd- Yea r Class Council Jennifer G. Perkell CLASS OF 1997 (2 %) DaV id R. Triber Nathaniel E. Pollack Thuy T Bui Alison L. Tsao Katharina N. Reynolds Celia E. Eckert D'Anne Turner Christine M. Robbins S. Christian Holman Matthew Vanda ll Margaret W Rosequist Harvey Jang Elizabeth R. Vukojevich Janine Schiess Mitchell . Randa ll Sarah We111 tein Samuel D. Schreiber Jennifer Wa ld Cyril H. Yu Blesilda Serna Amy Weitzenberg Hannah Yuen Miche ll e M. Shin Amy Van Zant Peter Soares BR IA N O . TH IESSE N ( ' 67) CLASS OF 1998 (21 %) Julia]. Spikes Bita Abdollahi CLASS OF 1999 (20%) Kavitha Sreeharsha Erika E. Ba rnes Adel Aali Nls a M. Strottman Joren S. Bass Jennifer P. Ad uen Ma lathy Subramanian Anthony M. Bedwell-Coli hireen R. Advanl Stephanie A. Swanson Robert L. Boco Frank P. Age ll o Ali a Tenina Corey R. Buffo Jennie L. Anderson Steven M. Tornatore Jennifer A. Bunshof t Nancy J. Appel Ian M. Wallach cott ]. Ca ngelosi Adam . Arms Enoch Wang James E. Cartoni Lia M. Arnold Dionne M. Woods Isabelle M. Castillo Derek A. A rteta Thomas H. Yee Elisabeth Cerne Divya Bharadwa)a Carina E. Zaragoza Trina Chatterjee Pankaj Bhatia Vladmir A. Zingerov Jeffrey R. Cluett Vivian E. Billups Julie A. Conboy Ji ll ian B. Blancha rd CLASS OF 2000 (7 %) Kate Cutler Daniell e L. Bolden Joanne Attard HENRY C . TODD ('37) Saideh S. Dadras Kathleen T Boyle Jessica R. Barsotti Eric W Dan ly Deanna L. Brock Rebecca L. Baum Kath ryn M. Davis Regi na F. Bu rch Na vdeep Bisla James L. Day Coll een E. Butler Tim]. Chambers John M. Dick Daniel W Cantrell Brandi P. Chavin Rise Donlon Ji ll S. Carnes Brian E. Colton Diane M. Doolan Krrsti ne A. Cha ppell Brett V Cu rtis Va lerie Drogus Kwan L. Ching Parul Doshi han non M. Dunne Courtney M. Coates Rachel Folberg Ruben Duran Alan G. Crowley Erica C. Gaudet Mary Jane Eisenberg Lafcadio H. Da rl ing Estanisla M. Hue rta R. Wade Estey Brian P. Davis Adrienne E. Nelson Charmaine Evans Ju liet E. Dawsari Tim H. Pham Julia M. Fong Christine C. Demetruis Lisa Rivera William Gardner Deborah A. Dizon Wendy E. Roop

Lauren B. Gibson James P. Donahue Alexander W Saksen WAYNE O. VEATCH . SR. ( ' 35) Emilio Gonzales Daniel G. Dougherty Ali-Reza alami-Rad Nina Anne Greeley Elise L. Enomoto Katherine R. Silberman [even PHarris Jason M. Erlich Joanna B. ilver Rachel Hi ll Russell Evans Stacey E. Songstad Vivian . Hong Amy N. Fairweather John T Hyatt Leigh A. Frazier FRIENDS Jay c. Kim All ison Garbutt Prof. Mark N. Aaronson Christina M. Kotowski Deborah H. Gellermann Anna Adams Si-Eun A. Lee Nancy M. Gordon Gerald D. Adams Rob J. Liskey Gabriell e B. Handler Marvin J. Anderson Suzanne M. Lowery R. Jabachourian Pea rI Anderson Ei leen A. Manning Anjali I. Jaiswal Forden Athearn Leslie A. Mark Maria D. Jimenez Sharon A. Bach Tanya B. McGregor Ya na S. Joh nson David L. Ballati Peter Meringolo Joanne E. Josh ua Hannah Barenbaum Andrea Milavetz Amy Kaitting Rabbi Michael Barenbaum Richard A. Mitchell Rebecca L. Katz Mary F. Barrett DANIEL S. YORK ( ' 87) Paul L. Moreland Michell e N. Kaylor Robert C. Barrett, Jr. Allison Morse Douglas P. Kei th Ruth C. Barrow Andrea Mullarkey Jean Kim Franklin M. Battat Andrew Niedrick KyungJ. Kim Mrs. Lee Battat Toshal atasha Patel William K. Kim Donald Berhang Lisa L. Noshay-Petro Jeff rey T KI ugma n Prof. Ashutosh A. Bhagwat Daniel M. O'Connell Diane M. Korbel Mrs. Gerayne Bianco Philip]. Pogledich Omar]. Krashna Robert L. Bianco William P. Poovey Ivo M. Labar Cecilia Blackfield Kaushik S. Ranchod Jason E. Lavender Prof. Kate Bloch Meghan Rhea Paula M. Lawhon C. Patty Blum Ch i p Robertson Marvin T Lew Ra ymond Bon ner Tracy R. Roman Cha rles Lock wood Mrs. Dorothy L. Breiner Alexandra Ross Jose L. Martin Richard H. Breiner Luis M. Tovar Sanhua Shirin H. Massoudi Da vid S. Broad Lisa A. Scanlon David C. McGriff Mrs. Suzanne L. Broad Anthony P. choenberg Roshm T Mehta Mrs. Elizabeth M. Buckalew

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Hill Blac kett, 111 '77 James E. Mahoney '66 Norma n Lew '62 DONOR No rse N, Blazzaro '62 Melanic Stoff Maler '8 1 John S. LIm '82 Linda J. Brown '71 Prof. Peler K, Maier Kenneth A. Mandel Betty M. Fa lk '46 Jerome MJrk, '64 Janet E. Mattick '85 G!I,:' C. Ranoolph Fishhurn '8 1 Dean Leo P. Martinez '78 James H. McAlister '52 M. Wainwnght Fishburn, Jr. '81 Bruce G. MayfIeld '7) Peter Z. Michael '67 Eugene L Freeland '5 1 Chuck J. Mazursky '69 Ronald A. Miller '73 LEVELS James c. Il ageclorn '63 Douglas C. McClure '69 John H. Newman '77 Rohert L II ughes '57 Han. Jam oa A. Moberly '76 Jane C. Pandell '81 Rebecca A. Hull '8 1 NIcholas G. Moore '67 TImothy G. Patterson '81 DEAN'S CIRCLE Willi am F. Kenney '60 L1Zanne Mulkern·Wozniak '90 Parker B. Phdlips '85 ($500,000 and abo!'e) Prof. tephen A. LillO Vincent A. MuZZl '70 Da vld E. Reese '87 Franklin K. Mukai '70 Be rn ard W Ne henza hl '66 Ma TjoTle All en Reese '88 Jean Jessop llervey John E. mdin, 11 '69 tephen E. Newton '67 Anne J. Ro,enzwelg '75 Prof. Stefan Ri ese nfclo Peter P.J. Ng '64 Eri k Ruppe '95 PATRONS Guy Rounsaville, Jr. '68 Jonathan Nova k '79 Jerrold C. chaefer'66 ($100,000 [0 $499,999) Dwight M. Ru sh '53 John F. O'Hara '46 Dlst. Prof. Wdli am Schwarzer Blu m Found.tion Barry A. Sch ul man '64 Kenneth E. Olivier '77 Paul cdway The California We ll ness Foundation Michael D. Tom '75 William L Osterhoudt '68 Eli zabeth H. d ver '74 KnstJan D. Whitten '73 Prof. Jenni Parrish Frank S. Silver '74 PHILANTHROPISTS James B. Young '69 Han. Gdbert Pavlovsky Han. Lillian K. Sing '75 ($50,000 [0 $99,999) Prof. Michael A. Zam peri nl Mrs. Joyce Pa vlovsk y Graydon S. Staring Han. BlaIn e E. Pettlft '41 Mrs. Joyce L. Sta ri ng Monte A. Dernham Trust '\} 1066 CLUB Basd N. Plasti ras '75 John W Sweitzer ($1,066 [0 $1,499) Wi lliam P. Poovey '98 ThlTd· Year Class Coun cil '98 FOUNDERS Den illS C. Poulsen '70 Phy llI S Ungerer '72 Anonymous ($25,000 [0 $49,999) Eliz abeth B. RIchards '57 Alan J. Vag i '66 Eric M. Abramson '81 John M. Rochefort Peter H. Weiner Fritz L Duda '64 Han. Nat A. Agliano, Ret. '59 Stan ley M. Roden '66 MIchael B. Wilma r '67 HaStIngs Public Interest Kenneth D. Ayers '86 Jeffrey B. Rosichan '88 Benjamin R. Winslow '72 Law Foundation Joseph J. Babich '80 Robert akai '74 Daniel . York '87 John T Knox '52 James A. Bach '79 Elizabe th S. Salveson '78 David Zaiken Tony Patino Memori al Fell owship Sha ron A. Bach Assoc. Dean Edeen ca ll en June D, Schnac ke Don E. Bail ey '63 Francis O. Scarpull a '67 HASTINGS ASSOCIATES Prof. Warren hattuck Estate James R. Bancroft '49 Miriam Schwartz ($250 to $499) Ullion Bank of California Founda tI on Han. Mario H. Barsotti '55 Paul M. Shimoff '72 Richard G. Bell '72 Lucy Acevedo '77 David Siegel '81 BENEFACTORS Paul E. Bennett '74 Ste phen A. Acker '75 Harold Sil en '57 ($10,000 [0 $24,999) tephen D. Barnes '7 1 Anna Adams MIchael T Solomon '73 Elizabeth Franco Bradley '77 Dale S. Ada ms '95 Richard P. Gross John A. Sproul Frederi ck D. Butler '86 Gerald D. Adams Thomas E. Miller '73 Jeff rey L Suplllger '77 Terrence A. Ca ll an '64 Robe rt O. Appleton, Jr. '70 Marvin Sussma n '50 William C. Carr '62 Robert L. Bacon '51 SECOND CENTURY Steven M. Takel '81 Joa n L. Cassman '77 J. Shelton Baxte r '74 CLUB Richard J. Thalheimer '74 Han. William R. Cha nnell '49 Han. Richard A. Bennett '73 ($5,000 [0 $9,999) Henry C. Todd '37 Susan nah J. Convery '60 Allison Bennington '90 Robert H, Tourtelot '64 Ronald G.S. Au '63 Maureen E. Corcoran '79 Richard G. Blair '75 Thomas Van Voorhis '59 Joseph W Cotchett '64 Anthony P. David '67 Raymond Bonner Judith M. Vi ll ard '67 Mel vy n I. Mark Peter W Davis '69 Prof. Patricia C. Bradford '81 Mark L Vorsatz '79 John K. "Jac k" Smith '5 4 Prof. Masayoshi Deguchi Cathryn Bryck '82 Eugene J. Wait, Jr. '5 4 Harry D. Sunderland '61 Annette R. Dobbs Thomas K. Buck '76 Aletha R. Werson Brian D. Th iesse n '67 William D. Engli sh '5 1 Hugh J. Cadden '70 David Weston '77 Shannon Fallon '90 A nd rea W Cassid y '84 Jack D. Wickware '53 TOWER CLUB Robert C. Field '60 Lee A. Chilcote, Jr. '72 Han. Philip C. Wilkins '39 ($2,500 to $4.999) Bernard J. Fischbach '70 Gary Clampitt Alfred M.K. Wong '64 L. Richard Fischer '70 Joseph L. Cole '81 Donald Berhang Robert C. Wright '71 Cynthi a Kerwin Birmingham '83 Charles M. Fl oren '74 Mark S. Coll ins '74 Va lerie A. Fontaine '79 Pau l D. Cooper '66 Cecili a Blackfield HASTINGS PARTNERS Mark E. Foster '81 Ste ve n M. Cooper '89 Merle C. Chambers '77 ($500 to $1,065) Edward M. Diga rdi '47 Ma rc L. Goldstei n '79 Douglas G. Crosby '69 P. Steven Dobel '64 Gideon Y. Grunfeld '93 Prof. Mark N. Aaronson Nathanael M. Cousi ns '95 Ca rol Wieckowski Dreyer '79 Ruth Church Gupta '48 Janet Ambrozek '77 John D. Deacon, Jr. '77 Roge r A. Dreyer '80 Nicholas Heldt '78 Marvin J. Anderson linda M. DeMelis '94 Ken neth B. Drost '78 Han. Ernest M. Hi roshige '70 Deborah S. Ballati '75 Richard A. Dinnebier '73 Gregory E. Fischbach '66 Robert L. Hobson '64 Donald B. Bel kin '66 Donald T Dunning '89 Robe rt E. Freitas '77 Richard WHorton '50 Bria n T Bo rd ers '80 Douglas A. Emerick '86 Frances K, Geba lle Charitabl e Trust Prof. Wi ll iam T Hutton G. David Brinton '85 Myron E. Etienne, Jr. '52 Theodore H. Geba ll e Charitable Trust James R. Judge '73 Cha rl es H. Brock '57 Albert G. Evans '32 Madalyn Hoberg Angele Kh achadour '62 Robert E. Ca rlson '58 Bret E. Field '92 Brian C. Johnson '80 Daniel A. King '87 Alfred V Contari no '64 lisa Finkelstein '77 Robert J. Ka lmbach '80 Eugene R. Kirkpatrick '52 Elizabeth A. Coy ne '74 Michael M. Fl eming '75 Dean Mary Kay Kane W Alexander Klikoff '77 Richard Davidoff '78 Gail A. Fl esher '88 George King '58 Philip M. Knox, Jr. '49 Susa n K. Da vidoff '79 Ferdinand T Fletcher '35 Matthew Le vi tan '76 Bert T Kobayashi, Jr. '65 Elizabeth A. Delaney '92 Pamela Fletcher '78 Timoth y B. Mills '86 Joh n A. Koeppel '76 Esta te of John F. Dlgardi '28 Brian L. Forbes '74 Law rence M. Nagin '65 Guy O. Kornblum '66 Kevi n Domecus '79 Han. Dona ld R. Franson '51 Chip Robe rtson '98 Diane W Larrabee '80 Keith S. Fraser '61 Philip S. Fru cht Prof. Stephen Schwarz Matthew Larrabee '80 John R. Gasiorowski Stephen A. Gen tes '76 orman T Seltzer '42 Han. Annette LaRue '52 Marjorie Gelb Howard D. Gest '77 Ca rl A. Leonard '68 James F. Hann '77 Dennis W Ghan '77 BARRISTERS CLUB Han. Robert M. Letteau '67 Gerald M. Hinkley '75 Ruth V Glick '9 1 ($1,500 [0 $2,499) Wilbur F. Littlefield '49 Han. Thomas M. Jenkins, Ret. '49 C. Martin Goldenberg '67 Kneeland H. Lobner '44 Prof. DaVId Ju ng William A. Goul d, Jr. '63 Albert R. Abramson '54 James K. Lynch '95 Michael J. Kinane '9 1 Dist. Prof. Joseph R. Grodin Elaine R. Bayus '77 Thomas J. MacBride, Jr. '75 Gdbert . Kruger '66 Kathleen M. Hallissy '75 \ \ \ I \ L 11 I·: 1'1) 11 T I) F I; I I.' T ~

Peter G HJn"m 71 Jeff rey R. Wllhams 78 Jeffrey R. Brown '95 Edward Dermott '54 hed M Hartwlck,l1I '81 'tephen I' WIman 72 John M. Brown 79 Warren C. Deutsch '62 Lloyd Hinkelman '56 AnIta L Wood '85 Nat Brown '48 Han. Paula Dewn, '81 Chnstopher T Holland '92 Thomas L Woodruff '65 Zane A. Brown, Jr. '91 Patncla Devlin '77 Henry huyler Horn, III '66 Paul H. Yong '88 James . Bubar 78 ott P De Vnes 79 bwrence N. lng '66 .muel P Young '68 Betty C. Bull ock 79 Robin J. Dezember '69 Manlyn Y Isenberg LOUIse M. Zeitzew '87 CarletOn R. Burch '87 Howard G. Dickenson 'SO Phil L Isenberg Kathryn M. Burke '94 Jack E. Dtttoe 79 Han. James F. Iwasko 70 HASTINGS Timothy P Burns '89 VirgInia N, Dodge '82 Jenntfer L Keller '78 COUNSELORS Frederick H. Bysshe, Jr. '62 Steven W. Doll ar '82 Stephen . Kenney 72 ($100 to $249) Lynn K. Cadwalader '85 Stephen H. Doll inger '73 Richard L bndes'68 Edwin T Caldwell Rise Donlon '98 Freda E. Abbott '71 Richard Y Lee '73 Hon. David W Calfee '49 Dona M. Donobedtan Bita Abdollahi '98 Carol Lew '86 Jed Z. Ca ll en '76 Michael R. Dougherty 74 Mark B. Abelson '76 George M. Lindahl '74 Walter H. Caplan 75 Han. John P Doyle '78 Elizabeth Agu ll ar-Tarchi '82 C. Dennis Loomis 78 Joe l arash '67 JoAnne L Dunec '90 Lowell A. Airola 'SO Michael A. Lotman 73 ChristOpher M. Ca rl etti '80 Han. John J. Dunn, Ret. '52 Gary TAka '74 Bruce M. Lubarsky '62 Thomas H. Carmody 71 D. Greg Durbin 78 Alice L Akawie '79 Lisabeth C. Lufkin Marie-Louise Caro '83 Jeanne W Durbin '78 Gregory R. Aker '82 Joseph D. Magri 77 James E. Ca rtOni '98 Hon. James Duvaras, Jr. '54 Karen T. All en '88 Charles P Maher '86 Joyce M. Cartun '89 Michael R. Egger '91 Russell L All yn '89 Doris H. Maier '35 Donald Cary 78 Ruth E. Eisenberg 72 Brenda M. Altman '95 Dist. Prof. Richard Marcus Nan M. Castle '83 David A. EligatOr '94 Jean Amabile '83 Stephen D. Marks'67 Lauren Cesare '83 Bruce R. Ell i en '82 Denise Am.to-Spinoglio '88 Kim R. Marois 76 Peter S. Chalfant 76 Ne il C. Erickson '82 Wi ll iam S. Amsbary, II '88 David J. Martin '53 Gayle J. Chan 76 Paul Escobosa 75 Gerald L Anchor '67 Todd D. Mayo '93 Joanne M. Chan '92 Carmen A. Estrada '77 Ga ry H. Anderson '66 Sally McCabe '79 Ke ll ogg Chan '64 Han. Hugh A. Evan s, Ret. '52 J. Lowell Anderson '82 George R. McClenaha n 'SO Howa rd T Cha ng '68 Le land B. Evans '80 Joh n R. And rada '76 Robert J. McKee '33 John S. Chang '91 Han. Timothy J, Evans '68 Joseph Andrews '78 Joseph C. Melino '65 Hon. Richard F. Charvat '63 Wi ll iam J. Ewing '51 Murray M. Aron '74 Robert G. Merritt '91 Ch ri stina Y Chen '78 Kathleen M. Eyre '83 Yoichi Asari '69 Hon. Leonard L Meyers '41 J. Jackson Chen '95 Joanne Fabian '74 Thomas Y Au 75 Robert L Meyla n '89 Ernest G. Cheonis '57 Joseph E. Fanucci '79 Hon. Wi ll iam M. Auslen '52 Robert H. Mi ll er '59 Carol F. Chesnut '94 Teresa J. Fa rrell '86 Richard J. Ayoob '78 Wi ll iam C. Mi ll er '55 Oren T Chikamoto 73 Wi ll iam W Farrer '80 Randall M. Babbush '81 Barbara Morgen '78 Frederick R. ChiltOn, Jr. '71 Daniel G. Farthing 71 J. K. Robi n Baggett '76 Hon. Wi ll iam D. Mudd '69 Eddie Y. Chin '74 Stanley A. Feingold '7 1 D. Michael Bailey '81 Robert H. Mu ll en '38 Jackson Chin '84 Katherine Fei nstein '84 Daniel J. Bailey, III '88 Jeffrey L Nadrich '75 Shawn M. Christianson '84 Steven H. Felderstein '73 Daniel W Baker '49 Hon. Robert A. Neher '60 Steven K. Chung '76 Philip B. Feldman '83 Ronald E. Baldwin '84 Ronald W Nelson '75 Richard T Clampitt '81 John H. Feldmann, III '74 George A. Balko, III '86 Roger T Nuttall '68 Diane D. Clarke 78 Frank G. Fercovich '72 David L Ball ati Jennifer L O'Conno r '84 C. Don Clay '81 Dakin N. Ferris '88 Han. Robert K. Barber, Ret. '48 Ea rl D. Osborn '75 Ja mes C. Cia y '72 Paul D. Fife '84 Hannah Barenbaum Melville Owen '56 Lisa C. Clay '81 Gennaro A. Filice, III '74 Rabbi Michael Barenbaum Arthur B. Page '78 Hon. Frank B. Cliff '52 Kevin W Finck '80 John M. Barger '84 Jane Perlez David W Clingman '75 J. Brian Finegan '65 Herbert E. Barker, Jr. '63 Jack A. Poll atsek '53 Susan F. Coberl y '88 Steven E. Fineman '88 Hon. John W Barrett '49 Robert Popelka '48 James R. Cody '82 Hugh D. Finley '7 4 J. ancy Barron '81 Hon. John T Racane ll i '52 Jonathan D. Cohen '85 Randall S. Firestone 78 Ruth C. Barrow Sen. Wi ll iam Raggio '51 Prof. Marsha N. Cohen Cha rl otte M, Fi tz J. Philip W Bartenetti '70 Ell is D. Reiter, Jr. '63 Jack L Coll ison '62 Peter L Fi tzgerald '76 Joren S. Bass '98 Wi ll iam M. Richardson 78 Austin B. Conley, Jr. '83 Steven M. Fleisher Franklin M. Battat Catherine A. Rivlin '84 Michael T Can nell 73 Brendan J. Fogarty '91 Mrs. Lee Ba tta t Hon. W Blair Rixon, Ret. '35 John R. Connell y, Jr. '81 Suzanne R. Fogarty '91 Han. MarVin R. Baxter '66 Richard L Rosett '67 Karen A. Connoll y-Surman '86 Joseph Folkard '68 Gregory M. Beck '78 c. Prof. Thomas H. Rothwe ll '51 Han. Donald B. Constine, Ret. '48 Linda J. Folkman '88 Thomas L Becket '76 William R. Russell 73 Han. J. Hilary Cook '58 Stewart H. Foreman 74 Anthony M. Bedwell-Call '98 Ca rol C. Cooper '87 Han. Edward Forstenzer '71 Marc L Sallus 79 Bruce W Beldi ng '63 Erin T Cornyn '90 James E. Fox '79 Carol hen atO Laurie J. Bell '92 Paul ax '68 David J. Cowan '88 Michael A. Fox '84 J. R. La nee Belsome '85 Charlotte M. Saxon '82 Alexander J. Craig, II I '80 David A. Frank '85 Dan M. Berkovitz '82 Robert H. cribner 73 John W Crawford '77 Han. Nels B. Fransen '52 IrVing . Bertram '70 Richard L Seabolt '75 Robert S. Crossland '35 Donald R. Franson, Jr. '78 William J. Betts '49 Richard E. Crow,lI '76 Prof. Benjamin D. Frantz '33 Gerald T Sekimura '80 Robert A. Biorn '68 Andrew dverman James B. Cuneo '65 Han. Richard O. Frazee '66 Robert Bishop '63 Sally A. klar 79 Prof. Jerome J. Curtis, Jr. '67 Michael L Freed '74 Jerome A. Blaha '71 Candace He isler Slade '72 James R. Cutright '63 William E. Freedman '53 Wilham J. Blatr 76 Julia A. Dahlberg '86 John L mlth '75 Wendy A. Blelman '84 Alan J. Friedman '87 Mark J. SmIth '78 Mark W Danis '89 David T Fujikawa '72 Jay T. Blount '94 Thomas mlth '77 Vicki Dansky '88 Eric Fygi '66 C. Patty Blum J. Robert H, Darrow '53 Hon. George A. padoro '73 Lorin B. Blum '62 Kenneth . Gaines '70 Claude M. tern' 0 Edmond R. DaVIS '52 Raymond P Bolanos '89 David M. Galie 73 Da \'Id V Stiles 76 Aaron R. Bolgatz '90 Han. John W DeGroot 74 Daniel F. Gallery '56 MIChael E. Delehunt 76 Lea Anne tOrum '88 Kenneth W Bond '72 Philip W Ganong '79 A. Cha rles Dell'Ario 74 Mark L Tuft '68 Han. Terrence R. Boren '68 Ray 0, Gardner '81 Han. Wilham C. DeMartini '53 Jack W Urch 49 John C. Bast '73 Joh n C. Ga rrW '66 MIchael H. Vo i4 John F. DeMeo'5 Sean P Gates '96 James P Bot: '64 Thomas A. Vyse '62 Joanna Demeyer Hon. tephen D. Bradbury '76 Richard J. Geddes '74 Han. Terence M. Dempsey '62 Prof. WIlham K. Wang Arthur R. Bndgeman '49 Robert B. Gex, IV '71 Molhe Dent '77 Gary T Giacomint '65 William JA Welf '68 usan S. Bnggs '67 J. George H. Denton '84 James B. Gddea '75 DanIel M \X'hlte i5 Deanna L Brock '99 Gordon E. \\'Ilde 40 teven K. Dertan '83 Adam J. Gtllman '93 Anthonl' R. Brookman 53 , \ ,\,~I' , \I, 1I I': I'IIIl'J' II I" 1:1i"'I'~

Cha rl es M. Giovanetti '50 Jenn ifer F Jackson '85 The(xlore R. Loos '74 Rene Navarro Margaret S. Glass '75 Meredith S. Jackson '88 Lee A. Lopez '52 Tanya M. Neiman '74 Glsele M. Goetz '85 Martin A. Jaffe '81 George F.e. Love '92 Jeff rey e. Nelson '74 Gary Goldberg '91 haron E, Jaffe '84 Kathryn Elliott Love '92 Peter M. Nelson '79 Cathy D. Goldstein' 0 William J. James '74 Han. William T Low '49 David e. Newcomer '72 Larry M. Golub' 3 Han. e. Robert Jameso n '66 Steven F. Lowe '71 Prof. Ne ll J. Newton '76 Mrs. Florine B. Gorksy Thoma. H. Jamison '75 Laura R. Lowell '80 Janet A. Nexon '82 Ha rry Gorsk y Harvey Jang '97 Harvey J. Lung '81 Stacey Boyle Ng '87 Jeffrey M. Graeber '78 Andre E. Jardini '76 Raymond M. Lynch '80 Lan Q. Nguyen '90 Amory W. Graham Gregg W. Ja rrett '80 Clyde L. MacGowan, Jr. '63 Patrick A. Nielson '75 Garrett r. Graham Han. Wi lli am E. Jensen '51 John A. M.cKerron '84 Jennifer E, Niles '92 Robert M. Grauba rd '74 Edward Jew '73 James B. MagUire, 111 '68 Frank J. Noll '73 Arthur W. Gray, Jr. '52 Richard S, Johns '7 1 William G. Maimone '76 Cha rl es E. Noneman '78 Steven J. Gray '82 Stanley A, Johnson '49 Ei leen M. Ma ll ey '85 Betsy Nova '83 Marcia L. Green '79 Richard E. Johnston '61 Thomas E. Malley, Jr, '69 Peter J. Nova '83 Michael L. Greene '87 David A. Jones, Jr. '85 Prof. John , Malone Han. Ralph Nunez '68 BiOn M. Gregory '68 Lawrence Jones '58 Michael G, Malone '74 Han, L. e. Nunley '63 Gordon W. Gregory '78 Matthew A, Joseph '79 Jon . Malsnee '72 Ca rl a B. Oakley '87 Han. Edward R. Grogan '50 Philippa L. Jubelirer '83 J. Keith Mann Bernard E. O'Connor, Jr, '65 Joseph A. Gross '82 Margaret H. Kalavaris Harrett W. Mannina, Sr. '46 John MichaelO'Connor '72 Amanda B. Grove '90 Barry L. Kanel '77 Heidi S, Maretz '89 Ronald N. Ohata '78 James H. Gulseth '74 Stanley T Kanetake '68 Peter B. Ma retz '89 Lon K, Okada '78 Steven H, Gurnee '75 Lawrence S. Kash Mildred A. Markham Douglas W. Oldfield '81 James F. Gustin '63 David J. Kastanis '96 Marita K. Marshall '78 Charles R, Olson '87 Eric R. Haas '76 Han. Robert F. Kaster '67 Peter W. Marsha ll '72 And rew W. Olsson '71 Thomas A. Haeuser '73 John M. Kauffman '91 John R. Martineau '69 Mrs. Elizabeth N. Orgel Patrick J. Hagan '75 Harold Kaufman Michael D. Mason '73 Robert S. Orgel Dwight S. Haldan '76 Mrs. Hedi Kaufman Edward Mastrangelo '78 Mark F Ornellas '74 Edwi n B. Hales '67 Jo Anne W. Keller '77 Jerold T Matayoshi '80 Paul M. Ostroff '75 PaulO, Halme '66 Michael A. Kell y '76 Mas.ru Matsuda '96 Dist. Prof, Roger Park Richard L. Hamilton '65 Richard K. Keyes '76 Bradley M. Matteoni '87 Toshal Natasha Patel '98 Han. Benjamin W. Ham rick, Ret. '50 Sarah J. Ki ll go re '60 Philip R. Matthews '77 Han. Cha rl es S. Peery '40 James A. Harbin '76 Col. John e. Kinney '49 Patrick S, Mattimore '83 Brian Pendleton '68 Ian Hardcastle '89 Han. Richard W. Kirby, Ret. '64 Han. Richard J. McAdams '68 Victor M. Perez '82 Peter Hard ing '80 Gerald J. Kitchen '71 John I. McBeth '78 Kurt e. Peterson '78 James G. Harlan '76 E. Barry Kline '66 Han. Francis L. McCarty '33 Robert J. Pia '84 James W. Harper '94 Paul L. Knight '75 Gordon E. McClintock '67 Han. Theodore D. Piatt '66 Han. Walter H. Harri ngton, Jr. '52 Alfred r. Knoll '68 R. Andrew McCoppin '94 Paul A. Podrid '76 Neil A. Harris '86 Roy J. Koegen '74 Douglas R. McCorquodale '72 Ja mes F Pokorn y '75 David B. Harrison '69 Daniel Koller, D.V.M, '81 William T McCullough '84 Gary B. Polga r '73 John G. Harrison, Jr. '76 Michael e. Koski '76 Han. Willard W. McEwen, Jr. '60 Comm. Gary A. Polinsky '65 Charles R. Hart, Jr, '64 Chri stina M, Kotowski '98 Robert A. McFarlane '94 Drew E. Pomerance '81 Thomas M. Hart, IV '77 Joan Krajewski '88 John r. McGlynn '66 Del ia Poon '96 James A, Haverkamp '81 Lori B. Kramer '84 Han. Robert G. McGrath '68 Susan M. Popik '75 Han. Priscilla H. Haynes '51 Eric R. Krebs '91 Tanya B. McGregor '98 Gerald Posner '78 Edward J. Hegarty '63 Ronald F. Krelle '77 David G. Mcinnes '49 Henry A. Pay '56 Michael J. Henderson '80 David H. Kremer '78 Han. Parlen L. McKenna '72 Warren T Pratt '80 Phyllis Townsend Henderson '80 Matthew R. Kretzer '91 Madeline G. McLaughlin '71 Jim G. Price '85 Mrs. Carol Henry Henry e. Krivetsky '60 William T McLaugh lin, 11 '84 Han. Roland N. Purnell '63 Winifred L. Hepperle '43 Noell K. Kubota '77 Dennis E. McLean '80 James M. Purvis '72 Andrew D, Herman '96 Han. Manuel L. Kugler '50 Philip A. McLeod '81 William A. Quinby '67 Simeon M. Herskovits '92 Sunil R. Ku lkarni '96 Tanya S. Me Veigh '91 Wa ll ace G. Quinli sk '49 Allan Herzog William J. Lafferty '85 Susanne L. Meline '93 James L. Racusin '66 Mrs. Nancy S. Herzog John M. Landry '88 Lou is J. Menendez, Jr. '74 Han. A. Matthew Raggio '52 Wendy Herzog '83 Richard A. Lapping '82 Robert J. Menifee '69 Richard e. Raines '74 Han. Ronald R. Heumann '65 Jim La ssa rt Peter Meringolo '98 Jahan r. Ralssi '93 Frederick J. Hickman '86 Mrs. Patri cia D. Lassart Paul a E. Meyer '83 Shauna T Rajkowski '90 Ch ristopher A. Hilen '89 Ch ristopher L. Lau '76 Shako T Michael '88 Terrence D. Ranahan '73 Henry HiU'65 Jeffrey D. Lau '77 Han. Rudolf H. Michaels '48 David e. Rancano '83 Rachel Hill '98 La rry R, La voie '77 M. Paul Mihalek '94 Sandra L. Rappaport '94 Dorothy L. Hines '95 Prof. Vi rgin ia Lea ry John Milani '94 La rry G. Raski n '84 Han. Edward A. Hinz, Ret. '61 David 0. Ledbetter '77 Alan L. Miles '84 Han. Nancy L. Rasmussen '76 Mark J. Hirabayashi '81 Judith Ledbetter '76 Donald F Miles '74 Ann M. Ravel '74 Da vic! r. Hodges '77 Carol Man Lee '74 Lawrence B. Miller '68 Sherry L. Rawlings '92 Kay del Carmen Holley '76 Dr. Douglas T Lee '60 Dr. Russell H. Miller '83 Mi chael B. Read '73 Lore n D. Hostek '75 Susa n D, Lee '89 Robert e. Mills '91 Han. Timothy A. Reardon '66 Gregg B. Hovey '83 Myra K. Levenson '94 Frank S. Milton Han. Norman S, Reid '57 M. Leslie Hovey '86 Victor Levi Han. Charlene r. Mitchell '77 Gerald A. Rein '68 Ca rl Howa rd '49 Mildred W. Levin '34 Gerald F. Mohun, Jr. '83 Craig H. Rich lin '78 Bernard G. Howell '72 Barry L. Levine '74 Anne e. Molgaard '91 SCOtt D. Richmond '64 Richard L. Huff '68 Han. Wi lli am F. Levins, Ret. '49 Jo Ann Montoya '87 Paul J. Riehle '84 John A. Hughes '85 Sally O. Levinson Michael D. Montoya '87 David J. Rivera '78 Helen Yuen Hing Hui '74 Rose-Eve K. Lew is '80 Bill G. Moore '51 Peter R. Robinson '80 Jack E. Hursh '33 Diane Lichtenstein Willson e. Moore, Jr. '53 Catherine A. Rogers '94 Darrell A. Hutchinson '64 Marcella Lillis '96 Eileen L. Mori '96 Florence W. Roisman Robert B. Hutchinson '69 Damon Lim '96 William R. Morris '73 James R. Ron '55 Dimitri K. lIyin '59 Thomas J. Lima '89 Michael W. Morrison '76 Michael Ropers '61 Dennis A. Ing '67 Linda G. Lipscomb '82 Marsha L. Morrow '76 Robert A. Rose '52 W. Ronald Ingram '62 Rebecca Litteneker '83 Erin e. Morton '95 Stephen N. Rosen '70 James H. Irish '81 Prof. Rory Li ttle Richard Mask Stephen A. 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its center. In composing your note, JUDGE WESTOVER NAMED CONTRA COSTA ALUMNUS OF THE YEAR Concra Costa Alumni Chapter President Cliff Horner ('91), right, presents the Chapter Alumnus-of the- Year Award to the Hon. Wayne A. Westo ver, Jr. ('51), on July 29, 1998, at the Chapter's Incoming Studencs and A lumnus­ remember to answer the questions of the- Year Reception. The reception was hosted by A lumni Association Board of Governors member Brian Thiesse n ('67) at his Alamo res idence. Itv.. ho, what, when, and where" and to CLASS OF 1953 CLASS OF 1958 EDWARD A . MORRIS has just written HON. MARVIN G . HAUN retired in include titles and pret iOl(S poSItions, as another book, Evolution to Sainthood. It December 1997 from the Alameda Coun­ was composed at his island home in Fiji, ty Municipal Court's Fremont-Newark­ tceH as nett ones. Photos ure aitwys where he li ves for up to six months each Union City Judicial District. He was year. There he has no distractions, since appointed Court Commissioner in 1983, (l pprecialeci he has no TV, radio, or newspapers, and and in 1985 Gov. George Deukmejian there are no autos, roads, or shops. His named him to the Municipal Court. an Francisco home, however, is equipped with a computer. Visit his web CLASS OF 1963 site at www.lspirit.com/ sirrom. HON . FRANKLIN J . MITCHELL, a judge on the San Diego Superior Court, North County Branch, plans to retire in January 1999. .... II i\ ~ T I ,,\ (; ~

CLASS OF 1964 Appell ate Law Speciali st, has practiced in JOSEPH W. COTCHETT was the the appell ate courts fo r 30 years. He has cover sto ry for the San Francisco Exam­ been lead counsel in mo re than 50 repor t­ iner Magazine on July 19,1998. "Supe r­ ed appell ate decisions and cou nsel of lawyer Cotchett's .. . client list reads like record in more than 130 appeals and a W h o~ Who of the downtrodden and appell ate writs. victimized - fixed-income elders cheated in the savings and loa n scandal, CLASS OF 1969 What are those Amerasian children in the Philippines HON . DOUGLAS E . SWAGER, Asso­ abandoned by their Ameri can m il itary ciate Justice of the Firs t Dist rict Cou rt of three little words fathers, families of murdered civil rights Appeal, Sa n Francisco, was profiled in the workers ...." writes Larry D . Hatfield. A ugust 7, 1998, Los Angeles Daily JournaL nobody wants Ju tice Swager likes to return once a year to hear? JOHN A . ELLIS has returned to Cali­ to h is old court in Contra Costa County fornia, after a three-year hiatus in Colorado, "for kind of a reality check. Plus, I enjoy to join the Los Angeles firm of Trope and it," he says. "Bein g on the trial bench is a Trope, specializing in family law. tough job." "PARTY OF ONE?"

TERENCE HALLINAN, San Francisco CLASS OF 197 1 District Attorney, has been credited with JAMES R . ARNOLD has opened the aiding inner-city yo uth through Mentor Arnold Law Firm on Bush Street in San Don't let this Diversion, a program H all inan launched Fran cisco with a practi ce limited to en vi­ in 1996. Participants, all charged with happen to you. ronmental and real estate litigation, coun­ drug-related offenses, are earning high seling, and regulatory compliance. He is school graduate equivalency degrees or C hair of the 1,200-member Superfund are enrolled in communit y college, says and H azardous Waste Committee of the an August 12,1998, San Francisco Exam­ American Bar Association 's Section of iner article. T he pilot program, which The Alumni Association Natural Resources, Energy, and Environ­ began with 25 participants and little mental Law. needs volunteers to help funding, now has 75 participants and $150,000 in city funding. contact graduates for HON . EDWARD FORSTENZER was elected to the Mono Superior Court in THOMAS R. HANFORD, Deputy Dis­ Reunions 1999 next fall. Bridgeport, California, in June 1998. He trict Attorney for Santa C lara County, previously served as Presiding Judge on retired in O ctober 1998. Among the the Mon o Municipal Court. most-profiled trial lawyers in the history Alumni from the Classes of the county, he had been a prosecutor CLASS O F 1972 for 33 years. of '54, '59, '64, '69, '74, '79, JEROME L. LEMBERGER of Pikes '84, '89, CLASS OF 1 965 Peak/ Arkansas Rive r Legal Aid opened a third office in Salida, Colorado, in Febru­ RONALD G . SKIPPER of the law ary 1998. His other offices are in Pueblo offi ces of Ronald Skipper continues to and Colorado Springs. VVE practice law, primarily in San Bernardino and Riverside Counties, where he spe­ CANDACE HEISLER SLADE, a for­ ciali zes in personal injury and education NEED mer San Francisco Assistant District matters. He is Chairman of the Board of Attorney, received the California District life Financial Corporation, parent com­ YOUI Attorney Association 's John J. Meehan pany of life Bank, and lives in San Career Achievement Award at the orga­ Bernardino and Rancho Mirage. n ization 's annual summer conferen ce. H er previous work in domestic violence CLASS OF 1968 prosecution was profiled in the July 7, JAY-ALLEN EISEN, a principal of the 1998, Los Angeles Daily JournaL She is Sacramento-based firm of Eisen & John­ now an Assistant Adjunct Professor at ston, has been elected the 1998-99 Presi­ H astings College of the Law, a consultant dent of the California Academy of with Peace Officer Standards and Train­ Appellate Lawyers. Eisen, a C ertified ing (POST) in Sacramen to, and a consul­ tant and teacher in California and

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n,nionall y fo r a vari ety of entities in the to pre ent programs and con ults with bility, in urance coverage, and real e'tate area of elder abuse and domestic vi olence. law fi rm on career sat isfacti on, client tran acti on . relations, and improved communica tion ("' SS OF 1 973 for firm lawyers and other employees. PATRICIA A . NUGENT of the law and ELLEN L. C HAITIN, an Francisco When not working with lawyer career mediation offi ce of Trish Nugent in 1unicipal ourt Presiding Judge, has been iss ues, he is the Vice President of C reati ve Santa Rosa celebrated 20 yea r in prac ti ce creJited with aiding inner-city youth Veterinary Concept , which helps ve teri­ in July, when he was profil ed in the th rough Mentor Diversion, a program narian more effecti vely market their Santa Rosa Daily Hera ld Recorder as launch din 1996. Participant , all charged practices. Last summer, she beat her pre­ among the pi oneering women lawye r in with drug-related offenses, are earning high viou one-day hiking record, covering 25 onoma County. To mark the occa ion, school graduate equivalency degrees or are miles in the Sierras with a 4,000-plus foot she made a donation to onoma County enrolled in community coll ege, says an elevation ga in. Legal Aid. A ugu t 12, 1998, San Francisco Examiner article. Judge Chaitin "endlessly pestered, HON, STEVEN E . JAHR, a Judge on CLASS OF 1978 cajoled, encouraged, and reprimanded" the the Shasta County Superior Court in DAVID BARGMAN, solo practitioner in yo uthful offenders. The pilot program, Redding, is the recipient of the Judicial New York City specializing in entertain­ which began with 25 participants and little Council of California's Distinguished ment and employ ment law, would like to fu nding, now has 75 participants and Service Awa rd as Jurist of the Year. The hear from alumni, old and new, in the 150,000 in city funding. honor wa presented at the annual C al i­ New York area. Contact him at fornia Judicial Administration Confer­ dbargman@ea rthlink.net. HON. LEON P . Fox, Sa nta Clara ence in February 1998. He al 0 has been County Municipal Court Judge and fo r­ re-appointed C hair of the Trial Court GORDON W . GREGORY is Managing mer prosecutor, was profiled in the July 22, Budget Commission by C hief Justice Director and C hairman of Mosaic Capital 1998, San Francisco Daily Journal on the Ronald M. George of the California in Sherman O aks, which specializes in occasion of his assignment to the People v. Supreme Court. middle-market merger and acquisition, Avant case, in which six executives of the sales and divestitures of businesses, strate­ Fremont-ba ed software company were WILLIAM W . MERRILL, formerly with gic alli ances, debt and equity fin ancing, charged with conspiracy and theft of the firm of Littler Mendelson in San and fin ancial restructu ring. trade secrets from a competi tor. Fox was Di ego, is now of counsel with the firm of Best Best & Krieger in San Diego. He app inted to the Municipal Court bench ROBERT E . SIMMS, C EO and General in 1982 by Gov. Jerry Brown, Jr. continues to pecialize in labor and Counsel of TRUX Airline C argo in employ ment law for management, South San Francisco, recently was elected WILLIAM H . LEIFER opened the law emphasizing public education agencies Vi ce President of H anna Boys C enter's offices of William H. Leifer in Fresno in and other public agencies. volunteer Board of Directors. Simms has July 1998. The firm specializes in civilliti­ served on the H anna Boa rd and the Legal gatio n and landlord/ tenant matters. CLASS OF 1976 Committee for five years. HON . JANE YORK, Fresno County JOHN H . LEJNIEKS was designated as Superi or Court Judge, initiated and pre­ NANCY TELLEM has been named Presi­ a Certified Estate Planning, Trust, and sides over the first domestic violence dent of the C BS network's Entertain­ Probate Law peciali t in A ugust 1998 by court and post-con viction drug court in ment Division. She is only the second the State Bar of Califo rnia Boa rd of Legal the county. She was honored recently by woman to head a major network enter­ Speciali za tion. His law offices are located the YWCA as one of the Top Ten Busi­ tainment division. in Huntington Beach. ness/ Professional Women of the Year. CLASS OF 1979 CLASS OF 1977 CLASS OF 1974 CARLYN R . CHRISTIANSON is Prac­ HINDI GRE E N B ERG'S newest book, JOAN L. CASSMAN, a partner with tice Manager of a 19-physician anesthes i­ The La wyer s Career Change Handbook, the San Francisco firm of Hanson Brid­ ology medical group in San Luis Obispo, an alternative career options and gett Marcus Vlahos & Rudy, has been where she is responsible for contract resources guide, has been released by named President of the Bay A rea C ity negotiati ons with third-party payers, hos­ Avon Publishing. Greenberg is also co­ Attorneys Association. Her practice pitals, and office-based su rgeons. author of Beyond L.A. Law: Breaking the includes acting as General Counsel to Traditional "Lawyer" Mold, published by everal regional water district. CLASS OF 1980 Harcourt Brace. As the President of BRIAN C . JOHNSON is President and EDWARD D . HAAS has been named a Law ye rs in Transition, she has poken C EO of Viersen O il and Gas Company, partner with the Chicago-based fi rm of about law ye r career sa ti sfacti on and alter­ O kmulgee, O klahoma, an independent oil nati"e ca reer to bar a sociations and law Hinshaw & C ulbertson. He is resident in and gas production company. He also the firm' an Francisco office, where his chool acro the coun try. She al 0 has teache trial practice at the U nive rsity of partnered with a prominent p yc hologist prac tice concentrates on professional lia- Tulsa Law School. · II \ S'I' I ;'II:S

RANDALL L. MANLEY, a principal of Retirement Benefits Planning in Alamo, a company which specializes in retire­ ment, tax, and estate planning, has been awarded the Dalbar Seal for Financial Professionals. Manley also received Dal­ bar's top designation of "Excellent." Dal­ bar, 1nc., an independent Boston-based research firm, recognizes financial profe - sionals who meet stringe nt requirements acknowledged by the Securities and Exchange Commission and who receive positive ratings from cl ients in four cate­ gories: financial results, trust, satisfaction, and overall quality of advice.

KELVIN H . TAKETA, formerly Vice President and Executive Director of the Nature Conservancy's Asia/ Pacific Region, is Pres ident and CEO of the $230 million Hawaii Community Foun­ dation, founded in 1916. Richard Shively (,82 ) Nestor Barrera ('84)

STEPHEN E . TAYLOR is a Deputy District Attorney and head of the San LILA ABDUL- RAHIM ('83), obtaining the Oakland firm of Duda, Rahim & Joaquin County District Attorney's Spe­ a $360,000 verdict for the plaintiff Ratto specializing in civil litigation and cial Operations Unit in Stockton. against the C ity of Oakland. Gaines was workers compensation, recently tried a recently appointed Assistant General same-sex sexual harassment and retalia­ CLASS OF 1981 Counsel of the San Francisco Housing tion case with DENN IS E . GAI NES MICHAEL J . BERGER, an attorney in Authority. ('82), a solo practitioner in San Francisco, solo practice in Beverly Hills speciali zing obtaining a $360,000 verdict for the plain­ in bankruptcy, civil litigation, and enter­ SUSAN Y . JANIN, a partner with the tiff against the City of Oakland. tainment law, recently appeared on the San Francisco firm of Shartsis Friese & national television shows "Extra" and Ginsburg, retired from the practice of SUE VOGEL is owner of Pince-Nez "Inside Edition" to discuss his client Cur­ law at the end of 1997 and has since Press, a San Francisco-based publisher of rie Grant's libel case against Priscilla Pres­ been pursuing her dream - volunteer­ guidebooks to private schools, poetry, le y. The case, originall y set for trial in fall ing at Pets Unlimited's emergency vet­ and fiction. She was formerly a partner 1998 in Santa Monica Superior Court, erinary hospital. with Jones, Waldo, Holbrook & McDo­ has since been settled. nough in Utah. CAMERON KIRK has been named a LUANN CSERR has opened a solo partner with the Santa Rosa firm of CLASS OF 1984 practice in Oakland, specializing in Rivkin Radler & Kremer. He is head of NESTOR BARRERO has joined Univer­ biotechnology patents and strategic the firm's real estate, land use, environ­ sal Studies, Inc., as Vice President-Employ­ counseling. Her daughter, Francesca, is mental, and administrative law practice. ment Counsel. He is responsible for provid­ now three yea rs old. Classmates may con­ ing legal advice on employment law to vari­ tact her at [email protected]. RICHARD D . SHIVELY has joined the ous park and corporate groups. He and his San Francisco office of the Kansas City­ wife, ZINNIA CORONEL ('85), reside ABBY J . LEIBMAN, co-founder of the based firm of Shook, Hardy & Bacon. He with their two daughters in Pasadena. California Women's Law Center, a Los serves as of counsel and focuses his prac­ Angeles legal services age ncy, reports the tice on general civil litigation, including FERNANDO TAFOYA has opened law agency will celebrate its 10th anniversary insurance coverage and insurance bad offices in San Francisco and Fresno special­ in 1999. faith, professional li ability, government izing in litigation and has been appointed contracts and procurement law, and com­ General Counsel to the State/ National CLASS OF 1982 mercial disputes. Mexican American Political Association DENNIS E . GAINES, a solo practition­ (MAPA). He is a member of the faculty of CLASS OF 1983 er in San Francisco, recently tried an New College of the Law in San Francisco, employment discrimination case with LILA ABDUL-RAH IM, a partner with where he teaches evidence.

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tion, estate planning and admini tra­ D O ROTHY K . GUSTAFSON is of tion, and busines law. Formerl y, he was oun el to the Bay Area appellate pecialty an as ociate attorney at Downey, Brand firm of Bien & ummers. he is based in and, before that, CFO and General an 1ateo. Formerly, she served a Judicial Counsel of Um ix, Inc., in Colorado taff Attorney to the late Hon. Robert Springs, Colorado. Merrill of the California Court of Appeal, First Appellate Di trict, Division Three. DAVI D P. VAUGHN is Assistant he previou ly had practiced with the U.S. Attorney, Cent ral District of Cal­ an Franci co firm of Brobeck, Phleger ifornia, Los Angeles. & Harri on. CLASS OF 1988 DEBORAH J . JACOBS has joined STEVEN E . FINEMAN recently the New York office of the internation­ opened the New York City office of allaw firm of Ful brigh t & Jaworsk i as the Sa n Francisco-based firm Lieff, of counsel. She focuses her practice on Cab raser, Heimann & Bernstei n. tax law, with an emphas is on equipmen t financing and in ternational tax. Previ­ ANDREW C . MCCULLOUGH is ously, she was a senior manager in Ernst Vice President and General Counsel & Yo ung's inte rnational capital markets of the Century Thea tres chain, which group, where she worked on cross-bor­ is based in Sa n Rafael. Century is der financial t ransactions and inte rna­ building new theaters and refurbish­ Christopher 8. Clwrlton ('91) t ional merger and acquisit ions. ing old ones on the stadium-style seat­ ing concept, in which every row is 12 CLASS OF 1986 to promote legal association develop­ to 18 inches higher than the next. H e ment, judicial reform, and continuing MARK A . BLUM, a pa rtner with the was profi led in the Los Angeles Daily legal education programs. She also will Monterey firm of Horan, Ll oyd, Journal on July 13, 1998. work to develop interactive legal train­ Karachale, Dye r, Schwartz, Law & Cook ing seminars and roundtables for judges specializing in land use, is also a photogra­ CLASS OF 1989 and attorneys on judicial ethics and pher who has been shooting three-d imen­ GREGORY J . FUREY is Deputy human rights and will assist the Belaru­ sional photos for nea rl y 30 years. His lat­ Distri ct Attorney in charge of the sian Law Students' Association in pub­ est books, Beneath the Sea in 3-D and Tracy, California, outlying office of the lishing its law journal and orga nizing Bugs in 3-D, have 3-D viewers built in. San Joaquin County District Attor­ moot court competitions. They are published by C hronicle Books ney. He is responsible for the felony of Sa n Francisco. The Monterey County caseload of the southwestern portion of EDUARDO A . ANGELES is a Deputy Herald profiled Blum on May 26, 1998. the county. C ity Attorney with the San Francisco C ity Attorney's Office. HARRIET HAWKINS, a Los A nge­ L. ELIZABETH M. NOONAN has been les County Deputy Alternate Public named a partner with the Providence, PAUL D . DRAPER left the Los Ange­ Defender, was one of two defense lawyers Rhode Island, firm of Adler Poll ock & les firm of Cox, Castle & Nicholson in in the Enni Cosby murder case. Previous­ Sheehan, where she has practiced since 1996 to establish his own firm and ly, she was a Public Defender for the feder­ 1992. She practices in the litigation recently moved into new offices in al courts in Los Angeles for six yea rs. group, with a foc us on real estate and Lag una Hills. He continues to concen­ en vironmental law. trate in business litigation. DAVID G . TEKELL recently joined with his wife, Angela Eads Tekell , and SUSAN W. ZEME has started her STEPHEN A. RAY has been promoted two other attorneys to open tbe fi rm of own practice in Oakland, representing to Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs Male ovas, Martin & Tekell in Waco, Texas. employers in labor and employ ment at Harvard Law School. The fi rm specializes in insurance litigation matters, counseling, employee hand­ and consumer class action li tigation. books, and litigation defense. CLASS OF 1991 CHRISTOPHER B . CHARLTON has CLASS OF 1987 CLASS OF 1990 opened a solo practi ce in Albuquerque, S IL VI O REGGIARDO III is counsel CYNTHIA J. ALKO N , formerl y a New Mexico, focusing on personal injury, wi th the Sacramento law firm of Deputy Public Defender for the Los insurance claims, and commerciallitiga­ Downey, Brand, Seymour & Rohwer, Angeles County Public Defender's tion. Previously, he was a Shareholder/ where he is a member of the business Office, is serving for a year with the Director with Mill er, Stratvert & Torger­ department. His practice focuses on taxa- ABA's Central and East European Law son in Albuquerque. Initiative (CEELl) in Minsk, Belarus,

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MICHAEL D . H E LLMAN was named a CLASS OF 1 993 ness and sports law. He and his wife, Regi­ na, have a second son, Jordan Wesley, partner with the Sa nta Barbara firm of CHRIS D . EDGINGTON and born on March 24, 1998. Fell, Ma rki ng, Abkin, Montgomery, GABRIELE BROVEDANI, 1993 class­ Granet & Raney. His practice focuses on mates, have opened the firm of Edgington SANDRA J . SHEPARD has been pro­ business and telecommunica tions litiga­ & Brovedani in Sa n Francisco. Their moted from Associate Counsel to Legal ti on. practice foc uses o n consumer rights, fa i r Counsel at Santa Rosa-based M indscape, a debt coll ection practices, fa ir credit d ivision of the Learning Company. She is HEIDI T. SALERNO, a Deputy reporting, and personal injury. Attorney General in the Califo rnia responsible for M indscape' legal func­ ti ons and, after the compan ys merger Department of Ju stice, was recently the CLASS OF 1994 recipient of the Attorney General's wi th TLC, in charge of TLC' overseas KEEVA G . COE, formerly with the Award for Excellence in Legal Services. licensing in Asia, A ustrali a, and the Unit­ Most of her litiga tion practice focuses Sacramento fir m of Marron Reid, has ed Kin gdom, as well . joined the firm of Di epenbrock, Wulff, on defending state agencies in employ­ Plant & Hannegan in Sacramento. ment discriminati on lawsuits in both CLASS OF 1995 state and federal courts. ELIZABETH S . CALL and her hus­ RACHEL B . HEWITT is in-house coun­ sel for the C1orox Com pa ny in Oakland. band, Dave, welcomed the birth of their CLASS OF 1992 first child, Abiga il Sarah, on April 4, 1998. JANINE S . LEVINE has joined the San She returned to work from maternity DEBORAH L. MARTIN has joined the Francisco office of Liebert, Cassid y & Santa Barbara firm of Hatch & Parent as leave on a part-time basis in September Frierson, a boutique firm specializing in an associate attorney in the firm's employ­ 1998 at the Phoen ix office of the Wash­ labor and employ ment law. She specializes ment law practice group. ington, D.C., firm of Steptoe & Johnson. in defending management in wrongful Her husba nd, DAVID CALL ('95), prac­ termination, sexual harassment, and tices en vironmental law at Fennemore & JOHN D . PARKER II has formed his employ ment discrimination litiga tion. own practice in Phoenix, focusing on busi- C raig in Phoenix. Previously, she was with the firm of Sellar Haza rd in Walnut Creek.

TYLER R. MEADE has joined the San GREETINGS FROM GUAM AND PALAU Francisco firm of Bartko, Zankel, Tar­ rant & Miller in its litiga tion practice. He will concentrate on complex civil litiga tion, white coll ar defense, and fr anchise law. Previously, he was a Deputy Attorney General with the fin ancial crimes unit of the Cali fornia Department of Justice.

STEVEN G . PEARL and his wife, Jill, announce the birth of their first child, Sarah Beth, on June 20, 1998. He is an Encino-based solo practitioner, focusing Attending the Pacific judicial Conference in Koror, Palau, on April 29, 1998, were Professor David on commercial litiga tio n, and has been jung; Arthur Ngirak lsong, the Chief justice of the Republic of Palau; Hon. Marty W K. Taylor ('67), elected to the Executive Committee of Chief justice of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands and President of the Pacific Valley Vote, a group petitioning for the judicial Counci l; and Professor David Levine. San Fernando Valley to create a new city independent of Los Angeles. Randall Todd Thompson ('88) and William J. Blair ('76) were among those attending an alumni dinner at Agana, BARRY J. TUCKER, an attorney with Guam, on May!, 1998. Pillsbury Madison & Sutro's San Diego office, received the Outstanding Match Awa rd from Volunteers in Parole, Inc., which matches attorneys with juvenile parolees. He also received the Distin­ guished Service Award from the San Diego Volunteer Lawyers Program.

. ... I~ .j .... CAROLYN K . E G HRAR I ha moved to ew Yo rk, ha been admitted to the bar, Lipman's Latest Book and i an atto rney with Mark . Egh rari and Associate in mithtown. he pe ial­ Presented to the Library izes in estate planni ng. On March 2, [99 , her daughter, A manda Baheyeh Lamber­ ichel Li pman ('34), left, recently pre ented a copy of his latest book, Medica l Law and Ethics, to Academic Dean Leo Martinez ('78) for the tus, was born. Library. The book helps clinical and administrati ve health ca re person­ nel understand legal aspect of i sues, from the handlin g of patient MARK P . FICKES is a Deputy Di t rict record and avoiding malpractice to abortion, AID , and the ri ght to die. It is Attorney with the Santa Clara County publi hed by Regents/ Prentice Hall. Lipman is the scriptwriter for "Point of Distric t Atto rney' Office, prosecuting Law," a long-running national radi o show on legal matter, which in 1998 won a violent felons on the offi ce's robbe ry­ il ve r Microphone Award. He al 0 has written "Tale of California" for the Cali­ assa ul t team. fo rnia Broadcast ing Sys tem; man y of those dramatized histo ric sto ri es will shortly appea r in a book, Tales of the Wild Wes t, to be published by Bluewood MICHAEL D . HUTTNER is Director of Publicatio ns. He is the author of a series of law wo rkbooks fo r chil d ren, Government Affairs for the America n which are readable at the fo urth-grade level, and is now revising a book, Heart Associati on in Denve r. Guidebook for the Ho spita l Patient. Mr. Lipman previously has con t ri buted articl e to the Has tings Community, a well. LESLEY F . KIM is an associate with taton & Hughes, a political con ulting firm in San Francisco. She recently man­ aged Carol Yaggy's successfu l campaign for Superior Court Judge. She's currently dabbling in kickbox ing and violin and is writing the C lass of 1992 news column for the Univers ity of Chicago Magazine. C lassmates may contact her at LF-kim- [email protected].

MATTHEW B . SWARTZ has moved his corporate and securities practice from Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati to the San Francisco firm of Brobeck, Phleger & Harrison, where he represents emerging growth businesses, ve nture capital firms, and underwriters. He recently served as General Counsel to the U.S. Senate cam­ paign of San Diego Mayor Susan Golding.

CLASS OF 1996 MICHAEL F . EHRLICH has joined the business and entertainment practice of C rosby, Heafey, Roach & May in the firm's Century C ity office in Los Angeles. He also focuses on intellectual property matters. Formerly, he was with the firm of Sedgwick, Detert, Moran & Arnold.

ELAINE L. FITCH has joined with Matt Kumin and Randy Daar in their civil rights practice at the law offices of Matthew Kumin. She will focu on police miscon­ duct li tigation, while maintaining her prac­ tice in state and federal criminal appeals.

KRISTY K . HUNT, a Deputy County Attorney in the Maricopa County Attor­ ney's Office in Phoenix, is now a member

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of both the Ca l i~ rnia and Arizo na Bar . he is interested in erving as a mentor Nell Jessup Newton, for potential career prosecutors, whether Expert in Native A merican Law, in Arizo na or California. E-mail her at kristyhun [email protected]. Becomes Dean At Denver LISA B . MEDEIROS opened her crimi­ nal defen e law firm immedi ately after a tings alumna Nell Jess up New­ pass ing the Massachusetts Ba r. She has to n, a profes o r of law at A me ri­ offi ces in two Boston-area location - in can U ni ve rsity in Washington, Framingham, where she has a solo prac­ D.c., became the 15th Dean of tice, and in Dorchester, where she prac­ the U nive rsity of Denve r oll ege of Law tices with a partner. in Jul y 1998. Newton is one of onl y 15 women deans of the nation's 180 accredit­ IRINA TENTSER is a litigation associate ed law schools. The University of Den ver at Haney, Bu chanan & Patterson in Los is known for its programs in natural Angel es. She also represents O sca r-nomi­ resources law, international law, clinical that first procl aimed a Clara Foltz Day nated and Emmy-winning entertainment legal education, and the law as it relates after the Law Journal published an article to Native America n . clients independently. She recently mar­ about Foltz in Newton's third yea r. "I still University of Denver C hancell or have m y original C lara Foltz T-shirt," she ri ed Drake Foster, a Loyola Law School Dean Ritchie "believes, as I do, that val­ sa id . "We worked very hard to get mo re student, and she was just awarded the ues must be at the core of professional women hired at Has tings, and I think we State Bar of California's Wiley W Manuel education," said Newton, who will spend started something. Look at all the great Award for Bono Legal Services, as well Pro much of her first year getting to know women who are there now!" as a Certificate of Appreciation and alumni and helping the school plan ini­ In addition to America n U ni versity, Merit from Bet T zedek Lega l Services. tiatives fo r the next century. Newton has held teaching positions at Dean Newton, a member of the Class Boston College; at Hastings, where she CLASS OF 1997 of 1976, remembers was a Visiting Professor in MATTHEW G . BALL has finished a her time at Hastings To mark the beginning of 1994-95; and at Catholi c U ni­ clerkship with the HON . ROBERT E . in terms of her profes­ Newro n ~ dea nshi p, on Sep­ versity School of Law, where COYLE ('56), U.s. District Judge for the sors. "I would stress tember 17, 1998, Denve r area she was the fi rst ten ured Eastern District of California. He has the great mentoring I alumni and guests joined woman and the first woman joined the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania-based got from Joe G rodin, Dean Mary Kay Kane and full professor. She erved on firm of Kirkpatrick & Lockhart as an Jon Van Dyke - who Dean Ne U Jessu p Newron several Association of Ameri­ associate. taught me constitu­ ('76) at an alumni reception can Law Schools committees tionallaw - and Leo at the law offi ces of Riggs, and has long served in va rious O'Brien, who ga ve me A bney, Neal, Turpen, Orbison capacities on the AALS Native TROY A . BRITT is a trial attorney with the confidence to & Lewis in Denve r. See American Rights Section. She Federal Defenders of San Diego, specializ­ believe I could do any­ '1\ lumni Receptions" for pho­ is the founding member and, ing in criminal defense. thing," she recalled. rographs of this eve nt. since 1992, coordinator of the Van Dyke, who D.C./ Ma ryland/ Virgin ia/ West ELISHA G . CRITTENDEN is a Deputy now teaches in Hawaii, talked her in to Virginia Women Law Professors Group. District Attorney in the Los Angeles Dis­ applying to teach legal writing at With Robert C linton and Monroe trict Attorney's Office, specializing in Catholic University, where he had taught Price, she is an author of the third edition criminal law. He recently published an for a few years, Newton sa id. "Jon, Leo of A merican Indian Law and is at work article on disclosure of tax returns in for­ (whom we called lOB'), and Joe treated us on a fourth edition. With Robert Clin­ feiture cases in The Pipeline, the Califor­ like equals .. . and they certainly provid­ ton, she is co-edito r-in-chief of the third nia District Attorney's Association train­ ed a model of professionalism for me." edition of the Handbook of Federa llndi­ ing manual. Newton also credits the Women's an Law, a major treatise in the field, to be Union, now called the Clara Foltz Femi­ published in the yea r 2000. She has some ETHAN G . KALETT is an attorney at nist Association, with providing man y 50 journal articles and other publicati ons the Court of Veterans' Affairs in Wash­ role models. Kay Kohler ('76), now a to her name, which focus on every aspect ington, o.c. senior writ attorney at the California of law relating to Native American , C ourts of Appeal, First Appellate Dis­ including tribal sovereign ty, t reaty CHARLES SMILEY is an Assistant Pub­ trict, San Francisco; Marilyn Waller ('76), rights, religious use of hallucin ogens, lic Defender with the Alameda C ounty now in solo practice in San Francisco; land use, gaming, law en forceme nt on Public Defender's Office in Oakland. Judith Kurtz ('76) of Equal Rights Advo­ reservatio ns, and tax immunity. Her cates, Inc., in San Francisco; and Abby expertise in Indian law i seen as a "good Ginzburg ('75), now in solo practice in fit" w ith the Den ve r school, given it Alban y, California, were contemporaries prominence in that field. and role models. It was Newton 's class