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a II LETTER TO ALUMNI CAMPUS NOTES ANNUAL REPORT OF GIFTS Dean Mary Kay Kane describes -New Scholarly Publications Center Opens. -Big Gains Posted in Donations and the campus improvement projects -Hastings Hosts ABA Conference on Donors in I996-97. now under way and some of the naming Professionalism. -Fritz L Duda to Chair I997-98 opportunities they create. -Two Hastings Board of Directors Annual Campaign. Members Step Down. -Honor Roll of Donors. -Hastings Law Journal -Major Class Gift Campaigns Presents Evidence Symposium. Achieve Success. -Marvin Sussman Seminar Room Opens. -The Ralph Santiago Abascal II Post-Graduate Fellowship. -Hastings Hosts Conference on the Study of Highlights from Comparative Law in the United States. ATTORNEY GENERAL -Hastings Students Qualify for Preferential JANET RENO'S Loan Rates. CLASS NOTES COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS -200 McAllister Lobby Remodeled. Catch up on your classmates' activities. to the Hastings Class of 1997.
ALUMNI RECEPTIONS PICTU RE BOOK II Sacramento Alumni Chapter's COMMENCEMENT Alumnus-of the- Year Award Luncheon. DO You HAVE A JOB .. PHOTO ALBUM Reno Alumni Reception. for a Hastings student or graduate? A selection of photos from the activities Hastings/ ABA Reception. surrounding the 1997 ceremony.
ON THE COVER : FACULTY NOTES 1 'oam 1endelson, \ aledlccorian for the Class of '997, u 'lth US. Atcorney General Janet Reno, Hastings faculty report on II ho delitered the Com mencement Address. their recent activities. ( eT P/ux r.:rph trw k.ltr.-r WINTER 1997 s an urban law chool, Hastin gs closing 198 McAll ister in May 1998, fo ll ow A does not have the luxury of ing Commencement, and hope to reopen rolling green lawns and bell towe r sometime in late Jan uary or February to provide the traditional ca mpus 1999. In the interim, modular classrooms feeling that most students assoc i will be installed on our vacan t property ate with attending a U niver it y. But we are on Golden Gate Aven ue, and the other located in a vibrant and exciting cit y. Thus, functions that are carried on in that the chall enge is to create a campus environ build ing will be transferred to leased space ment suitable for our metropolitan setting, in other buildings in the C ivic Center. one that is welcoming and user-friendly, Obviously, fa ll 1998 will be a time of some encouraging tudents and faculty to remain JAMES EDGAR HERVEY (,51). This se rious dis ruption and inconven ience, but at the College sharing their insights and space is spectacular, offering a 360 degree as I noted in a letter to the student body, ideas and working together outside formal view of the C ity. It will become a center "i t is im portant to remember that tho e class room hours. Additionally, our ca mpus a vailable for casual gatherings of studen ts, effects will be only temporary and that should have a professional atmosphere, fac ulty, and alumni and, I predict, will be the end result is ve ry worthwhile." reflecting the ultimate caree rs that ou r stu one of the most popular meeting places Let me conclude by noting that to make dents are pursuing. around campus. all these facilities improvements as effec These ideas are not new ones. Indeed, In addition to these exciting develop tive and desirable as possible, we must, the notion of creating a UC Has tings ments, Has tings received State bond fund once again, turn to our alumni to help us "campus" became a reality several years ago ing that will allow us to completely add the finishing touches to these projects. with the erection of our Library and upgrade our primary class room building, While the State is willing to pay for the Faculty Office building and the acquisi 198 McAlliste r. The building, which was major construction and infrastructure tion of McAllister Tower, containing stu first opened in 1953, with one major addi work, the refurbishing of the rooms, such dent apartments. We now have turned our tion in 1969, is in need of se rious rehabili as the Marvin Sussman Seminar Room, attention on how to improve those facili tation, as well as refurbishing. While much must be accomplished by priva te funding. ties to make them be much more inviting. of the work that is planned in volves things Thus, the Board of Directors has autho This kind of effort is only possible by a such as se ismic upgrades and changes to rized a campaign to seek the necessary combination of State and private support, bring the facility into compliance with the funds to accomplish that goal and a book and I am pleased to report that we are suc Americans with Disabilities Act, some also let with "Naming Opportunities" for our cessfully moving to achieve our objectives. will have a marked effect on the quality of facilities, including descriptions of the This issue of the Community contains life in the classrooms. Thus, an entire new various rooms and the improvements and several articles and pictures describing ventilation and air conditioning system amounts needed to complete them, has some of our newest renovations. These will be in stalled, alleviating the poor venti been created. The completion of the include: (1) the complete renovation of the lation problems that we suffer eac h year Sussman Seminar Room and funding for Lobby in the 200 McAllister building to when the hot weather comes. To make the Hervey Skyroom have started us on allow for an expanded Student sure that we ca n take advantage of the our way, and I am most hopeful that oth Information Center, the reconfiguration technological changes that are happening, ers will join in this effort. Anyo ne who is of our Bookstore, and the repos itioning of all classrooms will be wired for technology, interested in finding out more about this our security personnel at the entrance of with all the desks allowing students to important endeavor, please feel free to the building; (2) the renovation of the 22d hook up their personal computers. And, contact either me or Tim Lemon, the and 23d floors of McAllister Tower to Class room B (our monster classroom, Director of College Relations. house the O 'Brien Center for Scholarly which currently seats 198 people) will be Let me conclude by in viting those of Publications, a new state-of-the-art facility divided into a large modern-style class yo u who have not been back to the cam for our six student scholarly publications; room, seating about 100 people, and two pus for awhile to stop by and see the excit and (3) the refurbishing of the new seminar rooms. All in all, these changes ing environs we are creating. We would Marvin Sussman Seminar Room, creating will significantly enhance our cl assroom love to see yo u and I know yo u will be a professional conference room from space and help to ensure that our teaching impressed with your alma mater's what was a bare room with metal tables facility is one of the finest, not only now, enhanced looks! and chairs merely strung together. but well into the 21st century. Additionally, the College just received a To accomplish the kind of dramatic very generous private gift that will allow improvements I just described requires us us to refurbish the Skyroom on the 24th to vacate the building for about seven to M~Jt~a\(~ floor of McAllister Tower in honor of eight months. Consequently, we will be Dean, Hastings Co llege of the Law . ,. II \:-;'1' 1:-' (;:-; Highlights from ATTORNEY GENERAL JANET RENO'S COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS to the Hastings Class of 1997 'm so very proud to be at Has convert vanity to prayer; it provides a don't care about their obligation as tings today. In the four years that view of life, its joys and its tragedies, that lawyers, they've got to think about it in I have been Attorney General, is better than any book; and it provides an the greater se nse of humanity .... I've had the opportunity to work opportunity to serve others. Lawyers acros this country should be with a member of your faculty who has Use the law to serve others by sol ving dedicated, both in their practice and in made a major contribution to the Depart their problems, whether you choose to be publi c and community service, to making ment of Ju tice, Professor Rory Little. the corporate general counsel or a lawyer sure that the children of America have I have been counseled on so many occa advising a per on who makes $35,000 a appropriate preventive medical care, that sion by the brilliant lawyers who are year on how to solve their aging parents' the children of America have appropriate graduates of this law school, who now complicated social security problem. But, child care in tho e formative years of zero work at the Department of Ju tice. I have whether you're a legal services lawyer to five, that the children of America have served with Betty Richardson, the very advising a lady in poverty about what to educational opportunities that can match distinguished U.S. Attorney with the Dis do about her recalcitrant landlord, solve the challenges of the 21st century, that the trict of Idaho, a graduate of Hastings. I the problem first. Too often, lawyers do children of America learn skills that can have watched on the fence where stu battle without olving the problem. Too enable them to earn a li ving wage. den ts develop a reverence and a joy for often, they make the momentary best deal Now, just in one day, I've [heard from} the law at thi great institution, and, just without looking to the long-range inter too many graduates who are going to be today, I met with some wonderful tu ests of the clients. litigators to know that I can't tell you to dents who speak volumes for the great Let me give you an example of what 1 put down your pleadings and lay down ne of this law choo!. You come from mean. Too often, the pro ecutor comes yo ur motions and close your books and such a great foundation, and I know that upstairs from court, triumphant because leave your practice behind. But there i so you will u e the law well; and I wish you he o r she has gotten a conviction, gotten a much that we can do, in working with the God peed. sentence for five years that fits the crime; city council, with the legislature, and with From this great institution, you will but others know that one or two years Congress, to approach this iss ue in a take memories, you will take friend hip, will be all that's served, that there wi ll be bipartisan, non-political way, based on you will take learning, you will take no treatment for the drug problem that common sense, by which we create struc understanding and new perspective that caused the crime in the first place, no job tures and processes in our legal system will be with you for the rest of your life. skill that will help reintegrate that person that can protect our children . ... In these years, ju t recently, 1 have had a into the community, and that that person Too often, lawyers just do battle in the chance to reach back to my law chool will become part of a revolving door. A civil arena without sol ving the problem; days to look at how 1 should analyze a prosecutor has more to do, to speak out, they litigate at all cost. And what are the problem, how 1 should form a judgment to to work with the community, to ensure costs? A matter not resolved for four year olve it, based on all that I learned in law punishment that fits the crime, to ensure because a lawyer wanted to litigate, dollars school. I have been touched by profe sors opportunity after the punishment. that were spent in a litigation that ate up and by dean .... Public defenders too often think the recovery so that the litigant had little o draw trength and wi dom from this they've won the battle when they come left, and the trauma of litigation .. .. wonderful faculty and this wonderful upstairs triumphant on a motion to dis I think Abraham Lincoln said it best: institution, and let us together consider miss or a motion to uppress, yet, at the discourage litigation, persuade your neigh what you hould do with your law school same time, knowing that their client i bors to compromise whenever you can, education. First of all , enjoy the law. I love suffering from a crack addiction that is a point out to them how the nominal win lawyers, and I love the law; I just don't like worse bondage than any prison we can ner is often a real loser in fee, expenses, greedy, indifferent lawyers. provide. We have got to do more. and wa ted time. A a peacemaker, the The law provide you variety that few But all lawyers, not just those in the lawyer has a superior o pportunity of profe sion give you. It provides chal criminal ju tice y tem, all lawyer ,have being a good person. There wi ll be busi lenge that tagger the Imagination and an obligation to do more. But, if they ness enough . .) ...... II . \ ~ T I \I ;~ How do yo u do it? Be prepared to try the case. We still have a need for grea t trial lawyers becau e yo u ca n't negoti ate a case, yo u ca n't solve a probl em unl ess people know that you're not afraid to go to trial. Lea rn how to va lue a ca e and what it's worth. Too many lawye rs litiga te without under tanding the economic of what they're about. Lea rn how t negotiate .... Bu t one of the majo r problems in America mu t be faced by every lawye r in America. Too many America ns do not have acce to a lawyer and to jus tice. Each year, we grad uate more lawyers, and ye t there i a tremendous and grow ing segment of our popula tion who cannot afford the legal assi - tance they need. It is estimated that 60% of the poor and the working poor in this country do not have acce s to the legal system. We create such great expectation of can titutio nal rights, of civil right, and ye t we delive r too few of these A nd, as we are attacking our problems, prepared to use the law as a shield to pro rights to realit y. As a consequence, for too we have got to do all that we can to heal tect aga inst hatred, to protect against big many America ns, the law is worth little the divisions ca used by intolerance and otry, and to correct a wrong. more than the paper it's written on. And bigotry, to heal the yo uth who is angry, to For as long as I li ve, I will always these people become alienated and bitter welcome the immigrant, to cross the racial remember the case of James Joseph and f ray the structure of democracy. All divide. We need to speak out aga inst prej Richardson, a man who had been prose of us ha ve a responsibility to sol ve this udice and hatred wherever we find it .. .. cuted, con victed, and se ntenced to death problem. We m ust begin to work together O ld habits die hard; attitudes change fo r the poisoning death of his seven chil as a profession to match deficit with slowl y. We must do more, much more, to dren 21 yea rs before. The Supreme Court resource and make the law real for all open the doors of opportunity so that had set aside the death penalty, so he America ns. every American can share in and fully escaped that, but he had always main I have been so impressed with the contribute to America's mag nificent tained his innocence, and the governor of opportunities Has tings provides for its bounty. Too often, we li ve in our insular Florida asked me to go to another jurisdic students who are interested in public ser worlds with each of us enforcing our own tion to rein vestiga te his case. I concluded vice. You use the public interest concen voluntary racial separation. We pass each that the evidence was insufficient to have tration and clinical programs to get stu other on the streets or in a shopping mall charged him originally, that it was clearl y dents in to real settings, and I understand but we don't connect as individuals. With insufficient now, and that he should go that some of yo u participated in a gradua this separation, we ca nnot have under free. And I so advised the court and the tion ceremon y on Friday for having gone standing of the views and the perspectives court so ordered. For as long as I li ve, I through the public interest law program. of others. We risk not learning of the wo n will always remember that man walking You se t an example for all law schools by derful ... racial, ethnic, and cultural tradi out of that court house a free man for the what yo u have done. tions that make this country strong . . . . first time in 21 years. How do we make the law real? First of America is an ever-changing place. We Be prepared to try the cases, be pre all, let's simplify it; let's use small, old must continue to be a society that cele pared to fil e the actions, be prepared to words so that our clients understand what brates our differences while embracing use the law to ach ieve justice for all .... they mea n and can use the law without our unique ethnic identities. We cannot Let us leave here today as lawyers, new having to come to us all the time. Let's permit the narrow-minded to deny that grad uates, senior partners, and Attorney make gove rnment more user-friendly so we are a multi-cultural society, as we have General and-in answer to the question: people don't have to ge t litiga nts and always been. Every person is diminished "What willI do with my law school edu lawyers to litiga te against their govern when an yone of us, on account of color cation?"-let us answer by resolving anew ment because the government provides or accent or where we were born, experi to use the law in the right way to make a complicated forms and processe . Make a ences anything less than the full measure difference in this world, to serve and to commitment to pro bono service; choose of his or her d ignity and privilege as a protect the people, and to never give up yo ur firm based on their pro bono policy, human being. tryi ng our very best to secure peace, liberty, not how much they're going to pay yo u. But sometimes problems don't get and justice for all. Orga nize your firm or office so it can bet solved by problem-solving. Lawyers must Godspeed to yo u all. ter deliver pro bono service. be ever- vigilant and always willing and GOMMENCEM ENT PHOTO ALBUM (Below) Mary A. Ferrer, Damien P Lillis, Angelina A. Covey, Amy \%ltzenberg, SCOf( \ll Osborne, and Mary M. Creer. (Below) Before the ceremony, Attorney General Janet Reno met informatly with a group of students. Those who met with her included (from left to right) President, Associated Students of Hastings, Edward W. Streets; Valedictorian, Noam Mendelson; Editor-in-Chief of Hastings Women's Law Journal, Noreen Farrell; Editor-in-Chief of Hastings Communications and Entertainment Law Journal, Michael Markman; Class Speaker Khaldoun Baghadadl; President, Black Law Students Association, Nyanza Shaw; Editor-in-Chief of Hastings International and Comparative Law Review, Amie Doetzer; Editor-in-Chief of Hastings West-Northwest Journal of Environment Law and Policy, Susan Chuberka; U.S. Attorney General, Janet Reno; student volunteer for College Relations and Student Services events, Alfred Spielmann; graduating student, Candace Kelly; Tony Patino Fellow, Scott A. Sher; Tony Patino Fellow, Michael Pagni; President, Asian Pacific American Law Students Association, Bernard Shek So; Editor-in-Chief of Hastings Constitutional Law Quarterly, Veronica Parkansky; and President, La Raza Law Students Association, David Morales. (Abot'e) Gabriella Elena Cohen uith her ~TQdllatjng dad. Victor Clark Conen. · · ·· II .\ ST I :\I; S throughout the NEW SCHOLARLY 198 McAll ister class room build PUBLICATIONS ing, now all publi cations are in a CENTER OPENS centralized loca tion-with each ith the September 1997 opening journal occupying Wof the Ray and Ruth O'Brien its ow n two-office Scholarly Publications Center, suite that offers located on the 22nd and 23rd breathtaking floors of the 100 McAll ister Tower views of San Francisco. The Charles DeU'A rio ('74), found ingeditor of H ~ tings Constitutional Law Q uarte rl y, Building, Hastings' six scholarly publica met the current Edltor-m-Chl ef, LI se Va nsen ( 98), outside the Q uarterl y's new office on tions ha ve a new home. new offices ha ve the 2JTd {loor at the Se ptember rrbbon-cuttlng recep tion. "The Ray and Ruth O'Brien Scholarly efficient, built-in work stations Publications Center reflects the impor C ircuit of Hawaii. Two yea rs later, tance Has tings places on this vital pro wired for the College's Internet network. The Center has two conference rooms President Truman appoin ted h im U nited gram," said Dean Mary Kay Kane. "It pro States Attorney for the District of vides us with our first true center for schol one with an adjoining kitchen. There i ~ also a copy room, and each of the fl oors Hawaii. arly publications' activity, which is a rich After se rving as U.S. Attorney, O'Brien part of our tradition. It is appropriate that has bathrooms. The Towe r, the tallest building in the returned to private practice in Hilo and this Center, which has long been a top-pri from 1952 to 1955, he also served as ' , ority building project, be named for the area, is located at the opposite end of the same block as the 198 McAllister class Magistrate of the Kau Dist rict. He O'Briens, who gave the generous bequest returned to California upon his retire that made it possible to realize this dream." room building. Before the Center opened, the Tower functioned primarily as student ment in 1956 and died in Menlo Park in The Center's opening means a dramati 1980. His wife, the fo rmer Ruth Louise cally improved environment for the schol housing, and the Has tings C ivil Justice Clinic was the sole academic program True of Seattle, died in 1979. The arly publications, thanks also to the input O'Briens' son, Ray, Jr., died in 1990. from a planning committee that included headquartered there. Now with two student representatives from each journal important Has tings programs located in it, and the design expertise of architect Peter the Tower is guaranteed to playa major Van Dine of the architectural firm role in the life of the central campus. Architecture and Light. While, previously, RAY J . O 'BRIE N grad uated from the journals' offices had been scattered Hastings in 1913. He passed both the HASTINGS California and Hawaii bars that same yea r. After serving in the Army HOSTS ABA during World War 1, he served in the Hawaiian CONFERENCE ON Territorial House of Representatives from 1928 PROFESSIONALISM to 1932. In 1922, President Harding appointed him Has tings hosted an ABA Conference on Judge of the Circuit Court Professionalism for the 21st Century on of the First C ircuit of Sunday, August 3, 1997. The event was Hawaii. In 1935, the sponsored by the State Bar of California Governor of Hawaii, J.B. and the American Bar Association Poi ndexter, appointed Center fo r Profess ional Responsibility. O'Brien Judge of the Tax Participants included: Hon. Ronald M. Appeals Court, where he George, C hief Justice of the Supreme served until 1943 when Court of California; Hon. Ming W C hin Third-year student and Hastings Law Journal editor Peter P. Merin golo Pres ident Roosevelt Associate Ju stice of the Supreme Court ' gets a prevIew of one of the new scholarly Journ al offices shonly before the appointed him Judge of the of California; and Hon. E. Norman September 30, 1997, opening. Circuit Court of the Third Veasey, C hief Justice of Delaware. · 5 acramento Alumni Chapter designated HASTINGS LAW Two HASTINGS Mr. Lobner in 1990 as its '~lumnus-of-the Year Award" recipient in recognition of JOURNAL PRESENTS BOARD OF his many continuing efforts on behalf of the law school. EVIDENCE DIRECTORS James Mahoney also was appointed to the Board of Directors by Governor SYMPOSIUM MEMBERS STEP Deukmejian in 1985. Mr. Mahoney served as Chair of the Board in 1989-91 and also "Truth and It Ri va ls: Evidence Reform DOWN served on both the Board's College and the Goal of Evidence Law," a sympo Relations and Finance Committees dur sium presented by the Hast ing Law KNEELAND H. LOSNER (,44) of ing his tenure. While serving as Chair of Jo urnal in September, featured panel acramento and JAMES E. MAHONEY the Board, he played a leading role in the consisting of 39 ex perts, who represented ('66) of Los Angeles, whose terms on the formulation of a Financial Operations 25 American law schools, including Hastings Board of Directors expired in Policies and Procedures Manual for the Hastings, as well as three Europea n law September 1997, stepped down after hav law school, and, as Chair of the College schools. The panels addressed a myriad of ing provided 12 years of substantial service Relations Committee, he also was instru issues that currently surround ev idence to the College as Board members. Dean mental in the formulation of the College's law. Hastings boasts a large evidence law Mary Kay Kane saluted both Lobner and first "Development Policy and Admini Mahoney for the great amount of time stration Manual." According to the law and many efforts that they had expended school's General Counsel, Angele on behalf of the College and observed that Khachadour, Mr. Mahoney "more than both "made many lasting and significant any other director, can be described as contributions to the College during their having been the key architect of how the years on the Board." business affairs of the College are con Kneeland Lobner, more affectionately ducted." Under his leadership, both as known as "K", was appointed in 1985 to Chair of the Board and as Chair of the the Board by Governor Deukmejian. Mr. College Relations Committee, the Lobner provided a leadership role on the Colleges development program was com Board on many fronts, and was especially pletely streamlined and made much more active as a member of the Boards Finance effective. This was accomplished, in part, Committee. Mr. Lobner's tenure on the by generating a much more active role for Board of Directors has been but one volunteers in the schools Annual dimension of his service to the College Campaign, such as through the appoint over the years. He was one of the founding ment of class agents and a National Chair members of the Hastings 1066 Foundation to head up each Annual Campaign, as and served as the Foundations first well as by involving the Hastings 1066 President from 1971 to 1973, and he is still Foundation in many more aspects of the active on that Board. Mr. Lobner also campaign. Mr. Mahoney, who is a partner served as President of the Hastings with the Los Angeles firm of Mahoney, Alumni Association in 1967-68 and was Coppenrath, Jaffe & Pearson, will contin named as the recipient of the Alumni ue to serve, like Mr. Lobner, as a member Association's '~lumnus-of-the- Year of the Board of Trustees of the Hastings Award" in 1976. More recently, the 1066 Foundation. Prof Mirjan R. Damas ka of Ya le addressed the ympos ium with Hastings Distingl< ished Prof Roger C. Park seated near the podium. fac ulty (six professors), which made it an ideal location for the sy mposium. Many papers presented will be published in an upcoming issue of the Hastings Law JournaL Those interested in obtain ing a copy of the sy mposium iss ue of the Journal should contact Erika Barnes at the Hastings Law Journal 415/ 565-4727, extension 4, or by fax at 415/ 565-4814. Upon tho? explTa!lon of their rerms In office in eptember, Board members Kneeland H. Lobner ('44) a nd James E. Mahoney ('66) uere honored for theIr sen'ice !O the law school by the Hastings Board of Directors ,a t a spe ciallllncheon. Those who arrended the luncheon Included (from left to right) Kneeland H. Lob ner ( 44); ,\farll)n Lobnt?r; ChaIr John T Knox (,,2); D~an Mary Kay Kane; Josephine Mahoney; James E. Mahoney ('66). Ii .... 11,\ :-;'1' 1,\ (: :-; .... S USSMAN S EMINAR T HE R ALPH SANTIAGO ABASCAL ROOM OPENS POST--GRADUATE F ELLOWSHIP his Se ptember, Ha tings celebrat Dea n Mary Kay Kane announced that the Hastings Boa rd of Directors has authorized a ed the opening of the Marvin fundrai ing ca mpaign to endow The Ralph Sa ntiago Abascal Post-Graduate Fellowship. I Sussman Seminar Room, follow The miss ion of the Fellowship is to ca rryon Ralph Sa ntiago Aba cal's legacy by creating ing the complete renovation of role models for Has tings students by prov iding access to employ ment opportunities for Room 201 in the 198 McAll ister building. recent Has tings graduates to se rve under-represented communities. These communities The new furniture, wall treatments, ca r include di adva ntaged people and those be ing denied thei r basic legal, civil, and human peting, and large plants have crea ted a ri ghts. The Fell owship is co-sponsored by Hastings and the Has tings Public Interest Law warmer and more functional room. The Foundation (HPILF). To date, more than $150,000 has bee n raised towards the goal of project was funded by Marvin Suss man 's $500,000 to fund the Fellowshi p. niece and nephew, Barbara A. O'Donnell Dean Kane commented that the Has tings community is very proud of the ex traord i and Donald Berhang, who wa nted to nary achievements of Ralph Abascal, who served fo r 12 years on its Board of Directors honor their uncle by creating a more and wh ose life-long devoti on to public se rvice is a fin e example of the best of the legal pleasant teaching environment in his profession. The Dean also sa id she was ve ry pleased to be able to work with HPILF to name fo r the benefit of the students. formulate this co-sponsorshi p encourag ing future graduates of Hastings to help meet MARVIN SUSSMAN ('50) is of coun the legal needs of the under-represen ted. sel fo r Mandel & Resnik in New York Those interested in participating in the campa ign ca n se nd their contributions to the C ity and a 1066 Foundation Boa rd mem Has tings College Relations Office at 200 McAll ister Street, Sa n Francisco, CA 94102. ber. He was the recipient of the Has tings Contributions should be made payable to Hastings College of the Law and be designat Alumni Association's 1995 Alumnus-of ed for The Ralph Abascal Post-G raduate Fell owship Endowment Fund. Any inquiries the-Year Award and the National Chair concerning the Fell owship can be directed to the Dean's Office at the sa me address or of the College's successful 1996-97 Annual by phoning 415/ 565-4700. Campaign. HASTINGS HOSTS CONFERENCE ON THE STUDY OF COMPARATIVE LAW IN THE UNITED STATES A £Onference presented at Hastings College of the Law in September, "Comparative Law in the United States-Quo Vadis?," explored current problems and the future direction of the study of comparative law in the United States. The conference was a follow-up to the exploration process that began at a conference at the University of Michigan last spring. Participants included leading legal scholars from Hastings and throughout the nation. Marvin Sussman in the seminar room named in his honor. HASTINGS STUDENTS QUALIFY FOR PREFERENTIAL LOAN RATES According to the September 12, 1997, country's biggest private lenders to Kane congratulated Hastings grads for issue of the San Francisco Daily law students-Law Loans and The establishing such a great record on this Journal, Hastings law students will Access Group-have started to tailor front. She noted, "Our grads are to be qualify for private student loans at a their loans to specific law schools complimented, not only for honoring preferential lower rate because of the attended by their borrowers. Accord their obligations, but also because in low loan default rate of the law ing to the Journal, "Stanford, UCLA, doing so they directly benefit our cur school's graduates. Citing rising loan and Hastings College of the Law are rent students. But, then, that conduct default rates and increased competi among the California schools eligible is exactly what I would expect from tion in the loan industry, two of the for the preferential program." Dean our outstanding alumni!" . I ... 11 ,\ S'I' 1\ (:S 200 McALLISTER LOBBY REMODELED Those returning to Hastings will barely recognize the lobby of the 200 McAllister building, which was completely remodeled in August 1997 for greater efficiency, safety, and security. The new look is apparent at the front entrance, which includes a new, state-of-the-art security desk and an expanded and redesigned Student Information Center. As you proceed down the hall, you are welcomed into our remodeled Bookstore. One of the two banks of computers in the Student Information Center that allow students to access the Colleges network and information about various student· The Student Information Center has a more open, inviting look. related activities and services. The entire area has natural stone flooring, pale green walls and light wood toned paneling that adds to the feeling of spaciousness. A student strolls by one of the two major oil paintings that were donated by Bancroft-Whitney. . - ~ .. ·· ·· II M;'I' I :\(:S Alumni Receptions Picture Book SACRAMENTO ALUMNI See "Class Notes" section for J:1hotos from additional alumni receptions. CHAPTER'S ALUMNUS~OF~ All captions list names from left to right unless otherwise stated. THE~YEAR AWARD LUNCHEON Alumni Association Board members Ken Malovos ('69) (left) and Frank Watson (,89) with Kelly Ferrell Watson ('90) and the faculty speaker for the luncheon, Prof David Levine (right). (Right) Hasti ngs Board of Directors member Kneeland Lobn er ('44) presented the Sacramento Chapter~ 1997 Alumnus-of the Year Award to Phil Knox, Jr. ('49), as Chapter Pres ident Greg Peterson ('84) looked on. (Above) Brian Kindsvater ('91) with Rodney Klein ('64). . l) . " .\ ST ' " (: S (Below) Dorothy RaggIo and Sen. WlilUam RaggIO ('51) RE 0 ALCtv1 1 CHAPTER' RECEPTION JU E 1997 (Belou) ASL'CH PresIdent Deeana \,'ilson ('9 ) (center) u,nh the Honorable Larry Sage 1'75) and DebbIe Sage. (Abate) .Inc) p(l~nI, Alllmnl AssoCIation PresIdent Ekabeth Franco Br'ld/.:) 1'77), ,Ind Dulld E1Jun ('9 2 ). (Abate) Jonathan Hughes ('96), Andrew Herman ('96), Nancy Wong ('82), and Dean Mary Kay Kane. '" . II " S'I' I J\' (: S HASTINGS/ ABA RECEPTION IN SAN FRANCISCO AUGUST 1997 (Right) David Tilil! ('86) and Vincent Casiano ('99) registering at the receptIOn. . .. ". · ... II \ :-; '1' 1:\ ,;:-; PROF. MARK N . AARONSON partic PROF. Jo CARRILLO is currently a PROF. DAN FENNO HENDERSON ipated on a panel addressing "Profession Visiting Professor at Stanford Law School. spent six weeks in South Africa, where he alism Is More than Rules of Conduct" at She recently published Readings in held colloquiums in the early part of 1997 the 1997 Conference on Professionalism. American Indian Law: Recalling the at the University of Natal (Durban), the The conference was co-sponsored by the Rhythm of Survival, which is available University of Stellenbosch, and also at the State Bar of California and the American through Temple University Press. University of Zimbabwe (Harare). In Bar Association Center for Professional November 1997, he visited the University Re ponsibility and was hosted by Hastings PROF. MARSHA N . COHEN 's Second of Michigan in Ann Arbor, where he College of the Law during the American Edition of Pharmacy Law for California served on a panel during the two-day cele Bar Association's Annual Meeting in Pharmacists, co-authored with William L. bration of the 50th anniversary of the August 1997. In October 1997, he present Marcus, was published by Applied Michigan Center for Japanese Studies. ed a paper, "We Ask You to Consider: Therapeutics, Inc., in June 1997. Learning about Practical Judgment in DEAN MARY KAY KANE served in PROF. MARY CROSSLEY delivered a August 1997 as the Program C hair for the Lawyering," at the Fourth International pre entation entitled "The ADA's Conference on Clinical Legal Education, Annual Meeting of the American Bar Insurance Conundrum" at the annual Association's Section on Legal Education which was co-sponsored by UCLA School Health Law Teachers' Conference in of Law and the University of London. and Admissions to the Bar, presenting a Newark, New Jersey, in June 1997. The panel discussion entitled "Opportunities conference was co-sponsored by the PROF. RICHARD A . BOSWELL's and Challenges for Lawyers and Legal recent publications include: International American Society of Law, Medicine & Educators in a World Without Borders." & Domestic Materials on Refugee Law Ethics and Seton Hall Law School. Dean Kane also has been appointed to be (with Musalo and Moore) (1997), and the PROF. WILLIAM S. DODGE and a member of the national AU-ABA 1997 Supplement to Immigration and his spouse, Liz O'Brien, celebrated the Committee on Continuing Professional Nationality Law Cases and Materials birth of their nine-pound, one-ounce Education. (1997). During the spring, he was a visiting baby boy, Tristram O'Brien Dodge, on PROF. DANIEL J . LATHROPE spoke faculty member at Leiden University in February 3, 1997. the Netherland, where he presented "The at the Tulane Tax Institute on recent Future of Immigration Law in the U.S. PROF. DAVID L. FAIGMAN presented developments in corporate taxation in and Europe." Prof. Boswell also participat a paper to state and federal judges on stan October. His newest publication is ed in a Seminar on Clinical Teaching dards of admissibility and standards of Fundamentals of Business Enterprise Methodology at Universidad de San appellate review for scientific evidence at Taxa tion (with Teacher's Manual) (1997) Carl os in Guatemala City, Guatemala, in Duke Law School in May 1997. He also (with Lind, Schwarz, and Rosenberg). participated in a panel disc us ion on June 1997, and was on the program for the PROF. EVAN TSEN LEE spoke to "Meeting the Goal of Equal Access to forensic science issues at the American federal judges on the recent habeas corpus Ju tice" at the American Bar A sociation's Bar As ociation's Annual Meeting in San statute during the Federal Judicial Annual Meeting in August 1997. Francisco in August 1997. Center's National District Court Workshop in San Diego in September II A S'I' I :\ (: S 1997. In January 1998, the Vanderbilt Law tee on Ethics and Professional Respon "The Legal Profession as an Organization: Review will publish his article entitled sibility, which meets in va rious locations Understanding C hanges in Common Law "Section 2254 (d) of the New Habeas around the country four times a year. and Civil Law," at Cornell Law Sc h oo l ~ Statute: An (Opinionated) User's Guide" (Vol. 51, Issue 1). PROF. DAVID I. LEVINE lectured on punitive damages- arguing that the award against o.J. Simpson in his civil trial was excessive under federal and state law- at the annual luncheon of the Sacramento Chapter of the Hastings Alumni Association in June 1997. PROF. STEPHEN A . LIND was the 1997 E.L. Wiegand Distinguished Visi tor for the week of October 13-17 at USF School of Law. In that capacity, he pre sented a public lecture entitled "The Dean Mary Kay Kane, Prof David Levi ne, and Prof SteJJhen Lind provided a briefing on developments in struc tured settlements and tax law in the United States to the Standing Committee on Law & Ju stice for the Future of Federal Wealth Transfer Parliament of New South Wales, w hicl~ visi ted Hastings in August 1997 to confer with these Hastings faculty mem Taxation." bers as part of a study tour to in vestigate tI~ese topics. (From left to right) Vicki Mullen; Dean Mary Kane Kane; Hon Bryan Vaughan, M.L.C.; Prof David Levine; the Rev., the Hon. Fred Nile, M.L.c.; and Prof Stephen Lind. PROF. RORY K . LITTLE delivered a paper entitled "Different Rules for PROF. RICHARD MARCUS was elect International Conference on "Lawyers Criminal and C ivil Lawyers!" and served ed to the International Association of Practice and Ideals" in Paris, France; he as a moderator for a panel at the National Procedural Law at its meeting in delivered a paper with Prof. Tom Ulen of Professional Responsibility Conference, Thessaloniki, G reece, in May 1997. In the University of Illinois College of Law, which was held in Naples, Florida, in May addition, he published supplements to the "Path Dependence and Comparative Law 1997. In June, Prof. Little gave a lecture on Second Edition of his Complex Litiga tion Methodology," at the Sixth Comparative "Criminal Litigation Ethics" at the casebook and to Federal Practice & Pro Law and Economics Forum in Trento, Criminal Justice Institute, which is a com cedure (2d ed. Wright & Miller). He also Italy; and he chaired the fourth general ponent of Hastings' annual College of spoke at the American Bar Association's meetin g of the Common Core of Euro Advocacy CLE program. He also delivered Section of Litigation's Committee Chairs pean Private Law Project in Trento, Italy. a paper entitled "Summaries of Criminal meeting in Aspen, Colorado, in June 1997, Procedure Opinions of the U.S. Supreme and addressed the Federal Rules Revision PROF. MELISSA LEE NELKEN gave Court, 1996-97" and was the moderator Subcommittee of the Section of litiga a talk in May 1997 on "Therapist-Patient for the Annual Supreme Court Review tion's Pretrial Practice and Discovery Confidentiality" as part of the San Fran Panel at the ABA Criminal Justice Committee during the ABA's Annual cisco Psychoanalytic Institute's Discus Section meeting in San Francisco in Meeting in San Francisco in August. sions for Clinicians series in San Fran August 1997. Also, in August, he delivered cisco. She also led a workshop on assisted a lecture on "Ethics for Governmental PROF. UGO MATTEI's May 19971ec dying at the UC Interdisciplinary Psycho Civil Litigators," at the U.S. Department ture at Moscow State University (Russia) analytic Consortium meeting at Lake of Justice's National Conference on on "Property Law and Market Economy" Arrowhead. In addition, she se rved as Employment Discrimination Litiga tion in was sponso red by the Soros Foundation. Chair for the Panel on Assisted Dying at Los Angeles. Professor Little continues as In July 1997, he participated in the follow the American Psychoanalytic Association a member of the ABA Standing Commit- ing three events: he delivered a paper, spring meeting in San D iego. This year, Prof. Nelken became a member of the Confidentiality Committee of the American Psychoanalytic Association. The book she co-edited with Profs. David Levine and Don Doernbe rg, Civil Procedure Anthology, was published in October 1997. PROF. REU E L E . SCH ILLER success fully defended his dissertation, "Policy Ideals and Ju dicial Action: Expertise, Group Pluralism, and Participatory Democracy in Intellectual Thought and Legal Decision-Making, 1932-70," and was awarded a PhD. in history by the Prof Rory Little and Jan Little hosted a party at their San Rafael home in September for Hastings faculty with U ni versity of Virginia in May 1997. children. Among those who attended were 15 regular faculty members and 22 children under the age of eight. . I :j . II .\ :-;r 1:\ (;:-; rfftnnuaf$Ceport tJ~. BIG GAINS POSTED IN DONATIONS AND DONORS IN 1996-97 rivate support for Hastings reached a near-record campaign. As Dean Kane observed: "The students helped to level in 1996-97. Overall contributions to the College generate over $30,000 of this past year's Annual Campaign this past year-including testamentary gifts, annual donations, as well as over 300 donors, which represented over fund donations, and contributions to the Hastings 15% of the College's donors in 1996-97." 1066 Foundation-soared by nearly 40%, from the $1,042,600 Dean Kane also shared the results of the annual-and of total contributions that were received in 1995-96 to the friendly-competition among the classes for the highest rate $1,453,682 recorded in 1996-97. This past yea r's final gift fig of participation in the Annual Campaign. The Class of 1935 ures were the second highest ever recorded in conjunction registered the highest rate of participation, with 60% of its with a Hastings Annual Campaign. The overall number of members making contributions to the 1996-97 Annual donors to this past year's campaign, moreover, was up by over Campaign. The Class of 1974 recorded the largest number of 7%, or by 125 additional donors, from the 1,738 total donors donors this past yea r, with 83 of its members making contri reported for 1995-96 to the 1,863 donors registered in 1996-97. butions to the College in 1996-97. The classes reporting the This represents the largest increase in overall donors-both on largest overall gift totals included the Class of 1928, which was a numerical and percentage basis-that the College has experi the source of the nea rly $570,000 estate gift reported above, enced during the decade of the Nineties! and the Class of 1963, whose members collectively contributed Dean Mary Kay Kane noted that several factors contributed $16,260 in 1996-97. to last yea r's great results on the fundraising front, a key one Dean Kane further commented that two Has tings classes being the receipt of a magnificent bequest from the estate of had made final appeals in 1996-97 in conjunction with their John F. Digardi in an amount of nearly $570,000. Mr. Digardi respective-and very successful-major class gift campaigns. was a 1928 graduate of Hasting, who had been a long-time This past yea r, the Class of 1964 successfully concluded a member of the Hastings 1066 Foundation and whose San multi-year campaign, having raised over $60,000 to endow a Francisco private practice had focu ed on probate law. Class of 1964 Scholarship Fund. The Class of 1969 also success Dean Kane cited the great leadership efforts of the National fully concluded a multi-year campaign, which generated over Chair of the 1996-97 Annual Campaign, Marvin Sussman, a $35,000 to endow a C lass of 1969 Scholarship Fund. Dean 1950 graduate of Hastings, who serve as of counsel to the Kane expressed the College's gratitude to the members of New York law firm of Mandel & Resnick and who had these two classes who had played leading roles in their respec received the Has tings Alumni Association's ''Alumnus-of-the tive class campaigns. In particular, she extended a special Year Award" in 1995. Dean Kane observed that Mr. Sussman thanks to Jerry Marks, Terry Callan, Barry Schulman, and Al got this past year's Annual Campaign off to a particularly suc Wong, from the C lass of 1964, and to Peter Davis, Ken cessful start when he challenged other Hastings alumni in his Malovos, C huck Mazu rsky, John Nordin, Craig Ritchey, and initial appeal to try to match the high rate of participation Jim Young, from the Class of 1969. that the Hastings faculty had registered in the prior year's Dean Kane concluded by thanking all of the College's vari Annual Campaign, when some 65% of the Hastings faculty ous class agents- some 58 in number this past year-who took made donations to the campaign. As a result of Mr. Sussman's the time and effort to encourage their respective classmates to efforts, alumni participation in the Annual Campaign contin participate in the 1996-97 Annual Campaign. "Their collective ued to grow this past year. efforts helped lead to an increase in the overall number of Dean Kane also praised the many important contributions alumni donors this past year, which was up by 66 donors as that were made by the Hastings 1066 Foundation's outstand compared to a yea r earlier. Moreover, the effective efforts of ing volunteer leaders. "Under the leadership of Foundation these class agents also helped produce the result that-for the President Barry Schulman and his colleagues on the second year in a row-our alumni contributed the largest por Foundations Board of Trustees, the Foundation witnessed a tion of this past year's overall donations to the College; alumni record increase in its number of donors this past year, ending contributions totaled $886,471 in 1996-97, or nearly 61% of this 1996-97 with an all-time high membership of 150 donors. This past year's final gift total of $1,453,682. Thus, I want to salute repre ented nearly a 15% gain over the 131 Foundation donors all of our alumni donors, who, once again, constituted nearly reported for 1995-96, when the previous all-time high level in 90% of the total number of donors to the Hastings Annual the number of Foundation donors had been set. Mr. Campaign. At a time when State support for the College con chulman and his fell ow Foundation Trustees can't be compli tinues to slide, our own alumni are providing greater financial mented enough for their continuing efforts to increase giving support for Hastings than ever before. With that kind of con to the College at the leadership level." tinuing-and growing- support from those who know us best, Dean Kane also expressed the C ollege's deep appreciation to 1 cannot help but feel quite confident of the leading role that the members of the 1996-97 Student Phonathon Committee Hastings will continue to play in legal education, both in fo r having conducted a most succes ful annual telephone California and the nation in the years to come." I t .... 3.55% ----, $51,540.50 other PURPOSES 0.21% ---, $3,110.00 OF GIFTS student 61.40% organizations $892,497.55 unrestricted Dean Ka ne further commented, FRITZ L. DUDA TO CHAIR "Foll owing the October 1989 ea rth quake and the demolition of fo ur 1997 .. 98 ANNUAL CAMPAIGN of our buildings damaged beyond repair, the Hastings Board of ritz L. Duda will be serving as the National Chair of Directors rea li zed the need to IIH a tings' Annual Campaign for 1997-98. A 1964 gradu develop a coherent plan for the use ate of Hastings, Mr. Duda will work closely with both of the Colleges va rious real estate the Has tings 1066 Foundation and class age nts in culti properties. In 1989, the Board vati ng pri va te support for the law school during the current appointed a Real Estate Adviso ry academic year. Committee, which was chaired by Mr. Duda is the C.E.O. of Genus Holdings, Ltd., a Dallas-based Mr. Duda. He brought to this cru di versified in vestment compan y. He also is the owner and cial task a tireless energy, clear fo under of the Fritz Duda Compan y, a privately held real estate vision, and total commitment to investment building and development compan y. The company the formulation of a strategy to aid Has tings in fulfilling its develops, owns, and manages commercial real estate in Texas, responsibilities with respect to the management of its property lllinois, and California. holdings, especiall y as those responsibilities related to achieving Mr. Duda has se rved on the boards of a number of private the school's overall educational mission and fulfilling its prima and public companies and was a founding in vestor and director ry fi scal obligations. He se rved in that capacity for ove r two of HMI Acquisitions, which acquired Household Internationals yea rs, and his advice and counsel through that period helped Merchandising group of retailing companies in 1985, including the Board to more ably explore and evaluate all of the alterna acquisition of the Southern California-based Vons supermarket ti ves rega rding its properties. Today, we can all take great pride chain. He served as a director of HMI Acquisitions and subse in the exciting campus environment that Hastings has devel quently The Vons Companies, Inc., from 1985 to 1997. During oped. I particularl y want to salute Mr. Duda for his many valu this period, he served on the company's executive committee, able contributions while chairing the Colleges Real Estate chaired the audit committee, and was Co-Chair of the special Adviso ry Committee and for graciously having ag reed, once committee responsible for the business combination of Vons again, to play such a critical role for Hastings, this time by serv with Safeway Stores, Inc., in 1997. ing as the National Chair of this year's Annual Campaign." In addition to his entrepreneurial accomplishments, Mr. In a fall letter to alumni and friends kicking off the 1997-98 Duda has been an active civic leader. He has been the Chair of Annual Campaign, Mr. Duda observed, "Back in 1964 when I Newport Beach's Balboa Peninsula Planning Advisory attended Hastings, many things were different. There was no Committee, as well as serving as a sustaining member of the student housing ava il able on campus, the new library at 200 Urban Land Institute. In that capacity, he has chaired various McAllister Street had not been built yet, and annual tuition ULI panel advisory committees for private and public sector was only $195! But several things have remained the same since urban planning and development issues, including the 1987 I graduated. O ur alma mater continues to provide a premier Duke University Panel Study. He currently serves as a Trustee legal education and to attract highly qualified and very dedicat of Notre Dame U niversity and has been a long-time member of ed students ....T o sustain this high-level academic program in the Board of Trustees of the Hastings 1066 Foundation. recent years, however, our alma mater has had to undergo sig In announcing his selection as National Chair of the 1997-98 nificant changes. As recently as just fi ve years ago, the State Annual Campaign, Dean Mary Kay Kane noted, "We at Has contributed nearly 70% of Hastings' annual operating budget, as tings could not be more pleased by Fritz Duda's willingness to compared to around only 40% of the school's budget today." take on this very crucial position in our annual fund drive. He Mr. Duda concluded his first appeal as National Chair by not has served for nearly 15 years now as a member of the 1066 ing, "If yo u feel as grateful as I do about the many opportuni Foundation 's Board of Trustees and also has been one of the law ties that were made available on both a professional and person school's most generous benefac tors over the years, including allevel through our Hastings legal education ... lets all give providing one of the ea rly leadership level gifts in support of some back and join in making this the best ever Annual the establishment of the Attorneys General Forum, which has Campaign." Mr. Dudas term as National Chair of the Annual become one of the Colleges most popular annual programs." Campaign runs from July I, 1997, to June 30, 1998. [ :j .. on or July I, 1996 - June 30, 1997 he following pages recognize Hastings' many CLASS OF 1944 (33 %) Hon. James M. Edmunds enerous donors, Usting them by classes and Kneeland H. Lobner Charles M. Giovanetti T Collis Mahan Hon. Edward R. Grogan y I, I996, P. t donor clubs, for the fiscal year July Hon. Benjamin W. Ham ri ck, Ret. to June 30, I997. Gifts made after June 30, CLASS OF 1946 (33%) Richard W. Horton I997, will be recognized in next years annual report. Betty M. Falk Hon. Manuel L. Kugler If you find any errors or omissions, please contact the Harrett W. Mannina, Sr. A. John Merlo Office of College Relations at 200 McAllister Street, George G. Ta yl or John W. Moore San Francisco, CA 94I02. Robert P. Reddingius The College honors these alumni and friends whose CLASS OF 1947 (22%) Marvin Sussman gifts add immeasurably to the quaUty of legal educa Victor A. Chargin, Jr. tion at Hastings. Edward M. Digardi CLASS OF 1951 (22%) Robert H. McPhillamey Robert L. Bacon you jOr YOlrr jZtfJfJort. Stanley L. Bauer Whan£ CLASS OF 1948 (22%) Henry P. Buckingham Hon. Robert K. Barber, Ret. Haradon M. Dillon Nat Brown, Jr. William J. Ewing George L. Cadwalader Hon. Donald R. Franson ALUMNI DONORS BY CLASS Reynold J. Gualco Eugene L. Freeland Ruth Church G upta Hon. Priscill a H. Ha ynes (with percentage of class participation) Hon. Myron A. Martin Richard E. Hitchcock Hon. Rudolf H. Michaels Ja y M. Ja cobus CLASS OF 1928 (33 %) Hon. Samuel Dreizen Hon. Thomas M. Montgomery Hon. William E. Jensen Hon. Milo Popovich Estate of John Francis Digardi Bill G. Moore Henry C. Todd Robert J. Popelka Clyde A. Nelson, Jr. CLASS OF 1930 (25%) Robert J. Schum John E. Troxel Hon. John J. Quigley, Ret. Abraham Gottfried CLASS OF 1938 (23%) Sen. William J. Raggio Philip Adams Thomas H. Rothwell CLASS OF 1932 (17%) Benjamin B. Law CLASS OF 1949 (25%) Minor J. Schmid Albert G. Evans Robert H. Mullen Daniel W. Baker Lemuel M. Summey Charles D. Sooy James R. Bancroft CLASS OF 1939 (33%) Hon. John W. Ba rrett Harold H. Turner CLASS OF 1933 (46%) Jerome Sapiro Hon. Robert L. Bostick Herbert K. Walton, Jr. George G. Chisholm Hon. Reginald M. Watt, Ret. Arthur R. Bridgeman Robert W. Yank Jack E. Hursh Hon. Philip C. Wilkins Hon. David W. Calfee John B. Lonerga n Hon. William R. Channell CLASS OF 1952 (24%) Hon. Francis L. McCarty CLASS OF 1940 (29%) Hon. Robert J. Cooney Hon. William M. Auslen Robert J. McKee Dorsey K. Dwelle Carl Howard Robert F. Carlson Robert G. Jacobs Hon. Thomas M. Jenkins, Ret. Hon. Frank B. Cliff CLASS OF 1934 (25%) Hon. Charles S. Peery Stanley A. Johnson Edmond R. Davis Prof. Benjamin D. Frantz Fred R. Winn Col. John C. Kinney Hon. John J. Dunn, Ret. Russell V G rant Philip M. Knox, Jr. Myron E. Etienne, Jr. Mildred W. Levin CLASS OF 1 941 (43%) Hon. Will iam F. Levi ns, Ret. Hon. Nels B. Fransen Hon. Francis W. Maye r Wilbur F. Littlefield James W. Funsten CLASS OF 1 935 (60%) John R. Meserve Hon. William T. Low Arthur W. G ray, Jr. Edward L Beggs, Ret. Hon. Leona rd 1. Meye rs C. Keith Lyde Hon. Walter H. Harrington, Jr. Robert S. Crossland Hon. Blaine E. Pettitt Warren W. Mangels Hon. Ri chard A. Hickman, Ret. Ferdinand T. Fletcher Saul N. Ross Alvin D. McNeil Hon. John D. Jell etich Emmet B. Hayes Hon. Robert E. Woodward Charles O. Morgan, Jr. Richard K. Karren Doris H. Maier Wallace G. Quinlisk Eugene R. Kirkpatrick Bernard M. Palmer CLASS OF 1942 (25%) Hon. Martin H. Ryan, Ret. John T. Knox Hon. W. Blair Rixon, Ret. Richard S. Bishop George G. Spanos Hon. Annette LaRue Hon. John A. Swenson Norman T. Sel tzer J. Richa rd Thomas James H. McAlister Wayne O. Veatch, Sr. John A. "Jack" White Porter A. Towner Ryan M. Poistra Richard O. White Hon. John T. Racanelli CLASS OF 1936 (12%) Jack W. Urch Lawrence E. Viau, Jr. Hon. A. Matthew Raggio Lt. Col. James Keesling, Jr. c. CLASS OF 1943 (38%) Robert A. Rose Hon. Jean Morony, Ret. Winifred L. Hepperl e CLASS OF 1950 (19%) Prof. Gordon D. Schaber Jess F. High Andrew R. Schottky, Jr. CLASS OF 1937 (25%) Lowell A. Airola Roger P. ans Lee E. Solomon Romolo L Ariani Raymond N. Bake r Ll oyd V Stamp George E. Atkinson, Jr. James M. Brower . ... I (j .. • • ,\ :\:\ 1· ,\1. 11 1': 1' 1111'1' II I.' I; I F'I'S CLASS AGENTS ALBERT R . ABRAMSO N (" 54) PHILIP ADAMS (" 38) RIC HARD S . B ISHOP (,42) J AMES S . BUBAR ('78) TERRENCE A . CALLAN ('64) Wilham R. Sweeney George Hin ok i Thomas M. Gnffin Hon. Hugh Rose II I James B. Thompson Robe rt L. Hughes Hon. Edward A. Hlnz, Ret. Bruce W Sc hwab Hon. Wayne Wyhe All an B. O'Connor Ri chard E. Johnston Lane R. tuart Hon. tan ley C. Young, Ret. Gordon C. Ph illi ps Chester MOrriS Hon. Arthur E. Wall ace George S. Youngli ng Hon. Norman S. Reid Mi chael Ropers Ehzabeth B. Ri chards Ha rry D. Sunderl and CLASS OF 1964 (11 %) CLASS OF 1953 (28%) James F. Rogers Hon. Phili p K. SWei gert Steven Abbott Hon. Richard W Abbe, Ret. Hadden W Roth Hon. Taketsugu Takel, Ret. Jac k C. Alh adeff Richard B. Amandes Harold il en Ric hard J. Tucke rman Terrence A. Ca ll an Anthony R. Brookman Hon. Cha rles V. Stone, Re t. John J. Vlahos Alfred V. Contanno Robe rt N. hargln Edwa rd M. Wri ght Lawrence E. Wayte Joseph W Cotchett Robert H. Da rrow P. Steve n Dobel Hon. Bru ce R. Geern ae rt, Ret. CLASS OF 1 958 (1 5%) CLASS OF 1962 (17%) Fri tz L. Duda Cha rles R. Hoge Robe rt E. Ca rlson Norse N. Blazza rd Hon. Ric hard W Ki rby, Ret. LOlli SS. Ka tz Hon. J. Hilary Cook Lorin B. Bl um William Lu kens Wilham R. Law rence Hon. Marvin G. Hau n Frederic k H. Bysshe, Jr. Jonathan E. Maire Hon. Ric hard M. Lum Law rence Jones Wi lham C. Ca rr Jerome Ma rks David J. Martin Jose ph I. Kell y Paul H. Cy ril Joseph A. Morales Wilham J. Mazze ra Geo rge King Hon. Terence M. Dempsey Frederic T Muegenburg, Jr. Willso n C. Moore, Jr. Thomas C. Lonergan Warren C. Deutsc h Peter P.J. Ng Jac k A. Pollatsek Ke nne th W Rosenthal Robert A. Ellsworth Arthur J. Pollock Robert P. Prae tzel Robe rt M. Sweet Herman H. Fitzge rald Scott D. Ri chmond Truitt A. Ri chey, Jr. Robe rt S. Teaze W Ronald Ing ram Barry A. Schulman Dw ight M. Rush David E. Wi ll en De nnis Keeley Will iam J. Thompson Harry B. Swanson Dr. David H. Wilson Angele Khachadour Robert H. Tourtelot Hon. Robe rt F. List Alfred M.K. Wo ng CLASS OF 1 954 (/0%) CLASS OF 1959 (18 %) Bruce M. Lubarsky Albert R. Abramson Hon. Nat A. Agli ano, Ret. John J. Mitchell , Jr. CLASS OF 1965 (15%) Hon. William C. DeMartini Je ff rey Bradpiece Aa ron Paul Jerry B. Abbott Edwa rd Dermott Hon. James L. Browning, Jr. Archer F. Pugh Edwa rd M. Cook III Robe rt 0. Rec kner Antonio G. Bueno Kenneth N. Rive ra James B. Cuneo Jac k S. Kusa ba Hon. John A. Burke Peter Schwa rz Steve n B. Dagge tt John K. "Jac k" Smith Hon. Sheldon H. Grossfeld Philip F. Spaldin g Thomas N. Fat Dimitri K. lI yin Thomas A. Vyse Hon. Frank A. G rande CLASS OF 1955 (21 %) Robe rt L. La Vine Ben ja min Haga n, Jr. William J. Adams Will ia m R. Mac key CLASS OF 1963 ( 21%) Henry Hill Hon. Da vid L. Allen Harold Q. Noack, Jr. Ronald GS Au John M. Ke ll y Wilham C. Miller Lawrence W Novac k Herbert E. Barker, Jr. Be rt T Kobayashi , Jr. Jam es R. Ron Ronald H. Rouda Robert Bishop Hon. Jac k Komar Kenneth E. Skouse n Hon. James F. Thaxter Terrence J. Bonham Edward V. Lane, Jr. Bruce D. Wagner Thomas Van Voorhis Jose ph W Br ya ns Craig E. Lollin Ric hard W Walden Hon. Ri chard F. Charva t David Lyman CLASS OF 1 960 (16%) Albert G. Cla rk, Jr. William P. Mace CLASS OF 1956 (17%) Susa nnah J. Convery James R. Cutright Lawrence M. Nag in Duane W Dresser Hon. Ca rl E. Da vis, Ret. John F. Donova n Stephen D. Na tcher Daniel F. Ga llery Eu ge ne Epstein Wi ll iam D. Gibbs Bernard E. O'Connor, Jr. Ll oyd Hinkelman Robert C. Field Will iam A. Gould, Jr. Comm. Ga ry A. Pol insky Edward E. Marsh, Jr. John W Hopkins James F. Gustin Kurt H. Pyle Mel ville O wen William F. Kenney Peter M. Gwosdof James E. Shekoya n Henry A. Poy Sarah J. Kill gore James c. Hagedorn Hon. Harry R. heppa rd Hon. W Gordon hore, Ret. John H. Kn owles Edward J. Hega rty Alexa nder H. Si ngleton Henry C. Krivetsky Thomas G. Hendricks Lowell F. Sutherl and CLASS OF 1957 (26%) Dr. Douglas T Lee Jesse W Jac k Ralph S. Temple, Jr. Timothy Abel Douglas C. Liech ty Robert S. Louis Martin Titcomb Spencer R. Alter Hon. Robert A. Neher Clyde L. MacGowa n, Jr. William K. Tuck E. Paul Atkins Hon. Thomas W Stoever Donald M. Malone Hon. Richa rd C. Tu rrone C. John Bernt Ja mes E. McCready Ed wa rd A. Weiner Ernest G. Cheonis CLASS OF 1961 (13%) Dav id W McMurtry James M. Wells, Jr. Henry Friedman Isaac Fluss Hon. L.c. Nunley Stephan C. Wi ll iams Hon. Galen Hathaway Keith S. Fraser Hon. Roland N. Pu rnell .\ :\ :\ I' ,\ I. H I': I) () WI' () F (: I I' T s . . . . CLASS OF 1966 (I %) Joel Ca ra sh Stanley T Kanetake Bern.lrd J. ~,,(hh.l(h ~ 1a r\l n R Anderson Hugh R. Coffm Alfred P. Kn oll L. Rlch.ud Fi,chcr Rnh.,rt ~L Arbuthnot Michael Fnedman Richard L. Landes B.ury J. Gold,tem Roh.,rt W Bartlett II C. Martin Goldenberg All en B. Lee James W Guthne Han M.tr\·1n R. BaHer Edwm B. Hales Carl A. Leonard Richard A. Helm Don.lld B. Belkin Ri chard H. Hirai James B. MagUire 11\ Han. Ernest M. HlfllOhlge Paul D. Cooper M. Brooks Houghton Han. Robert G. McG rath Vernon A. Kal shan Craig L. Corren Han. Edward B. Huntington Edward A. Mella III Bru ce D. Ketron Karl E. Droe,e. Jr. Dennis A.lng Lawrence B. Mdler J. Michael McGowan Gary A. Eisenberg All an Jacobs Harvey D. Mittler Franklin K. Mukai Gregory E. Fischbach Craig R. Joh nston Philip L. Nelson Wendell K. Pang Han. Richard 0. Frazee Ja mes V Jones Robert L. Nip DenniS C. Poulsen Eric J. Fygl Han. Tal madge R. Jones Han. Ralph Nunez tephen N. Rosen Joh n C. Ga rrett Han. Robert F. Kas ter William L. Osterhoudt Peter E. Sibley Barry R. Gross Han. Edward M. Lacy, Jr. Brian Pendleton Harold S. mall Allen A. Halm Han. Robert M. Lettea u Robert A. Prahl Hendrik F. Wentholt Jerry B. Hicks Da vid S. Li ch tenstei n Gerald A. Rein Henry S. Horn III tephen D. Ma rks William A. Ri chmond CLASS OF 1971 (11 %) Law rence N. Ing Gordon E. McClintock Terry D. Ross Freda E. Abbott Han. C. Robert Jameson Howa rd R. Melamed Guy Rounsavi ll e, Jr. Curtis W Berner E. Ba rry Kline Peter Z. Michael Arthur W Ruthenbeck Stephen D. Barnes Guy O. Kornblum Jon T Miho Paul J. Sax Li nda J. Brown Gil bert N. Kruger Nicholas G. Moore Garrin J. Shaw David M. Buoncristlani Han. John R. Lewis Philip D. Mortenson Philip M. Shaw, Jr. Thomas H. Ca rmody James E. Mahoney Larry L. Myers Richard L. Sorem Michael W Case Li ndell L. Ma rsh Duane L. Nelson Mark L. Tuft Frederi ck R. hilton, Jr. William J. McLean III Stephen E. Newton WIIHamJ. Weir Daniel G. Farthing WilHam M. McMillan William M. O'Mara Robert A. Wyler, Jr. Han. Edward Forstenzer Bruce H. Munro William A. Quinby Michael H. Young Robert B. Gex I V Bernard W ebenzahl Richard L. Rosett Sa muel P. Youn g Richard Goldman Han. Leslie C. Nichols Philip M. Savage 11\ Joseph T Zichichi Prof. Jay E. Grenig J. Martin Obten Francis 0. Scarpulla Thomas L. Hinkle Ga ry L. Olimpia Robert S. Shelburne CLASS OF 1969 (9%) Ronni Jac kl Walter M. Phillips, Jr. Bernard P. imons Yoichi J. Asari Ri chard S. Johns Han. Theodore D. Platt Gary P' Snyde r Douglas G. Crosby Barry A. Johnson Ja mes L. Racusm Han. William H. Stephens Helen B. Culiner Mark A. Klein Han. Timothy A. Reardon Han. ChrIS tromsness Peter W Davis Jay A. Knight Ba rr y Reh feld Don . utherland Howa rd A. Janssen David B. Lin coln Stanley M. Roden Brian D. Thiessen Philip L. Judson E. Patri cia Lucey W Lance Russum Michael B. Wilmar Thomas E. Malley, Jr. Michael F. McG rew Jerrold . Schaefer Ba rry C. Wood John R. Martineau Madeline G. McLaughlin Robert N. Silverman Cha rles J. Mazursky Han. John M. Meye r Jeffrey L. Sm ith CLASS OF 1968 (15 %) Douglas C. McCl ure Michael F. O'Connor Han. Leland H. Spencer Ralph S. Abascal Donald J. McCubbin Kenneth S. Ogden Fred L. Tanenbaum Eugen C. Andres Robert J. Menifee Gregory C. Paraskou John R. Thomas, Jr. Robert A. Belzer Han. William D. Mudd Gary B. Rothbart Lawrence W Thorpe Mark Bernstein John E. Nordm II Mi chael P. Smith Alan J. Vagi Robert A. Biorn Victor P. Obn insk I' haron J. Streicher Ri cha rd H. Wise Han. Terrence R. Boren Craig S. Ritchey Paul D. Supnlk Kenneth C. Bornholdt George R. Roberts C. Frank Vu ll iet CLASS OF 1967 (r8%) Howard T Chang Taml S. Sander W Bruce Wold Ste\'en S. Agosta Dua ne E. Clapp, Jr. James E. Wa ll ace, Jr. Timothy D. Woo, Jr. Dennis B. Alexander Harold E. DeGraw George E. Washington Robert C. Wright Gerald L. Anchor Han. Timothy J. Evans James B. Young Edward D. Be nes Han. Norman J. Ganert CLASS OF 1972 (12%) Richard S. Berger Han. Ina L. Gyemant CLASS OF 1970 (8%) John P. Barrie LU CIus P. Bernard Roger C. Hartman Robert G. All en Richard G. Bell Thomas A. Brady Richard W Henson Robert O. Appleton, Jr. Kenneth W Bond Susan S. Bnggs William T Hunter, Jr. Phili p W Bartenetti Helen M. Cake John D. Cahners V Ja mes Jackl Irvmg S. Bertram Dennis E. Ca rlton .••• I H •.. . CLASS AGENTS K EITH S . F RASER (,61 ) Margot J. Champagne Timothy H. Flanigan Terry M. Ca rl son, Jr. Prof. Elaine W Shoben Lee A. Ch .! cote, Jr. Hon. Terence P. Fl ynn Leigh S. Cassidy Elizabeth H. Sil ve r James C. Clay lemen t L. Glynn Eddie Y. Chin Frank S. Si lver Kenneth C. Cochrane James S. Graham Elizabeth A. Coy ne John T. wan Stephen J Crane Dan C. Grimmer Dean W Crowell Willi am L. Tan Steven R. Dally Thomas A. Hae usc r Paul W Daniels Jeffrey M. Taylor Thomas G. Dobyns Robert M. Henderson John E. Darr III Ri chard J. Thalheimer Frank G. Fercovich Steven Herman Han. John W DeGroot Harold B. Thom pson David T FUjikawa Larry C. Holman A. Charl es Dell'Ario William G. Van der Mei Robert A. Gilmartin Edward Jew Michae l R. Dougherty Han. Bruce Van Voo rhis David J. Gu inan Spe ncer A. Joe Han. Michael L. Douglas Douglas A. Voorsanger Candace J. Heisler John M. Kaheny Jon E. Ell i ngson Mic hael H. Voss Be rna rd G. Howe ll teven E. Kaplan Lynne R. Feldman Jane S. Walsh Andrew M. Ives, Jr. Wi ll iam F. Kenefick, Jr. John H. Feldmann III David P. Whitridge David J. Jung Park er S. Kennedy Genn aro A. Filice III David J. Williamson Stephen C. Kenney Hon. Robert K. Kurtz Hugh D. Finley Donna M. Woo Donald S. Kuhn Phi lip B. Lai rd, Jr. Dianna E. Fleming Gord on Y. Yamamoto Thomas J. LaLanne Mark A. Larsen Charles M. Floren Ri chard W Young Jon S. Malsnee Richard Y. Lee Stewart H. Foreman Leslie K. Zuska Frank C. Marshall , Jr. Michael A. Lotm an Ri chard J. Geddes Ga ry E. McCurdy Don A. Lyn n Han. Thomas D. Glasse r CLASS OF 1975 (15%) Murray M. Meeker Bruce G. Mayfield Jam es H. Gulseth Ida O. Abbott John Michael O'Conn or Bruce B. McCrea Dav id R. Hammer Hon. Lunell C. Anderson Tucker W Peterson Ronald A. Miller Wi ll iam G. Herrmann II Victori a E. Armstrong James B. Preston Thomas E. Miller Donald P. Hickman Carolyn S. Attkisson James M. Purvis Wi ll iam R. Morris Jeff rey M. Howa rd Thomas Y. Au John M. Reidenbach Jac kson E. Morrison Douglas D. Hughmanick Deborah S. Ball a ti J. Mark Rochefort Frank J. Noll Helen Yuen Hing Hui Ri chard G. Blair Howa rd Z. Rosen Rod ne y C. Olse n Han. teven E. Jahr Peter Bresc iani Terence J. Shannon Douglas . Paris Will iam J. James C. Randall Bupp James E. Sheldon Ga ry B. Polgar John E. Kalin Ronnie G. Caplane Paul M. Shimoff Robert Ramsey, Jr. Ca roline A. Kerl Da vid C. Cia rk Andrew C. Sigal Terrence D. Ranahan Roy J. Koege n John J. Davis, Jr. Mike Soumbeniotis Michael B. Read Ca rol Man Lee Geoffrey J. Eng Ga ry J. Spradling Gregory J. Ryken Barry L. Lev ine Paul Escobosa John F. Staley Gary D. Samson George M. Lindahl Michael M. Fl eming Thomas J. Tusa n Michael T. Shepherd James G. Li ne Stuart I. Folinsky Phy ll is Ungerer John S. Simonson Michael J. Loeb Anthony F. Gantner Anne Unverzagt Michael T. Solomon Theodore R. Laos Stephen K. Ga rdner John S. Warnlof Han. George A. Spada ro Mi chael G. Malone Thomas H. Gibson III Howa rd K. Watkins Mark S. Spangler Jose ph L. Marshall James B. Gildea Stephen P. Wiman Ri chard S. Stone Richard G. McBurnie John J. Giovannone Benjamin R. Winslow Prof. Peter N. Sw isher Charles J. McClai n, Jr. Robe rt J. Goetzinge r Ronald Wong Paulette J. Taylor Jac k B. McCowan, Jr. Steven H. Gurnee George P. Thomas, Jr. Han. Patti Jo McKay Patri ck J. Hagan CLASS OF 1 973 (14 %) Brenton N. Ver Ploeg Dr. Robe rt M. McMahon Kathleen M. Hallissy Patrick M. Ange rmiller Kristian D. Whitten Louis J. Menendez, Jr. Ga il B. Hayes Hon. Richa rd A. Bennett Steven Zimmer Donald F. Miles Lawrence Herben John C. Bost C. Phillip Moore Gerald M. Hinkley Hon. Ca rol J. Carrier CLASS OF 1974 (16%) Victoria Nader Fred ri c R. Horow itz Oren T. Chikamoto Gary T. Aka Tanya M. Neiman Loren D. Hostek Prof. Ja mes W Coll iton Kathryn R. Anderson Jeff rey C. Nelson Ed wa rd E. House man Michael T. Connell Prof. Jack H. Archer Cha rles J. Noth II Loren C. Ipsen Donald T. Cook Murray M. Aron Mark F. Ornell as Thomas H. Jamison Hon. Margaret D. Cooley te ve n W Baker John A. Peterson Louisa M. Jaskulski Michael G. Desma rais Jack D. Bauman Richard C. Raines Paul L. Knight Richa rd A. Dinnebier James M. Baynes Mark H. Rosenthal Robert F. Kull Stephen H. Doll inger Pa ul E. Bennett Robert Sakai Alexander L. Law rence James R. Dunworth William E. Boyd Kenneth J. Schmier James S. Leigh Steven H. Felderstein Harry R. Bruno, Jr. Jo Anne Z. Se ll ner Ca rl Lippenberge r . I!) . \ \ \ 1'.\ 1, HE I'(lHT (l l' 1: 11'1' :-; CO" K Lum Kay del Carmen Holley Donald A. Friend Ell zaberh E. ManfredI Thomas J. MacBnde, Jr. Andre E. Jardini Dennis W Ghan Eli zabeth A. England Timothy M. Mc lahon MIchael H. Jester Michael E. Graham Randall . Fne>tone Joseph Mtil a rd Hon. Stephen J. Ka ne Jose ph E Green Kell y A. Francisco Jeffrey I. adnch Hon. cO tt L. Kays Theodore M. Hankin Donald R. Fra nson, Jr. Ronald \V. Nelson Michael A. Kell y James E Hann Robert L. Freeman Patrick A. NIelson Ri cha rd K. Keyes Thomas M. Hart IV Prof. Christian G. Fritz Earl D. o.sborn John A. Koep pel Marga ret M. Heiser Marc D. Ga rfinkle Paul M. o.stroff Robert Krase David P. Hodges Gordon W Gregory J. VIrgin ia Peiser Christopher L. Lau J. Eric Isken Robert A. Hawley Douglas L. Pitch ford Judith Ledbetter David M. Ivester J. G. Hetheri ngton Basil N. Plastiras Matthew Levita n Barry L. Kanel Susa n K. Hoe rge r usan M. Popik Dav id Maher Ull y, Jr. Jac k Kenea ly Stephen D. Holz Martha C. Radcliffe Will ia m G. Maimone Ca mpbell Kill efer Bonnie L. Johnson Kev in P. Rodgers Kim R. Marois W Alexa nder Klikoff Jennifer L. Kell er Joel R. Rubin Michael C. Mattice Robert M. Kohn David H. Kremer Thelma am ul on Hon. Jamoa A. Moberly Ronald E Krelle Bruce M. Lorman Richa rd L. Seabolt Michael W Morrison Noell K. Kubota Susa n Lowe Kathleen A. kinner Marsha L. Morrow Jeffrey D. lou Joseph M. Marchini John L. Smith Robert A. Muhlbach Larry R. Lavoie Marita K. Marshall Hon. Douglas K. Southard Prof. Nell J. Newton Da vid 0. Ledbetter Dea n Leo P. Martinez Charl es P. Starkey William W Nolan Bruce A. Lyon Edward Mastrangelo Michael D. Tom Paul A. Pod rid Jose ph D. Magri John I. McBeth William W Washauer Donald Primavera Ri chard A. Marshall William E. McDonnell ,Jr. Ronald H. Wecht Hon. Nanc y L. Ras musse n Philip R. Matthews Richard D. McKay Steven L. Weinstein William I. Rothbard Hon. Charlene P. Mitchell Barbara J. Morgen Philip H. Welch IV Jose ph H. Schieffer Stanley M. Morishi ge Lon K. o.kada Paul . Wilcox Cathy R. Siegel Laura A. Myers Arthur B. Page Ellen M. York Dav id V Stiles John H. Newman Kurt C. Peterson William G. Tiffany Gretchen Nicholson Ken neth R. Pi vo CLASS OF 1976 (1 4%) Wayne o.. Vea tch, Jr. Sheil a C. Nolan Gerald Posner Mark B. Abelson Ann M. Veneman Ken neth E. 0.1iv ier William M. Ri chardson Dudley G. Akama James L. Walker IV Thomas A. Pistone Crai g H. Ri chlin John R. Andrada David S. Worthington Stanley E. Pond David J. Ri ve ra Thomas L. Becket Hon. Ja ne York Christopher P. Ramsey Larry C. Russ Ronald S. Bemis Marl a C. Za mora Sandra J. Savage Robin Ru ssell David H. Bent Thomas D. Zeff Walter E. Shjefl o, Jr. Brad . Seli gman Hon. Stephen D. Bradbury Grego ry W Stepanicich Mark J. mith Thomas K. Buck CLASS OF 1977 (13%) Robert L. Tan John H. Stephens Jed Z. Call en Janet Am brozek Lynn K. Thompson Randall K. Steve rson Diane W Carter Robert M. Ande rson Peter L. Trask Nancy Stewa rt Peter S. Chalfa nt Da vid M. Axel rad Lesli e R. Tyler Jane Stratton Gayle J. Chan R. Gordon Ba ker, Jr. Ri chard S. Walter Robert S. Tafoya Steve n K. Chung Keith B. Bardelli ni Dav id Weston S. Dav id Ta kaku wa Ruth E Claiborne Elaine R. Bay us Gregg T. Yamanaka Gerald G. Weisbach Ri chard E. Crow II Ri chard S. Bebb Da vi d E. Wheeler Joa nna Da il ey Bru ce D. Bickel CLASS OF 1978 ([3%) Marshall Whitney James B. De Goli a Hill Blackett III Clifford R. Anderson III Jeff reI' R. Williams Usa A. Del Pero Elizabeth Franco Bradley Jose ph And rews Randall R. Wittman Michael E. Delehunt Donald W Ca rl son Ri cha rd J. Ayoob Law rence Yee RIc hard Domholt Joan L. Cassman Uza E Bercovici Ma ry Donova n Merl e C. Chambers Cassa nd ra B. Bernstei n CLASS OF 1979 (1 3%) Unda S. Feldman Ellen o.. Coll ins James S. Bubar Ali ce L. Akawie Peter L. Fitzgera ld John W Crawford Donald Ca ry James A. Bach Jesse L. Gaines John D. Deacon, Jr. Donald Chang Bobby L. Bieri g DO\'id E. Gunn Moll ieJ. Dent Ch ristin a Y. Chen Stephen J. Biska r Eric R. Haas David J. Elefanr Jac k K. Clappe r Julie E Blackshaw Patrick T. Hall Ch ristopher E. Ell ison Diane D. Cla rke Betty C. Bull ock James A. Harbin Ca rmen A. Estrada Richard Dav idoff Jeff reI' W Bush James G. Harlan LIsa Finkelstein Hon. John P. Doyle Ki eran K. Carter Robert T. Haslam Robert E. FreItas Kenneth B. Drost Dana M. Cole . ':11) .•• . .\ .\' .'\ 1'.\1 , 1l 1': I'flH'1' fl l' (: 11''1':-> CLASS AGENTS C. Randall Cook Laura R. Craft Prof. Patricia C. Bradford Michael R. Boone M,lUreen E. Corcoran Alexander J. Craig III Kenneth H. Brown Donna M. Boostrom Susan K. DavIdoff Prof. Lallra E. Cunningham Robert H. BlImei Cathryn Bryck Scott P. De Vnes Roge r A. Dreye r C. Don Clay Edna F. Cash-Dudley Jack E. Dittoe George S. Duesdieker LISa C. Clay John Chu Kevin Domecus Le land B. Evans Joseph L. ole Pe ter W Clapp Carol Wieckowsk! Dreyer Will iam W Fa rrer Aletha L. Coleman James R. Cody Joseph E. Fanucci Kevin W Finck John R. Connell y, Jr. Michael D. Devin Valene A. Fontaine Adalee Goldberg Conrad M. orbett LUCia M. Diamond James E. Fox Cathy D. Goldstein Hon. Paula Devens Virginia N. Dodge Ma rc L Goldstei n Marjorie E. Golu b hcila A. Dolan Bruce R. Ell isen LoUIs J. Goodman Lance B. Gordon C ha rl es L. Eichhorn Neil C. Erickson Marcia L. Green Peter Ha rding Ali son S. Fay James H. Fox Nancy W Green Michael J. Henderson C. Ra ndolph Fishburn Lau ry M. Frieber David L. Hall Phyllis Tow nsend Henderson M. Wai nwrig ht Fishburn, Jr. Benjami n W Gale Rosemary Hart Wade Hufford Mark E. Foster Steven J. Gray Joel J. Hayashida Michael A. Hurwitz Roger Furman G regory L. Harper Thomas A.E. Hes keth Jeff rey H. Jac kson Ray D. Gardner Patricia A. Higa Cheryl K. Hetheri ngton G regg W Jarrett Richard L. Gerould Samuel F. Hoffman Amy . Howe Bria n C. Johnson Violet N. Handelman Robert J. Kaneda David M. Humiston Lawrence J. Kalfaya n Fred M. Hartwick III R. Mi chael Kasperza k, Jr. Adam C. Kent Robert J. Kalmbach James A. Haverkamp Cynth ia Y. Kawachi Ph ilip D. Kohn Jeffrey H. Karlin Mark J. Hirabayashi Peter J. Kokali s John T Komeiji Diane W La rrabee A m old K. Honda Richard A. Lapping Robert N. K wan Matthew La rrabee Susa n B. Ho rwitz Lois R. limbach Paula Le ibov itz C hris P. Lavdiotis James A. Huizinga linda G. lipscomb Thomas C. Levitt Mark P. Levy Rebecca A. Hull Peggy McMahon Richa rd A. littorno Rose- Eve K. Lewis James H. Irish Mi chael P. McNamara Richard G. Logan, Jr. Raymond M. Lynch Faith Jansen Dr. James W Moore Jo n A. Longe rbone Randall L. Manl ey heri E. Jose ph Janet A. Nexon Ma rt in Lovinge r Jerold T Matayoshi Jea nnette D. Lejardi Paul M. Nichols Lawrence B. Low Dennis E. McLean Harvey J. Lung C hristine K. Noma Lau ra Massey Alexander J. Mi chalak Jeanne M. Lynch Karl O lson Sa ll y J. McCabe Mi chael A. Mullery Melani e Stoff Maier Sa rah F. Pattison Peter M. Nelson Patricia T O hara Mrs. Rac hel Mark un Howard H. Ruben Jonathan Novak Lou A. Phelps Philip A. McLeod Susan G. Rube n Hon. La wrence J. O'Neill Warren T Pratt She il a M. Muldoon Alyce A. Rubinfeld Bruce R. Pfaff Peter R. Robinson Sandi L. Nic hols Jan A. Rutherdale Mary L. Poteet Alan W Schulkin Ronald W Novotny C harl otte M. Saxon Nancy L. Powers Gerald T Sekimura Douglas W Oldfield C urt A. Schul tz Law rence R. Ramsey Harry A. Sherr Dvora Parker Yee-Ho rn Shuai Ma rc L. Sallus Bruce L. Si mo n Timothy G. Patterson Rik N. Siro F. Eric Saunders Stephen J. Skuris Steven M. Perl Kathy D. Steel Da vid D. cott James 1. Stang Drew E. Po merance Michael J. Steel Sa ll y A. Skl ar Claude M. Stern Susa n L. Rockwell Ba rbara H. Stikker Andrew Sorokowski Ti moth y L. Stewa rt A. C urtis Sawyer, Jr. Thomas J. Stikker Mark L. Vo rsa tz Peter T Stone Da vid Siegel Ben Suter Edward E. Wall ace David E. Stumbos Brian R. Strange Kevin K. Ta keuchi Jay P. Wertheim Diane E. Teilh libbie Stull G race F. Ta m Elaine H. Wol ff-Bubar Roderick M. Thompson Thomas P' Sulli va n Ba rba ra M. T homas Mi chael H. Ya ncey Thomas J. Umberg Steven M. Takei Xuyen Van Doan Jeffrey G. Walker Lawrence A. Towers Jerome V. Waye CLASS OF 1 980 (14 %) Ne il W Wiley Vivian L. White-Orso James c. Weseman Joseph J. Babich Timoth y J. Young Philip Wild Nancy E. Wong Kathlee n M. Bales- Lange Tod 1. Zuckerman Gary Wong Prof. Ma rga ret J. Wynne Bria n T Bo rders Eileen F. Braunreiter CLASS OF 1 981 (13%) CLASS OF 1982 (1 2%) CLASS OF 1983 (1 2%) C hristopher M. Carletti Eric M. Abramson G regory R. Aker Nancy L. AI va rez Katherine S. Clark Randall M. Ba bbush Lowell Anderson Ka thryn G. Be rgenholtz Hon. lisa Hart Cole D. Michael Bailey Dan M. Berkovitz Cynthia Kerwin Birmingham '2 1 . R"l"-on L. Buxton Susan E. Crawford EI leen M. Ma ll ey Jenlllfer C H.lgle ~lane-Loulse Carn George H. Denton Janet E. Ma ttick Rol"-err L. H.lgle, Jr. Nan M c."tle Ha rry M. Dod rna n Eil een T McAndrew WdhJm K. Ham il n Lauren Ce~3re Andrew D. Eskon Mary B. McNe Ill Pamela T Ir CLASS AGENTS .. •. ,\ :-J N I! }\ L I{ I': I) () 11' I' () F (: I F 'I' ~ Patrice . Scatena Da vid A. Si lva George F. Love Kent Matsuda Laura H. Smith Elena V Speed Kathryn Elliott Love R. Andrew McCoppln Lea Anne Storum Diane E. Turrifr Ri chard A. Montfo rt, Jr. Robert C. McDonald Theresa S. Taylor Antoinette M. Von dem Hage n Wa lter T Moore Robert A. McFarl ane Breck C. Tostevi n Jordan D. Wagner Kenneth W Muller M. Paul Mihalek Paul H. Yong Kell y E Watson Jennifer E. Niles John Milani Ro n S. Zollman Jordonna L. Sabi h Frannie . Mok-Wang CLASS OF 1 989 (8%) Gary E. Scalab rini June N. Morse Cesa r V Alegria, Jr. CLASS OF 1991 (7%) Ri chard J. Schachtili Sandra L. Rappaport Russell L. Allyn Alyssa J. All en arah him Catherine A. Rogers Amy R. Bach Debra L. Ba rbi n Alisa A. Sho rago Da vi d J. Silbert Patrick G. Cannon Deborah A. Bigbee Da vid B. Sull ivan Paul P Szeto Joyce M. Cartun Laura A. Brenner Thomas W Tierney S. Niall Vignoles Kristin C. Chambers Rhonda M. Brunswick Melissa B. Ward Debo rah Young Steven M. Cooper Annie Y. C hang Ch risti na G. Cordoza John . C hang CLASS OF 1993 (7%) CLASS OF 1995 (7%) Mark W Danis James M. Conway Anthony V Albertazzi Dale . Adams Judith A. DeFranco Kenneth D. Drazkowski Bret C. Bi rdsong Brenda M. Altman Paul A. Dorris Monyeen C. Drury Shell ey L. Bren ner David M.Call Donald T Dunning Michael R. Egger Kathleen Cattani Elizabeth A. Call Gregory L. Feinberg Ruth V Glick Lu cia A. o rral Karen M. C han Kimberly Fullerto n Ga ry Goldberg Laura R. Eig Jackson C hen Gayle M. G reen Idil io A. Gonzalez Terri Finkbine-Arnold Nathanael M. Cousins Ian Hardcastle Steven H. Jackman Reiko L. Furuta Marga ret W Egler Mi chael J. Hersek C hristine L. Judas Adam J. Gillman Julia A. Emede Christopher A. Hilen Katharine A. Kates Philip A. Gi nsburg George Frost James J. Jordan John M. Kauffman G ideon Y. G runfeld Tamara Phillips Holl and Theresa W Karl e Michael J. Kinane Kevin J. LaMontagne Joni S. Jacobs Eric M. Leenerts Eric R. Krebs Todd D. Ma yo Lesley E Kim Capt. Claes H. Lewenhaupt Matthew R. Kretzer Brian B. McAllister Kathryn S. Korn Heidi S. Maretz Robert G. Merritt Sea n McEneaney Ja mes K. Lynch Peter B. Maretz Robert C. Mills Susanne L. Meline Aaron J. Malo Robert L. Meylan Marvin D. Mohn Hak hamanesh M. Mortezaie Ann E. Morehead Emery D. Mitchell Janine S. Natter Moona Nandi Erin C. Morton Henry T Nakamoto James J. Ostertag Jahan P Raissi Eva n M. Oshan Eileen A. O'Connor Beth A. Palmer Robert R. Rich Laura M. Randall Victoria L. Rishwain Jeanne C. Rei monn Jill Simeone Erik Ruppe Beverly J. Russell Christopher A. Vanderlaan Diane L. Sovereign Lt. Guillermo A. Sohnlein Cynthia de Nevers Trutner Peter L. Vestal John V Wadsworth Matthew B. Swartz Prof. Rachel Va n C1ea ve Laurie L. Watkins Peter M.o. Wong Corey E. Taylor Sam Walker Seth E. Watkins John A. Zecca Viviana Waisman Franklin T Watson Michael P Wippler V Mia Weber Laura A. Woodman G regory A. Zl otnick CLASS OF 1 994 (6%) Steven L. Ya rbrough Steven PAllen CLASS OF 1990 (5%) CLASS OF 1992 (7%) Julia P All oggiamento CLASS OF 1996 (3%) Allison B. Ascher John C. Barker Ch ri stopher P Aya yo C harl es R. Cypher Aaron R. Bolgatz Laurie J. Bell Jay T Bl ount Sean P Gates Shawn M. Britto n Karen D. Brow n Jonathan D. Bookspun Lonnie Goldman Erin T Cornyn Rebecca L. Bu rton Kathryn M. Burke Frode S. Hjelmeset W Bruce Davis Elizabeth M. Calciano Carol F. Chesnut David J. Kastams Shannon E Fall on Anthony Capobianco Alexander S. Dehgan unil R. Kulkarni Gary L. Franklin Timothy M. Casey Ann E. del Llano Masa ru Matsuda Sully W Moore Joanne M. C han Unda M. DeMelis Elaine A. Paplos Unda M. Murphy Emil C. Chang Matthew D. Disco Irina Tentser C raig S. Nelson Robert M. Coelho Ell en R. Fenichel Charlene L. Usher Lan Q. Nguyen Laura J. Dawson James W Harper Timothy P Prince Elizabeth A. Delaney Patricia A. Huebschman CLASS OF 1 998 Roberta R. Rendahl Bret E. Field Myra K. Levenson Chip Robertson Joseph D. Rubin Dennis L. Hightower Matthew E. Magner Michael W Schloessmann, Jr. Christopher T Holl and Cara K. Masuda ... . ~:j . . \ :\ \ I \ L I{ I': I' tl H Till' (: I I,' T ~ FRIENDS R,ch,lTd Mosk r",t \LlTk A,lTOI"on Hon t,mley Mo,k DONOR CLUB LEVELS Dr loh n S A hele Prof Beatnce A. Moulton DEAN'S CIRCLE Llwrenu~ i Nagll1 '65 -\,,,'J ,-\br,lmowlt: John H. Mullen ($500,000 and above) Stephen E. ewton '67 ~lmon n, Ann:tt::T Prof. Meh»a Nelkcn John E. Nordin II '69 Dr. , orman R. Ascherman Barbara A. O'Donnell Estate of John E Digardl '2 Prof. 'tdan Rle,enfdJ 1 .uh.ln A'imow CarolOllmpla Guy RounsaVIlle, Jr '(\8 Roger, Aston Prof. Roger Park PATRONS Jane A. Rummd Sh,lTon A. Bach Prof Jen nI Pa TT1sh ($ZOO,OOO to $499,999) DWIgh t M. Rush '5l Ruth C Barrow R.M. Preston Robert "'amml!\ Jerome Berg Edgar W. Pye Blum Foundation Barry A. Schulman '64 Donald Berhang Aletha R. Ragan Steven M. ,[,kel '81 Prof. Ashutosh A. Bhagwat Prof. tefan Rlesenfeld FOUNDERS KnstlJn D. Whitten '73 Ceci lia Blackfield Florence W. ROlsman ($25,000 to $49,999) James B. Young '69 Prof. Kate Bloch Jane A. Rummel DoTlS Blum Robert SammIs Tony Patino Memonal FeliowslllP 1066 CLUB Prof. RIchard Boswell Assoc. Dean EI leen A. Scallen June D. Schnacke ($ 1,066 to $ 1,499) Stewart . Boxer June D. Schnacke All an Brotsky Anne J. Schneider BENEFACTORS Ava]. AbramOWitz Bruce Brown Prof. LOUIS B. Schwartz ($zo,OOO to $24,999) Albert R. Abramson '54 Ehzabeth J. Cabraser Prof. Stephen Schwarz Enc M. Abramson '81 Edward Chen Prof. Wi lliam W. ch\Varzer Ronald G.. Au '63 Joseph J. BabIch 'SO Wi lham K. Coblentz Hon. Alan ieroty Matthew Levitan '76 James A. Bach '79 Harold Cohen LInda I. Southard Thomas E. Miller '73 Sharon A. Bach Prof. Marsha N. Cohen Charles Spiegel James R. Bancroft '49 Paul N. Crane John A. Sprou l SECOND CENTURY CLUB Elaine R. Bayus '77 Prof. Mary Crossley All an Steyer ($5,000 to $9,999) Paul E. Bennett '74 Prof. RIC hard B. Cunningham Prof. Raymond L. Sulli van Hill Blackett III '77 James T. Da naher Prof. Joseph M. Sweeney Donald Berhang Norse N. Blazzard '62 John W. DavIs John W. SweItZe r Sadie Meye r & Louis ohn Foundation Stephen D. Bomes '71 Nora]. Deg nan Hue Tran Ba rba ra A. O'Donnell Prof. Richard A. Boswe ll Prof. John L. Diamond Waham B. Turner George R. Roberts '69 Elizabeth Franco Bradley '77 Annette R. Dobbs Prof. Gord on Van Kessel John K. "Jac k" Smith '54 Linda]. Brown '71 Greg K. Dresdow Harl an K. Vea l Frederick D. Butler' 6 Peter E Elkind Yo n Wada TOWER CLUB Elizabeth]. Cabraser Harold R. Env Prof. FranCIS R. Wa lsh ($2,500 to $4,999) Terrence A. all an '64 Jerome B. Fa lk , Jr. Prof. William K. Wang Wi lliam C. arr '62 Prof. Seymour Farber Prof. Joanna Weinberg Cy nthia KerWin Birmingham '83 Joa n L. assman '77 Jesse Feldman Prof. D. Kelly Weisberg Cecili a Blackfield Merle C. Chambers '77 Prof. Wi lham Ray Forrester Bobble Welling Kenneth B. Drost '78 Hon. Wi ll iam R. han nell '49 Ma qorie Gelb Hon. Howard B. WIene r Fntz L. Duda '64 Jack K. Clapper '78 Prof. Joseph R. Grodin Edith Wadman Ch ri stopher E. Ell ison '77 Susa nn ah]. Conve ry '60 Richard P. Gross Herman Wadman Gregory E. Fischbach '66 Mauree n E. Corcoran '79 Kathryn A. Ham lin Mun C. Wong Va lene A. Fontaine '79 Jose ph W. Cotchett '64 Dr. M. Robert Harris Prof. Michael A. Zamperini Theodore H. Geballe Charitable Trust Peter W. Davis '69 Jean ]. Hervey Ruth Church Gupta '48 Edwa rd M. Digardi '47 helly Hightower Madalyn Hoberg An nette R. Dobbs Madalyn Hoberg Robert J. Kalmbac h '80 Robert C. Field '60 Gilbe rt S. Hong Dean Mary Kay Kane L. Richard Fischer '70 Prof. William T. Hutton John T. Knox '52 . Randolph Fishburn '81 Robert C. Irwin Prof. Stephen A. Lind M. Wainwright Fishburn,Jr. '81 Prof. David Jung Anne J. Schneide r Ga il A. Fl esher '88 Dean Mary Kay Kane Prof. Stephen Schwarz Ferdinand T. Fletcher '35 Prof. Leo Kanowitz Norman T. Seltzer '42 Charl es M. Fl oren '74 Gary Katz Harry D. Sunderl and '61 Ke ith S. Frase r '61 Gary A. Kessler Eugene L. Freeland '51 MIchael C. KlTk BARRISTERS CLUB Hon. Bruce R. Geernaert, Ret. '53 Ruth W. Lee ($ 1,500 to $2,499) Gideon Y. Grunfeld '93 Tim Lemon Susan Harriman '83 Prof. David Levi ne P. Steven Dobel '64 Richard A. Helm '70 Jan Lewenhaupt Ca rol Wieckows ki Dreyer '79 Winifred L. Heppe rl e '43 Prof. tephen A. Lind Roger A. Dreyer '80 Hon. Ernest M. Hiroshige '70 Edi th M. Luers Betty M. Falk '46 Richard W. Horton 'SO Jennifer L. Machlln Robert E. Freitas '77 Robert L. Hughes '57 Prof. Peter K. MaJer James c. Hagedorn '63 David M. Humiston '79 Prof. John S. Malone Jean Jessop Hervey Prof. William T. Hutton ]. Keith Mann Rebecca A. Hull '81 Ka ren E. Ka rpen '83 Mrs. Eleanor M. Manuel Brian C. Joh nson 'SO William E Kenney '60 Gerald D. Marcus George King '58 Angele Kh ac hadou r '62 Prof. RIchard Marcus David Maher Lilly, Jr. '76 Daniel A. King '87 Prof. EphraIm Margolin Kn eeland H. Lobner '44 Eugene R. Kirkpatrick '52 Prof. Shauna I. Marshall James K. Lynch '95 W. Alexander Kl ikoff '77 JudI D. McCubbin Douglas C. McCl ure '69 Philip M. Knox, Jr. '49 George A. McKray Timoth y B. Mills '86 Bert T. Kobayashi, Jr. '65 Betty Medsger John A. Koeppel '76 .. ,\ XX I',\\' H I': I' ()H 'I' Il lI l : I IIT S 1066 CLUB CONTINU ED Shannon E Fall on '90 John E Donovan '63 Timothy G. Patterson '81 Dia ne W Larrabee '80 Bernard J. Fisc hbac h '70 Donald T Dunning '89 Thomas A. Pistone '77 Matthew Larrabee' 0 Hon. Donald R. Franson '5 1 teven J. Ehe '87 Jac k A. I'oll atsek '53 Hon. Annette LaRue '52 Eric J. Fyg i '66 Douglas A. Emen ck '86 Se n. Willi am J. RaggiO '51 Carl A. Leonard '68 Marjori e E. Golub '80 Myron E. Eti enne, Jr. '52 Richard C. Ra ines '74 Hon. Robe rt M. Lettea u '67 James E Hann '77 T homas N. Fat '65 Michael B. Read '73 Wilbur E littlefield '49 heryl K. Hetherington '79 Bret E. Field '92 Da vld E. Reese '87 Ed ith M. Luers J. G. Hetherington '78 Mi chae l M. Fl eml ng '75 Marjorie A. Reese '88 Thomas J. Mac Bnde, Jr. '75 Ll oyd Hinkelman '56 Mark E. Foster '81 En c R. Reim er '87 James E. Mahoney '66 Mildred W Levin '34 Steven J. Gee '88 W ill iam M. Richardson '78 Melanie toff Maier '81 John R. Mese rve '41 Dennis W Ghan '77 Catheri ne A. Rlvlln '84 Prof. Peter K. Maier Ronald A. Miller '73 Ruth V G li ck '91 Hon. W Blair Rl xon, Ret. '35 Je rome Marks '64 Frannie S. Mok-Wang '94 . Martin Goldenbe rg '67 Howa rd Z. Rosen '72 Dean Leo P. Martinez '78 John H. Mullen William A. Gould, Jr. '63 Richard L. Rosett '67 Bruce G. Mayfield '73 Basil N. Pl astiras '75 Prof. Jose ph R. G rodin Terry D. Ross '68 Charl es J. Mazursky '69 R. M. Preston Hon. heldon H. G rossfeld '59 Hadden WRoth '57 Hon. Ja moa A. Moberly '76 J. Mark Rochefort '72 Patnck THall '76 Hon. Martin H. Ryan, Ret. '49 Nicholas G. Moore '67 Stanl ey M. Roden '66 Kathl een M. Hall issy '75 Marc L. all us '79 Frederic T Muege nburg, Jr. '64 Erik Ruppe '95 Roge r C. Hartman '68 Paul J. Sax '68 Franklin K. Mukai '70 Bruce W Schwab '63 Hon. Galen Hathaway '57 harl otte M. Saxon '82 Bernard W ebenz ahl '66 Prof. Louis B. ch wa rtz Hon. Priscill a H. Haynes '51 Patrice C. Scatena '88 Peter P.J. Ng '64 David Siegel '81 Candace J. Heisler '72 Jerrold C. Schaefer '66 Jonathan Novak '79 Bruce L. Si mon '80 Steven Herman '73 Ri chard L. Sea bolt '75 Kenneth E. O li vier '77 Sall y A. Skl ar '79 Matthew C. Hervey '84 Gerald T Sekimura '80 William L. Osterhoudt '68 Glenn Q. Snyder '84 Douglas D. Hughmani ck '74 Brad S. Seli gman 78 We ndell K. Pang '70 Cha rl es D. Sooy '32 W Ronald Ingram '62 Robert S. Shelburne '67 Prof. Je nni Parrish G regory W Stepanicich '77 Meredith S. Jac kson '88 Theodore E Shl ell s '83 Hon. Blaine E. Pettitt '41 Sharon J. Streicher '71 Hon. Thomas M. Jenkins, Ret. '49 Peter E. Sibley '70 Arthur J. Pollock '64 John W Sweitze r Prof. David Jung Bernard P. imons '67 Dennis C. Poul se n '70 William J. Thompson '64 John M. Kell y '65 John L. Smith '75 Aletha R. Ragan Lawrence W Thorpe '66 Parker S. Kennedy '73 Mark J. Smith '78 Eli zabe th B. Richards '57 Ph yll is Ungerer '72 Stephen C. Ken ney '72 Hon. George A. Spadoro 73 C ra ig S. Ritchey '69 Alan J. Vogi '66 Campbell Killefer '77 Claude M. Stern '80 Chip Robertson '98 Mark L. Vorsa tz '79 Kathryn S. Korn '95' Da vid V Stiles '76 Robert akai 74 James E. Wallace, Jr. '69 Ri chard L. Landes '68 Hon. Thomas W Stoever '60 Assoc. Dea n Eileen A. Scall en John A. "Jac k" White '42 hristopher L. Lau '76 Peter T Stone '80 Francis O. Sca rpulla '67 Daniel S. York '87 Carol Mon Lee '74 Lea Anne Storum '88 Paul M. Shimoff '72 Prof. Michael A. Zamperini Ri chard Y. Lee '73 Jane Stratton '78 Harold Silen '57 Carol Lew '86 S. David Takakuwa '78 Harold S. Small '70 HASTINGS ASSOCIATES Jan Lewenhaupt Theresa . Tay lor '88 Michael T Solomon '73 ($250 to $499) Mi chael A. Lotman '73 Lawrence A. Towers '81 John A. Sproul Dr. John S. Abele Bruce M. Lubarsky '62 John J. Vlahos '61 Brian R. Strange '81 Dennis B. Alexander '67 Hon. Ri chard M. Lum '53 Antoinette M. Von dem Hage n '90 Marvin Suss man 'SO Brenda M. Altman '95 David Lyman '65 C. Frank Vull ie t '71 Prof. Joseph M. Sweeney Euge n C. Andres '68 Joseph D. Mag ri '77 Thomas A. Vyse '62 Richard J. Thalheimer '74 Joseph Andrews '78 Thomas E. Mall ey, Jr. '69 Sa m Walk er '89 Brian D. Thiessen '67 Robert 0. Appleton, Jr. '70 Mi chael G. Malone '74 Jane . Walsh '74 Hen ry Todd '37 C. Robert L. Bacon '51 Prof. Ri chard Marcus Prof. Will ia m K.. Wa ng Michae l D. Tom '75 Deborah S. Ball ati '75 Stephen D. Marks '67 William J. Weir '68 Robert H. Tou rtelot '64 Stanl ey L. Bauer '51 Hon. Francis W Mayer '41 Hendrik E Wentholt '70 Porter A. Towner '49 Hon. Ri chard A. Bennett '73 James H. McAli ster '52 Neil W Wil ey '80 Thomas Va n Voo rhis '59 Bria n T Borders '80 Jac k B. McCowan, Jr. '74 Jeffrey R. Williams '78 Da vid Weston '77 John C. Bost '73 Donald J. McCubbin '69 Stephen P. Wi man '72 Hon. Ph ilip Wilkins '39 C. Prof. Patricia C. Bradford '81 Judy D. McCubbin Benjamin R. W inslow '72 Michael B. Wil mar '67 Cathryn Bryck '82 J. Mi chael McGowan '70 G regg T Ya manaka '77 Alfred M.K. Wong '64 Andrea W Cassid y '84 Madeline G. McLaughlin '7 1 Ri chard W You ng '74 Robe rt Wright '71 C. Hon. Ri chard E C harva t '63 Howa rd R. Melamed '67 Sa muel P. Young '68 Duane E. C lapp, Jr. '68 Hon. Leonard I. Meye rs '41 HASTINGS PARTNERS Peter W C lapp '82 Robert L. Meylan '89 HASTIN GS COUNSELORS ($500 to $1,065) Wilh am K. Coblentz Peter Z. Michael '67 ($100 to $249) Joseph L. Cole '81 Hon. Rudolf H. Mi chaels '48 Dudl ey G. Akama '76 Ellen O. Coll ins '77 Willi am C. Mill er '55 Prof. Mark N. Aaronson Donald B. Bel k111 '66 Paul D. Cooper '66 Hon. Wilham D. Mudd '69 Freda E. Abbott '71 Richard G. Bell '72 Steven M. Cooper '89 Robert H. Mull en '38 Steven Abbott '64 Stewart N. Boxe r Conrad M. Corbett '81 Laura A. Myers '77 Mark B. Abelson '76 Robe rt H. Bunzel '81 Douglas G. Crosby '69 Hon. Robert A. Neher '60 Philip Adams '3 Robert E. Carl son '58 Helen B. Cuhner '69 Ronald W Nelson '75 Wilham J. Adams '55 Anme Y Chang '91 Richard Davidoff '78 John H. Newman '77 Hon. Nat A. Agliano, Ret. '59 Alfred V Contan no '64 Susan K. Davidoff '79 Hon. Leshe C. Nichols '66 Steven S. Agosta '67 Ehzabeth A. Coyne '74 James B. De Goha '76 Frank J. Noll '73 Gary T Aka '74 Pa ul H. Cynl '62 linda M. DeMelis '94 Michael E O'Connor '71 John D. Deacon, Jr. '77 Richard A. Dinnebler '73 Ea rI D. Osborn '75 *The 109"-06 Annual Re/JOTI afC,/IS mmrrecd:-. 1[~led Ehzabeth A. Delaney '92 KeVin Domecus '79 Ene S. Oto '87 Kathryn,- Korn '1J"i as a mem~T of fhl' Ha.mnR' Greg K. Dresdow AJt()(dtc_'. The l:orrCd donor dub lHun!.!' UtI, "\ (1 Richard Domholt '76 Mel vi ll e Owen '56 memht.:n of [he J Id~{lnR.\ A\\OClUle~. \\~ rCl!"Ter IllI\ error Jerome B. Fa lk. Jr. .\\ \['.\1. HEI'I)HT (I I" I: II "T~ HASTINGS COUNSELORS CONTINUED Fredenck H By",h., Jr '62 Nora J. Degna n R,el",rd J. Gedde, '74 L. Alice Aka""e ',9 Lynn K. Cadw,llader '85 Hon. John W DeGroot '74 ~laT)oTle ,db Gregory R. Aker '82 Hon David W Calfee '49 Michael E. Deleh u nt '76 Richard L. Clemuld 'S) J,lCk Alhaddf '64 Jed Z. allen '76 Hon. William C. DeMartlm '53 Robert B. Gex )V '7\ K,Hen T Allen '88 Joel Carash '67 George H. Denton '84 William D. Gibbs '63 Robert G. Allen '70 Chnstopher M. arle ttl '80 Edward Dermott '54 James B. Gildea '75 Julia P Allogglamento '94 Thomas H. Carmodv '7 ) Michael G. DesmaraIS '73 Robert A. G,lmJTtin '72 Spencer R. Alter '5, lane-LOUISe Caro '83 Warren C. Deutsch '62 Pllilip A. Glnshurg '93 ancv L. AklTe, '83 Joyce M. Ca rtu n ' 9 Hon. Pau la Devens '8 \ harles M. Giovanetti '50 Richard B. Amandes '53 Donald Cary '78 Michael D. De", n '82 Clement L. lynn '73 Janet Ambrozek '77 Nan M. Castle '83 Matthew D. DISCO '94 GlSele M. Goetz '85 Gerald L. Anchor '67 Kathleen Cattam '93 Jack E. Dlttoe '79 Robert J. Goetzinger '75 Lowell Anderson '82 Lauren Cesare '83 Thomas G. Dobvns '72 Adalee Goldberg '80 Imon D. Amxter Peter . Chalfant '76 Virginia N. Dodge '82 Cathy D. Goldstein '80 Robert M. Arbuthnot '66 Margot J. Champagne '72 Mimi E. Doherty '85 Ma rc L. Goldstein '79 Romolo L. A nam '37 Karen M. Chan '95 Stephen H. Dollinger '73 Abraham Gortf ried '30 Murrav M. Aron '74 Dennis Whang '86 Hon. Michael L. Douglas '74 Han. Frank A. Grande '65 Yo,ch, J. Asan '69 Donald Chang '78 Hon. John P. Doyle '78 Arthur W Gray, Jr. '52 Allison B. Ascher '90 Howard T Chang '68 Mary T Dumont '85 Joseph F. Green '77 Dr. orman R. Ascherman John S. Chang '9\ Hon. John J. Dunn, Ret. '52 Marcia L. Green '79 Rogers Aston Christina Y Chen '78 Hon.James M. Edmunds '50 ancv W Green '79 George E. Atkinson, Jr. '37 Jackson Chen '95 Elizabeth E. Manfredi '78 Gordon W Gregory '78 Christopher P. Avavo '94 Ernest G. Cheonis '57 Michael R. Egger '91 Prof. Jay E. Grenig '7\ Randall M. Babbush '8\ Carol F. Chesnut '94 Gary A. Eisenberg '66 Thomas M. Gnffin '6\ D. Michael Bailey '8\ Oren T Chikamoto '73 Peter F. Elkind Richard P. Gross Damel W Baker '49 Lee A. Chilcote, Jr. '72 Bruce R. Ellisen '82 Reynold J. Gualeo '48 R. Gordon Baker, Jr. '77 Frederick R. Chilton, Jr. '7\ Robert A. Ellsworth '62 David J. Guinan '72 George A. Balko 1II '86 Eddie Y Chin '74 Geoff rev J. Eng '75 James H. Gu lseth '74 Hon. Robert K. Barber, Ret. '48 Jackson Chin '84 Eugene Epstein '60 Steven H. Gurnee '75 Keith B. Bardellini '77 Tom S. Chun '87 Harold R. Eriv James F. Gustin '63 Herbert E. Barker, Jr. '63 Steven K. Chung '76 Paul Escobosa '75 James W Guthne '70 Nestor Barrero '84 Ruth F. Claiborne '76 Leland B. Evans '80 Eric R. Haas '76 Zinnia C. Barrero '85 Albert G. Clark, Jr. '63 William J. Ewing '51 Thomas A. Haeuser '73 Hon. John W Barrett '49 Daniel Clark '87 Kathleen M. Eyre '83 Patrick J. Hagan '75 Ruth . Barrow Diane D. Clarke '78 Joseph E. Fanucci '79 Jennifer . Hagle '87 Philip W Bartenetti '70 . Don Clay '8\ William W Farrer '80 Robert L. Hagle, Jr. '87 Robert W Bartlett II '66 James c. Clay '72 Ali son S. Fay '8\ Violet N. Handelman '8\ Hon. Marvin R. Baxter '66 Lisa C. ClaV' \ Steven H. Felderstein '73 James A. Harbin '76 James M. Baynes '74 Hon. Frank B. Cliff '52 Jesse Feldman Ian Hardcastle '89 Richard . Bebb '77 Susan F. oberly'88 Philip B. Feldman '83 James W Harper '94 Linda R. Beck '88 Hugh R. Coffin '67 John H. Feldmann III '74 Hon. Walter H. Harrington, Jr. '52 Thomas L. Becket '76 Harold Cohen Frank G. Fercovich '72 Lesley B. Harris '86 Robert A. Belzer '68 Jonathan D. Cohen '85 Dakin N. Ferris'88 Neil A. Harris '86 Dan M. Berkovitz '82 Prof. Ma rsha N. Cohen Paul D. Fife '84 Rosemary Hart '79 Cassandra B. Bernstein '78 Dana M. Cole '79 Genna ro A. Filice 1II '74 Thomas M. Hart IV'77 IrVing S. Bertram '70 Hon. Lisa Hart Cole '80 Kevin W Finck '80 Scott E. HartIey '88 Robert A. Biorn '68 Aletha L. Coleman '8\ Lisa Finkelstein '77 Fred M. Hartwick III '8\ Robert Bishop '63 Austin B. Conley, Jr. '83 Hugh D. Finley '74 Robert T Haslam '76 Richard G. Blair 75 Michael T Connell '73 Randall S. Firestone '78 James A. Haverkamp '8\ Craig . Bloom '88 John R. Connelly, Jr. '8\ Peter L. Fitzgerald '76 Robert A. Hawlev '78 Lorin B. Blum '62 Daniel S. Connolly '88 Isaac Fluss '61 Edward J. Hegarty '63 Aaron R. Bolgatz '90 C. Ra ndall Cook '79 tewart H. Foreman '74 Margaret M. Heiser '77 Kenneth W Bond '72 Hon. J. Hilary Cook '58 Han. Edward Forstenzer '7\ Michael J. Henderson '80 Terrence J. Bonham '63 Ca rol C. Cooper '87 James E. Fox '79 Phyllis Townsend Henderson '80 Donna M. Boostrom '82 Ch ristlna G. Cordoza '89 James H. Fox '82 Robert M. Henderson '73 Hon. Terrence R. Boren '68 Enn T Cornyn '90 Michael A. Fox '84 Thomas G. Hendricks '63 Stacey L. Boyle '87 Lucia A. Corral '93 David A. Frank '85 Richard W Henson '68 Hon. Stephen D. Bradbu ry '76 David J. Cowan' Han. Nels B. Fransen '52 Lawrence Herbert '75 Jeffrey Bradpiece '59 Alexander J. Craig III '80 Donald R. Franson, Jr. '78 Michael J. Hersek '89 Thomas A. Brady '67 John W Crawford 77 Prof. Benjamin D. Frantz '33 Wendy Herzog '83 Laura A. Brenner '9\ Richard E. Crow II '76 Han. Richard 0. Frazee '66 Donald P. Hickman '74 Peter Bresciani '75 Dean W Crowell '74 Laury M. Frieber '82 Jerry B. Hicks '66 Arthur R. Bridgeman '49 James B. Cuneo '65 Timothy M. Freudenberger '88 PatriCia A. Higa '82 Susa n S. Bnggs '67 Prof. Laura E. Cunningham '80 Henry Friedman '57 Christopher A. Hilen '89 G. DaVid Bnnton '85 Prof. Richard B. Cunningham Donald A. Friend '77 Henry Hill '65 Anthony R. Brookman '53 James R. Cutright '63 George Frost '95 Thomas L. Hinkle '7 \ Alia n Brotsk y Charles R. Cypher '96 David T Fujikawa '72 Gerald M. Hinkley '75 Kenneth H. Brown '81 James T Danaher Daniel F. Gallery '56 Han. Edward A. Him, Ret. '6\ at Brown, Jr. '4 Mark W Dam '89 Ray D. Gardner '8\ Mark J. HlTabayashi '8\ James . Buba r '78 Robert H. Da rrow '53 tephen K. Gardner '75 RIChard H. H,rai '67 Thomas K. Buck '76 Hon. Carl E. DavIS, Ret.'60 Marc D. Garfinkle '78 Richard E. Hitchcock '5\ Betty C. Bullock '79 John J. DavIS, Jr. '75 Lynn M. Garney '88 David P. Hodges '77 DaVid M. BuoncriStiam '7 \ Laura J. Dawson '92 John C. Garrett '66 usan K. Hoerger '78 Robin L. Buxton '83 Scott P. De Vnes '79 Sean P. Gates '96 Samuel F. Hoff man '82 HASTINGS C O UNSELORS CONTINUED Ronald E Krell e '77 Rohert A. McFa rl ane '94 Dougla; W. Oldfield '81 T., mara Phillips Holl and '95 Dav id H. Kremer '78 Hon. Robert G. McGra th '68 Carol Olimpl a Kay del armen Holl ey '76 Matthew R. Kretzer '91 I-Ion. PaLtl Jo McKay '74 Gary L. Oli mpia '66 Larry C. Holman '73 Henry C. Kri ve tsky '60 Robert J. Mc Kee '33 Cha rles R. Olson '87 Henry S. Horn III '66 Gilbert N. Kruger '66 Wi lli am T. McLaugh lin 11 '84 Pau l M. O rbuch '88 Susa n B. Horwitz '81 Noell K. Kubota '77 Oenl11s E. McLea n '80 Mark E Ornell as '74 Loren D. Hostek '75 Han. Manuel L. Ku gler '50 William J. McLean 111 '66 Betty J. Orvell '86 M. Brooks Houghton '67 Robe rt E Kull '75 DaV id W. McMurtry '63 Paul M. Ostroff '75 Gregg B. Hovey '83 Ja ck S. Kusaba '54 Michael P. McNama ra '82 Arthur B. Page '78 M. Leslie Hovey '86 Edward V Lane, Jr. '65 Alvin D. McNe il '49 Elaine A. Paplos '96 Ca rl Howa rd '49 Richard A. Lapping '82 Mary B. McNedl '85 Dougla; S. Pans '73 Helen Yuen Hing Hui '74 Mark A. Larsen '73 Betty Medsge r Prof. Roger Pa rk Jennifer . Hung '84 Jeffrey D. Lau '77 Louis J. Menend ez, Jr. '74 Han. harl es . Peery '40 William T. Hunter,Jr. '68 Chns P. Lavd iotls '80 Robert J. Men ifee '69 Brian Pendleton '68 Han. Edward B. Hu ntington '67 Larry R. Lavoie '77 R bert G. Merritt '91 Vick i D. Perl mutter '88 Jack E. Hursh '33 Dr. Douglas T. Lee '60 Dam Jo Young Merryman '87 John A. Peterson '74 D,mitn K. lIyin '59 Tim Lemon Paula E. Meye r '83 Bruce R. Pfaff '79 DennIS A. Ing '67 Barry L. Levine '74 Shoko T. Michael '88 Wa lter M. Phdhps, Jr. '66 Lawrence N. Ing '66 Hon. Wi lliam E Levin s, Ret. '49 M. Paul Mihalek '94 Robert J. Pia '84 James H. Irish '81 Rose-Eve K. Lewis '80 Jon T. Mih o '67 Hon. Theodore D. Pi att '66 Robert C. Irwin Dav id S. lichtenstein '67 John Milani '94 Paul A. Pod rid '76 Ronni Jackl '71 Lois R. Limbac h '82 Alan L. Mi les '84 Ga ry B. Polgar '73 V James Jac kl '68 Dav id B. Lincoln '71 Donald E Miles '74 Comm. Ga ry A. Polinsky '65 Jeffrey H. Jac kson '80 Linda G. Li pscomb '82 Dr. Russell H. Miller '83 Drew E. Pomerance '81 Sharon E. Jaffe '84 Rebecca Litteneker ' 3 Robert C. Mills '91 Robert J. Pope lk a '48 William J. James '74 Ri chard G. Loga n, Jr. '79 Hon. Cha rl ene P. Mitchell '77 Susan M. Popik '75 Han. C. Robert Jame son '66 John B. Lonergan '33 Emery D. Mitchell '89 Gerald Posner '78 Thomas H. Jamison '75 Leslie C. Longenbaugh '86 John J. Mitchell , Jr. '62 Henry A. Poy '56 Howard A. Jansse n '69 Robert S. Louis '63 Bill G. Moore '51 Robe rt P. Praetzel '53 Andre E. Jardini '76 Geo rge E Love '92 Sull y W. Moore '90 War ren T. Pratt '80 Gregg W. Jarrett '80 Kathryn Elliott Love '92 Willson C. Moore,Jr. '53 James B. Preston '72 LOUi sa M. Jaskulski '75 Martin Lov inger '79 Jose ph A. Morales '64 Timoth y P. Prince '90 Hon. William E. Jensen '51 Law rence B. Low '79 Barbara J. Morgen '78 Archer E Pugh '62 Edward Jew '73 Hon. William T. Low '49 tanley M. Morishi ge '77 Hon. Roland N. Purnell '63 Richard S. Johns '71 William Lukens '64 Hon. Jean Morony, Ret. '36 James M. Purvis '72 Jeff E. Joh nson '83 Ray mond M. Lynch '80 William R. Morris '73 Hon. John J. Quigley, Ret. '51 Stanley A. Johnson '49 Don A. Lyn n '73 Michael W. Morrison '76 William A. QUi nby '67 Craig R. Johnston '67 John A. MacKe rron '84 Marsha L. Morrow '76 Wallace G. Quinlisk '49 Richa rd E. Johnston '61 William R. Mac ke y '59 Hakham anesh M. Morteza le '93 Hon. John T. Raca nelli '52 David A. Jones, Jr. '85 James B. Mag uire 111 '68 Erin C. Morton '95 Ja mes L. Racusin '66 James V Jones '67 Collis I' Mahan '44 Ri chard Mask Hon. A. Matthew Raggio '52 Lawrence Jones '58 Doris H. Maier '35 Hon. Sta nl ey Mosk Jahan P. Raissi '93 Hon. Tal madge R. Jones '67 Wi ll iam G. Maimone '76 Robert A. Muhlbac h '76 Robert Ramsey, Jr. '73 Philippa L. Jubelirer '83 Jonathan E. Maire '64 Sheil a M. Muldoon '81 Terrence D. Ranaha n '73 Philip L. Judson '69 Eileen M. Mall ey '85 Michael A. Mullery '80 Larry G. Raskin '84 Hon. Stephen J. Kane '76 Prof. John S. Malone Bru ce H. Munro '66 Hon. Nancy L. Rasmusse n '76 Barry L. Kanel '77 Jon S. Malsnee '72 La rry L. Myers '67 Hon. Norman S. Reid '57 Stanley T. Kanetake '68 Harrett W. Mannina, Sr. '46 Jeffrey I. Nadrich '75 Gerald A. Rein '68 David J. Kastanis '96 Mrs. Eleanor M. Manuel tephen D. Natcher '65 Mrs. Robe rta R. Rendahl '90 Hon. Robert E Kaster '67 Joseph M. Marchini '78 Janine . Natter '91 Dean M. Ri cha rdson '84 Kathar ine A. Kates '91 Ge rald D. Marcus Tanya M. Neiman '74 Craig H. Ri chlin '78 John M. Kauffman '91 Prof. Ephrai m Margolin Peter M. Nelson '79 cott D. Richmond '64 Hon. Scott L. Ka ys '76 Mrs. Rac hel Markun '81 Prof. Nell J. Newton '76 Paul J. Riehle '84 Jenn ife r L. Keller '78 Kim R. Marois '76 Janet A. Nexon '82 Victori a L. Rishwain '89 Mi chael A. Kell y '76 Edward E. Marsh, Jr. '56 Lan Q. Nguyen '90 DaVid J. Ri ve ra '78 Jac k Kenealy '77 Jose ph L. Marshall '74 Paul M. Nichols '82 Peter R. Robinson '80 Wi lli am E Kenefick, Jr. '73 Manta K. Marshall '78 Sandi L. Nichols '81 James E Rogers '57 Adam C. Kent '79 Da vid J. Martin '53 Gretchen Nicholson '77 Fl orence W. Roisman Ga ry A. Kessler Hon. Myron A. Martin '48 Patrick A. Nielson '75 James R. Ron '55 Ri chard K. Keyes '76 John R. Martineau '69 Jennifer E. Niles '92 Michael Ropers '61 Sa rah J. Kill gore '60 Lau ra Massey '79 Harold Q. Noack, Jr. '59 Robert A. Rose '52 Mi chael J. Kin ane '91 Edward Mastrangelo '78 Cha rl es J. Noth 11 '74 Stephen N. Rosen '70 Col. John C. Kinn ey '49 Jerold T. Matayosh l '80 Ronald W. Novotny '81 Mark H. Rosenthal '74 Hon. Richard W. Kirb y, Ret. '64 Masa ru Matsuda '96 Hon. Ra lph Nunez '68 Sa ul N. Ross '41 Mark A. Klein '71 Phili p R. Matthews '77 Han. L.c. Nunley '63 Wi lliam l. Rothba rd '76 E. Barry Kline '66 Michael C. Mattice '76 Je nnifer M. Nutt '87 Ga ry B. Roth ba rt '71 Pau l L. Kmght '75 Janet E. Mattick '85 Bernard E. O'Connor, Jr. '65 Ronald H. Rouda '59 Alfred P. Knoll '68 Todd D. Mayo '93 Ei leen A. O'Connor '89 Thomas D. Rowe '85 Roy J. Koegen '74 Sa ll y J. McCabe '79 Jennifer L. O'Connor '84 Ba rbara Row land '85 Philip D. Kohn '79 Han. FranCIS L. McCarty '33 Joh n Michael O'Con nor '72 Joel R. Rubin '75 Hon. Ja ck Komar '65 Gordon E. McClintock '67 Will iam M. O'Mara '67 Alyce A. Rub,nfeld '82 Joan Krajewski '88 R. Andrew McCoPPIn '94 James P. O'Su lli van '83 Larry C. Rus> '78 Lon B. Kramer '84 Wilham E. McDonnell,Jr. '78 Carla B. Oakley '87 Beverly J. Ru ssell '89 Eric R. Krebs '91 Sea n McEneaney '93 J. Martin Obten Roh,n Russell '78 . - .. '17 ' \ \ \ I' \ L Il I·: I) 'I Il 'I' " I,' ,; I I,' T ~ H ASTINGS C OUNSELORS CONTINUED Hon. James F. Thaxter '59 HASTINGS ADVOCATES \\ L.m. e R u>-,u m '66 Elle~n F Rr.lllnrC'l(~r \. George P. Thomas, Jr. '73 ($1 to $99) Shelley L. Brenner '» 3 Arthur \\' Ruthenb.e,k '68 Harold B. Thomp,on '74 GregorI J. R,ken '/3 Shawn I BTitton '»0 Jame, B. Thompson '52 Ralph S. Abascal '68 Sandra Bromb.erg-E,k", '84 GHI D. ,lm,on "(3 Lynn K. Thompson '77 Jame< M Brower''i(i Roger P Sam '43 Hon. Richard W Abbe, Ret. '53 RodeTick M. Thompson '80 Ida O. Abbott '75 Bruce Brown Jerome '>,IPITO ')9 Breck C. Tostevln '88 Ka ren D. Brow n '92 Gerald L. Sauer '83 Jerry B. Abbott '65 Hue Tran Timothy Abel '57 William R. Brown, Jr '87 Philip M. Sa\age III '67 Jeanette E. Traverso '86 Michael A. Abraham '87 Han. James L. Browning, Jr '59 Sandra J. a\'age '77 John E. Troxel '48 Dale S. Adams '95 Harry R. Bruno, Jr. '74 R,cha rd J. chachnli '92 Richard J. Tuckerman '61 Lowell A. AlTola '50 Rhonda M. Brunswick '91 Jooeph H. Schieffer '76 Mark L. Tuft '68 Anthony V AlbertazZi '93 Joseph W Bryans '63 Michael W Schloessmann, Jr. '90 Jeffrey A. Turkell '85 esa r V AlegTla, Jr. '89 Henry P. Buckingham '51 Kenneth J. Schmler '74 Harold H. Turner '5 1 Alyssa J. Allen '91 AntoniO G. Bueno '59 Andrew R. Schottky, Jr. '52 Diane E. Turnff '90 Han. David L. All en '55 C. Randa ll Bupp '75 Alan W Schulkln '80 Thomas J. Tusan '72 Steven P. Allen '94 Carleton R. Burch' 7 Curt A. chultz '82 Thomas J. Umberg '80 Russell L. All yn '89 Han. John A. Burke '59 Pro( William W Schwarzer Jack W Urch '49 Dean A. Alper '84 Kathryn M. Burke '94 ElIZabeth I' Serebransky '84 Asst. Prof. Rachel Van Cleave '89 Clifford R. Anderson III '78 Rebecca L. Bu rton '92 Terence J. Shannon '72 William G. Van der Mei '74 Kathryn R. Anderson '74 Jeffrey W Bush '79 Philip M. Shaw, Jr. '68 Xuyen Van Doan '82 Han. Lunell Anderson '75 George L. Cadwalader '48 James E. Shekoyan '65 C. Prof. Gordon Van Kesse l MarVin R. Anderson '66 John D. Cahners '67 Leslie J. Sherman '84 Hon. Bruce Van Voorhis '74 Robert M. Anderson '77 Helen M. Ca ke '72 Harry A. Sherr '80 Harlan K. Veal John R. Andrada '76 Elizabeth M. alCiano '92 Sarah Shim '92 Wayne O. Veatch, Sr. '35 Pat Ti ck M. Angerm dl er '73 DaVid M. Call '95 Walter E. Sh)eno, Jr. '77 Wayne O. Veatch, Jr. '76 Michael S. Appel '84 Elizabe th A. all '95 Prof. Elaine W hoben '74 Peter L. Vestal '91 Prof. Jack H. Archer '74 PatTick G. annan '89 Yee-Horn Shual '82 Lawrence E. Viau, Jr. '49 Victo ri a E. Armstrong '75 Ronnie G. Caplane '75 Ca th y R. Siegel '76 Stephen P. Villano '86 arhan AS lmow An thony Capobianco '92 Hon. Alan Sieroty Michael H. Voss '74 E. Paul Atkins '57 Prof. Martin D. Ca rcie ri '86 Andrew C. Sigal '72 Yo ri Wada Ca rolyn S. Attki sson '75 Donald W Carlson '77 Alexander H. Singleton '65 Bruce D. Wagner '55 Thomas Y Au '75 Robert F. a rison '52 Rlk N. SITO '82 Richard W Walden '55 Han. William M. Auslen '52 Terry M. Ca rl son, Jr. '74 Kenneth E. Skousen '55 James L. Walker I V '76 David M. Axelrad '77 Dennis E. arlton'72 Stephen J. Sk u TIS '80 Jeff rev G. Walker '80 Richa rd J. Ayoob '78 Han. Ca rol J. Carrier '73 Jeffrey L. Smith '66 Prof. FrancIS R. Walsh Amy R. Bach '89 Diane W Ca rter '76 Michael P. Smith '71 R icha rd S. Wal ter '77 Daniel J. Badey III '88 Kieran K. Carter '79 Lt. GUillermo A. Sohnlem '95 Herbert K. Walton, Jr. '51 Raymond N. Baker 'SO Michael W Case '71 Richard L. Sorem '68 George E. Wash ington '69 Steven W Baker '74 Timoth y M. Casey '92 Mike Soumbeni otis '72 Franklin T Wa tson '89 Kath leen M. Bales-Lange '80 Edna F. Cash-Dudle y '82 Diane L. Sovereign '93 Kelly F. Watson '90 Debra L. Ba rbi n '91 Leigh S. Cassid y '74 Phi lip F. Spalding '62 Hon. Reginald M. Watt, Ret. '39 Joh n C. Barker '92 Tiela M. Chalmers '86 George G. Spanos '49 Jerome V Wave '82 Joh n P. Ba rrie '72 Kristin C. Cha mbers '89 Elena V Speed '90 Ronald H. Wecht '75 Jack D. Bauman '74 Gay le J. Chan '76 Cha rles Spiegel Edwa rd A. Weiner '65 Edward L. Beggs, Ret. '35 Joa n ne M. Cha n '92 Joh n F. Staley '72 Gerald G. Weisbach '78 Joseph W Bell '84 Emil C. Chang '92 James I. Stang '80 Philip H. Welch IV '75 Laurie J. Bell '92 Robe rt N. hargin '53 Charles P. Starkey '75 Ja mes M. Wells, Jr. '65 Ronald S. Bemis '76 Victor A. Chargi n, Jr. '47 Kathy D. teel '82 Jay P. Wertheim 79 Edward D. Benes '67 Edward Chen Michael J. Steel '82 James . Weseman '82 David H. Bent '76 Dina B. Chernick '83 John H. Stephens '78 David E. Wheeler '78 Liza F. Bercovici '78 George G. Chisholm '33 Hon. William H. Stephens '67 Phili p Wild '81 Jerome Berg Shaw n M. Christianson '84 Randall K. Ste verson '7 W Bruce Wold '71 Kathryn G. Bergen holtz '83 Joh n Chu '82 Allan Ste yer Elaine H. Wo lff-Bubar '79 Richard S. Berger '67 David C. Cla rk '75 Barbara H. Stikker '82 Gary Wong' 1 Lucius I' Berna rd '67 Katherine S. Clark '80 Thomas J. Stikker '82 Mun C. Wong Curtis W Berner '71 Kenn eth C. Cochrane '72 Hon. Charles V Stone, Ret. '57 Peter M.o. Wong '93 Mark Bernstein '68 James R. Cody '82 Lane R. tuart '63 Donna M. Woo 74 C. John Bernt '57 Matthew J. Cae '88 David E. Stumbos '80 Timoth y D. Woo, Jr. 71 Prof. Ashutosh A. Bhagwat Robert M. Coelho '92 Prof. Raymond L. ullivan Anita L. Wood '85 Bruce D. Bickel '77 Prof. James W oll iton '73 Lemuel M. ummey '5 1 Teresa A. Woody '85 Bobby L. Bierig 79 Michael N. Conneran '88 Ben uter '82 David S. Worthington 76 Deborah A. Bigbee '91 James M. Conway '91 Lowell F. Su therland '65 Robert A. Wyler, Jr. '68 Bret C. Birdsong '93 Donald T Cook 73 Kei th K. Suzuka '84 Joseph Wynne '83 Richard S. Bishop '42 Edwa rd M. Cook 1II '65 Harry B. Swanson '53 Gordon Y Yamamoto '74 Stephen J. Biskar '79 Hon. Margare t D. Cooley '73 William R. Sweeney '52 Jean N. Yeh '85 Julie F. Blac kshaw '79 Hon. Robert J. Cooney '49 Hon. Philip K. Sweigert '61 Paul H. Yong '88 Prof. Kate Bloch Craig L. Corren '66 Prof. Peter N. wisher '73 Deborah Young '94 Jay T Blount '94 Na thanael M. Cousins '95 Robert . Ta foya 7 Michael H. Young '68 Doris Blum Laura R. Craft 'SO Grace F. Tam '82 Hon. tanley C. Young, Ret. '52 Jonathan D. Bookspun '94 Paul . Crane William L. Tan 74 George S. Youngling '52 Michael R. Boone '82 Stephen J. Crane '72 Fred L Tanenbaum '66 Thomas D. Zeff '76 Kenneth C. Bornholdt '68 Susan E. C rawford '84 Paulette J. Taylor 73 Tod I. Zuckerman 'SO Han. Robert L. Bostick '49 Robert S. Crossland '35 Da vld G. TekeU '86 William E. Boyd '74 Prof. Mary Crossley Ralph . Temple, Jr. '65 .) . . ..•\ :;:; I' J\ L I{ I': 1'0 I{ T (li" (; II"'I' S HASTINGS ADVOCATES CONTINUED Prof. Christian G. Fritz '78 Arnold K. Honda '81 Robert Krase '76 Steven B. Daggett '65 Arthur S. Frumkin '84 Gil be rt S. Hong Donald S. Kuhn '72 Joanna Dailey 76 Stuart N. Fujioka '86 John W. Hopkins '60 Sunil R. Kulkarn i '96 Steven R. Daily 72 Lance S. Fujisaki '86 Fredric R. Horowitz '75 David S. Kupetz '86 Paul W. Daniels '74 Kimbe rly Fullerton '89 Edward E. Houseman '75 Hon. Robert K. Kurtz '73 John E. Darr III 74 James W. Funsten '52 Jeffrey M. Howard '74 Robe rt N. Kwan '79 Edmond R. Davis '52 Roger Furman '81 Am y S. Howe '79 Robe rt L. La Vine '59 John W. Davis Jessie c. Fu rn ess '83 Bern ard G. Howell '72 Hon. Edward M. Lacy, Jr. '67 W. Bruce Da vis '90 Reiko L Furuta '93 Patricia A. Huebschman '94 Philip B. Laird, Jr. 73 Judith A. DeFranco '89 Jesse L Gaines '76 Wade Hufford '80 Thomas J. LaLanne '72 I Braun Degenshein '88 Benjamin W. Gale '82 John A. Hughes '85 Kevin J. LaMontag ne '93 Harold E. DeGraw '68 Anthony F. Gantner '75 James A. Huizinga '81 John M. Landr y '88 Alexander S. Dehgan '94 Robert J. Garon '85 Kim M. Hunter '85 Gustavo E. Lavaye n '84 Ann E. del Llano '94 Hon. No rman J. Gatzert '68 Michael A. Hurwitz '80 Benjamin B. Law '38 Lisa A. Del Pero '76 Stephen D. Gause '86 Loren C. Ipse n '75 Alexa nder L. Lawrence 75 A. Charles Dell'Ario '74 Matthew J. Geyer '85 Pamela T Ireland '87 William R. Lawrence '53 Donna M. Dell '85 Thomas H. Gibson III '75 Jon M. Ishibashi '84 Da vid O. Ledbetter 77 Hon. Terence M. Dempsey '62 Thomas M. Giller '83 J. Eric Isken 77 Judith Ledbetter '76 Mollie J. Dent 77 Adam J. Gillman '93 Ronald W. Ito '86 Allen B. Lee '68 Steven K. Derian '83 John J. Giovannone '75 Andrew M. Ives, Jr. '72 Ruth W. Lee Susan M. Derian '83 Hon. Thomas D. Glasser '74 David M. Ivester '77 Eric M. Leenerts '89 Prof. John L Diamond Gary Goldberg '91 Jesse W. Ja ck '63 Paula Leibov itz 79 Lucia M. Diamond '82 Lonnie Goldman '96 Steven H. Jackman '91 James S. Leigh 75 Haradon M. Dillon '51 Richa rd Goldman '71 Jennifer F. Jackson '85 Kelly R. Leight '84 Linda S. Dobb '83 Barry J. Goldstein 70 Allan Jacobs '67 Jeannette D. Lejardi '81 Sheila A. Dolan '81 Larry M. Golub '83 Deborah J. Jacobs '85 Myra K. Levenson '94 Mary Donovan 76 Idilio A. Gonzalez '91 Joni S. Jacobs '95 Prof. David Levine Harry M. Dorfman '84 Louis J. Goodman 79 Robert G. Jacobs '40 Thomas C. Levitt '79 Paul A. Dorris '89 Lance B. Gordon 'SO Jay M. Jacobus '51 Mark P Levy 'SO Michael R. Dougherty 74 James S. Graham 73 Hon. Steven E. Jahr '74 Capt. Claes H. Lewenhaupt '89 Priscilla H. Douglas '85 Michael E. Graham '77 Faith Jansen '81 Hon. John R. Lewis '66 Kenneth D. Drazkowski '91 Russell V. Grant '34 Hon. John D. Jelletich '52 Douglas C. Liechty '60 Hon. Samuel Dreizen '37 Steven J. Gray '82 Michael H. Jester '76 George M. Lindahl 74 Duane W. Dresser '56 Gayle M. Green '89 Spencer A. Joe '73 James G. Line 74 Karl E. Droese, Jr. '66 Dan C. Gri mmer 73 Barry A. Johnson 71 Carl Lippenberger 75 Monyeen C. Drury '91 Hon. Edward R. Grogan '50 Bonnie L Johnson '78 Hon. Robert F. List '62 George S. Duesdieker '80 Barry R. Gross '66 Michael K. Johnson '87 Richard A. Littorno '79 Prescilla M. Dugard '88 Gail R. Gudder '88 James J. Jordan '89 Cynthia M. Loe '84 James R. Dunworth '73 David E. Gunn '76 Sheri E. Joseph '81 Michael J. Loeb 74 Dorsey K. Dwelle '40 Peter M. Gwosdof '63 Christine L Judas '91 Craig E. Lollin '65 Margaret W. Egler '95 Hon. Ina L Gyemant '68 David J. Jung '72 Thomas C. Lonergan '58 Charles L Eichhorn '81 Beth H. Haase '84 May L Jung '83 Jon A. Longerbone 79 Laura R. Eig '93 Benjamin Hagan, Jr. '65 John M. Kahen y '73 Theodore R. Laos '74 Nancy Eise nschiml '83 Allen A. Haim '65 Lawrence J. Kalfayan '80 Bruce M. Lorman '78 Dav id J. Elefant 77 Edwin B. Hales '67 John E. Ka lin '74 Susa n Lowe '78 Jon E. Ellingson 74 David L Hall 79 Vernon A. Kalshan '70 E. Patricia Lucey '71 Julia A. Emede '95 Kathryn A. Hamlin Robert J. Kaneda '82 Monica E. Lukoschek '87 Eli zabeth A. England 78 William K. Hamlin '87 Kenneth L Kann '86 Cora K. Lum '75 Ne il C. Erickson '82 David R. Hammer '74 Prof. Leo Kanowitz Harvey J. Lung '81 Andrew D. Eskin '84 Hon. Benjamin W. Hamrick, Ret. '50 Steven E. Kaplan '73 C. Keith Lyde '49 Carmen A. Estrada '77 Theodo re M. Hankin '77 Theresa W. Karle '89 Jeanne M. Lynch '81 Hon. Timothy J. Evans '68 Peter Harding '80 Jeffrey H. Karlin '80 Bruce A. Lyon '77 Prof. Seymour Farber James G. Harlan '76 Adela B. Karliner '86 William P Mace '65 Daniel G. Farthing '71 Gregory L Harper '82 Richa rd K. Ka rren '52 Clyde L. MacGowan, Jr. '63 Gregory L Feinberg '89 Kinton P Harper '83 R. Michael Kasper za k, Jr. '82 Jennifer L. Machlin Ka therine Feinstein '84 Dr. M. Robert Harris Gary Katz Michael R. MacPhail '88 Linda S. Feldman '76 Hon. Marvin G. Haun '58 Louis S. Katz '53 Matthew E. Magner '94 Lynne R. Feldman '74 Joel J. Hay ashida '79 Cynthia Y. Kawachi '82 Mary C. Malin '84 Samuel K. Feng '86 Emmet B. Hayes '35 William P Kea ne '86 Aaron J. Malo '95 Ellen R. Fen ichel '94 Ga il B. Hayes '75 Dennis Keeley '62 Donald M. Malone '63 Steve n E. Fineman '88 Ca rol Lai-Wun Hee '88 Lt. Col. James C. Keesling, Jr. '36 Warren W. Mangels '49 Terri Finkbine-Arnold '93 William G. Herrmann II '74 Jose ph I. Kelly '58 Randall L. Manley 'SO Herman H. Fitzgerald '62 Thomas A.E. Hesketh '79 Caroline A. Kerl '74 J. Keith Mann Timoth y H. Rani ga n '73 Hon. Ri chard A. Hickman, Ret. '52 Bruce D. Ketron '70 Pamela S. Mann '83 Robert O. Reckner '54 Thomas P Higgins '83 Lesley F. Kim '95 Heidi S. Maretz '89 Dia nna E. Reming '74 Jess F. High '43 Michael C. Kirk Peter B. Maretz '89 Hon. Terence P Rynn '73 Dennis L Hightower '92 Jay A. Knight '71 Lindell L. Marsh '66 Stuart I. Folinsky '75 Shelly Hightower Ga il H. Knittel '85 Frank C. Marshall, Jr. 72 Linda J. Folkman '88 George Hinoki '57 John H. Kn owles'60 Ri chard A. Marshall '77 Michael W. Fox '84 Cha rles. R. Hoge '53 Jan A. Kobayashi '86 Prof. Shauna I. Marshall Kell y A. Francisco '78 Frode S. Hjelmeset '96 Robert M. Kohn '77 Ca ra K. Masuda '94 Karen S. Fran k '87 Ch ristopher T Holl and '92 Peter J. Kokal is '82 Rodney T Mathews, Jr. '83 Ga ry L Franklin '90 Stephen D. Holz 78 John T Komeiji '79 Kent Mats uda '94 Robert L Freeman '78 Sharon K. Hom '83 Guy O. Kornblum '66 William J. Mazzera '53 Michael Friedman '67 • • . . ':2 9 · . . . .\ 'i :\ I' \ L \{ i': I' II H T () F (; I I'''\':-; H ASTINGS A DVOCATES CONTINUED James J. Ostertag '9\ Robert J. Schum '48 Le,lIe R TIler 77 Bmn B. l\\cAIl"ter '93 Martin Overstreet '84 Peter Schwarz '62 Anne nvcrzagt '72 Etleen T. McA nJrew '85 Joseph c. Owens '84 David D. SCOtt '79 ha rlene L U,he r '96 John I. McBeth '7 Bernard M. Palmer '35 Jo Anne Z. Sellner '74 hTlStopher A. VanJerla,\I1 '91 Richard G. McBurme '74 Beth A. Palmer '9\ Ga TTl n J. Sha w '68 Ann M. Veneman '76 Charles]. McClain, Jr. '74 Jayson c. Pang '86 James E. Sheldon '72 BrentOn N. Ver Ploeg '73 Bruce B. McCrea '73 Michael A. Papuc '87 Michael T. Shepherd '73 lall Vlgnoles '94 James E. McCready '63 Gregory C. Paraskou '7 \ Han. Harry R. Sheppard '65 Joseph Vi e '85 Andrew C. McCullough '88 Dvora Parker '8\ Ailsa A. Shorago '92 Douglas A. Voorsanger '74 Gary E. McCurdy '72 Alaine Parry '83 Han. W Gordon hare, Ret. '56 John V Wadsworth '93 Robert C. McDonald '94 Sarah F. Pattison '82 Mark Shusted '83 Jordan D. Wagner '90 Michael F. McGrew '7\ Aaron Paul '62 David]. Silbert '94 Viviana Waisman '95 Richard D. McKay '78 J. VlTgima Peiser '75 DaVid A. Silva '90 Patricia K. Wall '83 George A. McKray Steven M. Perl '8\ Elizabeth H. Sil ve r '74 Han. Arthur E. Wallace '63 Philip A. McLeod '8\ Mark Petersen '83 Frank S. Silver '74 Edward E. Wallace '79 Peggy McMahon '82 Kurt C. Peterson '78 Robert N. Silverman '66 Melissa B. Ward '92 Dr. Robert M. McMahon '74 Tucker W Peterson '72 Jd l Simeone '93 John S. Warnlof '72 Timothy M. McMahon '75 Lou A. Phel ps '80 John S. Simonson '73 William W Washauer '75 Wilham M. McMillan '66 Gordon C. Phillips '57 Kathleen A. Skinner '75 Howard K. WatkinS '72 Robert H. McPhillamey '47 Jean-Noel D. Pinkney '85 Laura H. Smith '88 Laurie L. Watkins '91 Murray M. Meeker '72 Douglas L. Pitchford '75 Gary P. Snyder '67 Seth E. Watkins '91 Edward A. Melia 11\ '68 Kenneth R. Pivo '78 G. Scott Sobel '84 Ca rol K. Watson '87 usanne L. Meline '93 Ryan M. Poistra '52 Lee E. Solomon '52 Stephen G. Watson '83 A. John Merlo '50 ta nley E. Pond '77 Tami S. Sander '69 Lawrence E. Wayte '6\ Mary . Merz '88 Han. Mdo Popovich '37 Andrew Sorokowski '79 V Mia Weber '95 Han. John M. Meyer '7 \ Mary L. Poteet '79 Han. Douglas K. Southard '75 Prof. Joanna Weinberg Alexander]. Michalak '80 Nancy L. Powers '79 Unda I. Southard Irwin Weinstein '83 lain . Mickle '86 Robert A. Prahl '68 Mark S. pangler '73 Steven L. Wei nstel n '75 Joseph Millard 75 Donald Primavera '76 Han. Leland H. Spencer '66 Prof. D. Kelly Weisberg Lawrence B. Miller '68 Ma ry Pryor '83 Ga ry J. Spradl i ng '72 Bobbie Welling David M. Mintz '84 Peter]. Pullen '83 Ll oyd V Stamp '52 Richard O. White '42 Ha rvey D. Mittler '68 Edgar W Pye K. James teiner, Jr. '86 Vivian L. White-Orso '8 \ Marvin D. Mohn '9\ Kurt H. Pyle '65 Jeannette Stephan '83 Marshall Whitney '78 Gerald F. Mohun, Jr. '83 Martha C. Radcliffe '75 Nancy Stewart '78 David P. Whitridge '74 Richard A. Montfort, Jr. '92 hTistopher P. Ramsey '77 Timothy L. Stewart '80 Han. Howard B. Wiener Han. Thomas M. Montgomery '48 Lawrence R. Ramsey '79 Richard S. Stone '73 Da vid L. Wiggi ns '84 C. Phillip Moore '74 Laura M. Randall '95 Han. ChTlS Stromsness '67 Pau l S. Wilcox '75 Dr. James W Moore '82 Sandra L. Rappaport '94 Ubbie Stull '8\ Edith Wildman John W Moore '50 Carol A. Rash '84 David B. Sullivan '92 Herman Wildman Walter T. Moore '92 Gary R. Ray '88 Thomas P. Su lli van '8 \ David E. Wi llett '58 Ann E. Morehead '95 Han. Timothy A. Reardon '66 Paul D. Supnik '7 1 Stephan C. Wi ll iams '65 Charles 0. Morgan, Jr. '49 Robert P. Reddingius '50 Larry Sussman '83 David]. Williamson '74 Chester Morris '6\ Barry Rehfeld '66 Don C. Sutherland '67 Dr. David H. Wilson '58 Jackson E. MorTlSon '73 John M. Reidenbach '72 John T. Swan '74 Fred R. Winn '40 June N. Morse '94 Jeanne C. Reimann '9 \ Matthew B. Swartz '95 Michael P. Wippler '91 Phi lip D. Mortenson '67 Robert R. Rich '93 Robert M. Sweet '58 Richard H. Wise '66 Prof. Beatrice A. Moulton Truitt A. Richey, Jr. '53 Han. John A. wenson '35 Ra ndall R. Wi ttma n '78 Kenneth W Muller '92 William A. Richmond '68 Paul P. SzetO '94 Nancy E. Wong '82 Unda M. Murphy '90 Usa R. Rieger '83 Ha n. Taketsugu Takei, Ret. '6\ Ronald Wong '72 Peter S. Myers '84 Janet McCormick Riley '83 Kevin K. Takeuchi '82 Barry C. Wood '67 Victoria Nader '74 Brian A. Ripley '83 Robert L. Tan '77 Laura A. Woodman '89 Henry T. Nakamoto '89 Kenneth N. Rivera '62 John F. Tanman '87 Han. Robert E. Woodward '4\ Moona Nandi '93 Susan L. Rockwell '8\ Kenji Tatsugi '87 Edward M. Wright '57 Prof. Melissa Nelken Kevin P. Rodgers '75 Corey E. Ta ylor '95 Han. Wayne Wy lie '52 Iyde A. Nelson, Jr. '5\ Catherine A. Rogers '94 George G. Taylor '46 Prof. Ma rga ret]. Wyn ne '82 raig S. Nelson '90 Han. Hugh Rose 11\ '63 Jeffrey M. Taylor '74 U-Ann Yamashiro '87 Dua ne L. Nelson '67 Kenneth W Rosenberg '86 Robert S. Teaze '58 Richard A. Yanagi '85 Jeff rev C. elson '74 Kenneth W Rosenthal '58 Diane E. Teilh '80 Mi chael H. Yancey '79 Phtlip L. e1son '68 Thomas H. Rothwell '5\ Irina Tentser '96 Robert W Yank '5\ Robert L. ip '68 Howard H. Ruben '82 Helena M. Tetzeh '87 Steven L. Ya rbrough '95 Benjamin A. Nix '88 Susan G. Ruben '82 Barbara M. Thomas '82 Helen W Yee '85 Shetla C. alan '77 Joseph D. Rubin '90 ]. Richard Thomas '49 Lawrence Yee '78 Wtlham W alan '76 Jan A. Rutherdale '82 John R. Thomas, Jr. '66 Ellen M. York '75 Christine K. Noma '82 Jordonna L. Sabih '92 Thomas W Tierney '92 Han. Jane York '76 Lawrence W Novack '59 Kyle T Sakumoto '83 William G. Tiffany 76 Timothy J. Young '80 Allan B. O'Connor '57 Manuel Sa ldana '88 Terence]. Tighe '86 Roger Yuen '87 M icheal T. O'Con nor' 6 Thelma S. Samulon '75 Martin Titcomb '65 Marla C. Zamora '76 Han. Lawrence J. O'Neill '79 F. ETiC Saunders '79 Gerald M. Tomassian '87 John A. Zecca '93 VICtor P. Obnlnsky '69 Joseph P. Sa vage '87 John M. Tonakl '85 Joseph T. Zichichi '68 Ken neth . Ogden '7\ A. Curtis awyer, Jr. '8\ Peter L. Trask '77 Steven Zimmer '73 PatTicia T. Ohara 'SO Gary E. Scalabrini '92 Cynthia de Nevers Trutner '89 Gregory A. Zlotnick '91 Lon K. Okada '7 Prof. Gordon D. Schaber '53 William K. Tuck '65 Ron S. Zoll man '90 Rodney C. Olsen '73 Joseph M. Schilling '83 William B. Turner Dale A. Zusi '84 Karl Olson' 2 Minor]' Schmid '5\ Han. Richard C. TUTTone '65 Leslie K. Zuska 74 Evan M. Oshan '95 i\ i'i .\ I' ,\ L Il l': I'i) Il T () I,' i: II ''' I ' ~ CORPORATE, FIRM , Sa n Francisco Foundation FOUNDATION & San Francisco Lega l Auxili ary INSTITUTIONAL GIFTS erra Law Office American Inns of Court Foundation Shea rman & Ste rl ing Association of Administrative heppard, Mu ll in, Ri chter & Hampton Law judges, Inc. Si monelli , Si mo nell i & Carash DEBORAH S. BALLATI Baker & McKenzie Sun Mi crosystems, Inc. Ava ). Abramowitz Baker, Maxham, jester & Meador Sutherland & Gerber Bancroft Whitney Tanenbaum & Dempster M s. VERONICA M ACLAY Bank of America Todd & Todd Trust Prof Stefan Riese nfeld Bar Association of an Francisco Townsend & Townsend & rew United Way Blum Foundation MR. ALFRED M.K. W ONG University of an Diego, Brookman & Talbot, Inc. Ja ck C. Alhadeff '64 School of Education Cadwalader & Watters Carol Lai-Wtm Hee '88 The Van Der Mei Law Firm C.E Yulliet & AssoCIates Gilbert S. Hong The Warren and Ruth Shattuck Trust The Chambers Family Fund Bere T. Kobayoshi, Jr. '65 Combined Health Appeal of California West Publishing ompnay Jan A. Kobayashi '86 Cooper, Arguedas & Cassman Western Legal Se rvices Robert M. Koh n '77 Wilson, Sonsini, Goodri ch & Rosati Craig Shepherd Dr. Douglas T. Lee '60 Zerbe, Buck & Lewis Crosby, Heafey, Roach & May Hon. Richard M. Lum '53 Diehl, Steinheimer, Riggio, Jon T. Miho '67 Haydel & Mordaunt MATCHING GIFTS Stanley M. Morishige '77 Elhson & Schneider Peter T. Stone '80 Evans & Heil Arthur Andersen & ompany Foundation Jeffrey M. Taylor '74 Ewing & johnson BankAmerica Foundation Jordan D. Wagner '90 Chemical Bank Foundation FLO Interests Gregg T. Yamanaka '77 Fox, Shjefl o, Wohl & Newkold, LLP C igna Foundation Li-Ann Yamashiro, '87 Franklm Cole Foundation C ITGO Petroleum Corporation Richard A. Yanagi, '85 Friedman, Olive, McCubbin, Spalding C iticorp Foundation Gagen, McCoy, McMahon, and Armstrong Covington & Burling Hastings Bookstore Staff Dole Food Company Heller, Ehrman, White & McA uliffe Fireman 's Fund Foundation Hewlett-Packard GAT X Corporation Howard, Rice, Nemerovski, Canady, G ibson, Dunn & C rutcher IN MEMORY OF... Falk & Rabkin GTE Foundation jewish Community Endowment Fund Intel Foundation RALPH S. ABASCAL jones, Cochrane, Holl enbach, Marsh & McLennan Companies Anonymous Nelso n & Zumwalt Merck Company Foundation Prof Richard A. Boswe ll King, King & Fishleder Metropolitan Life Foundation Prof Richard B. Cunningham KPMG Peat Marwick Foundati o n Morrison & Foerster Foundation Annette R. Dobbs Lakin Spea rs Norwest Foundati on Dea n Mary Kay Kane O'Melveny & Myers La IV Offices of Thomas E. Mi ll er Prof Leo Kanowitz Law School Ad mission Council Pill sbury Madison & Sutro Florence W Roisma n Lieff, Cabraser, Hei mann & Bernstein Safeco John A. Spro ul Martin & Martin Salomon Brothers University of Sa n Diego, School of Education McVey & Mullery Silicon G raphics Computer Systems Prof D. Kelly Weisberg Morrison, Frost & O lsen Skadden, A rps, Slate, Meagher & Fla m Moss Adams Foundation Sonnenschein, Nath & Rosenthal LAWRENCE W FALK MTS, Incorporated Sony Pi ctures Enten ainment Betty M. Falk '46 Neyhart, Anderson, Reill y & Frei tas Southern Cali fornia Edison Co. Phillips, Moore, Lempio & Finley The St. Paul Companies, In c. Potter, Cohen & Samul on Stone & Webster, Inc. JAM ES EDGAR HERVEY Regents of University of CA Unocal Foundation Jean Jessop Hervey RIChard Coyle Lilly Foundation Washington Mutual Foundation Robbi ns & Keeh n Watkins-johnson Co. PROF. JULI AN H . LEVI Russ, August & Kaba t Wells Fargo Bank Foundation Dor is Blum Ruth and Rudolf Schlesinger Estate ARTHUR W LUERS Edith M. Luers SAUL N. R oss Harlan K. Veal PROF. R UDOLF AND R UTH SCHLESINGER Haro ld R. Eriv Robert C. Ir wi n H ON. R OBERT H . SCHNACKE J,me D. Schnacke < j I . \:-':\1'.\1, ItEI'IIItT OF (;IFTS ELLISON & SCHNEIDER HICLR SYMPOSIUM GIFT PURPOSES ENVIRONMENTAL LAw lin Mtcrosystems, In c. SCHOLARSHIP FUND The donors named in the previous sections made their generous gifts to Ellison & Schneider HOBERG SCHOLARSHIP the Hastings 1066 Foundation and the College for both unrestricted and Madalyn Hoberg restricted purposes. Restricted gifts this past year were made by the FIRST-YEAR SECTION following donors for the funds and purposes listed below. SCHOLARSHIP L. LEURS LOAN FUND Ralph S. Abascal, '6 EdIth M. Luers ACADEMiC/ADMINISTRATIVE CLASS OF 1969 25TH Prof. Ashutosh A. Bhagwat ollis P. Mahan '44 SUPPORT FUND ANNIVERSARY FUND Prof. Ka te Bloch hIp Robertson '98 Yoichi J. Asari '69 Doris Blum LEOP GENERAL FUND Douglas G. Crosby '69 Prof. Ma rsha . Cohen Aaron R. Bolgatz '90 ASSOCIATION OF Helen B. Cullner '69 Prof. DaVId Jung ADMINISTRATIVE LAW Howa rd A. Janssen '69 Dean Mary Kay Kane LAw SCHOOL ADMISSIONS JUDGES SCHOLARSHIP Philip L. Judson '69 Prof. David Levi ne COUNCIL FUND Assoc. of Adminsnative Law Judges, Inc. Douglas . McClure '69 Prof. Richard Marcus Law School Admission CounCIl Thomas E. Malley, Jr. '69 Prof. Roger Park ARTHUR ANDERSEN PRIZE Robert J. Menifee '69 Prof. Jenni Parrish LONG SCHOLARSHIP IN TAXATION John E. Nordin II '69 Prof. Stefan Riesenfeld Jesse L. Gaines '76 Arthur Andersen & Co. Foundation C raig S. Ritchey '69 Prof. Stephen Schwarz Greg K. Dresdow George R. Roberts '69 Prof. William W Schwarzer MARVIN SUSSMAN John H. Mullen Taml S. Sander '69 Wa rren & Ruth Shanuck Trust SEMINAR ROOM R.M. Preston James E. Wall ace, Jr. '69 Prof. Francis R. Walsh Donald Berhang John W Sweitzer George E. Washington '69 Norwest Foundation Mark L. Vorsatz '79 James B. Yo ung '69 GIFTS-IN-KIND Daniel J. O'Donnell tone & Webster, In c. ATTORNEYS GENERAL FORUM Bancroft Whitney FUND CLASS OF 1970 25TH Assoc. Dean Ei leen A. call en John K. "Jack" Smith '54 ANNIVERSARY FUND Ruth & Rudolf Schlesi nger Estate MELISSA E . E . MAXWELL MEMORIAL FUND Ronald G.S. Au '63 Robert G. All en '70 America n In ns of Court Kim M. Hunter '85 Sadie Meyer & Louis Cohn Foundation Philip W Bartenetti '70 Bernard J. Fischbach '70 HASTINGS 1066 FOUNDATION BAKER & McKENZIE STUDENT L. Richard Fisc her '70 FACULTY DEVELOPMENT MOOT COURT ASSISTANCE GRANT Barry J.Goldstein '70 ENDOWMENT John K. "Jac k" Smith '54 Baker & McKenzie James W Guthrie '70 Dean Mary Kay Kane PICAP FUND RlChard A. Hel m '70 Theodore H. Geball e Charitable Trust Gideon Y. Grunfeld '93 WILLIAM BLACK FIELD Han. Ernest M. Hirosh lge 70 Robert E. Freitas '77 Covi ngton & Bu rl ing SCHOLARSHIP Vernon A. Kal shan '70 Prof. Joseph M. weeney Cecil ia Blackfield Bruce D. Ke tron '70 RALPH SANTIAGO ABASCAL J. Michael McGowa n '70 HASTINGS 1066 FOUNDATION POST-GRADUATE FELLOWSHIP BLUM FOUNDATION Wendell K. Pa ng '70 RUMMEL SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP Anonymous Dennis C. Poulsen '70 Betty M. Falk '46 Blum Foundation Prof. Richard A. Boswell Stephen . Rosen '70 Cynthia Kerwin Birmingham '83 Prof. Richard B. C unningham Harold S. Small '70 Jane A. Rummel CAREER SERVICES FUND Annette R. Dobbs Hendrik E Wentholt '70 John K. "Jac k" Smith '54 Chip Robertson '98 Dean Mary Kay Kane Prof. Leo Kanowitz CLASS OF 1995 SECTION ONE HASTINGS 1066 STAFF CIVIL JUSTICE CLINIC FUND Fl orence W Roisma n SCHOLARSHIP FUND RECOGNITION FUND Prof. Mark N. Aa ronson John A. Sproul Kathryn S. Korn '95 John E. Nordin II '69 Pillsbury Mad ison & Suno Univ. of San Diego, School of Education Tim Lemon Hue Tran Prof. D. Kel ly Weisberg COMM/ENT JOURNAL AWARD Ruth C. Barrow HASTINGS GENERAL CLASS OF 1964 30TH SCHOLARSHIP FUND S . F . LEGAL AUXILIARY ANNIVERSARY FUND SCHOLARSHIP COMM/ENT SYMPOSIUM FUND . David Takakuwa '78 Steven Abbott '64 San Francisco Legal Auxili ary Wilson, Sonsin!, Goodrich & Rosati Terrence A. Call an '64 Townsend & Townsend & C rew, LLP HASTINGS LAw JOURNAL Combined Health Appeal of CA ARTHUR AND EUGENIA Hewlett-Packard John K. "Jack" Smith '54 FLO Intere tS SAMMIS SCHOLARSHIP West Publishing Company William Lukens '64 HASTINGS LAW JOURNAL Robert Sammis Jonathan E. MalTe '64 GATX Corporation STEPHEN CONE SYMPOSIUM FUND Jerome Marks '64 MEMORIAL FELLOWSHIP Elizabeth J. Cabrase r, Joseph A. Morales '64 HON . ROBERT H . SCHNACKE Ava J. AbramOWItz Crosby, Heafey, Roach & May Fredem T Muegenburg, Jr. '64 SCHOLARSHIP The Public MfaltS Office of Terry Kohl Howard. Rice, Nemerovskl, Arthur J. Pollock '64 Canady, Falk & Rabkin June D. Schnacke Scan D. Richmond '64 DEAN'S DISCRETIONARY FUND hearman & Sterling William J. Thompson '64 T.J . SCOTTO MEMORIAL Harold R. Env heppard, Mullin, Rlchater & Robert H. Tourtelot '64 SCHOLARSHIP Robert C. IrWin Hampton, L.L.P. Wells Fargo Bank Foundation Marc L. Sallus '79 Prof. Stephen A. Lind Bar ASSOCiation of San Francisco AlfreJ M.K. Wong'64 Cha rles piegel Prof. Stefan Rlesenfeld STUDENT SERVICES FUND an Francisco Foundation un Mlcrosystems, In c. CLASS OF 1966 25TH Matthew LeVItan '76 ANN IVERSARY FUND ChIp Robertson '98 DISABLED STUDENTS HASTINGS WOMEN'S LAw KPMG Peat Marwlck Foundation Salomon Brothers RESOURCE PROGRAM JOURNAL ChIp Robertson '98 Cooper, Arguedas & Cassman Heller, Ehrman, White & McAuliffe Serra Law Office West Publl hlng Company 11 ,\ S T 1:\ (: S MATHEW O . TOBRINER MEMORIAL FUND Simon D. Anixter Victona E. Armstrong '75 Dr. Norman R. Ascherman MAJOR CLASS GIFT CAMPAIGNS Han. Robert K. Barber, Ret. '48 Jerome Berg Stewa rt N. Boxer ACHIEVE SUCCESS Allan Brotsky Edward Chen Wilham K. Coblentz Ha raid Cohen Two major class gift campaigns at Hastings-a multi-year campaign by the Class Prof. Marsha N. Cohen of 1964 and a multi-year campaign by the Class of 1969-came to successful con Palll N. C rane clusions this past year. The Class of 1964 raised over $60,000 to endow a "Class James T Danaher John W DavIs of 1964 Scholarship Fund" and the Class of 1969 raised over $35,000 to endow a George S. Duesdieker, '80 "Class of 1969 Scholarship Fund." Dean Kane, as indicated earlier, saluted the Peter E Elkind leaders of those class campaign efforts, as well as all of the donors to both cam Jerome B. Falk, Jr. paigns, "for making available on a permanent basis much needed scholarship Prof. Seymou r Farber Jesse Feldman funds. This is particularly important since we are in a time when student fees Donald A. Friend '77 have risen considerably in the face of continuing reduced State support for the Adalee Goldberg,' 0 law school." All of those who have made donations to their respective class cam Prof. Joseph R. Grodin paigns-either in 1996-97 or before-are listed below and extended the College's Richard P. Gross Dr. M. Robert Hams great appreciation for their generous contributions in support of the law school's Prof. David Jung future students. Ga ry Katz Michael C. Kirk CLASS OF 1964 CLASS OF 1969 John T Knox '52 30TH ANNIVERSARY FUND 25TH ANNIVERSARY FUND Jennifer L. Machli n J. KeIth Mann Steven Abbott Yoichi J. Asari Gerald D. Ma rcus Jack C. Alhadeff Colin WChiu Prof. Ephraim Ma rgoli n Combined Health Appeal of California Douglas G. Crosby Prof. Shauna I. Marshall Terrence A. Callan Helen B. Culiner George A. Mc Kray Kellogg Chan Peter W Davis Richard Mask Joseph W Cotchett Peter Charles Dowler Han. Stanley Mask Prof. Michael D. De Vito Mary A. Henley Neyhart, Anderson, Reil y & Freits P. Steven Dobel William K. Henley Prof. Roge r Pa rk Fritz L. Duda Howard A. Janssen James B. Preston '72 FLO Interests Philip L. Judson Edgar W Pye Robert L. Hobson La wrence J. Ludgus Han. John T Racanelli, '52 Han. Richard W Kirby, Ret. Thomas E. Malley, Jr. Brad S. Seligman '78 Rodney A. Klein Kenneth M. Malovos Ha n. Alan Sieroty Melvin Laub John R. Martineau Frank S. Sil ve r, '74 William Lukens Charles J. Mazursky All an Steyer Samuel A. B. Lyons Ben McClinton Prof. Raymond L. Sulli va n Jonathan E. Maire Douglas C. McClure Will iam B. Tu rner Jerome Marks Michael D. McGlinn Yori Wada Joseph A. Morales Robert J. Menifee Bobbie Well ing Frederic T Muegenburg, Jr. Timothy G. Middleton Ha n. Howa rd B. W iener Peter P.J. Ng Han. William D. Mudd Herman Wildman Albert E Pagni John E. Nordin II Arthur J. Pollock Victor P. Obninsky WEST-NORTHWEST JOURNAL Han. Bernard E. Revak Han. Jennie Rhine FUND Scott D. Richmond Craig S. Ritchey Bank of America Eugene M. Salute George R. Roberts Barry A. Schulman Lynne Renay M. Snyder WILLIAM K .S . WANG AWARD William J. Thompson Tami S. Sander Prof. William K.S. Wa ng Robert H. Tourtelot C. Darrell Sooy Wells Fargo Bank Foundation Stewart R. Such man Alfred M.K. Wong Faye A. Taylor James E. Wallace, Jr. George E. Washington James B. Young II . \ ST I:\ (~S . his Winter 1997 listing of "Class Notes" is based on items received before August IS, 1997· Information received after that date win appear in the next issue. If you have news for "Class Notes," send it in the envdope found in the center of this magazi ne. CLASS OF '35 Obrien was appointed by the FERDI NAND T. FLETCHER still prac California Supreme Court in tices at the San Diego law firm of Higgs, November 1996. Fletcher & Mack and serves three non profit organizations. CLASS OF '58 HON . EUGENE F . CLASS OF '41 LYNCH , formerly of the U.s. HON . FRANCIS W . MAYER has District Court, Northern "finally, finally retired" from his San District of California, joined Francisco arbitration/mediation practice. j'A'M'S/ ENDlSPUTE, the nation's leading corporate In March, Dwight Rush ('53) (left) hosted a llincheon a t the Oahu provider of alternative dis Country Club for more titan 40 alumni in Ha waii to honor the Hastings pute resolution services. Alumni Associations 1997 Alumnus-of the- Year Award recipient, CLASS OF '50 Lynch, who was appointed to Al Wong ('64) (center). Chapter President Harvey Lung (,81) (right) was one of tltose in attendance to salute Wong. CHARLES M . GIO V ANETTI was fea the San Francisco Municipal tured in the March 21, 1997, issue of the Court in 1971, was appointed Santa Rosa Herald Recorder. Feted by 35 to the San Francisco Superior Court in Hendricks plans to volunteer with the friends at his retirement party, 1974 and to the Federal bench in 1982. He Legal Aid Society of Marin, travel, and Giovanetti, a solo practitioner, had served received the first annual Judge of the Year tend his garden. He was profiled in the a 20-year tint as Chair of the Sonoma Award from the San Francisco branch of April 15, 1997, issue of the Marin County Assessment Appeals Board and as the California Trial Lawyers Association. Independent Journal. a professor of secured real estate transac K E NNETH W . ROSENTHAL, who tions at Empire College School of Law. practices with Molligan, Cox & Moyer in San Francisco, served as a faculty member in this past June's Personal Injury CLASS OF '64 Institute, which is a component of JOSEPH S . GENSHLEA, a partner CLASS OF '51 Hastings' annual College of Advocacy with Weintraub, Genshlea & Sproul in HON. DAVID A. DOLG IN was CLE prog ram. Sacramento, served as a faculty member appointed by the state Judicial Council to in this past June's Business Litigation handle the trial of suspects in last year's Institute, which is a component of bombings in Vallejo. Dolgin, who retired Hastings' annual College of Advocacy in 1994, was appointed to the Contra CLASS OF '63 CLE program. Costa bench by Gov. Edmund Brown, Jr., HON. RICHARD F. C HARVAT was in 1976. profiled in the February 7, 1997, issue of the Los Angeles Daily Journal. Charvat was appointed to the Los Angeles CLASS OF '65 Superior Court by Gov. George H O N. RONALD R . HEUMANN was CLASS OF '52 Deukmejian in August 1983. THOMAS profiled in the May 15, 1997, issue of the HON . JAMES OBRIEN , who pre ides G. HENDRICKS retired in July 1997, Los Angdes Daily Journal. Heumann was oyer the re\'iew department of the State after 4 years as County Counsel for the appointed to the Riverside Superior Bar Court, was profUed in the June 17, 1997, County of Marin and 32 years in the Court by Gov. George Deukmejian in 1 sue of the Los Angeles Dmly Journal. Marin County Counsel's Office. 1989, after 23 years in civil practice. . . . II A ~' I ' I i': (:S .... JAMES E . SHEKOYAN was recently District Attorney's honored as the Alumnus-of-the-Year by Office, served as a the Fresno Chapter of the Hastings faculty member in Alumni As ociation. Shekoyan, of Baker, this past June's Manock & Jensen in Fresno, is a board Criminal Justice member of the Fresno Business Council, Institute, which is a founding board member of the Central a component of California Futures Institute, a board Hastings' annual member of the California Supreme Court College of Advo Historical Society, as well as a past cacy CLE program. President of the Business Advisory STE PHEN M . WESTBROOK is Council and of the University Business At the Orange County A lumni Chapter's New Students Rece/mon at the Irvine Sports Center Board of Advisors at California an associate general Club in July 1997' (left to right) David Saltzer ('98); Stacey Songs tad ('00) with her State University, Fresno. He was Chair of counsel for Clorox father, L. A !!an Songs tad, Jr. ('70); a nd Jason Okazakt ('00). the City of Fresno Little Hoover Company. He is a Commission, which conducted an exten co-author of Trade CLASS OF '70 sive study and published numerous rec Secrets Practice in California (CEB 1996). JAM E S J. LAIRD, C PA, is represent ommendations for the improvement of WALTER C . YOUNGMAN , JR., ing clients before taxing authorities and Fresno's municipal government. serves as President of the American consulting with small businesses in his San Association of Attorney-Certified Public Ramon taxation and litigation solo prac Accountants. Youngman's practice focuses tice. He also teaches business law and taxa on taxation at Youngman & Ericsson in tion at Golden Gate University. BRIAN Walnut Creek. D . MONAGHAN practices business liti gation, wrongful termination, personal injury, and construction defect law at the San Diego firm of Monaghan & Warren. CLASS OF '68 Monaghan was profiled in the July 11, 1997, STEPHEN S . HARPER joined the issue of the Los Angeles Daily Journal. American Arbitration Association as a full-time mediator and arbitrator. Formerly a senior litigation partner with Knox Ricksen in Oakland, Harper's prac CLASS OF '71 tice includes personal injury, insurance JAMES R . ARNOLD joined the San coverage, and bad faith disputes. JOHN Francisco firm of Banchero & Lasater in D . SCHELL focuses on business and tax March 1997. Arnold is currently Chair of law at the California Department of the Superfund and Hazardous Waste Justice in Sacramento. Committee of the ABA's Section on Dean Mary Kay Kane with Bert T Kobayashi ('65) Natural Resources, Energy, and during a visit to the new offices of Kobayashi, Sugita & Goda in Honololulu. Environmental Law. He recently spoke at a BASF program on Environmental CLASS OF '66 CLASS OF '69 Citizen Suits. HON. DENNIS F . WILLIAM J . McLEAN III, a partner KENNETH M. MALOVOS, a partner COUPE was appointed Immigration with Thoits, Love, Hershberger & with Graham & James in Sacramento, Judge in June 1997. Prior to his appoint McLean in Palo Alto, served as a faculty served as a faculty member in this past ment, Coupe served as Senior Trial member in this past June's Business June's Business Litigation Institute, which Counsel with the Commission on Judicial Litigation Institute, which is a compo is a component of Hastings' annual Performance for the State of California in nent of Hastings' annual College of College of Advocacy CLE program. Advocacy CLE program. GARY R . N . MOORE, after 25 years in San Jose, moved his solo practice to the "country-like setting of Saratoga," where he continues to litigate personal injury CLASS OF '67 matters and provides arbitration/ media HON . ROBERT M . LETTEAU was tion services. HON. P ET E R A. profiled in the February 21, 1997, issue of NOWIN S K I was profiled in the July 10, the Santa Monica Evening Outlook. He 1997, issue of the San Francisco Daily was appointed to the Superior Court Journal. He was appointed to the U.S. bench in 1982 by Gov. Jerry Brown. In District Court, Eastern District of January 1997, Letteau transferred to the California, in 1991. West District Courthouse in Santa Monica. ROBERT E . SAVITT, a prose lanet Houts and John Houts ('71) at the San Diego Alumni Chapter's New Students Reception hosted by cutor with the Los Angeles County Harold and Susan Sma!! in their Rancho Santa Fe home . . . :l:) . II \ :-;'1' 1\ (;:-; ... an Franci co. PROF. JAY E. GRENIG Bakersfield. he also serve on the Judicial Included in her many honor is the 1995 teache at Marquette University Law Council Civil and Small Claims Advisory Alumnu -of-the-Year Award from th chool. We t Publishing Co. has published Committee. J IM L. SEPULV EDA, Black Alumni Chapter of the Ha ting hi late t book on alternative dispute reso Contra Costa County deputy district Alumni Association. lution. MIC HAEL S . KAHN was recent attorney, was featured in the May 27, 1997, ly certified by the tate Bar of California issue of the Co ntra Costa Times for prose a a specialist in estate planning, trust, and cuting the first criminal trial of an elected probate law. Kahn i a solo practitioner in official in the county. Sepulveda has head CLASS OF '75 Palm prings. ed the special operations unit since 1981, DEBORAH S . BALLATI, who is a part prosecuting cases of consumer fraud, ner with Farella, Braun & Martel in San environmental violations, and political Francisco, served as the Co-Chair of thi past June's Business Litigation Institute, corruption. KRISTIAN D . WHITTEN is CLASS OF '72 taking a leave from Bank of America in which is a component of Hastings' annual JOH N J . D A CEY is a partner in the San Francisco to attend Georgetown Law College of Advocacy CLE program. San Francisco firm of Niesar & Diamond, School's LL.M. program this fall. where he specializes in appellate and com merciallitigation. H O N . RONALD W . ROSE, who retired from the U.S. District Court, Central District of California, is a CLASS OF '74 partner in the firm of O'Connor, HARRY RICH ARD BRUNO, JR., is Schmeltzer & Rose in Irvine. now in his twenty-third year of service with the City of Hayward. He is a mem ber of the Redwood Christian Schools Board. JUDITH M . COPELAND, a pro CLASS OF '73 bate specialist at the San Diego firm of THOMAS H . R . DENV ER, a managing Copeland & Tierman, was selected Chair partner with the San Jose firm of Hoge, of the State Bar Judicial Nominees Deborah Ballaci ('75) Fenton, Jones & Appel, has been named a Evaluation Commission for a second Fellow of the American College of Trial term. MARK C . GARDNER left his STUART D . HANLON of Tamburello, Lawyers. Denver specializes in products position on the Washington County Hanlon & Waggener was featured in the liability, insurance bad faith, commercial Circuit Court bench to be Special June 2, 1997, issue of the San Francisco litigation, and alternative dispute resolu Counsel for the Oregon Attorney Recorder regarding the cause of former tion. GARY N . GERSHON works for General's Office in Salem, Oregon. Black Panther Geronimo Pratt. Hanlon, the Michigan Migrant Legal Assistance/ Gardner was profiled in the November 26, since his third year at Hastings, has contin Michigan Poverty Law Program in Grand 1996, issue of the Hillsboro, Oregon, ued to represent Pratt. HON . JAMES R . Rapids. DEBORAH G . LEVINE, whose Argus. DONALD S . GRAY, general LAMBDEN was honored at a dinner counsel for Toshiba America Information given by the Alameda County Bar Systems Inc., in Irvine, was honored as a Association in May 1997 for his service to recipient of the 1997 Jurisprudence Award the organization and to the community. presented by the Anti-Defamation He was appointed to the Alameda County League's Orange County/ Long Beach Superior Court by Gov. Pete Wilson in regional office. Gray was profiled in the 1989. WILLIAM R . LINEHAN, who prac June 27, 1997, issue of the Santa Ana tices with Kesseler & Linehan in Orange County Reporter. JAMES D . Hayward, served as a faculty member in PREN DERGAST joined the Los Angeles this past June's Criminal Justice Institute, office of Brobeck, Phleger & Harrison as which is a component of Hastings' annual of counsel. Formerl y, Prendergast was a College of Advocacy CLE program. solo practitioner and worked in-house as EDITH R . MATTHAI, a partner with associate ge neral counsel for Security Robie & Matthai in Los Angeles, served as Pacific National Bank. MICHAEL G . a faculty member in this past June's WATTERS is a founding partner of Business Litigation Institute, which is a O'Brien Watters & Davis, where he focus component of Hastings' annual College of Debora h G. Levi ne ('73) es on complex civil litigation, insurance Advocacy CLE program. J . VIRGINIA defense, professional liability, and alterna (STEVENS) PEISER has opened a solo law offices are in Walnut Creek, se rved as tive dispute resolution. Since 1979, practice in Walnut Creek, focusing on tax the Co-Chair of this past June's Criminal Watters has been an arbitrator and judge ation, estate planning, real property, and Justice Institute, which is a component of pro tem with the Sonoma, Marin, and general business matters. Peiser, a certified Hasting' annual College of Advocacy Napa Counties' Superior Courts. JAYN E specialist in taxation law who has received CLE program. HON . SHARON W. WILLIAMS, City Attorney for the an AV rating from the Martindale-Hubbell METTLER has served for 16 years on the City of Oakland, was profiled in the May Law Directory, is a regular speaker and Kern County Municipal bench in 11, 1997, issue of the Oakland Post. author on taxation and estate planning . ... 11,\ S'I' 1,\ (: S .... issues. Currently, she sits on the Board of to the Solano County Superior Court by Attorney to 25 municipalities. Stepanicich Directors for the Taxation Section of the Gov. Pete Wilson in April 1997. Kays was represents municipalities and other public Contra Costa County Bar Association and profiled in the April 26, 1997, issue of the entities and is City Attorney for Agoura has served as Chair of the Taxation Section Vacaville Reporter. Formerly, Kay was an Hills and Beverly Hills. T ODD R . STON E for two year-long appointments. HON . attorney with the Vallejo firm of currently serves as President of the South LARRY GUY SAGE, a Sparks Municipal Kilpatrick, Kays & Daniels. GARY A . Bay Bar Association. A solo practitioner, Court judge in Nevada, was promoted to LAAKSO joined RailAmerica, Inc., of Stone focuses on domestic relations, busi Colonel, U.SAR., in May 1997 after 28 Boca Raton, Florida, as General Counsel. ness, and estates in Chula Vista. years in the army infantry. His Hastings Formerly, Laakso was with Southern mentoree, ELENE H . CHUNG ('98), Pacific Railroad. MIC HAE L C. received an internship with the Clark MATTIC E is a solo practitioner in County District Attorney in Las Vegas, Fairfield, with a practice that emphasizes CLASS OF '78 Nevada, and his son, Derek, was selected as personal injury and family law. Mattice is a JOHN M . FEDER, a partner with first team tight end for all-Nevada football. State Bar certified specialist in family law. Rouda, Feder & Tietjen in San Francisco, HON . JAIME RENE ROMAN , an served as a faculty member in this past Administrative Law Judge with the Office June's Personal Injury Institute, which is a of Administrative Hearings, in component of Hastings' annual College of CLASS OF '76 Sacramento, authored Chapter 7 of Advocacy CLE program. DONALD S . w. MATT BROOKS recently completed California Administrative Hearing GOTTESMAN was profiled in the May 2, "what could be the longest rock climb in Practice, Second Edition, published by 1997, issue of the Los A ngeles Daily the U.S.- the Galactic Hitchhiker" in CEB. GEORGE C . R U DOLPH recently Journal. Gottesman handles complex civil Yosemite National Park behind Curry opened The Rudolph Law Group in Costa litigation matters at the Los Angeles firm Village on Glacier Point. Brooks was Mesa. The firm's lawyers specialize in all of Kulik, Gottesman & Mouton. recently featured in the April 1997 issue of types of business litigation, with an NICHOLAS W . HELDT, a partner with the British publication High-Mountain increasing emphasis on risk management. Sedgwick, Detert, Moran & Arnold in Sports and also in the February 28, 1996, San Francisco, served as a faculty member edition of Rock and lee. ALAN M . in this past June's Personal Injury CARLSON, c.E.O. of the San Francisco Institute, which is a component of Trial Courts, has been named Chair of the CLASS OF '77 Hastings' annual College of Advocacy Board of Directors of Community Boards, GAIL N . KANESHIRO is the associate CLE program. GEORGE H . a non-profit organization that provides dis producer of the short film "Visas and KALlKMAN was named a partner of the pute resolution services to San Francisco Virtue," which is about Chiune and San Francisco/ Palo Alto office of Baker residents and to elementary and high Yukiko Sugihara, former Japanese Consul & McKenzie, where he heads the credi schools nationwide. DANIEL V . General to Lithuania and his wife, who tors' rights and bankruptcy practice. DONOVAN was presented the Charles F are credited with saving over 6,000 Jewish GARY C . SEISER specializes in juvenile "Timer" Moses Award at the State Bar of refugees from the Holocaust. Kaneshiro is dependency and appellate law. Seiser is Montana's Annual Meeting in Helena, an insurance litigator for Cedar Grove one of the authors of California Juvenile Montana, in June 1997. The Moses Award Productions in Los Angeles. VICTOR J . Courts Practice and Procedure published is given in recognition of outstanding and POREE focuses on family law in his by Matthew Bender & Co. He has committed service in the practice of crimi Pleasanton solo practice. GREGORY W . worked in the juvenile dependency field nal defense law in Montana. Donovan, STEPANICICH serves as managing part for 14 years. J EFFREY C . SMITH has appointed by the Governor to serve on the ner at the new San Francisco branch of relocated to Austin, Texas, to become Vice Appellate Defender Commission of the the Los Angeles-based firm of Richards President, General Counsel, and Secretary State of Montana, was founder and first Watson & Gershon, which serves as City of IXC Communications, Inc., a publicly Chair of the Criminal Defense Section of traded telecommunications company that the State Bar of Montana. Recently, he is one of the nation's largest suppliers of argued and won a case before the U.S. digital transmission and long distance ser Supreme Court: Old Chief v. United vices. MICHAEL P . VERNA is a partner States, 117 S.Ct. 644 Oanuary 7, 1997}. and litigator 'With the Walnut Creek firm PATRICK K . FAULKNER, Acting of Bowles & Verna. County Counsel for the County of Marin, has been appointed to a four-year term as County Counsel starting October 1, 1997. Faulkner succeeds THOMAS G . HENDRICKS ('63). PETER S . CLASS OF '79 HELFER, a Roseville attorney specializing KRISTIN ADRIAN, Vice President and in juvenile law, was appointed referee to Deputy General Counsel of Nestle USA, the Sacramento County Superior and is relocating to the firm's U.S. headquar MuniCipal Courts. Formerly, Helfer served ters in Glendale after the closure of the as a judge pro tem in Juvenile Court. San Francisco office. LESLI EM. HON. SCOTT L. KAYS was appointed BOCK, whose primary focus at the .... II \ ST I ~(: s . Boi e, Idaho, firm of Dillion Bosch Daw specialist in probate, estate planning, and Francisco office of Heller Ehrman White & Bock is non-profit and tax-exempt trust law. JOEL J . HAYASHIDA, cor & McAuliffe. He ha been 0- hair of organizations, received the Idaho State porate patent counsel for Clorox the firm's San Francisco litigation depart Bar Outstanding Service Award in 1995 Company in Oakland, began a one-year ment since 1994. NEIL J . MORAN, a and the Idaho State Bar Pro Bono Award term as Chair of the National Intellectual partner with Freitas, McCarthy, in 1991. She is starting a state-wide pro- Property Committee of the American MacMahon & Keating in San Rafael, Corporate Counsel Association. served as a faculty member in this pa t DONALD J . PUTTERMAN, a partner June's Personal Injury Institute, which i a with Sideman & Bancroft in San component of Hastings' annual College of Francisco, served as a faculty member in Advocacy CLE program. LORI SILVER this past June's Business Litigation recently opened a new office in Apto , Institute, which is a component of where she focuses on probate, estate plan Hastings' annual College of Advocacy ning, and tax matters in her law and tax CLE program. STEPHEN C . RYAN, a practice. Silver also teaches taxation State Bar certified tax specialist, moved courses at Golden Gate University in his tax and corporate law practice from Monterey and at the Monterey College of Wilson, Ryan & Campilongo to Landels, Law. DONALD L. SPAFFORD, JR., Ripley & Diamond in San Francisco. recently opened a solo practice in MATTHEW W HITE , whose law offices Honolulu. HOWARD J . SPEC TER was are in San Rafael, served as the Co-Chair featured in the April 22,1997, issue of the of this past June's Personal Injury San Francisco Daily Journal. Specter prac Institute, which is a component of tices criminal appellate law and defends Jerod Klein ('00) (l eft) with Dana Cole ('79) at the Los Hastings' annual College of Advocacy corporations and individuals accused of Angeles Alumni Chapters New Students Reception CLE program. environmental crimes. He also co-hosts a that was hosted by Judge Edward Kakita ('65) and Dr. Lenore Kakita in June 1997. blues show called "The Purple Grotto" that airs on Saturday nights on KCSM (91.1FM). ject to assist and train non-profit corpo rations. HON . WILLIAM J . CAHILL was profiled in the April 14, 1997, issue of the San Francisco Daily Journal. Cahill CLASS OF '81 was appointed to the San Francisco DEBRA F . BOGAARDS, a partner with Superior Court bench by Gov. George Pave & Bogaards in San Francisco, served Deukmejian in 1991. ROBERTA L. as a faculty member in this past June's CAIRNEY joined Charles Schwab & Personal Injury Institute, which is a com Company as associate general counsel, ponent of Hastings' annual College of responsible for overseeing all intellectual Advocacy CLE program. PATSY J . property and technology matters. COBB, President of Black Women Formerly, Cairney helped Fenwick & Lawyers, was profiled in the March 3, West launch its San Francisco office. F. Matthew White ('79) 1997, issue of the Los Angeles Daily STEPHEN COLLINS, who practices law Journal. Cobb is chief assistant court with Pendleton, Friedberg. Wilson, counsel for the State Bar Court. ROGER Hennessey & Meyer in Denver, served as CLASS OF '80 FURMAN was named Vice President and a faculty member in this past June's ROXANE CARVAJAL, Los Angeles Director of Legal Research for the Los Business Litigation Institute, which is a County deputy district attorney in charge Angeles-based company Legal Research component of Hastings' annual College of of the Huntington Park office, recently Network, Inc. LlA P . MATERA is pro Advocacy CLE program. Collins was was installed as Treasurer of Women moting her latest book, Star Witness voted Attorney of the Year by the Lawyers of Long Beach. Carvajal was fea (Simon & Schuster), a work that revolves Colorado Lawyers Committee for his tured in the May 30, 1997, issue of the around the harrowing, UFO-flavored work as a Co-Chair of the Committee's Long Beach Reporter. JOHN LANDE is adventures of attorney Willa Jansson. Five Hate Violence Task Force. CAROL an assistant professor in the department of Matera's previous 10 mysteries have fea W IECKOWSKI DREYER, a member of of dispute resolution at Nova Southeast tured this Santa Cruz-based heroine. the Duncan Ball Evans & Ubaldi firm, ern University in Fort Lauderdale, DEBRA L. MELLINKOFF was featured was profiled for her role as a Co-Chair of Florida. Lande received a PhD. in sociolo in the July 7,1997, issue of the San the Sacramento Theater Company's gy from the University of Wisconsin. He Francisco Recorder as the Bar Association Broadway Plays Pavilions in the June 5, wrote the lead article for the Florida State of San Francisco's "Co-Chair of the 1997, issue of the Sacramento Bee. N ANCY University Law Review symposium issue Month" for July 1997. Mellinkoff leads the W ILT ON G R E EN is serving as Treasurer (Summer 1997): "How Will Lawyering and Committee of Women's Issues. She is the of the tate Board of California League of Mediation Practices Transform Each owner of Mellinkoff Mediation in Women Voter. Green received her LL.M. Other?" M ATT H EW L. LARRABEE is Sausalito. THERESA D . MOORE, who in tax in 1991 and is a State Bar certified the managing partner of the San practices law in San Francisco, served as a .. II 1\ ~' I ' I 1\ (:~ . Who Have Made Their Mark." He works years as a settlement conference attorney in the San Francisco office of the Los for the Ninth Circuit U.S. Court of Angeles-based firm of Latham & Appeals. He is an adjunct professor at Watkins. HAROLD P . SELAN joined Hastings. HON. EDWARD F . LEE was Epstein & Englert as of counsel and con profiled in the February 24, 1997, issue of tinues to teach legal writing and research the San Jose Post Record. Lee serves on the at Hastings. Formerly, he was with the Santa Clara County Superior Court. Orinda firm of Perez & McNabb. JULIA REBECCA LlTTENEKER has been TEN EYCK, after 13 years with the special counsel at Severson & Werson in Office of the C ity Attorney in San San Francisco since March 1995. Francisco, has opened a solo practice in Litteneker practices business bankruptcy, San Francisco, where she focuses on fami loan workouts, commercial transactions, ly law, children's advocacy and mediation, and banking la w. and ethics. CLASS OF '84 At the Board of Governor's June meeting in CLASS OF '83 LEANDRO H. DURAN , a Berkeley Reno, incoming Alumni Association President BRENDA F. BIREN solo practitioner focusing on environ Eric Abramson (,81) presented the outgoing has formed a pro President Elizabeth Franco Bradley ('77) with fessional corporation, Sayad & Biren, mental and civil litigation, is the 1997-98 a Hastings dock in appreciation of her effec· A.pc., in San Francisco. DONALD E . Chair-Elect of the solo and small firm sec tive and dedicated service during 1996'97. CONANT, who serves as President of tion of the State Bar of California. Also, American Corporate Counsel he successfully argued Vann v. Tra velers faculty member in this past June's Association's San Francisco chapter, was (1995) 39 Cal. App. 4th 1610. ADAM S . Criminal Justice Institute, which is a featured in the January 13,1997, issue of GRUEN was elevated to partner at component of Hastings' annual College the San Francisco Daily Journal. Conant Kenney & Markowitz. Gruen joined the of Advocacy CLE program. SANDI L. is senior counsel at Santa Clara-based 12-attorney firm in 1992 and focuses on NICHOLS was elected managing share Intel Corporation. LOREN M. employment disputes, real estate, and gen holder of Washburn, Briscoe & DIFRANK was chosen to be a commis eral business litigation. PAUL M . McCarthy. A partner specializing in envi sioner of the Downey Municipal Court HUMMER is a partner at Saul Ewing ronmental, land use, and real estate litiga and will hear primarily traffic, small Remick & Saul in Philadelphia, where he tion, Nichols joined the 17-lawyer firm claims, and civil matters. For the past represents insurers, reinsurers, and inter shortly after graduation. She also "devotes seven years, she has served as a deputy mediaries in litigation and regulatory pro- lots of time to her sons, Taylor (11) and ceedings. Brian (9), and their many activities." CYNTHIA M. RISCHA W. SLADE was elected to the LOE was elevat Vacaville City Council in November 1996. ed to partner at Slade is the first African-American mem the Palo Alto ber of Vacavilles City Council and "is a firm of very involved member of the community." Tomlinson Zisko Morosoli & Maser. Loe prac tices in the areas CLASS OF '82 of corporate JULIA M . BAIGENT has a solo practice finance, securi in Redwood City. HON . JOHN L. ties, and business FLYNN III was appointed to the Central law. Previously, Orange County Municipal Court by Gov. she served as Pete Wilson in April 1997. Formerly, senior counsel for Larissa Ng ('99), Mala Subramanian ('99), and the Honorable John Flynn III ('82) at Flynn had been an attorney with the firm the Orange County Allimni Chapter's New Swdents Reception at the Irvine Sports Phoenix of William C. Cole and Associates. Club in July 1997- American, Inc. GEORGE F. MONTGOMERY II, after ALAN L. 14 years with Pillsbury Madison & Sutro, MILES recently will continue his practice as a partner trial counsel for the State Bar of left Citibank in San Francisco after eight with Friedman, Olive, McCubbin, California. HOWARD HERMAN was years as in-house counsel to start a solo Spalding, Bilter, Roosevelt & Mont appointed by the U.s. District Court, banking practice in Bainbridge Island, gomery, one of the largest groups of trusts Northern District of California, to the Washington. JAMES C . SANCHEZ, and estates lawyers practicing in the Bay newly created position of ADR program assistant city attorney for the City of Area. JERRY R . PETERS was listed in counsel. Herman has served as Director Fresno, was named City Attorney for the the National Law Journal's April 7, 1997, of ADR programs for the Contra Costa City of Salinas by the Salinas City issue as one of "40 Health Care Lawyers County Superior Court and spent four Council in June 1997 . . . . . :~ 9· ...... · 11 . \ ~ Tlxn s ···· CLASS OF '85 CLASS OF '86 Fi ske worked for Intel in an Jo e. Z INNIA CORONEL BARRERO has K . LOUISE FRANCIS was promoted RANDALL J . KRAUSE joined the joined the Law Offices of Camilo A. to office operations managing partner at Fresno firm of Baker, Manock & Jense n, Becerra in South Pasadena as of counsel. the San Francisco firm of Heller Ehrman where he focuses on environmental law. Barrero is Vice Chair of the Board of White & McAuliffe. Francis is an insur Krause has experience defending action Trustees of the Bilingual Foundation of ance coverage specialist who has been related to federal Superfund, under the Arts. She and her husband of 10 with the firm for seven years (and a part ground storage tanks, and haza rdous years, NESTER BARRERO ('84), have ner for the last two). EDWARD R. waste issues. JOSEPH P . SAVAGE two daughters. ROBERT CHAN was HUGO, formerly of Tilly & Graves and a serves as ass istant counsel to the profiled in the May 9, 1997, issue of the former Assistant District Attorney, creat Investment Company Institute, ba ed in San Francisco Asian Week. His San ed a new firm Pond, North & Hugo in Washington, D.C. Formerly, Savage was Francisco solo practice focuses on civil San Francisco. MICHAEL D . LEVIN is with Morrison & Foerster, L.L.P rights. THEODORE T. HERHOLD ROBERT J. WENBOURNE has was elevated to partner at the Palo Alto rejoined Foley Lardner Weissburg & office of the San Francisco-based firm of Aronson, where he practices labor and Townsend & Townsend & Crew. Herhold employment law. is a litigator who specializes in intellectu al property, antitrust, unfair competition, and other business matters. BRYAN A . LEVY is Vice President of the Dallas CLASS OF '88 based Drever Partners, Inc., where he is BONNIE K . BISHOP became a State responsible for all accounting and Bar certified specialist in estate planning, income tax matters concerning Drever trust, and probate law in 1995 and opened Partners and its partnerships. a solo practice in Berkeley in 1996. JONATHAN P . LOWELL is a City HOWARD N. CHUNG is a partner Attorney, serving the City of San Bruno. with the San Francisco-based Corporate PETER K . RUNDLE practices real Counsel Law Group, L.L.P, where he estate litigation at the Irvine firm of Michael D. Levin ('86) practices business and real estate law. Arter & Hadden. He writes, "Somehow Chung is celebrating the birth of his I'm finding time to manage an active the new firmwide managing partner at daughter, Madeline. BRADLEE R . practice and still have time with my wife, Graham & James, L.L.P, a leading U.S. FRAZER is in-house intellectual proper daughter (5), and son (11 months)." based international law firm. Levin joined ty counsel for Micron Electronics, Inc., EDWARD P . SANGSTER, a partner in the firm in 1988 and became a partner in based in Nampa, Idaho. KELLY J . the San Francisco office of the 1994. His areas of expertise lie in secured HAYDEN is working for the San Washington, D.C., firm of McKenna & lending and project fin ance. STEPHEN Francisco Mayor's Office. CAROL L.W. Cuneo, was honored with an Exemplary MCNAMARA, RON A . VAN HEE is working at the Glenborough Service Award at the Northern District BLARCOM ('86) and BARBARA ZEIL Corporation in San Mateo. JEFFREY Judicial Conference in San Jose in May LEIBOLD's ('87) law firm of A . KATZ joined Berger, Kahn, Shafton, 1997. The award recognized his pro bono McNamara, Van Blarcom, McClendon & Moss, Figler, Simon & Gladstone, a work on behalf of prisoners. Sangster Leibold was selected by the City Council Marina del Rey-based firm. Katz fre specializes in environmental and com of Lake Elsinore as the new City quently hosts seminars on bad faith issues merciallitigation. GEOFFREY Attorney. McNamara is responsible for at various insurance companies. SPELLBERG, who practices law in San city litigation issues; Van Blarcom serves MICHAEL R . MACPHAIL became a Francisco, served as a faculty member in Lake Elsinore's water law needs, and Branch Chief in the U.S. Security this past June's Personal Injury Institute, Liebold serves as General Counsel. Exchange Commission's Central Regional which is a component of Hastings' annu al College of Advocacy CLE program. LEANNE WILHARDT was named Vice President of Corporate Affairs and CLASS OF '87 Corporate Secretary of the Paradise LISA A . BREWER serves Valley, Arizona, firm of Verigen, Inc. as General Counsel for the Formerly, Wilhardt served as the 425-attorney firm of Brobeck, Executive Director of Public Affairs for Phleger & Harrison. Tosco Marketing Compan y. ROBIN L. Formerly, Brewer served as WONDER-SIEFKIN is the ADR senior counsel for Apple. Program Director for Contra Costa BARBARA A . FISKE has County Superior Court. joined Packet Engines, Inc., of Spokane, Washington, an Ethernet start-up company, as Vice President of Business The Honorable Jamoa Moberly ('76) and Brian Day ('88) at the Orange County Alumni Chapter's New Students Reception, which was held at and Legal Affairs. Previously, the Irvine Sports Club in July 1997. . ~ () . .. . II 11 ~' I ' I i\ (: ~ Office in Denver. MacPhail supervises other attorneys and accountants involved in law enforcement investiga tions. BENJAMIN A . NIX is a partner with the Irvine firm of Payne & Fears. LEA ANNE STORUM joined the law firm of Procopio, Cory, Hargreaves & Savitch L.L.P. Formerly, Storum practiced in the litigation department of Carroll, Burdick & McDonough in San Francisco. Dan Wu ('99), Bit! Amsbary (,88), Tom Duann ('99), and Michet!e Ben-Hur ('90) at the Orange County Alumni Chapters New Students Reception, which was held at the Irvine Spons Club in july 1997. CLASS OF '89 ADAM B . KING, a solo practitioner concentrating on general civil law in & Isaacs, P.c. Nordquist joined the Attorney's Office, Northern District of Hailey, Idaho, is married to LORI ANN Litigation Practice Group in the San California, in 1994. NAKAOKA ('93) and has a daughter, Francisco office in 1989. Her practice Elana Alice, named after her grandmoth involves commercial disputes, including er, ALICE KING ('73) . KAREN E . securities and business fraud, bankruptcy KIRBY, who practices with McGlynn, litiga tion, probate litigation, and employ CLASS OF '91 McLorg & Ritchie in San Francisco, ment litigation. MCGREGOR W . K . PON CHO B AKER practices insur served as a faculty member in this past SCOTT was selected by the Board of ance and personal injury defense with June's Personal Injury Institute, which is a Supervisors to become the Shasta Enerson & Yrulegui in Fresno. Recently, component of Hastings' annual College County District Attorney in April 1997. Baker won two defense verdicts in jury of Advocacy CLE program. GEORGE Scott was featured in the Eureka Times trials: an ADA case representing the W . KUNEY was elected to partner at the Standard in the April 13, 1997, issue. Fresno Unified School District and an San Diego firm of Allen, Matkins, Leck, ROBERT C . " SAM" WALKER is a harass ment case representing Unocal Gamble & Mall ory, L.L.P. Kuney's practice partner with the Oakland firm of Corporation. GARY GOLDBERG start includes transactional and litigation mat Marion's Inn. ed a solo practice and opened a real estate ters. CHERI D . LOVE recently opened firm in Santa Barbara. PHYLLIS A . a new practice in Pacific Grove, where MARSHALL, a senior legislative counsel she focuses on construction issues and for the Personal Insurance Federation of represents public agencies. Formerly, Love CLASS OF '90 California, was elected 1997-98 President practiced with Fenton & Keller. ALEX G . TSE was profiled in the of the San Diego-based California MARNIE L. NORDQUIST is a share Ma y 16, 1997, issue of the Los A ngdes Association of Black Lawyers. Marshall holder and Director of Rosenblum, Parish Daily Journal. Tse joined the U.S. had been an insurance defense specialist with Carroll, Burdick & McDonough. CHANG SHI K SHI N won a complex international commercial litigation case in the U.S. District Court (Central District of California in Los Angeles). The case involved a $1.5 million contro versy in a computer-related product. CH E RYL J. SUEING-JONES was sworn in as deputy district attorney for the ju venile division of the San Diego District Attorney's Office in April 1997. Formerly, Sueing-J ones was corporate counsel for City Link Investment Corp. CLASS OF '92 EMIL C. CHANG is an associate with the San Jose office of Minneapolis-based Oppenheimer Poms Smith. Chang prac (Left to right) Irene B. Bueno ('88), Deputy Assistant Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health & Hu,man tices intellectual property law. NICOLE Se rvices; Rachelle B. Chong (,84), Commissioner of the Federal Communications Commission; The Honorable S . KAMLAN joined the real estate litiga Robert T Matsui (,66), Member of the U.S. Hou se of Representatives; and Mark L. Keam ('95), staff attorney at the tion and construction design services Federal Communications Com mission, at the March 1997 annual scholarship dinner for the Asian Pacific American Bar Association of the Greater Washington, D.C., area. group of Bronson Bronson & McKinnon . II.\ ST I \ (;S · ... in San Franci co. Formerl y, Kamlan was MAN began a with Leland Parachini teinberg Flinn two-yea r pro- Matzger & Melnick. ANN E. gram at LA RENDAHL and her husband Paul Sachs t earn a Mas ters celebrated the birth of Sarah Helena in Education achs in September 1996. Rendahl prac and a teaching tices tran portation and public utility law credential. with the Washington State Attorney SHASHIKAL A General's Office in Olympia, Washington. BHAT DEB Please contact her at (sa rah ann practices intel [email protected]>. BARRY J. lectual property T UCKE R, a litiga tion associate at the San law with Cooley Diego office of Pillsbury Madison & Godward, L.L.P., Sutro, was appointed to the Board of Eli zabeth Lindh ('92), Michael Stewarr ('92) (center) and Daniel Cannan (' I) at the. in San Franci co. Directors of the Legal Aid Society of San Orange County Alumni Chapter's New Swdents Reception, which was held at the Irli lne Sports Club in July 1997. MARY Diego. He received a Distinguished GONZALE S Service Award for his pro bono services on joined the staff behalf of the San Diego Volunteer and labor law with Pa yne & Fears in of the Congres ional Hispanic Caucus as Lawyers Program and for his service as a Irvine. Her daughter, Hannah Lucia, was a Legisl ative Assistant to work on the mentor with Volunteers in Parole. born in November 1996. KARE N issues of education and labor, civil and M A R IE K ITTE RMAN prac tices intellec constitutional rights, and health, welfare tual property law at the Silicon Valley and the environment. She married A . firm of Carr, DeFilippo & Ferrell, L.L.P., DAVID WILLIAMS (,96) in July 1997, in CLASS OF '93 in Palo Alto. She and KIKO FAGAN are Washington, D.c. David is a judicial clerk RON ALD E . CHAMPOUX married "wondering how the 01' Section 5 gang is for the Hon. Alexander Will iams, Jr., U.S. Katherine Endicott Hutchins in Boston doing". M I RIAM I. KURTZMAN prac District Court, District of Maryland. in April 1997. Champoux received an tices with the Law Offices of Robert JAMES W . HARPER serves as counsel LL.M. from Boston University School of O'Connor in Hesperia. RAYMUND F . to the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Law. CAROL J . FEDERIGHI , who ROBLES was appointed as a deputy Commercial and Administrative Law in works for the Legal Assistance for Seniors public defender with the Los Angeles Washington, D.c. LAWRENCE J . program in Oakland, was featured in the County Public Defender's Office in July MCCLURE joined the Pasadena office March 19, 1997, issue of the Contra Costa 1997. ALLISON L. TKACHENKO was of Sheldon & Mak. McClure practices Sun. TERRI FINKBINE-ARNOLD con married in Monterey to Thomas R. intellectual property, products liability, tinues her work as a prosecutor for the Magera in October 1996. CHARLES A. and corporate litigation law. ROBERT Henry County Attorney's Office in WILLMES practices insurance defense A . MCFARLANE joined the San Fairfield, Iowa, where she focuses on child law with the Seattle, Washington, firm of Francisco office of Townsend & Town abuse and neglect cases and juvenile Preg, O'Donnell, Sargent & Gillett. send & Crew as an intellectual property delinquency. In February 1997, she was associate. Previously, McFarlane was with appointed by the Iowa Supreme Court to Folger Levin & Kahn. JEANNE VANCE a task force re-evaluating Iowa's perma joined the law firm of D iepenbrock, nency process for children. In May 1997, CLASS OF '94 Wulff, Plant & Hannegan, L.L.P. Vance is Finkbine-Arnold was honored by the ARTHUR J . BEHIEL started his own a member of the firm's health care prac Iowa Volunteer Lawyers Project for pro patent prosecution practice in Pleasan tice group, emphasizing the areas of bono service to low-income Iowans. JANE ton. Formerly, he was with the San Jose health care, business transactions, long M . FLYN N left Jones Day Reavis and firm of Skjerven, Morrill, MacPherson, term care, and administrative law. Pogue in 1995 to practice employment Franklin & Friel. STEVEN M . COLE- CLASS OF '95 MARGARET WEBB EGLER complet ed her two-year judicial clerkship for the Honorable Joseph Weis of the U.S. Court of Appeals, Third Circuit in Pennsylva nia. Currently, Egler is working at the San Diego firm of Littler, Mendelson, Fastiff, Tichy & Mathiaso n. GEORGE FROST of Hosie, Wes, Sacks & Brelsford, L.L.P., continues to represent the State of Alaska in litigation against major oil com (Left to Tight) YUTI Takel ('00), Estanlsla Huerta ('00), Eugene Lltvinof[ ('00), Hillary Small, ('99), and Paml Doshi ('00) a[ th~ San Diego Aillmni Chapter's ew Students Reception hosted by Harold Small (70) and Susan Sma ll In panies. Frost is also developing a [heir Rancho Santa Fe home. media/ news media practice under the ~ ~ .... . II II ~ T I .'i (: ~ .... tutelage of new partner James Brelsfo rd. joined the Irvine firm of Duringer & TAMARA PHILLIPS HOLLAND prac Associates. RUDOLPH G. tices criminal defense post-conviction BEHRMANN joined the Bronx County relief in Berkeley and just completed District Attorney's Office in New York . work on the opening brief, along with fel HANNA BUI-EvE joined Fenwick & low Hastings alums JEANNE FAH E Y West, L.L.P., in Palo Alto. ANTHONY R . (,95) and KATHY CHAVEZ ('85), in CARDOZA joined the Law Offices of People v. Erik Menendez. She married Dane A. Cameron in C hico. MICHAEL Clarke Holland in August 1996, whom D . CHARNEY joined the Palo Alto she met in her summer clerk job between office of Wilso n, Sonsini, Goodrich & her second and third years at Hastings. Rosati. ANGELINE A. COVEY joined "Yay, OCl!" MARK L. KEAM serves as the Oakland office of C rosby, Heafey, staff attorney of the Federal Communica Roach & May. ADRIA I. CHENG tions Commission in Washington, D.C. Jud ge Robert LaCteau ('67) (left) with Joshua Haffner joined the San Francisco office of Steefel, J EFFREY A . NICHOLS, a solo practi ('96) at the Los A nge!es New Students Recelnion host Levitt & Weiss. MARY M. CREER ed by Judge Edward Kakita ('65) and Dr. Lenore tioner of business transactions in San Kakita in Jun e 1997. joined the Las Vegas, Nevada, office of Francisco, was featured in the April 4, Edwards, Hale, Sturman & Atkins. 1997, issue of the Los Angeles Daily S C OTT R . C UTLER joi ned the San Journal for representing an undocument CLASS OF '96 Diego office of Cooley Godward, L.L.P. ed worker allegedly mistreated by a U.S. ELAINE L. FITCH joined the Bolinas PATRICIA C Y MERMAN joined the employer. GITHAIGA D . RAMSEY, for based Law Offices of Michael Satris as an Santa Monica office of Bostwick & mer Vice President of Mason Tillman associate, focusing on criminal appeals Hoffman. ERIC L. DAVIS joined the Associates, Ltd., a social policy research and civil rights litigation. ARIELA Oakland office of Crosby, Heafey, Roach company, joined the San Francisco FREED is an associate at the San & May. JOHN F . DIETZ joined the District Attorney's Office in the domestic Francisco-based international law firm of Menlo Park office of Gunderson, violence unit in March 1997. RAEGEN Wang & Wang, L.L.P., which has offices Dettmer, Stough, Villeneuve, Franklin & N. RASNIC, formerly with Rinehart, in the United States and Asia. Freed spe Hachigian, L.L.P. HEIDI K . EICK joined Robblee & Hannah, a Seattle-based labor cializes in international law, banking, and the Los Angeles office of Girardi and law firm, accepted a position on the cen finance. NICHOLAS S . GOLD prac Keese. NOREEN A . FARRELL joined tral staff of the Supreme Court of the tices intellectual property law at the law the Oakland office of Eggleston, Siegel & State of Washington. DANA R . offices of James R. Cypher in Oakland. Lewitter. KURT S . FRITZ joined the SCHWARTZ completed her two-year LONNIE GOLDMAN is a business asso Los Angeles office of Arnold & Porter. judicial clerkship with the U.S. District ciate at the San Francisco firm of Farella BRANDI L. GALVI N joined the Menlo Court, Southern District of California, Braun & Martel, L.L.P., focusing on Park office of Gunderson, Dettmer, and has joined the San Diego firm of emerging entities, general corporate law, Stough, Villeneuve, Franklin & Hecht, Solberg, Robinson & Goldberg. and real estate. CHARLES J . KEEGAN Hachigian, L.L.P. GEOFFREY T . LARRY S . SIMON was appointed practices health care and hospital law HOLTZ joined the San Francisco office Assistant District Attorney in the crimi with Epstein, Becker & Green in of Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi. nal court division of the Richmond Washington, o.c. GEOFFREY S . JEREMY D . HUIE joined the San County District Attorney's Office in the LONG is an environmental and toxic Francisco office of Jaffe, Trutanich, State of New York. LAURIE K . tort litigation associate at the San Scatena & Blum. MATTHEW L. SIMONSON, an associate with the San Francisco office of Walsworth, Franklin, JACOBSON joined the Palo Alto office Francisco firm of Gudmundson, Siggins, Bevins & McCall. MICHELE MUNS is of Brobeck, Phleger & Harrison. Stone & Skinner, was featured in the an associate in the business department in MICHAEL D . K IEM joined the Seoul, the San Francisco office of Carroll, June 3, 1997, issue of the San Francisco Korea, office of Shin & Kim. ANDREA Burdick McDonough, Recorder as "Co-Chair of the Month" for & L.L.P. J . LACAMPAGNE joined the San her service to the Bar Association of San CLIFFORD B . PERRY joined the San Francisco office of Hanson, Bridgett, Francisco firm of Townsend & Townsend Francisco's Committee on Sexual Marcus, Vlahos & Rudy. CAROLYN M . & Crew as a member of the electronics Orientation Issues. GUILLERMO A . M . LYNCH joined the San Francisco office practice group. He previously worked as SOHNLEIN practices environmental of Low, Ball & Lynch. SUSAN W. an engineer at TRW Inc. LISA A . and labor law for the U.S. Marine Corps MANN joined the Walnut Creek office TRAVIS joined the Fresno firm of Baker, in Twentynine Palms, California. In May of Bowles & Verna. SONIA R . Manock & Jensen. Travis practices water, 1997, he married Ju lie, a Brooklyn Law MARTIN joined the San Francisco office environmental, and agribusiness law. School graduate he met when competing of Sonnenschein, Nath & Rosenth al. against her in the Pace University CHRIS S . MASHIB A joined the Environmental Moot Court Honolulu office of Cades, Schutte, Competition. COLLEEN E. CLASS OF '97 Fleming & Wright. O 'LEARY joined the San Franclsc,) AIMEE E. AROST joined the San office of Sheppard, Mullm, Richter (S<. Francisco firm of Bronson, Bronson & Hampton, L.L.P. GEOFFREY M. McKinnon. KHALDOUN BAGHDADI OSSIAS is a judicial clerk for the .... .\-:3' ...... II \ ST 1:,\ (; S ATrENTION HASTINGS LATINO ALUMNI The Hastings Latino Alumni Chapter (HLAC) would like Jennife r Carlson ('00) (left) with A ndrea Musicant ('00) a t the San Diego Alumni Chapters New Students Reception hosted by Harold a nd Susan Small in their to remind all Latino alumni to update their address Ra ncho Santa Fe home. information with the Hastings Alumni Office by calling Honorable Stanley Feldman of the Arizona Supreme Court in Phoenix. 41SI S6SA61S. HLAC is planning several events for the Foll ow ing his clerkship, he will join Steptoe & Johnson, L.L.P in Phoenix, coming year, and we would like you to be part of the fun. Arizona. MICHAEL A. PAGNI joined the Reno, Nevada, office of Vargas & We especially need your help in tracking down Latino Barlett. HEATHER R . PHILLIPS joi ned the San Francisco office of Latham alumni from classes prior to 1987! & Watkins. JODY L. SHIPPER joined the San Francisco office of littler, Mendelson, Fastiff, Tichy & Mathiason. BERNARD C . SHEK joined the San Francisco office of Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton, L.L.P MEREDITH IN MEMORIAM R . URLICAK joined the Los Angeles office of O 'Melveney & Myers. AMY WEITZENBERG joined the San Fran cisco office of Pillsbury Madison & Sutro. JOHN W. "JACK" DIEHL '50 STEPHANIE R . ZIESEL joined the DENNIS T. GARY '70 Los Angeles office of Latham & Watkins. REV. JOHN P. GLEESON '42 ABRAHAM GOTTFRIED '30 WILLIS E. HAINES '51 PHYLLIS NEWMAN HERRON '45 ROBERT A. KAISER '48 VICTORIA M. KALMANSON '87 EDWARD C. " NED" KELLER '56 GARY BILL LOVELL '54 JASON R. MAAS '74 GEORGE M. MCCLARRINON '64 EDWARD O. REYES '52 SANDE R. SCHMIDT '78 MARTIN H. SEAVER '52 JOSEPH A. 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