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CLASSAGENTSLong BeachSterling S. Clayton '53,ChairmanJohn D. Miller '53Los Angeles IWilliam L. Cole '77,ChairmanEugene H. Veenhuis '71Los Angeles IIHonorable M. PeterKatsufrakis '58Los Angeles IIIRobert S. Amador '79Los Angeles IVRex A. Heeseman '67,ChairmanRobert M. Newell, Jr. '69Jess E. Sotomayor '82Gary A. York '68MidwestJohn J. Sabl '76,ChairmanR. Andrew Duncan '77Richard R. Ertel '76Kenneth M. Jacobson '79Janet R. Montgomery '76NevadaRichard W. Harris '75New YorkL. Francis Huck '72OrangeJohn B. Hurlbut, Jr. '64OregonDouglas G. Houser '60SacramentoAlvin D. Gress '70San Diego-ImperialRobert Caplan '60San Francisco-MarinR. Frederick Caspersen '71,ChairmanChristopher D. Burdick '68Mary B. Cranston '75Robert A. Epsen '71R. Frederick Fisher '61Edwin V. Grundstrom '56Richard D. Maltzman '59Suren M. Saroyan '29Fern M. Smith '75David B. Whitehead '71San Mateo CountyStephen H. Siabach '61,ChairmanMarion L. Brown '67Quentin L. Cook '66Howard M. Daschbach '51R. Hollis Eliott '62John D. Jorgenson'50Michael D. McCracken '71Robert A. Prior'49Santa Clara County NorthGordon K. Davidson '74Santa Clara County SouthJohn F. Hopkins '57Washington StateW. Michael Hafferty '741932 John Paul Jennings1933 Laurence M. Weinberg1934 Albert L. Denney1936 D. Ray Owen, Jr.1938 Benjamin D. Dreyfus1939 A. L. Burford, Jr.1940 Jesse Feldman1945 Francisco A. Guido1946 David K. Robinson1947 Gerson F. Goldsmith1948 James D. Harris1951 Douglas B.Hughmanick1952 Arthur J. Lempert1954 Paul W. Swinford1955 Newman R. Porter1956 William J. Codiga1957 William E. MuraneDouglas C. White1958 Thomas R. Mitchell1959 Lloyd S. Kurtz, Jr.1960 Robert E. Hurley1961 Anthony J. Trepel1962 Kerry C. Smith1963 Karl H. Bertelsen1964 C. Stephen Heard, Jr.1965 LeRoy J. Neider1966 William A. Dorland1967 David C. Loring1968 Donald E. Phillipson1969 Jay S. Berlinsky1970 Gilbert C. Berkeley1971 Lucinda Lee1972-W. James Ware1973 Edward A. Firestone1975 Thomas C. Kildebeck1976 John J. Sabl1977 Lage E. Andersen1978 Gregory B. Payne1979 Ronald M. Roth1980 Russell C. Hansen1981 Kathleen B. Shaw6Stanford Law Fund 1982
INNER QUAD PROGRAMThe members of the Inner Quad are alumni/ae and friends whogive $1,000 or more annually to Stanford Law School. The LawFund Council designates as Benjamin Harrison Fellows thoseindividuals who contribute $2,500 or more, and as Nathan AbbottFellows those individuals who contribute $1,000 to $2,499.Robert E. Paradise '29• Karl S. Price '50G. Williams Rutherford '50Bruce Sattler '69Myrl R. Scott '55Talbot Shelton, A.B. '37Charles D. Silverberg '55Mrs. Samuel Morton SmithCharles Stearns '33David J. Stone '48Walter L. Weisman '59Mrs. Henry Wheeler, Jr. ('50)Mrs. Heaton L. WrennBENJAMINHARRISONFELLOWSJames W. Boyle '59Jerome I. Braun '53• Mr. and Mrs. Edgar M. ButtnerS. C. Chillingworth '51Hon. John J. Crown, A.B. '51Mark L. Dees '58John Freidenrich '63Frank W. Fuller, Jr. '24James M. Galbraith '67Paul M. Ginsburg '68Bruce L. Gitelson '64Victor Goehring '54• Jerome L. Goldberg '57Kenton C. Granger '62Colleen Gershon Haas '71Richard G. Hahn'49David B. Heyler, Jr. '51Victor B. Levit '53Louis Lieber, Jr., A.B. '31S.K. Linden'35• Mr. and Mrs. Charles I. Lobel ('83)• John B. Mitchell, A.B. '52• Thomas R. Mitchell'59Harle Garth Montgomery, Aft. '38Kenneth F. MontgomeryJames T. Morton'48NATHANABBOTTFELLOWSWilliam H. Allen '56Martin Anderson '49John W. Armagost '56William H. Armstrong '67Lawrence A. Aufmuth '67James E. S. BakerJames J. Baker '47John F. Banker '56Stephen Barnett '54• Robert I. Beaver '71Anne Kovakovich Bingaman '68Sen. Jesse F. Bingaman, Jr. '68Guy Blase '58Paul G. Bower '63John W. Brahm '67• Richard A. Bridges '53John W. Broad'42Anthony P. Brown '52Phillip E. Brown '52Stephen R. Brown '72Charles E. Bruton '71William M. Burke '67Christopher D. Burdick '68Robert Caplan '60Richard Carver '57Ann Harrison Casto '71Don M. Casto III '69Hon. Richard H. Chambers '32Mr. and Mrs. Pon Chang ('85)( ) Indicates son's or daughter'sclass year.• New Inner Quad fellow1982 Stanford Law Fund7
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