Jeffrey Goodrich:  

Okay, for those wondering "what ever happened to..." here is the quick version: Graduated as a junior (1973) and rode with my best friend John Keeler on our ten speeds to Eugene, OR and back that summer. My parents wouldn't let me go away to college as they were still in shock from the death of my sister, Chris. So I stayed REAL close to home. Rode my bike to American River Junior College, then got really adventurous two years later and rode my bike to Sac State. Paid my own way working summers as a ticket agent with Pacific Southwest Airlines. Took my senior year at Leiceister University in England, where I finally grew up. After graduation, bought a motorcycle and traveled around Europe with my girlfriend at the time, Liz Bachen. (Hmm. There appears to be a two-wheeled theme here, not sure what it means...) Anyway, got back to California in one piece, worked as an auditor for childcare centers for the State of California for six months and then went to Hastings Law School in S.F. Sat for the bar in the summer 1982 and sitting next to me in alphabetical order was Bob Heimbichner (La Sierra Class of 1974)! We both passed (he went on to work at Pillsbury, Madison & Sutro in S.F.) and I spent a year clerking for Judge Lloyd King. Joined Buchalter, Nemer (an L.A. firm) in 1983 in their S.F. office. I fell in love with an associate (Mary Jameson -- her forehead number is at least 2 above mine), we married in 1989 and I made partner and we had our first child in 1990. She's now a sophomore at UCLA. Two other kids quickly followed, both now in high school. I'll post some photos once they can explain to me how to do it... Life has been full of surprises. In high school I was way too serious. I remember reading Paul Erlich's "The End of Affluence" and was convinced that we were headed into the dark ages from over-consumption. Remember gas lines and ...Expand for more