University of Notre Dame Law School - Reporter Yearbook (Notre Dame, IN)

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Cromwell: You donit seem to appreciate the seriousness of your posi- tion. More: I defy anyone to live in that cell for a year and not appreciate the seriousness of his position. Cromwell: The State has harsher punishments. More: You threaten like a dockside bully. Cromwell: How should I threaten? More: Like a Minister of State, with justice! Cromwell: Oh, justice is What youire threatened with. More: Then Pm not threatened. -R0bert Bolt, A Man for All Seasons, Act II. SANTIAGO RIOS graduated from Michigan State University. He has served as President of LaRaza and Vice President of the SBA 0974-73. He is an extremely hard worker and is par- ticularly effective iiBehind the scenes? Santiago wins the HOYNES REPORTER award for Ablest Campus Politician. J OHN HUND graduated from UCLA, studied law here 1969-71 in- cluding a year in London. He returned to California and worked as a Los Angeles policeman until this school year. He intends to go into Interna- tional Law study and teaching, possi- bly in England. J OSEPH PAUL GILFILLAN, played varsity football for the University of Utah. He worked in the Appelate Ad- vocacy program while in law school. He is from Peoria, Illinois.

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MICHAEL J. HARVEY earned a history degree, cum laude from St. Norbertts College in Wisconsin. He proved to be one of the two top Moot Court Finalists in 1975. Mike is a highly popular fellow, fun-loving and pleasant. WILLIAM M. DOOLEY won honors in chemistry at St. Petefs, the Jesuit college in New'Jersey. He passed up the Lawyer so as to participate in the Envioronmental Law Pro- gram. He graduated in December of 1974 and is practicing patent law in Pittsburgh. Bill also holds an MS. tchemistrw from Notre Dame. ANN HART WERNZ, B.A., magna cum laude, College of St. Teresa in Minnesota, Fulbright Scholar, University of Lille, France, MA, University of Iowa, has been a teaching assis- tant in French for the second and third year of our law school career. She won the Dean Konop award for her aca- demic achievement in 1972-73. Ann and her husband, Bill, who is a member of law class of 1977, have two little girls. J OHN THOMAS SPERLA, a second year Londoner, worked in Legal Aid in England. He graduated from Western Michi- gan University magna cum laude after playing varsity basket- ball there for four years.

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PETER JEFFREY SHIRK served as a combat officer in the Marines Qnd Bn, 4th Marine Regt., Viet Naml, then later finished up his degree at Notre Dame. Pete will practice with a large firm in Chicago. He and JoAnne had a baby girl, Erin, in July of 1974. ARNOLD CAMPBELL was a London grdup member in 1973-74. In his final year, he studied in the Environmental Law program. Arnie is a Kalamazoo College graduate. Mrs. Bertram: iiThat sounds like nonsense, my dear? Mr. Bertram: iiMay be so, my dear; but it may be very good law for all that? -Sir Walter Scott, GuyMannering, ch. 9. 80 JOHN H. KAZANJIAN graduated with highest honors from Providence College in Rhode Island. He was the Managing Editor of Volume 50, m Dame Lawxer. His notes were in num- bers 2 and 5 0f the preceding volume. J ohn is a brilliant student; he also has a refreshingly disarming personality. The combination of personal warmth, brains, diligence and modesty which we find in J ohn leads the HOYNES REPORTER to cite him as the Class- mate Most Likely To Succeed.