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William Day Frederick Hagerman Stephen Hays, James Andrews Steve Hays Rodney Hood Seldon Strother Jack Matthews L.J. Hortin Gerald Dykstra Victor Whitehouse, Albert Gubitz, Gerald Dykstra Donald Clippinger Robert DeMott Walt Abendroth Edgar Whan, David Keck, Jeff Connor Seabury Quinn Ronald Socciarelli, Harold Robison, James Stewart Guido Stempel Father John Augustiniak Robin Lacy Robert Baker Waltraud Bald Janet Slater Karen Nulf Robert Winters Richard Danner, Dru Evarts, Daniel Keyes Hugh Bloemer Ralph Kliesch Art Marinelli Jr. Paul Hersey

Art Marinelli Jr. He lays down the law I was a student in Professor Art Marinelli Jr.'s business law class in my junior year. After that I was lucky enough to get a job working for him as a grader during my senior year. I went on to law school and still use the hardbound edition of Black's Law Dictionary that Art gave me as a present when I graduated from Ohio University. Why bother with a computer when a thick book is so much more personal? Taped inside the cover page is his note, dated May 15, 1970, wishing me success in my future in the legal profession. While I did not realize it at the time, Art's class was the beginning of learning how to analyze what judicial opinions really meant and why the court decided a case the way it did. Art has made a career out of serving Ohio University and its students. I am not sure which is stronger -- my sense of admiration or envy. Marvin Resnik, BBA '70 Bexley, Ohio