Centennial Celebration of First Hispanic Graduate
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John Marshall alumni gathered with Dean John Corkery (standing, center) at the centennial celebration of the graduation of the first Hispanic student at John Marshall. Alumni are U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge Manuel Barbosa (JD ’77)(seated, left) and Circuit Court of Cook County Judge Jorge Ortiz (JD ’89), with Justice Jesse Reyes (JD ’82) (standing, left) of the Illinois Appellate Court, and Ricardo Meza (JD ’90) executive inspector general for the Agencies of the Illinois Governor.
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Speaker Ricardo Meza shakes hands with Federico Rodriguez Jr. when then met at The John Marshall Law School celebration for its first Hispanic graduate. The boy’s father, Federico Rodriguez (left), president of the Hispanic Lawyers Association of Illinois, was also a guest speaker. He was accompanied by his daughter, Alejandra. With them are John Marshall students John Antia (center) and Jennifer Crespo.
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Chicago Alderman Toni Foulkes applauds as Alderman Bob Fioretti (center) presents John Marshall Law School Dean John Corkery with a resolution honoring the law school on the 100th anniversary of its first Hispanic graduate, William E. Rodriguez.
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John Marshall Law School Dean John Corkery (second from left) and Clinical Professor Damian Ortiz (right) welcomed speakers Ricardo Meza (left), executive inspector general for the Agencies of the Illinois Governor, and Federico M. Rodriguez, president of the Hispanic Lawyers Association of Illinois.
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Circuit Court of Cook County Judge Mark Lopez (left) enjoyed the 100th anniversary celebration with Steve Hernandez (center) and student Jennifer Crespo.
