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Cor Judge of the Appellate Court William V. Hopf Judge William V. Hopf was appointed t>y the Illinois Supreme Court in 1981 to serve on the Second Judicial District Appellate Court bench, resigning his position as Chief Judge of the 18th Judicial Circuit (DuPage County) to accept the assignment. Judge Hopf is an ejected Circuit Judge and has served on the Circuit Court bench since 1973. Bar polls have always found him qualified. He was elected to three ferms as State's Attorney of DuPage County. He is past presi­ dent of the Illinois State's Attorneys Association. After being admitted to practice law in 1952, Judge Hopf served with the United States Army. He and his wife Eleanor have three sons. The Hopfs live in wheaton. Qualified to Serve* for Judge of the Circuit Court Fred A. Geiger Fred A. Geiger is a graduate of the University of Illinois Law School and DePauw University. A practic­ ing attorney with 15 years of experience including service as Assistant Public Defender and Attorney for the City of Waukegan. Married 18 years to Joan and the father of thrde sons, he is a native of Lake County. Now an Associate Judge serving Lake and McHenry Counties, he has been assigned to the Circuit Court. Dedicated to Justice for A11 for Judge of the Circuit Court Bernard E. Drew, Jr. Judge Drew has been an Associate Circuit Court Judge for over nine years. Besides serving as Juvenile Court Judge in Lake County for over three years, he has presided over thousands of cases of all kinds in both McHenry and Lake Counties. Judge Drew has consistently been found "qualified" by the various Bar polls. Prior to his judicial appointment, he served as a prosecutor for various municipalities and also served < as an Assistant Public Defender while in private practice. Judge Drew's background and experience qualify him for the position of Circuit Court Judge.