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. WILLIAN J. JANKLOW (B. A. wi th honors, University of South Dakota; J.D. University of South Dakota Law School) served with South Dakota Legal Services, first as a Staff Attorney (1966-67), then as Direct:ing Attorney and Chief Officer (1967-72). He was Chief Trial Attorney with the South Dakota Attorney General's Office (1973-74) and Attorney General (1975-79) before being elected Governor of South Dakota in 1979. He is admitted to the South Dakota and U.S. Supreme Court Bars. He has served on 1:he Board of Directors of the Legal Service Corporation. RALPH W. JOHNSON (J.D. University of Oregon School of Law, '49) is a Professor of Law at the University of Washington School of Law, specializing in water and American Indian law, and honored as "Outstanding Teacher" in 1984. He has published numerous articles and is co- author of the book "Cleaning Up Europe's Waters" (with Dr. Brown, economist). He has served as Chief Consultant to the! U. S. Senate Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs on national water policy, as consultant to the Committee on Water of the National Academy of Sciences, and the National Water Commission. He has received Ford Foundatic:m, National Science Foundation, and EPA grants to study and write apout water management in Europe. He taught water law at Harvard Law School (1981-82) and at UCLA (1986-87), and has lectured in England, Israel, Canada, and China. . DAVID A. LaROCHE is Secretary of the united States Section of the Interna1tional Joint commission. As Secretary he is primarily responsible for the overall operation of the Washington, DC office, coordinating activities with the Ottawa office and supervising the execution of Commission decisions. He received a B.S. degree from B6ston University ('66) and a Master's in Education from Harvard University ('75). Before he joined the International Joint Commission in 1979 he worked as Administrative Assist:ant to U. S. Senator Thomas McIntyre. .