Boston College - Sub Turri Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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COLLEGE OF ARTS SCIENCES 65

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B t HIS YEAR ' S senior class, as tke Centennial Class of Boston College, has had unusual privileges ana re- sponsibilities. Tradition implies both continuity and change, and accord- ingly it has been the duty of each class to make the necessary altera- tions while still preserving the basic forms received from the past. In this endeavor, the present seniors have had the foundation of one hundred years of accumulated wisdom and experience upon which to build. During the past four years, each senior has been radically changed by the university experience, but at the same time he has made an indelible im- print upon the history of his college. It is the hope of every senior that the changes which have been made will m their turn provide a solid basis for future growth.

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Vice-president, M. Jeffrey Speno; President, Francis V. McDermott, Jr.; Secretary, Thomas B. McCabe; Treasurer, Edmund J. Connolly.