Merrimack College - Merrimackan Yearbook (North Andover, MA)

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it .anno it CHARLES J. WIRTZ Bachelor of Science Major: Marketing 48 Lowell Street Andover, Massachusetts Fraternity of the Holy Name . . . Resident Students Club . . . Senior Ball. ROBERT P. MULCAHY Bachelor of Arts Major: Social Sciences 77 Main Street Waltham, Massachusetts Faculty Editor The Merrimackan . . . Senior Ball . . . Ring Com- mittee. -XX EUGENE J. YANNALFO Bachelor of Science Major: Accounting 22 Burke Street Haverhill, Massachusetts Fraternity of the Holy Name . . . Accounting Club . . . Intramural Softball. GERALD R. YOUNG Bachelor of Science Major: Marketing 71 Hidden Road Andover, Massachusetts Resident Students Club . . . Intra- mural Basketball . . . Intramural Softball.

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s,-fl ,Q .vm . ' 'vu,Q.s.1 After that first bewildered period of freshman orientation, the new student at Merrimack finds that the terms Senior, Junior, and Sophomore desig- nate an academic distinction only, and that social seniority on the campus is practically unknown. This is so for a num- ber of reasons. First of all, the 4..,,.,,, growth and driving force of the college has promoted a spirit of unity and teamwork which easily overcomes the boundaries between classes. Then, of course, Merrimack is yet a relatively small school, enjoying all the advantages of an integrated program based on the close friendship of all students. We who are following in the example and tradition of the Class of '51 have participated with equal measure in the multiple activities of our college years. For us, the publication of this yearbook marks not only a record of what we have shared in the seniors, past, it is also a written indication of what we anticipate for the future. We envy thc senior the successful completion and fulfillment of his education at Merrimackg at the same time we look forward to all that has made his stay at Merrimack a vivid and transforming experience. We cannot be appreciative enough of the vital teamwork of fellow- students, faculty, family, and friends which is one of Merrimack's most endearing qualities. All that remains is a re-dedication of ourselves to the solemn purpose of Christian education. A spiritual, intellectual, and physical development of the whole man. 'i . a ' - i.Rl 'tQf'i-1311