Boston College - Sub Turri Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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The components of the university can be best signified by the quality that each of them exemplifies. . . . A-SS

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X STAFF MEMBER OF THE YEAR There is on the Boston College Campus a group of people who have never been formally- acknowledged for their devotion and service to the University. These are the various secre- taries and assistants, who by their selfless support have contributed greatly to our so- journ at the Heights. Through the years, Mrs. Helen Fitzgerald has stood out as the embodi- ment of this sacrifice and loyalty. Her patience , kindness, and tireless efforts in assisting the students through their everyday problems are deserving of lasting rec ognition and praise. It is with a deep sense of gratitude that the 1962 SUB TURRI acclaims Mrs. Helen Fitzgerald, secretary to Dean of Men, College of Arts and Sciences, as Staff Member of The Year.

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Administration supplies faculty with di- rection for its communication of knowledge. That coordination is the core of all action, guiding all movement, channeling energy into unified activity. Organizations function for the sole purpose of quickening the pace of the growing college community, enriching the experience of the indi- vidual by building from insecure fresh- men, brash sophomores who burst in- to the vitality and unity of their junior year. The common bond of participant and observer is further exemplified in varsity athletics, which provide the means to somehow tangibly show a uni- fication of purpose. Each rivalry enkin- dles an always courageous effort to cap- ture a bit of glory and recognition for the Eagle.