Northeastern University - Cauldron Yearbook (Boston, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1952 volume:

Ld oiiMlCif, ' ' ?i?iIii m?I«i ' ?5 ' in ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' libraries dupl 3 9358 01423835 3 V lye . i o . NORTHEASTERN NIGHTS 19 5 2 A DREAM THAT IS COMING TRUE The EvEiviivG ] fUs NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF BUSINESS BOSTON, MASS. Published for The Student Body by the Industrial Journalism Class April, 1952 CONNOLLY HEADS 1952 CLASS Elected President by Seniors in Close Balloting School of Business Senior Class election held Tuesday April 1 was marked by active contests for the vari- ous offices following steady campaign- ing hy the various aspirants. Timothy Paul CoinioUy of Dorches- ter was chosen President, with thr office of Vice-President going ' William B. Pierce of Cohasset. James A. Suggs of Maiden won Treasurer ' s job, and Dorothy R. L of Franiinghain was elected Secr in keeping with the tradition of h: that office held by a woman mem ' the class. BATESON APPOENTEr REGISTRAR Lincoln C. Bateson. B.B.A. 1 been appointed Registrar for th of Business and will take i duties this month. Line is a Navy Veteran o War II having served as an t the U.S.N. Pay Corps. While ai £jraduate he was active in all affairs, was on tlu- Dean ' , List 4 n . was awarded the Dean Russell h nev Scholarship. Ha- on the Sludei Co ' uncil two year-, serving as its Fres dent in 1949-50. He i President of tl Class of 1950. and a nienil Tau Kappa Fraternity. Two New Records Will be Set By 1952 Graduating Classes TRICHLER NOW N.M.A.A. of M. VEEP Philip Trichler, School of Bu Instructor in Punched Card Account- ing has been elected First Vice- President of the National Machine Accountants Association of Mass. T or the School o ' NEW COURSES IN PROSPECT In conformity with its policy of add- ing new courses whenever the need is indicated, the School of Business now plans to offer in September an Institute of Quality Control and a Business and Executive Secretarys ' In- stitute. Also planned is a course in Production Management for candidates of B.B.A. Degrees. Folders describing the courses in detail can be obtained at the School of Business Office. planned everv last . ih= event the really liign z, .lie whole year. Music will be furnished by our own Billy Reeve and his orchestra, long-time favorites with Northeastern students for formal and informal dances. There will be favors for the ladies. Special events will be spotted throughout the evening. Dress will be formal, as befits the big event of the year. Tickets at $3.50 per couple ( tax included ) may be obtained at the School of Business Office in Richards Hall. The ticket committe is Frank Begley and Mike D ' Orlando. A limited number of tickets are avail- able for members of the class of ' 51, and previous years who might like to take advantage of this chance to meet old friends and renew school acquain- tances. Dean Mallion has these tickets — at the same price as for students, $3.50 per couple. ess. Its Largest duate Division Its First ry of Northeastern University as a ements. The new Library will have ;ervice. For the School of Business it ■nt, antl the graduation of the largest rly three hundred seniors receiving A Degrees while another dozen are raduate Division it will mark the tudent to complete the Graduate irly days of the School when, in iwarded the Degree of Bachelor eived Master ' s Degrees. le two hundred sixty-two men and • girls who make up this Class that, on the record, theirs is the lol ' s largest Class, and they chal- ' any suggestion that it is not also st in the School ' s history. Class of 1952 is the first to feel the impact of the GI Bill of educational program which . its first influx of Veterans into .ileges in the Fall of 1946. This .Liating class is composed 75% of V eterans whose record of prog ram com- pletion and scholastic accomplishment has been a convincing answer tc critics of the GI Bill who saw small hope that educational programs undertaken under that bill would be carried to completion by the men and women embarking on them. In every field of adult education, par- ticularly in the Evening field, there is always concern about the number of students who fail to finish each year ' s work, and the number who do not complete full Degree programs on which they embark. It is a problem that constantly concerns the administration at Northeastern, but to a lesser degree than elsewhere because the percentage of completion both of annual programs and of full Degree programs here has been one of the highest in the entire country. The Class of 1952 has con- tributed substantially to establishing (Continued on Page Three) [2] NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF BUSINESS CARL STEPHENS ELL, A.B., M.S., Ed.M., Sc.D, President of the University EVERETT AVERY CHURCHILL, A.B., Ed.D., Vice-President of the University ALBERT ELLSWORTH EVERETT, S.B., M.B.A., Dean of the School of Business ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEE ALBERT ELLSWORTH EVERETT, Chairman FRANK M. CUSHMAN HOWARD F. GREENE GEORGE A. MALLION A. HOWARD MYERS FRANKLIN NORVISH HARRY OLINS BERNARD H. SHELTON BENJAMIN F. STACEY WALTER J. HUNT STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS LYNNE MAKI, President KENNETH WORDEN, Vice-President MARY CUNNINGHAM, Secretary JOHN MacSWAN, Treasurer NORTHEASTERN NIGHTS PREPARED FOR THE STUDENT BODY BY THE CLASS IN JOURNALISM FRANK W. PRE5C0TT, FACULTY ADVISOR PHOTOGRAPHS BY ALVES STUDIOS [3] DR. CARL I welcome the opportunity through the pages of Northeastern Nights to congratu- late the students of the School of Business, and the Senior Class in particular, as another college year draws to a close. You have the advantage of being able to equip yourselves for life through the process of education. You who are being graduated will continue to learn, of course, but you have reached a definite milestone in your educa- tional career. Your mental fiber has been strengthened, hardened, and toughened by your study here at Northeastern. You have problems; the members of every graduating class have faced them. They are the natural accompaniment of being alive. You come to Northeastern to learn how to meet and to solve problems, not how to avoid them. The solving of them is the process that gives sparkle and zest to life. As college men and women, you are expected to be constructive thinkers and workers in your fields of specialization and in your communities. The privilege of obtain- S. ELL ing a college education carries with it the responsibility of being a good citizen. Northeastern University has grown even during your college career. It has increased and refined its programs, enlarged its physical properties, and become more effective in the field of education. However, Northeastern can never be more progressive than the fore- sight of its Corporation; never more brilliant than the teaching and research of its faculty; never more comprehensive or penetrating in its programs than the capacity of its students to understand and to master; never higher in public esteem than the accomplishments of its alumni. I am confident that Northeastern will con- tinue to meet the needs of the times and to be an ever-increasing power for good. I am also confident that the graduates of the School of Business through their achievements will add honor and strength to the University. CARL S. ELL, President Northeastern University [4] ALBERT E, EVERETT THIS, I BELIEVE — What a challenging statement — and how provocative when it is posed to each one of us personally as a question. How stimulating it is to listen weekly on this radio program to the beliefs of men who have made significant contributions to our society. As you listen, isn ' t there a ten- dency for your thoughts to turn inward with the question, I wonder what I would say if similarly called upon? Every man at some time in his life wrestles within himself for an answer toward the formation of a credo for his life in which he endeavors to relate himself to the Eternal and through the Eternal to his fellow man. His subsequent ability to express in action those things which he inwardly believes to be true measures the degree of his success to live in harmony with himself, in contrast, mediocrity is symbolized by a confusion or lack of belief, while failure to respond to one ' s inner judg- ments results in frustration and unrest. The transition we are witnessing in our Western civilization is an example on a uni- versal scale of the inviolate nature of truth. It represents the failure of man to face up squarely to his true relationship to his fellow man, for people do not attempt to escape from something that does not exist or with which they have lived in harmony. The current social revolution cannot be stopped by force of arms but by convictions in the hearts of men based upon true beliefs. As a result of several years of close working relationships with evening school students, this, I believe about you. Even though in terms of your life span your stay at Northeastern has been short, I believe that there is a serious purpose motivating your actions; that you recognize the basic precepts for a useful life and unconsciously, at least, have made a start toward a clarification of your credo; that now, possessing through education the basic tools for your professional career, you will use them wisely as a good citizen, bringing honor upon yourself and your alma ' mater; that you will find true happiness by expressing your beliefs through your actions and in some measure — large or small — will contribute to the general welfare of mankind. ALBERT E. EVERETT, School of Business Dean [5] T. PAUL CONNOLLY PRESIDENT CLASS OF 1952 As the academic year 1951-52 draws to a close, we of the Senior Class cannot help but entertain a certain feeling of nostalgia as we allow ourselves a few moments to reminisce on the years just past. These memories are pleasant indeed but mingled with them are the unanswerable questions as to what the future may hold for we who now as graduates will proudly carry the banner of Northeastern into our business communities. We can but resolve to do all within our power to uphold the traditions in which our University is so deeply steeped and attempt to maintain the high standards established by our predecessors. In our years at Northeastern we have seen established, nurtured, and solidified countless friendships among our fellow students. We have witnessed the physical plant of our School increase and have been privileged to partici- pate in this growth through contributions to our Library Fund. This project has progressed during our tenure from the drawing board to the beautiful edifice now ready for occupancy. We feel that we have grown proportion- ately, being richer in knowledge, ideals, and accomplishments. Our class numbers among its members people from many different walks of life but our undergraduate years have merged this heterogeneous group into a solid phalanx. This great leveling process was some- thing over which we had no control but of which we are tremendously proud, the spirit of the Evening School of Business. We trust that our undergraduate friends will cherish this gift and appreciate, as we have, that it has no equal in any other evening school. WILLIAM B. PIERCE VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY DOROTHY R. LOWE Now, as the largest graduating class in the history of our School, we, the class of 1952 take our places among the Alumni of North- eastern University Evening School of Business. We trust that our attainments have qualified us for this honor and feel sure that our progress will justify this confidence. We would like to take this opportunity to express our heartfelt thanks to those who welcomed us as freshman and who guided our scholastic careers over the years that followed and which had this moment as its goal, our graduation. We refer of course to Dean Everett, Dean Mallion, and to each and every member of the Faculty, all of whom by their under- standing and patience provided the support so necessary to see us through our undergraduate years. T. PAUL CONNOLLY President, Class of 1952 [6] TREASURER JAMES A. SUGGS WILLIAM FRANCIS ABBOTT 98 Crofton Road, Waban, Mass. Office Manager, Pierce Brothers Oil Service, Inc. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1949-50, 1950-51. OTHER SCHOOLS: Boston College, Northeastern Day College. HOBBIES: Skiing, Farming. KIRK MARTIN AHARONIAN 51 Quimby Street, Watertown, Mass. Office Manager, Mass. Motor Car Company, Inc. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1949-50, 1950-51. WILSON ERIC AHLIN 3 Mars Street, Worcester, Mass. Supervisor, Accounts Receivable, Norton Com- pony. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1938-39. FRATER- NITY: Pi Tau Kappa. HOBBIES: Reading, Skiing, Camping and Photography. DONALD HENRY ANDERSON 7 Stanley Terrace, Lynn, Mass. Commercial Engineer, Lighting Division, General Electric Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1950-51. HOBBIES: Golf, Skiing, Swimming. JOHN CHARLES ARNOLD 88 South Street, Medfield, Mass. Storekeeper First Class, U. S. Navy. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List, 1948-49, 1949-50; Student Council, 1951-52. HOBBY: Tennis. RICHARD EARLE ARNOLD 29 Wrights Street, Stoneham, Mass. Production Clerk, General Electric Company B.B.A. in Engineering and Management OTHER SCHOOLS: Northeastern University Day College. HOBBIES: Music, Golf, Tennis, Danc- ing, Swimming, Skiing, Stamps. NICHOLAS ARTHUR 26 Lincoln Street, Somerville, Mass. Assistant Credit Manager, The Wilbur and Williams Company. B.B.A. HOBBIES: Stamps and Coins. [7] MOSES DAVID BADER 32 Maynard Street, Roslindale, Mass. Engineering Draftsman, Bird Son Inc. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management IRVING BAKER 4 Hartwell Street, Roxbury, Mass. Assistant Buyer, Touraine Stores, Inc. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1950-51. OTHER SCHOOLS: Northeastern University, Day College. HOBBIES: Cartooning, Handball, Boating. CHESTER JOSEPH BALON 54 Southern Avenue, Dorchester, Mass. Supervisor — General Accounting, Transducer Corporation. B.B.A. in Accounting HOBBY: Philately. PAUL RUSSELL BANNON 1 95 Pleasant Street, Winthrop, Mass. Special Assignment to Superintendent, General Electric Corporation. B.B.A. in Management HOBBIES: Golf, Swimming, Fishing. JAMES KINGSTON BEITH 66 Silver Street, Randolph, Mass. Supervisor of Accounts Receivable, Boston Con- solidated Gas Company. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List: 1948-49, 1949-50. HOBBIES; Golf and Bowling. RICHARD JOHN BERG 325 Elliott Street, Beverly, Mass. Tool Designer, United Shoe Machinery Corpo- ration. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management HOBBY: Woodworking. ROY WINSLOW BERGREN Norwell Avenue, Norwell, Mass. Designer, R. G. Vanderweil. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1950-51. HOBBIES: Sports. [8] DONALD ARTHUR BERTSCH 81 Central Street, Aubumdale, Mass. Accountant, General Latex and Chemical Cor- poration. B.B.A. in Accounting HOBBY: Sports. WALTER BLASKO 1 6 Rockwood Terrace, Medford, Mass. Design Draftsman, Monsanto Chemical Com- pany. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List, 1947-48, 1948-49. HOBBY: Gardening. GEORGE BLISS 28 Antrim Street, Cambridge, Mass. Self employed. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1949-50, 1950-51. OTHER SCHOOLS: Boston University. HOBBIES: Soccer, Volleyball, Chess. GODFREY FREDERICK BLOMBACH 47 St. Germain Street, Boston, Mass. Head Teller, Notional Shawmut Bonk of Boston. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1946-47, 1948-49, 1949-50, 1950-51. HOBBY: Hunting. FREDERICK PAUL BOHNE School Street, Salem, N. H. Machine Designer, Western Electric Company, B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1950-51; Member of A. S. M. E. HOBBIES: Skiing, Fishing, Hunting ond Golf. ALFRED JOHN BONNES 54 Maverick Street, Chelsea, Mass. Accountant, Old Colony Trust Company. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1948-49, Photography. HOBBY: NICHOLAS BORATGIS 65 Tremont Street, Lynn, Mass. Employer Relations Representative, Division of Employment Security, Commonwealth of Mass. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1947-48, 1948-49, 1950-51; Evening NUs 1 year. [9] ink lat . MELVILLE BORISON 30 Milo Street, West Newton, Mass. Fiscal Accountant, Hospital. Veterans Administration B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES; Dean ' s List 1946-47, 1947-48, 1948-49, 1949-50. HOBBIES: Sports. JOSEPH THOMAS BRESCIA 88 Edgewood Avenue, Walpole, Mass. Engineer, Charles L. Jarvis Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1947-48. HOBBIES: Swimming, Golf. GEORGE WALLACE BROCK, JR. 196 Pleasant Street, East Walpole, Mass. Manager, Norwood Electronics Laboratory. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management HOBBIES: Golf, Amateur Radio, Model Railroads. EVERETT WILSON BROWN, JR. 12 Day Street, Melrose, Mass. Accounting Clerk, Stone Webster Engineering Corporation. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1946-47, 1947-48, 1948-49, 1949-50, 1950-51. HOBBY: Golf, LOUIS BROWN 14 Shepord Place, Lynn, Mass. Office Manager, Borowsky Trading Corporation. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1949-50. OTHER SCHOOLS: Amherst College. HOBBIES: Golf, Baseball, Volleyball, Photography. THOMAS JOSEPH BROWN, JR. 25 Ely Road, Dorchester, Mass. Field Engineer, Fairbanks Morse Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management HOBBY; Flying. EDWARD JOSEPH BURNS 59 Holmes Street, North Quincy, Mass. Trainee — Accountant, Godfrey L. Cabot, Inc. B.B.A. in Accounting 10] MARIO JOSEPH BUTTARO 3 Aldersey Street, Somerville, Mass. Machinist, Boston Naval Shipyard. B.B.A. in Law and Business OTHER SCHOOLS: Northeastern University, Day College; University of Massachusetts. HOBBIES: ' Golfing, Home Remodelling. THOMAS REED CALLAHAN 27 Amherst Road, Marblehead, Mass. Assistant Credit Manager, Metropolitan Coal Company, B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1948-49; Student Council 1951-52. HOBBIES: Home Movie Mak- ing, Woodworking. ARTHUR CANARIS 64 Huntington Avenue, Boston, Mass. Chief, Benefit Payments Unit, Veterans Adminis- tration. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Deans List 1948-49. OTHER SCHOOLS: Massachusetts Institute of Tech- nology, Yale University. HOBBY: Sports. CORRADINO THOMAS CAPASSO 1 2 Adorn Street, Weymouth, Mass, Sales Representative, Pilgrim Laundry Company. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1946-47, 1947-48, 1 948-49, 1 949-50, 1 950-5 1 . OTHER SCHOOLS: University of Maryland. HOBBIES: Photography, Pipe Collecting, Forums. MATTHEW ERNEST CARDOZA I 57 Read Street, Winthrop, Mass. Assistant to Plant Superintendent, Picariello Singer, Inc. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES; Dean ' s List 1950-51. Photography, Radio Repairing. GEORGE W. CARMICHAEL 46 Dudley Street, Boston, Mass. Senior Accountant, Colley Marvin. B.B.A. in Accounting HOBBIES: ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1950-51. Singing. HOBBY; JAMES JOSEPH CARNEY 1 5 Governors Avenue, Medford, Mass. Shift Foreman, Gillette Safety Razor Company. B.B.A, in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List, 1948-49, 1950-51, [11] iA SEYMOUR WEST CARTER 103 Hoyden Rowe Street, Hopkinton, Mass. Physicist, Dept, of the Army, Watertown Arsenal. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1950-51, GEORGE EDWARD CARTIER 105 Yorktown Street, Somerville, Mass. Treasurer, Mass. Motor Car Company, Inc. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1949-50, 1950-51. JOHN FRANCIS CASEY 484 Rogers Street, Lowell, Mass. Clerk, Boston and Maine Railroad. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List Swimming and Tennis. 1946-47. HOBBIES: ERASMIA ANN CHIPOURAS 25 Arlington Street, Lynn, Moss. Bookkeeper, Assistant Office Manager, Suffolk Forms Pocking Company. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Deans List 1949-50; HOBBIES: Sports, Music. CARMINE NICHOLAS CIRIELLO 31 Sydney Street, Somerville, Mass. Engineering Aide, U. S. Army, Corps of Engineers. B.B.A. in Engineering ond Manogement WARREN GORDON CLARKE 14 Miller Street, Medfield, Moss. I.B.M. Operator, Harvard University. B.B.A. in Accounting HOBBY: Woodworking. JOHN RICHARD COFRAN 55A Sedgwick Street, Jamaica Plain, Mass. Refrigerotion Plant Engineer, Quincy Market Cold Storage and Warehouse Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1950-51. HOBBIES: Bowling and Fishing. W - Y 12J GERALD EMERY COLBETH 44 Nichols Street, Danvers, Mass. Material Control Supervisor, Sexton Can Com- pany. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1947-48, 1948-49, 1949-50. HOBBIES: Golfing, Boating. JOSEPH A. CONNOLLY 81 Wheatland Avenue, Dorchester, Moss. Factory Accountant, Walworth Company. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Deans List 1948-49, 1949-50, 1950-51. OTHER SCHOOLS: University of Mississippi. HOBBIES: Furniture making, Collect- ing Classical Records, Fishing. T. PAUL CONNOLLY 66 Thornton Road, Needham, Mass. Supervisor, Liberty Mutual Insurance Company. B.B.A. in Manogement ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1946-47, 1947-48, 1948-49, 1949-50. AWARDS: Scholarship 1949-50. HOBBY: Sports. ERNEST MELLOR COOK Pinehill Rood, Bedford, Mass. Sales Engineer, Cook P N Machine Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1949-50. OTHER SCHOOLS: Northeastern University Day College, B.M.E. HOBBY: Music. LOXLA LAWRENCE CORWIN 12 Burnham Street, Belmont, Mass. Office Manager, Eastern Specialty Products, Inc. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1946-47. FRATER- NITY: Pi Tou Kappa. OTHER SCHOOLS: Uni- versity of Connecticut. JOSEPH PATRICK COSTELLO 19 Silloway Street, Dorchester, Mass. Traffic Clerk, Walworth Company. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1946-47. Flying, Troffic Club. HOBBIES: FRANCIS HENRY COTTER 43 Royal Street, Allston, Mass. Junior Accountant, Moss. Dept. of Public Works. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1946-47, 1947-48, 1948-49, 1950-51. OTHER: N.A.C.A. OTHER SCHOOLS: Northeastern University, School of Law. HOBBIES: Baseball, Chemistry and Botany. [13] WILLIAM JOSEPH COUGHLIN 136 Highland Avenue, Somerville, Mass. Underwriter, John Hancock Mutual Life Insur- ance Company. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List, 1949-50, 1950-51. HOBBIES: Golf and Baseball. CLYDE ALEXANDER CRAIG, JR. 1 18 Lincoln Street, North Easton, Moss. Assistant Office Supervisor, Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1949-50, 1950-51. HOBBIES: Photography, Movies in Color, Base- ball, Member (former Choirman) Easton School Committee. ALDO ROBERT CRESPI 19 Marshfield Street, Roxbury, Mass. Draftsman, Sturgis Associates. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management HOBBIES: Baseball, Hockey, Football and Bowl- ing. ELLSWORTH CHARLES CRICHLOW 10 Lattimore Court, Boston, Mass. Trainee Naval Architect, Boston Noval Shipyard. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1950-51. HOBBIES: Basketball, Softball. WILLIAM McCarthy crimmins 57 Cliftondale Street, Roslindale, Mass. Senior Draftsman, Hood Rubber Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List, 1950-51. EDMUND FRANCIS CURTIS 228 Nichols Street, Norwood, Mass. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management Time Study Engineer, Reece Corporation. ACTIVITIES: Deans List 1950-51. LAWRENCE NICHOLAS DAMICO 236 Lexington Street, East Boston, Moss. Engineering Assistant, Raytheon Manufacturing Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1950-51. OTHER SCHOOLS: University of Maine. HOBBIES: My children and Swimming. [14] 1 HUGH W. DAWSON 14 Waverly Street, Stoneham, Moss. General Manager, George E. Miller Service Division, Inc, B.B.A. in Engineering and Management OTHER SCHOOLS: Northeastern University, Day College. HOBBIES: Books, Skiing, Swimming. JOHN LAWRENCE DeBELLA ) Woodbine Street, Roxbury, Mass. Construction Engineer, Mass. Dept. of Public Works. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management OTHER SCHOOLS: University of Vermont. ROSWELL LESTER DERBY 18 Mott Street, Arlington, Mass. Assistant Director of Labor Relations, William Filene ' s Sons Company. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List, 1946-47, 1950-51. OTHER SCHOOLS: Wesleyan University, Roan- oke College, University of North Carolina. HOBBIES: Golf and Tennis. JOHN JOSEPH DESVEAUX 77 Winter Street, Lexington, Mass. Salesman, Eastern Ribbon Company. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1946-47, 1947-48 1948-49, 1949-50. HOBBIES: Golf and Garden- JOHN ALBERT DICKERMAN 341 Highland Avenue, Somerville, Mass. PBX Installer, Repairman, N. E. Tel. Tel. Co. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management HOBBIES: Swimming, Skiing, Amateur Radio. DONALD EMMANUEL Dl NAPOLI 9 Summer Street, Woburn, Mass. Clerk, Postal Transportation Service. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1948-49. HOBBIES: Photography and Coin Collecting. MICHAEL THEODORE DOLNEY 7 Oak Street, Peabody, Mass. Claims Adjuster, The Fidelity and Cosualty Company of New York. B.B.A. in Management HOBBIES: Bowling, Hockey, Cribbage, Fishing, Automobile and Aircraft Mechanics, Traveling. :is] MICHAEL ANGELO D ' ORLANDO 237 Vernon Street, Wakefield, Mass. Agent, Lincoln Notional Life Insurance Com- pany. B.B.A. in Law and Business ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1948-49, 1949-50, 1950-51; Student Council 1952. FRATERNITY: Pi Tou Kappa. HOBBY: Dramatics. GEORGE DOULAMES 99 Walker Street, Lowell, Mass. Coordinator, Natural Gas Conversion, Buzzards Boy Gas Company, Lowell Gas Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1950-51. EARLE FRANCIS DOYLE 43 Wilkins Street, Hudson, Moss. Lapointe Machine Tool Accounting Clerk, Company. B.B.A. in Accounting OTHER SCHOOLS: Venard College, Scranton, Pa. HOBBIES: Outdoor activities with Boy Scouts, Camping, Hiking, etc. JOHN THOMAS DRAINVILLE 43 Read Street, Winthrop, Mass. Store Manager, John J. McShane Company. B.B.A in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1949-50, 1950-51. OTHER SCHOOLS: Rhode Island State College. HOBBY: Golf. JOHN ROBERT DUNCAN 500 Walnut Street, Lynn, Mass. Foreman, Specialty Instrument Machining, Gen- eral Electric Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1950-51. OTHER SCHOOLS: Syracuse Univ. HOBBIES: Tennis, Music. ORRIN CURTIS DUNN 4 Old Farm Road, Beverly, Mass. Production Specialist, U. S. Air Force, North- eastern Air Procurement District. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1946-47, 1948-49, 1949-50, 1950-51; Student Council 1947- 48, 1948-49, 1949-50, 1950-51, 1951-52, President 1950-51; Evening NUs 1948-49, 1949-5 0; Year Book Committee 1949-50. FRATERNITY: Pi Tau Kappa, Executive Com- mittee. HOBBIES: Fishing, Hunting, Gardening, Cabinet Making and Bowling. FORREST EDWARD DUPEE 22 Miland Avenue, Chelmsford, Mass. Cost Accountant and Assistant to Office Mana- ger, John Pilling Shoe Company. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1948-49. Hunting, Fishing and Golf, HOBBIES: 16] JOSEPH EDWARD DWYER 24 North Street, Somerville, Mass. Deputy Collector, Bureau of Internal Revenue, U. S. Treasury Department. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1950-51. HOBBY; Golf. WILLIAM HARRY FAIRFIELD 72 Spring Street, Melrose Highlands, Mass. Production Control Clerk, Dewey and Almy Chemical Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management HOBBIES: Model Making and Photography. CHARLES FALZONE 13 Berkshire Road, Walthom, Mass. Assistant Manager, Boston I Stores. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1947-48, 1948- 49, 1949-50. HOBBIES: Trumpeter in American Legion Band, Fishing. ROBERT ALBERT FARINA 74 Rockoway Street, Lynn, Moss. Foreman, Supply Department, Green Shoe Manu- facturing Company. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1946-47. OTHER SCHOOLS: Ohio University. HOBBIES: Tennis, Gardening and Music. PATRICK JOSEPH FAY 27 Hobart Street, East Brointree, Mass. Plant Chemist, General Chemical Division, Allied Chemical Dye Corporation. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management HOBBY: Photography. RALPH EUGENE FENTON 9 Boylston Street, Jamaica Plain, Mass. Office and Methods Director, Factory Mutual, Eng. Div. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1947-48, 1948-49, 1949-50, 1950-51. HOBBIES: Painting, Wood Carving, Hiking, Nature Studies, Gardening. FRANK FERRARA 461 Beech Street, Roslindale, Mass. Mechanical Inspection Engineer, Boston Edison Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management [17] WILLIAM A. FERRARA 59 Davison Street, Hyde Park, Mass. Junior Accountant, Price, Waterhouse Com- pany. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1947-48, 1948-49, 1949-50, 1950-51; Highest Scholastic Record 1947-48. HOBBY; Photography. ROBERT M. FERRICK 102 Old Connecticut Path, Fran-iingham, Mass. Auditor, U. S. Bureau of Internal Revenue. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List, 1946-47, 1947-48, 1948-49, 1949-50. WILLIAM WALLACE FIEDLER 45 Bowker Street, Brookline, Mass. Burglary Underwriter, Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company. B.B.A. in Law and Business ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1948-49, 1949-50, 1950-51. OTHER SCHOOLS: Harvard College. ARTHUR BELCHER FIELD, JR. Church Lane, Burlington, Mass. Transportation Rate Clerk, Swift Company. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1947-48, 1950-51, OTHER SCHOOLS: Northeastern University, College of Liberal Arts. WALTER ARTHUR FISH 1 2 Robinson Street, West Lynn, Mass. Employment Manager Company. Monsanto Chemical B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1946-47, 1949-50. GERALD ROBERT FITZSIMMONS 260 North Beacon Street, Brighton, Mass. Credit Man, United Shoe Machinery Corporation. B.B.A. in Accounting CLINTON NORTON FOSS 96 Linden Street, Taunton, Mass. Research and Statistics Department, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. B.B.A. in Management FRATERNITY: Pi Tou Kappa. HOBBIES: 8 M M Home Movies, Stamp Collecting, Rifle and Revolver Shooting and Glee Club. 1 18] JUSTIN HOWARD FRANKEL 264 Kelton Street, Allston, Mass. Senior Engineer, N. E. Tel. Tel. Co. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management GEORGE THOMAS GALLO 21 Prospect Avenue, Revere, Moss. Engineer, General Electric Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management HOBBY: Inventing. HARBIG GARABEDIAN 1 15 Parker Rood, Wokefield, Mass. Foreman, General Electric Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management HOBBIES: Golfing, Sports in general. JOHN JOSEPH GARRITY 224 Turtle Pond Parkway, Hyde Park, Mass. Senior Accountant — C.P.A., Cobb-Reynolds Company. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1950-51. HOBBY: Golf. JOSEPH HENRY GATELY 184 Faneuil Street, Brighton, Mass. Loan Manager, Commercial Credit Corporation. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List, 1946-47, 1948-49, 1949-50, 1950-51. HOBBIES: Golf, Antique Cars. WILLIAM JOSEPH GAYNOR, JR. 179 Huron Avenue, Cambridge, Mass. Salesman, Royal Typewriter Company. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES; Dean ' s List 1947-48, 1948-49; Student Council 1950-51. HOBBIES: Photog- raphy, Sports. THOMAS FRANCIS GENTILE 261 Field Street, Brockton, Mass. Payroll Supervisor, Lewiston, Ltd. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1948-49, 1949-50, 1950-51. OTHER SCHOOLS: Suffolk University. HOBBIES: Golf, Reading. [19] « 1 , FRANCIS EDWIN GEORGE 37 Ruggles Street, Quincy, Mass. Development Engineer, Mason-Neilan Regulator Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List, 1950-51. HOBBIES: Model Railroading, Golf and Fishing. JOSEPH SALVATORE GEROSA 25 Gorham Road, West Medford, Mass. Electrical Draftsman, Jackson and Moreland, Engineers. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management HOBBY: Sports. PASQUALE PATRICK GIALLONGO 90 Holworthy Street, Cambridge, Mass. Accountant, Daniel F. Sullivan Company. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1948-49, 1949-50, 1950-51. OTHER MEMBERSHIP: National Asso- ciation of Cost Accountants. HOBBIES: Photog- raphy, Sports. WALTER FRANCIS GILBERT 1 78 Bowdoin Street, Dorchester, Mass. Credit Man, Spaulding Moss Company. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1948-49, 1949-50, 1950-51. LOUIS I. GLASKER 1857 Commonwealth Avenue, Brighton, Mass. Assistant Treasurer, Corliss Leather Products Company. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES; Dean ' s List 1949-50. HOBBIES: Music, Photography. ELLIOT GLASSMAN 44 Woodrow Avenue, Dorchester, Moss. Personnel Manager, 126th Tank Battalion, Mass. N. G. B.B.A. in Manogemenl OTHER SCHOOLS: Boston University. HOBBIES: Boy ' s Club Director, Sailing. JOSEPH ANDREW GLYNN 36 Jamaica Street, Jamaica Ploin, Moss. Draftsman, Metropoliton Transit Authority. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1950-51. HOBBY: Golf, 4. I V i [20] RfCHARD H. GOLDBERG 104 Strathmore Rood, Brighton, Mass. Sales-Credit Manager, New England Electrical Supply Company, Inc. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1949-50, 1950-51 OTHER SCHOOLS: University of New Hamp- shire, University of Maine, University of Minne- sota, Yale University. HOBBIES: Music, Base- ball, Bowling, Photography. ALBERT C. GOODWIN Foirhaven Road, Mattapoisett, Mass. Assistant Office Manager, Continental Screw Company. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1946-47, 1948-49 1950-51. HOBBIES: Swimming, Fishing, Base- ball, Basketball. LEONARD JOSEPH GOSSELIN 226 Canal Street, Salem, Mass. Hydraulic Technician, United Shoe Machinery Corporation, Research Division. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management HOBBIES: Private Flying and Photography. LESLIE EARLE GREENE I 83 Vernon Street, Norwood, Mass. Assistant Plant Manager, HenricI Lanudry Machinery Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management HOBBIES: Golf, Skating, Swimming, Fishing. MELVIN GROSS 16 Garden Circle, Waltham, Mass. District Manager, Gross Cleaners, Inc. B.B.A. in Accounting HOBBY: Photography. JAMES JOSEPH GUILFOYLE I 1 2 Moreland Street, Boston, Mass. Time Study Analyst, Westinghouse Electric Corporation. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1946-47, 1948-49, 1949-50, 1950-51. HOBBIES: Golf and Skiing. HERBERT ANDREW HAMILTON, JR. 43 Union Street, Melrose, Mass. Purchase Analyst, General Electric Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management OTHER SCHOOLS: Northeastern University, Day College. HOBBIES: Photography and Music. H I [21] WILLIAM HAMMER 26 Main Street, Maiden, Mass. Assistant Plant Manager, Everlastik, Inc. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1950-51. OTHER SCHOOLS: Virginia Military Institute. HOBBIES: Woodworking and Music. JAMES WILLIAM HARRINGTON 19 Forbes Street, Jamaica Plain, Mass. Chief Clerk, Accounting Department, Inventory Section, The Eastern Company. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1946-47, 1948-49. HOBBY: Swimming. JOSEPH ELLIOTT HARRIS 90 Brunswick Street, Boston, Mass. Standards Engineer, Raytheon Manufacturing Co, B.B.A. in Engineering and Management OTHER SCHOOLS: Howard University, Wash- ington, D. C. HOBBIES: Tennis, Bridge. NORRIS WILLIAM HARRIS 39 Jersey Street, Marblehead, Mass. Staff Assistant to Supervisor of Personnel, General Electric Company. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List, 1946-47, 1947-48, 1948-49, 1949-50. OTHER SCHOOLS: Florida University. HOBBIES: Sailing and Fishing. WILLIAM HATCH, JR. 6 Penfield Circle, Wakefield, Mass. Ordnance Engineer, Watertown Arsenal. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1950-51. HOBBIES: Sports. EERO JOHN HEINONEN Great Road, Maynard, Mass. Salesman, Plywood Wholesale Company. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1949-50, 1950-51. HOBBIES: Hunting and Fishing. WARREN CURRY HEINZELMANN Litchfield Road, Hudson, N. H. Staff Chemist, Nashue Gummed and Coated Paper Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management AWARDS: Gold Medal for Highest Honors in Chemical Engineering (Drexel Inst, of Tech.) OTHER SCHOOLS: Drexel Inst, of Tech., Temple Univ., Univ of Penn., Triple Cities College, Boston Univ, HOBBIES: Coin Collecting and Singing. [22] iM OWEN HERENE 18 Garland Road, Newton Center, Moss. Electrical Repairman, Harvard University. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1949-50. HOBBIES: Gardening and Pliotography. COLEMAN FRANCIS HOGAN 98 I Street, South Boston, Mass. Works Accountant, Wolworth Company B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Deans List 1950-51. PHILIP MARTIN HORAN 30 Congreve Street, Roslindale, Mass. Cost Accountant, Atlantic Commission Company Inc. ' B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1949-50. HOBBIES: Swimming, Dancing, Music, Reading. JOSEPH EDWARD HOUK 23 Edward Avenue, Lynnfield Center, Mass. Application Engineer, General Electric Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1950-51. HOBBIES: Photography, Woodworking. MATHEW INDECH 17 Harrison Street, Maiden, Mass. Structural Designer and Checker, Foster-Wheeler Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management OTHER SCHOOLS: Yale University, University of Rome, Italy. HOBBY: Photography. DAVID FRANCIS JOHNSON 23 Orne Street, Worcester, Mass. Controller, Woodbury and Company, Inc. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1939-40, 1940-4 1 HOBBIES: Color Photography, Hiking, Mountain Climbing, Camping, Fishing. FRANCIS EDWARD JOHNSON 161 Grand Street, Worcester, Mass. Accountant, Wright Machine Company. B.B.A. in Accounting HOBBIES: Baseball, Football, Basketball. [23] m T) RUDOLPH ALFRED JOHNSON ] Rexhame Road, Worcester, Moss. Production Engineer, Wickwire Spencer Steel Div. B.B.A. in Management FRATERNITY: Pi Tau Kappa. HOBBIES: Swim- ming, Hil ing, Travel, Reading. WARREN ARTHUR JOHNSON 349-C Pleasant Street, Maiden, Mass. Sales Correspondent, Minnesota Mining Manu- facturing Company. B.B.A. in Manogement HOBBY: Tennis. WILLIAM T. JORDAN 1920 Ridley Boulevard, Nashville, Tenn. Soles Promotion Manager, Farm and Ranch Publishing Compony, Inc. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES; Deans List 1948-49, 1949-50, 1 950-5 1 . FRATERNITY: Pi Tau Kappa. OTHER SCHOOLS: Boston University, George Peabody College for Teachers, University of Tennesee. HOBBIES: Writing, Reading, Civic Activities. BERNARD HARRIS KADETSKY 1 65 Columbia Road, Dorchester, Mass. Manager, Arley Curtain Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management JOHN FRANCIS KANE 82 Egerton Road, Arlington, Mass. Clerk, Wage Stabilization Board. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1948-49, 1950-51. HOBBIES: Swimming, Photography. ARTHUR IRVING KARON 191 Walnut Avenue, Roxbury, Mass. Chief, Control Unit, Finance Division, Boston Regional Office, Veterans Administration. B.B.A. in Low and Business ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1947-48, 1948-49, 1949-50, 1950-51. HOBBIES: Electronics, Music. ARTHUR AARON KARP 294 Washington Street, Boston, Mass. Attorney at Low — self employed. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES; Dean ' s List, 1946-47, 1947-48, 1 948-49, 1 949-50, 1 950-5 1 . OTHER SCHOOLS: Northeastern University, School of Law, LLB 1936. HOBBIES; Photography and Sports. 0 [24] WILLIAM JOSEPH KATES 163 Norfolk Street, Wollaston, Mass. Engineer, Boston Edison Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES; Dean ' s List 1950-51. HOBBY: Golf. ROBERT WILLIAM KELLEHER 205 Otis Street, Hingham, Mass. Assistant Engineer, N. E. Tel. Tel. Co. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management HOBBY; Golf. JAMES HENRY KELLY 8 Thwing Street, Roxbury, Mass. Investigator and Inspector, City of Boston, Fire Department. B.B.A. in Law and Business HOBBY; Politics. LAWRENCE JOSEPH KELLY 131 Highland Avenue, Arlington, Mass. Laboratory Test Engineer, Kinney Manufactur- ing Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES; Dean ' s List 1950-51; HOBBY; Research work In the Vacuum Field. CHARLES MATHEW KENNEDY 743 Main Street, Haverhill, Mass. General Vocational Instructor, Haverhill Trade School. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management HOBBIES; Amateur Radio, Gardening. GEORGE HENRY KEVORKIAN 375 Neponset Avenue, Dorchester, Mass. Fire Control Tester, Watertown Arsenal. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management HOBBIES; Football, Swimming, Hiking. THOMAS FREDERICK KNIGHT 14 Breed Square, Lynn, Mass. Specialist, Staff of Mechanical Superintendent, General Electric Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES; Deans List, 1950-51. OTHER SCHOOLS; Texas A. M. [25] WALTER JOHN KONETZNY 8 Wyvern Street, Roslindale, Mass. Mochinist, General Radio Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management JOHN PAUL KOVAL 26 St. James Avenue, Norwood, Mass. Foreman, Bird Son Inc. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1950-51. HOBBIES: Sports, Home Workshop. FRANCIS XAVIER KYLE 12 Weld Hill Street, Jamaica Plain, Mass. Statistician, Com. of Mass., Dept. of Educotion. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List, 1946-47, 1948-49, 1949-50. HOBBIES: Civil War History, Pho- tography, Heraldry. ROBERT HENRY LACY 1 5 Manhattan Terrace, West Newton, Mass. Accountant, Atlas Plywood Corporation, B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1949-50, 1950-51, FRATERNITY: Pi Tou Kappa. PHILIP AMEDEE LaROCHE 1 5 Shea Street, Drocut, Moss. N. E. Div. Manager, L. L. Antle Co., Inc. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1947-48, 1948-49. SCHOOLS: University of Georgia, Atlanta Div. HOBBIES: Swimming, Tennis, Skiing. NORMAN EVANDO LEATHERS 28 Main Street, Southbridge, Mass. Engineer, American Optical Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management HOBBIES: Hunting, Fishing. SAUL LEBOVITZ 30 Vesta Road, Dorchester, Mass. Radio Mechanic, Boston Naval Shipyard. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management HOBBY: Photography. [26] KENNETH LEWIS 402 Putnam Avenue, Cambridge, Mass. Bookkeeper, Brighton Stockyard Company. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Classroom Representative. HOBBIES; Music and Photography. STEPHAN HEINZ LEWY 1 4 Centre Street, Cambridge, Mass. Accountant, U. S. Smelting Refining Mining Company. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1947-48, 1948-49, 1949-50, 1950-51. HOBBIES: Music and Stamp Collecting. H. BERT LICHEN 113 Longfellow Road, Woltham, Mass. Plant Manager, Bradford Plastics. B.B.A. in Accounting OTHER SCHOOLS: Boston University, L.L.B.; Babson Institute; Boston College. HOBBIES: Fishing, Photography and Landscapes. JAMES FRANCIS LINNEHAN 57 Robbins Street, Lowell, Mass. Accountant-Auditor, Laurence P. Harrington, C.P.A. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1949-50, 1950-51. HOBBIES: Hockey, Football, Baseball and Rail- roading. BERNARD LOVITZ 9 Jones Avenue, Dorchester, Mass. Insurance Underwriter, Harry A. Strauss Co. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1949-50, 1950-51. HOBBIES: Photography, Swimming. DOROTHY ROSE LOWE 417 Brook Street, Frominghcm Center, Mass. Assistant to Manager, Wellesley Branch, E. T. Slattery Company. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1949-50, 1950-51; Student Council 1950-51; Chairman, School Dance. SORORITY: Kappa Tau Phi. OTHER SCHOOLS: Losell Junior College. HOBBIES: Square Dancing, Ballroom Dancing, Basketball, Knitting, Collecting odd Demi-tasse Cups and Saucers. s V, ry ANTONIO JOSEPH LUPPINO 32 Woverly Avenue, Watertown, Mass. Fiscal Accounts Clerk, Boston Novol Shipyard. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1947-48. [27] GEORGE WILLIAM LUTKA 42 Warren Road, Auburn, Mass, Technical Assistant, Worcester County Electric Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List, 1950-51. OTHER SCHOOLS; University of Maine, B.S. HOBBIES: Salt-water Fishing, Radio, Baseball. FRANCIS CLAYTON LYLE 86 Orleans Street, Lowell, Mass. Fiscal Accounts Clerk, Veterans Administration, Insurance Service. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1946-47, 1947-48, 1949-50, 1950-51; Evening NUs 1949-50. OTHER SCHOOLS: Temple University. HOBBIES: Photography, Swimming, Skiing. ARTHUR LEO LYONS, JR. 205 Billerica Street, Chelmsford, Moss. Plant Manager, Middlesex Dress Manufacturing Company. B.B.A. in Manflgement ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1946-47, 1947-48, 1949-50, 1950-51. HOBBIES: Reading Business Publications, Softball, Swimming, Baseball. WILLIAM JOHN MACALUSO 225 Spring Street, Medford, Mass. Fidelity Underwriter, Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Company. B.B.A. in Management HOBBIES: Swimming, Hiking and Sailing. JAMES WILLIAM MacFARLANE 25 Herrick Street, Beverly, Moss. Machine Designer, Sylvania Electric Products. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management HOBBIES: Custom Car Building, Woodworking. PAUL WALTON MADDEN 1 1 Pork Street, Wakefield, Mass. Customs Examining Aid, U. S. Customs — Appraisers. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1946-47, 1948-49, 1949-50, 1950-51. HOBBIES: Tennis, Amateur Carpentry. JOHN MADGE 430 Pond Street, Westwood, Mass. Claims Adjustor, New York, New Haven Hartford R. R. Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management HOBBIES: Golf, Photography. [28] JOSEPH EDWARD MAHONEY 795 Huntington Avenue, Boston, Mass. Master Rigger, Boston Naval Shipyard. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management LYNNE MAKI 63 Berlin Street, Wolloston, Mass. Commerce Clearing House, Inc. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES; Dean ' s List 1946-47, 1950-51; Student Council, Secretary 1950-51, President 1951-52. SORORITY: Kappa Tou Phi. BENJAMIN ANTHONY MASLOWSKI 15 Fairmount Street, Marlboro, Mass. Unit-Head, Mass. Division of Employment Security. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1950-51. HOBBIES: Boating and Fishing. FRANK MASTERSON 19 Maplewood Street, Maiden, Mass. Research Chemist; Monsanto Chemical Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management HOBBIES: Photography, Model Building, Soft- boll and Bowling. CHESTER PAUL MAZE 34 Adrian Street, Somerville, Mass. Office Manager, Whitten Bros. Inc. B.B.A. in Management HOBBIES: Bowling, Golf, Winter Sports. EUGENE FRANCIS McCARTHY 7 Perkins Street, Stoneham, Mass. Tool and Gage Designer, Watertown Arsenal. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1950-51. JOSEPH WARREN McCLEARY, JR. 307 West Street, Hyde Park, Mass. Clerk in Sales Promotion, The Texas Company. B.B.A. in Management HOBBIES: 1 6mm Movies and Golf. [29] PATRICK JOHN McDONALD 952 Parker Street, Jamaica Plain, Mass. Assistant Credit Manager, Hub Distributors, Inc. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1949-50. HOBBIES: Sports. DONALD ALOYISIUS McDOUGALL 16 Slayton Rood, Melrose, Moss. Transmission Man, American Telephone and Telegraph Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Manogement HOBBY: Golf. JAMES NORMAN McLEOD 16 Hampshire Street, Everett, Mass. Assistant Cashier, Stone Webster Engineering Corp. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1946-47, 1949-50, 1950-51. HOBBY: Golf. 1947-48, PAUL LEO McMAHON 46 Carolina Avenue, Jamaica Plain, Mass. Accountant, Lever Bros. Company. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List, 1950-51. HOBBIES: Painting, Sketching Photography. DAVID McNAMEE 93 Front Street, Weymouth, Mass. Manager, East Weymouth Branch, Granite Trust Company. B.B.A. in Management HOBBIES: Collecting Old Coins, Fishing, Pho- tography. RALPH HOWELL MILLEY 102 Glendale Street, Everett, Mass. Traffic Department, Grand Trunk Railway System. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1946-47, 1950-51. HOBBIES: Baseball, Football and Reading. MICHELE MOSCATELLI 14 Tremont Street, Brockton, Mass. Assistant Office Manager, National Biscuit Company. B.B.A. in Accounting HOBBIES: Golf, Skiing and Photography. [30] JAMES FRANCIS MOYLAN 28 Heml ock Street, East Walpole, Mass. Engineering Draftsman, Bird Son, Inc. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management WILLIAM PATRICK MURRAY, JR. R.D. 1 Lowell, Moss. Salesman, Lowell Rendering Company. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES; Dean ' s List 1946-47, 1948-49, 1949-50. HOBBY: Bowling. MELVIN SAMUEL NAIMAN 51 Homestead Street, Roxbury, Moss. Fire Control Assembler and Tester, Watertown Arsenal. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management OTHER SCHOOLS: Princeton University. HOBBIES: Radio Repair and Photography. ELBERT AUSTIN NYQUIST 93 Moulton Street, West Lynn, Mass. Lieut. Colonel USA (ret). B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES; Dean ' s List 1950-51. OTHER SCHOOL: Northwestern University. HOBBIES: Fishing, Hunting, Lamp and Pottery Making. GEORGE ERNEST O ' BRIEN 9 Holden Street, Dorchester, Mass. Assistant Employment Service Supervisor, Com. of Mass. — Div. of Employment Security. B.B.A. in Management PATRICK J. O ' CONNOR, JR. 1 1 Parker Hill Avenue, Roxbury, Mass. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1946-47, 1948-49, 1949-50. HOBBIES: Baseball, Photography. ARTHUR HENRY ORDUNG 65 Fairfield Street, Worcester, Mass. Purchasing Agent, Woodbury Company, Inc. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1949-50, 1950-51. HOBBIES: Handball, Baseball, Softball, Basket- ball. f [31] JOHN EMMET O ' SULLIVAN 38 Englehutt Road, Medford, Mass. Deputy Collector, U. S. Internal Revenue Bureau, B.B.A. in Management OTHER SCHOOLS: Boston University. HOBBY: Building. BYRNE M. OWENS Eustis, Florida. Box 896 Grower of Citrus Fruits; Self employed. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management HOBBIES: Photogrophy ond Fishing. GIRARD PAHIGIAN 1285 Main Street, Worcester, Mass. Phalo Plastics Corporation. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1949-50; Student Council 1950-51. HOBBIES: Journalism, Sports, Basketball, Tennis, Baseball. PETER PANTELUK 112 Poplar Street, Boston, Mass. Tax Examiner, U. Revenue. S, Collector of Internal B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1948-49, 1949-50. HOBBIES: Photography, Swimming. WILLIAM HUNT PARMENTER 94 Great Republic Avenue South Weymouth, Mass. Television Instructor, Massachusetts Radio and Telegraph School. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1950-51. HOBBIES: Radio, Model Railroads. WILLIAM PATERSON 235 Harvard Street, Cambridge Chief Accountant, Production Department, Cam- bridge Electric Light Company. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1949-50, 1950-51; Room Representative 3 years. HOBBIES: Writing, Choral Singing, all Outdoor Activities. ARTHUR BERNARD PAULSON 44 Poole Avenue, Brockton, Mass. Assistant Superintendent, Brockton Hospital. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1946-47, 1948-49. HOBBIES: Music, Books. [32] MARIO JOSEPH PEDI 14 Seagirt Avenue, Saugus, Mass. Engineer, General Electric Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1950-51. ROBERT JOSEPH PERRON 9 Hathorne Street, Salem, Mass. Production Supervisor, General Electric Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1941-42. HOBBIES: Cubmaster of Cub Scout Pock — Boy Scouts of America. GEORGE EDWARD PETTENGILL 113 Blue Hill Avenue, Milton, Moss. Claims Adjuster, Employers Liability Assurance Corp. Ltd. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1946-47, 1948-49, 1949-50, 1950-51. HOBBIES: Mass. National Guard, Horseback Riding, Swimming. JOHN JOSEPH PHELAN 261 Washington Street, East Wolpole, Moss. Industrial Engineer, Junior, Bird Son, Inc. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1950-51. HOBBIES: Sports, Hockey, Baseball, Football, Bowling. GEORGE THOMAS PICKETT 1 Centre Street Terrace, Roxbury, Mass. Accountant, Com. of Mass., Comptroller ' s • Bureau. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List, 1948-49, 1949-50. 1950-51. AWARDS: School of Business Honor Award — 1949-50. GEORGE BRUCE PIERCE 20 Wildon Road, Wellesley, Moss. Engineer, Workshop Associates, Division of The Gabriel Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management WILLIAM BEVAN PIERCE 81 Summer Street, Cohasset, Mass, Branch Manager, Greyvan Lines, Inc. B.B.A. in Monagerrient ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1950-51. OTHER SCHOOLS: University of Miami, Florida. HOBBIES: Spectator Sports, Swimming, Fishing, Music (Record Collecting), Golf, Dancing. [33] CHARLES PAUL PLESKOWICZ Allen Road, Billerica, Mass. Industrial Engineer, Watertown Arsenal. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1950-51. HOBBIES: Sports, Baseball. JOSEPH ERNEST POLLAK 38 Bedford Street, Quincy, Moss. Tool Designer, Joseph Pollok Corporation. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List, 1950-51. HOBBY: Stomp Collecting. PERRY POLLINS 21 Sunset Road, Cambridge, Mass. General Manager, Packo, In c. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management HOBBIES: Model Ship Building, Electronic Experimentation; Water Color, Pen and Charcoal Sketching. CHARLES SAMUEL PORFERT 166 Garfield Avenue, Hyde Park, Mass. Administrative Assistant, U. S. Department of the Interior, Fish and Wildlife Service. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management HOBBIES: Hunting, Fishing, Photography. JOHN WESLEY PORTER 63 County Way, Beverly, Mass. Specialist Mechanical Superintendent Staff, Gen- eral Electric Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management HOBBIES: Woodworking, Swimming, Boating, Camping. EDWARD JOSEPH POWERS 20 Trenton Street, Chorlestown, Mass. Foreman Electronics Mechanic, Boston Naval Shipyard. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management LOUIS JOSEPH RAFFIO 106 Hartford Street, Framingham, Mass. Assistant Treasurer, Framingham Co-operative Bonk. B.B.A. in Law and Business ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1947-48, 1948-49, 1949-50, 1950-51. HOBBY: Photography. [34] ANDREW REID 5 Cemetery Street, Hopedale, Mass. Supervisor of the Standards Dept., Draper Corp. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management OTHER SCHOOLS: Royal Technical College, Glascow, Scotland. HOBBIES: Reading, Fishing. ROBERT RICKER 57 Weliand Road, Weymouth, Mass. Assistant to Traffic Manager, Atlantic Com- mission Co., Inc. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1946-47, 1947-48, 1949-50, 1950-51. AWARDS: Scholarship 1949-50. OTHER SCHOOLS: Boston University. HOBBY: Amateur Radio Operator (Wl NET) WILLIAM ALVIN ROAN 566 Great Plain Avenue, Needhom, Mass. Internal Revenue Agent, U. S. Treasury Dept., Bureau of Internal Revenue. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1948-49, 1949-50, 1950-51. OTHER SCHOOLS: University of Ten- nessee, Boston University. HOBBIES: Books and Sports. PHILIP LATHROP ROCKWOOD 13 Standish Avenue, Scituate, Moss. Mechanical Design Engineer, D. S. Kennedy Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1950-51. HOBBIES: Furniture Making, Deep Sep Fishing, Sailing. RICHARD WILFRED ROULX 927 Hayword Street, Manchester, N. H. Accountant, J. E. Foltin Motor Transportation, f ■t-r T V- B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1950-51. HOBBIES: Ski Repairing, Woodworking. HOBART RICHARD ROWE 22 Nelson Avenue, Georgetown, Mass. Industrial Engineer, Sylvonio Electric Products Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management HOBBIES: Swimming, Skiing, Woodworking, Painting. PHILIP EDWARD RUEL 30 Estes Street, Lynn, Mass. Draftsmen, Sylvania Electric Products, Inc. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management HOBBIES: Tennis and Camping. [35] A. MALCOLM LESTER RUSSELL Thistledale Road, Wakefield, Mass. Co-ordinator, General Electric Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1950-51. HOBBIES: Hunting, Fishing, Piano, JOSEPH SANDLER 43 McLellan Street, Dorchester, Mass. B.B.A. in Accounting JOHN ARSEN SARGENT 23 Warwick Road, Belmont, Mass. Expediter, Boston Woven Hose Rubber Co. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List, 1948-49, 1949-50. JOHN ANGELO SARRUDA 56 School Street, Roxbury, Mass. Assistant Foreman, National Pneumatic Com- pany, Inc. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management HOBBIES: Radio and Television. HENRY ARTHUR SCAGNOLI 3526 Wasnington Street, Jamaica Plain, Mass. Equipment Manager, Waldo Bros. Company. B.B.A, in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1946-47, 1947-48, 1948-49, 1949-50, 1950-51. HOBBIES: Golf, Member Local Draft Board. WILLIAM SOWDEN SELLERS 20 North Beacon Court, Watertown, Mass. Supervisor Office Waste and Cost, Hood Rubber Company. B.B.A. in Accounting STEFFAN SEMCHENKO 62 Meriam Street, Wakefield, Mass. Designer, Monsanto Chemical Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1950-51. HOBBIES: Hunting and Fishing. [36] f ■ .:t JAMES CHARLES SHAUGHNESSEY, JR. 6 Bright Street, Woltham, Mass. Design Draftsman, Raytheon Manufacturing Co. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management HOBBY: Numismatics. ARTHUR FRANCIS SHEA 9 Tufts Avenue, Everett, Mass. Personnel Clerk, Eastern Gas Fuel Associates. B.B.A. in Management ALFONSE SIENKIEWICZ 56 Horadan Way, Roxbury, Mass. Position Classifier, Watertown Arsenal. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1950-51. EDWARD JOHN SILVA 59 Reed Street, Lexington, Mass. Office Manager, Snow Crop Marketers. B.B.A. in Accounting HOBBIES: Golf, Swimming, Hockey, Chess, Dancing. GRAHAM SIMPSON 12 Hlllcrest Road, Needham, Mass. Sales Administrative Assistant, Wm. Carter Company. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List, 1946-47, 1948-49; Evening NU ' s 1951-52. FRATERNITY: Pi Tou Kappa. HOBBIES: Photography, Fishing. WILLIAM GATES SINNETT 101 Whitcomb Avenue, Hingham, Mass. Accountant, B. D. Gallagher Company. B.B.A. in Accounting HOBBIES: Fishing, Boating. CARL LEONARD SJOSTEDT 146 Highland Avenue, Watertown, Mass. Sales Representative, Reynolds Metals Company. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1947-48, 1948-49; Student Council, 1949-50; Evening NU ' s, 1950- 51. FRATERNITY: PI Tau Kappa. HOBBIES: Sports, Golf, Softball, Hockey, Fishing, Records. ' i S ' [Z7] GEORGE NORMAN SMALL Spring Street, Westboro, Mass. y State Abrasive Pro- Time Study Engineer, ducts Company. B.B.A. in Management JOSEPH EUGENE SOPEL 42 Edwards Street, Quincy, Mass. Manager, Save U Stores. B.B.A. in Management HOBBIES: Golf, Fishing. GEORGE SPIGEL 1 5 Surfslde Road, Lynn, Mass. Methods and Equipment Planning, General Electric Co. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management HOBBIES: Photography, Plastics Fabrication. PAUL FREDERICK STAPULA 154 Heath Street, Jamaica Plain, Mass. Supervisor, Proof Section, Transit Dept., National Showmut Bank. B.B.A. In Management HOBBIES: Walking, Hunting. GEORGE STEINBERG 57 Glenway Street, Dorchester, Mass. Office Manager, Rogers Outfitting Company. E.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1947-48, 1948-49, 1949-50, 1950-51. HOBBIES; Photography and Baseball. RAY BATEMAN STEVENS 953 Albany Street, Roxbury, Mass. Designer, Office of Hollls French. B.B.A. In Engineering and Management HOBBIES: Skiing and Home Movies. CARLTON BRACKETT STILL 205 Salem Street, Haverhill, Mass. Office Manager, United Lost Company. B.B.A. in Management HOBBIES: Boy Scout Work, Woodworking. [38] WILLIAM HENRY STOKINGER 1 1 Tebroc Street, Dorchester, Mass. Assistant Cashier, United Fruit Company. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1948-49, 1949-50, 1950-51. OTHER SCHOOLS: Westfield Teachers ' College. HOBBIES: Tennis, Softball. WILLIAM DeLOS STONE 12 Kimball Road, Watertown, Mass. Accountant, United Fruit Company. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1946-47, 1947-48, 1948-49, 1949-50, 1950-51. HOBBIES: Golf, Reading. ALFRED EDWARD STUDZINSKI 62 Franklin Street, Peabody, Moss. Managerial Staff Assistant, General Electric Company. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1949-50, 1950-51. HOBBIES: Baseball, Golf, Music. JAMES ALBERT SUGGS 9 Acorn Street, Maiden, Moss. Office Manager, Golden Bell Cleaners, Inc. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1948-49, 1949-50, 1950-51. HOBBIES: Roller Skating, Fishing. JOHN ANDREW SULLIVAN 2 Rindgefield Street, Cambridge, Mass. Junior Accountant, Northern Industrial Chemical Company. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1946-47, 1948-49, 1949-50. HOBBY: Woodworking. JAMES FRANCIS SWANSON 57 WInslow Avenue, Somerville, Mass. Section Head, Actuorial Dept., John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1949-50; Student Council 1947-48. HOBBIES: Fishing, Radio, Naval Reserve. THOMAS AUSTIN TARPEY 52 Riverview Rood, Brighton, Mass. Tool Engineer, Watertown Arsenal. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management OTHER SCHOOLS: Kent State University (Ohio). HOBBIES: Sailing, Fishing. V - ' ' - t [39] WILLIAM DECATUR TASKER 26 Windsor Terrace, Waltham, Mass. Manager, Production Planning and Control, Sylvania Electric Products, Inc. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management HOBBIES: Gardening, Camping, Swimming, Photography, Civic Affairs, Travel. CURTIS R. TAYLOR 7 Piedmont Street, East Lynn, Mass. Office Manager, H. K. Porter, Inc. B.B.A. in Accounting HOBBIES: Gardening, Reoding. MARVIN LLOYD TOLF 9 Grand Street, Reading, Mass. Administrative Assistant, Submarine Signal Divi- sion of Raytheon Mfg. Co. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management OTHER SCHOOLS: Harvard University. HOBBIES: Varied Electronic Home Projects. FRANK ORLANDO TOMASELLO 1259 Salem Street, Maiden, Mass. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ELMER ROSS TRENHOLM 219 Prospect Street, Ashland, Mass. Industrial Engineer, Telechron Dept., General Electric Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ROBERT EMMETT TRIGGS, JR. 209 Third Street, Lowell, Mass. Electrician, Boston and Maine Railroad. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1950-51. OTHER SCHOOLS: Ohio State University; University of Connecticut; University of New Hampshire. ANTHONY TRODELLA 34 Oliver Street, Wotertown, Mass. Planner and Estimator, Boston Naval Shipyard. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List, 1950-51. HOBBIES: Radio, Construction and Mechanics. [40] LEO TUCCl 199 Washington Street, Winchester, Mass. Maintenance, Aircraft Gas Turbine Division, General Electric Company. B.B.A. in Management HOBBIES: Aviation, Music, FRANK PAUL TUMINELLI 16 Radcliffe Street, Medford, Mass. Assistant Manager, Personal Finance Company. B.B.A. in Monogement HOBBIES: Baseball, Hockey, Golf, Football, Boxing. ESAU VERGE 426 Putnam Avenue, Cambridge, Moss. Electrical Engineer, Buck Printing Company. B.B.A. in Engineering end Management OTHER MEMBERSHIPS: American Institute of Electrical Engineers. MALCOLM PERONNEAU VIAR 306 Newbury Street, Boston, Mass. Senior Accountant, C.P.A., Cobb-Reynolds Company. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1950-51. HOBBIES; Tennis, ' Stock Market Analysis, Woodworking, Pictures of old methods of transportation. Base- ball, Reading, Swimming. ROBERT FULLER WADE 6 Felton Street, Hudson, Moss, Assistant Personnel Manager, Victory Plastics Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1952. OTHER SCHOOLS: Boston University. HOBBIES; Golf- ing, Bowling and Woodworking. NORMAN SCOTT WALKER 110 Plymouth Avenue, Milton, Mass. Accountant, Charles A. Collins. B.B.A. in Accounting HOBBIES: Tennis, Travel. JAMES EVERETT WALLACE 1 2 Van Buren Terrace, Lynn, Mass. Group Representative, Sun Life Assurance of Canada. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1946-47, 1948-49, 1949-50, 1950-51. HOBBIES: Skiing, Swim- ming, Tennis, Golf. 3 •969 [41] ■ 1 ir f= ' MARTIN FRANCIS WALSH 62 Thomas Street, Medford, Mass. Supervisor, Billing Department, Mass. Hospital Service Inc. — Moss. Medical Service Inc. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1947-48, 1948-49, 1949-50. HOBBIES: Reading, Photography. FREDERICK JOSEPH WELCH 45 Houghton Street, Somerville, Mass. Office Manager, Mosler Safe Company. B.B.A. in Management HOBBIES: Music. Photography ond Semi-Classical ELLSWORTH R. WELLS 6 Byron Street, Randolph, Mass. Office Supervisor, John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1947-48, 1948-49, 1950-51. HOBBIES: Outboards, Puttering around House and Garden. JOHN HERMAN WESSEL, JR. 72 Verchild Street, Quincy, Mass. Supervisor Machine Planning Dept., Tubular Rivet Stud Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List, 1950-51. HOBBIES: Skiing, Fishing, Boating. LOUIS FULLER WHITTEMORE 27 Rice Road, Wollaston, Mass. Public Accountant, Tonneson Larson. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1946-47. HOBBIES: Music, Photography, Navigation. HERBERT SEYMOUR WIGHT 34 Irving Street, Cambridge, Mass. Research Chemist, Lever Brothers Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1950-51. OTHER SCHOOLS: Tufts College, B.S. in Engineering. HOBBIES: Shooting, Furniture Making. SEWELL TAYLOR WILSON, JR. 347 South Main Street, Cohasset, Mass. Salesman and Office Manager, Jessse James Motors. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1948-49. OTHER SCHOOLS: University of Minnesota, University of Illinois, University of Kansas. HOBBY: Fish- ing. W [42] JOHN CHARLES WINSOR 1 3 Flanders Lane, Wakefield, Mass. Auditor, Liberty Mutual Insurance Company. B.B.A. in Accounting HOBBIES: Gardening, Golf. STANLEY F. WOLOCH 49 Cedar Street, Roxbury, Mass. Salesman and Electronic Modifier, H. Young Jr., Inc. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management OTHER SCHOOLS; Northeastern University Day College. HOBBIES: Reading, Piano Accordion. HENRY HING CANG WONG 10 Oxford Place, Boston, Mass. Planning and Wage Rotes, General Electric Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management ALTON ALEXANDER WOOD, Jr. 2 Dever Street, Dorchester, Mass. Junior Engineer, Jackson and Moreland Engi- neers. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management HOBBIES: Woodworking, Orchid Culture. RALPH ALBERT YATES 1466 Commonwealth Avenue, Brighton, Mass. Customs Marine Officer, Treasury Dept., U. S. Customs Service. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1946-47, 1947-48, 1948-49, 1949-50, 1950-51. HOBBIES: Golf, Basketball, Baseball, Swimming. ERNEST EMERSON YEO 15 Pleasant Street, Wenham, Mass. Design Engineer, Sylvonia Electric Products Co. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management HOBBIES: Woodworking and Gardening. KENNETH PEARCE ZIEGLER 41 Lufbery Street, Milton, Mass. Senior Technician, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management HOBBY: Private Flying. [43] FIRST TO COMPLETE THE GRADUATE PROGRAM JOHN FRANCIS DARGIN, JR. 68 Edwin Street, Dorchester, Mass. Practicing Attorney Master ' s Degree in Business Administration OTHER SCHOOLS: Boston College, Northeastern University School of Law, University of Aberdeen, Scotland. HOBBIES: Golf, Tennis. CLASS OF 1952 MEMBERS WHOSE PICTURES WERE NOT AVAILABLE PHILIP A. BOISVERT 2 Van Norden Street, Cambridge, Mass. Auditor, Negea Service Corp. B.B.A. in Accounting JOHN FRANCIS FLYNN 7 Mill Road, Foirhoven, Mass. Accountant, Wamsutta Mills. B.B.A. in Accounting ALBERT J. HOUDE 4 Tilton Street, Randolph, Mass. Mechanical Department, American Can Co. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management HOBBIES: Golf, Fishing. WILLIAM HENRY HURD 1 07 Ames Street, Dedham, Mass. Electrical Engineer, Photoswitch, Inc. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management HARVEY MORSE LEWIS 71 Center Street, Danvers, Mass. Senior Credit Man, First Notionol Bank of Boston. B.B.A. in Management FRANK HENRY MARTENS 47 Waverly Street, Belmont, Mass. Registration Officer, Veterans ' Administration Associate in Law and Business ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1949-50, 1950-51. LEONARD STEPHEN MORRELL 18 Cleveland Street, Arlington, Mass. Accounting, General Electric Company. B.B.A. in Accounting WILLIAM FRANCIS O ' BRIEN 197 Hunts Avenue, Powtucket, R. I. Special Representative, N. E. Tel. Tel. Co. B.B.A. in Manogement HOBBIES: Tennis, Swimming. JOSEPH T. QUINN 19 Stearns Road, Watertown, Mass. Chief Clerk, Denver Rio Grande Western Railroad Co. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1947-48, 1950-51. HOBBY: Golf. RICHARD J. SCANNELL 22 Albermorle Avenue, Lexington, Mass. Marine Operations, The Texas Company. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1947-48, 1949-50, 1950-51. HAROLD W. SMITH, JR. 50 Olde Field Rood, Newton Center, Mass. Tool Designer, Raytheon Manufacturing Co. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: U. S. Air Force Reserve (active). HOBBIES: Woodworking, Baseball, Automobile repair. FREDERICK RUSSELL SULLIVAN 14 Jason Street, Arlington, Mass. Engineer, Raytheon Monufacturing Company. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management HOBBY: Small automobiles. VINCENT CONRAD SULLIVAN Shepord Avenue, Newport, R. I, Pierce Consulting Engineering Co. B.B.A. in Management ACTIVITIES: Member A. I. of E. E. OTHER SCHOOLS: Manhattan College, B.E.E. HOBBY: Photography. ISIDORE SULLOWAY 3 Chouncy Street, Cambridge, Mass. Salesman, Brookline Liquor Mart. B.B.A. in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1947-48, 1948-49, 1949-50. HOBBIES: Fishing, Baseball. EDWARD H. SWIM 1 Charles Street, Orange, Mass. Chief Engineer, Rodney Hunt Machine Co. B.B.A, in Engineering and Management WILLIAM STEARNS URQUHART 2619 Petolluma Avenue, Long Beach, Calif. Plant Industrial Engineer, Armstrong Cork Co. B.B.A. in Engineering and Management OTHER SCHOOLS: Moss. Institute of Tech- nology, University of California at Los Angeles. [44] ASSOCIATES ALEXANDER CHARLES CAPOBIANCO 41 Stearns Street, Cambridge, Mass. Teller, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. Associate Degree In Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1948-49. HOBBY: Sports. MAX MASOW 22 Whittier Street, Lynn, Mass. Office Manager, J. L. Mosow, Inc. Associate in Accounting ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1948-49; Student Council 1949-50. HOBBIES: Music and sports. w JOSEPH FRANCIS PERRY 175 Elm Street, Somerville, Mass. Junior Accountant, The Texas Company. Associate Degree in Accounting HOBBIES: Music, Stomp Collecting, Furniture Making. EDWARD GEORGE PETERSON 1 1 Hewlett Street, Roslindole, Moss. branch Representative, Salesman, Kellogg Soles Company, Associate in Management JOSEPH EDWIN TRAYLOR 22 Beech Street, Norwood, Moss. Administrative Assistant Head of M.D.L. Quality Control, Raytheon Monufocturing Co. Associate in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1950-51. HOBBIES: Advisor DeMolay for Boys, Advisor Rainbow Girls, Municipal Affairs, Coin Collecting. MALCOLM STUART WHITE, JR. 252 V est Street, Reading, Mass. Teller, National Showmut Bonk. Associate in Management OTHER SCHOOLS: University of Massachusetts HOBBIES: Sports, Bowling. C) 1 • ASSOCIATES WHOSE PICTURES WERE NOT AVAILABLE ROWLAND C. BLISS 14 Somoset Avenue, North Haven, Conn. Engineer, Inspector, Winchester Repeating Arms Company. Associate Degree in Management ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List 1948-49, 1959-50. HOBBY: Woodworking. JAMES R. LAWLER 35 Arnold Rood, Wollaston, Mass. Investigator, U. S. Department of Labor. Associate in Low and Business OTHER SCHOOLS: University of Vermont; Transylvania College, Lexington, Ky.; Suffolk University Law School. [45] STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row: Dorothy Robinson ' 53; Mary Cunningham ' 52, Secretary; John MacSwon ' 52, Treasurer; Dean George A. Mollion, Advisor; Lynne Maki ' 52, President; Kenneth Worden ' 53, Vice-President; Audrey Armstrong ' 57. Middle Row; Lawrence Manning ' 55; Russell Edwards ' 55; George Kinsman ' 53; Dante DeTeso ' 53; Jerry Dello Russo ' 53; E. Fronk Phillips ' 53; Thomas Sullivan ' 55; Joseph Morotto ' 56; Thomas Callahan ' 52, Back Row: Delano Kennord ' 57; John Arnold ' 52; Samuel Shulman ' 54; George Bettencourt ' 54; Orrin Dunn ' 52; Francis Begley ' 53; Robert Mottson ' 57; Michael D ' Orlondo ' 52. MEMORIES FOR THE YEARS AHEAD The 1951-1952 Student Council is reaching the end of its orbit, and a review of its course is presented. We started off with our WELCOME WEEK, October 1, 2, and 3 — remember the coffee and doughnuts! Next, the HARVEST DANCE at the Hotel Statler on November 10. Then came December, and we entertained the children of our student body at the KIDDIES ' CHRISTMAS PARTY on December 1 5, — (toss up as to who had the more fun, the children or the committee). February, the month of hearts, presented a VALENTINE ' S DANCE, and we gave Spring her welcome with our SPRING DANCE at the Hotel Continental on March 29. We close our year with the glamour event of the year, the ANNUAL PROM, and then give way to the 1952-1953 Council, our orbit completed. One of the purposes of the Student Council is to try to add a little frivolity to the arduous task of earning a living and of obtaining an education at the same time. By the same token participating in and attending the social activities sponsored by the Council gives students a chance to become better acquainted with fellow classmates, and to take with them a few pleasant memories of lighter moments. Our main purpose in attending North- eastern University is the better to equip our- selves for the task of earning a livelihood; but the value of friendships formed during the six years cannot be discounted; it is as important a part of our academic life as are the textbooks. Being a member of the Student Council is one way of getting acquainted with other students. The friendships that are made will more than repay for the work and effort involved; and I hope more students will take an active interest in the extra-curricular activities at Northeastern. Credit for the success that the Student Council enjoyed this year goes in full share to each member of the Council. As President, I want to thank all the. members for the hard work and the cooperation that made us a successful team. My special thanks and appreciation go to Dean Everett and to Dean Mallion for the ever-open door, the guidance, and the advice. LYNNE MAKI President, Student Council [46 J HATS OFF TO THE PAST; COATS OFF TO THE FUTURE! This American proverb has special significance at this time of the year to you who are members of the class of 1952. Vou are approaching Com- mencement, a turning point in life when you may well pause a moment to contemplate the past and look forward to the future. Seldom in the history of our nation have we been faced with problems as serious as those which confront us in these troubled times. The world and our nation need men with vision, men with the qualities of leadership, men trained for specific tasks and with a will to follow through and carry a job to successful completion. Each generation has pro- duced such men in times of need and as the Pilgrims of 1620 and the Minute Men of 1775 turned from their long established routines, saluted the past and faced the future with vigor and determination, so must you gird yourselves for future leadership in industry and the community with a will to make the world a better place for your having passed through it. For the past several years you have been working steadily and faithfully to acquire the foundation upon which to qualify for this leadership. We congratulate you upon your efforts and your success in reaching this goal. We of the administration and faculty know that you do face the future with your coats off and sleeves rolled up. We wish you success every venture! GEORGE A. MALLION Assistant Dean School of Business EVENING EDUCATION and YOUR JOB NORMAN H. GREEN, Through the very nature of my work it has been my good fortune to become quite inti- mately acquainted with many of you. This opportunity of working with you has given me a lasting satisfaction, for through it all I have recognized that most of you have been working to complete your education while facing real problems of life. In numerous cases these associations have resulted in memories that I shall long cherish. If in some measure I have been of help either through counsel or place- ment, I have been amply re- warded by the satisfaction I have received through serving you. Remember that even though your study is completed and you have gone forth with your degrees, your University will always be anxious to assist you as you progress in your respec- tive professional careers. The service of the Place- ment Office does not end with the graduation of a student, it is a service for all of the School of Business family as long and as far as it may be called upon. It is here to help our Alumni in the problems of the jobs they hold or when they need or seek changes in employment. It is here to serve the business, in- dustrial and professional com- munity by sending to employers men and women of the Alumni who by virtue of their North- eastern training and other knowledge and ability may be expected to meet specified requirements, and to be of increasing value to their new employers. NORMAN H. GREEN, Placement Officer Evening Division [47] SOCIAL ACTIVITIES I N WELCOME PARTY GUESTS CHATTED AS THEY ATE The story of social activities of the School of Business for the 1951-52 school year is a record of herd work, well done. As usual, activities began with the Welcome Party in October with coffee, cider and doughnuts as part of the at- traction as the Student Council played host to about 1500 stu- dents and faculty at the get- acquainted function. The official committee in- cluded, among others, the Stu- dent Council President Orrin Dunn, Secretary MaryCunning- ham, George Bettencourt, John Arnold, Francis Begley, Charles Falzone and Lawrence Man- ning. Unofficially, the entire Student Council pitched in and helped out fetching, carrying, serving and cleaning up. The Harvest Dance held Saturday November 10 in the Georgian Room of the Hotel Statler attracted a larger at- tendance than any previous Student sponsored party with the exception of Proms. Over seven hundred people filled the SOME DANCED LIKE THIS AND SOME LIKE THAT [48j REVIEW 19 5 1 19 5 2 Georgian Room and overflowed into adjacent parlors. In addition to the Students, their Wives, Dates and Guests, a considerable number of the Faculty were present, including Dean Everett and Mrs. Everett and Assistant Dean Mallion and Mrs. Mallion. Music was supplied by Billy Reeve ' s Or- chestra. Door prizes were pre- sented by Lynne Maki, Student Council President. The affair was arranged by a Student Council Committee headed by George Bettencourt. Santa, Northeastern style, arrived right on time December 15 at two o ' clock, as the Student Council he ld its third annual Christmas Party in the Commons of the Student Cen- ter Building. The small ones along with their elders num- bered about 400; a substantial increase over previous years. Billy Reeve MC ' d the affair which opened with the singing of Christmas Carols followed by a group of movie shorts. Three singing and dancing acts STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT LYNNE MAKI AWARDS HARVEST DANCE PRIZES READY FOR THE RUSH FOR COFFEE, DONUTS AND CIDER AT THE WELCOME PARTY TAKEN AT THE 1951 PROM SOME MARCHED FOR THEIR PRIZES DEAN EVERETT AWARDED OTHERS were offered by pupils of the Phyllis Cuneo Schools of Danc- ing from Quincy. Two more appropriate mov- ies closed the show, and then Santa (John Christensen) Clous, properly benign, took over to distribute gifts and to list Christmas presents to be hoped fo r. Afterwards came refresh- ments of ice cream and cookies. Socially, January was a quiet month as all were recuperating from their New Year ' s Eve festivities, or concentrating on Mid-year examinations. February brought along with the snow, an excellent dance turnout with over one hundred couples attending the Valen- tine Dance Saturday evening, February 9, held in the Com- mons. The surprisingly large crowd well attested the past good work of the Student Council, which boosted its bat- ting average considerably with the program offered by the dance committee with John MacSwan chairman, Mary Cun- ningham in charge of decora- tions, George Kinsman, John Scolamiero, Tom Callahan and Orrin Dunn. The Hannifan Trio of Weymouth supplied the music. The annual Spring Dance was held on March 29 at the Hotel Continental. The walls bulged as over 250 couples, in- cluding a generous showing of faculty and wives, danced to the sweet notes of Frank Rogers and his orchestra. This marked ENTERTAINERS AT THE CHRISTMAS PARTY HANDOUT AT THE WELCOME PARTY George Bettencourt, Dorothy Robinson ond Guest MOVIES ENTRANCED CHRISTMAS PARTY SMALL FRY LIBRARY FUND KEPT GROWING the largest number of couples to attend an informal dance. The committee was Chair- manned by Dante DeTeso, as- sisted by Joseph F. Marotta and Gerald Dello Russo. Senior elections were held on April 1 with lively contests for all offices. Timothy Paul Con- nolly, William B. Pierce, James _A. Suggs and Dorothy R. Lowe emerged as President, Vice- President, Secretary and Treas- urer respectively. As the Year Book goes to press, the Senior Prom remains to be held as the climax of the year ' s social program. Not a matter for the social record, but important to be in- cluded in the achievements of this year is the final chapter of the New Library story — one more evidence that North- eastern gets things done. The Class of 1952 saw the Library project snatched out of the proposed files and put on the in progress board. They had a part in the fund raising, they saw ground bro- ken, foundations laid, steel rise, wails enclosed, barricades removed, work begun on re- storing beauty to the quad- rangle, and even a preview of the premises at Commence- ment time. Perhaps this example that, their Alma Mater does for her- self the practical things which she tries to teach her children may be on inspiration to 1952 to go, and do thou likewise. AT THE SPRING DANCE THE YEAR BOOK COMMITTEE Front Row: Mabel Honscom, Chairman Howard Munday. Back Row: Fred Mondel, George Foran, Cor! Lindquist. (Not present, Irene Zuck.) nxK LINCOLN C. BATESON Pi Tau Kappa! What has it meant in the past year and has it as a fraternity contributed to the general progress and development of the individual, Northeastern and the Frater- nity? As we review the year we believe that Pi Tau Kappa has maintained its role of fraternal fellowship and it has extended its membership to include more of the men of Northeastern. Fraternity-wise it has had a very active year, enjoying a meeting every month, excellent speakers, and a most enlighten- ing program. Our membership has increased and news con- tinues to be received of pro- gress mode by individual mem- bers in their respective fields. Our chapter made a three year pledge to the Library Building Fund. We believe P.T.K. should be included in the development program of the University. Alpha, which is the Boston chapter of the Fraternity, is to be the host at the Annual Competition which is to be held at the Hotel Kenmore on May 17. This event is the yearly assembling of the four chapters — Alpha; Beta, Worcester; Gamma, Providence; and Delta, Springfield, whereby they com- pete ritual-wise for a plaque given by the Governing Board. This affair also includes a Tea, in the afternoon, for the wives and sweethearts of the mem- bers, a Dinner and a dance in the evening, attended by invited guests and the members. The officers of Alpha Chapter are: President, Linclon C. Bateson ' 50; Vice-President, Michael D ' Orlando ' 52; Secretary, S. James Kentley ' 50; and Treas- urer, Russell Lipton ' 52. The Governing Board of the Frater- nity includes: Governor-Gener- al, Paul C. Thelig, Delta; Vice- Governor General Roy Johnson, Gamma; Secretary-General, Roger Haskell, Beta; Treasurer- General, Frederick A. Beyer Jr., Alpha; Historian-General, Ro- bert Welch, Delta; Editor-in- Chief, James A. Dickerson, Gamma. LINCOLN C. BATESON President KT Kappa Tau Phi Sorority, now celebrating its 17th birthday has enjoyed a very pleasant year. The members of the so- rority, although not large in numbers, did ring up a record year by their steady attendance on the third Saturday of each month. The aim of increased membership was not realized this season, but with the able assistance and suggestions of Dean Everett, we will be able to accomplish this next year. We are going to offer a much more varied social program. Friendship is the main key to our Sorority, but this is also supplemented by an annual award to the highest ranking sophomore in the School of Business. President Kathleen McTier- nan, offered a new program this 1951-52 season, in that the business meetings were al- ternated by a entire social event the following month. This has been received with much en- thusiasm by the present mem- bers and as a result we had a Fall theatre party, Christmas social, Spring re-union and the year ended with a week-end in Manchester, New Hampshire. We invite all School of Busi- ness girls to come and join with us this Fall and have some real good times with the sorority. Present officers of the soro- rity are: President, Kathleen McTiernan; Vice-President, Mary M. Hall; Secretary, Beatrice Tourtilott; Treasurer, Eleanor Cooley. KATHLEEN McTIERNAN President KATHLEEN McTIERNAN [52] THE GRADUATE DIVISION Established in September, 1950, the Grad- uate Division of the School of Business is completing its second year of operation. The current enrollment of 296 students marks a sizable increase over the previous year. The program is the answer to a continuous demand for advanced courses to provide a basis of training for the intermediate and policy level responsibilities of management. Included in the study body are graduates from thirty-six (36) different colleges or universities of this and foreign countries. The under- graduate backgrounds also reflect a cross section of education with representatives of business administration, engineering, liberal arts, law, and hospital administration. The design of the program is unique. The courses are designed to cut across the major phases of operation and control which con- tribute to planning and policy making. Basic to each student ' s program are courses in production, distribution, finance, industrial relations, organization and control through accounts. These ore supported by other courses in economic theory, the ever increasing relationships of government and business, problems of taxation which determine policy, the history and philosophy of economic and industrial development, with other courses designed to meet specific needs of the students. ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEE Back Row: Franklin Norvish, Frank M. Cushman, Benjamin F. Stacey, Howard F. Greene, Bernard H. Shelton, Harry Olins. Front Row: George A. Mollion, Albert E. Everett, Walter J Hunt. Not shown in the picture: A. Howard Meyers. As individuals, the members of the Administrative Committee are known to students of the School of Business in their executive capacities and as heads of the various academic depart- ments. They are presented here in their further capacity ' as a policy making group on matters related to school administration, including course and program offerings as well as standards and procedures of operation. As such they constitute a very necessary connecting link between the student body and the University administration. [53] Left to Right: President Theodore R. Peary ' 32, Dean Everett, Austin T. Bunker ' 34, Chairman Alumni Council. GREETINGS FROM THE ALUMNI The Officers and members of the Alumni Association of the School of Business extend heartiest congratula- tions to the Class of 1952, We are pleased to welcome you into member- ship in the Alumni Association and trust that you will take an active part in its activities. The aims and purposes of the Associ- ation are clearly defined in the Con- stitution as the establishment of a mutually beneficial relationship be- tween Northeastern University and its Alumni, and the perpetuation of fellow- ship among members of the Associa- tion . This is accomplished by the many activities conducted during the year, which have been reported in THE EVENING ALUMNI NU ' S pub- lished OS part of the EVENING NU ' S. The Class of 1 952 will receive copies of this joint publication during the coming year so that you may be kept informed not only of Alumni activities but of developments taking place in the School of Business as well as throughout the University, Headquarters of your Alumni Associ- ation are located in the Alumni Office, Room 251, Richards Hall. The Director of Alumni Relations, Rudolf 0. Oberg ' 26, cordially invites all members of the Class of 1952 to visit the Alumni Office whenever in the vicinity and make use of the services and facilities that are available for your convenience. Address files of your class, together with a geographic file are available to you. It is hoped that all of you will take an active part in the affairs of the Alumni Association either in Boston or through the Many Regional Clubs located throughout the country. The Clubs send notice of their activities to all Alumni in their club area, and it is hoped that the Class of 1952 will par- ticipate to the fullest extent. It is a matter of record that many of our Alumni have aided fellow members in business matters, and others are con- tinually enjoying mutual frieTidships in social affairs. It is the belief of those of us who are active in Alumni affairs of the School of Business that the effort and sacrifice which has been made by you in order to graduate entitles you to obtain the maximum benefit therefrom. We firmly believe that much benefit can be derived through active participation in Alumni activities. Hearty congratulations on your achievement and best wishes for future success. THEODORE R. PEARY ' 32 President AUSTIN T. BUNKER ' 34 Chairman, Alumni Council [54] NORTHEASTERN NOW COVERS EVEN MORE GROUND r ' JJ ' i. ' ' ' ' , ' Areas within the heavy white lines indicate the prior to 1952 land holdings of Northeastern University in the Huntington Avenue neighborhood. The area marked with white diagonal lines shows the SYLVANIA property acquired in 1952. [55] AUTOGRAPHS Paste Your Commencement Folder on This Page