Salem State University - Clipper Yearbook

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A DEDICA T10 For many years educatlon and the deslre to lend a helpmg hand to students who deslred hrs asslstance were h1s prrmary ObjCCIlVCS. Today th1s is stnll true. Thls man s achlevements ln the educat1on fleld were galned prlmarlly because of the many years of lntense preparatlon which began at Boston College rn the m1d nmeteen fortles and contmued at Harvard Rensselaer Polytech and fmally at Salem State Durmg h1s many years of preparatlon he taught Physlcs Chem- lstry and Mathematlcs at the Salem Hugh School Upon receivlng his Master s Degree from Harvard 1n 1959 he came to Salem State where he became an In- structor of Mathematlcs and 1n 1963 he became an Asststant Professor of Mathe- matlcs The year of 1967 was a memorable one as he was appomted to ASSISIZHI Dean of Admlssrons Because of h1s successes 1n th1s area he was promoted to DIFCCIOF of Admlssxons 1n 1969 a pos1t1on he held for SIX years S1nce 1975 he has held the rank of Actlng ASSOCIHIIV6 Academlc Dean and now serves as Dlrec tor of Instltutlonal Research In honor of an educator who has served hls col lege communlty to the very best of his ab1l1ty seekmg no pra1se or reward but only the satts faction that he has helped as many students that seek hrs assrstance and request h1s tlme the staff of the 1977 CLIPPER representmg the entlre college proudly dedxcate the 1977 CLIPPER nn the name of WILLIAM D DEVITT

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suv X--4 -nl It Here? Salem State has many educational spots. Most obvious of these is the classroom. But, of course, there are others. The most important of these is the bookstore for the obvious reason that it is very difficult to study without books. Even though the prices of the books may at times be outrageous students fight their way over to it. Of course the library must not be neglected. It is a facility of vast knowledge. There may be students who go merely IEW' ...gpo- 7- 713.21 if ' .H '- 1 Wifi ,. Jil' to meet their friends, but those who wish to study or do It is however, not necessary to be to study. On nice, warm days many campus grounds to enjoy the sun- do their schoolwork. The other part research may do so. in an enclosed room students sit on the light while trying to of education is socializing. The Mall is the best place for this because practically everybody goes by there some- time during the day. THAT'S WHY!

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