Suffolk University - Beacon Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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FFICE To the Class of 1 948: This college annual is both a contemporary spotlight and a permanent Beacon. CONTEMPORARY, because it represents the men and women, the classes and the organiza- tions that go to make up the life of the college as we experience it in our daily activities. PERMA- NENT, because it indelibly imprints on our minds and hearts the struggles and the pleasures, the joy and the sorrows, which will f6rever remain a part of our college memories. We have studied together and learned together, but the true value of our efforts will shine in their brightest light when we review our accomplishments in days to come. With you, the students of the class of 1948, the Dean ' s office has had many personal and pleasant contacts, and it will look forward with sincere interest on the rays of brilliance cast by your individual records of achievement. RflymooD j. muRPHy

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Seated: Mr. Henry L. Ziegel, Mr. John J. Mahoney, Mr. Maurice Sklar, Mr. Albert Slavin. Standing: Mr. Francis E. Hannon, Mr. Harold M. Stone, Mr. John P. Keane. COLLfGf of BUSIHESS flDmilllSTfiflTIOIl In the division of Business Adminis- tration the student acquires a background in liberal arts and professional training in the field of business. Majors are offered in Accounting, Business Management, and Marketing. The courses are designed to introduce the student to the business world in action.