Suffolk University - Beacon Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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ELIZABETH ESTY A native of Wayland, Massachusetts, Chris has won the friendship of the entire student body with her sincerity and good humor. She has worked as a stenographer during the day while attending school in the evening. Enrolled in the College of Liberal Arts, Chris has ma- jored in History and in English with the teaching profession as her objective. She plans to do graduate work in American literature. 4 24}

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VINCENT GEORGE CARDINALE Italian Club Creative Writing Club Vincent has been a resident of East Boston for twenty- seven years and attended Boston English High School. He entered Suffolk University in 1939, enrolling in the Evening Division of the College of Liberal Arts. He was inducted into the Army, the Corps of Engineers, in 1942. From 1943 to 1945 he saw service in the European Theatre of Operations, including South Wales, England, France, and Germany. He was honorably discharged from Fort Devens in December, 1945. During the summer of 1946, he attended Boston University. In the fall of the same year he returned to Suffolk University ' s College of Liberal Arts to complete work for the Bachelor of Arts degree. After graduation he plans to continue graduate work in comparative literature. Vince has been a member of the Italian Club and the Creative Writing Club. He is one of the last Suffolk men of the pre- war old guard who have watched the amazing growth of Suffolk University since 1939. His outside interests include horseback riding, swimming, and tennis. {23 }

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JACK GRUBER Suffolk Soccer Squad 1946 Co-Manager Basketball Squad 1946-47 Treasurer of Senior Class 1947-48 Jack, born December 9, 1923, attended Roxbury schools, and was a member of the track team during High School. After graduation he attended Lincoln Technical Institute for a year before enlisting in the Army Air Corps. Jack ' s service schools included Missouri Aviation Institute, Utah State Agricultural College, Las Vegas Aerial Gunnery School, Santa Ana Pre-Flight School, Hondo Navigation School, and Boca-Raton Radar School. He rose from flight officer to second lieutenant holding the titles of aerial gunner and radar-navigator-bombardier. Jack was awarded the Purple Heart, Air Medal with cluster, and Western Pacific ribbon with six battle stars. Jack is a quiet, hard-working student who is able to ac- complish a great deal with little or no fan-fare. He is especially active in athletics and played an important part in the formation of the ' 46- ' 47 basketball team. Jack came to Suffolk in January, 1946, and majored in Business Administration. He plans to become a public accountant. {25