Suffolk University - Beacon Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS

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I touch the water ' s surface once more. The last September is seen again . . . Miss Edith Marken and the College of Journalism supervise The Journal. Bob Benoit is Editor-in-Chief ; Dick Rosenberg, Business Manager; Bob Bowes, News Editor; and Bob Monahan, Make-up Editor . . . The Student Council selects twenty-two for college Who ' s Who. Jean Smith is the only woman honored . . . Variety Shows of note made possible by the efforts of such Suffolk people as Joanne Thibodeau, Ted Richardson, Paul Trombino, Richard Bonasera, Manny Strauss, Juanita Swingler, Irving Roll, Charlie Ayers, Tony Gallo, and Jeanette Mezansky . . . Dick Rosenberg is chosen Editor-in-Chief of The Beacon. Arnie Goralnick, Bob Bowes, and Bob Monahan give able assistance ... A new school song — A Toast to Suffolk University, by Robert Haidukewicz — is introduced at the Varsity Club Show . . . The drive and spirit of Jerry Shanahan make possible the success of the Varsity Club Dance at the Hotel Brad- ford Thanksgiving Eve . . . The Senior Dance Committee with Burton Gilman as chair- man make the Sweetheart Dance a February success . . . The Sociology Club offers field trips ; for example, the Charlestown State Prison visit, to members — some of whom are : El- bert Duncan, Bob Connolly, Winfield Van Hagan, Frank Pike, Bill Lott, Jack Bowers, Walter Brown, Gloria Bosfield, Janet Lavery, and Rose Durante . . . The Psychology Club has success- ful year under the leadership of Dr. Lieberman, Elbert Duncan, and Stanley Becker . . . Rick Ferullo, Bob Connolly, Joe Reardon, Dan Whalen, John Barrett, Jim Hardy, and Richard Dwyer help Father Peterson and Dr. Buckley combine spiritual and social life in the activities of the Newman Club . . . Gold in the Hills, a hilarious melodrama, stars Anne Salley, Howie Lewis, and Bob Gosslin . . . The Year ' s social activities are climaxed by a trio of memorable days : The Senior Prom at the Furnace Brook Country Club, Friday, May second ; the next night is followed by a moonlight cruise with the final day being completed by an outing at Riverside Park . . . Yes, I am proud of the mental growth of the members of the class of 1952. In their four years with me they have proven that they can combine classwork and outside activities with unmatched success. In their clubs, in their dance promotions, and in their senior committees, they have proven that I have not been wrong in my appraisal of them. They have not looked for the superficial beauty ; rather, they have looked for and found the worth of inner beauty, knowledge. I shall now let my pool freeze over. On some future day when one wishes to look into the past to bring back memories, it will melt, and its surface touched once again . . . by Robert Haidukewicz

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Allan M. Ablow 260 Washington Street, Salem, Mass. B.S. in Government IZFA, Dramatic Club, Varsity Club, Education Club, News Editor, Associate Editor, Editor in Chief of Rambler, Who ' s Who in Ameri- can Colleges and Universities. Allan Alexis Alexander 124 Oxford Street, Cambridge, Mass. B.A. in Psychology Tennis Club, Sailing Club, French Club, Psychology Club, Sociology Club, Glee Club Director, President of Rifle and Pistol Club. Robert T. Aginsky 140 Shirley Ave., Revere, Mass. B.S. in Business Administration Beacon Staff, Dean ' s List, Business Club. Kenneth M. Andrews 1669 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, Mass. AM. in Psychology Psychology Club, Sailing Club, Varsity Club, Dean ' s List. John M. Anderson 296 Elm Street, Lawrence, Mass. B.S. in Journalism Suffolk Journal. Jacob Aronson 299 Sumner Street, East Boston, Mass. B.A. in Sociology French Club, Psychology Club, Sociology Club, Italian Club, Span- ish Club. Louis Vernon Ascolillo 1 Grady Court, East Boston, Mass. A.B. Dramatic Club.