Suffolk University - Beacon Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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John Walter Rogers, A.B. 212 West 7th St., So- Boston Come Fall. Georgetown will bene- fit with the presence of John. Well known for his flashing wit, the fu- ture can hold nothing but happiness. Stewart S. Sargent. BS 537 Beachwood St.. Beachwood Stew , chief H 0 chemist, achieved fame by his roar. Make way for the pickpockets , in order to get his massive frame from the rear of crowded subways. Roland J. Sprague. B S 96 Wilson Av„ Wollaston Always frank. Ronny is never slow to seize an opportunity to voice his sentiment . . . happy-go-lucky . . . laughs at trouble and worries . . . Best of luck. Edward John Stachulski. BS in BA. 7 Central St.. Haverhill Athlete, humorist, scholar a combo which makes Eddie a standout among his companions . devotes much time to baseball and basket- ball . . . Edward Terrenzi, A.B 261 Channing Rd . Belmont Although a late arrival from Bos- ton School of Accounting . . . Ed- die soon won his way into the af- fections of his associates . . . stay- ing on for a Masters in Ed. Ralph Tiro. BS m B.A. 85 Rockwell St . Maiden Ralph calls the neighborly city of Maiden home ... his sparkling personality leaves a lasting impres- sion upon his friends and acquaint- ances.

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Thomas Moccia, B.S. in B.A. 291 Cummins Highway, Roslindale A very popular lad; always ready with a flashing smile or a word of encouragement . . . noted for his good nature . . . one of our better students. William Munroe, B.S. in B.A. 107 Blue Hill Ave., Roxbury Looks toward the lighter side of life . . . notices all, says nothing . . . well-liked by all . . . master chess and bridge player. Paul J. Moriariry, B.S. in B.A. 122 Tonnawanda St., Dorchester Refreshing smile . . . outstanding personality . . . fellow with a heart of gold . . . will collect friends as well as laurels in the future. Franklin Murphy, A.B. 13 Campbell Pk., Somerville Quiet and serious ... a true scholar ... his devotedness to his studies has earned Frank a high ranking place in the Senior Class.

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John J. Saver, B.S. in B A 65 Haverhill Street, Haverhill. Mass John came to use from the Stra- fcird School ami his personality won him many friends ai Suffolk. A staunch supporter of all good causes. Hest of Luck. Alfred E. Seifert, B.S. 66 Pacific St., Lynn. Senior year was just one great big math problem ... a typical Suffolk man, married, family, working and school ... on to Simmons for his Master ' s decree in Phychiatric Social work. Kenneth Sherman. B.S. 25 Havelock St., Dorchester Sports enthusiast, vivid imagina- tion, crystal ball sees a Masters in Biology at Harvard and then high school teacher and hockey coach. Edmond Skelly. B.S. in B.A. 20 Patterson Way, So. Boston Ed has a special vim and loqua- ciousness which spell for him suc- cess and a host of friends . . . best for a brilliant career. Paul Tobm. B S. in B.A 29 Summer St., Hyde Park Neat in appearance and conserva tive in dress . . . Paul is a staunch booster of all school activities . . . grad school in the Tall Donald Traunstein, A B 53 A Orchard St., Cambridge Don one of our most likeable seniors ... we will long cherish his ready smile and electrifying jokes . . . bound for a career of social work.