Suffolk University - Beacon Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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JOSEPH H. STRAIN Assistant Dean, Evening Division FLORENCE PETHERICK Advisor to Women JOHN V. COLBURN Director of Student Activities ADMINISTRATION The administration officers here at Suffolk Uni- versity greatly influence the student during these four essential years of college life. Hardly a day goes by, when at least one of them is not approach- ed by a student seeking assistance. The student goes willingly, as he realizes that in time of need he will find the help and understanding he wants. These people are not amateurs to this form of student guidance. They have been trained in both textbook learning and personal experience, and thus know the best methods for handling student problems. These administration officers also offer inval- uable assistance to the faculty. This assistance stems from the responsibility placed upon them by the University, to prepare the student psychologi- cally, physically, and intellectually for the four strenuous years of college life that lie before him. DOROTHY M. McNAMARA Bursar LEO LIEBERMAN Director of Guidance DONALD P. WOODROW Director of Placement 10

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3vom ke Office Of Sfte Vem To my friends in the Class of 1960: College and its experiences have meant many different things to you. And yet there have been elements in the Suffolk years that have been common to you all. Even though you have pursued a major field of study with a personal vocation in mind, all of you have studied certain fundamental problems in the sciences, the humanities, and the social studies. Your interests in activities may have ranged as widely as dramatics, business clubs, publications, religious associations, dance committees, athletic teams, or student govern- ment. Yet in these varied activities you have made an individual gift of energy and thought to benefit a group identified with the larger society of the University. The life you now enter is to be lived in a still larger society — a free society we call the United States. It will not be enough for you to concen- trate all your efforts upon personal success, just as it has not been enough for you to concentrate solely on your college major. You have seen how activities flourish when individuals work together for common purposes and ideals. This experience you, as a college graduate, have an obligation to repeat in the larger society. I am confident that you will do your civic share to keep our nation free and strong, remembering that only in such a society is the personal success you desire pos- sible. Keep close to your friends at Suffolk. We will wish you well throughout the years.

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RICHARD J. SULLIVAN Director of Libraries ALICE GEARTNER President ' s Secretary CHARLES LAW Athletic Director BURSAR ' S STAFF Miss Carroll and Miss DeRosa LIBRARY STAFF L to R: Jackie Auffrey, Pat Brown, Mr. Sul- livan, Elian Hurley, J. Caufman. GUIDANCE STAFF Seated: M. Gelmo, L. Ferrante, A. Picardi, Dr. Lieberman. Standing: T. Lawrence, R. Vincent, W. Doyle. FLORENCE LYDON Dean ' s Secretary JOAN FORWARD Receptionist CAROL HAINES Recorder DORIS WRIGHT Assistant Placement Director KAY HOLLAND Receptionist l 1