Suffolk University - Beacon Yearbook (Boston, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1964 volume:

CONTENTS SENIORS 14 FACULTY 52 SPORTS 68 STUDENT LIFE 80 2 MISS SUFFOLK The annual Miss Suffolk Contest reached its climax this year at the Coronation Ball, held at the Parker House Roof on February 21, 1964 . A honey-blonde sophomore, Miss Cinthia Dib- ble, was crowned queen by Mr. D. Bradley Sullivan, Dean of Admissions. The twenty year old coed, escorted by John McLellan, was also chosen Delta Sigma Phi ' s ROSE. Color Shot from left to right; Judy Crawley, Nancy Haddigan, last year ' s queen Elaine Ashenden, Regina McCarthy, and Janet Kenyon. DEDICA TION From 1948 when he came to Suffolk as Chairman of the Modern Language De- partment until his retirement in 1963, Dr. McKee proved himself to be one of the finest professors ever to teach at Suffolk. After World War II when Suffolk experienced a period of increased enrollment, he displayed his dedication to teaching by instructing more than the normal amount of classes expected of a professor. As a result of his efforts, the Modern Language Department attained the position it enjoys today. It is for these reasons that the graduating class of 1964 wishes to pay tribute to a great scholar and teacher, Dr. George H. McKee. George H. McKee PREVIEWS 10 FOREWORD Since its discovery by the early settlers, Beacon Hill has attracted men of sensi- tivity and intelligence. For those who loved beauty the Hill offered a view of pictur- esque Boston Harbor where sailing ships were seen. Its convenience to central Boston attracted others to her . People destined to become famous in all walks of life either came to live on the Hill or at least to visit her. Such names as Howells, Thackery, Dickens, Alcott as well as Bulfinch, Copley, and Adams became an integral part of Beacon Hill ' s history. It has been written that Beacon Hill is where every alley has a legend and all stones are hal- lowed. It seems inevitable, that such a place so rich in creativity and learning should give birth to a university. Throughout this book will be found photographs of some of the landmarks which have made the Hill known to all men of culture . For the past few years we have been a part of the Hill. Now we are part of her his- tory. It is fitting, then, that the theme of this book is historical Beacon Hill. 12 THE PRESIDENTS MESS A GE May I extend to you, the graduates of the Class of 1964, my most sincere con- gratulations . Now that you are about to leave Suffolk, I have certain definite hopes for you. I hope that as a result of your studies here you are better qualified to take your place in the working community . I hope that the ideals and standards instilled in you by the Faculty will help you to make decisions that will be beneficial to your city, to your state, and to your nation . I hope that as a result of your participa- tion in school activities you will be better able to assume the civic responsibili- ties now so encumbent on all good citizens . Finally, I hope that the many good friends you have made at Suffolk will be a source of great strength and pleasure to you through the years . If my hopes for you are fulfilled, you may be sure that your efforts at Suffolk University have been justified and that your years ahead will be most fruitful . Sincerely, Dennis C. Haley, President 13 AD VISOR ' S MESS A GE To the members of the Class of 1964: We are in the midst of an era of transition, an era of stress and change. Now more than ever before in its history, our nation is in need of a well -trained, highly dedica- ted, and responsible leadership, one that will be capable of meeting the many challenges and of solving problems that face the nation today, yet never at the expense of the great American ideals . The members of the class of 1964 have been fortunate. They have received the bene- fits of a higher education which will permit them to take their places in various econom- ic activities and to become a part of that dedicated and responsible leadership in whose hands our country ' s future rests. It is with the utmost confidence that they will not shun their responsibilities or betray their trust that I extend to all my heartiest congratulations . Edward G. Hartmann Professor of History Class Advisor if, 18 JOSEPH BEATON 39 Linden Place Brookline, Mass. A.B. Economics WAYNE BELLES 494 Burncoat Street Worcester, Mass. B.S. Marketing CLIFFORD BEDRICK 33 Raymond Street Nashua, N.H. B.S. Management ROBERT BOARDMAN 85 Faneuil Street Brighton, Mass. B.S. Accounting JAMES BURKE 80 Orchard Street Cambridge, Mass. B. S. Marketing BONITA BUTLER 19 6 Lincoln Street Hingham, Mass. A.B. Government MARGARET BURKE 72 Cushing Avenue Belmont, Mass. B.A. Sociology DORIS CALLAHAN 56 Winn Street Woburn, Mass. B. S. Education 21 ROBERT CANAVAN 56 Bay Street Hull, Mass. B.A. Government CONSTANCE CARINO (GETEK) 180 Lincoln Street Winthrop, Mass. A. B. Government 22 WILLIAM CELATA 442 Broadway Somerville, Mass. A.B. Government VIRA CHAIPACKDEE 139 Ratdamri Road Nakorn Prathom, Thailand B.S. Management EDWARD DOGHERTY 35 Alfred Road Arlington, Mass. B. S. Accounting ROBERT DONOVAN 11 Bentley Street Brighton, Mass. B. S. Accounting JOHN DOOLE 33 Sunset Avenue Chelmsford, Mass. B.S. Marketing BRIAN DOOLING 725 Concord Street Framingham, Mass. B.S. Education 27 JAMES R. EGAN 106 Willow Street Wollaston, Mass. A.B. English 28 LESTER FARRINGTON, JR. 15 Russell Road Wellesley, Mass. B. S. Accounting MICHAEL FENTON 209 Central Street Framingham, Mass A. B. Psychology 29 SUSAN GALLAGHER HOWARD GITLLX 4 Woodlawn Avenue 108 Gainsborough Street Chelmsford, Mass. Boston, Mass. A.B. English A. B. Psychology- mm STANLEY GORDON 41 Moulton Street Newburyport, Mass. A.B. English MARY GORMLEY 74 Howitt Road West Roxbury, Mass. A. B. Education 31 JOHN J. GRANT, JR. 113 Savin Street Maiden, Mass. A.B. Government DONALD GUSTAFSON 7 Peter Hobart Drive South Hingham, Mass. B. S. Accounting WAYNE HAMILTON 228 Beale Street Quincy, Mass. A.B. English ARTHUR HANDEL 1 1 Gardner Street Brooklinc, Mass. B. S. Accounting 32 BRUCE HARDY 753 Waltham Street Lexington, Mass. B.A. Government JOHN HARRIGAN 263 Williams Street Stoneham, Mass. B.S. Accounting 33 GEORGE KELLER, III 10 Bald Rock Road Cochituate, Mass. B. A. English HOWARD KOUFFMAN 146 Elton Street Providence, R. I. B. S. Marketing PAUL LA BRECQUE, JR. 208 Highland Avenue Wollaston, Mass. B. S. Marketing PEARL LAGER 81 Florence Street Everett, Mass. B. S. Education 35 RONALD LIBBY 319 Tappan Street Brookline, Mass. B. S. Accounting LEWIS LITWACK 27 Lufbury Street Milton, Mass. B. S. inB.A. Management ■ MICHAEL MEMMOLO 178 Lexington Street East Boston, Mass. A. B. Psychology STANLEY MICHALSKI, JR. 131 West Third Street South Boston, Mass. B. S. Accounting DONALD MILLS THOMAS MINICHIELLO 55 Pine Street South Weymouth, Mass. B.S. Economics 210 Byron Street East Boston, Mass. B.S. Management 39 ROBERT MOUTON RONALD MURPHY 1137 Washington Street 54 Silver Hill Road West Rye, N.H. Weston, Mass. A.B. Government B.S. Management TIMOTHY MURPHY JOHN NICHOLSON 11 Hourihan Street Peabody, Mass. B.S. Education 985 Walnut Street Newton Highlands, Mass. A.B. English 41 RICHARD SANTEUSANIO 20 Ridge Road Revere, Mass. A.B. Sociology FRANCIS SARNO 63 Bow Street Somerville, Mass. B. S. Chemistry GERALD SAPHIRE 1414 Blue Hill Avenue Mattapan, Mass. A.B. Government GERALD H. SCHWARTZ 33 Witherbee Avenue Revere, Mass. A.B. Sociology 46 ALBERT SHAPIRO 313 Summit Avenue Brighton, Mass. B.S. Management 47 JOHN SHAUGHNESSY, JR. 42 Amherst Road Waban, Mass. B. S. Management GEORGE SKOVINSKI 25 Temple Street Boston, Mass. A.B. Government 48 OWEN TEEVAN 238 Liberty Street Braintree, Mass. B. S, Accounting BERNARD THOMAS, JR. 30 Abbott Street Newton, Mass. B.S. Marketing CLEMENT TITCOMB, JR. 13 Hawthorne Road Hingham, Mass. A.B. Psychology STEPHEN TRACEY 73 Harriet Street Brighton, Mass. A.B. Economics 49 PAUL WALDMAN 225 Fifth Street Providence, R.I. B. S. Management MARGARET WALSH 92 Rockview Street Jamaica Plain, Mass. A.B. English ROGER WALSH WILLIAM WALSH 67 Saint Marks Road Dorchester, Mass. A.B. English 285 Massachusetts Avenue Arlington, Mass. A.B. English 50 STEVEN WALTON DAVID WEINERMAN 21 Church Street Waltham, Mass. B.S. Business 17 St. Lukes Road Allston, Mass. B.S. Marketing RICHARD WINN Main Street Boxford, Mass. B.S. Biology 51 FACULTY DENNIS C. HALEY PRESIDENT JOHN E. FENTON VICE PRESIDENT THE ADMINISTRATION Joseph H. Strain Assistant Dean George Higley Director of Placement D. Bradley Sullivan Director of Admissions Richard J. Sullivan Director of Libraries Mary A. Hefron Recorder 55 Dorothy M. McNamara Bursar HHH Wmm Way TOP RIGHT: Beverly Levasseur. MIDDLE: Barbara McManus and Janet Ruzzano. LEFT: Louise Heffernan. Mrs. Reilly Mariann Clark Beth Lindberg THE SECRETARIES Behind every man there is a woman and behind every function- ing institution there is a staff of nimble -fingered smiling nymphs (secretaries). At times one could not be sure if they were work- ing for the students, administration, or themselves. Nevertheless, marks and bills went out and rising above the tumult were those valiant ladies . Mary Crowley Alice DeRosa 56 PERSONNEL 57 Library Staff: Pauline Natale, Jackie Auffrey, Janice Kauf- man, center Pat Brown. Dr. Dion Archion Xenia Augeros John R. Burton Government Guidance Education That ' s a very good question. Oh go ahead, ask me. How do ya spell curriculum? Which hand has the MGM ' s? Thomas E. Connors English Paul C. Deane English No appointments during my siesta, gringo. We ' ll have to keep these Confidential. Then you ' ll need collateral William F. Homer Journalism Russell Howland Biology And now reproduction . . . Dr. Vera Lee Languages Hugh Heffner! to see me? Dr. Chase Kimball Economics Cheese ! Charles Law Physical Education Hang the expense oo s . . . 62 Dr. Leo Licbcrman Psychology Let ' s check Crossack on that. Peter MacLean Speech Hell of a guy, ain ' t I! Even profs cut class Dr. Richard H. Maehl Chemistry A male ' s Maehl. Emmanuel T. Mello Journalism Who signed Ernest Hemingway? John J. Mahoney Business Size 22 1 2 shirts discontinued? 1 bat ' s eye, 5 tbs. dried blood, a Leper ' s lip, and boil. Edith Moss Mathematics Won ' t it be fun? ■Milk ' Dr. Ella Murphy English William E. O ' Connor Business Dr. Eugene J. O ' Neil English Henry Miller has a fine style ! Yup, 50 push-ups every day. Little green men? Shuddup ! Coach Charles Law, in his eighteenth season as varsity coach of the Suffolk basketball team, led his squad to another successful season. This year the Rams won 10 and lost 8. Coach Law has an excellent lifetime record of 200 victories and 121 defeats. The Rams were led to the finals in the Babson Tournament by Captain George Summers, Ronnie Cinelli, ana All New England selection Bill Vrettis . This team, as a whole, was one of the top scoring in New England. The graduating members of this year ' s team are George Summers, Paul LaBrecque, Wayne Hamilton, Bob O ' Neil, and Tom Regal. Because of an unusually strong Freshman team, Coach Law is looking forward to an even better year in ' 65. BASKETBALL Driscoll passes off 72 73 Dunn drives by Brandeis defender. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM BACK ROW: 1. to r. Coach George Doucet, Frank Driscoll, Fred Knox, Andy Anderson, Jay Crowley. KNEELING FRONT: Ken DiBona, Don Brownell. 74 BASEBALL The Suffolk University Baseball Team had a successful season by winning 7 out of 12 games . Coach George Doucet ' s Rams were led by the heavy hitting Steve Tracey, Ralph Walker, Ronnie Cinelli, and the pitching of Dennis Caron, who won 5 games . Jack Daly and John Cummings rounded out the pitching staff, each winning a game apiece . This was a young ball club, so the outlook for next season is bright . The graduating members of this year ' s team are: Steve Tracey, John Cum- mings, and John Grant. Coach Doucet Ralph Walker Steve Tracey VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM KNEELING: 1. to r. Bob Montuori, Tony Camelio, Ronnie Cinelli, John Daly, Len Katz, Bob Penta, STANDING: John Cummings, Ralph Walker, Sonny Lane, Dennis Caron, Bill Dugan, Tim Collins, Steve Tracey, John Grant, Coach George Doucet. GOLF Bob A Hard Dave Harrigan Varsity Golf Team L. to r. : Bob Allard, Paul Strokes, Dave Harrigan, Chuck Tedeman, Tom Downey. The Suffolk University Golf Team entered their third season in the Intercollegiate Golf Association. Coach George Highley ' s team lost some close matches but finished strongly by winning three out of their last four matches against Lowell State, New England College, and Bryant . Dave Harrigan and Captain Chuck Tedeman were Suffolk ' s leading golfers with scores in the mid and low seventies. Dave Harrigan tees off on the 20th hole. Helping a teammate. 70 Bob Hope and Bing Crosby INTRAMURALS Shazam -- now change back into Matt Fink! ! Hawk-eye nearly gets a re- bound . . . David said don ' t put your feet on chairs! 79 Audubon Society of Suffolk (A.S.S.) STUDENT LIFE ■ SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SEATED: E. Ashenden, C. Gitik, STANDING: W. Walsh, and R. Santeusanio. STUDENT GOVERNMENT SEATED L. toR. M. Fink, S. Dubin L. Bonfanti, A. Wiswcll, B. Bates, W. Walsh, STANDING: E. Phelan, A. Cioffi, P. Ncvins, E. Stein, B. Bclmonte, L. McVay, J. Cosgrovc, W. Jones, B. DiCarlo, N. Walker. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS FRONT: V. P. Leon Toursignant, Pres. Ed Phelan. REAR: Sec. Barbara Young, Treas. Benedetto Salvucci. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS FRONT: Sec. Ruth Rydberg, Treas. Judy Crawley. BACK: V. P. Tom Armstrong, Pres James Cosgrove. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS REAR: Treas. R. Kane, Sec. S. Collctti. FRONT: Pres. A. Cioffi, V.P. P. Stafford. GAMMA SIGMA UPSILON FIRST ROW: L. to R. S. Linden, N. Haddigan, L. Castle, V. Kohn, E Stein, P. Sinman, L. Broughton. 2nd ROW: B. Belmonte, S. Dubin, J. Coluntino, J. Crawley, A. Fclzani, S. Jennings. 3rd ROW: L. Morad, R. Morad, M. Toohcy, P. Lager, D. Baumanis, P. Ryan, S. Wallace. 83 NEWMAN CLUB FIRST ROW: L. to R. R. Laley, S. Fitzgerald, J. Beaton, E. De- Graan, R. Bates, R. LeBlanc. 2nd ROW: C. Pesquale, B. Har- rison, T. Dempsey, G. Mullen, T. Craven, D. Carter, L. Bon- fanti, K. Nasif. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB FIRST ROW: L. to R. L. Albertson, J. Coletto, M. Gabriel, C. Nikitopoulos, T. Armstrong, J. Kenyon, M. Alpert, 2nd ROW: T. Craven, R. Gilmore, G. Lussier, J. Raftery, C. Titcomb, M. Memmollo, P. Galvani. DEBATE CLUB FRONT: L. to R. L. Tousignant, L. Adams, C. Butler, REAR: F. Hallissey, R. Canavan, J. Foster, P. Sullivan. 84 A.M.A. FIRST ROW: L. to R. R. Murphy, D. Wiseman, M. Donahue, R. Corduck, P. Zeytoonjian, R. Therrian, M. Borden, D. Wien- erman, G. Bergman, V. Chaipackdee, 2nd ROW: J. Ratner, L. McVay, D. Carrigg, C. Cargolovski, R. Landry, J. Dynan, L. Litwack, J. Daugherty, B. Thomas, R. Steinhilber, D. Waldron, T. Britt, 3rd ROW: E. Nawn, R. Lustgarten, J. Miller, S. Whitlock, J. Wolfe, J. Shaughnessy, N. Darcy. 1 PHI ALPHA THETA L. to R. Dr. Sarafian, J. Babin, S. Jennings, Prof. Floyd, Dr. Hartmann, L. Bonfanti. The History Honor Society re- stricts its membership to students who have achieved a 2.4 average in a minimum of 15 hours in history and who have an over-all average of 2.0. POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB SEATED: L. to R. M. Fink, V. Mastxangclo, D. Wcinennan, 03 STANDING: B. Paid, R. Mouton, F. Benjamin. SUFFOLK JOURNAL STANDING: L. to R. P. Nevins, K. Porter, G. Schwartz, S. Dubin, S. McAlister, R. Rydberg, S. Holden, J. Cosgrove, L. Bonfanti. SEATED: J. Coluntino, J. Nichol- son, Editor Matt Fink, A. Rogash, A. Wiswell, J. Grant. HUMANITIES CLUB FIRST ROW: L. to R. P. Ryan, M. Malia, P. Cheverie, Dr. Petherick, S. Mc- Carthy, P. Sinman, S. Dubin, E. Gilman, R. Mouton, 2nd ROW: C. O ' Connor, D. Demeter, P. Nevins, 3rd ROW: S. Jennings, E. Phelan, R. Cashman, 4th ROW: T. Armstrong, R. Baker, D. LeCam, P. McCarthy. 86 . 7 a DELTA SIGMA PI FIRST ROW: L. to R. T. Britt, R. Corduck, W. Frazer, N. Darcy, M. Cohen, M. Donahue, W. DiSilva, J. E ynan, L. Sarvar, D. Hennessey, 2nd ROW: R. Darling, J. Neugent, T. Minichiello, R. Quinn, L. Litwack, D. Carrigg, Prof. Sullivan, M. Borden, R. Serafian, J. Berman, P. Zeytoonjian. 3rd ROW: J. Hart, G. Dorfman, J. Miller, G. Harris, R. DiCarlo, D. Wiseman, G. Tingus, H. Kara, J. McLaughlin, H. Clarke, S. Whitlock, L. McVay, J. Daugherty, J. Bennett, R. Murphy, R. Therrian, S. Cohen, J. Donavan. BEACON STAFF STANDING: L. to R. R. Rydberg, P. Lager, K. Porter, A. Rogash, Co-Editor John Grant, Co-Editor Gerry Schwartz, S. Gordon. 87 S.AM. FIRST ROW: L. to R. D. Wiseman, G. Tingus, R. Murphy, R. Corduck, L. McVay, R. Quinn, J. Berman, D. Weinerman, P. Zeytoonjian, V. Chaipackdee, 2nd ROW: J. Shaughnessy, D. Carrigg, C. Galoosky, R. Landry, L. Litvvack, H. Clark, G. Mullen, B. Thomas, B. Frazer, F. Trabuke, M. Kagno. ALPHA PHI OMEGA FIRST ROW: L. to R. J. Jacobs, J. Douglas, P. Nagorniuk, R. LeBlanc, G. Trottman, L. Palmer, R. Bates, 2nd ROW: E. Phelan, R. Dube, G. Higley, W. Boie, Dean Goodrich, S. Mitchell, A. D ' Attanasio, 3rd ROW: G. Feely, P. Pagington, P. Mick, P. Clark, K. Nasif, B. Palmaccio, C. Butler, P. Nevins, C. Santagate, A. Cioffi. WHO ' S WHO SEATED: L. to R. M. Fink, C. Gitik, C. Pcllerin, L. Bonfanti, STANDING: L. McVay, G. Schwartz, A. Rogash. 88 SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW: L. to R. J. Cohen, R. Baker, R. Levinson, W. Melvin, C. Vaillencourt, D. Sazinsky, 2nd ROW: A. Cioffi, B. Balan, D. Sands, S. Wallace, P. Sinman, A. Clay, 3rd ROW: R. Umbro, J. Jojokian, T. Savage, P. Larreau, C. Davis, Prof. Leftin, Dr. West, Prof. How land, J. Driscoll. GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: L. to R. D. Baumanis, D. Mc- Nally, R. Rydberg, B. Belmonte, L. Broughton, P. Calhoun, 2nd ROW: S. Mc- Allister, R. Morad, L. Castle, P. Sinman, Dir. L. Siagel, A. Clay, 3rd ROW: R. Le- Blanc, R. DiCarlo, D. Trimble, P. Pagington, S. Mitchell, B. Balan. ■ 9HM PHI BETA CHI FIRST ROW: L. to R. Dr. Friedman, Prof. Howland, Dr. Haley, L. Anoli, Dr. West, 2nd ROW: S. McAlister, C. Davis, A. Clay, B. Donabedian, R. Hawks, G. Allen, D. Sands, R. Baker, 3rd ROW: Dr. Sarafian, Miss Moss, Prof. Leftin, Prof. Heigho, J. Driscoll, W. Melvin, M. Waldron, J. Cohen. 89 THE CAMPUS Although our campus was not the largest, it was a setting for every- thing from sun -worshipping and cutting classes to studying and informal faculty- student discussions. And keep off the sidewalk! But I was here first! Oh No ! An eagle ! Dear B. A. A. Good job, Men. Nobody stole it in 4 years! CRAMMING Communal Studying . . Serious cramming 91 1 u Meeting the Trustees Hallmarks Bob Bates, Mr. Suffolk England ' s Ambassador LEADERS OF FOREIGN WORLD POWER, OF ADMINISTRATION, OF FUTURE SOCIETY, HAVE ALL BEEN INSTRUMENTAL IN THE FOUR -YEAR MATURATION PROCESS OF SUFFOLK GRADUATES. Mr. Bonfanti and friend of Direction James Babin receives high- est honors A small token of appreciation ■k 1k to a man of immeasurable cooperation Later Matt, later Coiffures by Rydberg txeet Monastery The kitchen often becomes an area for eating, studying, and gossip . LIVING Although more hectic than gracious, those who chose to break the umbilical cord of their homes found it a rewarding experience. Boys learned they could cook and clean; the distaff found that they could not. Because of strict university supervision, it was easy to cultivate good study habits as everyone was usually in bed by 10:00 . . . Monday morning, Beauty and the Books 95 Hello, Boston Gardens? We ' d like to rent . . . Colburn ' s elves . . ROOM 40 Aptly termed the Student Activities Office as this is where dances are planned, thousands of dollars change hands, golden voiced announcements eminate from, and Machiavellian plots are hatched. Many believe it to be a secret society, but those who ven- ture there find only confusion. The Voice of Suffolk All right, you ' ll get in the book. 96 Hootenanny Suffolk ' s first Hootenanny proved successful. The Barrington Balladeers provided the entertain- ment for the first half of the show, and great enter- tainment it was . The second half featured Jackie Washington, who has been a leading participant in the Boston and Cambridge milieu for many years . Jackie sings Shenendoah MISS CAMPUS CHEST u 64 Lovely to look at . . . Informal Newman Club Meeting WHETHER SOCIAL, POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS. OR CIVIC ACTIVITIES, FOR FUN The second annual Variety Show sponsored by the Stu- dent Government and di- rected by Lee Daniels proved to be a successful and entertaining undertak- ing. Suffolk students sur- prised both themselves and the audience by exhibiting a diversified range of show- manship . Suffolk ' s answer to the Smother ' s Brothers. MOONLIGHT CRUISE Below Deck . . . Hank, I ' m going to be sick . . . 109 All ashore that ' s going ashore PROM The 1964 Prom was held in the medieval setting of the Longwood Towers, Brookline to the music of Walter Cisco . Peggy Walsh was selected as queen. It was a decision based both on beauty and a high degree of interest and participation in the University through extracurricular activities. The evening was a fitting capstone to Jr . - Sr. Week and, for most, four memor- able and profitable years . GRADUATION Dr. Dennis C. Haley presided at the 1964 com- mencement exercises held at the Donnelly Memorial Theatre on June fourteenth. For Dr. Haley, who is retiring, it was the end of a career, and for those graduating, the beginning . Guest speaker, Senator John O. Pastore, who is Vice Chairman of the Joint Committee on Nuclear Energy, challenged us to complete the American dream . You are the ones to whom America must look. You are the educated ones . You have searched for truth. 115 Activities ELAINE ABRAMS: Suffolk Players, Science Club. THOMAS F. ADAMS: Dean ' s List. LAWRENCE G. ALBERT: Humanities Club. JOHN J. ALVES: LOUIS J. ANOLI: Science Club. Dean ' s List, Phi Beta Chi, Pres. ELAINE L. ASHENDEN: Sec. Junior Class, Sec. Senior Class, G.S.U., Cheer- leader, captain, Miss Suffolk 1963. JAMES E. BABIN: Pol. Sci. Club, Pi Gamma Nu. EDWARD J. BARRETT: Pol. Sci. Club. Newman Club, Humanities Club. MARTY BARROLL: Psyc. Club, Pres., Soc. Club, Pi Gamma Nu, Dean ' s List. RICHARD F. BATES: Newman Club. JOSEPH F. BEATON: Newman Club, Sec, Jr. -Sr. Week Committee, 63-64. CLIFFORD BEDRICK: WAYNE E. BELLES: A.M. A. ROBERT J. BOARDMAN: Dean ' s List. LEONARD A. BONFANTI: Stud. Gov ' t., Pres., Dean ' s List. Phi Alpha Theta, Journal Staff, Newman Club, Who ' s Who, Miss Campus Chest, Delta Alpha Pi. MEL BORDEN: Delta Sigma Pi, Sec, A.M. A., Sec. JAMES M. BURKE: Newman Club, Marketing Club. MARGARET BURKE: Soc. Club, Newman Club, Dean ' s List, Gamma Sigma Upsilon . BONITA A. BUTLER: Newman Club, Pol. Sci. Club, Educ. Assoc., Gamma Sigma Upsilon, Glee Club, Spanish Club, Variety Show, Recog. Day Award. DORIS M. CALLAHAN: Newman Club, Educ. Assoc., Humanities Club, G.S.U. ROBERT J. CANAVAN: Dean ' s List, Debating Club, Pres., Stud. Gov ' t., Journal Staff, Who ' s Who, Pi Gamma Nu . DAVID V. CARLSON: Newman Club. JOHN P. CARLSON: Newman Club. JOHND. CARRIGG: Delta Sigma Pi, Pres., S.A.M., A.M. A., Humanities Club. WILLIAM H. CELATA: Pol. Sci. Club, Treas., Chrmn., Newman Club, Suf- folk Players, A.M. A., Journal Staff. VIRA CHAIPACKDEE: S.A.M., A.M. A., Psyc. Club. LESLIE E. CHEDEKEL: Dean ' s List. BARRY CLAYMAN: RICHARD CODAIR: MELVYND. COHEN: Dean ' s List. RONALD C. CONANT: Dean ' s List, Humanities Club, Journal Staff. GERALD J. CONCANNON: Newman Club, Humanities Club, Pol. Sci. Club. WILHELMINAB. CONCEPCION: ROBERT J. CORDUCK, JR .: Delta Sigma Pi, S.A.M., V.P., A.M. A., Treas. JOHN J. CUMMINGS: Baseball, Educ. Assoc., Student of Year ' 62, Vets Club. WILLIAM A. DARLING: Delta Sigma Pi, Dean ' s List. JOAN DIAS: Fresh. Class, Sec, Humanities Club, G.S.U., Sec, Recog. Day Award, Psyc. Club, Sec, Newman Club. JOAN F. DISILVA: Newman Club. ERNEST G. DIXON, JR.: EDWARD R. DOGHERTY: Eve. Stud. Gov ' t., V.P. ROBERT D. DONOVAN: A.M. A. JOHN T. DOOLE: A.M. A. BRIAN DOOLING: GERALD S. DORFMAN: Delta Sigma Pi, A.M. A., Pol. Sci. Club. WILLIAM DRISCOLL: EDWARD J. DUCHARME: JAMES R. EGAN: Beacon Staff, Dean ' s List, Suffolk Players, Newman Club, Recog. Day Award, Stud, of Year ' 63. LESTER C. FARRINGTON, JR.: S.A.M. MICHAEL D. FENTON: Span. Club, Science Club. 116 Activities ROBERT S. FIJAL: MATTHEW J. FINK: Pol. Sci. Club, Journal Staff, Bus. Man., Editor, Jr. -Sr. Week Committee, Who ' s Who, Stud. Gov ' t. Rep., School Rep. Mid-Atlantic Model Gen. Assembly. ROBERT J. FLEMING: Vets Club, Humanities Club, Newman Club, Pol. Sci. Club. THOMAS F. FLYNN: Science Club, Dean ' s List. DONALD F. FUCCI: Science Club. MARYANN GABRIEL: Dean ' s List, Psyc . Club, V.P., Psyc. Newsletter, Editor, Journal Staff, Humanities Club, Jazz Club, G.S.U. SUSAN GALLAGHER: CONSTANCE C. GITIK: Sr. Class, Treas . , Newman Club, Treas . , Pi Gamma Nu, G.S.U. , Pol. Sci. Club, Who ' s Who. HOWARD L. GITLIN: Psych. Club. STANLEY C. GORDON: Beacon Staff, Jr. -Sr. Week Committee. MARY GORMLEY: JOHN J. GRANT, JR.: Beacon Staff, Co-Editor, Dean ' s List, Newman Club, V.P., Varsity Baseball, Vets Club, Variety Show, Pol. Sci. Club, A.M. A., Recog. Day Award, Journal Staff. DONALD GUST AF SON: WAYNE HAMILTON: Basketball. ARTHUR F. HANDEL: S.A.M., Dean ' s List. BRUCE T. HARDY: Suffolk Players, Humanities Club. JOHN D. HARRIGAN: ROBERT HAYDEN: DAVID J. HENNESSEY: Newman Club, A.M. A., Delta Sigma Pi, Dean ' s List. SYDNEY B. HOLDEN: Journal Staff, Suffolk Players. FRANCIS P. HOPKINS, JR.: Newman Club, Humanities Club, Pol. Sci. Club. JAMES KARAGOZIE: Dean ' s List. GE ORGE A. C. KELLER, III: Suffolk Players, Humanities Club, Chess Club, Pres . HOWARD B. KOUFFMAN: A.M. A., S.A.M. PAULA. LABRECQUE, JR.: Basketball, S.A.M. , A.M. A. PEARL R. LAGER: Educ. Assoc., G.S.U., French Club, Humanities Club, Psyc. Club, Suffolk Israelites, Beacon Staff . LORRAINE LANZA: JACK LAUDERMILK: RONALD BRUCE LIBBY: S.A.M., Marketing Club, Cum Laude . LEWIS SIDNEY LITWACK: S.A.M., A.M. A., Delta Sigma Pi, V.P., Dean ' s List . JOHN LAWRENCE LONDON: Journal Staff, Editor, Dean ' s List, Literary Magazine, Ed. JOHN J. LORDAN: GEORGE }. MASTIN: Dean ' s List, Marketing Club. VITOT. MASTRANGELO: Pol. Sci. Club, Sec. PETER C. MCCARTHY: Humanities Club, Pol. Sci. Club, Newman Club, Alpha Phi Omega. JOHN J. McCOLE: Dean ' s List, Recog. Day Award. LAWRENCE T. McVAY, JR.: Jr. Class, V.P., Stud. Gov ' t., Jr. -Sr. Week Committee, Alpha Phi Omega, Delta Sigma Pi, S.A.M., Pres., A.M. A., Humanities Club, Newman Club, Who ' s Who, Prom Committee, Miss Cam- pus Chest. MICHAEL A. MEMMOLO: Psyc. Club, Journal Staff, Business Mgr. STANLEY T. MACHALSKI, JR.: DONALD I. MILLS: S.A.M., Dean ' s List. THOMAS J. MINICHIELLO: S.A.M., A.M. A., Delta Sigma Pi, Dean ' s List. SID MITCHELL: Humanities Club, Variety Show, Alpha Phi Omega, Glee Club, Suffolk Players, Protestant Club. 117 Activities LOUISE M. MORAN: Cheerleader, Newman Club, Sec, Humanities Club, Glee Club, Educ. Assoc., Sec, G.S.U., Recog. Day Award., Stud. Gov ' t. Rep. ROBERT B. MOUTON: Pol. Sci. Club, Humanities Club, Journal Staff. RONALD T. MURPHY: S.A.M., Treas., A.M. A., Delta Sigma Pi, Newman Club. TIMOTHY MURPHY: JOHNS. NICHOLSON: Journal Staff, Contr . Ed., Assoc. Ed., Dean ' s List. CHARLES NIKITOPOULOS: Psyc. Club, Pres., Humanities Club, Dean ' s List. JAMES BRUCE O ' NEIL: Soc. Club, Psych. Club, Dean ' s List. ROBERT E. O ' NEILL: Basketball, Dean ' s List. MARIANN PANNE SI: G.S.U., Educ Assoc., Newman Club. BARRY R. PAUL: Humanities Club, Pol. Sci. Club, Dean ' s List. ALBERT PIKE: KEVIN A. PORTER: Journal Staff, Beacon Staff. EDWARD J. POWERS: Dean ' s List, A.M. A., S.A.M. C. RAYFORD QUINN, JR.: Humanities Club, A.M. A., S.A.M. Sec, Delta Sigma Pi . JOHN P. RAFTERY: Psych. Club, Dean ' s List, Track. ALBERT RAYMOND: Pre -Legal Club, S.A.M., Humanities Club, Journal Staff, Beacon Staff. THOMAS E. REGAL: Basketball, Variety Show. CALVIN F . RINGQUIST: ALFRED ROGASH: Journal Staff, Assoc Ed., Educ. Assoc., V.P., Beacon Staff. MARIA A. ROSSINO: Newman Club, Humanities Club. DAVID J. SALTO: Spanish Club. RICHARD SANTEUSANIO: V.P. Sen. Class, V.P. Newman Club, Psych. Club, Soc Club, Rec. Day Award, Jr. -Sr. Week Comm., Miss Campus Chest. GERALD SAPHIRE: Who ' s Who, Romance Lang. Hon. Society, Debating Club, Drama Club, Marketing Club, Variety Show. FRANCIS L. SARNO: Sci. Club Pres. GERALD H. SCHWARTZ: Treas. Jr. Class, Jr. Ed. Beacon, 63, Editor, 64, Dean ' s List, Pi Gamma Nu, Who ' s Who, Journal Staff, Recog. Day Award, 63-64, Jr. -Sr. Week Comm., Soc. Club, Psych. Club, Intramural Basket- ball, Campus Chest. MARJORIE D. SERKIN: Stud. Gov ' t. Rep., Journal Staff, Dean ' s List. ALBERT SHAPIRO: S.A.M., A.M. A., Glee Club. JOHN F. SHAUGHNESSY: A.M. A., S.A.M. GEORGE M. SKOVINSKI: Human. Club, Newman Club, Pol. Sci. Club. LAURENCE M. STARR: Pol. Sci. Club, Mid -Atlantic Model Gen. Assembly. GEORGE E. SUMMERS, JR.: Basketball Capt . , A.M. A., S.A.M., Treas. Delta Sigma Pi . OWEN J. TEE VAN: JOHN J. TEGAN, JR.: Newman Club, Pres. Chairman Boston Chapter, V.P. Jr. Class, J. -Sr. Week Comm., Variety Show Chairman, Campus Chest, Beacon Staff. BERNARD F. THOMAS, JR.: A.M. A. CLEMENT TITCOMB, JR.: Psych. Club. STEPHEN B. TRACEY: Mgr. Basketball, Baseball Capt., G.B.A. Baseball, Dean ' s List, Pol. Sci. Club, Stud, of Year, 64. PAUL WALDMAN: MARGARET WALSH: Glee Club, G.S.U., Beacon Staff. ROGER J. WALSH: Beacon Staff. WILLIAM E. WALSH: Baseball 1,2,3,4, Stud. Gov ' t 1,2,3,4, Pres. Jr. Class, Pres. Sr. Class, Newman Club, Vets Club, Dean ' s List, Hon. Miss Campus Chest . STEVEN R. WALTON: DAVID I. WEINERMAN: V.P. A.M. A., Pol. Sci. Club Sec, S.A.M. RICHARD H. WINN: Sci. Club, Dean ' s List, Phi Beta Chi. 118 COMPLIMENTS OF THE SUFFOLK UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS A FRIEND CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1964 FROM THE FRESHMAN CLASS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1964 FROM THE S UFFOLK JO URN A L STAR MARKETS The Quality Leader THE FOOD STORES FOR PEOPLE WHO CARE BRUNCH LTD. OPERATORS OF YOUR SNACK BAR COMPLIMENTS OF RUPERT C. THOMPSON, JR. COMPLIMENTS OF THE PARKER HOUSE A SHERRARD HOTEL POPULAR MEETING PLACE FOR THE LAW SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION -- TRUSTEES, FACULTY, AND STUDENT BODY. FACILITIES AVAILABLE ACCOMMODATING GROUPS FROM FOUR TO FOUR HUNDRED. SIMMONS ' PACKAGE STORE, INC 210 Cambridge St. Boston CA 7-2223 Free Delivery Finest Selection of Imported And American Wines And Liquors Qualified Wine Consultants Compliments Of THE NEWMAN CLUB With Best Wishes From GANSOLIN CHEMICAL PRODUCTS CO 60 K Street South — Boston, Mass. Tel . Hancock 6-9482 Soaps Wax Experts Since 1892 OLD ARCH INN RESTAURANT TOWN ROOM COCKTAIL LOUNGE Available For Parties Small Or Large In The Heart Of The City BEACON HILL KITCHEN Open 8A.M. To 9 P.M. Businessman ' s Special 99 Steak $3.50 23 Joy Street Boston, Mass Compl iments Of JOHN C. PAIGE COMPANY 40 Broad Street Boston 9, Mass . College — School And Camp Dept, Student Insurance Plans Best Wishes To The Class Of 1964 From CONDA ' S RESTAURANT Best Wishes And Good Luck To The Class Of 1964 From THE INTERNATIONAL FRATERNITY OF DELTA SIGMA PI DELTA PSI CHAPTER UNION OYSTER HOUSE 143 Stuart Street Boston Liberty -- 2-9091 Famous For Lobster Sea Food Near Theatres And Hotels Open 11: A.M. To 10:00 P.M. Including Sunday SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF MANAGEMENT SAM. Compliments Of BOSTOTS MUTUAL. STUART STREET. BOSTON 16. MASSACHUSETTS Compliments Of THE LEXINGTON PRESS School And College Printers 7 Oxford Street Lexington, Mass. 02173 Our Sincere Best Wishes THE YOUR Mndepende Insurance M AGENT INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA Executive Office: 110 MILK STREET • BOSTON 7, MASSACHUSETTS ONE OF THE EMPLOYERS ' GROUP OF INSURANCE COMPANIES BIRD QUALITY PRODUCTS SINCE 1795 MANUFACTURERS OF PRODUCTS for the HOME BUILDING and PACKAGING INDUSTRIES Compliments Of THE AMERICAN MARKETING ASSOCIA TION Compliments Of JOHN P. CHASE, INC INVESTMENT COUNSEL The Chase Building 535 Boylston Street Boston, Massachusetts 02116 Congratulations Seniors GA LLA GHER ' S DR UG 502 Chelmsford Street Lowell, Massachusetts Congratulations To The CLASS OF 1964 R. C KIRKWOOD Member of Advisory Council College of Business Administration PATRONS REP. GEORGE SACCO MAURICE MERSON, ESQ. MR. MRS. LOUIS CHEDEKEL MR. MRS. A. J. SCHWARTZ MR. MRS. CLARENCE E. DOOLE MR. MRS. RALPH N. GREAVES MR. MRS. JOHN J. GRANT MR. • MRS. JAMES W. O ' NEIL MRS. ALICE N. AGNEW THOMAS I. NICHOLSON MR. MRS. ISADORE CLAYMAM MR. MRS. BENARD F. THOMAS MR. MRS. JAMES H. EGAN MR. MRS. EDWARD J. BARRETT THE BEACON CHAMBERS Best Wishes To The Class of 1964 From PRESIDENT HALEY June 29, 1964 EDITORS ' NOTE The 64 BEACON is published with the hope of depicting Suffolk University and its population, academically, socially, and cultur- ally. To do this, it is impossible to strictly confine the book to the Senior Class. We attempted to keep with the trend of humor recent- ly introduced in this publication. It is our feeling that it makes sec- tions suchas the Faculty more meaningful and enjoyable, than would a simple listing. In breaking with tradition we had a collegiate size book, the use of duotone, as well as four color processes, a digni- fied cover, and a higher grade of paper stock. We would particularly like to thank Ruth Rydberg and Sandy Mc- Alister for their cooperation and countless hours of time. 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The Best In Fine Food And Liquors Roast Beef Our Specialty Boston ' s Favorite Bookstore New Books of All Publishers The Best in Paperbacks Fine Bindings — Old Rare Books Party Goods wu TV Greeting Cards : Gift Wraps Stationery-Art Supplies Shower Wedding Needs-Gifts Downtown Boston-32 91 Franklin Street Also At Chestnut Hill Northshore Southshore Shopping Centers Compliments Of JOHN GRIFFIN Best Wishes JJowARDjounson$ Restaurants . Motor Lodges . Frozen Foods CONGRATULATIONS TO THE. CLASS OF 1964 FROM THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT BEST WISHES AND GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1964 FROM THE SOPHOMORE CLASS BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1964 FROM THE JUNIOR CLASS