Suffolk University - Beacon Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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1 TERESA A. ADAMS, Bachelor of Science; Major, Elementary Education; Minor, Sociology: Dean ' s List. MARCY R. ADEL- MAN. Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. STE- PHEN R. ALLEN, Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. VITO J. AL- KIA. Bachelor of Arts. JOHN J. ANDREOLA. Bachelor of Arts. THEO- DORE E. ANGELOS. Bachelor of Science in Busi- ness Administration. WIL- LIAM M. APPEL. Bachelor of Arts. (TOP LEFT) PAUL F. APPLEBAl M. Bachelor ' if Science; Major. Sociol- ogy; Minor. Psvchologv: Dean ' s List. Science Club. LEO G. ARSENAULT. Bachelor of Arts. (MIDDLE LEFT) STEPHEN A. AU- TIELLO. Bachelor of Sci- ence; Major. Education; Minor. Social Studies: Golf. Golf letter. (BOTTOM LEFT) MICHAEL W. AYOLA. Bachelor of Sci- ence in Business Adminis- tration; Major. Manage- ment; S.A.M.. President. Phi .Alpha TAl . Political Science Club. Venture Contributor. Student Government Committees. Management Achievement Award. (TOP RIGHT) WILLIAM B. BAER. Bachelor of Arts: Major. Philosophy; Minor. English: Coalition for New Politics. (BOTTOM RIGHT) DONALD M. BALANSKY. Bachelor of Science in Business Administration.

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As President of this University, it is a privilege to congratulate the Class of 1969 on its graduation and to welcome you to the ranks of our alumni. For some of you this graduation will complete all the formal education that you may ever have, but you must never forget that in our changing society no one ' s education can ever be completed. Indeed, your true education will now begin. The knowledge that you have gained at Suffolk will no doubt increase your capacity to learn from all of life ' s experiences so that whatever your abilities, you will be able to assume the responsibility required of every good citizen. It is now in your power to make the most of your capacity to learn so that you can realize your full potential. These are troubled times when you can no longer expect a smooth career mapped out before you. Nor can you be concerned only with your own problems, for the problems of your fellowmen will infringe on your daily actions in countless ways. Because of the complex issues in which you will be involved, you will need to use every ounce of competence that you have acquired. You will be called upon to make choices among conflicting policies. The survival of our democratic system rests on your ability to make those choices wisely when they confront you. I am confident that with the training you have received from the dedicated aneLJcnowledgeable faculty of this institution you will go forth to meet the challenge of your opportunities. I am proud of you now and expect to be even prouder when I hear of your accomplishments in the future. I commend and congratulate you and wish you every success in your future endeavors. ( John E. Fenton President 21

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(TOP LEFT) STEPHEN J BANDLIAN, Bad STL ART BANTIT. Bachelor of Science in Busine tion. PAUL E. BARBER. Bachelor of Science in HELEN M. belor of .Arts. BARRON. JAMES L MIDDLE LEFT, ROBERT C BATAL. Bach- elor of Science in Business Administration: Major, M r. iHement: Finance Club. AMA. aOP RIGHT j WINTHROP F BATES. Bachelor of Science: Major. Journalism: Minor. English. | MIDDLE RIGHT) RJTA M BATTLES. Bachelor of Arts: Ma; or. B:;logv and Chemistry; Minor. Mathe- matics: Gamma Si rrii Sisma — Social ChairmarL Science Club — Vice Presi- dent. Newman Club. Who ' s Yvi; ?r rJ- H TOM RIGHT Ft . - v- Minor. - Presi- de dub. SA.XL (BOT- : Major. 23