Suffolk University Law School - Lex Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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JOSEPH J. BOLDUC Received his A.B. from The Citadel, one of the finest military schools in the country. Quiet refinement marks him in all he undertakes. A line student he should go far in the legal profession. A veteran of the U. S. Army 1 If fx - U , f -as , K, , fa a- gk. U' - K T.. N gd K SALVATORE JOHN CANINO Johnny started out to become a Country Doctor but changed horses in the middle of one of Wakefield's streams and decided to give himself up to juris- prudence. In so doing, the stature of the legal profession will be strengthened. His approach to the law was masterly and his grades rarely went beyond the first letter in the alphabet. Everyone regards him affectionately and treasures his friendship. Before opening up the law books, he attended Middlesex Uni- versity and Suffolk University. John plans to do graduate Work and enter into the active practice of the law. A veteran of the U. S. Army Dean's List, 1-2-3

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HARRIET D. BERMAN Miss Berman has had the responsi- bility of presenting the Woman's view- point in the field of law and, needless to say, her efforts Were gratified With suc- cess. Her charming and lady-like quali- ties will place her in good stead in future years and have served to remind us that Women have a place in the legal profes- sion. Miss Berman completed her pre- legal training at Boston University. JAMES R. BAKKER Came to Suffolk University from Putnam, Connecticut and then entered the law school. Scholarship and mastery of the spoken Word are two of his dom- inant characteristics. A fine golfer, he was a member of the University golf team. Jim has the best regards of all those with whom he was associated for every success after graduation. A veteran of U. S. Army Dean's List, 1-2-3 Yearbook Committee C3 f 'U'x

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MICHAEL CAPPIELLO Mike received his A.B. from Union College and then made his way back to Boston to attend our law school. We are fortunate in being able to list him among the members of our class as he is a gentleman and scholar. . 4- iff fx 7 Cf Sig DANIEL W. CARNEY Our Class Secretary, figured promi- nently 1n school activities and was always a good source of rich humor among his many friends. Dan is ambi- tious, alert and alive with well-directed energy and is Well suited for the legal profession. During the War, he served with the Navy in the Pacific Theater. Looking at the record, it would appear that he has very definite political aspira- tions along with practising before the bar. Yearbook Committee ?