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

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NICHOLAS C. CROSSEN Spent his undergraduate days at Tufts and Northeastern. Nick is one of the most popular members of the class and an avid participant in all the activi- ties of the law school. Serious and earn- est. He will be a credit to the legal pro- fession. A veteran of the Army Air Force Dean's List, 1, 3 fi ALBERT F. CURRAN With singular unanimity, Al Cur- ran was voted the most handsome stu- dent of the Class of 1949. In addition to being President of the Bachelor's Club, Al' was elected to the Vice-presidency of the Class. An ardent sports fan. His chief interest, apart from law, lies with the gridiron. We understand he played football in high school days and was a great asset to his team. Ain pre-legaled at Suffolk University. A veteran of the Army Air Force Dean's List, 1 Yearbook Committee

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DONALD A. COLE, JR. Don is one of the most traveled members of our class having attended Northeastern, Cornell, and Muhlenberg. He was one of the finest scholastic foot- ball players in this area in his high school days. Don's personality and studiousness should be great assets in furthering his legal career. A veteran of the U. S. Navy Dean's List, 1-2-3 Yearbook Committee JAMES I. CONSTANTINE Received his A.A. from Suffolk Uni- versity. Jim has Worked hard and dili- gently in his study of the law and as a result has the feeling of personal satis- faction that comes with a task well done. A veteran of the U. S. Navy Dean's List, 1-2-3 Yearbook Committee

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EDWARD K. DALY, JR. Ed's constant and efficient appli- cation of effort combined with his nat- ural genius for the law, resulted in his achieving the highest academic standing in the Class. This coveted distinction could not have been bestowed upon a finer person for Ed has all the traits and characteristics that make for an exemplary lawyer and gentleman. We are proud to have enjoyed his associa- tion. He prelegaled at Suffolk University before entering Suffolk Law School. A veteran of the U. S. Army Dean's List, 1-2-3 I 1-T V ,aff Y ' 14 Vi, . E Fw K IW V -Q ALFONSO M. D'APUZZO Aldap possesses the happy faculty of being able to take things in stride and render himself unmindful of the pres- sures of the day. Yet Aldap was always there when the situation de- manded his presence, and not without a few priceless witticisms or amusing cari- catures. His stories of the war and his tales thereof were always welcome addi- tions to a party. He is vitally interested in sportdom having actively participated in bygone days. Aldap plans to prac- tice law in his home town-Medford. A veteran of the Army Air Force Yearbook Committee