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

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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

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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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PETER C. DiTOMMASO Came to Suffolk from Norwich Uni- versity in Vermont. Is a quiet fellow and an ardent Philatelist, music lover, and bowler. He has a contagious personality and is a line conversationalist. A veteran of the U. S. Army , X, 1. X 'fi .975 2 S . S DANIEL J. DONAVAN Big Dan is a popular and familiar figure about these hallowed walls of legal learning. His influence and presence are always keenly felt. He was a fine student of the law and doubtlessly will be an equally fine lawyer one of these days. Dan's sport is football having played for Danvers High and Great Lakes when the latter defeated Notre Dame. Dan is strictly Navy having done a four-year stretch down Pacific way. He received his A.A. degree from Suffolk University in the field of Business Administration. A veteran of the U. S. Navy