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

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THOMAS G. GOODWIN Came to law school after a long and illustrious career in the advertising world. He is the only member of the graduating class who served as an of- ficer in both World Wars. His pertinent comment on important matters was al- Ways appreciated by his younger and less experienced classmates. Tom is a holder of an A.B. and A.M. from Harvard. A veteran of the Army Air Force Dean's List, 1-2-3 ,ff f ff' 2 ' JOHN H. GREEN A good student and jovial fellow, John's best attribute is his ability to nar- rate a good story much to the pleasure of his many friends. John is planning to make Marblehead proud of his accom- plishments by reaching new heights in the legal field.

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MARK J. GALLAGHER Comes to us from the United States Naval Academy where he received his B.S. degree. Mark was always active in various class discussions concerning the law. A fine student and a true gentleman, Mark will always be listed among the successful graduates of our class. A veteran ofthe U. S. Navy Dean's List, 1-2-3 W ZR 9? was ,g ' fi 3 W M V - Q: sq' VERNON FLETCHER Quiet and unassuming. Likeable Vern does not make a pretentious show- ing of his knowledge of the law. His man- ner has obtained for him a host of friends at Suffolk.

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LAWRENCE P. HEMINGWAY Another of the members of the graduating class who received all of his legal and pre-legal education here at Suffolk University. Larry has a very keen sense of humor, one that almost belies his innate studiousness. He is a very popular fellow with his classmates and should go far in his chosen profes- sion. A veteran of the Army Air Force N V Y' ,x S: in 1:1 .45 . 2 X. MM. , , 5?-Z'r, ' 4 QW! ,LMT Q - . , 72 u , f - 15- : f'v37 f5 ' - 'QP az? 1-igfllz'-,'f'g .. Awwziz,--:,g4,p-..M2: 5 I V 2 1121- - ','f'2fi2. 123 'il' fy 5 at- 'f1.If - fa yygafti--4 la STEPHEN S. JEWETT Steve shared honors with Sully Sullivan as our selection for All-Ameri- can-Boy , a distinction Well-deserved. He is one of the outstanding scholars of the Class and has succeeded admirably in blending his legal capacities with outside interests, weather permitting. If we had a Ski Club , Steve would be unani- mously elected President and all meet- ings would be held on the slopes of New Hampshire. He was graduated from Dartmouth College in 1940 and Amos Tuck School in 1941. Received his A.B. and M.C.S. degrees. Steve loves to fly, a habit which he picked up while in the service. Upon graduation, he plans to re- turn to Laconia, New Hampshire where his father is a prominent attorney. A veteran of the Navy Air Force Dean's List, 1-2-3