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

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ROBERT W. REECE Came to us by Way of Westbrook, Maine, and Boston University. His quiet and unassuming manner has Won Bob a legion of friends at the law school. Being diligent and very sincere, he should do well in any branch of the profession he enters. A veteran of the Marine Corps Yearbook Committee f ,ff 1 X fx f ' X ' f 1 P' L 3 K 13 a, 'N , , , ,ff f I 4 A f ' f L 5 f f' ff f 42 L?'?Q?fM :.lgP+ 4 fjgkfw 'X f if .9 W JOHN A. ROSSI Ross is one of Suffolk Law School's most eligible bachelors and the reason, according to Johnny Canine, is that he spends all of his time studying the law. Has made countless friends over his three years in law school because of his amiable personality and selfless spirit. An excellent student of the law, Ross received his prelegal training at Suffolk University. His future plans are to engage in the active practice of the law. A veteran of the Army Air Force Dean's List, 1-2-3

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WILLIAM S. PIDGEON Voted the most popular student of the Class, President Bill Pidgeon occu- pies a very special niche in the minds of all of his classmates as a good law stu- dent, a regular fellow, and a hard worker. Bill received his prelegal at the Uni- versity Where he received his A.A. de- gree. His hobbies are music ftours the Cape with his Saxj and art. A veteran of the U. S. Army Dean's List, 1-2-3 Yearbook Committee f ff 17, 'lc 5 ' v QQ. , ' dy? mi Y V .9 ' 1' xi THOMAS REARDON A resident of the University City, Tom shows evidence of an educational environment. Always willing to do more than his share, he is bound to be a suc- cess in the years to come.

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GEORGE ROSENBERG Was a collegian at Suffolk before deciding to embark upon the law as a career. A fine seaman, George is a mem- ber of the Community Sailing Associa- tion and many other sailing clubs. In- tends to enter upon the active practice of the law after graduation. A veteran of the U. S. Army Dean's List, 1 xv If ff I - f , p is-X EXE. HARRISON D. RUST C. J. is one of the distinguished representatives from vacationland , York Beach, Maine. Best known for his almost limitless reservoir of information on various and sundry matters ranging from an obsolete writ used by the medi- eval pleaders to the intellectual fashions of our day. To know him is to link with his personality, good fellowship for which there is no substitute. Dean's List, 1 Veteran of U. S. Navy