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

Page 61 text:

SUFFOLK CLUB OF BOSTON The primary purpose of the Suffolk University Law Club of Boston is to promote the prestige of Suffolk University and to promote good fellowship among senior students and graduates. Members of senior classes find that it is an excellent organization for continuing friendships made today that will be invaluable tomorrow and also find that it is a medium of communication between students about to be grad- uated and those who are already in a position to lend a hand to the future alumni. Membership is open to students when they enter their senior year and to all alumni. Suffolk Club meeting in progress. The President, Iohn Malone, is presiding. Seated at the table in front of the rostrum are the Vice-President Ierome Baird. Michael Santorsola, Iohn Linehan and the members of the Executive Council: Arnold Felton, Peter Makris, Icseph Hegarty, Albert Pica and Iohn Delaney lpresent but hidden from viewl. The membership focuses its attention on the speaker, Maynard Tishman, as he addresses the group.

Page 60 text:

FIRST ROW: Alfred Norman, Richard Kennedy, Frank Monarski, Ioseph Passaretti, Anthony D1 Pardo. Anthony Petrocca, Andrew Parisi. SECOND ROVV: Iohn Malone, Salam Dajani, Maynard Tishman, Iames I. Nunes, Quentin Teeven Richard Thistle, Steven Themeles, Iohn B. Delaney, Albert Tobin. Manuel Ramos THIRD ROW: Gilbert B. Ronk, Ioseph M. Cohen, Hyman B. Margolin, Arnold Felton, Edward Israel Masterman, Melvin Lewison, Morris Markson, Iohn Linehan, Louis R. Eager, Robet V Mul kern, Fred Kaufman. THE SUFFOLK UNIVERSITY LAW SOCIETY The Suffolk University Law Society was first organized in September, 1948, by a group of seniors. The primary purpose of the Society is to promote a better understanding of legal prin- ciples set forth in leading Massachusetts decisions and a more complete analysis of those legal principles which due to class- room exigencies are limited in treatment. This is accomplished by having individual members prepare and present legal issues involved in a particular case for informal group discussions. The Society also extends invitations to prominent members of the Bar and members of the Faculty to present their views on the practical aspects of jurisprudence. It is customary to select new members from those students who have completed their freshman year and have attained a high scholastic standing.

Page 62 text:

elliot UZIZEZ ance Governor Dever congratulates Lawrence O'Donnel1 at the Annual Senior Dinner Dance held in the Georg- ian Room of the Hotel Statler on April 18th. xZ I,1Sj!Z!ZZZ!ZSf,-s-F fc- ,- Uaifinzolziaf fo ffia Baan To Governor Dever's right was President Burse and Mrs. Flynn. To his left we find Professor Flynn and Dean Simpson. Governor Dever added to our remembrances of this testimonial by his presence and comments.