Becker College - Beckerlogue Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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.Xxx X.. C. Qu 4 BECKERLCGUE fiife ALICE CARROLL . A Executive-Secretarial 3 Ring Committee, BECKERLOGIIE Stall. 1 ,l 'gShe does all things well. Reserved,' is the 5 word for Alice and Successful,' the word for her l Becker career. It seemed that she spent most of her I time in correcting transcription papers. X . fa Lacy. MARY BARBARA CESLUK ' SCCl'CNlFifll-FilI,iShil'lg Bowling, BECKERLOGUIE Staff. bt Mary was one of those serious girls with ability. 'J While ever fone was Worr ing about a difficult ' x 'B 5 Y assignment, she sat down and completed it. . 'El 4 Y . , , Q -ny.. 'fin , - ' -- H 1 MARION CHARBONNEAU Executive-Secretarial Beneath Marionls quiet manner, we who knew her, found keen wit and an ever-present sense of humor. The determination she showed in her studies at Becker will help her carry out her tasks in life. HENDRYKA CHOJNOWSKI Secretarial-Firtishing Basketball. A jolly girl. There was little of the melancholy element in Hendryka. She knew her bookkeeping entries to a MT. ' Seventeen

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fill tit t Y' 5 ,JS . 1 sl Mm W. N W 'l W 3? BECKERLOGUE JUNE BOYLE Executive-Secretarial Class Outing Committee. Life was a song to June. Hard work was con- cealed under a jolly exterior. Her repertoire of imitations and her good blues voice brightened two years of association. MORRIS BRELDEN Business Azlnzinistration Editor, Becker Journalg Co-editor, Bncxicntomzux-ag Delta Pi, Becker Budget. Folks, meet the Co-editor. Morris was de- pendability personilied-an individual marked for success, as those who have penetrated his calm exterior have discovered. A 'fountain source of knowledge, he will leave a place that will be hard to fill. FRED GIBBS BULLARD 4 l Business Adrninistrution. i i i 1 I Delta Pi. Fred has done a splendid piece of work during his two years at Becker. He plugged away at all the ' K perplexities and finally emerged on top. Mastered 3 H everything that he tackled and prepared for more. His deep sincerity will insure Fred success wherever , his work may take him. i 1 l I! I ' 1 it ft T f U'-.x ti , N, , . t 5 RALPH JOSEPH CADY 1 l l Business Administration ' W '- ll Bncxsnrocus Staff. A X ' V- Ralph was one of our conscientious workers. .VF JX, Quiet and unassuming, but with plenty of intellect y R' 1, ,K . . - ,Q and the ability to unpuzzle the weightiest C. P. A. problems. Sixteen L, ,. , .. ,...,- .

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l i s-' i l I V 4 L L p F, E FRANCES CONCHIERI Executive-Secretarial Glee Club, Bela Chi Sigma. Class Color Committee. A mite with a mighty smile. Everyone was her BECKERLOGUE MARGARET CHRISTIE Business Arlrninistrndon Beta Chi Sigmag Vice-President, Clue Clnlmg Bowling, Undergraduate Secretary for Alumni, Snow Frolic Coni- mitteeg Secretary, Senior Clussg Class Color Committee. Thanks to Lasell for letting us have lVlargaret, especially her willing and cooperative spirit and her charming presence. l-ler lovely voice gave much pleasure to the students at assemblies and helpecl make every class function a success. Long will her memory linger at Becker. RAYMOND CIPROTTI Executive-Secretarial Della Pi, Chairman, Class Day Outing. Ray stepped it up on the dance floor, class room aisles, and in his car. Ticklish, cheery and friendly. Had a fiair for wrecking cars. friend. She w'as conspicuous by her absence during N X May and June. BARBARA COOK i Executive-Secretarial Beta Chi Sigma. l Quiet and unassuming to casual acquaintances- , gay and humorous to her friends and Joe. Took a prominent part in every social activity. After . school she could he found demonstrating her ability as a bridge player. Eighteen, ll I' . ll Haifa l 101.01-X .Mn ,UQ l'ew.-ep... 1 v8v?3 i 1,1041 no-:L Wm Ab' QKQLJUY-H i ullwJH Mcqyzw YI ffyanv-N5 grit i i '33 t