Becker College - Beckerlogue Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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BECKERLOGUE mia BEVERLY FULTON Clerical Beverly could always be counted on to provide a laugh. She did not take an .active part in class goings-ong yet, when present, she played her N part. A devotee of art. wi . . w, 1, ,,. , . CHARLOTTE M. GADOMSKI S ecretarial-F inishing Circulation Manager, Becker Journalg Glee Club. Mention work and Charlotte was ready to do her palt. Went her way unexcitedly, flashing a rounded smile. PAUL GAVELL - ll Business Administration Advisory Council, BIQCKERLUGUE Staff. a leading accountant tomorrow. l VALENTINE GILL Secretarial-Finishing Delta Chi Lambda. .4 .I v tl WJ? in 4, f lr 0 J 13? Becker Budget, Debating Club, Plmtography Committee, Class Paul among the intelligentsia, but mark him also as an all-round good fellow. A scholar today, Val was an alert young lady whose sense of humor was particularly alert. Specialized in danc- ing and in getting her school work done. Twenty-three l .1

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BECKERLOGUE fs, ' .Iv JOHN WILLIAM FOLEY in I: Business Alllllil'liSll'!lliUIl ,lohn worked hard on the Senior Play setting i i' times mistaken for lVlcFarland. A MARY F OLEY 1 ,LI 0, Shorthrmcl and Typewriting ,cb Ml Photography Committee. ness set the style for Becker girls. MABELLE FORRISTER S ecretarial-F inishin g Delta Chi Lambda. A belle from Shrewsbury and a conscientious and faithful worker. Was willing to take a chance on tickets, horses, or what have you. Could blush. For further details, ask Marion. ,wt VTO MARION I. FORRISTER Executive-Secretarial Beta Chi Sigma, Advisory Council, Co-chairman, Snow Frolic. QJ .. A girl of many ideas, she was always the center Y- l g needed it. Her pep and sophistication have given her a large following of male admirers. For further details, ask Mabelle. .' of activit She lent a helain hand to all w'ho Twenty-two Alpha Omicron. Senior Play Committee, Advisory Council. s. An amateur sleuth and general handy man. lVIany A petite senior who worked and talked at the same time. Patron of dances. Her exquisite neat- , I-1' We 1

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BECKERLOGUE HELENA ELAINE COTT Secremrial-Fin islz ing Meditative and serious, she was one of those in- telligent persons who, without undue fuss or bother, take the world as they lind it. A lover ol' mother nature. MARIE GRADY Stenogra ph ic-Secrelrzrinl Marie was light and fair, jolly and Cl'lEBl'l.lll. Shorthand and typing her favorite subjects, but she could beat most of us at almost anything. L , ,W rw tt' 1 WILLIAM A. GREGG A zlniilzistrative-Secretarial Alpha Omicrong Chairman, Ring Committee. Yr. Well dressed, with a knack for getting things done the easiest way, describes Bill. He con- tributed much to the business affairs of the class. A determined chap who knew his own mind. ' i 1 Q .' V. HI ,, LAURA GROTZ li Executive-Secretarial lmi Beta Chi Sigma, Bowling. A popular, fair-haired damsel hailing from T Greenfield Laura did 111 things well A certain li' , c . W . . . , ,A ,E Wg dark-haired man I'I10I1Op0llZCd her attentions. ,g,, . Ii. , lg' --F1111 V :P M e iii? 1 Twenty-four I l1.+.,...- Lal cg 1 u I 0' F Qtfai