Becker College - Beckerlogue Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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BECKERLOGUE WILLIAM R. LYNN Business Aflrnizzixlrrzriolz. Debating Club, Glee Club, Class Day Outing Committee, Bowling. A glowing example of independence, Will was always ready to bring out his own opinions and defend them. His booming voice was a part of the Glee Club. With a cigar in his mouth, Will could spin yarns with the best of them. MARION LYON Sccremrirzl-Finishing Basketball. Red headed was Marion but without the temper. Took a big part in the success of the girls, basket- ball team. A regular outdoor girl. ffiiifv JAMES MACAION E Business Arlministration. Becker Journnlg Co-editor BEcKi:nLocUx3g Becker Burlgetg J. V. Basketballg Baseballg Alpha Omierong Senior Play. Duke,, made himself known-pushed himself up the first time we met him. A live-wire with antics and wit to match. Something of an athlete. Another W. W. writer for the fournal, with his inevitable cigar. RUTH MACASKILL Executive-Secretarial Efficient and methodical, Ruth had to be given orders only once and they were capably executed. One must know' Ruth to appreciate her. Thirtyftwo ' H ' A Lt L ,aM iff ll rg fl 31 t, U it 1 w it- I in ' ... ..-

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ff as gl? FRANK LOCKI Business Administration Delta Pi, BECKERLOGUE Staff. Modesty and a desire to avoid the limelight kept Frank from being better known. Among friends became witty and garrulous. A noted kibitzer, he managed to get in a few hands himself after school hours. STANLEY LONG Admini.sLrazive-Secretarial BECKERLOGUE Staff. Although a carefree lad, Stan could get serious if the situation demanded. Stan would give one the impression of being quiet, but when the fellows got started he was always ready to do his bit. With a polished manner, he was at ease at all times. 50 fi! Q-Q2 pfifb ALFRED LUTTERS 'wi W Bmsmess AF1l71lHL.SlI'llllUI1 K Delta Pi, Glee Club, Advisory Council. M A big man from a small town, Al hailed from LQLA - L. to Shelton, Connecticut. He was outstanding in fra- ternal affairs. Here was a lad gifted with a fine personality. Al got whatever he went after. Chief spark-plug of the Clee Club. MARY ELLEN LYNCH Executive-Secretarial Advisory Council, Beta Chi Sigma, Senior Play. A dash of Erin-I-a touch of laughter-l-a drop of friendliness-I-an ounce of adaptability-I-a pinch of acting ability-l-a wisp of charm-I-a host of friends and a spot of Paul, mix together, stir well, and you have our Mary Ellen. Thirty-one

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BECKERLOVGUE Sv HELEN MAc1oN1s Q, Executive-Secretarial VE I .l -. Bowling. ,MN At first we found in Helen calmness.and self- possessiong then we saw the mischievous twinkle in i her eyes. It all came out as the months went - Helen was jolly. 'l ' 96047 Jafar af ., L-. Li ,4 C, LEON MARGOSIAN J. NJ U ax Business Administration li. ,fofvfx Senior Play, Advistoiy Council, Rope Pull. Our c6sn lite. Endowed with the qualities of 3 , leader ' and intelligence, Leon proved his ver- s ' ty in many ways. Best remembered for his 'f ' lart in Freshman lnitiationg Rope Pullg Senior N, W6 Playg and tales of his travels. Y Af , ,., s, ,.. HERMAN MASUZZO A dministrative-Secretarial Hermie put in a lot of hard work. Always wanted to know the Why of things. A flashing smile. A business man-he sold '4Tess to the incorporators. :E W Alpha Omicron, Ring Committee. EVA MAY Shorthand and Typewriting Delta Chi Lambda, Clee Club, Bowling. Neat and well dressed, day in and day out. Eva attended all socials. Conducted herself in extremely mannerly fashion. A soft feminine voice was one of her chief characteristics. Thirty-three