Becker College - Beckerlogue Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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BECKERLOGUE ARTHUR WILLARD Business Aflministration, President, Alpha Omicrong Co-chairman, Senior Prom Com- mittee. 'cArt -one of the Greeniield delegation. His election as president of A.O. proved his popularity and leadership. In spite of all his school activities and hometown girl, Art always had time to spare for his friends. ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Shorthand and Typewriting Glee Club. Never taking anything for granted, Betty con- tinually asked questions. Her favorite diversion was walking around in class. Always seen with Bebe. w l 1 1 il I ll ll -I E 1 l I I HENRY WOLANSKI Secretarial-Finish ing ardent basketball follower. CEDRIC WOLCOTT Business Adrnin.isl'rati0n Delta Pi. possessed a cheery smile and greeting. I WWZQAJV, Henry was up in studies, an individualist, an Cedric held the long-distance record for com- muters, traveling some seventy miles a day. He Well in- formed on the latest doings at Washington. F orty-seven 1 fav! U n z , f. 'S' .A 'AI il f 'i'i i fi f' J 5 .KJ f, . ,' X..f 4,LEj L 4 - J . -atff 'ly I

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y . I J r rw an if J y ,P fc.: f XL! ,VJ .f f 1 ' fl X , !. ROBERT TUTTLE f f Business A clministralion ,ii ' ' rf! .. - , Q If A' if Senior Play, Tennis Team, Debating Club Class Day, X! , Outing Committee. i 544' Quick, active, and eloquent was Bob. Mercurial is probably the best description words can offer. Mr. Hawkes got a kick out of calling him uKing Tut. Bob had a ready How of words. A tennis enthusiast. ANNE WALTONEN Secretarial-F in ish ing Bowling. n Another of our red-haired clan. Anne was tall and straight as a soldier. Studious and shy. A144 i- l Ii t 'VIRGINIA WARD , Executive-Secretarial Basketball. Vivacious, full of life apply to Virginia- always available if there was something to do. She burst into her famous laugh at any suggestion of 2 humor-a laugh that had a ring of contagiousness. Q 1 LUCILLE WELCH Stenographic-Secretarial y A good natured disposition w'as one of the chief i assets of this Miss from the Berkshires. She spent much of her spare time in studying music. F orn-six ,mi-if - ' BECKERLOGUE 519121

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BECKERLOGUE PHILIP WOODWARD Business A clnzflzistration, Phil was one of those modest chaps. Had a habit of coming in late mornings and of passing in his work after the restg but he always arrived. Because he commutecl, he missed a lot of the school activities. 0 -l X90-3+ k ,A 0 K JAMES WYNNE . ' i' A:lministrative-Secretarial 'Ita Senior Play Committee, Ring Committee, Debating Club. wqfnfe An infectious smile backed up Jim's witty re- marks. With his bosom pal, Joe, he could be counted upon to humorize any situation. In his serious moments he was up with the best of them. 1 His optimism will help him get along. l RUTH YULE Afllninistmtive-Secretarial 1 Class Motto Committee. Ruthie's quiet manner was offset by a dancing twinkle in her eyes. She was numbered among those gifted with a studious mind. That red hair was a sign of her determination to get things done. il l GEORGE ZERVAS N Business Azlministratiou I Becker Budget, Becker Journal, Bizckizmocuz Staff. 1 l ' Liked to pun and crack jokes, yet when the oc- XH casion demanded could be serious. Full of the love I of life that inspires activity. He cherished a , ,WJ Nl ' peculiar apathy toward convention, especially in , Qfv kg homework. l J! F arty-eight fltifv