Fisher College - Beacon Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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MARIE C. COSTA 138 Prospect Street Gloucester Chris could lie down like a tired child And ueep auay this life of care. Sincere . . . capable . . . ask Marie for it and it ' s yours . . . never too tired to help just a bit more . . . has proved her cleverness in her unique handwork . . . cheers us all with her continuous smile and light- heartedness . . . intrigues us with her pyschism . . . astounded us with her poetry . . . not to mention her capacity for desserts . . . spends most of her spare time in the movies. fisher Flashes, Y earbook Stafj, Blood Donor. Medical DOROTHY CUNNINGHAM 6 Waban Street Augusta, Maine Dotty Life is not life at all xvithout delight. Full of pep ... a perfect mimic . . . Dottie ' s many dates belie the fact that she s true to Normie ... an excellent dancer . . . how the sun does act upon her tresses! . . . often a temperamental minx; we ' ve loved her moods ' — from stormy to lighthearted and we ' ll miss her oh-so-much! . . . Why doesn ' t someone invent a typewriter that would pass all those tests and get budgets, etc., done with less strain! Maine Club. Executive ELIZABETH D ANGELO 28 Merrifield Avenue Watertown Betty A merry heart Maketh a cheerful countenance. Has a particular aversion to sailors for no good reason . . . firm in her beliefs ... a real sports enthusiast with talent for ice-skating . . . finds shorthand and spelling incessant headaches and shows signs of develop- ing a bad case of nerves over them . . . but is unusually adept at book- keeping . . . attractive, fashionable, and a sparkling addition to any group. Fisher Flashes Staff, Student Council. Stenographic KATHRYN DEMPSEY Pine Avenue Milton Kathy The su eetest soul that ever looked uith human eyes. Our dimpled darling, Kathy . . . finds it hard to convince us that she ' s really not very interesting . . . how could she. ' ' . . . with those snapping black eyes, fairly twinkling with excitement . . . always sweet-tempered . . . truly graced with polished manners and a fine sense ' ... a joy, indeed, to any office and a boon to a harassed executive ... a delightful mixture of the niceties of life in tasteful proportion. Finishing Secretarial NORMA DI BATTISTA 121 Harris Street Revere Her voice was ever soft, Gentle, and low, an excellent thing in woman. Sophistication . . . out-of-a-band-box appearance . . . she has a long wave of dark hair with which she can do all sorts of tricks . . . eyes that sparkle . . . easy-going disposition that puts us all in our places . . . on- again-off-again diets . . . shots enough to start a business . . . Norma is utt rly sincere i.T everything she does ... an encyclopedia for eating places . . . knows where any epicurean may find his delight. Sorority, Treasurer (2). Medical

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TOBA EDITH BRICKMAN 9 Columbia Street Brookline Too much oj joy is sorrou fu! So cares must needs abound. Our good humor girl ... of many moods . . . crazy about her little nephew, Lester . . . wears smooth clothes . . . always neat . . . the patriotic miss of Room 33 . . . even disposition . . . never ruffled or bothered . . . loves verbal fights with Chim ... an excellent typist . . . knows her own mind and speaks it outright . . . need cheering up. ' . . . see Toby. Dramatic Club, War Stamps. finishing Secretarial MAUDE BROWN 47 Russel Park Quincy Choice word and measured phrase Above the reach of ordinary men. Long . . . lean . . . lyrical . . . blonde (sometimes curly, usually not) . . . a SchiapareUi in the making, she designs her own clothes now . . . a successful mixture of beauty and brains . . . full of crazy, wild ideas that makes us hysterical with frolic . . . wants what she wants and she ' ll get it ... a bridge enthusiast (but not per force) ... a veritable en- cyclopedic vocabulary ... all in all, we like you, Maudie, cau se you ' re you! Yearbook {Art Editor), Sorority {Historian). Executive ALICE BARBARA CALDWELL 104 Tyndale Street Roslindale Sincerity and truth are the basis of every virtue. Sparkling eyes that speak for themselves ... at the bottom of spectacular happenings . . . slim . . . neat as a pin . . . friendly disposition . . . loves to window shop . . . ambitious and efficient . . . sincere and loyal friend . . . always and ever in company of Ruth J. . . . how she hated that front seat in theory class! Glee Club, Sorority. Finishing Secretarial THERESA ELIZABETH CARROLL 67 Spring Street Dexter, Maine Terry For he to her girlish fancy then Was the only man in the world of men. A mighty mite of ninety-five pounds is Terry . . . engaged to lucky fellow in Connecticut . . . will always remember the Summer Street Subway Sta- tion . . . where she opened the mysterious package . . . loves to dance and skate . . . hates sarcastic people . . . dislikes the way food is sea- soned in Massachusetts . . . twinkling dark eyes . . . loves brown and black for color . . . prone to napping every day at one o ' clock. Maine Club, Glee Club. Finishing Secretarial PATRICIA CHURCHLEY 32 Cressy Street Beverly Pat, Trish ■ Variety ' s the source of joy below From which still fresh revolving pleasures flow. Our ever-cheerful Trish . . . popular . . . cute . . . versatile . . . she has more than once made an event at Fisher the success that it was . . . unafraid of hard work . . . scholastically and socially tops . . . charms us with her will and likablcness . . . many a girl has been cheered by her thoughtful and encouraging spirit . . . Fisher will miss you, Pat. Alpha lota Sorority (2) (President), Yearbook (1) (Editor-in-Chief t , Glee Club (I), Fisher Flashes (1) (News Editor), Student Council (2), Secretary of Florence Hall. Medical

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HELEN MARY GALLAGHER 8 Salem Street Portland, Maioe A slumber did my spirits seal; I had no human fears. Naturally quiet but easily witis the respect and admiration of others . . . such a sleepy head! . . . can work much better in solitude than when sur- rounded by confusion ... a skilled typist . . . has an admirable prefer- ence for classical music . . . ambition, to become the wife of a man named Smith . . . alleged purpose in school is the putting of another year behind me. Maine Club. Clee Club, Blood Donor. Finishing Secretarial MADELINE GUARINO 28 Cleveland Avenue Everett Quietness is the finest armor one can wear. A room full of Madelines would be a boon to any teacher . . . never a word out of place . . . very few at any time . . . never boisterous . . . always retiring . . . things get done without expostulations . . . combined scholastic attainments with an everyday job at Filene ' s ... a bit of a tother with typing . . . but she won. Cooperative LILLIAN S. GERSON 547 Beach Street Revere Lil Next to excellence Is the appreciation of it. A bit on the reserved side . . . quite a bit! . . . could be with you for hours and you ' d never know it . . . serious-minded and particular about her work . . . behind those deep, dark eyes lies a determination to suc- ceed in whatever she undertakes . . . loves music, anything from Bach to Boogie- Woogie . . . Ambition to travel all over the world . . . Don ' t let her quiet manner fool you! Stenographic ADABELLE GIBBS 42 Corey Road Brookline Style is a woman ' s ou n; It is a part of her nature. The would-be, well-dressed maid might well take a lesson from Adabelle . . . always attired in good taste . . . manner, too, bespeaking a true lady . . . a bit partial to Dannie . . . likes Harry James ' music . . . Social Ori- entation her favorite class . . . Hariet, her other half . . . the early morn- ing call heard throughout the building, Adabelle, oh, Adabelle. Finishing Secretarial LUCY ANN GREGORI 33 Lancaster Street Quincy love tranquil solitude And such society as is quiet, wise, and good. Lives in a world all her own . . . quiet . . . unsophisticated . . . imagines herself as concert pianist . . . Lucy ' s future is well planned by Jerry . . . enjoys sports . . . enormous appetite . . . rather shy . . . easily annoyed . . . dark and little . . . greatest ambition is to own her own horse . . . since Jerry went to war there ' s been no doubt in her mind who is win- ning it! Stenographic