Fisher College - Beacon Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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CONSTANCE MORSE Lower Main Street, R.F.D. 2 Bucksport, Maine One of the sublimes things in the world is plain truth. Connie isn ' t known for the noise she makes . . . incHned to be shy till she knows you . . . always neatly and trimly dressed . . . she has opinions of her own and is not easily swayed . . . claims to be a man-hater despite a certain sailor who comes a-callin ' from Tech . . . welcomes a chance to so home to Maine . . . always eager to lend a hand, is our Connie. Finis hing Secretarial MARJORIE E. MOULTON 42 Piermont Street Wollaston Margie Not very tall, sweet and small, Loved by all. Attractive and active . . . bundle of charm and laughter . . . popular as she is intelligent . . . ambition is to be private secretary to tall, handsome Ensign . . . nothing less. Margie? . . . Junior Hostess at the Canteen . . . hobbies include record collecting, dancing, knitting, writing letters, and sports, especially watching hockey games . . . above all, a contagious smile and magnetic personality. Fisher Flashes, Student Council, Sorority. Stenographic EVELYN MARY MOUNTAIN 19 Dexter Street Dexter, Maine Evey Modesty is not only an ornament But also a guard to virtue. Cheerful ... a breath from Maine . . . only seems quiet . . . enjoyed shorthand with Mr. Sanford (who wouldn ' t) . . . spent week-ends in Medford . . . with an aunt . . . thinks she ' ll take the DuBarry Course . . . likes sports ... is collector at heart . . . movie-star pictures, stamps and postcards . . . dislikes getting up in the morning and petty argu- ments . . . ambition, secretaryship . . . for a while! Maine Club, Glee Club. Finishing Secretarial JESSIE ILENE MUNN 191 Franklin Street Quincy Without music. Hie ii ould be a mistake. Reserved . . . firm in her convictions ... a hidden sense of humor and wit . . . musical, intelligent, self-confident . . . very sincere and consci- entious atout her studies and music . . . abhors movies and reading for entertainment . . . likes people in general and is a sincere friend . . . she ' s tall, blonde, and especially appealing to a guy named Joe. Glee Club (1), Dramatic Club (1), Yearbook Staff, Sorority (1). Stenographic MARGARET CHRISTINE NELSON 40 Tilton Avenue Brockton Pegge She smiled, and the shadows departed. Swtct in nature . . . sweet in looks . . . small, with blue eyes and blonde hair . . . lovts Dorm dances . . . witty . . . happy-go-lucky . . . strug- gles to keep on a chocolate diet . . .variations peeve her . . . the artist of the Dorm . . . the victim of fifth floor deviltry ... a husband, home and dog all her own is her ultimate aim. Finishing Secretarial

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MARIE ALYCE McCORMACK Minor Lake Norfolk sil upon an old gray stone And dream my time au ay. Might we call her a peripatetic dreamer? . . . she loves to stroll around the lake near her home and just dream . . . blond . . . friendly . . . carefree . . . has learned the art of being quiet at the proper time and gay in its turn . . . enjoys playing the piano ... is active in the hometown girls ' club . . . hopes her career will lead to a life of travel. Glee Club. Finishing Secretarial ELIZABETH AlcHUGH 138 Prospect Avenue Brockton Betty Thou foster-child of Silence and slow time. Gentle, retiring . . . her modesty is the envy of all of us . . . Betty ' s winning way has helped many of us through a black day . . . Medical course affords a chance for Betty to display her efficiency . . . she whips off the forbidding medical terminology on her able machine . . .wherever you see her you will see Biffy. Medical AUDREY Mclaughlin 33 Seymour Street Roslindale Prosperous or adverse to his u ish or not Plays in the many games of life. Vivacious . . . full of fun . . . impish . . . excellent at repartee . . . Audrey ' s preference would be a job from ten to three with an hour off for lunch . . . envied for her colossal accomplishment of attaining three 60 ' s in one day . . . housework life ' s heaviest burden . . . sparkling personality. Sorority. Stenographic EMMA MERRILL 42 Glover Avenue Quincy Thine eyes are springs in uhose serene And silent waters heaven is seen. From her large soulful eyes emanates a depth of sincerity . . . quiet . . . always wilUng to lend a hand . . . efficient mimeograph operator . . . everything she starts is well done . . . dreamy and aloof . . . unassuming . . . ardent attachment to the kerchief . . . .filing, the world ' s most ar- duous task . . . Don ' t hurry me is Emma ' s motto. Clerical SYLVIA GRACE MILLER 37 Hazelton Street Mattapan •■Syl The music in my heart I bore Long after it was heard no more. The tall, lithesome girl who always looks as though she stepped from a page of Vogue . . . always smiling . . . her good-naturedness surpasses that of many a girl . . . passionate over hot fudge sundaes and chocolate bars ... a date with her man is all she asks in the entertainment line . . . A Gershwin record fan . . . first-nighter at all the plays that come to town. Glee Club 1, Dramatic 1, 2. Medical

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AGNES A. PARSONS 20 Second Street Medford Aggie She was made for happy thoughts, For playful wit. and laughter. A live wire . . . full of fun . . . personality plus . . . likes dancing and sports . . . tops ' in tennis and bowling . . . hobby is collecting stuffed animals . . . has Navy trying for her hand, but she prefers Marines . . . wants to be a social worker . . . unpretentious, but destined to be a success . . . life will be good to her. Stenographic RUTH JEANETTE POOLE 1172 Washington Street North Abington Pudgie ■ u ere better to be eaten to death u ith rust Than to be scoured to nothing with perpetual motion. Good natured . . . happy-go-lucky . . . witty . . . never a dull moment . . . not overly energetic ... no particular fondness for math and typing . . . rather dance than eat . . . keeps a class going . . . even appreciates a joke on herself . . . Peanut ' s other half . . . strongly democratic and a champion of the underdog . . . the life of any party. Stenographic BERNICE PYNN Sidney River Nova Scotia Nova Scotia A life is like a stroll upon the beach As near the ocean ' s edge as I can go. Friend in need ... a heart of gold . . . plenty of good common sense .... has a knack for getting into situations and getting out of them . . . tastefully seasoned with her own brand of levity . . . even disposition and charming ways ... a retiring little maid who grew up among us. Secretarial VIRGINIA REARDON 60 Winslow Avenue Norwood Ginny Her air, her manners None ii ' ho saw but admired. Lovely to look at. delightful to know . . . another example of beauty and brains . . . she skipped lightly through a year and finished before we knew it . . . her long, smooth hair pinned with a crescent-shaped silver barette is envied by many ... as is her position interviewing radio and screen stars . . . she could well be on the screen herself. Yearbook Staff (Advertising Manager). Secretarial 122 Park Street SYLVIA LOUISE RUBINOFF Syl Brookline Who is Sylvia, what is she That all our swains commend her. The girl with the lovely long hair and big blue eyes ... a gift of gab . . . opinions all her own . . . medical work appeals to her. Why? . . . always appearing on the scene with a wish that she could help but some- how or other there didn ' t always happen to be something for her to do . . . forever as neat as a pin. Yearbook Staff. Blood Donor. Medical