Fisher College - Beacon Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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EDMUND H. FISHER D E D I

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Our Story ' ' ' ' ... A saga of memories — The mo- ments, the people, the places, the things, the smiles and the tears, the hours of work, and the hours of play — All these pass in fond recollection as we stand on the threshold of departure, and with a firm handclasp gripped in farewell, we say: Good-bye to the school and winding stair. To the windy rooftop and the beauty there. To each corner, each room so familiar and dear. To the culture, the marble, the splendor here. Good-bye to the Fishers, they gave us the best; To all of the teachers, they are our success; To all of the classes and the struggles involved, To the satisfaction when each problem was solved. Good-bye to the friends we ' ve made and will keep. To the laughs and the tears of friendship deep, To all the good times, to each memory clear, To all that has happened while we have been here. Good-bye to all that we ' ll never forget. To every event and to each incident. Good-bye to all that is cherished and dear, Good-bye to Fisher, and our happiest years. Yet it is not really good-bye, for these things that have been ours shall be relived in memory, shall color our lives, and our spirits shall be indeed a possession forever as we travel along the road of life.

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T I O N In name only have we known you, and yet ' tis not in name alone, for the seeds of the spirit that you and your brother planted many long years have been transplanted to our minds and hearts. That same zeal, tempered with the experience of years, has in- spired our learning and our living. The names of E. H. and M. C. are indeed a great tradition, and as we dedicate this book to you, Mr. E. H. Eisher, may we leave a lasting token of appreciation of the wealth which your co-founding has made ours ... a wealth of things mental, moral, and spiritual, a wealth which had its birth in that spirit of long ago.