EDITOR ' S MESSAGE ,+ manv hours , of T HE BEACON staff have spent many The members of pr0 _ or anient - past year m-u- be proud, wo e du ce a yearbook of which ,e nu v. ctudsnt, scheduled the taking n formation on each studen , dorm itories, o + Unties entailed. InP nning that havener meinour short time mem or,ble events that our 0ur yearbook vail help us spent at Fisher. y . the friends we made, prorress in education, b00 , .n.aa efforts to help us. + tm h°r ant) na j- « ,  « y0  J - roreci ,tion W all « • . i nivr sincere apprecj. ,„ M nade this P-ssi . don=e always be remembered. DEDICATION Many thoughts are passing through our minds as ive end our classroom days as Fisher girls. As alum- nae, we will he thankful for memories, loves, friend- ships, and careers which we might never have real- ized had it not been for Fisher. Our thoughts are forward-looking, but our hearts are remembering many events with one main ques- tion — What if . . . ? What would we be doing if we had not come here for our education ... if our families had not had the pride, the interest, the love, the determination for the best for us as their main goals? For their help, their guidance, their under- standing in our shortcomings, their pride in our achievements, their exemplary ideals, we have grati- tude beyond mere words. There have often been times when we should have said thank you but have not; and, as we become college graduates and finally realize how much we owe to you, we can find no better way to express our appreciation and deepest gratitude than to dedicate this, THE BEACON — 1961, to you, Mother and Dad. resident ' s Message How wonderful to think that just two years ago you entered Fisher without knowing either students or staff members; and yet, as you now complete this formal phase of your education, you have added another dimension to your life — not only through new experiences, but also through a rich association with so many new friendships which will remain with you for life. These experiences have truly carried you from the unknown to the known. Now, as you take your next step into the work-a-day world, where more than ever you are going to be on your own, we have high hopes for you, your growth, and your success. Your progress, you can be sure, will be followed by each member of the College staff, through the Personnel Department as well as through the alumnae bulletin. Our warmest wishes are yours, as you seek the abundant life. SANFORD L. FISHER, b.s., ed.m. President nd STAFF EDITH C. BOHN Admissions Secretary CAROL A. LINDELOV Academic Secretary LILLIAN MIHOVAN Financial Secretary LAURA BARNES, a.b., ll.b. English, Legal Major, Psychology CARL W. EAMES, JR. International Trade BURTON CUSHING, s.b., ed.m. Mathematics, Physics MARION E. FRITZ Typewriting, Filing, Executive Major MIRIAM L. DODGE, B.s. Shorthand, Typewriting, Accounting, Secretarial Procedures LAURENCE HANSEN, a.b., m.s. English, Drama, Psychology, Sociology ALICE LONG HURLEY, b.b.a. JACQUELINE C. JUDGE, B.s., ed.m. DOROTHY M. KELLY, b.s., ed.m. Accounting, Shorthand, Typewriting Shorthand, Typewriting, English English and Secretarial Subjects MARY LEARY, b.s Medical Major, Laboratory Techniques THERESE MURPHY Medical Major LURA TAYLOR, mus. b., m.a Librarian, Fine Arts PHYLLIS MARSHALL, B.s. PENELOPE MELE, b.s. Social Living Shorthand, Typewriting, Secretarial Procedures JOAN PALMER, b.a. JANET C. RUSSELL, b.s., m.a. English Literature Humanities, English, Music Appreciation MARY A. TONOUGAR, B.s., m.a., ed.m. ROSE M. WALL, b.s., m.s. Spanish, Geographic Background Typewriting, Shorthand, Secretarial Procedures, English, Accounting LILA DAVIS WHITING ROBERT WILSON, b.s. Secretarial Procedures, Shorthand Accounting, Shorthand, Electronics MRS. HARRY GORTNER JOHN A. PARTRIDGE MRS. PAULINE FAY Admissions Counselor Admissions Counselor Admissions Counselor MRS. LEONA JENNINGS JUNE WARREN McDOWELL Bookstore Cafeteria MARK AND DOROTHY GUTHRIE HAROLD DiMUND THORNTON PORTER Maintenance SENIORS CYNTHIA J. CHRONOPOULOS President 15 Winter Street; Melrose, Mass. A leader with soul sincere; in action faithful, in honor clear. Cinny Medical Major Class President 1, 2; Student Govern- ment Association; Commuters ' Club; Glee Club; Scholarship Award. BETTYANN LOCKE Vice-President 9 Hutchins Circle; Lynnfield Centre, Mass. The most certain sign of wisdom is a continual cheerfulness. Ben Electronics Major Class Vice-President 2; The Beacon Staff; Student Christian Association; Commuters ' Club 1, 2; Rainbow Club. PHYLLIS ANNE GINTY Secretary 23 Crockett Street; Rochester, N. H. Studious in school, but when her work is done, She ' s full of smiles and ready for fun. ' Irene Legal Major Class Secretary 1, 2; Drama Club; The Beacon Art Editor; Fashion Show Hostess; Mixer Hostess 1, 2; Junior Prom Committee; High Honors; Thanksgiving Dance Committee; Dormitory Dedication Hostess; Schol- arship Award. LORETTA TAYLOR Treasurer 23 Chester Avenue; Chelsea, Mass. Nobility in leadership, sincerity in friendship. Lori Medical Major Class Treasurer 1, 2; Commuters ' Club; Glee Club; The Talmudims; Open House Hostess. LINDA MARIE ASUNMAA 13 Warwick Road; Gardner, Mass. A full rich nature, free to trust. Lin Executive Major The Beacon Business and Typing Staffs; Dormitory Dedication Hostess; Senior Raffle Committee. ANKINE AVAKIAN 19 Basswood Street; Lawrence, Mass. Ann Medical Major Student Government 1, 2, Secretary 2; Commuters ' Club; Glee Club; The Beacon Staff; International Relations Club. SHARON CHRISTINE AVERY Box 41; Woodstock, N. H. Full of good meaning and good wishes. Sharon Executive Major Glee Club 1, 2; House Council 1, 2, President 2; Fisher Scholarship 1, 2; Student Government Association. AMY MERRILL BADGER 18 Pleasant Street; Saugus, Mass. She is right there when the bell rings. Amy Medical Major Rainbow Club; Glee Club; Drama Club; Dormitory Dedication Hostess. DIANA KAY BAKS 38 Light Street; West Lynn, Mass. Silence is a fence around wisdom. Diana Legal Major Spanish Club; Newman Club. PATRICIA M. J. BARBOUR R.F.D. No. 1; Terryville, Conn. With a wish to do and a will to try. Pat Legal Major Newman Club 1, 2; Program Commit- tee Chairman 2; The Charles View- er Staff; Glee Club; Drama Club; The Beacon Staff. PATRICIA A. BARNICLE 11 Pond Street; Cohasset, Mass. A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Pat Foreign Trade Major International Relations Club. JANE EILEEN BARRY 21 Doris Drive; Abington, Mass. Here ' s a girl who ' s nice to know, plenty of pep, plenty of go. Jane Medical Major Newman Club; The Beacon Staff. LOIS BERRIS 77 Shepherd Road; Medford, Mass. Not too shy, not too bold, but with a heart as good as gold. ho Legal Major Glee Club; Commuters ' Club; The Beacon Staff. CAROLYN ELISE BLATCHFORD 57 Howard Street; Melrose, Mass. Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low, an excellent thing in a woman. Blatch Foreign Trade Major Newman Club; Commuters ' Club; Spanish Club; The Beacon Literary Staff. JOYCE ELAINE BOSSI 32 East Foster Street; Melrose, Mass. It ' s good to be merry and wise. It ' s good to be honest and true. Joycie Medical Major Commuters ' Club; Glee Club; Junior Prom Committee. NANCY FLORENCE BOSCH East Quogue; Long Island, N. Y. Never still for half a minute. Nance Legal Major Dormitory House Council; Student Government; Drama Club; Open House Hostess. LORETTA RUTH BOYLE 17 Garden Street; Medford, Mas s. A girl of few words and many thoughts. Loretta Legal Major Newman Club. ROSE MARIE BRIGGS 288 Mount Auburn Street; Water- town, Mass. Good people shine from afar, like the snowy mountains. Rosy Electronics Major Commuters ' Club 1; Glee Club 1; Stu- dent Christian Association 2. BETTY LOU BROWN R.F.D. No. 1; Easton, Maine A charming girl with a sunny smile; Sweet to all and a friend worthwhile. Twin Legal Major Glee Club; House Council Member; Student Christian Association; March of Dimes Hostess-Ice Capades; Open House Hostess; Dormitory Dedication Hostess; College Career Youth Group. SALLY JO BROWN R.F.D. No. 1; Easton, Maine A merry heart is welcome any- where. Sal Legal Major Glee Club; Dormitory Dedication Hostess; March of Dimes Hostess; Student Christian Association; College Career Youth Group. NANCY H. BRUCE 19 Springhill Road; Hyde Park 36, Mass. Her friends she has many — foes has she any? Nancy Electronics Major Commuters ' Club; The Beacon Staff. BONNIE GAIL BUCHAN W Flint Street; Chelmsford, Mass. Your personality is what you make it. Bonnie Executive Major Student Christian Association; Dormi- tory House Council; Glee Club; The Beacon Staff. HELEN MARIE CALLAHAN 680 Winthrop Avenue; Beacbmont 51, Mass. Good nature and common sense must join. Hah Medical Major Commuters ' Club; Glee Club. SHEILA F. CAMPBELL 22 Mears Avenue; Quincy, Mass. Always happy, full of fun, her sparkling smile makes friends of all. Sheila Electronics Major The Charles Viewer Staff; Commuters ' Club; The Beacon, Assistant Literary Editor; Student Christian Association; Junior Prom Committee. CONSTANCE CARINO 44 Belcher Street; Winthrop, Mass. Laugh hard, play hard, and enjoy life to the fullest. Connie Foreign Trade Major Spanish Club; Commuters ' Club; Newman Club; The Beacon Staff. MAUREEN DARYL CASSESE 25 Holt en Street; Peabody, Mass. Her quiet manner is indeed a pearl to be treasured. Red Foreign Trade Major The Charles Viewer Staff; Interna- tional Relations Club, President 2; In- ternational Relations Award; Pan American Society. SHARON LEE CASWELL 41 Fottler Road; Mattapan, Mass. Cute, clever, full of fun, she is liked by everyone. Sharon Executive Major Glee Club, President; Commuters ' Club; Drama Club; The Beacon Lit- erary Staff; The Talmudims. GENEVIEVE PATRICIA CHAMPY 59 Avon Street; Lawrence, Mass. Give her deeds to do and they shall be done. Gen Legal Major Commuters ' Club; The Beacon Busi- ness Staff. ELINOR MARLENE CHORNEY 15 Tennis Road; Mattapan, Mass. ' ' She ' s always smiling, Always neat, Just fits the saying, ' Short and sweet ' . Ellie Executive Major Commuters ' Club; Glee Club; House of Bernarda Alba ; The Beacon Lit- erary and Typing Staffs; The Tal- mudims. MARIE GERTRUDE CLEMENT 7 Forest Street; Marlborough, Mass. Gentle is she and of good intent. Baba Louey Medical Major Newman Club; Mother and Daughter Tea Hostess; Glee Club. JEAN ELIZABETH CODINHA 145 Prospect Street; Gloucester, Mass. Keeping silent when proper, and speaking what is fit. Jean Foreign Trade Major Commuters ' Club; Spanish Club. NANCY ANN COLLYER 29 Buchanan Circle; Lynn, Mass. Life is not life without delight. Nance Medical Major Commuters ' Club; The Beacon Liter- ary Staff. MARLENE J. COHEN 6 Laurel Street; Chelsea, Mass. Marl posses charm and fun, She ' ll al- ways be liked by everyone. Marlene Medical Major The Beacon Business Staff; Glee Club; The Talmudims; Commuters ' Club; Fashion Show Model; Drama Club; The Charles Viewer, Co-Editor. LYNNE ELLEN CONLAN 117 Dunham Street; Attleboro, Mass. Smile and the world smiles with you. Clepto Medical Major Commuters ' Club; Newman Club; the Beacon Business Staff; Glee Club. JOANNE COSENZA 14 Evergreen Road; Reading, Mass. Poised and dignified is she, yet full of fun as she can be. Jo Medical Major The Charles Viewer Staff; Student Government Association 2; Mixer So- cial Chairman 2; Drama Club; House of Bernarda Alba ; Commuters ' Club; President ' s Tea Hostess; Open House Hostess; Fashion Show Staff. DENISE JEANETTE COTE 85 Upper Main Street; Morrisville, Vt. A glowing personality shines through a big smile. Deny Electronics Major Junior Dad and Daughter Night Hostess; Newman Club, Secretary; Fashion Show Model; Dormitory So- cial Chairman; The Beacon Business Staff. DORIS CECILE COTE 137 Franklin Street; Milton, Mass. A light and cheerful heart lives long. Dor Medical Major Glee Club; Newman Club; The Charles Viewer, Art Editor. LOIS CRUICKSHANK 18 Pleasant Avenue; Whalom, Fitch- burg, Mass. Good temper is an estate for life. Lois Legal Major JUDY HOPE CURTIS 59 Chapin Road; Barrington, R.I. Filled to the brim with girlish glee. Judy Foreign Trade Major Glee Club; Fashion Show Model; In- ternational Relations Club; Swim- ming Club; Hunt Club. SUZANNE CURTIS 810 Stevens Street; Marlborough, Personality plus, she radiates intelli- gence and loads of fun in everything she does. Sue Electronics Major Dormitory Dedication Hostess; Open House Hostess; March of Dimes Hostess-Ice Capades Heart Fund Hostess-Ice Follies; Junior Prom Committee; Glee Club; Fashion Mass. Show Coordinator; Y.M.C.A.; Student Christian Association, President; The Beacon Literary Editor; Mixer Host- ess; Thanksgiving Dance Committee; Senior Dad and Daughter Night Com- mittee; Student Government Associa- tion; The Charles Viewer Staff; Sen- ior Week Activities Committee; Trip to Miami. MARY NORMA CZUCKREY 561 Race Brook Road; Orange, Conn. A smile that lights the day ' s gloom. Chuck Medical Major Dormitory House Council 1, 2, Presi- dent 2; Glee Club 1; Newman Club 2. SANDRA LEE DALL 80 Prescott Street; Reading, Mass. Laughter around the eyes means warmth in the heart. Sandy Legal Major Student Government Association 1, 2, Treasurer 1; Commuters ' Club, Treasurer 1, Secretary 2; The Beacon Assistant Business Editor; The Charles Viewer Staff 1, 2; Commuters ' Club Scholarship Award. SHEILA IRIS DILLON 23 Woodstock Avenue; Brighton 46, Mass. A pleasure to meet, a pleasure to know, with a pleasing manner and an open heart. Shelo Executive Major Commuters ' Club; International Rela- tions Club. MARY REGINA DONOHUE 511 Ash Street; Brockton, Mass. I expect to go through this world only once — so why not enjoy it? Mary Foreign Trade Major Commuters ' Club 1; Spanish Club; Newman Club; The Beacon Staff. SARAH ELLEN DUNBAR Parallel Street; Harwich, Mass, A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Sassie Legal Major Dormitory Dedication Hostess; The Beacon, Assistant Activity Editor; Dormitory House Council; Newman Club; Senior Dad and Daughter Night Committee. JANET LEE DUNCAN 3 Hough Road; Lawrence, Mass. Always smiling, always sweet, No matter when or where you meet. Dune Legal Major Glee Club; Committers ' Club; The Beacon Literary and Business Staffs. ARLEEN LYNDA ELIAS 58 Florence Avenue; Lawrence, Mass. If silence is golden, she ' ll never get rich! Neenie Foreign Trade Major Spanish Club; Drama Club; The Bea- con Business Staff; The Talmudims. ROBERTA IRENE ELMAN 55 Lorivay Avenue; Sydney, Nova Scotia Sometimes grave, sometimes gay; you like her immediately, any old way. Berta Executive Major The Talmudims KATHERINE ALICE ERRERA 152 Scituate Street; Arlington, Mass. Wit is the flower of imagination. Katie Medical Major Glee Club; Newman Club; The Bea- con Staff. DOROTHY ANN FARRELL 27 Codjer Lane; Sudbury, Mass. Can we ever have too much of a good thing? Dot tie Legal Major The Beacon Staff. KARSEN GAY FAULKNER Main Street; Delanson, N.Y. A cheerful mood, a pleasant smile, a winning way — and quite in style. Kit Legal Major Student Government, Vice-President 1, 2, Service Committee, 2; Dormitory Secretary 1; National Student Associa- tion Coordinator; The Beacon Art Staff; Mixer Hostess; Fashion Show Model; March of Dimes Hostess- Ice Capades; Heart Fund Hostess- Ice Follies; Open House Hostess; Dormitory Dedication Hostess; Junior Prom Committee; Glee Club; Y. M. C. A.; Thanksgiving Dance Commit- tee; Trip to Mexico. MAURA JEANNE FLAHERTY 107 Winsor Avenue; W atertown, Mass. A sweet attractive kind of grace has she. Aloe Executive Major Commuters ' Club; Fashion Show Model. CYNTHIA JILL FORTIN 300 Gilford Avenue; Laconia, N. H. Brevity is the soul of wit. Jill Electronics Major Drama Club; The Beacon Staff; The Charles Viewer, Co-Editor 2; House of Bernarda Alba Cast. CLAIRE ANNE GEDUTIS 354 North Street; Bridgewater, Mass. This lass is sweet with smile so neat. Foreign Trade Major Spanish Club; International Relations Club; Dortnitory House Council. BARBARA ANN GENTILE 63 Riverside Drive; Utica, N. Y. Sweet of manner, warm of heart. Barb Legal Major The Beacon Staff, Business Editor; Newman Club; Open House Hostess; Mixer Hostess; March of Dimes Hostess — Ice Capades; Dormitory Open House Hostess; Dormitory Ded- ication Hostess; Senior Dad and Daughter Night Committee; Trip to Miami. SANDRA LOUISE GILBERT 661 Adams Street; Dorchester, Mass. Good Nature is one of the richest fruits of personality. Sandy Executive Major Commuters ' Club; Newman Club; The Beacon Staff; junior Prom Queen. DONNA CARLYLE GIBSON 242 Harvard Street; Quincy, Mass. Few things are impossible to dili- gence and skill. Don Executive Major Honors Program in History; F.J.C. Scholarship Award. CHARLOTTE GLINA 6 Lorna Road; Mattapan, Mass. Her quiet charm and smiling face will win Charlotte friends any place. Charlie Legal Major Commuters ' Club; The Talmudims. JANET LEE GOLDSTEIN 10 Orange Street; Chelsea 50, Mass. Friend is a word of royal tone; Friend is a poem all alone. Jan Executive Major Commuters ' Club I, 2; Project Com- mittee 2; Drama Club; House of Bernarda Alba ; Glee Club; The Bea- con Literary and Typing Staffs; Scholarship Award; The Talmudims, President; Student Government Asso- ciation. DIANA ROSE GRAVES Box 85; Rumney, N. H . A head for knowledge and a heart for fun. Di Electronics Major Glee Club; Dormitory House Council 1, 2, House President 2; Dormitory Dedication Hostess; Open House Hostess; Rainbow Club; Dormitory Open House Hostess; Scholarship Award; Spanish Club 1; The Beacon Staff. ARLENE FRANCES GREENBLATT 19 Warren Avenue; Maiden 48, Mass. Softness and sweet attractive grace. Lenie Medical Major Commuters ' Club; The Beacon Staff. JACQUELINE ANNE GUZZARDO 632 Herkimer Road, Utica, N. Y. A good disposition is more valuable than gold. Jackie Electronics Major The Beacon Staff; Newman Club; Dormitory Assistant Social Chairman 1 , Social Chairman 2; Junior Dad and Daughter Night Hostess; Dormitory Dedication Hostess; Senior Dad and Daughter Night Committee. JANET MARIE HARRINGTON 137 Lincoln Street; West Medway, Mass. Patience, and shuffle the cards. Jan Legal Major Commuters ' Club CLARA HENNESSEY Main Road: West Falmouth, Mass. The ideal of courtesy, with grace and charm. ' Clara Foreign Trade Major Spanish Club; International Relations Club; Home Residence Club. JUDY HORTON 181 Copeland Street; Brockton, Mass. The gift of gaiety may itself be the greatest good fortune. Judy Foreign Trade Major Hunt Club; The Beacon Staff; Com- muters ' Club; Spanish Club; Student Christian Association. ANNE IRMA HICKEY 6 Douglas Road; Chelmsford, Mass. Character is the real foundation of all worthwhile success. Anne Medical Major Glee Club; Newman Club; Dormitory House Council; Y.M.C.A. A JUDITH WHITBECK HOYT 6 Maple Street; Shelburne Falls, Mass. Not quiet nor loud, nor short nor tall, but a pleasant mingling of them all Judy Foreign Trade Major Glee Club; Spanish Club; Interna- tional Relations Club; The Beacon Staff. SUSAN MARIA JANUTOLO Great Plain; Dan bury, Conn. Strongest minds are often those of whom the noisy world hears least. Sue Legal Major The Charles Viewer Staff I; Hunt Club 2; The Beacon Staff; Open House Hostess; Thanksgiving Dance Poster Committee 2. ELEANOR JOHNSON 1 Curve Street; Wakefield, Mass. Secure in the hearts of her friends. Ellie Executive Major Honors in History Program; Com- muters ' Club 1; Student Christian As- sociation; The Beacon Staff. WILMA ANN JONES 89 Burlington Avenue; Wilmington, Mass. Politeness is to do and say the nicest thing in the nicest way. Willy Executive Major DOROTHY MARIE KAISER 123 South Main Street; Penacook, N. H. At first you think she ' s quite de- mure — Afterwards, you ' re not quite sure. Dotty Legal Major Spanish Club 1; Open House Dorm- itory Hostess 2; Dormitory Dedica- tion Hostess. LINDA HELENE KARKANE Box 284; Gardner, Mass. Bright golden hair on a mistress fair. Linda Legal Major JOANNE SANDRA KAUPPINEN 293 Parker Street; Gardner, Mass. But oh, she dances such a way. Jo Electronics Major Glee Club; Open House Hostess. JANE KELLEY 25 Bella Vista Avenue; Mansfield, Mass. Alight y sweet and mighty wise, the sun just twinkes in her eyes. A SANDRA JEAN KELLOGG 173 North West field Street; Feeding Hills, Mass. Busy, active, full of fun; much she ' s undertaken, much she ' s done. Sandy Executive Major Open House Hostess; Drama Club; Glee Club; Rainbow Club; Dormitory House Council 1, 2, Treasurer 2; Honors in History Program; Junior Dad and Daughter Night Entertain- ment Committee. WILMA LOIS KENNEDY 33 Thurston Road; Newton Falls, Mass. Her smile belies the mischief in her eyes. Willie Medical Major Glee Club; Mother and Daughter Tea Hostess; The Beacon Art Staff. JANET MARGARET KNAPP 77 Union Street; North Easton, Mass. Gracious in her manner, beautiful to see. Jan Executive Major Glee Club; Drama Club; Spanish Club; Hunt Club; Fashion Show Model. JOAN AGNES KNAPP 3 Cricket Drive; Meriden, Conn. W ithot t love and laughter, there is no joy. Joan Foreign Trade Major The Beacon Editor; Dormitory House Council; Spanish Club; International Relations Club; Newman Club; Open House Hostess; Dormitory Dedication Hostess; Student Government Asso- ciation; Senior Dad and Daughter Night Committee; Mixer Hostess; Fisher Scholarship Award; Trip to Miami. SHIRLEY ANN KNOWLES 495 Rantoul Street; Beverly, Mass. The mildest manners and the gent- lest heart. Sbirl Foreign Trade Major Commuters ' Club; The Beacon Assist- ant Editor; Scholarship Award. EVELYN H. KRISTIANSEN 178 Walnut Street; Abington, Mass. She moves as a goddess, and she looks like a queen. Evie Medical Major The Beacon Literary Staff. SANDRA IRENE LABONTE Sewall ' s Bridge; York Village, Maine With a smile on her lips. Sandy Foreign Trade Major Spanish Club; International Relations Club; Commuters ' Club; Newman Club. AUDREY LAYTON 34 County Road, Chelsea, Mass. Always in style from head to toe, sweet and charming wherever she may go. Audrey Medical Major Glee Club; Commuters ' Club; The Beacon Staff; The Talmudims. JANETTE ALICE LEACH 60 Herbert Street; Framingham, Mass. A girl of hope and forward-looking mind. Jan Foreign Trade Major The Charles Viewer Staff; Com- muters ' Club; Spanish Club; Gradu- ation Usher J . SARAH LOUISE LEHR Moraine Street; Marshfield, Mass. Little — But oh, my! Sally Executive Major Glee Club. MARIE ELIZABETH LINCOLN 311 Market Street; Rockland, Mass. Success, remember, is the reward of toil. Inky-Dinky Executive Major Glee Club; Open House Hostess. VIRGINIA ANN LOS 3 Linebrook Road; Ipswicb, Mass. A merry heart goes all the day. Ginny Legal Major Commuters ' Club. JANET E. MACKAY 26 W estmount Avenue; West Rox- bury, Mass. The happiest people seem to be those who have no particular cause for being happy except that they are so. Jan Executive Major Commuters ' Club; Glee Club. CAROL LOUISE MAGOUN 27 Brookline Street; North Abington, Mass. Pure intellect will find pure pleas- ure. Carol Electronics Major Commuters ' Club; Open House Host- ess; Rainbow Club; The Beacon Art Staff. CAROL ANN MAGRATH 47 Gilbert Road; Belmont, Mass. A sunny nature wins lasting friends. Carol Executive Major Commuters ' Club; Newman Club; The Beacon Staff. AUDREY JANE MALCOLM 8 Vernon Street; Maynard, Mass. Charming, graceful, and all the rest, with beauty and brains she ' s doubly blessed. Aud Executive Major Newman Club. CAROLE E. MANDELL 142 Chestnut Street; Willimantic, Conn. She ' s happy, she ' s gay, she ' s full of fun, she has a smile for everyone. Carole Executive Major Student Government; The Beacon Staff; Fashion Show Model. TANYA KAY MANIATTY 10 Forest Avenue; Greenfield, Mass. Gaze into her eyes and you will see an angel; gaze a little longer and you will see an imp. Tan Foreign Trade Major Glee Club; Spanish Club; Fashion Show Model; International Relations Club; Dormitory House Council. JANET CATHERINE MANN 6 Tapley Road; Lynnfield Center, Mass. A lovely lady, garmented in light from her own beauty. Jan Medical Major Rainbow Club, Secretary; Glee Club; Fashion Show Model; Commuters ' Club; Senior Raffle Committee. ADRIANNE M. MANSON 332 Commonwealth Avenue; Chest- nut Hill, Mass. Such beauty and wisdom are seldom combined. Adrianne Legal Major Open House Hostess; The Beacon Staff. LINDA ANN MAROLD 47 Second Avenue; Little Falls, N. J. She is like a little clock — always wound up. Lyn Medical Major Glee Club; The Charles Viewer Staff. JANET MELANIE MARSH 2160 Guilderland Avenue; Schenec- tady, N. Y. What is worth doing is worth doing well Jan Executive Major Dormitory House Council 1, 2, Dorm- itory President 2; Student Govern- ment Association 2; Fashion Show Model; Newman Club; Junior Dad and Daughter Night Hostess. LINDA ANN MARTIN Lower Street; Buckland, Mass. She may appear quiet, but look again! Lin Foreign Trade Major The Charles Viewer Staff; Spanish Club; International Relations Club; House of Bernarda Alba Hostess. MARIE ELIZABETH MELDON 51 Marshall Street; Quincy, Mass. Pleasing personality and one who is always willing to help a friend. Little Girl Foreign Trade Major Glee Club; Spanish Club; Commuters ' Club. SANDRA ROSALIE MOORE 1680 North Shore Road; Revere, Mass. A sunny disposition and a smile so sweet. Sandy Medical Major Glee Club; Commuters ' Club; Student Government. ALBERTINA JOAN MORRIS 71 Lake Avenue; Lynn, Mass. Her ways are ways of pleasantness. Tina Medical Major Spanish Club; Commuters ' Club. MARCIA CHRISTINE MOWRY 294 Davis Street; Greenfield, Mass. Tis better to be small and shine, than to be great and cast a shadow. Marcia Legal Major Dormitory House Council I, 2, House Secretary I; The Beacon Staff; Open House Hostess; Drama Club; Heart Fund Hostess — Ice Follies. MARY LOUISE MO YN AH AN 3 Aaron Avenue; Waterbury 8, Conn. Sincerity, consideration and mod- esty. M. L. Medical Major Newman Club 1, 2, President 2; Glee Club, Secretary; The Beacon Literary and Photography Staffs; Student Gov- ernment Association; The Charles Viewer Staff. BARBARA JEAN NADEAU 7 Connolly Avenue; Saugus, Mass. It ' s nice to be natural when you ' re naturally nice. Jean Legal Major Newman Club, Vice-President I, 2; Commuters ' Club, Vice-President 1, President 2; The Beacon Staff. CAROLE ANN NEUMEYER 1504 Rudolph Drive; Bethlehem, Pa. Manner, not gold, is woman ' s best adornment. Carole Executive Major Glee Club; Drama Club; Home Resi- dence Club, Vice-President I; The Beacon Business and Photography Staffs. MARCIA ANN NICHOLS 62 Old Road; Westport, Conn. ' Tis good to live and learn. Magoo Medical Major The Charles Viewer Staff; Newman Club; The Beacon Staff; House Coun- cil 1, 2; Dormitory Social Chairman 2. ANNE LEE NICKERSON R. F. D. No. 3; Brewer, Maine. She may be quiet, may be shy; but see the mischief in her eye. Anne Electronics Major The Beacon Staff. GERALDINE OLIVIA OSBORN 14 Genevieve Road; East Weymouth, Mass. May your dreams bring you com- plete satisfaction. Gerri Legal Major The Charles Viewer Staff; Mixer Hostess; Open House Hostess; Rain- bow Club; The Beacon Staff, Secre- tary; Trip to Miami, Chairman; Dormitory Dedication Hostess; Senior Raffle Committee. RUTH ANN PARISEAU 263 44th Street North; St. Peters- burg, Fla. A sunny smile leads to many friends. Rufus Foreign Trade Major Newman Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 1; International Relations Club; Open House Hostess; Myron Hall 1; Dorm- itory Dedication Hostess. CHRISTINE LOUISE PEKENIA 80 Overland Road; Greenfield, Mass. Wh en you ' re tall, there ' s more of you to like. Kipi Executive Major The Beacon Business Staff; Spanish Club, Secretary 1. ELAINE IRENE PELLETIER 117 Lafayette Street; Marblehead, Mass. Modesty is the citadel of beauty and virtue. Elaine Electronics Major Commuters ' Club 1, 2; Newman Club 1,2. SUSAN F. PELTON 30 Elm Avenue; Fairhaven, Mass. A grain of gaiety seasons every- thing. Sue Medical Major Glee Club; Commuters ' Club 2; Home Residence Club 1; Rainbow Club; Drama Club; Y.M.C.A.; Senior Dad and Daughter Night Committee; Open House Hostess. IRENE MARY KATHLEEN PENSKI 539 Pequoig Avenue; Athol, Mass. Fond of fun, as fond can be. Penuche Foreign Trade Major Spanish Club; Newman Club: Hunt Club. VIRGINIA ANN PERKINS 517 First Avenue; West Haven, Conn. Modesty becomes a young woman. Ginny Foreign Trade Major LINDA MARY PLUMMER 26 Sutherland Street; Andover, Mass. Good nature is the beauty of the mind. Lyn Drama Club; Staff. Electronics Major The Beacon Business JOAN AGNES RAFFAELLE 73 Betts Road; Belmont, Mass. The highest of distinctions is service to others. Joan ' Foreign Trade Major Commuters ' Club; Bowling Club; In- ternational Relations Club; Glee Club; Student Government Associa- tion I, 2, President 2; The Charles Viewer Staff. MARY ANN RENZULLI 3 Renzulli Road; Westport, Conn. Though quiet on the outside, there ' s that devilish fire within. Neb Executive Major Glee Club; Neivman Club; The Bea- con Business Staff. CONSTANCE MARY RIZZO 27 Meadowview Road; Foxboro, Mass. As good natured a soul, as e ' er trod on shoe of leather. Conn ie Medical Major Spanish Club; Commuters ' Club; Newman Club; The Beacon Business Staff. JEAN-TERRY ROBERTS Jacksonville, Vermont With temper calm and mild and words of softened tone. Terry Foreign Trade Major Spanish Club; Home Residence Club; International Relations Club, Secre- tary. LINDA MAY ROGERS 98 Withington Road; Newtonville, Mass. Success comes in cans, not can ' ts. Lin Medical Major Rainbow Club; Commuters ' Club. PATRICIA ANN ROGERS 45 Everett Street; Middleboro, Mass. Friendliness makes her lovely. Punky Executive Major Newman Club; Dormitory House Council; The Beacon Business Staff. FRANCES MARIE RORK 96 Beechnut Road; W estwood, Mass. Life is full of fun! Bunny Executive Major Commuters ' Club; Drama Club. BETSY DEAN RYDER Barlows Ldg. Road; Pocasset, Mass. You don ' t have to be noisy to have it known you ' re around. Bets Executive Major Dormitory House Council I, 2, House Treasurer 2. ELEANOR ANNE SAFRINE 14 Parlee Road; Chelmsford, Mass. Tis well to be merry and wise. Elite Executive Major Drama Club; Glee Club; Commuters ' Club; The Beacon Business Staff. DIANE MARY SCUSSELL Curtis Street; Stafford Springs, Conn. There lies conversation in her eyes. Sens ' ' Electronics Major Glee Club; Mixer Hostess I, 2; Open House Hostess 1, 2. PAULA ETHEL SEGAL 30 Whiting Street; Plymouth, Mass. Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. Bird Medical Major Glee Club; Drama Club; The Beacon Business Staff; The Charles Viewer; The Talmudims; Dormitory Dedica- tion Hostess; Trip to Miami. ANNE SEYMOUR 60 Cordis Street; Wakefield, Mass. True generosity gives recognition. Anne Executive Major Hunt Club; Commuters ' Club, Project Committee Chairman, Alumni Com- mittee; The Beacon Staff; Newman Club. ANNA THERESA SHEA 33 Grossman Street; Quincy, Mass. Cheerful company shortens the miles. Terry Legal Major Glee Club; Newman Club; Com- muters ' Club; The Charles Viewer Staff; The Beacon Staff. ANNE FRANCES SHEA 76 Bay State Road; Belmont 78, Mass. Always happy, never sad; some- times naughty, never bad. Anne Executive Major Commuters ' Club I; The Beacon Staff; Newman Club 2. FRANCES LEAH SHERRIFF 41 Bixby Street; Revere 51, Mass. Talking and laughter, her brightest virtues. Fran Medical Major Glee Club; Commuters ' Club. MARCIA A. SHIRO 1075 Essex Street; Lawrence, Mass. Gay but with dignity. Marcia Executive Major Drama Club; International Relations Club; The Beacon Staff; Open House Hostess; Dormitory Dedication Host- ess; The Talmudims, Treasurer; Senior Raffle Committee; Trip to Miami. BEVERLY ANN SIEDLISKI 36 Rodman Avenue; Shirley, Mass. Nothing is rarer than true good na- ture. Bev Legal Major Commuters ' Club; Hunt Club; Open House Hostess. BARBARA JOAN SIMONS 25 Robinhood Road; Natick, Mass. Conversation is one of the greatest pleasures of life. Barb Foreign Trade Major Commuters ' Club; International Re- lations Club; The Beacon Staff; Open House Hostess; Fashion Show Model. CECILE SIUDA 53 Parker Street; Laurence, Mass. A blush, a smile, full of fun, you can count on her when there ' s work to be done. Ces Foreign Trade Major Drama Club; Spanish Club; Home Residence Club 1; Student Govern- ment scholarship Award; College- Sponsored Scholarship Awards; The Charles Viewer Literary Editor; The Beacon Photography Editor; Interna- tional Relations Club. JUDITH ANN SKEHAN 39 Nettleton Avenue; Naugatuck, Conn. A source of innocent merriment. Judy Executive Major Glee Club; Fashion Show Model; Newman Club. BARBARA ELLEN SLOAN 534 Long Hill Road; Groton, Conn. ' ' Silence more musical than any song. Barb Executive Major Glee Club; Y.M.C.A.; The Beacon Staff; March of Dimes Hostess — Ice Capades; Heart Fund Hostess — Ice Follies. VALERIE SMIAROSKI Deerfield, Mass. Wit is the salt of conversation. Val Executive Major Newman Club; Home Residence Club 1; Scholarship Award. DIANNE ELIZABETH SMITH 348 Division Street; Amsterdam, N. Y. Small in stature, mighty in will. Dianne Executive Major Dormitory House Council 1, 2, House Secretary 1; Newman Club; Junior Dad and Daughter Night Hostess; Jun- ior prom committee; The Beacon liter- ary Staff. LINDA DANE SMITH 14 Babcock Avenue; North Wey- mouth, Mass. Politeness costs little and gains everything. Smitty Foreign Trade Major Glee Club; Spanish Club; Interna- tional Relations Club; Junior Dad and Daughter Night Entertainment. JUDITH ANNE SOLLOWS 10 Hartshorn Street; Reading, Mass. Eyes that laugh and lips that smile — she is happy all the while. Judi Foreign Trade Major Commuters ' Club; Glee Club; The Beacon Photography Staff. CAROLE ANN SUPERSON 7 Bassett Road; Hoi yoke, Mass. No matter what others may be, she will always be herself. Supie Executive Major Glee Club; Fashion Show Model; Newman Club; The Beacon Staff. ANNMARIE TARDANICO 1168 Washington Street; Canton, Mass. A good personality is the main high- way to success. Charlie Foreign Trade Major Glee Club; Newman Club; Interna- tional Relations Club; Commuters ' Club. ELIZABETH MOREY TAYLOR 80- A West Cedar Street; Boston, Mass. The mirth and fun grew fast and furious. Betsy Medical Major Glee Club; Junior Dad and Daughter Night Hostess. LYNDA GAIL THOMAS 20 Arrowhead Trail; Ipswich, Mass. Charm, poise, flair for fashion. Lyn Legal Major Commuters ' Club; Glee Club; Junior Dad and Daughter Night Hostess. KARLA ROSE TIBBETTS Box 175; Union, N. H. There is no wisdom like frankness. Tibby Executive Major MIRIAM PATRICE TIBBETTS 95 Beaver Avenue; Lynnfield Center, Mass. A constant friend is a thing rare to find. Pinky Legal Major Student Government; Commuters ' Club; The Charles Viewer Staff. DONNA LEE TORNO 131 Martin Street; Holyoke, Mass. She is all charm, sparkle, and ver- satility. Donna Legal Major Student Government 2; The Beacon Assistant Photography Editor; Dorm- itory Treasurer 2; President ' s Tea Hostess 2; Mixer Hostess 2; Open House Hostess 2; Dormitory Dedica- tion Hostess; Senior Dad and Daughter Night Committee. ELINOR BURGESS TOWER 44 Ripley Road; Cobasset, Mass. Possess your soul with patience. Elinor Executive Major ANN PENELOPE TUNEWICZ 3H Walnut Street; Bridgewater, Mass. The friendly manner of a carefree soul. Cricket Executive Major SHARON ELAINE TURNBULL 2034 Guilderland Avenue; Schenec- tady, N. Y. A merry heart radiates cheerfulness. Sherry Executive Major Glee Club; The Charles Viewer Pro- duction and Literary Staffs; Newman Club, Social Chairman; Spanish Club; The Beacon Literary and Photography Staffs. THERESA ANN USTASZEWSKI 9 River Street Place; Lynn, Mass. God made her small in order to do a more choice bit of workmanship. Terry Medical Major Spanish Club; Commuters ' Club. JUDITH ANN WALKER 27 Outlook Road; Wakefield, Mass. Whenever she smiles, personality beams. Judy Executive Major Dormitory House Council 1, 2. HELANE WARBURTON 241 Nabanton Street; Newton Centre 59, Mass. Her armor is her honest thought, and simple truth her utmost skill. Helane Executive Major Commuters ' Club; Honors in History Program. MARIANNE WARD 25 Speedwell Street; Dorchester, Mass. To know her well is to like her bet- ter. Marianne Legal Major NANCY C. WARRINGTON 35 Peirce Street; Arlington, Mass. There is sweetness in her manner, a gentle humor perceptible. Nan Electronics Major Commuters ' Club. RHODENA DOROTHY WATT 20 Birchbrow Avenue; North Wey- mouth 91, Mass. Those who bring sunshine into the hearts of others cannot keep it from themselves. Roddie Foreign Trade Major Commuters ' Club; Yearbook Sales 1; Rainbow Club. ROBERTA WEINSTEIN 42 Addington Road; Brookline, Mass. A cheerful good nature and a sunny smile. Bobbie Legal Major Glee Club; Commuters ' Club, Social Committee 2; The Talmudims. RAE ELIZABETH WELLINGTON 271 Grove Avenue; Leominster, Mass. What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness? Rae Electronics Major Glee Club; Dormitory House Council. JUNE ALLAN WESSELLS 30 Fairview Avenue; Arlington, Mass. Good nature is one of the richest fruits of personality. Chuwe Foreign Trade Major Commuters ' Club; International Rela- tions Club. JUDITH P. WILCOX Main Street; Westminster, Mass. Not too quiet, not too loud, yet never unnoticed in a crowd. Judy Electronics Major The Charles Viewer Staff; The Beacon Art Staff; Mixer Hostess 2; Dormitory House Council; Dormitory Dedication Hostess; Dormitory Open House Host- ess; Senior Dad and Daughter Night Committee. V SALLY ANN WILLIAMS County Road, Box 72; Cataumet, Mass. The essence of humor is sensibility. Sal Legal Major Glee Club; Hunt Club; Drama Club. DEANNA FRANCES WILSON 25 Pond Street; South Braintree, Mass. With temper calm and mild, and words of a softened tone. Dee Foreign Trade Major Commuters ' Club; Spanish Club; In- ternational Relations Club, Vice-Presi- dent 2; Newman Club; Fashion Show Model. CAROL RITA YORK 15 Palmer Street; Watertown, Mass. What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness? Carol Executive Major Commuters ' Club; Newman Club. CLASS HISTORY Trunks repacked . . . we ' re seniors at last and we move into Andrew, Myron, Florence, Edmund, and Sarah Mortimer Halls bag and baggage . . . comparison of summer tans and engagement rings . . . some of us are missing! ! ! . . . nice to be an old timer . . . tele- Septembe phones begin to jingle at dorms, commuters get back into the swing of the MTA . . . we ' re off with our little sisters for the annual College outing at Cedar Hill in Waltham . . . MIT, BC . they great? We ' re all settled now and begin our busy schedules . . . still find time to get acquainted . . . first mixer held at New England Mutual Hall . . . big doings, Fisher girls seen on campus at Tufts, BU, Harvard, raccoon coats and banners are the dress of the day . . . college weekends, aren ' t October Novembei Seniors seen posing in front of mirrors, class pictures are being taken . . . whist playing re- newed in the CAF . . . seniors reelect Cynthia, Phyllis, and Laurie, welcome to Betty Ann ... in- formal dance at Hotel Somerset, Regency Room . . . cold weather begins to blow, button up those coats, put on those scarves . . . rumor heard that Commuters are petitioning MTA for feet warmers at Charles Street station . . . Christmas in the air . . . juniors heard practicing their French in the halls, preparing for Junior Dad and Daughter Night . . . BEACON staff considering suicide, deadlines must be met! ! ! . . . D ecem uM College paper gets new name . . . CHARLES VIEWER gets an overhaul . . . snow comes in handy, we ' re home for the holidays early . . . New year, new diamonds seen flashing, even new names! ! ! . . . exams, are they here again? . . . semester break, Seniors head for the north country and the ski slopes of New Hampshire and J an ar y Vermont . . . push those raffle books, girls . . . Here we go again, more snow . . . commuters finding it hard to commute . . . wonder if we ' ll ever see the ground again . . . everyone looks lovely at the Sweetheart Swirl at the Parker House . . . acting talents displayed by drama classes in the play, THE WOMEN . . . it ' s almost here, February measurements taken for caps and gowns . . . winter carnivals . . . just great . . . Commuters headed for Mt. Snow for weekend of skiing, skating and . . . My Fair Lady viewed by Fisher girls, simply wonderful . . . Spring is on its way . . . BEACON staff still working . . . Prom Committee full of ideas . . . Seniors and Dads dance all night at the Mardi Gras, part of Dad and Daughter Night . . . juniors March getting into swing of things, starting to look like seniors ... off again, this time for the warm sands of Miami Beach, oh, those tans . . . April Fool . . . seniors treat Moms to an elegant luncheon Parade . . . time is getting closer . . . . getting ready for the Easter Pops concert at Symphony Hall . . . many afternoons spent on the banks of the Charles . . . weddings are in the making . . . exams, again! ! ! ... spring fever .. . At last . . . senior week activities . . . BEACON is out, it was worth it all . . . had a wonder- ful day of swimming, picnicking, sports, and eating . . . luncheon for seniors . . . dinner dance at the Statler Hilton, Georgian Room . . . Prom Committee breathes a sigh of relief, it ' s over . . . commencement and mixed emotions . . . April May June ACTIVITIES DORMITORIES BEACON STAFF Front Roiv: Jill Fortin, Wilma Kennedy, Sharon Caswell, Elinor Chorney, Audrey Layton, Ankine Ava- kian, Mary Louise Moynahan, Sharon Turnbull. Second Row: Barbara Sloan, Genevieve Champy, Betty- ann Locke, Marcia Shiro, Marlene Cohen, Geraldine Osborn, Secretary; Janet Goldstein, Nancy Collyer, Paula Segal. Third Roir: Denise Cote, .Anne Seymour, Sandra Gilbert, Carole Neumeyer, Dianne Smith, Carol Magoun, Janet Mann, Jean Nadeau, Elaine Silverman. Front Row: Paula Segal, Sandra Dall, Cecile Siuda, Literary Editor; Mr. Robert Wilson, Advisor; Marlene Cohen, Co-Editor; Joanne Cosenza, Jill Fortin, Co-Editor; Sandra Goggin, Sheila Campbell, Doris Cote, Art Editor. The Charles Viewer, the newspaper of Fisher Junior College changed its format in many ways during the past year. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Wilson and editorship of Jill Fortin and Mar- lene Cohen it was published monthly. Every edi- tion, which was printed on excellent glossy paper, in a pleasing colored ink, included pictures, fea- ture articles, news stories, by-lines and advertise- ments. A special Christmas issue carried crossword puzzles, pictures and Christmas stories. This is a college newspaper that is interesting to any reading public as well as to college girls themselves. We are proud of it. STUDENT GOVERNMENT Front Row: Sandra Dall, Karsen Faulkner, Jayne Stankiewicz, Vice-President; Joan Raffaelle, President; Ankine Avakian, Secretary; Linda Paggioli, Treasurer; Diane Hunt. Second Row: Carolyn Winsten, Jo- anne Cosenza, Merrily Ceder, Donna Torno, Gail Hodgdon. Every student at Fisher Junior College is a member of the Student Government Association, which is directed by a Council made up of elected representatives and the presidents of all Fisher organizations. The Association ' s theme for the year was three-fold: higher edu- cation on campus, better student-faculty relationships, and better stu- dent-student relationships. The Association began active work at the beginning of the year by assistance to students at registration time, helping them with prob- lems of adjustment. A most successful dance, held early in the year, provided an opportunity for Fisher students to make friends with other college students in the vicinity. The Council conducted junior and senior class elections, and a mock national presidential election; as- sisted in several philanthropic projects; and sent delegates to nearby National Student Government Association conferences. The Associa- tion has acted as liaison to solve problems between students and ad- ministration. A New England blizzard eliminated the Association ' s traditional Christmas party, but the Council undauntedly went forward with its plans and held it later in the year. Student Government Association members have steadfastly encour- aged high standards of conduct and scholarship, and have worked throughout the year to develop its three-fold theme, assisting with those sponsored by other organizations of the College, and initiating activities of its own. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Front Ron 1 : Sue Taipale, Judy Hoyt, Nancy Boone, Treasurer; Daryl Cassese, President; Miss Tonougar, Advisor; Deanna Wilson, Vice-President; Jean-Terry Roberts, Secretary; Cecile Siuda, Joan Mason, Mercie Locke. Second Rote: Linda Finneran, Linda Smith, Sandra Norskey, Janet LaGreca, June Wessells, Linda Tenney, Janet Stevens, Sandra La Bonte, Joan Raffaelle, Joan Knapp. Third Row: Annmarie Tar- danico, Ankine Avakian, Joyce Jenkins, Elizabeth Steeves, Nancy Kyte, Sarah Dunbar, Donna Caldara, Bernadette Dubois. The purpose of the International Relations Club is to create better understanding of foreign people, their culture, their political, eco- nomic, and social life. It is also the aim of the IRC to help acquaint foreign students with the American way of life. To better inform the students, the IRC had several well-qualified speakers. These included Francisco Cuervo, Cuban MIT student; Washington Okumu, Kenyan political figure; and Meron Medzini, Harvard graduate student of Far Eastern studies from Israel. These speakers lectured on the present and future problems of their countries. During the year the club also sponsored an International Food Sale, a U.N. poster contest, an Indian supper, an International Costume Ball, collected about 450 books for African schools, took part in the Decisions Program, and took a trip to the U.N. in the spring as a con- clusion to a busy year. Fifty girls received Pen-Pal names to write to young men and women all over the world. Many of the club members participated in outside affairs such as attending receptions for Latin American students at the Pan American Society. The performance of the world-renowned Indian dancer, In- drani; the lecture given by Carl deSuze, Africa: Giant at the Door; the Harvard International Glee Club Concert; and the Pan American Ball and International Ball were other outside activities that they at- tended. The International Relations Club, although new this year, was very active and concluded a successful year by joining the AIRC which incorporates all of the International Relations Clubs in the nation. NEWMAN CLUB Front Ron: Sally Parsons, Dianne Smith, Pat Barbour, Jayne Stankiewicz, Treasurer; Lynne Streiber, Secretary; Mrs. Dorothy Kelly, Lay Advisor; Mary Louise Moynahan, President; Sharon Turnbull, Berna- dette Dubois, Judith Leach, Ann Rae Tondreault, Marcia Nichols. Second Ron; Carole Superson, Mary Czuckrey, Helen Omer, Marie Clement, Noreen O ' Day, Hilda Rothenheber, Kathleen Coleman, Maureen Coleman, Daryl Cassese. Third Row: Mary Czuckrey, Helen Omer, Joan Knapp, Judy Skehan, Barbara Gentile, Judith Cesati, Judie Neylon, Judy Villa, Kay Sullivan, Anne Hickey. The Fisher Junior College Newman Club is a member of the National Federation of Newman Club, the purpose of which is to establish Catholic Student Centers at secular col- leges and universities throughout the world. To encourage spiritual devotion, to discuss ques- tions relative to religion, and to establish a meeting place where students may socialize with others of the same faith is the aim of both the Federation and the Fisher Newman Club. Meetings are held at the college the third Monday of each month, when noted Catholic lay men and women are guest speakers. Such speakers as Mrs. Dan Callahan, who discussed Home Life for Women, emphasized the important role women play in the home, her rela- tion to her husband, to her children and to her community; and Mr. Michael Novak, Har- vard Fellow, whose stimulating and thought-provoking lecture, Catholic and Protestantism, clarified many questions of long standing, are but a few of the outstanding speakers en- joyed by the Newmanites. The members are encouraged to participate freely in the question periods which follow each meeting. The officers and committee chairmen plan interesting activities throughout the year. Outstanding among these have been a retreat at the Cenacle Convent, a Tea Dance co-spon- sored by the Christian Union, to which similar clubs in surrounding colleges have been in- vited, attendance at the Passion Play, and the annual Communion Breakfast at the close of the college year. During the year Rev. Thomas M. Finn, CPS, of the Park St. Information Center, Paulist Fathers, spiritual adviser, and Mrs. Dorothy M. Kelly, faculty adviser, are available for counseling and guidance at all times. STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Front Row: Beverly Cleathero, Treasurer; Suzanne Curtis, President; Miss Joan Palmer, Advisor; Sally Gleitsmann, Vice-President; Bettyann Locke; Secretary. Second Row: Sheila Campbell, Sandra Butter- worth, Merrily Ceder, Linda Giles, Donna Torno. Third Row: Donna DeHaven, Barbara Maynard, Diana Ricciardi. A fellowship of student and faculty groups committed to the will of God in building new individuals and a new society according to the growing insights and faith of the cooperating Christian groups — this is the dedication of the Student Christian Movement in New England. In its initial year, the Student Christian Association at Fisher has been a living example of the description of its mother organization. Several interesting speakers were guests of the S.C.A., and many Fisher girls attended the performance of the Easter passion play, Pilate ' s Daughter, which was presented at Roxbury ' s Mission Church. Helping in Project Cleanup in Boston ' s South End, many members received deep and grateful thanks from the rectory at St. Stephen ' s Church. Col- lege vesper services were introduced into the religious life on campus, sponsored jointly by the S.C.A., the Talmudims, and the Newman Club. All three organizations also cooperated in sponsoring an Inter-Faith Mixer in the Spring. TALMUDIMS Front Row: Bobbi Weinstein, Marcia Shiro, Treasurer; Janet Goldstein, President; Helaine Abrams, Vice- President; Dena Ginsberg, Monitress and Historian, Ellie Chorney. Second Row: Sharon Caswell, Marsha Goldstein, Sheila Dillon, Roberta Elman, Lois Silton. Third Row: Barbara Portnoy, Eileen Brenerman, Ruth Levine, Marsha Greene, Lois Berris. Missing: Rona Alpert, Secretary; Marlene Cohen, Audrey Lay- ton, Rita Staretz, Ina Wasserstram, Marsha Levine, Elli Greenberg, Carole Mandell, Paula Segal, Norma Kaplan, Arlene Elias, Elaine Silverman, Marilyn Berman, Carolyn Winsten, Loretta Taylor, Sandra Moore. The Jewish girls of Fisher have formed a new organization, The Talmu- dims, whose purpose is to give us a better understanding of Judaism and give us the strength to have faith in our beliefs. The first meeting was held in the ballroom Wednesday, October 26. Rabbi Zigmund, the Regional Director of the Hillel Foundation in New England, spoke informatively on the forming o f the new organization. The group staged religious debates, workshops, dances, inter-faith meetings and participated in charitable work for their community projects. The Talmudims ' aim is to gain a clearer understanding of the ideals of true Judaism; to strengthen our faith in the One God; in our great leaders, Moses and the Prophet; to appreciate the laws and commandments given us by these leaders and to obey these commandments in daily life. The Talmudims hope that the classes will continue to uphold the tradition established this year and that the organization will become a permanent and valuable part of Fisher College activities. GLEE CLUB Janet LaGreca, President; Sharon Avery, Vice-President; Pat Bevelaqua, Secretary. Under the supervision of Louis Siegel, the 1960-61 Fisher Junior College Glee Club had a year of numerous and varied accom- plishments. Not only did this group of fifty students meet each Wednesday after- noon for a round of joyful and serious sing- ing, but they also appreciated the oppor- tunity of being coached by a man of such excellent talent. The Glee Club participated in several school assemblies, and other activities of the college. This year brought forth an out- standing glee club, and it will be a credit to the school in years to come. SWIMMING CLUB Splash, Splash! may remind you of a familiar song, but it also describes the YWCA pool Mon- day afternoons. At that time about twenty Fisher girls met regularly for instruction. Each week the girls assembled for lessons in fundamental and advanced swimming and diving. These classes were really enjoyable since all the strokes are done to a musical accompaniment on a good hi-fi system and the instructor can turn out as pretty a water ballet as you will see in any acquacade. The program lasted eight weeks and was repeated in the spring term. HUNT CLUB Once each week members of the Hunt Club went to the New England School of Equitation in Jamaica Plain. There they were taught the art and the sport of horseback riding. The girls in the elementary group quickly learned to trot and can- ter, while the advanced riders concentrated on jumping under the tutelage of Mr. G. Wright, their instructor. The club, which is sponsored by Mr. Laurence Hansen, planned a Hunt and a Moonlight Ride to end their activities for the year. COMMUTERS ' CLUB Front Roiv: Genevieve Champy, Audrey Layton, Pat Monahan, Eileen Nally, Treasurer; Sandra Dall, Secretary; Mrs. Judge, Advisor; Jean Nadeau, President; Gail Hodgdon, Vice-President, Judy Bernaby, Judy Cesati, Kathy Moran, Kathleen Stewart. Second Row: Janet Duncan, Anne Seymour, Grace Torrisi, Eleanor Safrine, Marsha Greene, Carol Kourtz, Linda Finneran, Peggy Young, Barbara Portnoy, Sandra Gilbert, Elin Bartley. Third Roiv: Natalie Gesek, Elaine Silverman, Nancy Bruce, Lydna Thomas, Edna Torgerson, Sandra Spadea, Diane Hunt, Marlene Cohen, Carol Magrath. Fourth Row: Sandra Smith, Marianne Ward, Linda McDormand, Carol York, Janet Mann. The Commuters ' Club is comprised of that group of Fisher girls who travel to and from Bos- ton daily. Its purpose is threefold: (1) to help students become better acquainted with one an- other, (2) to instill responsibility to one and all through the direction of its officers, and (3) to help those less fortunate and deserving. These things are accomplished through social events and worthwhile projects, such as distributing of food packages to needy families at Christmas and Eas- ter, and the presentation of a scholarship to a deserving commuting junior. Whether the commut- ers live near or far, the common interests of the club keeps them together and develops strong friendships which will endure long after college days. A hayride at the Lazy S Ranch in Canton, Massachusetts, followed by a dance at the Ponkapoug Grange Hall, was the first activity of the 1960-1961 season. The ski week end held by the Commuters ' Club (Feb. 24-26) at Istvan ' s Lodge at Mt. Snow in West Dover, Vermont, will long be re- membered by its participants. The girls enjoyed a week end of skiing, swimming in the outdoor 100° heated pool, and fine entertainment at the lodge. A golf program at Fisher was initiated this year by the Commuters ' Club. The girls, as well as the staff and faculty, enjoyed the lessons given by golf pro Ed Barry, from Pine Meadows Country Club in Lex- ington, Massachusetts. Needless to say, this program met with the com- plete approval of all concerned. Other events of the year included a night out at a Boston night club, a cake sale held at Sears Roebuck in Cambridge to raise funds for the club, and finally a beach party. ANDREW HALL Front Ron: Carole Mandell, Anne Shea, Arlene Elias, Judy Skehan, Judy Curtis, Carole Superson. Second Ron : Ann Rae Tondreault, House Council; Rae Wellington, House Council; Claire Gedutis, House Coun- cil; Mrs. Ethel McKee, House Director; Sharon Avery, House Council; Tanya Maniatty, House Council, Social Chairman; Sandra Bernier. Third Row: Kae Lobdell, Carole Goode, Joanne Hall, Maureen Cole- man, Kathy Coleman, Hilda Rothenheber, House Council; Sandra Butterworth, Sandra Goggin, Lou Ellen Ladd, House Council. Fourth Ron : Gail Maculewicz, Martha Loud, Roberta Zampieri, Jane Affleck, Carole Lindale, Linda LaFortune, Kathy Bassler, Judy Cole. Life at Andrew Hall during the past two years has been exciting, rewarding, and also quite hectic for the seniors. Aside from doing our daily task of homework, we will always remember the pleasant times we had together at our parties when we heard, B 5, N 42, being called during the Bingo games, or when Mrs. McKee, our House Director, would surprise us with her treats of candy, cookies, and ice cream. We will never forget our Christmas parties, to which we invited boys and girls from the Salva- tion Army. The expressions of joy and thankfulness on the children ' s faces when they came in sight of the huge tree and many gifts made us realize how fortunate we were. Last year we had a penny bank into which we dropped our pennies, etc., and we were able to send three children to the Morgan Memorial Fresh Air Camp. This year we are aiming to do the same. We have also given our old nylons and clothes to the Boston State Mental Hospital where they are much appreciated. We, of course, must make mention of our senior House Council members, Sharon Avery, Claire Gedutis, Tanya Maniatty, and Rae Wellington, and the fine job they did in keeping our dorm quiet during study hours — also, in giving out demerits. Yes, in years to come we will look back and treasure the fine times we had and the many friends we made while at Andrew Hall. EDMUND HALL Front Roiv: Joyce Jenkins, Diane Sullivan, Priscilla Douglass, Sandra Bailey. Second Row: Judi Culver, Nancy Bosch, House Council; Ann Lamothe, House President; Judy Walker, House Council; Dianne Smith, House Council; Carolyn Moran. Third Row: Susan Taipale, Social Chairman; Judy Hoyt, Janet Stevens, Roberta Elman, Alice Wagner, Social Chairman; Sandra Norskey, Linda Tenney, Joyce Rawn, Nancy Kyte, Linda Paggioli. Fourth Row: Judith Lovell, Joan Groves, Ellen Carroll, Lucy Rose, Ruth Levine, Loretta Johnston, Marilynn Myers, Jill Fortin. Edmund Hall has been busy during the past school year. It has watched the com- ing and going of its girls to a variety of activities, such as: Y. W. C. A., Ice Capades, lectures, the American Ballet, dances, movies, theatres, collecting for Multiple Sclerosis at a pro basketball game, and various college weekends. Edmund was entertained at a Hallowe ' en Party by Florence. It had a wonderful time watching its girls ducking for apples and singing. Christmastime brought about the preparation of a party for underprivileged children which proved to be a success. It also put an end to the suspense centered on the joke gifts under the tree. Another suc- cess of the season was the carol sing at Vuley Nursing Home in Brookline. Edmund Hall reciprocated Florence Hall ' s Hallowe ' en party in the beginning of February by giving a start-the-semester-off-right party. February 11, Edmund Hall had a buffet supper and dance using Valentine ' s Day as its theme. Late in the Spring, Edmund had its own party as a sort of farewell to the departing seniors. These are but a few of the many things Edmund Hall has done during the year. FLORENCE HALL Front Ron: Linda Karkane, Sally Lehr, Marie Lincoln, Diane Scussell. Second Row: Marcia Nichols, Social Chairman; Patricia Rogers, Secretary; Mary Czuckrey, President; Betsy Ryder, Treasurer. Third Ron- Nancy Boone, Karla Tibbetts, Barbara Swift, Sally Hines, Lynne Streiber, Marsha Dolloff, Linda Homer, Kathleen Garnder, Sandra Barker. Fourth Rote: Eileen Brenerman, Colleen Love, Susan Brown, Marcia Dillon, Judith Leach, Kathryn Larson, Lucill e Hamell. Missing: Pennie Tunewicz, Joanne Kaup- pinen, Beverly Mitchell. We ' ve had a very exciting time in Florence Hall this year! In the fall we held a party to which we invited boys from Boston College and Northeastern. Everyone had fun dancing, playing cards, or just chatting. To celebrate Hallowe ' en, we decorated our dining room with witches and black cats, hung apples from strings, filled tubs with water and apples, popped corn and in- vited Edmund Hall over to help us keep the goblins from our door. It is our custom at Christmas to help bring the spirit of the season to the aged pa- tients of the Boston Nursing Home. This year we filled baskets with fruit for each pa- tient, but because of the great snowstorm we were unable to deliver them in person and sing carols as usual. However, we did send the baskets by cab. In January, we tried a new party idea. Four of our girls invited their dates to enjoy a dinner which they prepared themselves. It was a grand success. After dinner the cou- ples spent the evening dancing to records and chatting. Several girls since have had a small party and find it works out very well. To top off our year at Fisher, we have a dorm picnic at Nantasket Beach in the latter part of May. Hot dogs, hamburgers and chips are the specialty. If it is warm, we go swimming. If not, the park is always fun. All in all, this year has been very eventful and exciting. MYRON HALL Front Row: Marcia Shiro, Karsen Faulkner, Sue Curtis, Dotty Kaiser, Barbara Gentile. Second Roiv: Bar- bara Maynard, Secretary; Joan Knapp, House Council; Betty Brown, House Council; Diana Graves, Presi- dent; Miss McNevin, House Director; Donna Torno, Treasurer; Judy Wilcox, House Council; Sarah Dunbar, House Council; Jackie Guzzardo, Social Chairman. Third Row: Paula Segal, Sally Brown, Linda Giles, Phyllis Ginty, Linda Asunmaa, Beverly Cleathero, Geraldine Osborn, Pat Barbour, Mary Lou Moy- nahan. Fourth Row: Amy Badger, Linda Marold, Diana Ricciardi, Sharon Turnbull, Elizabeth Steeves, Betsy Amenta, Donna Caldara, Judy Cronig, Karen Reida, Sandra Jackson. Myron Hall is Fisher ' s newest dorm. When we first came as juniors, the hall was just being completed. How excited we were to be the first to move in! Everything was so new and beautiful that we had a certain proudness in us right from the beginning. As juniors, we participated in the dedication of our dormitory which consisted of the President ' s speech and a tea. For two years, with the help of Miss McNevin, our House Director, we put on a Christmas party for underprivileged children. Plans and preparations each year were made weeks in ad- vance and both parties turned out as we expected, a huge success. The Christmas spirit was really catching then, and just before our vacation, we joined forces with an M. I. T. fraternity and went Christmas caroling. After that, we had our dorm party. The gag gifts and our Santa Clause really made it a lot of fun. During semester break of ' 60, many things were going on. Some of the girls went on a ski trip to Stowe, Vermont, and enjoyed one of New England ' s favorite winter sports. During May there was a little excitement in the dorm — a window was broken — but when Miss McNevin went to investigate it, she found a surprise birthday party waiting for her. It was just a token of our appreciation for all the wonderful times we have had at Myron Hall. During the end of May, the dorm had a bea ch party in Marlboro. Everyone had a wonderful time and realized that we would never forget the fun of swimming, skiing and the other enjoy- able things we did. Consequently, another beach party is planned for this year. In a way, it will be sad because it will be the last activity of doing things together, but we will always remember our college life at Myron Hall. SARAH MORTIMER HALL Front Row: Rebecca Bidwell, Marie Clement, Bonnie Buchan, Marcia Mowry, Sandra Kellogg, Miss Louise Hollis, House Director; Janet Marsh, President; Anne Kickey, Denise Cote, Social Chairman; Sue Janutolo, Mary Ann Renzulli. Second Row: Lee Gaddis, Barbara Zeller, Joan Mason, Sally Williams, Irene Penski, Merrily Ceder, Christine Pekenia, Janet Knapp, Judy Horton, Dartha Brown, Jean Weygand, Jayne Stankiewicz, Mary Donohue, Linda Plummer. Third Row: Barbara Sloan, Barbara Duncan, Lois Silton, Pat Romprey, Marily Bacon, Helen Omer, Judy Neylon, Beth McClusky, Carolyn Winsten, Judy Villa, Dena Ginsburg, Donna DeHaven. Sarah Mortimer Hall will always bring back fond memories for seventeen girls, class of 1961. It was our home-away-from-home for two years and represents many happy moments and the be- ginning of lasting friendships. We had many activities organized by our social chairman but among our favorites were the Children ' s Christmas Party, our Buffet Supper Dance, and our Spring Picnic. It was always fun too, to throw a surprise engagement shower for a lucky bride-to-be. The unsuspecting girl was lured downstairs by an invented phone call, usually in pincurls or dripping wet from the shower. Along with group activities there of course were dates with students from the many other colleges in Boston. The telephone was a very important part of this social life; it was busy con- stantly, and many of us held our breaths and listened for the code of the buzzer. The dorm was also our haven for studying; social life was not our prime concern. Remember our study hours? Some nights two hours was too short and our homework seemed endless, other nights those two hours seemed an eternity. We all realized though that these study hours were beneficial and were glad they were part of dorm life. Mail call, ironing, Whist games, fire drills, curfews, theme papers, nylons, nightly pincurls, pickup suppers, and too much soap in the wash ing machine were all part of our dorm life and synonymous with those years. These will fade in our memories though and leave more room for new happinesses. Never though will we forget our friends we made here or our house mother who was our guiding light. We wouldn ' t trade these years for anything. SOCIAL 1 o Ne; ; r ' rrr — m EVENTS sher i ° J Colonial Th V W1W1 THEATERS I ' wtAB Starting Fcbru.tr. PrescnH _  i pijOENIX THE ■- FRIED R.CH SCH.UER S MARY STUART . „. JEAN STOCK GO A a — °; o ; E RE1CH STAATS COTS ORTH. ' PAUl ' S u Kb J ? - , la •■,,rl mix « . i i 4 U 2 INFORMALS We, the members of the Class of 1961 of Fisher Junior College, being of sound mind and body, do hereby make our last will and testament, giving and bequeathing the following: To the Administration: To Mr. Sanford Fisher, a king size whistle for the next picnic To Mr. Myron Fisher, an office on the main floor To Mr. Albert Fisher, a $150-a-week job for each graduate To Mr. Carty, perfectly balanced books at all times To Miss Macdonald, the kerchiefs referred to as rags To Mrs. Hughes, a chaperoned tour of Boston To Mrs. Hodgdon, the jobless girls To Mrs. Cornell, a student who never cut class To the Faculty: To Mrs. Barnes, an accurate court stenographer To Mr. Cushing, the pith balls and rugger rod for a successful electroscope experiment To Mrs. Dodge, a perfect ten-minute shorthand take at 160 words per minute To Mr. Scott Fisher, the crushes of the student body To Mrs. Fritz, a stereophonic record player for her typing records To Mr. Hanson, a play in which he is the sole actor To Mrs. Hurley, the twenty-eight rules of filing To Mrs. Judge, a private commuter train To Mrs. Kelley, a year ' s supply of correction fluid To Mrs. Leary, a new demonstrator skeleton To Mrs. Marshall, our well-used calorie charts To Miss Mele, our caps and gowns to be returned To Mrs. Murphy, a fifty-thousand-word medical terminology dictionary To Miss Palmer, our interpretations of T. S. Eliot To Mrs. Russell, a year ' s subscription to National Geographic Magazine To Miss Taylor, a 14k gold Shh!! sign To Miss Tonoguar, a trip around the world in eighty days To Miss Wall, the trials and tribulations of the Junior Class To Mrs. Whiting, the Electronics Major whom she has always wanted to teach To Mr. Wilson, a super-speed IBM corrector To the Staff: To Mrs. Carty, a patent on her pink pills To Mrs. Jennings, a never-depleted amount of change To June and Warren McDowell, an ultra-modern cafeteria with their own cook To the janitors, clean lunchrooms and self-motivating brooms To Andrew Hall, a kitchen for their exclusive use To Edmund Hall, their annual initiation word To Florence Hall, a first-floor lounge To Myron Hall, a fourth-floor smoker To Sarah Mortimer Hall, fireproof ash trays To each commuter, a private helicopter to save walking distance To each home resident, a car of their own to ease traveling problems To the Electronics Majors, a well-earned engineering degree To the Executive Majors, eligible young executives To the Foreign Trade Majors, free passports around the world for a lifetime To the Legal Majors, this will To the Medical Majors, enough patients for their urinalyses To the Student Government, a deck of cards To the typewriters, our sticky fingers To the lunchrooms, our uneaten meals To the lounge, hassocks, a coffeepot, and ashtrays To the Juniors, tranquilizers for transcription class and typewriters guaranteed not to make errors. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, We have hereunto set our hands this third day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and sixty-one. Signed and acknowledged by us: JUNIOR DIRECTORY HELAINE ABRAMS MERRILY CEDER 45 Hamilton Street, Dorchester 21 8 Wander Lane, VC antagh, New York JANE MARY AFLECK JUDITH CESATI 2610 Main Street, Glastonbury, Connecticut 3 Conry Crescent, Jamaica Plain 30 RONNA ALPERT ELLEN CLARE 10 Lambert Avenue, Chelsea 50 57 Pleasant Street, E. Walpole MARY AMENTA BEVERLY CLEATHERO 127 Russell Street, Middletown, Connecticut 7 Brook Street, Taunton PATRICIA ANDERSON GRETEL COLE 20 Perkins Street, Stoneham 80 Garnet Street, Sunapee, New Hampshire MARY ANDRADE KATHLEEN COLEMAN 281 Highland Avenue, Somerville 132 Edson Avenue, VC aterbury 4, Connecticut ELAINE ARNAO MAUREEN COLEMAN 29 Eugenia Street, N. Randolph 132 Edson Avenue, W aterbury 4, Connecticut NANCY AVEDIAN CAROL CONLIN 44 Keenan Street, Watertown 72 58 Webster Road, Milton 86 MARILYN BACON JEAN CONNELLEY 12 Temple Street, W. Boylston 209 Vernon Street, Norwood SANDRA BAILEY CATHERINE CRICCHIO 5 Western Avenue, Lynn 114 Woodland Street, Lawrence SANDRA BARKER JUDITH CRONIG 36 Maple Street, Terryville, Connecticut William Street, Vineyard Haven ELIN BARTLEY DIANE CROWLEY 476 Prospect Street, Methuen 48 Laurel Street, Lynn KATHIE BASSLER JUDITH CULVER West Rocks Road, Norwalk, Connecticut 28 Florence Street, Dalton BARBARA BELCHER GALE DAGGETT 911 Pleasant Street, E. Weymouth 89 175 Fairmount Street, Lowell MARILYN BERMAN MARY DAILEY 81 Gibbs Street, Brookline 46 33 King Street, Rockport JUDITH BERNABY DONNA DeHAVEN R.F.D. No. 1, Fremont, New Hampshire Kennebunk Road, Alfred, Maine SANDRA BERNIER SHEILA DELANEY Linden Street, Exeter, New Hampshire ■45 IMoyes Street, Avon PATRICIA BEVILAQUA MARGARET DERBY 85 Franklin Street, V rentham 62 Foxborough Street, New Bedford LINDA BLOOM MARCIA DILLON 180 Shirley Avenue, Revere 51 44 Pierce Court, N. Weymouth 91 NANCY BOONE MARSHA DOLLOFF 1015 Candia Road, Manchester, New Hampshire 73 Walnut Street, Hyannis ELLEN BRAZELL BRENDA D ' ORAZIO 113 Main Street Athol 30 Mabel Street, Lynn EILEEN BRENERMAN PRISCILLA DOUGLASS 122 North Street, Portland, Maine Sanbornville, New Hampshire DARTHA BROWN MAUREEN DRISCOLL 159 Summer Street, Dover-Foxcroft, Maine 19 Madison Street, Somerville 43 NANCY BROWN BERNADETTE DUBOIS 76 Plea sant Street, Rockland 17 Greenville Street, Pinehurst SUSAN BROWN BARBARA DUNCAN 55 Barton Street, Presque Isle, Maine 25 Pearl Street, Franklin, New Hampshire SANDRA BUTTERWORTH LINDA FINNERAN 87 Davenport Terrace, Taunton 24 Governors Road, Milton 86 DONNA-JEAN CALDARA JOAN FULLONTON 385 Warburton Avenue, Hastings-on-Hudson 6, New York 16 Piper Road, S. Acton ELLEN CARROLL LEE GADDIS 85 Pine Street, Dalton Teaticket Path, Falmouth GAY CARROLL ELEANOR GALLIVAN 30 Maple Street, Walpole 108 Russell Street, North Quincy GWENDOLYN GARAFFO LORETTA JOHNSTON 42 Dixon Park Road, Weymouth 88 86 Dudley Street, Presque Isle, Maine KATHLEEN GARDNER NORMA KAPLAN 13 Park Street, Orono, Maine 62 Tudor Street, Lynn NATALIE GESEK SHEILA KELLEY 85 Elmwood Avenue, Lynn 15 Edison Avenue, Dedham LINDA GILES CAROL KOURTZ 310 High Street, Gardner 80 Parkland Avenue, Lynn ELLEN GILLIS NANCY KYTE 7 Hood Road, Danvers R. D. No. 3, Powerville Road, Boonton, New Jersey DENA GINSBERG LOU ELLEN LADD 36 Olive Avenue, Lawrence 1 Turkey Hill Road, Newburyport SALLY GLEITSMANN LINDA LaFORTUNE 5 Stevens Avenue, Saugus 42 June Street, Gardner SANDRA GOGGIN JANET LaGRECA 21 Hall Avenue, Nashua, New Hampshire 32 Frankfort Street, E. Boston 28 MARSHA GOLDSTEIN KATHRYN LARSON Wheatland Street, Peabody 23 Pearl Street, Spencer CAROLE GOODE JUDITH LEACH 52 Kenduskeag Avenue, Bangor, Maine 26 Carpenter Street, Attleboro ELIZABETH GOODMAN LINDA LeFAVOUR 9 School Street, Hull 114 Broadway, Saugus GALE GORING MARCIA LEVINE 66 Summer Street, Lynnfield 92 Bellingham Street, Chelsea 50 ELEANOR GREENBERG CAROL LINDALE 30 Harlem Street, Dorchester 21 44 Curtis Street, Dover, New Jersey MARSHA GREENE KAREN LOBDELL 31 Lambert Avenue, Chelsea 50 38 Westlawn Road, Portland, Maine JANET GRIPPER MERCIE LOCKE 11 Kent Street, Saugus 1005 N. Madison Street, Rome, New York JOAN GROVES MARTHA LOUD Calle 79-10 24 Apartment, 103 Bogota, S. A. 14 Elmwood Avenue, Waterville DONNA HALL COLLEEN LOVE 460 Central Avenue, Needham Heights 94 20 Arlington Street, Leominster JOANNE HALL JUDITH LOVELL Main Street, West Falmouth Main Street, R. D. No. 2, Hanover LUCILLE HAMEL PATRICIA MACULEWICZ Box 65, St. Johnsbury Center, Vermont 83 Union Street, E. Bridgewater ANNE HANNIGAN SANDRA MARSHALL 37 Cross Street, Brockton 49 Rutland Street, Watertown 72 LOLA HAYES JOAN MASON 5 Western Avenue, Topsham, Maine 102 Winter Street, Leominster LINDA L. HILLIARD BARBARA MAYNARD 45 Marshall Avenue, Lowell, Mass. South Street, Milford, New Hampshire SALLY HINES priscilla Mcdonald 33 Monroe Street, N. Abington 268 Laurel Street, Melrose 76 GAIL HODGDON LINDA McDORMAND 63 Randolph Street, Arlington 74 24 Carson Street, Weymouth 88 LINDA HOMER JOANNE McGARVEY 30 Woodside Avenue, Dalton 661 Central Street, Stoughton JUDITH HOULE JANE McGRATH 32 Holten Street, Danvers 299 Granite Avenue, Milton 86 DIANE HUNT AMY MELEO 35 Draper Avenue, Arlington 24 34 Frederick Avenue, Medford 55 ANN HERSCHBERGER KATHERINE MERANIAN Washington Island, Wisconsin 155 Center Street, Methuen HELEN JABLONSKI BEVERLEY MITCHELL 10 Oxford Avenue, Haverhill Rangeley, Maine SANDRA JACKSON MARILYN MITCHELL 10 Cardinal Drive, Springfield, Vermont 201 Speen Street, Natick JOYCE JENKINS PATRICIA MONAHAN 16 Brunswick Avenue, Ft. Fairfield, Maine 60 George Street, Rockland CAROLYN MORAN 28 Lawrence Street, Fitchburg MARLYNN MYERS 22 Cedar Street, Taunton EILEEN NALLY 24 Linden Road, Peabody JUDITH NEYLON 51 Tenth Street, Lowell LOUISE NICHOLAS 70 Lincoln Street, Hudson EMMA NICOLAR Taylor Court Road, Pembroke R. F. D. SANDRA NORSKEY Box 168, Pleasant Street, Otter River MARY NOURSE 470 Central Street, Saugus NOREEN O DAY 18 June Street, E. Walpole MARSHA OLIVE 98 West Spring Street, Avon HELEN OMER 30 Gardner Street, Portsmouth, New Hampshire LINDA PAGGIOLI Birch Mountain Road, Manchester, Connecticut SALLY PARSONS 31 Wolcott Avenue, East Walpole LINDA PELLEGRINO 1025 Main Street, Woburn BARBARA PERNOKAS 278 Washington Street, Woburn JOAN PIZZO 7 Raymond Road, Salem CAROL POLITANO 45 Chestnut Street, Belmont 79 JANET PORTER 529 Park Avenue, Revere BARBARA PORTNOY 29 Crossman Street, Mattapan 26 PATRICIA PYNN 4 Hamilton Road, Bedford JOYCE RAWN 27 Chandler Street, Maynard KAREN REIDA 1 19 Pelley Street, Gardner LEONA RENTEL 40 Mountain Drive, Norwood DIANA RICCIARDI 47 Groton Road, North Chelmsford ELIZABETH RICHARDS 15 Quarry Lane, Milton 86 LUCILLE ROSE 23 Lakeview Avenue, Braintree 85 HILDA ROTHENHEBER Brunswick Road, Troy, New York JANET RUDOKAS 64 Webster Street, Lynn LOIS SILTON 42 Travis Road, Natick IRENE SIUDA 53 Parker Street, Lawrence SANDRA SMITH 36 College Road, Burlington SANDRA SPADEA 586 Manley Street, W. Bridgewater JANE STANKIEWICZ 95 Merchants Avenue, Taftville, Connecticut RITA STARETZ 10 Watts Street, Chelsea 50 ELIZABETH STEEVES 5530 18th Street, N. Arlington, Virginia JANET STEVENS 44 Simons Avenue, Whitman M. DIANE STEVENS 25 Winthrop Street, Stoneham KATHLEEN STEWART 10 Chelmsford Street, Lawrence JUDITH A. STIMBERIS 124 Bellevue Road, Squantum 71 LYNNE STREIBER 8 Hartford Street, S. Hadley Falls KATHERINE SULLIVAN 5 Walker Street, Somerville 44 BARBARA SWIFT Franklin Street, Duxbury LINDA TENNEY M.R. No. 2, Augusta, Maine ANN TONDREAULT 17 Sewall Road, S. Berwick, Maine EDNA TORGERSON 541 Randolph Avenue, Milton 86 IRIS TUBIN 6 Fritzhenny Square, Revere 51 JUDITH VILLA New London Turnpike, Glastonbury, Connecticut ALICE WAGNER 12 High Street, Fort Plain, New York INA WASSERSTRAM 109 Bloomingdale Street, Chelsea 50 DORIS WEBBER 1028 Union Street, Rockland JEAN WEYGAND 9 Bloomfield Avenue, Middleboro SUSAN WHITE 50 Thaxter Avenue, Abington CLAIRE WINDT 23 Summer Street, Wakefield CAROLYN WINSTEN 29 Central Street, Manchester MARGARET YOUNG 15 Elsie Street, Everett ROBERTA ZAMPIERI 30 Nelson Street, Barre, Vermont BARBARA ZELLER 866 Washington Street, Whitman DIANE ZONFRELLI 218 Whiting Avenue, Dedham PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Albert Mr. Robert H. Ambler Mrs. Jorma Asunmaa Mr. and Mrs. Newton B. Avery Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. Bigley Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bruce Mr. and Mrs. Norman S. Buchan Mr. and Mrs. David J. Champy Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Clement Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Cocotas Mr. and Mrs. Myer Cohen Mr. and Mrs. James B. 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