Fisher College - Beacon Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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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.