Fisher College - Beacon Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE This annual is a history of what you have accomplished at Fisher Junior Col- lege. As each edition of this book comes into my hands at graduation time, I am touched and heartened by the hard work and achievement that each of you has shown. You have worked, possibly suffered and struggled, but you have proved your worth and THE BEACON testifies to your success. The College is proud of this book and of you. We will follow your subsequent career with the interest of parents, proud that we have been a part of your life and your preparation and your triumphs; and interested always in each of you as an individual, for while we remember you as a class, you are an individual and a personal friend. We have faith in you and faith in your future. Sanford L. Fisher, B.S., Ed.M. President 3

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To you we dedicate — a sign of honor and affection . . . To You, Who holds out her hand and says sincerely, Come, I will help. To You, Who understands the student who needs your wisdom To You, Who has a warm smile that lights the corridors of Fisher To You, Who has served unselfishly and unceasingly To You, Who has attained the respect and love of the entire graduating class We dedicate our yearbook, the 1963 Beacon, as a sign of honor and affection, to you, MRS. ALICE HURLEY. 2

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EDITORS ' MESSAGE First Row: Judith Scanlan, Activity Editor; Elizabeth Sniegoski, Co-Editor; Phyllis Cohen, Co-Editor; Myra Gershenson, Dormitory Editor. Second Row: Gloria Weiner, Literary Editor; Nan Carmolli, Photography Editor; Gail Watkins, Art Co-Editor; Barbara Vietze, Typing Editor. Absent when picture was taken were Carolyn Long, Social Events Editor; Nancy McLaughlin, Art Co-Editor; Janice Ewen, Business Editor. To the Senior Class: We, the editors of the Beacon, together with the Beacon staff, have worked sin- cerely and diligently to present to the Senior Class the 1963 Beacon. The year- book, we hope, will serve as an everlasting memory of our life at Fisher. Although words and pictures can never express the true meaning of our college life, this book, we hope, will suffice as a remembrance of our teachers, classmates, extra- curricular activities, and social events which have played such an important role in these learning years. Thank you for giving us an opportunity to serve you, the Class of 1963. Very sincerely yours, Phyllis Cohen Elizabeth Sniegoski Co-Editors