Fisher College - Beacon Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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humbly we dedicate TO HONOR An excellent teacher Who has been also an understanding friend, One whose constant encouragement has inspired us always to strive for perfection: We of the Class of 1 964 proudly dedicate this BEACON to Mrs. Marion Fritz. 3

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PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE |[ Hearty congratulations to you in the completion of your two years at Fisher. The educational road you have been required to travel has neces- sitated constant climbing on your part. The trail has not always been clear, and frequently you wondered whether it was really worth the effort. 1 might even go so far as to say that several have even con- sidered giving up. But, with patience and perseverance, you have now reached a point in your life where you can look back and look around you with genuine pride. You are not the same young woman you were two short years ago; you know much more. You sense your relationship in the scheme of life. You are qualified to contribute of your talents and resources in many important and needful ways. A new fast-moving, ever-changing world is waiting for you. You will have to run to keep up. But with your preparation you should enjoy to the fullest the new days and years that lie ahead. We at Fisher thank you for permitting us to have been a part of your life.

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CLAUDIA BARTLETT Co-Editor KATHY BELANGER Co-Editor EDITORS ' MESSAGE C We as editors of the 1964 BEACON have tried to present to you an honest look at your two years at Fisher and especially at your Senior year. As you glance through these pages years from now, we want you to see the rough times as well as the good times, for life is made up of joy and sadness, fun and hard work, disappoint- ment and success. We hope you will derive as much pleasure seeing your memories of Fisher on paper as we had putting them there. To the Faculty, deep appreciation; to the Seniors, a wish for the attainment of your highest goals. MRS. ALICE HURLEY Advisor