Emerson College - Emersonian Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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SENIOR CLASS

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30 THE EIVIERSONIAN in our hrst year, were multiple doctrines, the letter of which we learned and now the spirit of which we begin to see is most practical, deep, and strong. Emerson College has planted the seed of personal culture and individ- ual expression. A Harvard professor says correctly that evolution is the education of the race and education is the evolution of the individual. Our work has given us the knowledge that makes lite richerg the friendship that makes life sweeterg the training which brings power to the task which is hard and high: the wisdom that suffers, and triumphs, and is strong, that vision that shall light our way like a pillar of tire. ln these few terms at Emerson we have merely set our compass and now expect to leave our moorings and sail for a chosen port, and it is here our real history begins. XYe set sail in full realization of the fact that a calm sea does not await us. and that antagonism of the- elements will call lor discipline and skill. ln conclusion we would mention the encourage- ment and hope we have received from the companionship of the journey- meu who have travelled farther than we have, and who through criticism and sympathy have planted the seed oi broad living and service in the soil ot our minds. From them we gladly seek new opportunities, assume new responsibilities, and trust to the issues. The lirst chapter of the history of Class IQII is now hnished. lg - aft-V-f'sf

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CAST OF CHARACTERS IN THE SENIOR