Emerson College - Emersonian Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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WILLIAM R. BYER 259 Fair Street, Kingston, N. Y. Boston billboards blaze with the name “Will lam Byer” ; Sothern is great, but Bill’s work will be higher. ETHEL MARION CAINE Kings Cove, North Weymouth, Mass. She’s the lightest of dancers of all we have met. But her brai.i is not light like her heels, you can bet. HELEN W. CARTER 1 28 School Street, Carthage, N. Y. The girl who can smile (she’ll mob me, I fear,), To bring, never failing, the best of good cheer. 2i

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ELIZABETH H. ALDERDICE 302 Schcnnerhorn Street, Brooklyn, N. . Sire talks about Omar in most learned fashion; On our poor dull minds she should have compassion. JANE D. BE NON 76 Custer Street, Wilkes-Barre, Penn. She’s not a clairvoyant, but the truth you will know If to our Jane right f rankly you go. MAKGUERI FE E. BKODEUK 16 Wait Street, Roxbury, Mass. When you hear Marg’s work (unless you do err), ' t ou’ll admit that “high art” is not too high for her. JJ

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ANNABEL CONOVEF Harnsonville, New Jersey At every meeting one likes her the more; She’s a girl, you can wager, who’s worth working for. ELIZABETH M. DARNELL Waynetown, Indiana Although m the “Lib’ry” Betty is quite severe. We all (Bernard, too!) declare she’s a dear. BERNICE H. DUGGAN I 105 W. French Place, San Antonio, Texas There are corking ideas m Bernice’s head. And when she expounds them - there’s naught else to he said. 22