Emerson College - Emersonian Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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LOKETTA McCarthy ' 7 Goodwin Avenue, Glens Falls, N. Y. When I say she’s a peach, it is surely no story. For purest good nature there’s no one like Forrie. CATHARINF K. McCORMICK 298 Duflerin Avenue, Fondon, Ontario, Can. Kay declares that she is devoted to Art, But alas! it is purely — affair of the heart. FDITH M. MacCUFFFY 24 Balltown Road, Schenectady, N. Y. Fdc IS surely a marvel, a w ' onder at bluff. But you’d know just to see her that she’s the right stuff. 29

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SAMUEL S. KERN 985 Glenmoie Avenue, Brooklyn, N. . Sam IS dramatic in all parts he acts; In perfect abandonment nothing he lacks. RUTH LEVIN 36 Waveway Avenue, Winthrop, Mass. She smiles, and one feels one’s lips widen, too. When Ruth is around one couldn’t feel blue. MRS. KATHRY N MAXHAM 28 W estland Avenue, Boston, Mass. A wonderful hostess and dear friend is she. And one never can leave without six cups of tea ! 28

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EVELY N L. MacNEILL Thorndyke Elotel, Dartmouth, N. S., Canada To be at rehearsals on time is too rare. But Ev. IS on time — she’s a wonder, so there. SEEINA MACE Keeseville, New ' I’ork Very demure and submissive, you’d say? But believe it, there’s no lack of life, anyway. RENA G. MACOMBER 150 bdammond Street, Waltham, Mass. To just loo f’ at Rena you’d know she’s a poet ; E’en the highest of marks — she’ll be able to toe it. 30