Emerson College - Emersonian Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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MINA A. HARRISON Wakefield, Mass. “ISrif lit Ei es” Class Reporter, 3 ; Class Treasurer, 4. “A face with gladness overspread, .Soft smiles hy human kindness hred.” IMOGENE MARY IIOtJLE 4 ' SI r S12 Arnold Avenue Ctica, X. Y. Oenc” .Student Council, 2 ; Publicity Reporter, 2, 3, 4 ; Junior Week Committee, 3: Class President, 4 ; Director Children ' s Theatre, 4. “And still they gazed and still the wonder grew. That one small head could carry all she knew. OAHLEE GENEVIEVE HUBBARD K r X 022 Lyfort Avenue Huntington I’ark, Cal. ' ‘Huhhy Y . W. C. A. Cabinet, 4 ; Debating Club, 4. “Oood sense, good health, good conscience and good fame, — All these belong to virtue.” 21

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ETHEL MAY DUNCAN K r X yiiakertowii, I’einia. D u nkie t’la.ss Keporter, 4: Assistant Editor Year Book, 4. Those ;raoefuI acts. Those thousand decencies tliat dail.v How From all her words and actions.” 8YLVIA FOLSOM Z ! II Bridgewater, Mass. •‘si r Class Secretar.v, 1 ; Dramatic Clnh, , ' {, 4; Junior Week Comnuttee, 8; Eiterar.v Editor of Year Book, 4. A life of heaut.v lends to all it sees The heaut.v of its thought.” HEULAU K. FOLMSBEE Z ! II n Hall Avenue Johnstown, X. Y. .Associate Editor of Magazine, ‘2: Class Vice- I’resident. 2 : Editor of Magazine. 3. 4 ; Student Council, 4. Who seeks the mind’s improvement, , ids tile world, in aiding nund.” 20

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LrCILLE HT STIXC K 1’ X 1(1 Eislitli South Street Fariio, North l nkota Liicn Tlien slidiiiK gently from her own disphiy, Slie langhs the learned dullness all away. ZILPllA JOSEPHINE JOHNSON sterling, Kansas “Joe Y. W. ( ' . A.. :!. 4. When a world of men could not prevail with all their oratory. Yet hath a woman ' s kindness ovtn- rnled. OLIVE ( ' IirKCH LE FEVHE New riatz, X. Y. “OUie Y. AY. ( ' . A.. 4. Debating Clnh Secretar.v. 4. Thy greeting smile was pledge and prelude Of genero is deeils and kindly words: In thy large heart were fair gnest-ehamhers Olien to Sunrise and the birds.”