Emerson College - Emersonian Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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HILDA LOEKSCH ! M r :!1 Lilac Street P.iiffalo, X. Y. “Hoodi Student Council, .3, “Tlie l eautiful is as useful as the useful.” m-:i.EN W. LYN(’II K r X 71 (lai ' lield Street ( ' aiuhridfje, .Mass. “Iji ncliie ■ ' Thus to rt ' lieve tlie wT ' etclied was her pride. And e ' tui hei ' failiufis leaned to virtue’s side.” MAKY MAHON 1 Mouuineiit Sipiare Concord, iMass. ( ' utic •’For then her face was so ai ' ch, so full of iiui ' th, Th( overtlowiiifis of an innocent heai ' t.” •Jl

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DOROTHY EMMITT LEVY ItUJ West Water Street Cliillicotlie, Ohio “J iA-p” Student (’ouneil, 2; Y. W. C. A., 2, 8. 4; l)ra- niatic Olul), 8, 4; Deliatiiig Club, 4; Art Editor of Year liook, 4. “Wit is, ill g:eneral, tlie finest sense in the worid. I had lived loiif? before I discovered that wit was truth.” SARA ELOTSE LEWIS t M r Ballston Spa, X. Y. Ciass President, 1 : Y. W. C. A. ; Secretary and Treasurer of Student Association, 4. “(frace was in ali iier steps, iieaven in her eye. In every gesture, disnity and love.” LILLIAN LEWIS Clark ' s Suiiunit, I’eniia. “Modesty in woman is a virtue most commendable.

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BLANCHE OKMAN Koxbury, Mass. Blannen Menorah Society, 2, 3. ‘Fixed fate, free will, Foreknowledge absolute. M A I )EL I NE McNAM AK A $ : i 1’ Corning, N. Y. “J ffddic Class President, 3; Y. W. C. .V., 2. 3. 4; Vice- President of Student Association, 4. “She had much to do, and. as is meet with a good woman, she did everything excellently. SARA MAY McKENNA Tyler, Texas “Sar’ Secretary and Treasurer .Southern f ' lub, 4. ‘Her face as the gresit eye of Heaven shone bright. And made sunshine in a shady spot.”