Emerson College - Emersonian Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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192S ] mcrsoniau 1928 fiuor Dorin And outside Tlu“ schoolliouse Is ;i curbstone Whe YC all the seniors sit And weep ' The day after y;raduation. Seniors al a s ha e Sat on tile curbstone (And the tears fell in the roail And ran awa to the gutter) V e too, sit and weep ()ur share Because it ' s the tiling to do. But hack in our mind V e ha e a thought About the days we cut I ' A idution ! And how funn it was The first time we Hollered “Whoa!’ And there we think about Hi h School graduation And how scared we were Of college — 1 Spin’s face, and Prew s and all the others Pass through our mind like a ProcessHin. And we si h and weep (because it is the thinjj; to do) Soon w e will be out m the Bi h’de world. New people, new faces, new Kipiisalents for Whoa! Joll place, no doubt. Amw.av, we are pleased to Make our how .And more on, I.ea injj; room on the curbstone. ( futside the schoolliouse h ' or next ears seniors To sit and weep, W ith tears failin ' : in the road and Running awa in the ;:iitter. The da after graduation. 1(5

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192S Kfnersonia?! 192S AIARV A.MAIKRAIAN jfiikintow I), Pa. In lier ounfjer lla , it was Mary ' s lieiiKht to disrupt the ease atid comfort of oiir co-eds (juite shamelcsslv, hot since she ascetided to the awesome state of Senioritv, she seems to have left soch childish things behind her. This ear she has studied so hard that we can actnallv see the results of too much hard work iti her face. Sotnething should be dotie I ‘I’ M r Recittils (2) Stmlcnt ( io crtitiient Rf i al Pl;i ' ! M I ' Phiy ' 28 MARCrARKT A.XDRKWS W ' althatii. .Mass. W ' e watited to say in the manner of elegant writers, that .Atidy is the iticarnation of something, but there are so tnanv good things for which she stands, that we can ' t litnit her in that tnatitier. I nder that shining red head of hers . ndy has stowed awav all the reipilsites of that much sought for but seldom found iiersonality known as (lood Sport . f II Prcsuletit Stitdent Go crnmeiit (4) Chiss ’rretisiirer ( I ) A . W. rreasiirer (. DORO ' rm .M. ATWILL Hiirtfnrii. Conn. Dot has a most peculiar passion. We ll be shot for disclosing it, but for the sake of the sacred ear Book, we take our lives in our hatids. She loves Red! Isn ' t that sidv? Kspeciallv red h;iir, and she insists on being it) its icinitv as much as possible, and sotnetimes more. Otherwise, her mitid is fairlv regular in its habits and she resetnbles other nortnal humatis. ' e ' d better say something tiice about her tiow. What can we say? ()h es, she is the most beautiful atid tnost taletited girl in the Senior Class. There, that ought to please her ' K T X ■Art Kditor A e:ir liook (.M Stitdent Council Chtss Treasitrer (2) .ML RIKL BARRO.N Schenectadi , X. A . ‘‘Biliv is that girl who became fatuous at our fashion show. She wore a riditig habit, you retnetnber. Seems like she should leant to ride. That sparkle iti her eye tnakes us suspect that she could do that too, — or atiything that she might wish to undertake. Kh, Billy? K rx Pan-Hellenic Represetitative ( (4) llottse Presidetit (4) Senior Revival Pl:i 18