Emerson College - Emersonian Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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CELIA GOLDMAN 79 Summer Street St. John, N. B., Canada Canadian Club, Menorah Society “Such an unassuming young maid. ABBIE GRANT 27 Harvard Avenue Providence, R. I. Menorah Soc. Soph. Recitals, Senior Recitals, Mav-day Fete, Commencement Recitals. A life that leads melodious days.” VIRGINIA HAMMOND 147 Seaver Street Stoughton, Mass. . W. C. A. Commuter’s Club, Forensic Union, Jun. Recitals, May-day Fete, Commencement Re- citals. “Behold her how she smiles today On this great throng, this bright array! JEANNETTE HERS HON 25 Highland Avenue Cambridge, Mass. Menorah Society, Mav-day Fete. Senior Recitals, Open Day Gym. In courage keep your heart In strength lift up your hand.” 21

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ISOBEL DE FRATES 124 Harvard Avenue Collingswood, N. J. V . W. C. A. Pres., President’s Club, Junior Recitals, Senior Recitals. Still to be strenuous for the bright reward And in the soul admit of no decay, Great is the glory, for the strife is hard.” LOIS DOW 4914 Osage Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. I M P, President’s Club, M T House Pres., f M F Social Chairman, Soph. Stunt, Junior Stunt, Senior Recitals, Senior Fashion Show, f M T Play Junior and Senior Year, Stage Mgr., Senior Re- vival Play, Chairman Senior Year Book Pictures, Junior Prom Comm., Coach Junior Stunt, Junior Song Day, Chairman Costumes Junior Song Day, Commencement Play. “ Life is too short for logic.” ETHEL GINSBERG 264 Sumner Avenue Springfield, Mass. Menorah Society, Commencement Pantomime. “ Her white hands fluttered to and fro; Portraying her joy and woe; IP ords alone can ne’er express Their fair and graceful loveliness.” WARREN GODDARD Grafton, Mass. [ A T Pres., V 7 . Pres., of President ' s Club, Men’s Club, Soph. Pantomime, Junior Stunt, Soph., Jim. and Sen. Recitals, Revival Play, Commence- ment Recitals and Pantomime. He labors good on good to fix and owes To virtue every triumph that he knows. 20

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GLADYS HILLER Meriden, Conn. 4 M T, Commencement Plav. High is our calling , friend! — creative art ( Mhether the instrument of words she use, Or pencil pregnant with ethereal hues,) Demands the service of a mind and heart. BESSIE HOCH BERG Springfield, Mass. Menorah Soc. Vice Pres., Menorah, President’s Club, Commencement Play. To be awake is to be alive ' KATHRYN HOEY Massachusetts Shall I compare thee to a su mmer’s day? Thou art more lovely. HOPE JAMES 123 Clay Street Central Falls, R. I. M r Sec., 4 1VI I Play, three years Choir Director, Soph. Pantomime, Senior Recitals, Revival Play, Commencement Play, May-day Fete, M r House Pres., Charles Wesley Emerson Scholar- ship ’28. Sing again with your sweet voice revealing a tone Of some world far from ours, If here music, and moonlight and feelings are one.” 22