Emerson College - Emersonian Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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18 8 0 EMERSONIAN 19 3 0 E. BERNICE GRIFFIS Pennsylvania Bernice comes to us from Perm. State and Mans- field Teacher’s College in Pennsylvania, from which she graduated. Confidentially, we feel that “Bernie” possesses a dual personality. She is a fine student and a delightful entertainer, (don’t you remember her in Senior Recitals?) But we feel that her extra curriculum activities take her along the highways and byways of the social butterfly, and the question is — what meaneth the twinkle on her left hand ? M uch luck “Bernie” ! LOUISE HARLOW M r Massachusetts To “good ole Lou” Harlow have gone many Emerson laurels, and rightly so. Lou has been in Fresh. Stunt, Soph. Pantomime, chairman of the Year Book Dance, stage manager of the Revival Play, member of President’s Club and Forensic Union. Her able “collecting” as Senior Class Treasurer and Sec-Treasurer of Student Govern- ment made her a renowned figure. ( Hint to charity organizations!) “And for a’ that and a’ that” she’s the same — “True Blue Lou”! E. KATHERINE HARTT Kl’X Massachusetts Few girls are as O.K. as Kay. She has the faculty of combining a happy-go-lucky care-free air with unusual efficiency. “For a taste”, — Fresh. Stunt, Soph, and Junior Recitals, Junior Song Day, Junior-Senior Debate, Student Government Coun- cil, Forensic Union and the Senior Revival Play (Shall we ever forget her in it?). Kay is a friend who stays with you, and makes you behold the world and its folks with a smile. Keep going, Kay, we’re with you! ELEANOR HARVEY ffi M r Connecticut Not even the dignity of four years as Class Presi- dent keeps her from being just “Bobby” to us all. Bobby has participated in the Freshman Stunt, Sophomore Pantomime, Junior Stunt, and the Senior Revival Play. We also find her a member of Student Council, the most eligible member of the President’s Club and President of l M I et she’s still “Bobby” of the big smile and heart. Here’s to the best! 19

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18 8 0 E M E R S 0 N I A N 1 9 3 0 ELSIE DIAMOND Massachusetts One could not lessen her dignity by giving her a flippant appellation. She is indeed a “sober, stead- fast and demure” little person with a profound sense of duty. If one really knows her, there is the joy of her effervescent humor. We remember her especially in Freshman Stunt and Sophomore Pan- tomime. She is a very tiny Diamond of great intrinsic value. ELISABETH EAIRCH1LD KI ' X New York Who is that tall, brown-eyed girl with the happy- go- lucky smile? Tis “Libby Fairchild. “Libby” took part in Fresh. Stunt, a howling success, due to her talent, of course! Soph, year “Lib” displayed her “Kenny” voice with much fervor in Children’s Fheatre. She also assisted Clyde Dow in carry ing around the class treasury, it was so heavy! Her good work continued throughout her College days, and she was a friend worth having. IDA MAE FURS 1 1 MAN New Jersey Hats off to one who knows what she wants to do — and does it! Ida Mae has been in Fresh, Stunt, Soph. Stunt, and Soph. Recitals. In “the year’ of College life she was on Prom. Committee and in Song Day . She has been up in Junior-Senior Debate twice and is president of Forensic Union and also the Menorah Society . Her motto is “Variety lends zest to life” and she surely gets it! MARJORIE GOULD M assachusetts M arjorie is the girl with the large, thoughtful, brown eves, — and though she is usually ' very ' quiet and reserved, we know, that in her own way, she accomplishes a great deal. For example, — do you remember her in the Sophomore Pantomime and the events of Junior Week? To say nothing of her academic abilities as a Scholarship student ! “We wish you all that life may hold,” Marjorie! 18

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18 8 0 EMERSONIAN 19 3 0 ELLEN HATHAWAY X J II Massachusetts Ellen must have been born with a chuckle in her throat. Her merry laugh stays with us long after we have forgotten the incident that caused it. Ellen has proven her leadership and reliability as president of Z J II this year and she made the Dean’s List last year despite a month of illness. She is one of the few girls w hom everyone is proud to know. LEAH V. HERTZ Minnesota Leah came to Emerson as a Junior, having pre- viously attended the Minneapolis School of Music, Oratory and Dramatic Art. She won many hearts as the handsome “Eglamour” in the Revival Play this tear. She was also assistant business manager of the play. Menorah counts Leah among its active members. W e ve only known Leah for two years, and it sure “Hertz to let her go! GLADYS MAE HEWITT MI’ Nebraska Gladys, familiarly known as Patsy, is one of our smallest Emersonians. If we don’t want to be different, we would say, “All good things come in small packages.” But Patsv is different, not that she isn’t good — she is! Patsv was also one of the renowned “Shirley Girls’’. More of her abilities were shown in Junior Week and Senior Recitals, — and say, have you ever seen her with the Army? ELIZABETH LAYCOCK Massachusetts Elizabeth possesses a pleasing personality and a desire to be helpful. She is a companionable class- mate, a sincere friend, and a most conscientious worker. Elizabeth has been in Sophomore Stunt and in Junior and Senior Recitals. We predict a successful future to you, — honestly and nobly earned. 20