Emerson College - Emersonian Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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DOROTHY STREETE Class Stunt Z. Revival Play. Dorothy may be called a friend by all who know her, for she has that indefinable amiabil- ity which is always a valuable asset. We think, judging from her left hand, that she will abandon the drama for another career. Best luck in everything. MARION WALL, Yd) 1 1 Class Stunt 1, 3. Vice President of Class 3. Song Day. Social Chairman 3. President Student Government 4. The director of this year ' s drama. Like all good directors she is a worthy example for her cast. An able executive, a clever student, a charming personality, a real friend. We shall miss this tall, dark laughing girl, and we hope that her future casts may all learn to love her as we have. ALMA WESTER VELT, d M E Class Stunt Z, 3. Class Secretary 4. Year Book Staff. This dark girl with the twinkling eyes is a student of no mean ability, although she su c- ceeds in trying to disguise the fact. You can’t fool us. Alma. We know your sense of humor will carry you through all the troubles that may come to you in future years: in fact, we pre- dict you’ll come through with flying colors. GERTRUDE WILLIAMS. Z II Class Stunt Z, 3. Chairman Junior Week. Vice President Class I. President Southern Club Z. Secretary -Treasurer Recreation Club 3. Class Treasurer 4. Revival Play. Recitals 4. A fascinating smile, a willing personality, a Southern accent, what more could anyone ask? Gertie is the clever lady who wrote the ballads for the sailor charus on song day, and judging from her list of activities, she is talented in executive lines as well. Our company would be proud if we could claim more like her. ELSIE WYZANSKI Recitals 2. President of Parliamentary Law Class 4. Elsie is another brilliant pupil who is graduating a year ahead of her class. Her scholastic record is one well worthy of pride. MARY SOULE Recitals 4. During the two short years since Mary’s arrival from the University of Maine, we have found her as dependable as the pines of the state from whence she comes. Quietly she has walked among us, yet it has been a quietness backed by power. Page Twenty-seven