Emerson College - Emersonian Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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THE EMERSONIAN, 1933 DAISY PEARCE TOWILL, V. 4 II Batesburg High School She travels by freight. Slow, sure and usually late.’’ Student Government. Southern Club. Recreation Club Presi- dent. Sorority Vice Archon. This young lady with her southern drawl has com- pleted her course in three years and has completely won our hearts. We will be cheering for you, Daisy. DOROTHEA THOMPSON. KI’X “ hear and say not much but think the more.” Forensic Union. Commuter’s Club. Recitals 2. International Relations Club. FLORENCE WARSAW Ohio State University “Sweets to the sweet. — Give me Flossie. Stunt 3. Revival Play. Menorah. A dainty bit is Portsmouth. Ohio ' s, contribution to Emerson. MAZIE WEISSMAN. SAX Wyoming Seminary “It is good to he merry and wise. Kismet. Revival Play. Stunt 1. Menorah. Student Govern- ment. Sorority President. Commencement Play. Mazie is a most capable little person and her ability should carry her far. NATALIE ACKERMAN. SAX Girls ' Latin School “ Work is my recreation .” Stunt 1, 2, 3. Recitals 3, 4. Menorah. Class Vice President. Anyone in search of Natalie will always find her helping someone. What a spirit! FRANCES HATHAWAY Fall River High School “ The force of her spirit and merit makes her way.” Stunt 1. 3. Kismet. Revival Play. International Relations. Emerson Hall Treasurer. Commencement Play. [ 22 ]

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T H EE M E E S ONI AN. 19 3 3 BERNICE SHAFMASTER, 2 A X Haverhill High School “ ’Tis noble to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune and smile.” Stunt 1, 2, 3. Kismet. Revival Play. Menorah Society. Sorority Secretary. Commencement Play. How strange it will be not to see that Pepsodent smile! BERTHA SIGEL Dorchester High School “ Her very frowns are fairer far than smiles of other maidens are.” Stunt 1, 2, 3. Forensic Union. Recitals 3. Menorah Society Vice President. Executive Staff of Junior Play. Revival Play. International Relations Club. Bertha isn’t a girl to be satisfied with second best. She has “hitched her wagon to a star” and we know that she will do big things. HELEN SIMPSON il Her mirth the world required. She bathed it in smiles of glee.” Stunt 1, 2. Kismet. Newman Club. Recreation Club. Re- vival Play. Forensic Union. Commencement Play. Helen’s sense of humor makes her ever welcome. ANN SNIDER Chelsea High School “The world is but a stage and I have come to act my part. Indeed my entertainment can amuse the dullest heart.” Stunt 1, 2, 3. Menorah Society. Commuter’s Club. Recitals 2, 3, 4. Kismet. Year Book Staff. Student Government. Forensic Union. Sneak Day Chairman. Ann must have taken the first volume of Evolution seri- ously when a Freshman for never have we seen a more com- pletely vitalized little person. RUTH STEPHENS, K T X South Manchester High “ Her modest manner and her graceful air show her as good as she is fair.” Stunt 2, 3. Pageant 1. Kismet. Sorority President. Pan- Hellenic Council President. Revival Play. Recitals 4. Commence- ment Debate. Ruth may seem shy to some people but not to those who knew her as we do. BELLE SYLVESTER, KTX “A maid there was of quiet ways and thoughtful bearing. Kismet. International Relations Club. Recitals 2, 3, 4. Belle’s public appearances have been frequent and we hope her audiences increase. [ 21 ]

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T H E E M E ETONIAN, 1 9 3 3 CLAIRE SAFIER “The mildest manners and the gentlest heart.” Children’s Theatre, Menorah Club. Claire, though just a tiny person, contains a depth of thought within. ROSARIA WILLIAMS “She does little kindnesses Which most despise or leave undone.” Newman Club President. Kismet. Stunt 1. Revival Play. International Relations Club. Recreation Club. Rose is indeed one of our willing workers, a true go getter. GRACE BROOKS Cazenovia Seminary “Were silence golden , she ' d be a millionaire.” Stunt 1. Kismet. Revival Play. Recreation Club. We hear that Grace is very much concerned with mat- ters Theological.” Never mind, Grace, we all get that way sooner or later. SONIA KRAMER Dorchester High School “ ' Tis only noble to be good.” Kismet. The wrinkled brow bespeaks her nightly vigil. SYLVIA KUPINSKY Dorchester High School She tripped the light fantastic toe. Stunt 1, 3. Menorah. Kismet. Revival Play Staff. Senior Recital. We shall miss Sylvia ' s blue dancing costume — also those blue eyes. ALICE PENNY. KTX Auburn High School “It is well to think well. It is divine to act well.” Y. W. C. A. Recitals 4. Kismet. Choir. Stunt 3. Sorority President. Class Secretary. Of Alice we may say — her virtues are many as well as her accomplishments. CHRISTINE SMITH Washington State Normal “Little but mighty. If you chance to meet this rather dignified Emersonian go- ing along the street rather primly, be not deceived by her studious attitude. She plays with the same enthusiasm as she works. t 23 ]