Emerson College - Emersonian Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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THE EMERSONIAN, 1933 JUNIOR OFFICERS Nora Marlowe. President Beatrice Rosenberg, Secretary Rebecca ANGOFF, Vice President JANICE WlGHTMAN, r reasurer Student Government Representatives Zelda Cotton Lorena Mowitz JUNIOR GLASS HISTORY Time marches on! The Junior class now appears as rightful leader of Emerson. In their Freshman year, they overwhelmed the school by presenting a Freshman stunt which was acclaimed by all as the greatest, most intense pro- duction ever undertaken. In that same year, the everdauntless class of ' 34 battled the worldly wise sophomores in an unforgetable debate. Time marches cn ! In the fall of 1932, in the ancient halls of Emerson, the class of ' 34 again startled the undergraduates with a stupendous achievement, showing the ver- satility of every member of this talented class. Success again. In spite of odds stacked high against the class, the most successful of all yearbooks was pro- duced, and a Junior Prom was anticipated. Success again! Time marches on! 1 26 ]

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The Parthenon was raised in awe and reverence to Almighty God. the expression of the aspiration of the lowly . — The Greek Way.

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