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THE EMERSONIAN, 193 3 JUNIOR STUNT The faculty had the rare opportunity this year of getting behind the scenes of the Beyond. The scene was 7th Heaven with St. Peter at the Gate. (In- cidentally, no one got the gate.) Father Time was St. Peter’s assistant, but mixed his time so that our dear teachers could not tell the date they arrived in Heaven. Indeed, it was a serious undertaking to judge these super-people. Now, Mr. Shaw’s references were delayed and who was more fitted to recommend him than his spouse, Mrs. Shaw? For a time it looked rather doubtful whether or not Mr. Kozol would treat Mrs. Kay’s dog, Mitzi Boo-boo, with all due respect. We feared that he would try an experimental research on the dog. Yes, Miss Bailey came to Heaven as quietly as she goes about our halls. Miss Dowling was ordered to give the Emersonian angels a rest from expressive action. Did we hear the student body cheer? Do you remember that separate star Mr. Kenny used to gloat about in L’Envoi? St. Peter realized this, and gave him a whole planet! Miss Riddell’s work was not in vain, for the angels were balanced. Mr. Burnham still thought that “Skidding” was a wonderful play. What have they all come to with Mrs. Puffer noticing Mr. Kenny’s tie; Dean still reading notices, Mrs. Black still admiring Carlyle and Ruskin, and Joe Connor still reciting “Romeo and Juliet”? Oh, men may come and men go, but Emersonians go on forever. JUNIOR SONG DAY Junior Song Day this year took the form of “The Depression Schoole of the Songe.” The musical master was played by Mr. Duff, who, we all agree, wielded a mighty baton. As school opened, the pupils romped in singing (?) “School Days,” and eating the well known apples. The business of the day was to salute our beloved professors, which we did of one accord and whole heartedly. Espe- cially dear to our hearts was “Our Sweetheart Forever,” sung to Mrs. Southwick. The program was arranged and directed by Lorena Mowitz and Gladys Hanson. May we, the juniors, add that it our audience enjoyed the visit to “The Depression Schoole of the Songe,” as much as we did, then with all our hearts; The Juniors Thank You! 1 30 ]
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