Emerson College - Emersonian Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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Rose Solomon Medford High School “ Her glossy hair wan clustered o ' er a brow Bright with intelligence, and fair and smooth. Menorah Society. Commuter»’ Club Vice-President 2. Commuters ' Club Treasurer 3. Stunt 3. Revival Play. Year Book. Commencement Play. Nellie Spotniz Girls ' High School “ Tis good to be merry and wise. ’ Tis good to be honest and true. Menorah Society. Commuters’ Club. Children ' s Theatre. Eleanor Stevens Alma College “ Tis from high life high char- acters are drawn. Canadian Club. Song Day. Re- vival Play. Commencement Play. Louise Stevens Alma College “ Her merit should be chiefly placed In judgment, knowledge, wit and taste. ' Class Secretary 4. Dean’s List. Canadian Club Vice-President 3. Forensic Union President 4. Stunt 2, 3. Song Day. Prom Committee. Year Book. Commencement Debate. BEATRICE MULCAHY Fitchburg High School “ Good sense which only is the gift of Heaven, And ' though no science, fairly worth the seven. Newman Club. Stunt 1, 2. Song Day. Year Book. Roberta Northrup Fort Dodge Junior College “ Heart to conceive, the under- standing to direct, and the hand to execute. Student Government 4. Recitals 4. Dean’s List. Forensic Union. Stunt 1, 3. Revival Play. Year Book. Commencement Recitals. Wai-Nong Quong Regina High School “ Though sprightly, gentle; though polite, sincere ; And only of thyself a judge severe. Groundlings Treasurer 3, 4. Stunt 3. Revival Play. Chinese Friendship Scholarship. Alice Schuyler Z $ H Skidmore College “ She in beauty, education, blood, holds hand with any princess of the world. Sorority President 3. Prom Com- mittee. Revival Play. Commence- ment Play. Stunt 2. Song Day. Year Book. Pan-Hellenic Secretary 3, 4. Recitals 4. 7 c - “ . CA- [ 18 ]

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THE EMERSONIAN 1934 Mary D. Hughes k r x Waynesburg College “In all things, the supreme ex- cellence is simplicity.” Children’s Theatre. Year Book. 4 Jeanette Jackson Ayer High School “ Talent is a gift which God has presented to us secretly and which we reveal without perceiving it .” Class Vice-President 4. Dean’s List. Forensic Union. Stunt 2, 3. Song Day. May Queen. Year Book. Commencement Debate. L “ The maid improves her charms with inward greatness, unaffected yjisdom, and sanctity of manners .” ' Recitals 3. 4. Dean’s List. Soror- ity Vice-President 4. Commence- ment Recitals. Geraldine LeVeille k r x Winona High School “A lovely countenance is the fair- est of all sights. And the sweetest harmony is the sound of the voice. Student Government P es Recitals 3, 4. Dean’s Lis t. Union. Stunt 1, 2, 3. ft? ? ' Day Sorority Secretary 2 tT iorority President jj. war B mencemen Elizabeth Lockerbie Regina College ‘ What ' s true beauty but fair vir in outwar tue s face , — Virtue made visible grace?” Canadan Club Secretary-Treasu- rer 4. Recitals 3. Commencement Recitals. Frances Mills Lumsden k r x Sodus High School “And when once the young heart of a maiden is stolen. The maiden herself will steal after it soon.” Class Treasurer 4. Forensic Union Treasurer 4. Stunt 2. 3. Song Day. Prom Committee. Revival Play. Sorority Secretary 3, 4. Year Book. Edna Patricia McGuire f MT Cambridge High and Latin School lt She is happy who knoweth not herself to be otherwise. Cheerful company shortens the miles.” Recitals 2. Stunt 2, 3. Sorority Historian. Commencement Debate.

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E R S O N A N 9 3 4 4 Y y A-c - A. 1 1 Mary u Walker ' orchester High School for Girls manners, unaffected r “0 4 softest mind. Lover of peace, and friend of hu- man kind.” Athletic Club. Commuters’ Club. Stunt 2. Song Day. Prom Commit- tee. Year Book. Janice Wightman j» m r Morristown High School “ Loyal to duty and to friends sin- To hearts that have known her she has proved most dear.” • W4M Student Government Treasurer. Class Treasurer 3. Song Day. Re- vival Play. Sorority Treasurer 4. Phi Mu Gamma Scholarship Play. Commencement Play. Eleanor Young j m r High Point College “ Think of her worth and think that God did mean This worthy mind should worthy things embrace.” 4 . Dean’s List. Stage Manager Phi Mu Gamma Scholarship Play. 1 « r jw y ii H e Morwenna C. Z DH Woonsocket High School In her was youth, beauty, with humble Bounty, richesse, and womanly fea- ture.” Dean’s List. Debate 1. Commut- ers’ Club Play. Stunt 2, 3. Revival Play. Prom Committee. Year Book. Commencement Play. Faith Harding Varney Somerset High School “ The maid who modestly conceals Her virtues, while she hides, re- veals.” Student Government 4. Com- muters’ Club. Athletic Club. Stunt 2, 3. Song Day. Prom Commit- tee. Year Book. Minne Maddern Fiske Scholarship. John W. Zalanskas $ A T University of New Hampshire “He has I know not what of greatness in his looks and of high fate that almost awes me.” Dean’s List. Fraternity Treasurer 4. Men’s Club President 4. Men ' s Club Play. LEOLA Reuter Waterbury High School Z $ H “ Coquet and coy at once her air; Both studied, though both seem neglected.” Stunt 1, 2, 3. Revival Play. Sorority Treasurer. Zeta Toy Theatre. Zeta Zamboree. Year Book. Beatrice Rosenberg “ In my own city my name, clothes procure me respect.” ro Girls’ Latin School in a strange city my Class Secretary 3. Dean’s List. Menorah Society Executive Committee 3. Menorah Society President 4. Stunt 1, 3. Prom Committee. Year Book. Commence- ment Debate. C aXtxLc Eleanor Robinson Waterbury High School Z$H “Let the world slide — Let the world go, A fig for care — a fig for woe!” Dean’s List. Stunt 2. Sorority Secretary. Zeta Theatre. Zeta Zamboree. Year Book. Toy Edith Stone Carbondale High School “Nothing hinders me or daunts me.” Menorah Society. Stunt 2, 3. Children’s Theatre.