Emerson College - Emersonian Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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THE EMERSONIAN 1934 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President . Louise Monroe Vice-President . June Hamblin Secretary Bernice Jainchill T reasurer . Catherine George Junior Class History “ And this class, thirty-five, will be, As you will see, Eternal pride of E. C. O.” The class of ’35 approached the junior year — the hardest and the happiest of our college career — with high hopes and plans for making our Year Book and our Junior Week the best in the history of Emerson. Under the able di- rection of our president, Louise Monroe, we appointed committees and set to work. Alas for our confidence! The seniors escaped us on Sneak Day, and we had to admit defeat. Determined to wipe out the black mark, we opened our Year Book cam- paign with a tea dance which somewhat redeemed our reputation. From there, we plunged into Junior Week and completely reestablished our position with a mock opera, “The Mystery of the Wax Museum,” and a memorable Prom. The Prom, held at the Crystal Ball Room of the Hotel Kenmore, contrived to be that happy but rare combination, a social and a financial success. By way of climax, our class achieved a record number of students on the Dean’s List.

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JUNIORS “A man’s reach should exceed his grasp Or what’s a Heaven for?” — Browning.

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