Emerson College - Emersonian Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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The EMERSONIAN for 1940 Irene Mandros Lawrence, Massachusetts A.B. Mundy Newman Club 1, 2; Forensic Union. A deep emotional undercurrent found its counterpart in our Emer- son system, and helped a budding personality to unfold.” Roy McGillivray Everett, Massachusetts B.L.I. Student Government Represen- tative, President 4; President New- man Club; Secretary Phi Alpha Tau 3. A bulwark in our class. A princely mind that fought for and found its best, then used it well.”

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The EMERSONIAN for 1940 Eleanor Levy Brookline, Massachusetts A.B. International Relations C lub; Senior Decorations Committee. A quick excitement pervades the atmosphere around this agile and keen personality. Clear witted, with staccato manner of speech.” Dorothea MacDonald Stoughton, Massachusetts A.B. “Dot tie Newman Club; Senior Ways and Means Committee; Junior Picnic Committee. ' Here is a deep well of humor that sun sparkles on and clouds cannot darken. Things happen to us all, but to Dottie, they hap- pen twice as fast, and twice as funny.” [ 21 ]

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The EMERSONIAN for 1940 Margaret Roberts Provincetown, Massachusetts B.L.I. “Peg” Zeta Phi Eta; Emersonian Lit- erary Editor; Junior Recitals; Dean ' s List. “Our female Pagliacci, whose laughter and tears are distilled into an alchemy that Shakespeare would have revelled in. The eyes of a dreamer and the mind of a scholar.’’ Bernice Salans Revere, Massachusetts B.L.I . Bunny” Sigma Delta Chi; Menorah So- ciety, Secretary 3; Senior Recitals; Commencement Tea Recital; Em- ersonian Social Staff: Sophomore, Junior and Senior Recitals. “Page after page of rippling wa- ter, now gay, now troubled, now calm, with a conscious depth of emotion — hearty, gracious and warm.’’ 1 23 ]