Emerson College - Emersonian Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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TO LIGHT, DARK, DRY O R DAMP, CHILLY OR WARM; ELIZABETH lANE COSTELLO, A.B. Brighton, Massachusetts Newman Club Kappa Gamma Chi It makes no difference whether Betty is holding her end alone in Forum Speaking or questioning the position of modal auxil- iaries, she will invariably find her way out of the quandry. The word compro- mise is foreign to her stubborn, individ- ualistic Irish nature. We love her and that strange Boston twang and wouldn ' t change either for the world. FORTHRIGHT Page Twenty

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TO A FLAT WORLD OF CHANGING LIGHTS AND NOISE CECILE FLORENCE BREAKSTONE, A. B. New York City, Mew York Stage Production International Relations Club Hillel Society ELFIN A mischievous disposition and a delight- ful child-like nature make Sissy both a torment and a delight. She has but to use her warm smile and crinkle up her almond eyes and in a moment her spell has been cast. If we can believe Mr. Connor, she might easily be one of the little people, our own personal leprichaun. Page Nineteen

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J 1 6 QRAei’ltMG AT KISSES AND TOYS, LOUISE MARIE DE CAPRIO, A.B. Newtonville, Massachusetts Transferred from Boston University College of Liberal Arts, 1943 Emersonian Business Staff Friends of Emerson Editor Property Mistress 2, 3, 4 Dean ' s List 3, 4 COMPASSIONATE Ring Committee Chairman 4 Public Productions 2, 3, 4 Summer Theatre Literary Club The real sunny Italian has never been better personified than by Lulu. Intense, emotional and one of Emerson ' s outstand- ing actresses, she has, by dint of unrelent- ing effort, never-failing loyalty and the generosity in her heart for everyone, more than deserved the star she now rates on her dressing room door. Page Twenty-One