Emerson College - Emersonian Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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PLEASURE IN THE WIND, THE SUNLIGHT AND THE SEA; BEATRICE CLARK DOWD, A.B. Brooklyn, New York Emersonian Editor-in-Chief Who ' s Who Among Students In American Colleges and Universities Scholarships 1, 2, 3, 4 Dean ' s List 1, 2, 3, 4 Bursar ' s Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Treasurer 2 Public Productions 4 Summer Theatre International Relations Club, Vice-President 4 Literary Club In the stir of college life, we are apt to neglect the wonders that surround us — such as Dowd — Dowd, of the flame-iike hair, the intense speech (in several languages), who possesses that awesome combination of mind, at once mathematical and aesthetic, has a sensitivity of nature that places her in a venerable niche in the history of the class of ' 46 and, we predict, of posterity. TURBULENT Page Twenty-Three

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ADVANCING BOLDLY, SUDDEN TO TAKE ALARM JANE PHYLISS DIONIS, A.B. Bridgeport, Connecticut Transferred from Connecticut Junior College, 1944 Janie finds her effervescent nature one not easily controlled, nor would we have her restrain it completely. Fler humour is the contagious kind, which like Falstaff ' s is a source of wit in others as well as in him- self and which also like his, makes us happier for having allowed ourselves to becom.e its victims. IRREPRESSIBLE Page Twenty-Two

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STUDIES THE SUNLIT PATTERN ON THE FLOOR KATHRYN SCOVEL FORDYCE, A.B. Newton, Massachusetts Transferred from Parsons College, Iowa, and Leland Powers, 1945 To be ' ' Emerson ' ' is both easy and diffi- cult. You either fit well or you never fit at all. From Kay ' s gentle manner and yet strangely forceful voice, we get the instant impression of a real Emersonian. We regret her too-short time with us, for her quiet dig- nity has helped temper our more rambunc- tious spirits. MATURE Page Twenty-Four