Emerson College - Emersonian Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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Boylston Green, Ph.D, President of the College

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faculty administration clear eye and a kindly heart”

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Ruth Maxfield English Gertrude Kay Drama William Kenney Speech Joseph Connor Speech Barbara Standish English Dorothy Parkhurst Language Grover Shaw Speech Psychology Rowland Gray-Smith Philosophy Emerson was built upon a theory, a plan to be carried out. Emersonians have come to know it as the Evolution of Expression, the analysis and syntheses of literary and dramatic art. The college has grown and the conception has broadened — the plan has become two-fold. There are now two avenues of endeavor, but the goal is the same. We come here primarily because we are interested in literature, radio, or the theatre. We study literature, psychology, philosophy, history, and the languages. We have a general liberal arts back- ground. We study radio, the theatre, costuming, make-up, stage-design, pan- tomime, and dance. We are equipped with a specialized training which we understand more fully because we know its growth and place in culture. The Emersonian Thirteen