Emerson College - Emersonian Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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Emersonian Staff First Row (left to right) : M. Gibbs, M. Kinoian, D. Fishman, M. Howes, J. Werner. Literary Editor Mary Gibbs Associate Editor James F. DiStefano Treasurer Robert Silverman Chairman Mary T. Howes Advertising Manager R. Joyce Werner Art Editor Barbara Arnold Photography Editor Mary Kinoian Business Manager Donald Jones Secretary Doris Joy Fishman Literary Assistants Sarah Ann Martin Jane Young Advertising Assistants Helen Chaiken Marilyn English Fourteen The Emersonian

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Miss Crowley Instructor of Speech Mr. Evans Instructor of History Mr. Oberly Instructor of Singing Mr. Evans Instructor of History . Miss Paull Secretary to President Miss MacDougall Director of Woman’s Activities Miss Dona van Bursar Mr. Smith Instructor of History Mrs. Andrew Director of Women’s Dormitories Mrs. Olfene Receptionist Mrs. Wilson Director of Admissions Miss Morris Miss Kaizer Librarian Miss Pelligrino Registrar’s Assistant Mr. Wilder Miss Shaw Business Manager Mailing Mimeographing Office The Emersonian Thirteen

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£e uoAA We leave Emerson with a touch of envy for the undergraduates who have a future, not a past on the corner of Beacon and Berkeley. We are sorry that many near and deep acquaintances will undergo dissolution. But in a greater sense we are thankful to Emerson for these past four years. They have been filled with plasant happenings and memorable events; they have given us respite from the world, time to acquire culture and round off the edges in our make up; they have afforded us the stuff of which later memories are made. In short, we consider ourselves fortunate, and with unvarnished sincer- ity we hope for the future well being of our classmates, the under- graduates and the faculty — for the continued progress and develop- ment of Emerson College. It has our gratitude and it is the one fact of which we will never be mute or taciturn. Yes, strangers we met — we separate — friends.