Emerson College - Emersonian Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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Dedication As Seniors our voices shall thin to a remembered whisper in these corridors. We must speak with new tongues the language of responsibility. We look forward to a future of fulfillment, in which we will give proof of our dedication to the truths which justify our lives. Looking backward, we remember those whose guidance strengthened and channeled our aims. A college, someone said, is a library through which the student is led by a guide, the professor. This is the man we pause to remember now. He has taught us the value of knowledge, and shown us how to shape and express the thoughts that well within us. Through stimulating conversation with him, he has given us proof of the life that seethes through the printed page, and of the imagination and drive which are necessary to put this power into action on the stage, or in discussion. His knowledge and friendly manner have never been confined strictly to the classroom. He is always ready to discuss, to listen, to advise, always maintaining an interest in the well-being of his students, which goes beyond the present members of his classes and extends to both the past and the future. It is with the deepest appreciation and respect, that at this time we wish to say a word of thanks to him for all that he has done for us both individually, and as the Class of 1959. It is with humility and gratitude that we dedicate our year- book to LEO NICKOLE. 7

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