Emerson College - Emersonian Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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IBebtcattcm June Hamblin Mitchell is often referred to as The first lady of Oral Interpretation, and the title is quite appropriate. Mrs. Mitchell has been an outstanding member of the Emerson family for almost fifty years. In her thirty second year as a full time faculty member, she answers to the affectionate nickname of Mama. June Mitchell is a strong willed individual, who has no reservations about saying exactly what she thinks. Mama has always been very demanding of herself. She shares the expertise gained through years of training and experi- ence, by teaching in the field that she loves best. Because she firmly believes that Oral Interpretation develops the entire individual, she strongly urges her students to give of themselves. As a teacher, she has a gift for getting results, and an eye for improvement. In performance, she is a woman capable of commanding your imagination. An entertainer in the finest sense of the word. She knows her audiences well, and never fails to make her characters seem very real and fascinating. Mrs. Mitchell is very serious about her life ' s craft; yet has an ever-ready sense of humor to share with her students, and colleagues. Our own Mama Mitchell, a faith-filled, inspired, and inspiring woman.

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