Emerson College - Emersonian Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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Dear Seniors: Congratulations! On June 1, 1980 we will celebrate your Commencement and Emerson ' s Centen- nial. During your four years here you have seen many changes and, in its second century, there will be others. Let me assure you, however, that one facet that will not change will be the unique sense of pride in and affection for your alma mater which exists in all constituencies of this one- hundred-year-old College. Although you are graduating, I sincerely hope that you will consider this Centennial year as a beginning, that you will assume a new role, that of an active, responsible and responsive alumnus. We need you! 1 believe that you, as Communication specialists, have an advantage over your peers in a world disadvantaged by cultural misunderstanding and indifference. Use the skills that you have ac- quired at Emerson for they, if used effectively, will assure success in your chosen field. Good luck, and let ' s keep in touch. Sincerely, President Emerson graduates are proud peo- ple, and they have many reasons to be proud. I know you will remember with warm feelings the positive experi- ences you had in the dorms, the class- rooms, and on the wall . I feel ex- tremely priviledged to have had a chance to share with you these expe- riences. Please keep in touch. I look forward to hearing great things about you.

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SPECIAL EVENTS Brooks Russell, Coordinator Scott Hayes, Office Assistant DEAN OF STUDENTS Shelton Forrest, Dean Toby Barthoff, assistant Dean Helaine Baler, Administrative Assistant ACADEMIC AFFAIRS John Zacharis, Vice President Geri Grande, Assistant to the V.P. CAREER SERVICES Ron Ludman, Director Marilyn Krivitsky, Placement Coordinator Shepley Metcalf, Adminis. Assistant UNION ATHLETICS James Peckham, Director of Athletics Linda Slowe, Director of the Union Jean Peckham, Secretary