Emerson College - Emersonian Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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DEDICATION With a joke, an imitation, or a sarcastic aside, he constantly provides the unexpected. At middle age, when most people settle into their careers and predictable run of the mill goals, he attended college. Upon graduating as valedictorian of the Emerson College class of 1972, he continued to serve the college. From registrars office to Director of Public Relations and Special Events, he has never forgotten the human element. For over 10 years he has guided the Senior Class through their final paces. He advises the Senior class officers and runs graduation. All is not work, however. His love and support of organizations such as the Musical Theatre Society, Phi Alpha Tau, and the college itself exemplifies his many fine and wonderful contributions to Emerson College and the senior classes throughout the years. The class of 1983, with respect and pride, dedicates the 1983 Emersonian to Mr. Brooks Russell.

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EMERSON COLLEGE 100 BEACON STREET BOSTON, MA 02116 617 262-2010 ALLEN E KOENIG PRESIDENT May 1983 Dear Members of the Class of 1983; It is a very special occasion to be congratulating my own freshman class as you graduate. We arrived here together, you and I, and we have had an interesting and exciting time in these four years. We have learned from each other, at least I have learned from you, and I believe we each are the better for it. Now, I stay, to continue my work at Emerson, while you de- part into the life for which you have been preparing. But Emerson will always remain with you. It is an important part of what you are and what you will be. Its continued excellence will become more important to you as evidence of what you are in the eyes of others. And remember, in the years to come you can help other students profit, as you did, from the Emerson experience. Let us keep in touch. 20