Abstract
Faculty and students of Beirut University College in the forties and fifties, when it was successively called «American Junior College» and «Beirut College for Women», will surely remember a lively teacher who, besides her multiple talents and varied intellectual interests, had an unusual ability to befriend everyone. A gifted pianist, a teacher of humanities,
Esther Johnson was also a dynamic social worker, a believer in a humane socialism which she tried to put into practice and did not restrict to mere talk.
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